isn't that the best plan. >> not mecca. kennedy: it does haven't to be mecca. said middle of the desert. >> i owe my life to three translators who are now u.s. citizens who put their lives on the line for my then and myself. kennedy: and we owe you a debt of gratitude. for all of those people who signed up after 9/11, that to me is true heroism. kennedy: also firefighters and cops. and people who felt that call to duty after 9/11. there is something truly special about that. i prefer freedom over war. i think there might and better way to get there. perhaps it's not aban dong it. >> i'm a huge fan of the guys wearing the few form before 9/11. like jimmy stuart a year before pearl harbor. but i enjoy the guys who joined afterwards. by guys, i mean men and women. kennedy: thank you, suits. >> you would have been a good troop. kennedy: i appreciate that. high compliment coming from you. many americans began today by rememberinged the victims of the 9/11 attack. but joe scarborough started his day attacking the president that was meant to promote his op-ed. my late

he doesn't want to see the history you can shopping mecca overrun with desks a er it would impose a $4 per square foot fee for office space. >>> on the peninsula, first responders will conduct a full-scale emergency exertion at san francisco national airport. this is video from last year's simulation. it will simulate a water crash in the bay to test response and recovery efforts. it will include several agencies, the san francisco fire department, police department, and several mutual aid units from around the bay area. they run from 9:30 to noon. >> san francisco police have a new state-of-the-art training similarity. it's so realistic recruits ont it oth streets. abc 7 news reporter vic lee got a firsthand look at it >> reporter: active shooters in a courthouse. several people shot. a gunman uses a hostage as a shield. one of 200 role play scenarios san francisco police are using in their new virtual training similarity. scenarios that record split-second decisions. >> we deter from excessive force. and we also deter from not using enough force. so there is a happy medium we're look

ten people experiencing an illnesat lane reportedly had passengers from mecca. >> any time you haveop in a closed environment with enormous amounts of reeople, these viruses can easily. >> reporter: they say the emirates passengers were suffering from the flu. the were a total of 250 people on the flightthat landed today. the cdc says the 12 or so feeling ill have been checked out and released, . >> ron mott, thanks. >>> to californi where a fast-moving and incredibly dangerous wildfire exploded out of control. the flames moving so fast they left drivers trapped on the highway. some of those dramatic escapes you're looking here caught on camera. let's get more from our national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> oh my god! >> reporter: explodingss ache hills near the california, oregon borderhe so-called delta fire tripling in size. 300-foot flames buing along i-5 before leaping the interstate. >> look at that side just caught on fire. we cannoay right here. >> reporter: trapped, this couple capturing the terrifying moments nd as drivers a cars and big rigs catch fire. utome 45 miles o

it's sort of a mecca for new entertainment, music, other venues, entrepreneurial, energy. we will go right to the river and see how close lake charles is to the wilderness. we are going into the industrial part of lake charles. all of these vacant lots would have been covered with sawmills, construction shops, millwork fabricators, using the lumber that would have been harvested along the river. you can see we will dip closer to the river. you see the trees that once lined both sides of the calcasieu river. >> you see more of a b ayou style view you associate with louisiana. >> now we are going to follow the river. there are double loops of the calcasieu river, this is north. >> we are on the river. >> there is no guard, you are in the water. this is on the northern bank. this is what early settlers would have seen along the river back then. in the day, this would have been floatingth cut lumber on this body of water waiting to be run into the sawmills and the mill shops of lake charles. >> it's interesting how quickly we went from downtown to wilderness. do you feel that

forty three aunts friday and then mecca you're coming down to about thirty nine degrees as we go towards saturday there over towards africa as mar well you can be seeing some clouds in your forecast maybe about twenty six degrees and as we make our way down toward southern africa we are seeing some are partly cloudy conditions turning cloudy for cape town over the next few days we've been watching this front just off the coast really lingering across that region keeping those temperatures low so fifteen degrees there on friday and then as we go towards saturday we do expect to see more clouds in your forecast but i'm just coming up to by eighteen in johannesburg see about twenty seven degrees there. and. you feel they just are you sure glad. i am. back. with. my nigerian. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here this hour hurricane florence is starting to batter the east coast of the united states springing heavy rain strong winds and rising floodwaters to three states over carolina south carolina and virginia hundred fifty six thousand people are now without electricity. so th

little every now and again so the average is five millimeters this is for the whole of september for mecca two days in september sometimes give you very well i think they've exceeded they five been the beaches but nevertheless this is quite a surprise what's maybe more surprising is that even in the forecast for here doha qatar is a small chance of thunderstorms the next two or three days the average rainfall here for september zero i mean rather more exotic but to be expected is the time for yet another spinning it was a huge a high in the western pacific this one is again headed for japan its current position takes it fairly quickly towards of can now over the next twenty four hours and then it follows a real cute chain and up through the main japanese islands is the equivalent of category two or three at its worst in twenty four hours with these sort of winds and thirteen me two ways it will be devastating once again as my problem is going to head on al-jazeera. i'm scott high there in sichuan china in a region known for its dinosaur fossil discoveries there's a booming industry making

the other wonderful stuff that's been added to enhance the downtown experience, and it's sort of a mecca for entertainment, music, and entrepreneurial energy is being spent downtown and we're going to stay on ryan street and go right to the calcasieu river. we'll see how close lake charles is to the wilderness, we're going into the industrial part of lake charles. all of these vacant lots here would have been covered with saw mills and construction shops and mill work fabricators and that sort of thing, using the lumber that would have been harvested along the calcasieu river. you can actually see we're going to dip closer to the calcasieu river. and you can see the trees that once lined both sides of the river. >> and you're seeing that morphing, that you typically associate with louisiana. adley: right. and now we're going to follow the river, this is their double loop of the calcasieu river. this is north -- >> we're on the river. there is no guard rail. adley: you're in the water. and this is what, on the northern bank, this is what the early settlers would have seen along the calcas

stronger and so could the remaining blazes the area affected is an army training site near the city of mecca and it totals eight hundred hectares one thousand three hundred emergency personnel are working hard to contain the blaze to be on the safe side nearby residents were told to prepare for a possible evacuation this year humvee we didn't have flying sparks yet so far we've been getting off lightly over that song before and i hope it stays this way we don't want to evacuate and we also don't want to see houses burning was on the wildfire was triggered by german army rocket test in the beginning of september the german military has been subject to fierce criticism for not dealing with the fire immediately there are also doubts whether the rocket test was performed correctly. on friday defense minister whose laffan deadline apologized to citizens affected by the blaze given didn't we will find the causes of the fire especially regarding the question rather regulations were not observed or misinterpreted there will be an investigation and the results are of course going to be published ques

off the whole country so he began exploring entering the mate to and deeper and ended up going to mecca and by doing so he concentrated water and soil fertility in same spots which allowed even interact yes so that makes a big difference to smallholder farmers in those area. how has his work hours have been received within his own farming community. well there have been tensions in the pasta in december steps that some people believe to death he also milk respecting certain traditions so at this sort of moment even set fire to his forest but that doubled his d. diminish and he continued to experiment in slowly but surely he has been accepted as a leader in his own community and he is now well respected but it was a difficult difficult struggle he had to with difficulty you know that it's fascinating to them you wouldn't you know think that he would have to overcome those types of difficulties and it kind of begs the question could this award maybe give a boost to those calls in for kenya faso and the rest of west africa well interestingly there is a huge program in africa to the store o

survey making is the second strongest party in the country what does this mean for chance i'm going to mecca. well it means that the pressure from the right certainly growing and that is really. just an expression of the weakness of her own coalition government right now i'm going to market is used to pressure she's used to pressure from the right but with her interior minister horse playing up in her own government and not being afraid of once again forcing upon her a potential government crisis which was now really averted. stands there weakened and also very visibly weakened for her european partners as well she knows she needs to find something to tackle the a d. from the right this latest poll puts it in second position but then again that's what a health warning on those polls we've learned that over the past two years and one of the reasons for these losses the survey shows both the conservative blogs. and the coalition part of the s.p.d. have lost support. yes appears to be really a punishment by the voters who really thought it was rather an appetizing what they had to see over the

it was him in mecca on a pilgrimage. daniel sandford, bbc news.isbury nerve agent poisoning may have visited the uk three times in the last two years. documents obtained by the investigative group found that alex petrov visited the uk several times and other parts of europe. as usual, we have much more on our website. you can get into it with me and some of the team on social media. i am @bbckasiamadera. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: wada lift the suspension of russia's anti—doping agency in a move that is labelled as treacherous by those opposed to it. tiger woods eagles the last hole to hold a share of the lead after the first round of the tour championship in atlanta. defending champion caroline wozniacki is out of the pan pacific open in tokyo after losing to camila giorgi. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the decision by the world anti doping agency to lift the suspension of russia's anti—doping agency. rusada have been banned

. >>> san francisco's union square is of course a shopping mecca. why one lawmaker wants to keep office space away. >>> a live look at the dow. trading already under way. 116 points up. an update on how the markets are doing next. >>> a local research team is working on a polite pedestrian robot. >>> potential fire danger developing across the north bay, the areas in orange from 11:00 tonight through 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. a north wind gusting 35 miles per hour. low humidity. the fire danger is possible. if it becomes more certain, it will be upgraded to a red flag warning. here's a look at the temperatures. upper 80s through the is central valley. 81, l.a. 101, palm springs. check out the temperatures in tahoe. mid to upper 70s. >>> we want to get you caught up on accusations against brett kavanaugh. >> the bay area woman accusing him of sexual assault will testify before congress but only after an fbi investigation. abc news has learned the agency will not take further action unless ordered to do so by the white house. that puts the judiciary co

belgium, and france, arrested iranian operatives in the late stages of preparing a plot to disrupt a mecca rally in paris. iran continues to support a network of several thousand shia foreign fighters it has fight the asad regime. it has prompted airstrikes against select iranian positions within syria. continued iranian efforts to move advanced weapon systems into syria to bolster iran and hezbollah's military capabilities have heightened the potential for conflict. in iraq, iran's support for the popular globalization committee and shia militants remains the primary threat to u.s. personnel and iraqis' political instability. this threat will increase as the threat from isis receipts, but recedes,go away - -=- - but does not go away. in yemen, the humanitarian iran'scontinues to grow, escalatesr one side the conflict and poses a serious threat to u.s. partners across the middle east. iran continues to provide land-based targets deep inside of saudi arabia in the uae. let's look at a topic that has been at the forefront of the news over the last six months, north korea. kim jong-un has sus

yesterday's plane had performs from mecca.dc checked out and released most of the persons on today's flights, but the 12 sick passengers are stillrent kind on a flight to paradise. an american islands flight said the toilets started to overflow and the persons were asked to pea in plastic bags. >> what are do you mean i have to pea in a bag? >> american airlines confirmed there were issues on the flight, but said it took off with working bathrooms. someone flushed a diaper down one of the toilets. >> i don't want to visualize what happened there. football highlights and a wild finish for the season opener and we will check in with the waders. season is here -- after t delay. >>> happy new year! football season is here after a slight delay. >> a lot of people fired up. they were worried about lightning in philadelphia so the game was delayed nearly an hour, but the game goes on finally. the eagles hosting the falcons and unveiled the super bowl banner in philadelphia. the eagles starting quarterback and it's back up in what he

the flight originated in dubai but authorities report some passengers came from mecca, which has seen flu outbreaks in the past. >> we get concern about different once they get on t across the globe. >> of the 549 people on board, ten including seven crew members were taken to the hospital. new york health officials believe they have the flu. the rest were allowed to continue on their way. >> what are you looking forward to? >> going home. >> reporter: with a warning to watch for symptoms. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> facing threats of boycotts, nike is doubling down on the face of its controversial new ad campaign when the new nfl season begins tomorrow. nike will air a new commercial including colin kaepernick that started his protests during the national anthem. miguel almaguer gives us a look. >> don't try to be the fastest runner in your school, be the fastest ever. >> reporter: the new ad by nike features the outspoken advocate who until recently, had gone silent. colin kaepernick a voice for the just do it campaign with his signature motto. >> believe in something,

about forty three aunts friday and then mecca you're coming down to about thirty nine degrees as we go towards saturday there over towards africa as morrow well you can be seeing some clouds in your forecast maybe about twenty six degrees and as we make our way down toward southern africa we are seeing some are partly cloudy conditions turning cloudy for cape town over the next few days we've been watching this front just off the coast really lingering across that region keeping those temperatures low so fifteen degrees there on friday and then as we go towards saturday we do expect to see more clouds in your forecast but i'm just coming up to by eighteen in johannesburg see about twenty seven degrees there. ugandan pop star turned politician now charged with treason but released on bail and. is the only way. that never again when the president be making that robert. bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. florence passes north carolina as it threatens to destroy billions of dollars worth of property on the u.s. east coast. we. have a look probably more closely tarakan. very soon. hello a

they had taken off from mecca, saudi arabia before catching connecting flights that landed in the u-s. as student return to campus -- parents in one city are on edge this morning. investigators say the suspect in a series of attempted sexual assaults at a popular east bay beach .. may have also targeted elementary school students. police say the suspect may be connected to two cases at "wood middle school" in alameda .. where a man is accused of annoying or molesting minors. authorities arrested that man wednesday morning a few blocks from the school. he )s the same person accused of three attacks on women walking alone at alameda )s cron beach. now to a story you )ll only see on nbc bay area. one south bay city is growing so fast -- it )s drawing concern from city leaders. they say they )re worried about public saftey. in one national survey..sunnyval e has been hailed as the country )s safest city for the past three years. however, with business booming -- including at least three large projects proposed by google that )s quickly changing. the president of the public safety officers

now, federal officials say all the sick passengers attended the hajj in mecca, saudi arabia. when they arrived in philadelphia yesterday, they had sore throats and coughs. the day before ten people were hospitalized and tested positive for the flu after arriving in new york from a flight in dubai. >>> several officials charged someone with unleashing devastating cyber attacks including the wannabe cry. park jin hyok worked for a company that was a front for the north korean military and he's also allegedly responsible for hacking sony pictures, leaking thousands of documents and thousands of emails. he's believed to be hiding in canada. >>> the leading candidate running for president in brazil is in serious condition this morning after being stabbed in the stomach. jair bolsonare was speaking at a rally yesterday when he was attacked. he screamed in pain and fell backward. he's running as a law and order candidate. he's a controversial victor. his assailant is in custody and will be sentenced next month. >>> the u.s. government is imposing sanctions on four individuals and fi

full is the cause of all there even though the flight left dubai, many of the h passenge come from mecca which has seen flu outbreaks in the past. >>> her name is miranda. she may be be the most talked about baby in the district. >> look at her. she's a cutie. three months ago mayor muriel rnwser announced she was adopting a newbo and becoming a new mom. tomorrow she will open up to the "today" show's hoda kotb about her bundle of joy. this is the first time she allowed news t cameras see her new baby. she chose to shareto her with kotb after watching her talk about her own journey being a single mom with a busy >> there's a moment where that child is put in your arms. >> uh-huh. >> describe that moment for me. >> i think the moment that really sticks out to me was literally looki down at miranda and those -- those eyest looking bace and knowing world. was her entire >> you won't want to miss it when these two moms talk about their experience. the today show starts at 7:00 right after "news4 today." >>> looking forward to >>that. that will be something. >>> what kind of weather do we hav

startups in calgary and not well supported as they are in new york where you will mecca business ideas and you produce you harbor and go in and call the bank back you are here is a really sad but it's not an awful lot about ups or to always keep axing your to bring some. around see like you need to really. do a hospital thing like that to true true to get their money and it's a shame and i'm sure a lot of entrepreneurs in africa are shutting down because of this the forty year old entrepreneur and now wants to expand his signed a franchise in contract with the ball and will be sending some of his machines that they'll also be another franchise in ivory coast. expand a spondee business everywhere now we. have two two aspects create jobs and also educate population to save water to protect our own sylvaine madonna already has a plan for next year as cameroon will host the nations cup the enter premier will be submitting a proposal to governments suggesting that during the football tournament young people clean cars in an environmental friendly way it is sold out washing kits. biodiversit

about forty three on strike day and then mecca you're coming down to about thirty nine degrees as we go towards saturday there over towards africa as morrow well you're going to see some clouds in your forecast maybe about twenty six degrees and as i make our way down toward southern africa we are seeing some of partly cloudy conditions turning cloudy for cape town over the next few days we've been watching this front just off the coast really lingering across that region keeping those temperatures low so fifteen degrees there on friday and then as we go towards saturday we do expect to see more clouds in your forecast but i'm just coming up by eighteen in johannesburg see about twenty seven degrees there. there with sponsored by qatar and always. my name is margaret and managers are much cereals like jewels and the beauties browns put up points he doesn't really need. to put they just we just see it's glad. i am manager i'm only back in my. mind nigeria on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour hurricane florence has started to batter the east coast

says it appears to be a medical situation a spokesman for new york's mess says the flight stopped in mecca which is experiencing throughout break. jury selection is underway in the u.s. city of chicago head of one of the most racially charged trials in many is a white police officer is facing a first degree murder count for shooting a black teenager multiple times in twenty fourteen footage of instance pont massive protests john hendren has it all in the most violent major city in the u.s. the trial of a generation threatens to set a match to a racial tinderbox we had a young african-american male executed executed jason vandyke the case hinges on this video when sixteen shots it captures the racial tension of the most segregated city in the us propels the black lines matter movement and threatens to draw a bright new red line over which police cannot cross. most of chicago police officer jason van dyke's bullets landed in look kwan mcdonald's back she's. a toxicology report found macdonald had taken the drug p.c.p. he was carrying a knife later found closed but was clearly shown walking a

mohsen a higher ranking job with more money met with public outrage after the weekend i go see a sions meccas. defined they came out until. new assignment. arriving to deliver a compromise a new solution to end the uncertainty over the future of germany's soon to be former domestic intelligence chief it's if you believe that the current president of the federal office for the protection of the constitution hans-georg mouse and will henceforth serve a special advisor to the interior minister with the rank of department head there he will be responsible for european and international matters. into nuts another and scrutiny said. last week there were calls for hans-georg masson to be sacked after he apparently downplayed recent anti migrant violence in the city of cam that he was to be removed from his post and then set to get a promotion in the interior ministry that sparked widespread public anger prompting new negotiations between i'm going to merkel c.d.u. they're both very and sister party c.s.u. led by hostile and the social democrats s.p.d. leader andrea nonis gave her reaction in berlin

twenty nineteen a year ahead of previous plans and to run a one percent surplus and twenty twenty the mecca of ministration also agreed to adopt a floating exchange rate on their badly battered economy and that the argentine central bank would only make a limited intervention in the case of what ms la garde called extreme overshooting of the exchange rate the agreement is already controversial given argentine history the i.m.f. was widely blamed within argentina for contributing to their economic collapse back in two thousand and two after that collapse argentina.

stupid question is a spokesman for new york's mass says the flight stopped in the saudi arabian city of mecca which is experiencing a flu outbreak the plane a double decker bus three eighteen landed in new york around nine in the morning local time and was immediately taken to an area away from the terminal as passengers disembarked that temperature was taken somebody is temperatures higher. astable some of the election my temperature is not more than ninety nine. i was asked to do something to confirm that in response to the sickness on board the dubai based and mine tweeted emirates can confirm that about ten passengers on ek two zero three from dubai to new york were taken ill. on arrival as a precaution they were attended to by local health authorities it later emerged that seven out of the ten people taken to hospital were crew members passengers say the experience was surreal to sit at the customs. so even the people had been helping with luggage they wear masks and gloves and then the bus we had the passengers no one offered us at the airport and that's so that was made out of fear and

the americans will call it strange urges russia and china to find a mecca we reduce. our. bigger signal is iran if you will that you are becoming a preview or to walk to. a national. or national that's perfectly put. you know one of the things again one of the ironies. donald trump wants a new deal some sort with iran and the iranians will come to him but at the same time he's demonizing a government that he says he's willing to sit down and talk to he's demonizing a government that he'd like to see overthrown i mean that is a contradiction go ahead in london. any talk of a new deal is unlikely to go down well even in the european capitals because however flawed the deal might be all european countries supports it and it's working we heard quite a few heads of states even yesterday say that iran is sticking to their side of the bargain there is no need to finish this deal and we see the u.s. is also putting pressure on countries like india japan and even turkey not to do business with iran but again if anything else it's backfiring because even turkey is moving extremely c

guess off the whole country so he began experimenting me mate to and deeper and ended up going to meccaand by doing so he concentrated water and soil fertility and same spots which allowed even in drought years so that makes a big difference to smallholder farmers in those area. how has his work hours have been received within his own farming community well there have been tensions in the past in december's deaths that some people believe to death he also prospectively certain conditions so at a certain moment even set fire to his forest but that double t.s.d. to me nation he continued to experiment then slowly but surely he has been accepted as a leader in his own community and he is now well respected but it was a difficult difficult struggle he had to overcome difficulties you know that it's fascinating to them you wouldn't you know think that he would have to overcome those types of difficulties and it kind of begs the question could this award maybe give a boost goes calls in for kenya faso and the rest of west africa well interestingly there is going to send a huge program in afri

happened at midnight, coupled with 18 inches of rain, could lead to devastating flooding to this tourist meccas is more on inland flooding west of here. most of north carolina's rivers flow down into south carolina or the coast and there is worry that those flood swollen rivers are dumping it into south carolina, which could lead to devastation of the infrastructure, businesses and farms. it could cost south carolina billions of dollars of damage. there are significant concerns about the level of flooding expected as the storm moves inland, flash flood warnings are in place for a number of areas. let's have a look at how the american news outlets are responding to the story. you've got flash flood warnings throughout eastern north carolina, that emergency is a specific life—threatening case, so you have the flash flood warnings further inland and then the river flood warnings be cos we had indications the rivers would come up because that's tracking over the centre of south carolina into western north carolina, if you work on the right side of the storm you're still getting those heavy bands b

the time being and some commentators are asking you know or a saying in years gone by i'm going to mecca wouldn't of let this happen she's too skillful a politician should we do assume that she is to lose it too weak and that hands are tied that the tied behind her back and it was i mean we're talking about a fault come from us i really agree with that but what was the alternative either masa stays in power then the s.p.d. must have left the coalition we will have new elections he's been fired without any scruple than the sea is who and many lots of the c.d.u. would be very very disappointed and the right wing populists of the if the we just talk about new monitor story who dares to speak against the chance to get out of it and so it seems that this fall compromise to fire him and promote him in the same way and in a sense that seems to be the only solution that was left was typical merkel solution i mean it was just so typical of her because she always feuds with the with the threats of our government and she acts accordingly can i just say something that i observed at the party confere

twenty nineteen a year ahead of previous plans and to run a one percent surplus and twenty twenty the mecca of ministration also agreed to adopt a floating exchange rate on their badly battered economy and that the argentine central bank would only make a limited intervention in the case of what ms la garde called extreme overshooting of the exchange rate the agreement is already controversial given argentine history the i.m.f. was widely blamed within argentina for contributing to their economic collapse back in two thousand and two after that collapse argentina actually defaulted temporarily on their i.m.f. loans the government later paid the loans in full then effectively renounce the i.m.f. or they say about biting the hand that feeds you. and moving north into the east the brazilian state oil country petro boss has agreed to pay a fine over eight hundred fifty three million dollars to settle the so-called car wash corruption case that we've talked about before. in the united states u.s. justice department to go shade of the settlement announced that this morning in a statement the depa

appears to be a medical situation a spokesman for the new york's mayor says the flight stopped in mecca which is experiencing a flu outbreak but you will few any time on our website address for that is al-jazeera dot com. watching us there here's a reminder the top stories british police have released images of two russians suspected of poisoning a former spy and his daughter in salzburg alexander petroff and rossland bashir off are accused of attempting to murder and yes triple with a nerve agent number chalk in march the british prime minister has called for a u.n. security council meeting to discuss the incident i can today tell the house that based on the body of intelligence the government has concluded that the two individuals named by the police and c.p.s. are officers from the russian military intelligence service. also known as the g.r.u. the g.r.u. is a highly disciplined organization with a well established chain of command so this was not a road operation it was almost certainly also approved outside the g.r.u. a senior level of the russian state. paraguay's moving its embas

tasneem army was only seventeen is anyone he deputized this find his father was away on pilgrimage to mecca i grew up here in this area and we had this phenomena called bashing we had right when the groups coming along looking for asians to beat up just for the sake of it. my father was beaten up and. it wasn't a wasn't a good time in east end of london. my mum was welsh she converted to islam too in the second world war with my father she was a coal miner's daughter can you imagine the stigma of a white lady marrying a dark person but she didn't care but i'm also proud to be a bangladeshi as well. oh yeah that's my dad that's my dad roughly. four weeks before he died and is now when he graduated. and muna when she graduated she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me she can maybe project forward where i don't that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after sixty five but some young blood for us away because they got better ideas and see things better than we do we're always thinking in the past and they're thinking in the future and it's

we've brought you this church oh from our of a topping the cloth was made in mecca medina and in our holy places it's been handed down by the elders for many years and will now make you a bride. outside anticipation is rising my hymns nephew and he's also had to say goodbye. actually. one. of the lowest on line and then my own my human is just a few months older than me. there which is another reason why we're closer than is usually the case with aunts and nephews with them. she's like a sister and best friend to me we grew up together obama was on the planet. earth again autocrats i'm going to tell you the truth i'm very sad she's leaving. that at the same time i think i'm glad she'll be happy. i'm happy for. me and is not the only one who's struggling to maintain his composure. if. only. for. the. course while they are not yet here and not out of course i'm very sad that i have to leave my family and move to an unfamiliar place. lost my way it will take me a long time to get used to it i didn't have time for shiloh myself but i'm also very much looking forward to my new life. raft

it was him in mecca on a pilgrimage. daniel sandford, bbc news.two men accused of being behind the salisbury nerve agent poisoning. the men say they were just tourists. our security correspondent gordon corera is with me. what have you learned? these are the two men accused of being russian agents sent to kill. they used the names are the petra van ruslan boshirov. what has come out of a new details about their travels. the details about their travels. the details were obtained by an investigative group and we have been able to confirm some of the details. the documents show that alexander petrov made tendrils to europe in just two years. this included three trips the uk, one in september 2016, between february and march 2017 and finally in march of this year, when sergei skripal was poisoned. it is not clear what the purpose of those first two trips was. the pair were travelling on genuine russian passports, but it is alleged using false names. petrov‘s contains inconsistencies like a stamp saying do not provide information, one of a number of pi

the five pillars of islam saudi arabia is the guardian of its holiest sites including the kaaba in mecca. palestinians living in jordan say saudi arabia is allowing politics to taint rituals which should be sacred saudi arabia is fighting the palestinians and islam at the same time other palestinians even with a jordanian passport say they're being banned from visiting saudi arabia if they don't have a national id number two company representatives in jordan were wary of speaking on camera because of potential repercussions in saudi arabia but this operator agreed so long as his identity was concealed. passports of all been rejected by decide to consulate they informed us not to bring these passports again to get a visa to go to saudi arabia so this has been getting really affected to talk on. the saudi arabian embassy in a man refused to comment but palestinians off furious i don't live in a very good joke the decision represents no respect us the latest on a conference any reason to petition for such a decision. more than two million palestinians live in jordan and the hashemite kingdo

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