process whatsoever that is that i ask the judge about what's called preventative custody and why mahmud had not been released after a given period of time. hold that. if you have had. to do you think. about that but i. also feel. this is a. matter of. doing i. think if you mr safir you are just going to let you know. if you don't you are right but i think. that it can but i. because the elements are the. same. mostly. the hard. core of them was a year at the nearly. and can i remember. him and. i have. the most of what they have. and. on some of them. have the only. phone. i wanted to get the view of the union of journalists who i called head of the. but failed to get through. to the supreme council for media regulation. by. which i could get. help but then i. demanded much relief on health grounds. and. then. whoa when you gender joinery says in the tech approach freedom and freedom of expression which doesn't mean. we have every citizen the duty to respect. or kill someone we don't know any reason but it's what happened with what we called the criminal criminalization of journalistic

mahmud has announced that he successor. and in one such of. these up to handing over his resignation letter. types is other than has the trust of not only the other candidates for chief minister but that of the whole but the present good woman. when the new chief minister of the not comes to long to play lucas undeterred altogether to the embassy to listen to what he has to say to the kids that yes the rice was ok and the emphasis is on the right place ok. the. carbon emissions. but. you. can't be serious than. thirty three years. not enough. there's not a very very shameful being in there for profit. why do you believe the move on. the. i know. you promise you right. here you know we're going to. move to. no more. normal. normal. my. writing i. really do but i don't know whether this is too good to be true but the onus is on us to back him with his words here and that was him this is what he said we're going to take you on your road and we'll going to help you if you if you want to go out in the morning ok yeah i already. know more. nimble yo

mahmud has announced that he successor this of me tons i deny such a. these as to him the over leash and that's a. type says other than has the trust of not only the other candidates for chief minister but that of the whole but the present good woman. when the new chief minister of the not comes to long to play lucas on the time altogether to the embassy to listen to what he has to say to see the kids get messed up and spat ok and the emphasis is on the right grades. on. the current condition. but. if you. have very serious than. thirty three years. not enough. you should know i was very very shameful being. careful profs. didn't you just. want to move on. the phone booth question. i knew. few hours you're right but. you know we've got. to. move. no. more no more. thanks to my. christ. i don't know whether this is too good to be true but the onus is on us that they came with his words and that was him this is what he said we're going to take your new road and we don't going to help you if you if you want to go out on home yeah i support you. no more. no

the number of innocent victims continues to rise door search of al-jazeera al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein has had his detention in egypt extended for a seventeenth time he's been in prison in egypt for six hundred sixty one days despite not being charged is accused of broadcasting false news missed even foreign funds to defame egypt's state institutions both he and downs there are strongly deny the allegations and the network continues to demand his release. russia has opened a criminal investigation after a rocket bound for the international space station failed shortly after takeoff the two man crew an american astronauts and a russian cosmonaut survived after making an emergency landing in kazakhstan which allan's has more from moscow. with the traditional wave of departing spacemen make hay and alexi of chain in said goodbye to worth it they'd be back sooner than they thought since the demise of nasa space shuttle program russia's so you system is currently the only way for people to get up to the international space station the russian and the american to begin one hundred an

means to a livelihood for good people without the job without fishing and their families for free or mahmud bhangra is unloading what he's caught and getting set for another long trip at sea and i would think and now we spend nine to ten days at sea to make a reasonable catch he said of a day or two. nowadays there are fewer boats and the catch is a smaller the government acknowledges there is a problem this is. the best possible options for us. but with a poorly equipped and underfunded marine security service the polygyny of the country's resources will continue and hundreds of local fisherman will lose out. al-jazeera on patrol with a civilian maybe in the atlantic. let's take you through some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now turkey says saudi arabia's top prosecutor has admitted the killing of journalist show g. was premeditated soudan didn't submit interviews from the eighteen suspects arrested in saudi arabia but says seven of them have admitted involvement in this development follows is meeting with turkish investigators in istanbul one hundred eighty nine people are missing

process whatsoever that is that i ask the judge about what's called preventative custody and why mahmud had not been released after a given period of time. hold that. you had to fathom if you have had. about them but i. also feel. this is a. matter of. doing i. saw you just you know. if you don't you could but i think. that it can. it was the element of the. mostly. the highly. acquired them it was a year at the nearly. can i remember. him and. the bit i have a. to have. and . the only one on. the. phone. i wanted to get the view of the egyptian union of journalists who i call the head of the. but failed to get through. to the supreme council for media regulation. by. which they could get. help. if they demanded much relief on health grounds. and look. then you. know when you gender joinery says in the tech approach freedom and freedom of expression which doesn't mean. we have every citizen the duty to respect. or kill someone we don't see any reason but it's what happened with what we called the criminal criminalization of journalistic work namely you describe their work as a crime and

mahmud else atari were thirteen years old fourteen year old khalid was also killed the boys were from the village of. israeli army says it fired toward the palestinians because they were attempting to pontiff explosive device near the border fence with israel nato forces are conducting their biggest military exercise since the end of the cold war around fifty thousand troops two hundred fifty aircraft and ten thousand tanks trucks and other vehicles are in norway practicing defending nato's northern flank wargames is said to have angered moscow despite russia being briefed by nato and invited to monitor the event with germany's leading the joint exercise almost five thousand troops taking part. has more on that. german artillery has just finished its latest mission so propel guns firing up the no imaginary targets i spoke earlier to general sun draw out about how ready the task force was germany as you might know is the lead nation for the v j t f two souls and nine hundred the very joint i read in this task force that nato is establishing and having on hand if a requirement in this e

they've been hearing from nadia jafari, who escaped but lost her father in the stairwell, and munira mahmuden. 0ur correspondent tom symonds has been at the inquiry and joins us now. what more has the enquiry been hearing today? evidence which i think tells us how hard it was for residents to keep track of each other as they escaped the fire. as you say, nadia was trying to escape with their father who is elderly. they got into a lift which stopped on the tenth floor. as the doors opened filled with black smoke, nadia said that she could not see or breathe and it was very confusing. the door shut on the left and the lift carried on right down to the ground floor. when she got out of the left there was smoke coming from inside the left and again it was very confusing. as you can see here, she is trying to get out. she thought that her father was ahead of her and that he had already escaped. when she found out that he wasn't outside she couldn't get back in. 0ne outside she couldn't get back in. one of the doors to enter the left was locked. the police would not let her back in. she said it w

reaffirm journalism is not a crime we reassert our demand for the release of al-jazeera journalist mahmud hossain detained in egypt without trial for six hundred fifty seven days we stand in solidarity with the two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar we stand in solidarity with all journalists who have been harassed detained imprisoned or killed just for doing their jobs today in the wake of jamal khashoggi its disappearance the world needs information about his whereabouts and his fate and the committee to protect journalists says it shocked by the murder and rape of a t.v. reporter in bowl garia the jury marron over his body was found in the northern town of rooms police say the thirty year old had been beaten and suffocated it's not yet clear if the killing is linked to her investigations into alleged corruption in bulgaria involving european union farms allegations president abdul hamid beside a controversial law that critics say threatens free speech under the digital security bill journalists could be jailed for fourteen years for secretly recording government officials or sprea

reaffirm journalism is not a crime we reassert our demand for the release of al-jazeera journalist mahmud hossain detained in egypt without trial for six hundred fifty seven days we stand in solidarity with the two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar we stand in solidarity with all journalists who have been harassed detained imprisoned or killed just for doing their jobs today in the wake of jamal cut short his disappearance the world needs information about his whereabouts and his fate while his disappearance is shining a light on the growing risks involved in journalism around the world the past two years have seen a string of high profile journalists murdered or sleep reports. victoria marin over looks like the latest grim statistic in the dangerous world of journalism her body discovered in a bulgarian town where she was investigating the corrupt misuse of european union funds she joins the likes of daphne. blown up near her home in a car bomb john ku's yak shot dead outside his home in slovakia and if turkey is right jamal khashoggi allegedly murdered in the saudi consulate in is