and the new out two three. out is rolling out the second generation of its some compact crossover s.u.v. the q three. it's grown a bit too the real price for example is now seven point seven centimeters longer. valid i'm xampp to a little extra spice in syria. by campus or an animal show if i hadn't expected to find anything to complain about he sits high as in any a c. of e. and smoothed over without the right feeling too soft all. the contacts curves briskly and typically for audi the interior is nice and quiet and. a choice of four engines is offered three gasoline and one diesel powered each coupled with the front drop. we check strode. the thirty five c.f.'s sign in combination with the s. tronic automatic gearbox puts out one hundred ten kilowatts and reaches a top speed of two hundred seven kilometers per hour. making the q three longer gives it a flatter good the new eight sided grille lens is a more mature than it's first generation preceptor from twenty eleven. the q three has grown nearly ten centime

and either johnson kid at twenty two can hold up to eight bullets so after firing the first two shotssirhan had six left. in the. robot like pulling the trigger until he fired the other six shots but he had no control over the bullets went over us. after the shooting he was surrounded by about twenty people that were trying to kill him. and that's why i mean he was in custody by all these guys until the police arrived. back. in our custody now and we do not know who he is he had no identification he refuses to make a statement of any kind he does he can understand english. they counted. it and i kept it it's a twenty two caliber eight shot and i eight shots were expended according to the any p.d. report one bullet went through kennedy's coat without any trading his body it scratched all charades head as he stood right behind kennedy the police found the bullet at the crime scene i got shot. not knowing i'd been shot i thought i was being electrocuted too as she was shaking when i went down and so i didn't see bob get shot got shot. actually he didn't do that boy. another bullet hit ro

fell in the wake of nine eleven but recouped in two thousand and three through two thousand and five which saw three point five percent rate the deregulation of the financial sector continues with laws and various rules and then the housing market starts to go gangbusters and here to talk about what was taking place is kathy feherty the co-founder of real wealth network kathy welcome being here what was going on with housing then regarding prices in particular up into the crash and with foreclosures cathy. i was a mortgage broker at the time and i can tell you it was very very easy to give anyone a loan i was shocked and i wondered and i kept asking who is approving this you know who is sitting in a boardroom saying sure we can give you a nina loan and no income no assets needed to anyone and so when you have an abundance of money that can be given freely to anyone without any background checks really no credit checks you're going to you're going to see people take that money and borrow it and buy things that they probably can't afford especially as you know when nobody was really ch

figures in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. the number of people still missing in california as wildfire has gone up to more than six hundred at least sixty are confirmed dead firefighters have managed to contain most of the blaze in the north of the states thousands have been returning to their communities but for some people there's nothing left. this is what it looks like to lose everything. ok i hope you and quick well that's all i can say. while my yosh words can't describe it. words can't describe it. and how can they when all you're left with is the clothes on your back everywhere signs of a life well lived now gone. this home one of more than six thousand destroyed in a town named paradise. the epicenter of california's deadliest ever wildfire for jonathan clark there's another reason to come back here his brother is missing. we're still trying or do whatever it takes is found. dead or alive that's just what clarksdale we look out for each other so. so many people here were caught by surprise when high winds fans the de

seconds and it can hit two hundred clicks in eight point two seconds on the outside the eraser also looks the part thanks to its lowered suspension and you risk carbon fiber elements. like it spoiler on the panels attached to the front doors which minimize drag. the side mirrors have been replaced by little cameras to make the car even more aerodynamic . it's pretty exciting to have to drive it's very different from anything else i've been doing before and honestly i think of it even everything in four lives from a single seaters to track racing this carries is amazing the acceleration we have this lilia and his new media from the field that we get from the beginning that separation from corner to corner is for me to speak with the only thing that hands us a view of you is that we have four hundred fifty kilo but to me and this makes the math the handling on the terribly difficult especially when the span be. long long or not sleepiest conditions these amount of weight make up the little forces make the car meet and they will make the car take it away the line but that's another yea

figures in one nine hundred seventy two. german chancellor angela merkel is due to visit the city of chemist's today her trip to the eastern german city comes nearly three months after a series of far right demonstrations and counter protests and scenes of right wing extremists chasing migrants through the streets the demonstrations and in suing violence came after a man was stabbed to death allegedly by two asylum seekers many residents of candidates held days of rallies in support of the extremists michael has been criticized for not visiting the city sooner a city that remains deeply divided. it's difficult for roller salai to watch these images. on the twenty sixth of august a right wing mob rampage through the streets of kenneth chanting this is our city later that evening they attacked people they took for foreigners and a group of social democratic politicians roloson late stood up to them. i. cut that out so fast i was completely beside myself i i cried so much because it was so emotional afterwards i really had to f

seconds and it can hit two hundred clicks in eight point two seconds on the outside the eraser also looks the part thanks to its lowered suspension on numerous carbon fiber elements. like it spoiler on the panels attached to the front doors which minimize drag. the side mirrors have been replaced by little cameras to make the car even more aerodynamic. it's very exciting got to drive it's very different from anything else i've been doing before and honestly i think of it when everything in four lives from a single seat there's two track racing the studies is amazing the acceleration we have this lilia and his media from the field that we get from the big engines that separation from corner to corner is really is very good the only thing that hands as a leader he said you have four hundred fifty kilo but the knee and this makes the back the handling on the car be difficult especially when he's bumpy or in the long long born arsonist conditions this amount of weight make that the little forces make the car meet and they will make the air they go the way the line but they're soon as we

even the two c.v.s. with the most powerful engines have a hard time breaking the one hundred kilometer an hour barrier going from zero to one hundred six thirty to forty seconds. back in one nine hundred sixty seven citron considered stopping production but the two c.v. survive. and continue to roll off the assembly lines until nineteen eighty eight in france and nineteen ninety in portugal and it's later years the models horsepower increase to twenty eight three times as much as the original to see the use. in the golf course just as it's hard to make a car with less the to see these technology was extremely basic and it cost almost nothing to run that turned this anti status symbol into a much loved status symbol for students and nuclear activists and environmentalists more than five million were built over four decades he feels that two c.v. symbolizes safwan viva the french way of life like no other car which makes it a true milestone in automotive history doubtful because. it's low maintenance costs

figures in one nine hundred seventy two. well as to forty years ago the camaro rouge murdered a quarter of cumbered us population it's around two million people today for the first time a un backed court in the capital phnom penh has found two of the regime's leaders guilty of genocide the defendants accuse sumpin new on che already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity. this is a long awaited moment to form a committee rouge leaders in one chair and kids some fans are sentenced to life in prison for genocide by a un backed quote. from home. but the chamber has considered the gravity of the crimes including nest scale and brutality the number and the vulnerability of the victims for which the accused have been convicted. these two old men the last surviving leaders of the committee rouge already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity but this new verdict is a landmark ruling for the first time it says that the crimes against cambodians vietnamese and sham minorities amounted to genocide the livery of

and either johnson kid at twenty two can hold up to eight bullets so after firing the first two shots sirhan had six left. in the. robot like pulling the trigger until he fired the other six shots. but he had no control over the bullets went over to us. after the shooting he was surrounded by about twenty people that were trying to kill him. and that's why i mean he was in custody by all these guys until the police arrived. back and then i custody now and we do not know who he is he had no identification even is a to make a statement of any kind that they can understand english. a gun it. is in our custody it's a twenty two caliber eight shot and i eight shots were expended according to the any p.d. report one bullet went through kennedy school without any treating his body it scratched old streets head as he stood right behind kennedy the police found that bullet at the crime scene i got shot not knowing i'd been shot i thought i was being electrocuted too as she was shaking when i went down and so i didn't see bob get shot got shot. actually he didn't at that point. another bullet h

thousand and seven two thousand and eight two thousand and nine and finally capitulated and went long i think in twenty eleven or two thousand and twelve but he's back and he's saying time has run out at the start of his latest no albert edwards highlights a recent warning by the chinese central bank that the financial risks associated with grey rhino events which are highly obvious yet ignored threats may surface next year and reminds readers that going into the two thousand and eight global financial crisis many of the massive macro imbalances in credit bubbles that ultimately sunk the global economy were all too apparent but now he says we have all the same risks and actually more disaster on the horizon but what's going to be the trigger of this time might not be with the chinese say which is the grey rhino is it's obvious is there but nobody is afraid of it which he compares he uses a metaphor of in south africa where i think he's from but in south africa. reserves there you know the wildlife reserves what they find is that the buffalo actually causes the most danger and that's b

will do everything she can to deliver a divorce deal from thinking you but adds that the next seventy two hours will be crucial european leaders are set to sign off on the deal at a special summit on sunday. also coming up the board of nissan fires its chairman carlos go that's after his shock arrest earlier this week over allegations of financial misconduct what's next for the japanese carmaker and its alliance with france's were no. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british prime minister to resign may has been facing heavy criticism from lawmakers skeptical about a draft agreement on post for exit relations with brussels may has defended it as a good deal for the u.k. but she admits that this is a crucial moment in the negotiations disputes over fishing rights to baltar and the border between the u.k. and ireland are still to be resolved and with e.u. leaders hoping to sign off on brags that during a summit on sunday the clock is ticking. they're not exactly celebrating but e.u. leaders including chief breaks it negotiators jorma chopin a have at least one reason to be cheerful th

after two thousand and three two thousand and four you don't find this in the attitudes of nato e.u. countries towards russian involvement in up in south ossetia so there's a change on on both parts russia become sharper and more defensive as the e.u. and nato become closer and more involved in this area and i think from my perspective of having worked there with this this was the single greatest point or region of disagreement between russia and the united states and its allies i often hear from your american and european colleagues how russia hates the liberal democratic order and i personally find it extremely perfect and deceit because what russia hates is not so much that people democracy but divac lists and sometimes very bloody foreign policy that the west allows itself on dead the banner of a liberal democracy do you think that may have figured in russia's decision making and russia over nato moving ever closer to its borders and nato having. discussions with neighborhood countries not the democratic factor not the night a logical factor but the simple security factor russia

year old has chicken pox two month old suffers from disparate three problems. you can't find any medicine in venezuela hospitals are empty doctors are gone there's nothing left. but we couldn't find the medicine nor afford it business well as economic downturn has ravaged its hospitals which shortages of drugs spec scenes and outbreaks of infectious diseases that have spread across the border where close it isn't respected thousand percent in the year it's on the sky i think we're. the number one call to the woman i love you there's no occasion for me there's no medication for chemotherapy the doctors will stay in rio for five days one of two stops the mission is making in colombia the u.s. closest ally in the region in the country that has already received the a million venezuelan migrants the u.s. government says the mission is a reflection of friendship and solidarity with the americas but it's also certain to irritate the business well and government officials who insist that there is no humanitarian crisis in their country. in response to the mission the c

first two bullets shooting of missing kennedy sure amy the one two and going westward two goldstein two shots one through his pant leg and want and do his but one and strolls like that one and two evans forehead that's seven bullets out of a shot revolver how could he have shot robert kennedy four times. on top of charades point evidence offered by two f.b.i. investigators william bailey and duwayne wilford needs taking into account. bailey and wolf are attended the crime scene as soon as the assassination took place. they discovered two more bullets that were not mentioned in the l.a.p.d. report. the next day william daley an f.b.i. agent at the scene is in front is on the front page of all the newspapers pointing to a door frame and in one thousand seven hundred sixty given a sworn statement that he saw two bullet holes in the door frame. if a second gun is not firing there cannot be any bullet holes in the wooden door frames so the police tape those door frames down and they bring them the police station to do work on them to turns out there too many of these bullets represent too ma

it's actually a two stroke motor. with six hundred c.c.'s of displacement this is the biggest and baddest psychology k.w. ever built. christo says that at the beginning of the one nine hundred thirty s. the dk w. super sport was the fastest bike around twenty two horsepower and a top speed of one hundred kilometers per hour with a side car but the side car could take some getting used to if you went into a fast curve on the left it could lift up so you had to keep calm and not try to steer too hard against it otherwise you'd end up in the opposite lane and if you went too fast into a curve on the right the cycle itself could flip over the nose of the side car. does it become krista says that there was nothing else like they had the k.w. supersport on the road at that time as a modern bikes are lighter and more refined everything from the chrome radiator to the two mufflers is solid and it weighs one hundred seventy kilos on its own but since it's so powerful and rugged is perfect for use with a side car so one hundred seventy kilos by itsel

thousand two hundred seventy two and two hundred two thousand and two hundred thousand for five hundred seventy five civilians have been killed in iraq massive understatement i think thirty eight thousand four hundred eighty in afghanistan and twenty three thousand and pakistan near crawford the author of the report titled human cost of the post nine eleven war asleep ality and the need for transparency said we may never know the total directed death toll in the u.s. war is for example tens of thousands of civilians may have died and retaking mosul and other cities from isis but their bodies have likely not been recovered and that's this is what happened in iraq what you had is you know this idea that it's only a half a million it's only a million but as you said there's these ancillary things that happen around the war you know most most women in iraq don't can't work since fair iraq war and less you know putting themselves at risk of human trafficking and many other things. you would do one tiny is saying i'm just like things are not there's nothing there are there's nothing that ever

point two lead about it's pretty deferred for the first two weeks of october so the figures are contradicted by they do show that the iranian oil exporters what architect the partner of an i.o.c. who have been five six years ago two thousand and twelve thirteen through this more a major sanction of the united nation they are used to and they are a bit successful they can manage better than they did the last time. the turkish media been reporting more details on the saudi hit squad that murder journalist jamal khashoggi last month the sub newspaper there says his body was dismembered and put into five suitcases these were then driven to the saudi council's residence near the consulate where he was killed and some of the fifteen member of his squad have close ties to saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman a turkish president richard tyburn has said he believes the order to kill her shoji came from the highest levels of the saudi government. well andrew symonds joins us live now from istanbul and you just talk us through the new information that's this been released then. well the latest infor

hundred ninety two. there's an hour g.p.s. can go from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in just over four seconds. the interior combines sportiness and elegance just as you would expect from a porsche. you can select the driving mode using the dial on the steering wheel. the eight speed p.t.k. dual clutch gearbox sends power to the all wheel drive system without interruptions interactive force. back to the racetrack close clearly loves the g.t.s. so much that he doesn't want to get out of a car. that's out they says that although the car weighs close to two tons it's incredibly fleet footed on the road it feels like you're in a car that weighs a thousand kilos less kilby. after he switched off all of the electronic driver assist klaus says the car's potential becomes evident as far as its handling and suspension are concerned this g.t.s. it's ten millimeters lower than the regular panamera ass is gives the car a lower center of gravity allowing him to take curse faster when you're going vis fast it

but in two thousand and fifteen the bulletin of atomic scientists. ists move the clock to just three minutes to midnight stay on check the climate change in a nuclear arms race resulting from modernization of huge arsenals pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity. the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. oh. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have like crazy to confront dacian let it be an arms race is often a spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of dying time to sit down and talk. and there's nowhere build around procuring no one to know why says terrorist. forgot their own bad memories. twenty

number two. additional pairs of windows and dormers are appropriately sized and located to not present any you privacy. it meets the standards and guidelines and you approve the project. it does not present any extraordinary conditions to justify further conditions to the code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. >> d.r. requester. welcome. you have five minutes if you would like. >> is there a way to it is and talk? >> yes. you can pull that down. >> grab that one. >> are you david winslow? >> the one and only. >> excuse me. i have never done this before. thank you. i am going to try to talk fast. david winslow, i want to apologize fo for missing our lat meeting at the planning department. i was dealing with a friend hospitalized and i missed the last minute change of time. i don't want you to think i am unreliable and i don't care. i do care. i am told we will be turned down today. i guess you just did it. david winslow in a rent conversation said to the planning department does n

comes we've got a hundred and seventy two for the democrats not quite the magic number of two hundred eighty one but that is being projected to be reached republicans one hundred and sixty six we are calling it for the house of representatives this short time ago we heard from a very happy nancy pelosi she is the democratic leader now of the house. is right there are democrats and republicans it's about restoring the constitution's jackson balances to the campaign and. it's about being the g.o.p. and my mitch mcconnell is the source on medicare medicaid your portable care and the health care of one hundred thirty million americans living with preexisting medical conditions. and the special interest free reign over washington lured in anything is that there was a new democratic majority will mean in the lives of hardworking americans well in just the past hour we've been seeing president trump tweeting about the elections he said tremendous success tonight thank you to you all live for us now in the capital hills and we are calling it now for the house of representatives the hard numbe

one of two many communication satellites that flew within sight of. this and the prospect of future discoveries have these scientists celebrating before they get back to work roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington three time iraq from the moon are going up for auction this week it's estimated they could sell for more than a million dollars the stones were retrieved by a soviet space mission in one nine hundred seventy this is the second time these lunar samples are going up for sale bought them in one nine hundred ninety three for more than four hundred thousand u.s. dollars. this is al jazeera my name's peter dhabi these are your top stories saudi arabia's crown prince's facing legal challenges and the protests as he continues his first four abroad since the murder of the journalist jamal how shocking activists in tunisia are asking the courts to stop him from entering the country meanwhile u.s. media reporting that donald trump's son in law pushed department of defense officials to inflate the value of arms deals with saudi arabia to boost their percei

one of two many communication satellites that flew within sight. this and the prospect of future discoveries have these scientists celebrating before they get back to work. al-jazeera washington. top stories for you here on al-jazeera saudi arabia's crown prince has arrived in tunisia the latest leg of his first tour abroad since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi protests have been held against mohamed been salman's visit some activists even petitioning a court to keep him out of the country of headlines five international aid groups of called on the united states to halt all military support for the saudi u.a.e. led war in yemen in a joint statement the aid groups warn fourteen million people are at risk of starvation three ukrainian soldiers captured by russia during a naval confrontation in the black sea will not be set free a court in russian controlled crimea has sentenced the ukrainian sailors to two months in custody for fermenter simmons in fear. these sailors were put in front of a judge we don't know the full evidence that's been p

football now and in the last match of a frustrating twenty eight hundred for germany they drew two two with the netherlands in the nation's league at the point sent the dutch through true the final four and we have all removed from d.w. sports with us here to talk more about this somehow fitting for this year isn't for the term if you're pretty disappointing result it was always going to be a relief for your goal of the twenty eighteen is over for the national team as he was been a truly abominable year for germany only six wins in thirteen games that they played obviously that catastrophic world cup as well it was two nil with five minutes to play to germany in this guy and they still managed to throw it away and only take a point from the game against the great rivals world netherlands you know always a big match when these two play each other regardless of what competition is a love will be especially disappointed with the way that the team dropped off in defense towards the end of the game they allowed the netherlands the spice to get those goals in the last few minutes bit of an e

two point one to h.q. two point two who knows arlington virginia and more specifically the crystal city area of arlington just across the potomac river from washington d.c. in our studios here at r.t. america and next to the national airport. appears to be one of those sites of the final twenty cities three places in the greater d.c. area competed northern virginia mcgovern re county maryland and the city of washington itself as a note amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos lives in or around washington and is the owner of the washington post newspaper as for the second location reports are that i'm amazon is favoring new york city and the borough of long island new york governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with amazon officials in an effort to secure the selection even joking he would change his name to amazon cuomo if it helped due to the economic importance of landing amazon in his state for the company's part they say the h q two project will see an estimated investment of five billion dollars and that fifty thous

thousand and seven two. team where bob murray got to meet face to face with secretary of energy rick perry the e-mails that we've gotten all show that the meeting was arranged and set up and attended by andrew wheeler who was then the lobbyist who was representing bob murray and so that's just one of many examples of the kind of influence that andrew wheeler had over the trumpet ministration and now he's he's you know running the e.p.a. and so the question is is the senate going to do its job of effective oversight and unfortunately with republicans in control of the senate the same party as the trumpet administration they've shown no appetite whatsoever for effective oversight but with the democrats taking over the house we've got significant pledges particularly by representative frank pallone who is the incoming chairman of the house energy and commerce committee he's going to be pursuing aggressive oversight and so even though the house of representatives under a constitution doesn't play a direct role i

two years ago, qandeel was murdered. own brother said he had done it because she brought shame on the family. at the time of the murder, qandeel‘s pa rents at the time of the murder, qandeel‘s parents wanted justice for their daughter. amid an international outcry, the pakistani government quickly passed a law against honour killings. my name is hani taha, i have reported on this story from the very beginning. two years on from the murder, are we any closer to justice for qandeel? in the city of two —— multan, the trial has begun the. her father and her brother have come since the trial began in 2016. it isa it is a complicated case, with seven people charged with taking part in her murder. today there is a bail hearing for one of the defendants. her cousin is accused of strangling her, along with her brother waseem. qandeel‘s father and his lawyer are utterly opposed to the bail. you can clearly see two years he has aged so much and he has practically lost his eyesight, he is pretty much blind now and i really wonder if

thousand and forty and mr moody and in two thousand and sixteen which is just two years later it has gone up seven times to reach full thousand eight hundred every year and in the last four years after two thousand and sixteen seventeen of the teams we see that number of course is going phenomenally very high now it clearly shows that farmers out in distress the. that is spinning on to this feast the government's done then that you know they're not actually getting the kind of thing that they should be getting which covers the cost of production not the d.v.m. fact is that developers have been denied their right for income but at least it's not that the end of the study had established right that farmers in india the income is frozen right what do they tell us to do yes let me just ask you about the promises that were made to the farmers by prime minister moore deterring his campaigning in twenty fourteen he made a lot of promises that he hasn't kept at the b j p we know it's a big chunk of its support base from rural areas how big of a threat all these protests to the party and the

of course because of the world war one and two where of course two very very important conflicts in which france and germany played in each case a key role. there were two communications on the eleventh of november one thousand nine hundred eighteen for a century ago one hundred forty at the same place where. we are today. after the defeat of frogs and these wars in the common memory of france and germany are very important that's why i called mr hall in the eighty's one nine hundred eighty four where shaking hands in there have done in the east part of france and today that is also. some sort of a review of. a notice story in this is a very long story between france and germany. with these two horrible wars i mean bringing back mr han and call into this conversation these were post-war leaders they lived through a ball or two and so when when they when they talked about european unity the difference for them was really between peace and war two leaders here today france france as many mccrone and germany's angela merkel do you think that they they view it with the with the same lens. i t

thousand and eighteen but if we go back to two thousand and seventeen there were two confirmed terror attacks in that year one attack which was a failed explosive earlier in two thousand and seventeen and a second one in august just about a year in two months ago with two soldiers who actually did it again by a man wielding a machete at the time now back in two thousand and sixteen so going back just over two years ago a belgian was subjected to a huge terror attack when there was an explosion at the main train station in the city center there with thirty eight two civilians being killed in that attack the three men who carried that that explosion was. also killed in that attack and more than three hundred people were injured for the moment the police the authorities are not claiming that the incident today is a terror attack but they will be looking to find out exactly what happened for the moment we know that one man who i witnesses say was shot in the words while he attacked a police officer directly outside a police station in the center of brussels the police officers injured is

beijing sees china and taiwan as two parts of a whole two chinese entities same culture ethnicity same languages with two separate governments communist capitalist the end goal is to reunite into one state there are differences of course currency preventing that and about one hundred kilometers of c. that separate the two and trump always a fan of sticking it to the chinese he's been through seeing his warships right between the two chinas i see. we have expressed our concerns to the u.s. side the taiwan issue concerns china sovereignty and territorial integrity and is the most important and sensitive issue in china u.s. relations. for starters how about you express your concerns about these important and sensitive issues to someone who cares a little more because that is a trump we worry about. i don't worry about things. let's be great never worrying about anything unfortunately others are there are those in china who believe that america wants taiwan to declare independence and the chinese are preparing for that eventuality militarily. it's your own you know we are resolute to defea

thousand and eight two thousand and nine two thousand and twelve and two thousand and fourteen licenses that israel at this stage is probably more interested in giving a massive bloody nose trying to remind people who is boss and that it will be israel that decides the extent to which the illegal blockade of the gaza strip is maintained or partially will leave and that it's not out for a new low conflict having said that this is the hundredth anniversary of the armistice the world war one armistice of course we know what can happen when people make miscalculations regarding military initiatives for hands on al-jazeera new evidence suggest saudi arabia consider plans to kill enemies are trained on florida begins recounting votes and it senate and governor races after results were too close to declare a winner. hello no sign of any rain for western parts of the u.s. said no shortage of fright for a certain areas they plan to write in. moment is making its way across the deep south that will make its way towards the eastern seaboard so you go on through the next couple of days there you go

do you think sweden will reactivate the rape charges that the two jobs get. despite the swedes closing the case the u.k. says it will arrest a sanch if he steps out of the embassy for breaching his bail conditions it's a standoff the un calls a case of arbitrary detention a denial of a sanjay human rights stefan you're more it see is an investigative journalist who has probed how the essential case has been conducted in both sweden and the u.k. thanks to my freedom of information act request in sweden it was possible to reveal the crucial role of the u.k. authorities in creating these legal and diplomatic work my for example the deicing this huge prosecutors to question julian assange all the asteroids extradition to sweden they write the police do not think that the case is being that we is just another extradition requests depressed was running some stories to lie sweden could drop case says a savage and. wrote to the street prosecutors don't you dare get cold feet and. even julian assange just supporters can see that wiki leaks is practices can be contenti

olympics if the two koreas get to jointly host the summer olympics on twenty thirty two then we can try to include sort of as a demonstration sport at the games we are working on making that happen north and south korea may have been divided for the last six decades but inside the sand they speak the same language of seed i'm using al-jazeera and south korea. ok and that is all yours for now it's now back to barbara and i. thank you so much for that and that is it for this news hour on where you can get more never seen that we've been covering on the on our web site al jazeera dot com and of course i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news i hope you'll join me then by. heart. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera over a hundred years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can drama in the second episode we explore the lasting effects of this agreement

two point one to h.q. two point two who knows arlington virginia and more specifically the crystal city area of arlington just across the potomac river from washington d.c. in our studios here at r.t. america and next to the national airport appears to be one of those sites of the final twenty cities three places in the greater d.c. area competed northern virginia mcgovern re county maryland and the city of washington itself as a note amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos lives in or around washington and as the owner of the washington post newspaper as for the second location reports are that a man amazon is favoring new york city and the borough of long island new york governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with amazon officials in an effort to secure the selection even joking he would change his name to amazon cuomo if it helped due to the economic importance of landing amazon in his state for the company's part they say the h q two project will see an estimated investment of five billion dollars and that fifty thou

we are looking for people who were abducted taken to intelligence service channels two one five two two seven and two three five and tortured them we want to press charges in germany and send a clear message to the torture is in syria there is no impunity. one hundred people responded that same day offering to testify as witnesses. khaled or ours was in germany when he saw the appeal he had heard good things about the syrian human rights lawyer album he was known for his courage in defending countless political detainees at trials in syria. we have had less. that's for i was surprised actually. here i had an opportunity to bring criminal charges. despite not being german. exactly and chance for me so as i said it was an opportunity. soon as i saw the appeal. i talked to and we are right away. in twenty fifteen hundred and his wife were able to escape and come to germany where they were recognized dance political refugees they had taken part in a mass protests against our society in twenty eleven and peaceful activists plus they were on the syrian intelligence agencies wanted list at the

federal reserve concludes two days of meetings we are now joined by adam ash of adam s. trading to discuss it and more adam welcome it's great to be with you first time we're together in person so thanks is great i love it it's cool you know so let's talk about first of all this the two day meeting what did this bed say what was their statement are we still on track for another quarter point increase in december percent chance that we get a quarter point rate increase in december the only two things that stood out to me a little bit were that business investments are down and the fed still says three rate hikes next year while the market's only factoring in two so that's what's that out to me so they could potentially at least use eighty percent but they could potentially wait until q one to do it if something happens i mean there is a square about whether or not you know growth is peaking investment is peaking and anything could happen and they said they said that job growth is still good everything still looks good at say that eighty percent i'm probably your word for

and german soccer league leaders dortmund are hoping to put one over on byron when the two sides meet in their one does legal clash of the titans. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evan steve. nine people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced as wildfires continue to rage across california on thursday flames engulfed the town of paradise in the north driven by strong winds and fed by a parched landscape the blaze destroyed thousands of homes separate fires have forced two hundred thousand people from their homes in thousand oaks in ventura county on friday the entire city of malibu also had to be evacuated. authorities say the blaze is spreading and firefighters are struggling to contain it it's already the most destructive fire in california's history. that's a terrifying drive to safety all around flames rage out of control. cheering . in this morning's parade this couple one of the lucky ones others trying to flee the town of paradise in northern california didn't make it that bodies found in that been touted vehicles down my street there's probably if i had to g

agreements in in two thousand and fourteen two thousand and fifteen did not include the question of the crimea that was because i'm a reporter and said that the crimea is a done issue it's part of russian territory and therefore the minsk agreements only apply to eastern ukraine and of course he's been lying all along saying russian military not involved and he's in ukraine so it really the as all see crisis as of yesterday is very much linked to the end result question of the crimea and it was a crisis that was inevitably going to happen why russia has done it now i think that i still go back to my points about russia is very afraid of this whole problem of ukraine slipping away but also yes of course this crisis is very much likely to help for a friend cause reelection chances but that does not mean to say that putin understands that the one thing we know since two thousand and fourteen is that russia that his people russian elites in moscow do not understand the way ukraine takes and functions they do they think of ukraine as a russian land a russian territory and therefore they

around two hundred fifty thousand demonstrators took to the streets in more than two thousand protests nationwide this was bordeaux his main square. it began as a grassroots movement called the yellow vests a backlash against tax increases on petrol and diesel the movements now gathering momentum. in northern france near kalai they blocked roads as well as access to fuel depots paralyzing transport routes as a blockade in southeast from a driver accidentally hit and killed a woman demonstrator. i'm wearing these yellow vests for a simple reason there are too many taxes in this fuel tax we simply cannot tolerate we just keep getting taxed by michael and me getting nothing back here in central paris served him several pockets of protests emerging in different parts of the city similar tenuously such as here at the on the trio have also been several somewhat valiant attempts to blockade the roads although here what people are doing is stopping cars to see exactly what the people support what they're trying to do here is a difficult challenge for president emanuel macron on the one hand th

county two people have died there and around two hundred thousand residents have been forced from their homes and he says jennifer built this update from westlake village in los angeles county. some of the evacuees here in southern california are being let back into their neighborhoods but have no homes to go back into you can see the damage here in this neighborhood this would have been two or three houses here in a community in westlake village which is just over the hill from malibu where this fire burned fourteen miles deep in twenty miles wide we know that there were two people who are confirmed dead in this particular fire here in southern california and to the north almost thirty others have been confirmed dead but there are still two hundred people missing in these fires across the state they've put up photos of them hoping that they'll check in but they do expect the death toll to rise as they begin to assess the damage the wind conditions in northern california are expected to die down over the next couple of days but in southern california and farther to the south near san di