missy: ok.f the goal is reducing hezbollah's -- or one of the goals is reducing hezbollah's ability to act as a powerful militant organization in the region, how do you measure how successful you are in that regard? and if the overall military balance in the region does not appear to have changed dramatically, you know, hezbollah may have some forces out of syria, but even members of the trump administration have said they increased their activities in yemen, there are ongoing links between hezbollah and organizations in iraq, they still have this big mess of -- missile arsenal how do you , measure this concrete operational impact of what you are doing? well,sec. billingslea: that is one of the toughest things to do in this business, right? in the counterterrorism business. ultimately, i don't think maybe those are the right metrics. what i would suggest is it is incumbent upon the lebanese political system to unify against hezbollah for the threat it poses to democracy and the financial integri

playing in glory are 2 words which are very difficult for missy. on the one hand i tried not to complain too much about pain during the production of the film. and as for glory i try not to show off about it. but i can't really deal with either of them. going to my side or. in aging film directors suffering from a creative block due to ill health ponders his life as an artist. and it's like playing a character that he's actually the i'll tell you the more i can tell you to do in the shooting of the movie. as we were going i met he was actually for me talking. you know. after conciliation with his past that he was very happy to. have here. when we refused the movie i saw that the happiest. that i have seen in 40. 2 years that we know it. was just. me and affectionately most of our connects the dots from a childhood in deprived conditions to the extravagant life of an artist. good at the fitness finish and i could see that. pedro almodovar was honored for his life's work in venice hopefully that will include more masterpieces in the years to come. i

heart of the religious institution and here is the ministry of defense you have the religious duty missy on one end and them and he was saying strictly what happened before will not happen again why because of god and so this is not a very confident. very convincing talk to many of these young men who are suffering really from either poverty or oppression to give them the thought that you know god is against the demonstrations it's not very convincing for these young people from now on my show i thank you. now in all those stories we're following more than 300 people have been rescued from an unlicensed islamic school in northern nigeria some of whom had been held in chains police raided the building in ca do not own photos they morning and found the victims living in extreme conditions any of those rescued which children and showed signs of being tortured they say the school had been operating for 10 years and enroll students to learn the koran and be rehabilitated from drug abuse and other ellis'. this. or an islamic school because. small children some of them were brought for you know

here where hundreds laid him to his final arrest chanting slogans of defiance the with the burial of missy the israeli authorities keep withholding the bodies of 51 palestinians whom it accuses of committing attacks against it that decision has been empowered by a recent ruling by the israeli supreme court in which it gives the israeli military the power to keep withholding these bodies and use them as leverage in future negotiations. more than $100.00 people have been arrested in paris and the latest round of yellow vests protests against the government police fired tear gas at demonstrators who were smashing windows and setting barricades on fire thousands of police were deployed to the french capital to contain the unrest l. of us movement began last year triggered by fuel tax rises proposed by the president emanuel micron. doctors in zimbabwe have vowed to continue striking despite the reappearance of their union leader activists say peter is one of dozens have been abducted this year. as more from harare show us some of the injuries these are all but says he was abducted 3 months ago

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missy yes i was. the daughter for sawyer thought she had the idea to that but that they are near. to no one had done. that. was. almost one and a half 1000000 muslims now live in italy this makes them one a few ups largest muslim communities the majority have integrated well into italian society while at the same time maintaining their arab identity. and you know where you live and this is how i view the fact that we will tell you that things are severely. disabled you know we have voted for you we have. to see a new video which is exactly the right thing and i think. that it's where you have missed it is that you got on with us and with the band comes in and out and about for good luck with as we are told them and you ask me. how the minute i found them what i put on the way out of the wood and i know more would you want her and not a sign of that a hissing or a little bit funny as hell and the c. of the mother herself talked about that it was you know do you like it when you must tell love you will come to those who could not love me i don't see you with but that's good i'm out

in force in monza and they were ecstatic with nick let's show him he'll start in the front row with missy it is this newest hamilton know how muscles team mate for terry brought us starts in 31 another ferrari driver sebastian factor is 4th ferrari hoping to win their 1st ever grand prix since 2010 . cameroon soccer legend samuel eto is hanging up his boots the age of 38 the former barcelona forward is best known for his days at the camp nou where he won 3 league titles and 2 champions league crowns he's also the most capped african player in the spanish league eto represented cameroon 4 world cups and was named african play off the year 4 times. well the venice film festival is one of the highlights of the year for cinema love as in this year the coveted golden line for best film went to batman prequel joka but the jury's award for runner up raised a few eyebrows. one of the audiences favorites turned out to be the peak we know this year's venice film festival top phillips's joker took the golden lion starring hockey in phoenix the film as a dramatic take on the origins of batman comic b

and thank you missy for moderating. i placed a return here to discuss one of our nation his most critical national security challenges. this is the illicit financial networks that sustain iran and his property. the treasury department alongside our agency colleagues has been the to be the spare in advancing the administrations maximum pressure campaign against iran and disrupting support to a wide range of tourist organizations. this mission is at the heart of our work in the treasury, and is central as i said to this administration his efforts to secure our homeland. tomorrow peace in the mideast middle east and given the fact that iran amount globe spanning pots to ultimately protect the safety of all people around the world. i had a heart wrenching experience this past summer in july, to attend the 25th anniversary of memorial overrun and at embalming and mortise areas, i've raised this because the sinister symbiosis, between iran and his proxy, finds no clear expression than the bombing. in argentina. perpetrated by

person missy only your so our task is to check our agents leads on the grounds on the front door but as boarding i mean that it's a. it's a difficult and dangerous mission. one of the informants from the smuggling me you joins them and he's received a tip off. i sent you a message a truck is on its way to me to reach out here with truck is it oh you know it belongs to. yeah we're at levels up at you know. that situation if. 'd 'd there are lots of illegals here large trucks. most of them are used for smuggling goods from serbia into kosovo. before. the turks cross these mountains into kosovo ever since kosovo introduced tariffs of 100 percent for goods from neighboring serbia smuggling has been rampant it's a political hotbed. this region here in the north of kosovo is home to ethnic serbs and the smugglers are also 100 percent serbian but what about the minimal and that's true that it that it's i or so it's difficult as we're being followed and there are surveillance posts all along the roads that's in take on the but be subtle now. that need this at the end of may the situation in

i was so moved by "washington the article rning missyed y and her twin brother close, honor students in high scho school. buy some cereal or something and never came back. i wish you would read that. wish the president would read .hat to see how this hits home nobody can tell as you story about or more recently that than our next presenter, v.i.p. here today. senator brown calls her the best america. i don't know if i would spread but that's out ohio with he just said. et us welcome the mayor of dayton. thank you. >> thank you. good afternoon. 'm certainly grateful for leade leader schumer and speaker -- si for varietying invitationi inviting me. we believe he is the best senator in the country. he is the best senator from ohio. >> there you go. while the senate and house are getting back to work i wish i dayton but we n have come to get one thing done get an up or down vote on hr -- hr-8. his morning i got a note from monday can whose mother heard i was coming and isn't me a text message go get them. that is how victim families feel about this work. the victims who are still trying

drone strikes on some a saudi arabia's most vital oil facilities here keys terror on a fake to play missy and of launching a nonprofit dented attack on the global energy supply gabriel elizondo has more from washington the reaction from washington to this attack really took on 2 forms we never heard publicly from president donald trump on this on saturday but the white house confirming that he did speak to the crown prince of saudi arabia and it really just trump was offering his full support to saudi arabia and the crown prince saudi arabia self defense trump saying that the u.s. would support saudi arabia and also saying that this is attack was a threat to the global economy but then you saw a very strong statement again from mike pompei all the secretary of state later on saturday have to be a twitter in this statement just really pointing the finger at iran directly so a different tack from the president who just so support for saudi arabia stop pompei o basically coming out and saying that this was an attack by iran and iran will be held accountable for it just shows the 2 different

i was so moved, the "washington post" had an article about missy and little mo, her twin brother 15 years old and so close in , spirit, honor students in high school. he left to go buy some cereal or something. never came back. i wish you would read that story . i wish the president would read about story to see how this hits home for so many of america's families. nobody can tell us a story better more recently about that than our next presenter, our v.i.p. here today, senator brown calls her the best mayor in america. at her know if i would spread that word throughout ohio, but that is what he just said. [laughter] let us welcome the mayor of dayton, mayor nan whaley. thank you so much. >> good afternoon. i am certainly grateful for -- leader schumer and speaker pelosi for inviting me here today. always a pleasure to be with my mentor and good friend senator brown and other senators. no offense to the other senators, we believe he is the best senator from ohio. [laughter] >> you know, actually, while the senate and the house are getting back to work, i wish i was back home in dayton. bu

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the contribution of bondo fishing village missy minuscule today especially to many of us who may have been of livia's to the role mongrels have played in protecting a vulnerable city like mumbai but it's time to the initiative of fishing communities like this one are the frontline of the ocean swell of the rest of the city men now stand a chance of braving rising sea levels in the years to come. now my is not the only city in the world that has to cope with the impact of rising sea levels sea levels are rising more and more across the planet but why is this happening let's take a look at some facts the primary cause of rising sea levels is climate change as our planet heats up a huge masses of ice melt faster this means that even more water flows into our oceans massive ice sheets in greenland and antarctica are weakening breaking off in melting steady and water expands as it warms about half of the sea level rise over the boss 25 years is attribute it to warmer oceans simply occupying more space on average the sea level rises 3400000 liters per year but oceans do not function like a

else is the voice of its own people a government that secure in its standing security which little missy and it support among egyptians wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading videos statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day. more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against theses rule human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al-jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of what

missi into boco i feel a little great is in fact 31 years later they're giving me the golden lion for the film i did in 88 and i'd really like to believe that it's a random act of poetic justice. motive are tends to ensure that the characters in his films get justice even when the world around them is usually unjust. and the elements i was born in the law mention region here and it's a very conservative preachers it's about i mean you could almost say calvinist. there was very little color even in the clothing people wore and. it's a very dry region. and i thought that this aridity was very beautiful to contemplate. but it was the exact opposite of the way i felt. cynthia cynthia because what you like to do that is. most of our stillness are full of power color and life like the people whose stories he tells. they're often outsiders in society but they're always strong and charming individuals with all their weaknesses obsessions and passions. the golden lion for his life's work also honors the great character was created by our most of our for some actors they were stepping stones on

and have been with missy will. i go home. they hope their success will not just be an inspiration to their daughter but also to a movie young to believe may be considering leaving the country. to feel the fickle they're showing up or to keep it off for. a freak. always i won't do. that i mean that i think. this idea will be all that. different. then the puzzles are possible that could. separate goodell said only. for about a 5 min trickle from the boat don't sit at the lead up and down the shot up and don't just disappear attorneys are opposing the walls. to round of peace to a commie has chosen a small cuckoo farming village a few kilometers outside money man. i think that the much of the above is a building. our manners when i don't live on. this bridge like so many others has seen many of its young people eat in such a better life than the one. i didn't see on them look at it when i did i thought the full benefit of the book editor that it would. have all been. good shows it would always be. said of the do good. by simply

like a bunch of schoolboys. fiscal year 99992.3 trillion missing fiscal year 2001 point one trillion missy the pentagon is claimed you have to year that the reason it can't account for the money is because it's computers don't communicate with each other one trillion $1.00 bills stack tie would reach nearly 68000 miles into space one 3rd of the way to the moon i got a phone call from the f.b.i. saying that al as a target of a death threat and that's what happens when you go against the big boys who has the contracts to day to make those systems communicate with each other and how much have the taxpayers paid for them there are times that corporations do things they should not do in which case they tend to be suspended for some period there are times then that corporations can get out of the penalty box it is any was never in the penalty box if you could proceed to my 2nd question please the the 2nd a question are forgotten what the 2nd question was individuals operating in the shadows a never having their names called are able to leverage the power of the military end the farm policy appar

else is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security with little missy and it. wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading videos statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day more recently there's a lot of economic discontent seizes economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against he sees rule. human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of what is happening here m

could mean for the iranians and their influence but also what that would mean for their own just to missy but put the mastic audiences and international in the struggle against the iranians just this comes when the sonde is us really excited about what they consider to be plans for the largest initial public offering of stock in the world for their oil company around coal which they believe could be one of the biggest financial events of all times is this something that comes as a major setback for all those plants. yeah i mean ironically every news article every news headline every new segment like this. you know is going to further exacerbate the political risk that gets priced into saudi aramco i think a way to think about it is for every dollar per barrel that oil goes up on sunday night from a u.s. perspective monday morning. that should translate into multi-day dollar per barrel discount in the valuation for saudi aramco relative to what it might have been a couple weeks ago prior to this kind of further physical and geopolitical risk getting priced in and i think there's been a lit

economy people all over the world love german cars perhaps a bit less since the diesel gate scandal but missy dispensed b.m. .

drone strikes on some of saudi arabia's most vital oil facilities he's accused iran of fake to play missy and have launching an unprecedented attack on the global energy supply or despite from payers comments yemen's who the rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks which fall saudi arabia to harvest daily oil production. as attacks are our right and we warned the saudis that our targets will keep expanding we have the right to strike back in retaliation to the air strikes and the targeting of our civilians for the last 5 years. the polls open in around 90 minutes from now in tunisia a 2nd presidential election since the arab spring despite the success of the 2011 uprising many voters are disenchanted they're concerned about the economy security and corruption. the $82.00 migrants rescued by the charity ship the ocean viking 6 days ago and now only italian island of lampedusa the decision to allow them ashore was a reversal of the close ports policy implemented by the previous coalition government spearheaded by the former interior minister that is selvin the the new government took o

with the burial of missy the israeli authorities keep withholding the bodies of 51 palestinians whom it accuses of committing acts acts against it that decision has been empowered by a recent ruling by the israeli supreme court in which it gives the israeli military the power to keep withholding these bodies and use them as leverage in future negotiations now they are multi-colored homes to all sorts of marine life co race and they're under attack global warming has been blamed for causing sea temperatures to rise which kills the coral is a problem in the red sea but scientists in jordan the developing techniques that could repopulate reese and a ship held ripples out from the port of aqaba. when dr phil watt enters the wet lab at the marine science station he knows that the future of the world's corals is not guaranteed so experiments are carried out in these tanks that take advantage of qualities found in the red sea where nearly 200 species of hard coral have flourished this is that is a lot of what i was or that is the old what we have done so far is so soft something meets in th

else is the voice of its own people a government that secured any standing at security which little missy and it support among egyptians wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading videos statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day. more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against he says rule human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al-jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of wha

economy people all over the world love german cars perhaps a bit less since the diesel gate scandal but missy spends porcher.

is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security which little missy and it support among egyptians would be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading videos statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day. more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against cc's rule human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al-jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of what is h

is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security which little missy and it support among egyptians would be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading videos statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day. more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against theses rule human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al-jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of what is

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they're showing the world that they respect the gym missy. if independent post as a right the results would be a disappointment friend nada. islamist continues candidate finished in third place. as for prime minister yussef shot had polls put him for his candidacy tarnished by a sluggish economy. sunday's ballot was another milestone for ten years yeah in a region beset by wars and strong man the country that sparked the arab spring uprisings has beaten the wants to remain a beacon of hope. the goal t to ten out fell dramatically compared to two thousasand fourteen down to o fy five percent. young voters fed up with the democratic transition they say hasn't brought economic benefits stayed away from thee polls. the winner of october's run off vote will face an uphill battle. in a country where many have lost faith in politics. and joining us now for some analysis of this election is mohammed saleh on marie he's a professor of arabic and comparative literature at the university of oxford thanks so much foror being with us this evening. thank y

washington has also previously charged iran with lending support to the missy's how much of mousavi professor of political science at the university of tehran believes these latest accusations from the u.s. are most likely baseless. how long michael has a very long history of making accusations without providing any actual evidence there who deserve already claimed responsibility for these attacks and although the scale of these attacks are on precedented we have to remember that the who tees have launched drone attacks deep inside saudi arabia for months now so i think there's no surprise there and the u.s. has accused iran of sending weaponry to know who to use but we also have to remember that yemen has been under a very severe military blockade by the saudis with the help actually of the americans for over 4 years now making it very difficult to even send food let alone weaponry so i think he's just trying to come up with excuses to charge iran of crimes that iran has actually not committed so the vehement anti ron rhetoric from the u.s. continues even after one of trials most outspoken c

joshua wong was at the moment one of the most vocal critics of china and as part of those threats missy yes i mean the implication from beijing there is that there will be consequences to relations what could those consequences potentially be because well it starts with diplomatic snubs german diplomats not getting appointments with certain all fishel those german diplomats not being invited to celebrations or events that are organized by the foreign community in china it can go to economic sanctions it can go to inspections on on german companies. some of the trouble to the german business is in china it kind go as far we have seen this with other countries korea for example all japan boycotts by the chinese public incited by the government on foreign business is however at the moment i think china will china's response will rather be measured because in this conflict the trade conflict with america china is also relying on germany is not interested in deteriorating. relations with right many too much given that melinda you know the big question then is how worried should germany be ab

thank you to the atlantic council for hosting this event and missy, thank you for moderating.'m pleased to return to the atlantic council to discuss one of our nation's most critical national security challenges. this is illicit financial networks that sustain iran and its proxy, hezbollah. the treasury department, alongside inner agency colleagues, have in the tip of the spear and advancing them administrations pressure campaign against iran and disrupting support to a wide range of terrorist organizations pray this mission is at the heart of our work in the treasury and central to this administration's efforts to secure our homeland, promote peace in the middle east, and even the fact that iran and hezbollah have mounted globe spanning plots, to ultimately protect the safety of all people around the world. i have a heart wrenching experience this past summer in july to attend the 25th anniversary memorial of the bombing of a cultural center and for no saris. i raise this because the symbiosis between iran and its proxy has below finds no clear expression then the bombing in

i was so moved by the pap ther morning "the washington post" who had the article about missy and her little twin brother moe, so close in birth and honor students in high school, and he left to go buy some cereal or something, and never came back. i wish you would read that story, and i wish that the president would read that story to see how this hits home for so many of america's families. nobody can tell us the story better and more recently about that than our next presenter, really our vip here today. senator brown calls her the best mayor in america and i don't know if i would spread that word throughout ohio, but that is what he just said. so let us welcome mayor whaley, the mayor of dayton. >> thank you so much. good afternoon and i'm certainly grateful for leader schumer and speaker pelosi to be with me and it is always good to be with my mentor sherrod brown, and no offense, but we believe he is the best senator in the country. >> we believe he is the best senator from ohio. >> yes. and so actually, while the senate and the house are getting back to work, i wish i was back

with the burial of missy the israeli authorities keep withholding the bodies of 51 palestinians whom it accuses of committing attacks against it that decision has been empowered by a recent ruling by the israeli supreme court in which it gives the israeli military the power to keep withholding these bodies and use them as leverage in future negotiations. the position leader jeremy corbin has been forced to diffuse internal fighting over the party's top song brags it a day before labour's annual conference carbon intervene to stop a motion to oust his deputy tom watson has class repeatedly with parts of the liberal left wing on several issues including calling on the party to reject. of phillip kept me as a senior lecturer and politics at keele university and he says moves to try and get rid of tom watson will only lead to more disunity. the labor party just needs to start showing its guts and units a very 17 election campaign one of the successes that the labor m.p.'s did not undermine gerry corbett they did keep pretty much to script. i think it's very ill advised in the bed to try

i was so moved other paper this morning, the "washington post" had an article about missy and little mo, her twin brother, 15 years old. they were so close in spirit. honor students in high school. he left to go buy some cereal or something. never came back. i wish you would read that story. i wish the president would read that story, to see how this hits home for so many of america's families. nobody can tell us a story better more recently about that than our next presenter, really, our v.i.p. here today, senator brown calls her the best mayor in america. i don't know if i would spread that word throughout ohio, but that is what he just said. [laughter] y, let us welcome mayor whale mayor of dayton. thank you so much. ley: that afternoon. i am certainly grateful for leader schumer and speaker pelosi for inviting me here today. and it is always a pleasure to be with my mentor and good friend, senator sherrod brown, and other senators. no offense to the other senators, we believe he is the best senator from ohio. [laughter] sen. schumer: we believe he is the best senator from ohio. [

with the burial of missy the israeli authorities keep withholding the bodies of 51 palestinians whom it accuses of committing attacks against it that decision has been empowered by a recent ruling by the israeli supreme court in which it gives the israeli military the power to keep withholding these bodies and use them as leverage in future negotiations. one day after leading the biggest climate protests in history young activists have taken their calls for action to the united nations these climate summit was opened by a teenage campaigner gretta totenberg who inspired friday's demonstration. our diplomatic editor james space reports from the u.n. headquarters. the day after people around the world led by the youth took to the streets here young people taking over one of the global halls of power this is the u.n. youth summit but the most powerful person was not here to speak u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists was billed as the keynote this snow and these are among the speeches he heard these negotiations on climate change policy started in 1902 even before most of my ge

about 60 percent in 1990 so the improvement in the people's livelihood has earned the party that you missy and neighborhood eat to hold power until days indeed used to come there remains a lot of challenge for the party but i believe the party will continue further equal it forms and along the way may explore some political reforms to further strengthen his rule and also to meet the people if the expectations leave them here we have to leave it there thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera. now mexico's president has vowed to tackle violence and corruption in his 1st state of the union address despite an increase in violence and a weakening economy and the best money and no president still enjoys a high approval rating. from mexico city. during his 1st speech about the state of the nation mexican president and. so the mexican people are pleased with his accomplishments of the spar. a majority of people support our efforts and they're happy happy with the work we're doing but as he was speaking hundreds of people were marching in protest down mexico city's main avenue right up

>> the incendiary charge that ballistic missi obama was not born in this country. >> no other americansident was badger todd prove that he was an american. >> the idea of whether he was born in the united states i thinktodd prove that he was an american. >> the idea of whether he was born in the united states i think that is a metaphor. is he one of us. answer, no. >> obama combined the two fires that feed white supremacy -- attitudes towards blacks and fears about immigration. >> whether our forbearers were strangers who crossed the application or the pacific or the rio grand, we are here only because this country welcomed them in. >> throughout the history of this country, immigration has rein-vehicle rate vivigorated t. but it has also awakened the darkest american impulses. one little remembered chapter holds a frightening reminder of where those impulses can lead. ellis island, 100 years ago. immigrants were pouring into the country, at times 100,000 a month. backed body to body on rickety boats, penniless, hungry, desperate to become americans. >> these newcomers were considered

building a coalition against iran but can that guarantee security in the gulf region or would deploy missy be a better choice this is inside story. below into the program on iran come on the gulf region is on the edge who's responsible for last week's attacks on saudi all infrastructure which have led to accusations from all of the different sides the u.s. and saudi arabia say iran is behind the iran card strikes but they who thiis in yemen say they are responsible and they've warned of more to come the u.s. secretary of state visited allies in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to hold talks with their leaders mike said it washington was seeking a peaceful resolution to the crisis but blamed iran for seeking an all out war iran's foreign minister says the u.s. is preparing to use iran co-incidence as an excuse to attack his country and that her own ready to defend itself. there will be more sanctions were we we have set about a course of action to deny iran the capacity and the wealth so that they can conduct their terror said to provoke to prevent them from conducting their terror campaigns and

else is the voice of its own people a government that secure in its standing at security which little missy and it support among egyptians wouldn't be so frightened or terrified by hundreds of protesters in the streets of cairo it started with this man mohammed alley a contractor for the egyptian military for 15 years the largest and most powerful institution in the country recently breaking rank uploading video statements from spain where he now lives in self-imposed exile accusing senior military leaders of wasting millions of dollars to build villas palaces and hotels it hasn't gone down well with many who are finding it hard to live day by day. more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically hundreds came out to protest last friday what has been the biggest show of discontent against theses rule human rights watch says nearly 2000 people have been arrested in the last week alone al-jazeera is banned from reporting inside the country the bigger picture of what