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goal keeper, an tae—song, was shown a straight red card for a rugby—like tackle on al ahed striker ahmadmidfielder issah yakubu scored with a header in the 75th minute, for the only goal of the match. captain haytham faour received the trophy, from asian football confederation president sheikh salman bin ebrahim al khalifa. this year, most of the team say i do not play but they are winning and this is because the players want the results. before we were playing good football and we lose but i think in the next tournament, you will see oui’ the next tournament, you will see our football and results. there's plenty of talk, over who will be the new man to take charge of german champions bayern munich. the bundesliga club parted ways with niko kovac, after their less than impressive start to the season, and their 5—1 hammering, at the hands of eintracht frankfurt this weekend. erik ten hag, who took ajax to the champions league semi's is one name in the mix, but isn't tempted. i feel there is a strong connection. my i feel there is a strong connection. my team. i can confirm i stain ajax th

from lagos to jerusalem to buy ahmad to go moses claimed 3 miles and miles to his true mayan background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and the struggle in communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting here to raise money for the search efforts of a young woman advocates and family members have started to raise awareness about the high rates of violence that disproportionately impact indigenous communities most tribal police departments are understaffed and under resourced another factor is that tribes don't have jurisdiction over non-native americans for all crimes there but a lot of concerns that the federal agencies don't respond that they don't take these crimes seriously a lack of evidence is the main reason federal officials give for declining to prosecute crimes on reservations that shouldn't be the end of the discussion. there should

it comes after excelsior‘s ahmad mendes moreira was racially abused by den boss fans on sunday. football journalist marcel van der krann says it's become a big problem within the dutch game. the netherlands is facing the biggest racism problem in football it's ever known. we have had minor incidents in the past but never before in such a multicultural country come and when we saw at the weekend, the outbursts of ray —— racism, and begin having to be stopped by the referee, it was actually affecting the whole of the netherlands. the reactions and politics, worldwide, in this country have been huge. the reactions of the players of the dutch national team and the highest level of dutch professional football to take a strong stance against racism. but may be to make it so strong, it will never happen again. let's take a look at the rest of the day's sports news making the headlines. tommy fleetwood has put himself in a good position to win the race to dubai. he's fourth at the season—ending world tour championship, and will be crowned europe's top golfer if he finishes outright thir

it comes after excelsior‘s ahmad mendes moreira was racially abused by den boss fans on sunday.n to win the race to dubai. he's fourth at the season—ending world tour championship, and will be crowned europe's top golfer if he finishes outright third, and bernd wiesberger is outside the top two. the austrian‘s currently 14th. now, it's been a tough few months for antony joshua after losing three of his four belts in the defeat to andy ruinr. but the british heavyweight boxer says he won't be content with his legacy in the sport if he fails to become a world champion again. the re—match takes place next month in saudi arabia. he told mike costello that he lost more than just those belts. i love this. i'm looking at that man in the mirror and i'm teaching myself. ijust know how tough this game is and how much i have to give to it. it's just about me. this is my legacy. it did not feel like i lost a man. i said it felt like i needed to add something, so i still felt the same person i was, hence the no complaints, i wasn't crying over spilt milk, but ijust felt like i needed to add

it comes after excelsior‘s ahmad mendes moreira was racially abused by den boss fans on sunday.come a big problem within the dutch game. the netherlands is facing the biggest racism problem in football it's ever known. we have had minor incidents in the past but never before in such a multicultural country come and when we saw at

one man, ahmad abouammo, a u.s. citizen, has been arrested. he was taken into custody yesterday. another saudi citizen, ali alzabarah, fled the country. according to the "washington post," one of the accounts accessed belonged to a dissident who later became close to jamal khashoggi. "the post" column knits and saudi dissident, who was killed by saudi agents last year. the men are accused of working with a saudi official who leads a charitable organization that is owned by the country's leader, mohammad bin salman, who u.s. intelligence believes approved the operation to kill khashoggi. there is in the criminal complaint a referral to royal family member number one. tonight in a statement twitter told cbs news that it is cooperating with the f.b.i. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, jeff. thank you. more than 48 hours after nine american women and children were massacred in mexico, there are conflicting theories about what happened. family members we spoke to today inside mexico insist their loved ones were intentionally targeted by a drug cartel. we obtained heartbreaking images to

i'm asad ahmad.ed concerns about its health—ca re. you are a report found there was a "severe shortage of nurses" and an increasing number of prisoners with "complex and enduring" mental health problems. sodexo, which runs the jail, said it would "develop a robust action plan". the government is being urged to help fund a memorial to remember the victims of london's prolific slave trade — before its too late.there is planning permission for a sculpture in hyde park, but the government has so far refused to donate any of the 4 million pounds towards it — consent for the memorial expires on thursday. london was one of the largest slave ports in the world with millions of africans being shipped and sold in horrendous condition for profit. the motoring organisation, the rac is calling for more charging points for electric cars — away from central london. it accepts, that compared to other cities, electric vehicle owners are well served — but only in certain areas. the rac wants to see that change. london

welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: schools closed, construction grinds to a halt. india declares a public health emergency in delhi, with air pollution at dangerous levels. beto o'rourke out of the race. the texan democrat hopeful announces he is giving up on his american presidential dream. and the countdown is on for the rugby world cup. england take on south africa. we have got the latest from japan. hello and welcome to bbc news. a public health emergency has been declared in delhi due to soaring levels of air pollution. in response, all schools have been shut until tuesday and 5 million face masks have been handed out to students. the city's chief minister said the area has been turned into a gas chamber as a result of the thick fog, caused in part by fires used to clear farmland in neighbouring states. from dehli, pratiksha ghildial reports. it is like a scene from a dystopian science—fiction movie. for a third day in a row now, residents of delhi are inhaling the season's worst toxic air. in som

was more still to come on al-jazeera including a ahmad backing during chile's protest further change despite a major government to sanction and find out why south korea could be forced to reconsider its 7 decade long military alliance with the us. hello there has been a real cool off across sections of the middle east over the past week and as will cool weather on the way plenty of cloud and the some snow in the forecast as well northern sections of iran look at this to 6 celsius in tehran meanwhile to ease cloudy skies in kabul and then the rain beginning to work its way southwards across into northern sections assad eurabia and by sunday very extensive and pushing across you can see much of q ways and also across into iran some snow again those higher elevations the time it is really coming down over the next few days in kuwait city 27 in southie by monday 22 the average is 28 so probably feeling pretty pretty cool with that temperature of 22 and that re not surprisingly it will work its way southwards across the arabian peninsula and so we will see some showers here over the next

goalkeepr an tae—song, was shown a straight red card for a rugby—like tackle on al ahed striker ahmad long afterfor the only goal of the match in malaysia. captain haytham faour received the trophy, from asian football confederation president sheikh salman bin ebrahim al khalifa. the winners of the world series, the washington nationals, have been to the white house, to be honoured by president donald trump. only 18 of the 25 players attended the ceremony. their visit comes after a dramatic game seven win over the houston astros last week for theirfirst world series franchise win. there are eight games in the champions league on tuesday. perhaps the pick of them — borussia dortmund at home to inter milan. it's an important game, as both hope to qualify from group f. five—time champions barcelona currently top of the group on seven points. inter milan won the reverse fixture in italy 2—0 two weeks ago. elsewhere, defending champions liverpool could take a massive step towards qualification for the knockout stages, with a win against genk at anfield. they currently sit second in their g

i'm asad ahmad.rn railway say software is taking longer to develop, including the driver—operated doors, which is the cause of the long—running dispute. but although the trains introduction is to be significantly delayed, the strikes are still due to go ahead throughout december. as we get closer to the general election, there's been increased attention from mps about the abuse they receive. so two london politicians, including labour's teresa pearce, former mp for erith and thamesmead, and conservative james brokenshire, candidate for old bexley and sidcup, have spoken to bbc london about the impact the abuse has had upon them. there are extremists who are out there who would seek to cause violence against others. i think that we always need to challenge that. being an mp is a very, very difficultjob because one of the things is that people do not see you asa human things is that people do not see you as a human being, they see you as an mp, like, as if you don't have feelings. the road safety chari

welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad.eclares a public health emergency in delhi, with air pollution at dangerous levels. beto o'rourke out of the race. the texan democrat hopeful announces he is giving up on his american presidential dream. and the countdown is on for the rugby world cup. england take on south africa.

this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: schools closed, construction grinds to a halt.ngerous levels. translation: do we really want our kids to grow in such an environment? no—one really cares. no—one wants to improve the situation. beto o'rourke out of the race. the texan democrat hopeful announces he has giving up on his american presidential dream. apple launches its own tv streaming service, but it is up against stiff competition, with disney set to do the same. and the countdown is on for the rugby world cup. england take on south africa. we've got the latest from japan.

i'm asad ahmad. after buying qualifications. we've exposed colleges cheating tests which drivers must sit to get a licence. as a result, transport for london says it'll "immediately investigate" over 1,500 applications. one college in east london offered to take the tests for a few hundred pounds. we have you secret lee recorded doing it. who was it? not me —— secretly. and you can see the full story on inside out london at 7:30 tonight on bbc one. a packed wembley stadium has seen the houston texans round off this year's nfl london series with a 26—3 win over the jacksonville jaguars. this was the texans' first visit to london, which means all but one nfl team have now played in london since the series began in 2007. virtually every game has been a sell—out in that time. love it or hate, the london underground has played a role in our lives for generations. and now, there's a collection of photos from the ‘70s which you can see. they were taken by photographer mike goldwater at a time when, unlike t

ahmad made his first appearance in seattle court this morning. he is a u.s.r bay area resident. he and another twitter employee looked up information of twitter users on behalf of the saudi government. he was released with a gps monitor pending trial in san francisco. >>> colleges are celebrating first-generation students, whose parents didn't attend college. only recently has there been an effort to identify and support them. >> i'm a rsneraon college student myself. my parents did not go to college, and they did everything they could to put me and pmy brother and sis they ater throu college. i wholeheartedly support our first-gen students. >> you know they are making their families and community so proud. >>> the weekend is here. so how's the weather shaping up? >> spencer christian is working pretty hard. >> we've got a three-day weekend, many of us do, because monday is veteran's day. we have lots of fog at the coast, a little bit developing over the central valley, and some of that coastal fog will push out over the bay and locally inland. we're getting

from lagos to jerusalem by ahmad. manal a milestone in history background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions in a struggling communities the 1st time they arrested me i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts all across australia we're still dealing with the bushfires but the weather concerning the bushfires has gotten better over the last few days there was a big storm system that's now giving into the tasman sea the winds with the system are dying down so that is going to be better for containment of the fires also the temperatures are coming down as well we're seeing into the high thirty's for parts of new south wales and queensland now that the front is moving north notice that sydney is at $22.00 degrees by the time we get towards wednesday and for brisbane we expect to see your time to come down as well 29 degrees is going to be expected high on thursday for perth though very warm for you we do expect to see a high o

reporter: for ahmad, on this day at this hour, the music must be mournful. sitting among fellow protesters, he plays his clarinet in tribute to the hundreds killed since antigovernment demonstrations began in early october. he says this is the best way to convey his feelings. >> my house is on fire when i play the sad music, because i remember they all have a mother waiting for them at home. they gave their selves for us, they sacrificed their souls for this country. reporter: here in and around baghdad's square, a cross section of society, in every direction, a span of generations. the elderly taking great enjoyment in teaching the young the importance of this moment. what you see here more than anything else is resolve. protesters are committed to coming out day after day. demonstrators are determined to effect change, to ensure a better future for iraq. the scale of these demonstrations is unprecedented. the move in some areas positively joyful. activists tell us the movement couldn't be more serious. they believe things are far different this time. prote

prosecutors say the saudi government recruited ahmad -- and ali al za bar a a -- to get personal account information of their critics. the complaint unsealed today in san francisco detailed a coordinated by saudi officials to recruit employees to look up the private data of thousands of twitter accounts. the employees allegedly received designer watches and tens of thousands of dollars funneled into secret bank accounts. >>> california attorney general javier becerra said an investigation into facebook business practices has been under way for more than a year. the investigation is meant to determine if the social network violated any laws involving privacy and third-party access to user data. his announcement came after he went to court asking a san francisco judge to enforce subpoenas, he claims facebook has been ignoring. >> we've asked for information regarding the effect of the company's various privacy settings on third parties' access to data, including which apps facebook granted access to user data despite users restricting access to their information. >>> becerra says facebook

>> no, don, it is unusual for a president to go to ahmad season game like this one. white house never got back to us. most said it is truly because he wants to be a crowd that's adoring. he feeds off the energy of those live crowds like he does in his rallies. he's not in a place of thousands of people that are booing him at other sporting events. eventually they are leaving it up to that. >>> he's looking for a crowd that'll cheer him. maybe comrade the other moment where the crowd that did not cheer him. >> you got to consider someone told clo us today, with the presidential visit comes with a lot of traffic jam and procedure to follow through with a game day that's already pretty packed. >> i know. i went to lsu, it is going to be busy. number one and number two, huge rivals and two red states and there is a governor race in louisiana. i am wondering if this could have anything to do with jeff sessions entering the senate's race against the president's will. >> it is something looming overall of this. the president going there. jeff sessions announced he's going t

one twitter employee, ahmad abouammo, has already been arrested. meanwhile, california has sued facebook f for documents related to california's investigation into facebook's privacy policies. california's probe into facebook began last year following the revelations that voter-profiling company cambridge analytica harvested the data of more than 50 million facebook users, without their permission, in efforts to sway voters t to support president dodonald trum. facebookok has also paid thehe federal trade commissionon5 billion to settle a case over facebook's data shaharing with cambridge analytica. the new zealand parliament has approved landmark climate legislation that commits new zealand to zero carbon emissions by 2050. this is new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern. >> our world is warming. therefore, the question for all of us is, what side of history will we choose to sit on in that moment in time? i absolutely believe and continue to stand by the statement that climate change is the biggest challenge of our time. zealand,s here in new t

anna: thank you very much, salman ahmad joining us from lombard odier day.ll keep the conversation going with him shortly. of the molecular testing company are jumping to percent this morning after it said friday night that it had received several indications of interest. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. 13 minutes into your trading day. european equity markets looking flat. interesting individual stocks stories. let us get those now from dani burger. >> it has been a couple of days since qiagen was a mover. there was interest in thermo fisher to take over that company. on friday, the company released a letter saying they have had multiple expressions of interest. king span declining. it is a company that makes insulation on envelopes. the earning number was in mind but they say the bigger outlook looks pretty weak. it is the macro backdrop that has been hitting them. king span down more than 2%. demant shares moving up by more than 2% as they have resumed their buyback. suspendedeleased or the buyback earlier this year after a c

from lagos to jerusalem by ahmad the government is playing serious criminal form milestone in history muslim background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions in their struggling communities the 1st time they arrested me i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. everything it's a devastating impact on. explore some of the efforts to recover is lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important samples that we have to make sure there are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant life up to conflict on al-jazeera. of the problem and these are the top stories this hour the hong kong government has warned that it will postpone upcoming district council elections if the protest violence doesn't stop the latest protests right police surrounded a university campus after petrol bombs and hours fired at them. iran's president says families will start with even financial assistance on monday the money will come from the encrease

former twitter employee ahmad abouammo was accused.ther suspect in the case, ali alzabarah and collected information on more than 6,000 users allegedly. including at least 33 the target of saudi arabian law enforcement officials. twitter released a statement saying in part, quote, we recognize the lengths bad actors will go to to try to undermine our service. we understand the incredible risks by many who use twitter to share their perspectives with the world and to hold those in power accountable. we're committed to protecting those who use our service to advocate for equality, individual freedoms and human rights, guys. >> all right, pierre, thank you. >>> now what many "jeopardy" fans have been waiting for. "jeopardy james" is back in action after his more than $2 billion run earlier this year. t.j. holmes is here and, t.j., he did not disappoint. >> he disappointed if you're a fan of competitive matches. if this were football it would have been over at halftime. baseball, ten-run lead going into the ninth. if it was hockey -- you g

i'm asad ahmad. attention to the criminals. ‘drug dealers only‘ parking spaces and ‘crack pick—up' points were put up by the weavers community action group. it pushed police into investigating drug activities on columbia road, which led to arrests. the group has been praised by a judge and the crown prosecution service. hundreds of cleaners, porters and security officers at university college london are to go on strike in a bid to overturn what they call "a system of bullying and discrimination" against outsourced workers. it's believed it could be the biggest strike of its kind to date in the uk with unions claiming most outsourced workers who are migrants orfrom ethnic minorities receive worse sick pay and pensions than in—house colleagues. ucl says it's committed to addressing the issue. the increasing use of poison by people trying to get rid of rats and rodents is making london's owls sick and at greater risk of death. the epping forest hawk and owl sanctuary says it's treating sick birds who've