a passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia the back of flight came down shortly after takeoff with 98. year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china joined drills in the gulf. and rights activists are calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we hear reaction. we need to recognize the real pain. that was subjected to these men all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past because they were. friday december the 27. world news sorry to say sad news to begin with a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from kazakstan in central asia killing 12 people dozens on 2 been injured including children. greene you. could be going to the moon to do good but do you. believe a good number one movie review can begin to do any good if you want to. show you. should see. it isn't. really think it is. how do. you consider look at the reason or are just as risk. as the shows it was a board of the. news is your perception and. you look at those

sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us we start with breaking news from kazakhstan in central asia where a passenger plane has crashed killing at least 9 people the aircraft clipped a wall just after takeoff and went down in a residential area there were 95 passengers and 5 crew members on board the back air flight 2100 at least 9 of the survivors are injured including 6 children. the plane was flying from the country's largest city on the t.v. to the capital. aircraft is a fokker $100.00 manufactured in the netherlands in the 1980 s. and the cause a government has ordered all planes of that type to be grounded the country's president. has expressed his condolences to the families of the victims a special commission led by the prime minister has been launched to investigate the tragedy as well of course we are keeping track of the story in the newsroom and we'll bring you all of the updates as they come in. us democratic presidential candidate michael bloomberg has admitted his campaign made use of prison labor although the billionaire says he was unaware it was happening is team h

at least 14 people were killed and dozens more seriously injured in a passenger plane crash in central asia. to take. up for a year of tension with the united states. russia and china joined the anti terror drills in the gulf of. sub-saharan africa suffer from chronic shortage of prescription painkillers. the situation around. international friday december the 27th grade with real world news this hour i'm sorry to say starting with tragedy in central asia in kazakhstan where a passenger plane has crashed killing at least 14 people the aircraft lost altitude soon after takeoff clipped a barrier and true story building 95 passengers and 5 crew were on board flight. $135.00 others are injured including 9 children the area around the crash site has been evacuated as the plane was flying from the country's largest city to the capital. the craft for 100 manufactured in the netherlands in the 1980 s. and all types of that plane is now been grounded in cassocks down pending an inquiry president has expressed his condolences to the families of the victims he's also one of the prime minister to lead

have been killed and dozens more seriously injured in a passenger plane crash in kazakhstan in central asia the back of a fly came down shortly after takeoff with 98. give attention to the united states allies iran russia and china joined. rights activists are calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel for the military because of this. good morning from moscow it's friday the 27th of december. international with the world news we're going to start with breaking news from kazakhstan in central asia 1st though a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from port killing at least 15 people dozens more seriously injured including 9 children across this force is our correspondent. welcome back. to you know if you i was on from when this crash happened. one called what a tragedy just a few days before new year's eve but if there can be a case in which the words good news are appropriate after a plane crash well this is the one because it's been confirmed by doctors that the majority of the passengers on that. which apparently means that this can't have bee

mohammed dyer says chinese expansion is nowhere more visible in south and central asia for example china $1200000000.00 nearly half of the country's foreign that's of $2900000000.00 so i'll wrap this up from our community their perspective but this from wasit who says it is good for china bad for poor countries. sarah a vicar way and thank you so much for joining us on national today to talk about the growing influence of china around the world of us join us on thursday for the last show of this week special series let me tell you what we've been doing over the last couple of days on monday and tuesday on wednesday these are all of the topics on thursday because colonialism we're going to be talking about cullen only i can i can i say before tomorrow food and colonialism is it a thing we're going to be talking about that tomorrow and is it a bad thing can't wait for that come hungry keep sending your thoughts the hash tag is because colonialism we'll see online. the shocking treatment of disabled people in romanian state run care in these cages who cannot have access to a toilet or

passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia killing at least 12 people in the back after light came down shortly after takeoff with 98 on board. after your attention but the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint anti terror drills in the gulf of amman. and rights activists according to british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we get reaction. we need to recognize the real pain and suffering that was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were less the lights and those. are there it's midday in moscow friday december the 20 seven's money is calling right welcome to world news for ati international. a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from the airport in kazakhstan in central asia killing at least 12 people dozens of others are injured children among them. we're going to bring you. there you know pretty good did the mention of drug abuse. not primary mode you can begin i h

news of passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia killing at least 50 . of tension with the united states russia and china. drills in the gulf of amman. calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we get reaction. we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past because they were told. 10 here in moscow friday the 27th right altie international with some tragic news to stop to say a passenger planes crashed shortly after taking off from. central asia it's known that at least 15 people on board were killed dozens more seriously injured including 9 children. do you. know who did the incident took up to do you. believe you did not prime movers would you can't begin to do any good were you do you. know you. should see. this. was a good. look at the risk just as risk. as the shows it was a border that. you would use as your perception that. some of the distressing scenes that

a passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia killing 12 the back half flight came down for help to takeoff with 98 on board. after a year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint anti terror drills in the gulf of amman. and rights activists are calling on the u.k. defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we hear reaction. think we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time don't we from from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were less the lights and those. that live from moscow this is our international on calling the world news this hour a sad news to start with i'm afraid to say a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from the airport and calyx down in central asia killing 12 people dozens are injured including children. going to bring you. a pretty good did the mention of drug abuse. you could not run their lives even if you can to get out of only because

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at least 14 people were killed and dozens more seriously injured in a passenger plane crash in central asia the back f. light came down to take off with 100 all. up for a year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china joined at the territorials in the gulf of oman. while parts of sub-saharan africa suffer from a chronic shortage of prescription pain killers look at how an ambitious project in rwanda just turning the situation around.

next one is going to go from the east from east of africa up through the middle east and across central asia so if you want to see it the best place to go my recommendation is get yourself to oman in the middle east on june 21st next year where you hopefully have a beautiful view of the solar eclipse the ring of fire. that depending on whether the clouds of course right and so this is winding up now right it's only going to be going on for the next few hours we're going to be out to see however a possible solar eclipse longer so the the main annular solar eclipse the ring of fire that's going to be over pretty soon the possible solar eclipse will still be visible from many parts of asia a straight leah and across the pacific ok so still some chances to see it out there if if you're in the path of the solar eclipse the last chance of the decade for sure. thanks for that people around the world have been celebrating christmas in many ways and some of them are quite unusual in the u.s. state of florida some 600 surfing senna's took to the waves in cocoa beach to show off their skills the charit

us understand what is the safety of the track of the country's health and safety standards in central asia and also the track record of the fokker plane. well the fokker 100 they actually ceased to make these in the mid ninety's the company went bust and various assets were sold off to other people and there is talk of servicing company that actually controls asserting all the remaining aircraft so i'm not too worried about that i think the aircraft would be maintained to a certain level otherwise it wouldn't get certified they wouldn't certified it would be taken out of service rather like the max a in the merc stands a boeing are going through at the moment if it doesn't meet certain requirements it's not going to fly but what i am concerned about is that when it was taking off people have been say that the tail hit the runway a couple of times now to me that was suggests that it wasn't loaded properly there's quite a lot of people on board think it takes about 120 tops so they did a 100 souls on board plus all the luggage it's a holiday period now if the luggage isn't stowed properly an

>> the secretary announced that we are going to be ukraine today, and central asia, also to cyprus one we have a fantastic policy on ukraine. as the secretary has talked about many times, we have provided this administration, providing lethal eight to ukraine, we are there to support ukraine. they are on the front line against russian aggression. the other countries we are visiting in central asia are on the front lines of dealing with the threat of the chinese communist party. so we are doing what secretary pompeo does every single month around the world, which is to stand with our allies and our friends to show up, to strengthen him, and to embolden them, and we have the right policy in ukraine, we are proud of that policy. >> mike: the obama administration gave ukraine blankets and humanitarian aid for the trump administration has sold them javelin antitank missiles. what has been the impact on relations with moscow? >> we have to deal with russia around the world. i have been lucky enough to sit with secretary pompeo in many of his meetings around the world, especially with the fo

. >>> new at 11:00, plane crash in central asia killed at least 14 people and dozens more hurt. took off in kazakhstan with 11 people on board, crashed into two story building shortly after takeoff. cause unknown. company manufacturing the aircraft went bankrupt in 1996 and construction of this aircraft stopped. suspending all flights of that type of aircraft as they investigate the crash. >>> giant redwood killed a man and now his sister is speaking up about the moments leading up to his death. visiting sister from minnesota on a hike in muir woods with sister and boyfriend. heard something that sounded like falling rocks m ran to avoid the industrtree, missed h friend but fell on her brother. >> i knew something was very wrong. unfortunately happened to be at wrong time at the wrong place. >> area is closed to the public but rest of the park is open. >>> this is becoming all too familiar sight in the south bay. smash and grab at popular bakery left customers shaking. breaking glass, walking in, stealing the cash register. flower flower in san jose this morning. willow glen caf

like this it's one of the largest solar power plants in central asia and is expected to reduce carbon emissions by a $150000.00 tons a year in the early hours solar panel a covered by snow this engineer has worked in conventional power plants for years and says this is the future. of barrel which there are no rotating elements here all panels are static they do not require constant attention we generate electricity with the sun even without the sun we produce but not as good in comparison with traditional energy the costs of creating green energy are great for now but technology is developing and the efficiency of solar panels is growing the plan became operational a few weeks ago. as the day progresses the sun melts the blanket of snow on the panels within hours electricity production jumps. even in the extreme conditions the blanketed and nor the new will sources of energy sure that they can be relied upon but economies which are dependent on fossil fuels find it cheaper and more convenient to continue to rely on hydrocarbon oil and hydrocarbon exports make up nearly 3 quarters of t

passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia the back of flight came down shortly after takeoff with 98. after a year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china joined drills in the gulf. and rights activists are calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we hear reaction. think we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men we hear this all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were.

being killed people from central asia russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from from from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely into european capitals and that was a lot of merit put in talking about a situation that happened in august a man was killed in berlin and that's resulted in both countries expelling diplomats can you tell us a little bit more about that. this wagner putin was asked by a journalist from germany why why you know the by there's a lot of confusion in the press and public what officials are saying about the murder of. an ethnic chechen that was killed in berlin that would lead me putin. commenting on the character of this man that this was that this was a terrorist this is a terrorist. who had his hands covered in blood who have participated in the murder of many many people and that he was allowed to wander the streets of berlin without anyone without anyone touching him and that says this is a huge boost of issues and how these things should be resolved. but good points here and russia of course is the recent

times in syria we see what is going on in the jail as well i still find being killed people from central asia russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely into european capitals and there were hard lot of talking about the diplomatic spat that's happening between germany and russia over the murder of a person that of course refers to as a terrorist and berlin and august of this year saying that it's her country's need to work more closely in situations like that saying that russia has of course tried to do so now another topic that we did hear come up was of course was recently banned on russia for the next 4 years on international sports but we're actually going to cut back to report right now and listening to what he's saying at the moment. people. families with many children. they oppose this bill. you talked about the demographic situation. has been going. well you know that's a decline that's we've expected to be expected. well. again. we need to solve the demographic issue. this. has. no. forms.

and in central asia, a plane carrying 98 people crashed in kazakhstan.t least a dozen people were killed aths ore ndane 5plrean0. trying to take off when it hit the runway twice, slammed into a concrete fence and a building. investigators are looking into whether the crash was caused by pilot error or technical problems. meanwhile, authorities have suspended all flights on kazakhstan's two airlines. breaking news tonight out of iraq. a rocket attack near the city of kirkuk killed a u.s. defense contractor. several u.s. and iraqi troopwens group has claimed responsibility for the attack. a refugee crisis is growing months after president trump proclaimed the u.s. mission in syria effectively over. syrian and russian forces are pounding rebel-held idlibce. enthe u. day idthatov 235,000er this nth. nal lle otothn now on the war's >> reporter: the iron bars make it feel like a prison, but this school is now home for these children and their families. an emergency refuge after fleeing a turkish military bombardment with no more than the clothes on their backs

nasa tragically is coming from central asia a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from mamata at port and kazakhstan killing 12 people dozens are injured including children. good review. good good good did the men to do good but do you. believe you did not run movie theater and who not only because i didn't want to. see. those who were the least likely to. consider look at the reason they were just as risk. as the shows it was aboard if. you would use their perception to. look at those pictures and we realize what a tragedy it is for kazakstan only a few days before new year's eve but if there is a case in which the words good news could be appropriate after a plane crash this is the one because right now we already understand that the doctors have confirmed that the majority of the people who were on board survived which means that this couldn't have been a nose dive from a high altitude what actually happened was that this back air flight took call from the airport in almaty which is the biggest city in kazakhstan it was still dark there about 20 minutes past 7 but th

eurasia, it guarantees by its existence the absence of yugoslavian-type conflict in the middle of central asia, where it would draw in the greeks, the turkish, the persian, and all of the other erstwhile empires. so what i think we need is a way of thinking about the world in that category. the basic principle has to be we cannot tolerate hegemony of anybody over parts of the world we consider essential for our survival, so we cannot tolerate the hegemony of any country over eurasia, but how to get there? it would require flexible thinking and flexible technology and we have never been faced with such a situation. also, if you go to most universities, you will find a huge majority that will contradict this approach, so maybe i'm wrong. [laughter] >> i will open it up now. dr. kissinger: almost unthinkable. [laughter] >> clearly some of your ideas about that strategic design can find a way into the ai commission report. i will open it up now to questions in the audience. it is hard to see. >> thank you. dr. kissinger, thank you so much for talking to us today. i'm a practitioner and resident at

have been killed and dozens more seriously injured in a passenger plane crash in kazakhstan in central asia the back of a fly came down shortly after takeoff 98. this hour after a year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china joined anti terror drills in the gulf of amman. rights activists are calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel expelled from the military because of the sexuality. good morning from moscow.

another air tragedy tonight, the crash of a jetliner carrying 98 people today in kazakhstan i central asia a dozen people died but remarkably many of the passengers made it out. matt bradley talked to the survivors. >> reporter: tonight in kazakhstan, a miracle amid a devastating loss of life a small child pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash that killed at least 12 people and injured dozens authorities say the bek airlines airplan early this morning shortly after take off, then a two-story house, splitting the fuselage in half the plane's tail scraping the runway twice. >> i thought we would be dying in seconds. >> reporter: he said he was seated here, an emergency exit row right behind passengers who were killed. >> the ceiling was smashed as if it was a tin can like from coke >> reporter: this passenger can be heard saying that only one emergency car and no ambulance was on the scene a full 20 minutes after the crash. among the victims, journalist dana kruglova traveling to celebrate new years with her parents the plane carrying 93 passengers and five crew members took off in freez

and in central asia, a plane carrying 98 people crashed in kazakhstan.t least a dozen people were killed and more than 50 injured. officials say the plane was trying to take off when it hit the runway twice, slammed into a concrete fence and a building. investigators are looking into whether the crash was caused by pilot error or technical problems. meanwhile, authorities have suspended all flights on kazakhstan's two airlines. breaking news tonight out of iraq.efse contractor. several u.s. and iraqi troops were wounded, but so far no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. a refugee crisis is growing tonight in syria more than two months after president trump proclaimed the u.s. mission in syria effectively over. syrian and russian fce pounding rebel-held idlib providence. the u.n. said today 235,000 people have fled their homes there just this month. charlie d'agata now on the war's emotional toll on the children of syria. >> reporter: the iron bars make it feel like a prison, but this school is now home for these children and their families.

militants or those who come from from central asia even russia. but there are also people from western europe from france germany. what we seen is that these people the one that you mentioned that terrorist the killer. walked free. he was on the main european capitals from what i know he was killed right in the center of he was freely in one of the european capitals. what about those people who sit in jail so what if they come to your country would you like it we would just let them walk stroll you knew or. noted to avoid that we need to establish a highly efficient. reciprocal card that's what we're calling for we hope that this will we will assume the future does mean that it's not imply. the level and the manner of cooperation is not sufficient. work. that if you were to ask a question there now you're not even raising your hand i wait a minute wait a 2nd we want the u.s. on the 2 brothers for whatever their name is we asked. them and we want them they are our sources of danger we are serious we were ignored and then they. the boston marathon p

syria we see what is going on in the camps jails well i still fighters being killed people from central asia russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from france from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely in european capitals towards the end of the press conference a journalist from russia sputnik news agency question got me a putin about the recent events in the stonier where authorities have been blocking and battling various russian media. thought about this and the president said you know this is sadly ironic the same people who blame russia for restricting press freedoms at it themselves he said that you know this should be approached carefully because we don't want to motivate to justify these people. are to. bring us all the highlights from those 4 and a half hours of questions and answers for the russian president thank you no more news coming your way after this short break. argentina love it this country is phantasmagorical the people are extraordinary the government and the central bank maybe not so much because of the central bank

a passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia killing 12 the back half flight came down for help to takeoff with 98 on board. after a year of tension with the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint terror drills in the gulf of amman. rights activists are calling on the defense ministry to compensate service personnel were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we hear reaction. we need to recognize the real pain suffering. was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were less in lights and those.

being killed people from central asia russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from france from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely into european capitals. we also heard questions about pressure on the russian media in european countries in particular or anywhere there are some real issues where the russian sputnik news agency. staff members of that news agency said that they were being pressured into leaving this particular outlet if they want to continue working in that country which in response referred to as a real disgrace. you know. what you do a lot all sorts of attempts to still pure activity can go unnoticed i'm very surprised because russia is always accused of all evils including pressure on independent media and they do the same that they accuse us of this is cynical government measures such as restrictions can't work because you will hold those who want to spoke to school between our countries we can't allow it you must try to work in those countries that are scared of your information. these were the key international iss

it's assad he's coming from central asia a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from port and kazakstan killing 12 people and dozens injured including children could hear ya through the night like we could do the 100 took up or do you. believe it or not primarily where you can be going right i don't even put. her. through. this is. this of for. you know the other little. difference of kuwait other you have to consider look at the reservist is a risk. not a. as the shows it was a border of the arab world you would use your perception to. look at those pictures and we realize what a tragedy it is for kazakstan only a few days before new year's eve but if there is a case in which the words good news could be appropriate after a plane crash this is the one because right now we already understand that the doctors have confirmed that the majority of the people who were on board survived which means that this couldn't have been a nose dive from a high altitude what actually happened was that this back air flight took call from the airport in almaty which is the biggest city

in syria we see what is going on in the jail as well i still fighters being killed people from central asia russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from from from germany we see that these people terrorists walk freely in european capitals now something else concerning russians namely their athletes as of course the recent ban that came down from water banning russia from international sports competitions for 4 years and that's something that the president to comment on tell us more about what he had to say. well the ban was taken painfully heard many russians this is a country with a very rich sporting heritage this is a country that's proud of its sporting achievements of its athletes and to be banned from participating in a lympics under the russian flag from all sorts of sporting competitions in the foreseeable future for years. was certainly very painful and vladimir putin said that this is unprecedented in its injustice he made an example of say a 14 year old figure skater what would she know about doping she was too young to take part in these olympics

passenger planes crashed in kazakhstan in central asia killing at least 12 people back after light came down shortly after takeoff with 98 on board. after your attention but the united states allies iran russia and china hold joint anti terror drills in the gulf of oman. and rights activists are calling on the british defense ministry to compensate service personnel who were expelled from the military because of their sexuality we get reaction. that we need to recognize the real pain and suffering that was subjected to these men and we hear this all the time from various groups that we should treat people in the past as idiots because they were elected lights and those.

an attractive russian market but also can be exported to other countries in eastern europe or central asia or asia even so it is quite at that location how likely is it this is the thin end of the wedge that we're going to start to see more big companies like this so you turn upside down slightly bigger say more big companies like this come back to the russian market we see a bit of a sea change. yes i think there was an overreaction too many people thought that russia is going to be in a huge crisis but that was always stated also what one shouldn't forget is that the sanctions that were imposed on russia actually had in some ways a positive effect on the domestic economy because before the sanctions russia relied to a significant extent on just exporting raw materials when actually russia is an economy that has highly highly educated workforce a lot of technology and that sort of economy should try to expand its domestic industry more and export high value added goods and so there's you know opel investment actually i think is very much in line with this movement which has since 2015 acc

syria we see what is going on in the coming jail as well i still fighters being killed people from central asia and russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from from from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely in european capitals we also heard questions about pressure on the russian media and european countries in particular in a stone age where there are some real issues where the russian sputnik news agency . staff members of that news agency said that they were being pressured into leaving this particular outlet if they want to continue working in that country which are put in response referred to as a real disgrace. going to should you do a lot all sorts of attempts to still pure activity can go unnoticed i'm very surprised because russia is always accused of all evils including pressure on independent media and they do the same that they accuse us of this is cynical government measures such as restrictions can't work because you will hold. those who want to spoke this between our countries we can't allow it you must try to work in those cou

we see what is going on in the jail it was well i still find this most being killed people from central asia and russia and 2nd place but there are also many people from western europe from france from germany we see that these people terrorists move freely in european capitals we also heard questions about pressure on the russian media and european countries in particular in a stone age where there are some real issues where the russian sputnik news agency . staff members of that news agency said that they were being pressured into leaving this particular outlet if they want to continue working in that country which are put in response referred to as a real disgrace. going to should you do a lot all sorts of attempts to still pure activity can go unnoticed i'm very surprised because russia is always accused of all evils including pressure on independent media and they do the same that they accuse us of this is cynical government measures such as restrictions can't work because you will hold. those who want to spoke to school between our countries we can't allow it you must try to work in th

like this it's one of the largest solar power plants in central asia and is expected to reduce carbonemissions by a $150000.00 tons a year in the early hours solar panel a covered by snow this engineer has worked in conventional power plants for years and says this is the future. there are no rotating elements here all panels are static they do not require constant attention we generate electricity with the sun even without the sun we produce but not as good in comparison with traditional energy the costs of creating green energy are great for now but technology is developing and the efficiency of solar panels is growing the plan became operational a few weeks ago as the day progresses the sun melts the blanket of snow on the panels within hours electricity production jumps. even in the extreme conditions blanketed and this nor the new will sources of energy sure that they can be relied upon but economies which are dependent on fossil fuels find it cheaper and more convenient to continue to rely on hydro carbon oil in hydrocarbon exports make up nearly 3 quarters of this country's inc