think it's not about retirement done at least a change of course to discuss that i'm now joined by yusuf political analyst for turkey state run broadcaster tara tara world is to everyman's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you now turkey has been a member of nato since 9 to 52 year it's the 2nd largest military in deadlines it's taken part in many of its operations including the one in libya which triggered the largest migration crisis of did take it with a profound effect on turkey and south as nato celebrates its anniversary is it more of a reason for celebration or perhaps contemplation in turkey. well i definitely think it's a time for contemplation because nato right now is lacking a strategic vision many of the allies inside nato right now have very did different threat perceptions inside of their own domestic national security apparatus and when they don't comes together as the 29 members it has a problem agreeing on who the threat is now we saw the french president mccrum the couple days ago before the nato summit called nato braindead he wasn't exactly

paris welcome to you all if i could start with the use of how far do you think anchor is willing to go yusuf in assisting the u.n. recognize government in tripoli. as far as the republic government once request assistance from the turkey turkey including even brown dress do you think it's. a no no because for sending the ground troops it requires an other result which should pass from the turkish parliament but the turkish parliament so far has ratified as an agreement on it technical as assistance to the. polit government but if it requires if the circumstances inside libya gets very complicated because there are too many interventions inside libya including france russia turkey egypt united arab emirate if it things got was very complicated probably turkey may brink the issue to the parliament for sending troops so it's possible interesting says our guest from ankara to see perhaps turkish troops in libya let's bring in norful if we can will it intensified turkish role help bring a close to this conflict or is it going to inflame it more do you think norful yes 1st of all we have to see to

think it's not about retirement done at least a change of course to discuss that i'm now joined by yusuf political analyst for turkey state run broadcaster tara tara world is to everyman's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you now turkey has been a member of nato since 952 year it's the 2nd largest military in deadlines it's taken part in many of its operations including the one in libya which triggered the largest gratian crisis of did take it with a profound effect on turkey and south as nato celebrates its anniversary is it more of a reason for celebration or perhaps contemplation in turkey. well i definitely think it's a time for contemplation because nato right now is lacking a strategic vision many of the allies inside nato right now have very did different threat perceptions inside of their own domestic national security apparatus and when nato comes together as the 29 members it has a problem agreeing on who the threat is now we saw the french president mccrum the couple days ago before the nato summit called nato braindead he wasn't exactly correct nato

then, police say, yusuf ozgur, picking up a delivery order, w door open for the suspects. he was hit in the head with a baton, then shot to death. >> two males, six foot, all dressed in all black, both with handguns, ran through the parking lot. >> reporter: the 34-year-old hosue thrvivale.sp tom, the suspects didn't even leave with any money. still, police believe that this the occurred in jusce fest chreysildaw ling video tonight. adrienne, thank you.ag turn for an espn college football reporter who died after battling pneumonia on his 34th birthday. here's abc's gio benitez.te ton outpouring of tributes -- >> i'm edward aschoff, espn. >> reporter: -- after the sudden death of 34-year-old espn a battle with pneumonia. >> people wanted to be around him. they wanted to get to know him and that's why he connected with everybody. >> reporter: aschoff, who covered college football for the network, tweeting just before thanksgiving -- "for someone who never gets fever/cough/fatigue/flu thing for about two weeks now." by early december, aschoff said what started as a virus had

welcome back to worlds apart that yusuf political analyst for turkey state run broadcaster writer world mr every i'm just before the break we were talking about nader's need for a new vision and this is not just wishful thinking in fact every day keep nader is supposed to produce a concept its vision for a decade to come and the next one from what i understand is supposed to be out in 2020 but the work hasn't even started yet. do you personally believe that nato will avar reconsider read just saying its main purpose which is confronting containing moscow. i'm hoping it happens i'm hoping it happens because if it doesn't happen this alliance is slowly losing its mandate and reason for being and it would be very very sad because it's a very strong alliance that can get a lot done together these 29 countries when they come together there's no political or military force that can stand in their way it's incredibly powerful but it needs this vision it needs to be able to address the threats that these $21.00 countries are facing right now and these threats right now are mainly non-state acto

think it's not about retirement done at least a change of course to discuss that i'm now joined by yusuf political analyst for turkey state broadcaster tete a tete world. it's to everyone's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you now turkey has been a member of nato since 952 it's the 2nd largest military in the alliance it's taken part in many of its operations including the one in libya which triggered the largest migration crisis of did take it with a profound effect on turkey itself as data celebrates its anniversary is it more of a reason for celebration or perhaps contemplation in turkey well i definitely think it's a time for contemplation because nato right now is lacking a strategic vision many of the allies inside nato right now have.

hundreds of people were at the inauguration, including the founder and patron of the mosque, yusuf islamturkey, who was in the uk for nato‘s 70th anniversary. the president didn‘t say much as he arrived. mr president, how does it feel to be here? with the crime that he is committing... but the leader‘s presence wasn‘t warmly received by everyone. dozens gathered in the city centre to show their anger at president erdogan‘s military action against kurds in syria. the decision was defended by trustees from the mosque. we wanted this space to remain for the community, at most. the thing that was very different when we presented to the turkish authorities and president erdogan, he said, "this is what the british people want, cambridge muslims want. "we will support it." the gardens and cafe are spaces for the whole community, and notjust muslims. it is hoped the mosque will bring people together. shabnam mahmood, bbc news, cambridge. the headlines on bbc news... angry exchanges over brexit and the nhs as borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn squared up for the last tv debate before thursday‘s gener

shame out and her husband have a son yusuf and their daughter aisha both were taken away by the city's child welfare agency although they were born in south africa like their parents the children have no the eagle papers or status without proper asylum papers you can open a bank account a concert read license a car how do you get your into who's going to trust you so it's what i call administrators in a friday in october refugees organize a peaceful demonstration to highlight the conditions they live in and the discrimination they face they were met by police in riot gear children and adults were injured when the reverend heard the sound of stun grenades and water cannons that he told one then children to use this door and this parish they were later joined by men they've been living here for months now this is where they eat sleep and death again sharing only one toilets now the church authorities say this is unsustainable but people here say leaving the center of this church would be unsafe . poppy's economy is a civil engineer from congo it's not keep down would be a wealthy diverse

. >> did yusuf kate him? >> yes. >> how? >> i held my thumb over his et tube until he stopped breathing. >> scott described the killing as an act of mercy because he was concerned the boy, a prisoner of iraqi forces would be tortured. he was convicted of taking a photo with a dead isis fighter and then demoted in rank, a decision president trump reversed, allowing the seal to retire with honor, even after apology leaders urged the president not to interfere. speaking through his attorney, gallagher told cnn my first reaction to seeing the videos was surprise and disgust that they would make up blatant lies about me. i quickly realized they were bejesus truth would come out of how cowardly they acted on deployment. his defense attorney says the tapes were quote a road map to acquittal because they showed there were conflicting stories about allegations of gallagher killing civilians and other misconduct. >> really, you're only seeing one very small slice of the story, in a way that's not reflective of what the ultimate result

shame out and her husband have a son yusuf and their daughter aisha both were taken away by the city's child welfare agency although they were born in south africa like their parents the children have no the eagle papers or status without proper asylum papers you can open a bank account a concert read license a car how do you get her into who's going to trust you so it's what i call administrators in a frenzy in october refugees organize a peaceful demonstration to highlight the conditions they live in and the discrimination they face they were met by police in riot gear children and adults were injured when the reverend heard the sound of stun grenades and water cannons that he told one then children to use this door and this parish they were later joined by men they've been living here for months now this is where they eat sleep and death sharing only one toilets now the church authorities say this is unsustainable but people here say leaving the center of this church would be unsafe . poppy's a commie is a civil engineer from congo he thought cape town would be a wealthy diverse and

joining us from riyadh is yusuf. -- yousef.hat are the last key milestones as we count down today must mark -- today? a shortwe are just while away from a special election lasting 30 men it's longer than usual. that will probably give us some level of price guidance going into the start of trade which commences at 10:30 locally aired that will be under usual trade conditions and a 10% downside limit. you mentioned the small percentage being offered going to institutional investors aired you look at non-saudi investors being allocated, 23% of institutional trends are at $3.9 billion. the government has of course tried all kinds of tools to make sure the launch goes as planned, including incentives for retail buyers and guaranteed dividends. told usscaramucci earlier that he would be a buyer and would be willing to hold for 10 years. manus: let's see what happens. 14 minutes until that opening auction begins. host in europet from bnp paribas. when we look at the oil market, i was in vienna and they did everything your they pulled

71 soldiers were killed in an attack on an army base in the shower on tuesday the president mohamud yusuf who awarded them the cross of courage well the government also declared 3 days of mourning to commemorate the deadliest assault on the military in living memory and i saw a link group claimed responsibility for the attack on the remote base in a test that's close to the mali border. this is or means that i have come here to express my feeling of revulsion on behalf of all my compatriots in the face of a war imposed on us by an enemy who has addressed us with nothing but aggression in a violent and treacherous manner this enemy took 71 of the nation's valorous children. well the sahara to the vast area covering western and central africa the military is a 5 countries in that region mauritania. cher and chad make up the sahara g 5 joint force to maintain regional control against the situs. capital of fun the call for us hi there ahmed what are these talks deciding to achieve. what she pleases busy. lisa lisa mullins spike. lee from this is like to. be ruling party as well as the opposit

hamza yusuf, good for you tojoin us and that mandate. out and how the results come in. we will peak keeping a close eye on what's going on. we have been talking about labour's redwall. this is the kind of network of traditional labour seats that as laura was saying, on the basis of the exit poll, are looking vulnerable, places you would never imaginea vulnerable, places you would never imagine a conservative taking these seats and they include places like whitefield and halifax. if we go to wakefield, shaun ley is there, my colleague. what is the picture there and what is the light of the land as you see it now? well, at the very least, huw, if the bricks aren't going to be smashed in this part of the labour ward tonight, which stretches to constituencies like colne valley to the west of me, whitefield, where i am, hemsworth and pontefract to the east, at the very least a lot of repointing will have to be done by whoever succeeds jeremy corbyn as labour leader and what makes this seat interesting, whitefield, labour held on in 2016 with

then police say yusuf oscar, picking up a delivery order, unwittingly held the door open for the suspectswith a baton then shot to death. >> two males, 6 foot, all dressed in black, handguns. >> reporter: the 34-year-old in the hospital with serious injuries but expected to survive. the suspects didn't get away with any money. police believe this incident is linked to three armed robberies in the area that occurred in the past few days. >>> wall street opens with this three major averages at record highs. traders were in a buying mood as they returned to work after christmas. >> the rally sent the nasdaq to its first close above 9,000 points. that index has risen for 11 straight trading sessions. one of the factors fueling wall street's current rally is how much people are spending. one estimate says this year's retail sales for the holiday season were nearly 3.5% higher than last year but online sales were up nearly 19% over last year. probably not surprisingly because amazon says it just completed its best holiday season ever. >> lots of amazon orders. >>> it's an annual holiday traditi

yusuf was 18 and set for university when he was shot and killed in liverpool. to see my son lying down, bleeding, non-stop. he had just done his exams. yeah. look, a pass. everything has been gone away from me... two years on from use of‘s death, no—one has been charged with his murder. his mum believes some people know who killed him, but won't come forward with information. i do not understand why don't i have justice. information. i do not understand why don't i havejustice. people information. i do not understand why don't i have justice. people don't think about what the goal is. last week there were five shootings in more “— week there were five shootings in more —— merseyside, in dockett, a woman was shot and injured in front of her four—year—old daughter. police believe it was a case of mistaken identity. at this pub two men were shot and seriously injured. james riley is a former probation officer. he now runs a programme called get debbie away and that he get say. they always think about young people who wake up and here there has been another shootin