anything else that you want to add, consul?llermo: the only thing additional is that there is going to be another exhibition, diego rivera america. and this is going to be on october 24, and this is going to be in the moma museum. so, everybody's invited, and they are invited also to visit the page of the mexican consulate, in which we are going to showcase all the information that you need. damian: all right; well, we'll show you that web address if you'd like more information on the year of mexico again. there it is. log on to that web address there on your screen and make sure you find out when these exhibitions are taking place honoring frida kahlo and diego rivera, former residents of san francisco. gracias, thank you for bringing this to our attention, gracias. and up next on "comunidad del valle," the chief of police of san jose, stay with us. the third largest city in california. with me is eddie garcia, the chief of police of san jose. how many years now the chief at the helm? eddie garcia: this is i'm starting my fift

the people on it are hard from the consulate. so so that's the only ow we feel a little bit left behind americn teacher john mcgorry had a recent submitted his passport or visa ocessing fortunately for me i didn't have my passport to e school has said that i was getting a 2 week extension on my from other countries artering flights to evacuate their citizenout of the epicenter ofthisimage shwing a pilot wrapped in protective gear. >>arou 200 japanese citizens were evacued wednesday telling reorters they feel relieved to be home adding that the situation rwanda is china has dispensed medical teams to the front lines of the outbreak of a prodts. >>state media shows the fist of 2 hospitals going up they will hold a combine2600 patients, this as chinese statmedia is airingvideo of great irish patients that they say have been successfully treated and discharged as for those still and will peop scare he it scares care people get angry scared pele. >>in the lancers and the and sometimes we at the moment, they n't have an answer. >>purce

normally, where do you go, the consulate, where is the consulate, it's now here in the united states, or headed to the united states where you guys are. so essentially they are out of luck as far as getting that accelerated so they're hoping that the state department will provide some sort of ground transportation which apparently is in the works and hasn't been secured. >> that's got to be so frustrating for those people, david, so frustrating and fright skp ening and more and more airlines saying they won't fly to mainland china. great to have you there. terrific reporting. you and your crew stay safe. >>> five days until the iowa caucuses and there are new behind the scenes negotiations going on between the campaigns. what's the horse trading here, and what does that mean, an alliance? next. americans come to lendingtree.com to compare and save on loans, credit cards and more! but with the new lending tree app you can see your full financial health, monitor your credit score, see your cash flow and find out how you can cut your monthly bills. download it now to see how much you can

has an embassy in china and a consulate in wuhan.

writer who was a saudi dissident jamal khashoggi who worked for him he was found murdered in the consulate the saudi consulate in istanbul back in 2018 just a few months after this alleged attack now jihad criticized saudi arabia had criticized the crown prince and although saudi arabia the authorities have said that this was just a rogue operation that went wrong there are still many questions to answer about that so many people believing that the high of base of his phone was linked to that murder and what is being alleged about the crown prince was involvement in the hack so it's all down to this particular encrypted what's message that was sent from the personal account of the crown prince to base else now the 2 men had been in conversation over what's up before this malicious video file was sent which contained it's alleged a type of spyware now within hours huge amounts of data began to leave base of his phone now we don't know what happened to that data or how it was used but that is. what is being alleged so far or so is malware basically and ok now how has riyadh reacted how is sa

. >> normally they'd go to the consulate in wuhan for help. >> the consulate is gone. the consulate was on the plane. >> that's a little disconcerting that they have a plane and most of the people on it are from the consulate. so that's, you know, we feel a little bit left behind. >> reporter: this american teacher recently submitted his passport for visa processing. >> unfortunately for me, i didn't have my passport. the school has it. i was getting a two-week extension on my visa. >> reporter: other countries chartering flights to evacuate their citizens out of the epicenter. this image showing a pilot wrapped in protective gear. around 200 japanese citizens were evacuated wednesday, telling reporters they feel relieved to be home, adding the situation in wuhan is deteriorating. china has dispatched medical teams to the front lines of the outbreak. and state media shows the first of two hospitals going up. they will hold a combined 2,600 patients. this as chinese state media is airing video of coronavirus patients that they say have been successfully treated and disc

or it could be targeted as israeli consulates or embassies overseas. local media reporting that the consulates and embassies are on elevated alert. we haven't heard from the prime minister or the defense minister. that, perhaps, because they don't want to provoke the situation, provoke iran or any of the proxies. it's clear that israel saw soleimani responsible for the strategy in syria, its aggression in syria and throughout the region and positioning. as such, israeli politicians from most of the spectrum will be applauding this strike. we've seen some of that from the ambassador to the u.s., michael oren. he put out a tweet saying, soleimani, responsible for the murder of thousands. syrians, iraqis, americans, and peace in the middle east is restored. justice is done and the justice in the middle east is restored. all those threatened by iran, grateful. what does iran's response look like? that's what we will be monitoring here. >> thanks for reporting for us. >>> president trump says the strike was intended to deter future iranian attack plans. 202

consulate but it's so secure, they don't let birds fly there. i will a column called, where birds don't fly. you lived that transition. from being open, integrated, a bridge from america to the societies to working out of embassies that are bonkers. indistinguishable from military bunkers. what was that like. what has it meant. so much the theme of this book. >> my first assignment was an open cultural facility. open door. we no longer have those. it was the beautiful - - there. we had just one sleepy policeman sitting in a kiosk. but what ever asked anybody. the hand of the muslim brotherhood for alexandria, that branch was supposed to be the tough branch. came to one of my roundtable discussions at the center and he engaged a former congressman. after that, i visited him in his home and he would come by sometime to time. the discussions were always intellectual, friendly. never any sense of hostility. the only thing was, ambassador - - at the time was on a trip to alexandria and he said, i was with president mubarak this week. he said why is y

the people on board this tuesday will be consulate personnel and private citizens as well. the embassy in beijing said there would be limited capacity and priority is given to people at greatest risk of the coronavirus. and here is what else we know. the death toll in china from the coronavirus has risen to 56 people. that is 15 more deaths in the past 36 hours. nearly 2,000 people are infected and here in the u.s. three cases are now confirmed. one in washington state, the other in illinois, and this morning one in orange county here in california. back in wuhan, ground zero for the outbreak, 11 million people are quarantined. in many cities chinese new year celebrations were canceled to prevent more infections but health officials here in the u.s. say that right now the flu, which kills tens of thousands of people every year is a much bigger threat to americans. >> a lot of people are concerned about the coronavirus becauseer that -- because they're hearing news about it but compared to the flu it is not even close to being at that stage. >> here in the bay area, there ar

valle.josé, [música] comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico en san francisco, el cónsulito, guillermo reyes, nos acompaña aquí hoy en comunidad del valle, bienvenido al programa, otra vez, ya hacía tiempo que no nos veíamos, ¡eh! guillermo reyes: gracias damián, sí, ya se me hacía largo el tiempo, ¿verdad? pero qué bueno que empiezo el año muy bien, contigo, en tu programa, y con tu audiencia. damián trujillo: bienvenido, bueno, me decía que este año, el año 2020, es el año de méxico en san francisco, platíquenos de qué se trata. guillermo reyes: sí, mira, la cónsul general, remedios gómez, que además te manda tus saludos-- - muchas gracias. - y al auditorio también; decidió que este año teníamos que mostrar las contribuciones de los mexicanos a la comuniday que aprovechando a aquellos mexicanos que han estado aquí, que además son ilustres, y que los conoce mucha gente, y estoy hablando de diego rivera y frida kalho. damián trujillo: me contaba, algo que yo no sabía, y no sé por qué no lo sabía, pero no lo sabía, que ellos aquí pasaron algún tiempo, en san francisco. gui

consulate which was closed in 1953. the americans moved it to their air base in greenland now the consulate is to be reopened the new envoy is already there well look at this house and it's in such a central area in new right next to the parliament and right across from the center where the government sits. it's a great place from for from our perspective to showcase how close the ties between the united states and britain. the u.s. want to participate in the coming upswing in greenland. and. back with anders on his water taxi. to the new airport is to be finished in 3 years time and then tourists from europe and the u.s. can fly directly to new. andras hopes for even more customers 1st for your tours. and he said she got you know just like the souvenir shops sell t. shirts we sell for tours this is a 2 hour expressed or at least you get a good view of the few words system in greenland your name. they reach the goal of the tour the frozen waterfalls and say to island a lot of the barber larson is from germany now lives

they are planning to vac consulate officials. >>> authorities say more than 2400 people traveling from that country have already been screened at u.s. airports. >> francis, again, the u.s. state department raising the travis advisory to china to a level 3 that means that all americans are urged the to reconsider travel to that country but again, the cdc said that the immediate health risk to americans here in the u.s. is low. francis? >> that is reassuring, gabe, thanks >> turning to brazil where 30,000 people have been displaced. the storms are triggers floods and land slides. 54 people have been killed and 18 more missing. over 120 cities and towns have declared a state of emncing now. here is bill carons. >> compared to that we are all right. slippery spot. areas of kansas and oklahoma, you can see the new storm system coming in to the middle of the country and the worst of it is areas of south, southern kansas and also, out in panhandle of oklahoma so, here is how it will play out today. the storm dives through texas, showers and thunderstorms throughout the day from dallas to hous

or perhaps it might come overseas targeted at an israeli embassy or consulate abroad. for that reason, israeli media reports that the israeli foreign ministry has directed an elevated level of alert at consulates and embassies abroad. so all of that is what we are keeping an eye on. but for now, the border is tense, as usual. but calm. there is speculation that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was given a heads up about this strike. he did speak with secretary of state mike pompeo earlier this week. one day later, he said in a statement that it was a very stormy region and that very, very dramatic things are happening in it. that israel stands behind the u.s. and the u.s. has the right to defend itself. that line about defending itself is virtually the same line, netanyahu said after the killing of soleimani. where he said just as israel has the right to defend itself, so does the u.s. there has been no public comment or confirmation from the prime minister's office on whether israel was given an advanced heads up at this point. but given that israel held soleimani re

state that we're going to with its own powers and then which you could possibly move to get the state consul and we'll do some influence over the russian political sphere both domestic and foreign policy from that when this point or would you could possibly at some point leave office before 2024 like you spread assessor yields and then ok iraq and the original history of consul at that time if i could stop you for just a moment we're going to outline some of the options in just a moment 1st i just want to get the reaction from from the other guests before we start to go down those points amy did you see this as a surprise were you shocked by. i was of course surprised as most most people in the russian media and most observers were but i do think that this this planned change these plan changes in the constitution that putin has proposed have been long in the making and this is part of his longer term strategy to ensure that he can basically continue to run russia after his presidential term expires in 2024 and i i may be in the minority on this but i don't think that this necessarily means

consulate oh when i forgot to mention he's not big on compromise so there's no and again there's the infinity ward at home people are willing to engage you there's also an organization funded by the u.s. congress which has been distributing money to groups it claims of preserving democratic rights then of course as the incendiary legislation washington's passed the human rights and democracy act in clearance i'm going to stay for those arrested at protests and we'll monitor hong kong to ensure that in the eyes of the u.s. of course an appropriate level of autonomy from mainland china is up to these 2 bills the noblest intervention of hong kong some turn north necessary and without groans they will also harm the relationship and interests between hong kong and the u.s. all of this on top of the protest as mass waving of the star-spangled banner have sparked concern that the u.s. might be lending more than just a supportive hand leading many to ask the question if the protest as a calling for self-determination is appealing to a foreign power to shape the future the best way to go abou

are still in place the area army consul is there the of the republican movement and they dictate what happens with them the political opposition very completely deny that so the f.r.u. going back to this because this is a submission to the united nations i mean $864.00 civilians were killed around this time by loyalist paramilitaries and linked to the f.r.u. estimates therefore he was responsible for 15 dead do you do you think there could be any truth was it a death squad you were working for many of the understand that. my understanding is that steak knife would where possible tailless under the i'm going. to get this guy because we have an information that is an informer american interrogate him there were times when he got there the guy was gone but there were times and when he got there the person was there and he was able to love them interrogate them and shoot him now i often wonder will i think i told my under that we were going to do this and when i get there is there issued in the bin their way wasn't it removed i mean what do you think about the fact that the family that we

emigre it is on the east coast of the united states supported by diplomats space to the russian consulate in florida well. first of all it's inherently improbable that a middle ranking person in the management of a hotel in moscow would have that kind of knowledge of cyber warfare. and then also to be able to have a knowledge of money laundering operations being conducted in a state where there is no russian consulate so on the face of it it looked inherently improbable that this single all source was as proclaimed. you were able to spot these irregularities quite aither neighbor the dossiers on the left persuaded so many people why do you think that is. i can't answer that i suppose that there is an element of wishful thinking and king i'm i'm quite surprised by the media reporting when when you if you just take for example this isn't just my opinion this was a document that i wrote an analysis in 2007 we in 2017 we now know based on the f.b.i. inspector general's report published in december last year that i was i was right but i was only half way right in the sense that the. habitation

against you and your companies recently you were appointed by the government of south tommy as honorary consul how did that happen and what are your plans with the new job as a diplomat. well 1st of all so to my approach me i did not approach that government i was also advised that several governments had discussed me as a potential option for their consul in south africa it was agreed i should get it for sector fice and service to africa my job is to try and expand the interests of south to my in south africa and vice versa and to that extent a lot of work is that really been done that were 5 about south africa and south america. most of all thank you very much for talking to on the issue thank you very much for. the work but it's a series of ceremonies parties some feast we might know when they begin but not on the. more assignments extravagant wedding as mark is our social status but this is the celebration. no one ever held this wedding ceremony people who knew why and its budget it's all still extraordinary the grand marriage on algis the. well. london is one of the most important cities

against you and your companies recently you were appointed by the government of south tommy as honorary consul how did that happen and what are your plans with the new job as a diplomat. well 1st of all so to my approached me i did not approach that government i was also advised that several governments had discussed me as a potential option for their consul in south africa it was agreed i should get it for sector fice and service to africa my job is to try and explain the interests of south to my in south africa and vice a versa and to that extent a lot of work is really being done that were 5 about south africa and south america . most of all thank you very much for talking to on this trip thank you very much for your. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really well going to the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those 2 school board lawyers on a bogus argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a

in fact as i recall they tornado the consulate, an iranian consulate in one of their provinces because they want iran out of their country. we are there of course as guests of iraq. we're there to ensure the enduring defeat the isis. we helped the iraqis do that. and we remain there to train, advise, and assist them. we have full respect for iraq's sovereignty and what we want to see is an independent, secure, stable iraq. >> didn't the iraqi government fail to respond strongly enough? how did these militants get into the green zone, get that close to the embassy? doesn't that indicate some complicity and some ambivalence by the iraqi government under the influence of iran? >> i think that's part of what we have to look at now and understand. i think their performance was slow. it's in a much better posture now. we have iraqi security forces around the embassy. they need to remain there. it is the sovereign responsibility of the iraqi government to defend not just our embassy but all other embassies in that country. we've had friends and partners around the world condemn this protest b

consulate employees and their families from wuhan, china will soon land at the march air reserve base in riverside county. it left alaska about two hours ago. americans are leaving china because of the coronavirus outbreak. the virus killed more than 130 people. overnight we learned that british airways, lion air and seoul air banned flights to china. >>> we're learning new details about the crash that killed kobe bryant. the ntsb says a terrain warning system was not on board that helicopt that system sounds an alert warning pilots of impending impact. it wasn't required to be on boardators say the pilot slammed into a foggy hillside after a minute-long high speed plunge. at this point it's still unclear whether the pilot was still in control of the aircraft. bryant, his daughter and seven others were killed. the lakers organization is struggling with the loss of kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna. last night's game against the clippers was rachel brown has that part of the story. >> reporter: good morning. an extremely difficult time for the lakers organization. the team will be h

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are still in place they area me consul is their head of the republican movement and they dictate what happens within the political opposition very completely deny that so the air for you going back to this because this is a submission to the united nations i mean 864 civilians were killed around this time by loyalist paramilitaries. and link to the f. or you estimates so the air for you is responsible for 15 dead do you do you think there could be any truth was it a death scored you were working full menu have to understand that my on the stand than is that steak knife would where possible tailless under the i'm gone dying to get this k. to cause we've an information that isn't an former american interrogate them know there were times when he got there the gave was gone but the were time said when he got there at the pairs the was there and he was able to a left them interrogate i'm and shoot 'em now i a often wondered will i thought i told by under that we were going to do this and when i get there is air issued an of in their way wasn't a removed i mean only you think about the fact

the epicenter of this coronavirus and will han we know that the united states is evacuating its consulates in the coming hours by aircraft they're also going to let citizens get and he says that they can fit in what to leave on that aircraft as well in the coming hours japan is also going to have an aircraft to leave. with any citizens that they want to get out now that's just a couple of countries now we know that in the works those are the ones we know about taking place over the next couple of hours we know that there are other nations also putting in plans into place france for one is very interesting because they're taking it a step further those citizens who are evacuated will face a 4 and 14 day quarantine once they make their way back to france so taking even a step further that's the incubation period for this virus that scientists have so far been able to tell all right thank you for that update from beijing let's get an update on his joining us from hong kong and that's where even more measures adrian have been put in place to contain the virus tell us what you know. yeah that's

they're waiting for the punishment of these criminals the ones who killed jamal inside the saudi consulate in turkey is waiting for the truth in this situation how can we imagine a new plan or scenario adequate impulse buy in on a victim like me when i spoke to officials about this they told me nothing would happen to you because you're traveling to the u.k. which is a safe place. relatives of people killed in mexico barged through the capital to demand answers from the government their arrival was the culmination of a 4 day war in the city of quart of vodka a record high of nearly 35000 people were murdered in mexico last year according to official figures john hall but has more. they marched in silence the photos on their banners spoke loudly enough. that this is my father mother and my brother my brother had cerebral palsy he killed all 3 of them in state of mexico my brother couldn't move a finger to defend himself now they make. these are the bold facts in 2019 there were more people murdered in mexico than in any of the years since records have been kept behind the numbers of the int

in intimate and often gory detail what happened to 2 years ago after he entered the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. more importantly the film points the finger at the saudi kingdom for the film claims planning and carrying out the murder. of another political dissident in park city this year is the chinese artist and director i way way. he's brought his new documentary which explores the disappearance of 43 mexican students in 2014. focuses on the families left behind families who continue to demand answers from the mexican government. the film offers no answers its political message is simply to bear witness. the. joins me now you said the hillary hillary clinton is very divisive person in american politics i mean does do we get a nod to the documentary explain why it deftly shows why because it shows a lot of hillary clinton it's sort of a series of 4 hours. of this documentary so you get to see a lot of hillary clinton throughout the years and it really does go a long way to explain why she's been. in within the american politics. it's interesting before this documentary came out it

the embassy says all consul services are suspended until further notice.rwa damon is live for us in baghd baghdad. arwa? >> reporter: good morning. and what that group is saying, hezboll hezbollah, is these protests are open-ended. they have relocated. and right now, they have given an unspecified amount of time to the iraqi parliament. their key demand would still stand, that would be that the americans get out. let's look at this group is. they are part of this shia paramilitary force that ostensibly falls under the iraqi security forces. how much control baghdad has over them is a big question. this group is one of many groups under this umbrella pair military force, that's in iraq, but has sent its fighters across the border. its forces are stationed along the syrian-iraqi forder. and it is an overarching group that does continue to maintain close ties to iran. and there are growing concerns over iraq becoming this proxy battlefield between washington and tehran. up until this point, the trump administration has, to a certain degree, showed restraint w

consulate. they already announce that they will it work you eat their stuff on tuesday for the chinese of course it's more because they cannot leave the city. it's sealed off and. you can see that people are stockpiling on food there also stockpiling on medical supplies and yet you get the sense of. the. ok henri. 5 in just going to try one last question with you your signal seems to. ok i think we're going to. have a bad connection thank you for the pressure in beijing reporting on the corona virus outbreak now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. 31 people are now confirmed dead in the aftermath of the earthquake that struck turkey on friday 1600 people were injured by the magnitude 6.8 quake that hit the town. and surroundings rescue teams are still searching for survivors. at least 30 people have been killed by flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil following 2 days of heavy rains thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes the ra

the biggest target to take one step further and face the consulate. time to search the on no 5 for the troops abhorred to overcome beltran's as contact the world it's time for g.w. . is coming up ahead of minds. here i am. sick closest place to hey i was just a long evening. nice news and keep thinking. i want their own story nikos a. must. be done starts january 27th on d w. frank food. international gateway to the best connections also road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is it it really was life for berlin fears are growing over a deadly virus spreading rapidly in china the mysterious corona virus claims more lives and health officials now say it's capable of spreading from person to person all that says the country enters its busiest travel season of the year also coming up paving the pit wait for peace city leaders debate a military mission in a war torn libya.

local embassies here saying embassies and consulates abroad have upped their alert level, anticipatingossibility of a response in that direction. israel saw him as responsible for the strategic placement, the aggression, expansionism of iranian proxies in syria and beyond. for him, for israel this is something that has been nearly universally lauded across the political spectrum here. many have thrown their support behind and there is some speculation and interested to talk about, the secretary of state pompeo gave etnew a heads up a strike might be imminent. why do i say that? the two spoke earlier this week and a day later netanyahu said this is stormy region, very dramatic things are happening, and he concluded his statement by saying israel backs the u.s. and gives it the right to defend itself. virtually identical to the statement netanyahu made after the killing of soleimani where he says just like israel has the way to defend itself, the u.s. has the right to defend itself. there's been no word on that speculation by other officials. >> that's fascinating particularly given demo

the washington post and the washington post employed jamal khashoggi who was murdered in the saudi consulateul. prior to his murder he was writing opinion pieces for the washington post increasingly critical of saudi arabia's crown prince and his policies and that was annoying the saudi crown prince. he had someone who orchestrated a clandestine on line campaign vilifying anyone who opposed the crown prince and they were to allegedly hack into two other phones and he would allegedly and wanted to know what was being said by the very owner of the paper. subsequently the friendship between the crown prince and jeff bezos soured and they are not friends today, to put it mildly. let's talk about trade. the head of the world trade organisation told us it's facing significant changes. president trump is called for dramatic reform in the us has blocked new judges being dramatic reform in the us has blocked newjudges being appointed to its decision—making structure. changes will be necessary and may ta ke changes will be necessary and may take a bit of time but i'm quite hope will that we will fix i

consulate has announced that it will evacuate its stuff on tuesday also the russian authorities and the french authorities are. in with the chinese side and they also want to have a q 8 their citizens the german side however is more i mean they have not issued a travel warning yet but definitely people are stockpiling on food and also on medical supplies and yeah that's the sense of people. tell me more about how people in china are feeling now you've been looking at chinese social media and the way that people reacting there i mean what are they saying it especially about how the government has been handling this i mean social media is always. a way of people to share information also beside the state media and how the government has actually introduce and use the whistleblower function for the f we check in at that literally every chinese has on his or her smart smartphone and people can citizens can report authorities or if they see someone covering up or hiding the threat of the virus then they can they can report it in general i would say they have 2 big reactions some people they

ban comes after a surge of far right violence including the murder of a politician in the city of consul and a deadly attack on a synagogue in the city of hama. ensure bruce of world leaders have gathered ahead of international holocaust remembrance day of on monday they're also marking 75 years since the liberation of the of its concentration camp before today's ceremonies germany's president func. met holocaust survivors and their families. spoke but mostly listen to some who lived through what is known in israel as the shoah. the later joined israeli president ruben rivlin and other world leaders. are jerusalem correspondent tony kramer is covering the gathering and joins us now from there tanya what more can you tell us about today's gathering taking place in jerusalem. all right i'm standing here outside of. you see behind me the white tent this is was built over the warsaw memorial on the side of the yacht and then morial to where all these world leaders will be gathering this afternoon for a memorial service you will hear prayers who will hear music there but you can also hear spe

consulate decided to evacuate all its staff from one that will happen on tuesday but they also mention that for civilians the possibilities to leave the city are very limited also today we chatted that's basically the effort that every chinese has on its own on his or her smartphone including a whistleblower function to report to cover up spy thoughts or a tease so basically if you see something mistreated or some authorities try to hide the threat of the virus you can report it now. fabienne crash right in beijing here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at least 30 people have been killed by flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil following 2 days of heavy rains thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes the rainfall in the region is the heaviest recorded in more than a century. boeing's new long haul passenger jet the 777 x. has successfully completed its maiden flight the plane is the world's largest twin engine jet liner flight comes as boeing faces a crisis over its smaller 737 max after 2 deadly crashes. in turkey the

it is time to take one step further and face the consul. in time to search the engine fund for the troops. time to overcome countries and connect the world it's time to time t w. coming up ahead.