empty house and then went on to the home of the the wives of family inside that home were her husband saad 18 month old ali all 3 of them were killed in the fire that ensued 4 year old son ahmed survived and he now lives with his grandparents this was a huge manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confession. in other world news a fight has broken out in hong kong spawning mintz. there was hearing from pro-democracy politicians after april beijing politician was elected as chairwoman for a key committee it's meant to scrutinise bills in had been without a meter since late last year the backlog of bills includes one that would criminalize mocking china's national anthem and still in hong kong 15 on thai government protesters have appeared in court challenge over last year's mass rallies the group was arrested in a prolific use of helping to organize protests which were bann

saad, what about somewhere like a mall or other retail stores?y likely won't be as clean as a restaurant perhaps. does the cdc's new guidelines and guidance say anything that coronavirus doesn't spread easily making it less concerning to return to in-person shopping? >> it does spread from surface to surface and objects that are touched by multiple people. the cdc has appropriately clarified that is not the main or the majority of the cause of these outbreaks. and the most interesting and the useful thing is that risk can be very easily mitigated by washing hands or even by using hand sanitizer. even at malls the bigger risk comes from density, from proximity and other dimensions of a retail store. a grocery store, for example, when people are standing apart and wearing masks, it is lower rather than a christmas sale kind of a situation where people are together. >> saad omer, thank you for the advice as we continue. >>> that will do it for this hour. >> a special weekend edition of "morning joe" is up next. den hoe is office, and school. home is

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one empty house and then went on to the home of the webster family inside that home were her husband saad 18 month old all 3 of them were killed in the fire that ensued as you said the 4 year old son ahmed survived and he he now lives with his grandparents this was a huge manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confessions now the defense in this case has always argued that the confessions therefore were inadmissible but there was a big sort of interesting trial as it were in 2018 in which that was very much debated and it was resolved that the confessions that took place outside that immediate period where the torture was used was to the a civil and the judges today decided that the confession the details that this man knew about the scene of the attack the reconstruction of the events all of the. went to prove that indeed he was responsible and so he's convicted of 3 co

empty house and then went on to the home of the the wives of family inside that home were her husband saad 18 month old ali all 3 of them were killed in the fire that ensued 4 year old son ahmed survived and he now lives with his grandparents this was a huge manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confession. italy has lifted more of its coronavirus long time restrictions in what the prime minister is calling a calculated risk for the 1st time since march people can go to cafes restaurants and bars more shops are open and so are libraries museums and beauty salons free movement is now allowed within regions and churches can hold mass prime minister said a condom has worn cases will increase but says it's he can't afford to stay locked down until a dance scene is developed said speak to. in rome for us now sima what's the scene like for us in rome where you are and how do i

saad hariri who resigned in october 29th tain had hoped to curb the power of hezbollah like his father rafi career e seen with him here on the poster he had tried to unite the lebanese under sunni leadership to this end he was prepared to make concessions to hezbollah. the billionaire building contractor with lebanese saudi and french citizenship wanted to uphold the legacy of his father. himself a former prime minister and assassinated in 2015. most of that in the very was a beacon of hope not only for lebanon and its national agenda he was also a figure with whom the sunni's identified the man who brought the cosmopolitan sunni elites back to the country. and who also had given greater emphasis to the sunni identity of lebanon and for the. saudi arabia self-appointed protector of the sudanese takes a critical view of attempts at reproach met with the shiites feel he is the saudis side hariri. to exert more pressure on hezbollah if not only because of its closeness to iran the saudis likewise have their own strategic interests. the saudis were always eager to have a foot in the door t

arrested in march apparently because he's been complaining about the crown prince mohammed bin solomon saad algebras son told the new york times of the crown prince known as m.b.a.'s feared the former intelligence officer knew too much well since m.b.'s became crown prince and 2017 several well known critics have gone missing the saudi journalist was killed in the kingdom's embassy in turkey in 2018 cia says the crown prince ordered the operation well go for affairs analyst says the detentions are tarnishing saudi arabia's international reputation. the al jobbery saga if we may call it so issue just delayed as example all of the senior members of. the saudi establishment and of the royal family going all the way up to the king's brother who are now languishing even in prisons and out as really undermining the social contract if you will between the saudi royal family and the people i think that the tactical approach is to obviously to draw as much attention as possible in the united states to these high level individuals i think the long game here is really tied to the upcoming u.s. preside

what should we do with our dr saad al—dubbaisi during lockdown?our hair during lockdown? we will also have a special documentary about captain tom. that is on tonight and we will speak to michael ball about that ahead of the programme. they had a lovely sunny day for that catch up. here is a summary of the main stories... one of the government's key coronavirus advisers, whose work prompted the lockdown, has quit his post for breaking social distancing rules. the chancellor is looking to review the government's furlough scheme that has supported workers staying at home during the coronavirus outbreak. there are concerns over the cost of the programme with the latest figures showing more than 6 million people are having up to 80% of their salary paid by the treasury and that is at a cost of £8 billion. in the us, which has seen the world's deadliest outbreak, donald trump says the white house is switching its focus to reviving the country's economy. during a visit to a mast manufacturing plant in arizona mr trump said the need to get people back to

rufus dogs saad every battle in the eastern -- that's what he's seen. surpassed anything on anybody field in my observation. the angle of death, the cold harbor slaughter in the friendly spring field were all compared mentally with me with what i saw at antietam. my feeling was, the antietam turnpike was passed all of manifest evidence of slaughter. jacob hours, an awful sight here warm writing. the groans of the wounded, the bloodstain bodies, the confusion. it is something no one can have any idea of on the state been here themselves. i found wars a terrible thing to think of when you are actually engaged in it, it's worse yet. william child, he had to deal with the results of this. he is a surgeon from new hampshire. the days after a battle are 1000 times worse than the days of a battle. sunken road, we all know. the physical pain is not the greatest pain suffered, how awful it is, you can have no idea until you've seen it the ideas of the affairs after the battle appear sickening but they suffer no pain. the poor wounded, mutilated soldiers that yet

the trial will not bring my family back it will not bring back saad and allie the trial will not bring back i don't want there to be more children to go through the trauma that we went through. the prosecution said ben earlier along with another youth conspired to attack palestinians in the occupied west bank after a jewish man was shot and killed it said the miners stayed away but the 21 year old ben ileo went himself into the village of duma and set fire to the do of his house in their verdict the judges acknowledged the unresolved elements of the case in particular witness testimony and crime scene evidence suggesting more than one attacker was involved but ruled that the detailed content of been confessions made it clear that he was guilty this case attained such a high profile and there was such pressure for conviction that israeli security services use tactics on the suspects will normally preserved the palestinian detainees such as detention without charge and unharnessed interrogation sometimes called torture. lawyer says that will form the basis of his appeal his admission and

empty house and then went on to the home of the to watch a family inside that home were her husband saad 18 month old ali all 3 of them were killed in the fire that ensued 4 year old son ahmed survived and he he now lives with his grandparents this was a huge manhunt it became a major political issue for the government of the day and the security services shin bet that once the suspects were arrested they carried out so-called enhanced interrogation sometimes called torture to try to get more information and indeed confession now libya's internationally recognized government says it's retaken control of the al the. that site has been used as a war on khalifa haftar has had courses in western libya since 2014 and this month forces from tripoli launched an offensive to recapture that base soldiers who were loyal to have to pulled out on monday after suffering major losses during heavy fighting in recent weeks our correspondent what otherwise he doesn't trepanning he has more on the significance of that ever. this is a strategic highly significant a baby's being currently lost white house f

in bury, hundreds came out to pay their respects to dr saad al—dubbaisi.year—old local gp, originally from iraq, described as a loving and compassionate father and husband, had worked in the town for 20 years. he died at the weekend after contracting the virus. meanwhile, in a new online video, the government is urging people to stick to the lockdown. but now one of borisjohnson‘s key scientific advisers has stepped down from his government role. the daily telegraph reported that professor neil ferguson had flouted social distancing rules when his married lover visited his home on two occasions. in a statement, the professor said he had made an error ofjudgment. it was his mathematical modelling that showed the scale of the epidemic in the uk, which led to the government transforming its policy and the way we live our lives. in terms of numbers, another 693 coronavirus deaths have been reported in the last 2a hours in all settings. there have now been a total of 29,427 fatalities in the uk. that is higher than anywhere else in europe, overtaking italy. but