iwao hamada was arrested for murder, robbery and arson in 1966. two years later he was sentenced to death, in 2014 he was released due to a review of the case, although there is no death penalty. you know, this is the first such case in japan, and no one can explain it to you from a legal point of view. for the long time he spent waiting for the death penalty, iwao hamada even got into the guinness book of records. but this can hardly be called an achievement, rather an exhausting test. in a solitary confinement cell for death row, he spent more than 30 years, all this time, trying to prove his innocence. according to ivao, he was interrogated daily, on average for 10-12 hours, and was brutally beaten. the longest interrogation lasted 16 hours. at the same time, he was not allowed to go to the toilet, forced to do so right in the interrogation room, despite the heat, he was not allowed to drink. under these conditions, akamadasan gave a confession. apparently, the man's nervous system could not withstand such tests, and mental health problems bega

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sheikha hamada benjasim ben jaber.ltani, the money was in suitcases in bags and bags from the tea shop ford monson. the sheikh of the cutter is called the man who bought london hotels, shops and housing, and prince charles is called the man who lobbied for these big land deals, really. the press service of the future king stated that qatari millions immediately went to the charity of the royal family. the republican-minded public has a lot of questions, and buckingham palace has one answer and two strategies for 10 beta, when shadows from the past emerge and they are accused of the slave trade, they repent, but do not give money to the descendants of slaves. when questions arise today, they talk about tax-free areas. income. they claim that the money is donated by charitable foundations, the royal family does not want to appear to be the richest family in england, they want to appear to be the most beneficent, judging by the eggs and posters, not everyone believes in this. lisa herzen boris khalfi at maxim zainchenko n

. >> hamada yasukazu says he told the diet committee he thinks that the north has managed to miniaturizearheads. they can be mounted on medium-range ballistic missiles and japan is within the range. it has become more difficult to detect launches from north korea and shoot the missiles down. the minister said he is considering all options including the acquisition of counter strike capabilities. >>> people in ukraine have woke ton air raid sirens for a fourth straight day. kyiv was struck by iranian made kamikaze drones on the russians have hit targets across the country, many with no military purpose. they killed at least civilians and injured 100. a crowded market was struck on wednesday leaving seven dead and eight injuries. defense officials gathered at nato headquarters to discuss ukraine. the russian attacks have further united the international community. >> we've all watched as ukraine made extraordinary gains on the battlefield. and despite putin's new assaults, ukrainian forces have changed the dynamics of this war. they have liberated hundreds of towns from russian occupations

hamada: not necessarily.et effect terror, it looks like powell is in the lead but janet yellen is still on the list. who should be the next fed chair in terms of japan? a longtime resident of the united states, so i don't want to intervene in such kind of matters. but in the economic sense, it is important that moderate monetary helps people's lives in the united states. -- [indiscernible] to have theortant fed chairman who has not very drastic policy. on the other hand, from a purely selfish point of view of the john status is somewhat hawkish. stance made it clear that the yen really turned again. it is a mixed answer. relatively down people, it would be ok. think i understand. hawkish fed chair, higher rates. thank you so much for joining us. we hope to have you back again. special advisor to prime minister abe, thank you so much for joining us. we will end it back to you in hong kong. withe: kathleen hays there the economic advisor to shinzo abe. a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day g

justice, followed by a meeting of the prosecutor general of our country with his egyptian counterpart hamada savi , she was devoted to the development of cooperation between departments. in a wheelchair , a client of one of the capital's private medical clinics turned to our program for help. ludmila kurdubova. for several years now undergoing rehabilitation. after removal of the intervertebral hernia. whether a medical error was made and how the investigation of the criminal case is progressing, alexander astakhov found out. this boarding house near moscow has a spacious territory, but lyudmila kurdyubova is already used to walking on a small balcony. recently, the stairs have become an almost insurmountable obstacle for her. of course, i can’t go down, as my legs don’t walk, as if there was no trace left. it used to be that lyudmila liked to wear bright dresses and rose-colored glasses. now getting dressed modest, a little shy of the camera, she moved to moscow from donetsk, where her son died under the shelling of ukrainian nationalists. a peaceful life seemed to be getting better, but it

can soupy hamada dons a traditional outfit he's a roofer but tonight he'll be dealing with evil spiritsyou hold the year is a custom in japan to chase away evil was a big celebration in the middle of winter. we throw beans at the evil spirits which drives them away. after that we'll be safe from bad surprises all year long. that is how it comes to pass that a horde of hairy demons mr ahmed toure is here playing the flute surprises the chinese guests enjoying the buffet but. it would have been inconceivable in the past for the proud japanese demons to perform wild folk dances for vacationers from china but it would appear that nothing is as it was. but. nowadays they throw peanuts instead of beans even though their effect on evil spirits hasn't been properly researched. things are getting serious in the shadow of the paper mill on the lake own a gun. there was a i don't want to. contest inspector the show. the competition is over they've got to stop fishing area rounds up non-complying contestants. were far from one time only caught one proper fish there weren't many about it. there was

to begin with, igor krasnov was met at the airport by his colleague hamada, el-savi with strong friendly hugs and noted that relations they have really comradely such development. they received last year at the international economic forum in st . beautiful weather to our communication and exchange of various practices. well, as we agree , we will increase our interaction for everyone. first working meeting today at igor's krasnov was held as chairman of the supreme constitutional court. cairo bulasa fahmeya, the prosecutor general noted that the relations between the two states are already 80 years old and dynamic, and, of course, they are asked by the presidents of the two states. we exchange experience and best practices in the field of protecting the rights of our citizens. e, counteracting modern criminal challenges and threats. we also have many points of contact with the ministry of justice of egypt. i think that we will develop a significant potential of our interactions. i have no doubt that between e our departments between a the supreme constitutional one headed by you. uh, th

. >> hamada told them his ministry would consider setting up the shelters while coordinating with the cabinet secretariat. ♪ >>> all right. we now bring back our meteorologist jonathan oh for more on the weather here and elsewhere. >> hello. japan is bracing for the possibility of some good winter weather in terms of the amount of snow that will be taking place in the eastern areas of the country as we go into friday. low pressure developing out of china, moving toward the north and east, and moving parallel along the pacific coastline. it is going to be leading to that snowfall with the high pressure bringing in that chilly air from the north. and so we are looking at anywhere up to 5 centimeters of snowfall possible in the central areas of tokyo in the 23 ward. then as you go from the north and west, closer toward the mountainous areas, we could see up to 40 centimeters of snowfall up until saturday morning, during a 24-hour period. i want to emphasize that if you're going to be in the area where we expect snow, timing wise, we're looking somewhere from daytime hours, mid-morning al

the side of the stars , the presence of the planet of the child of india, this is the planet of the hamada family. the so-called dozens of bullets are clearly visible on this map. taal or uncle taal. well, as i said at the beginning of the program , our other case tonight is dedicated to the coverage of the 22 bahman march of the iranian people in the international media , some of the western media are very short and brief like this. rahimai, some others even censored it and this march, despite the fact that it was held in 1400 cities of the country, is somewhere in the frame. networks such as the english bbc or the american cnn did not find it. to investigate the reason for this action of foreign networks, we want to talk to mrs. maryam saleh, the anchor and during the years of news activity and observing the coverage of the events in iran. how do you think the reflection of the 22 bahman march is being done in the world ? i think you had the experience of being in tehran during this march. yes, i have a lot to say about this issue. i myself in... actually saw how people come to the stree

japanese defense minister hamada yasukazu says japan has lodged a protest with the north through itsassy in beijing. >> translator: north korea's series of launches is absolutely intolerable, and the significant improvement of its missile technology cannot be overlooked. we will continue to work closely with the u.s. and other countries to gather information and analyze and monitor north korea's military moves. >> pyongyang has now tested weapons 27 days this year. on wednesday it announced it fired two long-range crue missiles. the ruling party's newspaper quoted lder kim jong-un as saying his country will continue to expand the operational sphere of its nuclear forces. >>> south korea is denouncing the repeated launches and imposing new unilateral sanctions, its first against the north in nearly five years. the foreign ministry announced them on friday, noting the launches were apparently conducted under a scenario of using tactical nuclear weapons against the south. the sanctions target 15 individuals and 16 organizations believed to be involved in missile development. the ministr

can sue kay hamada don's a traditional outfit he's a roofer but tonight will be dealing with evil spirits you although since until the year is a custom in japan to chase away evil was a big celebration in the middle of winter. we throw beans at leavell spirits which drives them away and after that we'll be safe from bad surprises all year long you know what city. that's how it comes to pass that a horde of hairy demons mr ahmed tourists here playing the flute surprises the chinese guests enjoying the book frank but. it would have been inconceivable in the past for the proud japanese demons to perform wild folk dances for vacationers from china but it would appear that nothing is as it was. for nowadays they turn peanuts instead of beans even though their effect on evil spirits hasn't been properly researched. things are getting serious in the shadow of the paper mill on lake on a gun and. there's a lot of what is the johns up there what you said you're the contest inspector the short pants are. the competition is over they've got to stop fishing area around stop non-complying contestants

spotlight our correspondent egor grigoriev igor krasnov is greeted with a strong hug by his colleague hamadaavi, not only working friendly they have relations at the international economic forum in st. petersburg. last year we signed a program of cooperation between the prosecutor general's offices. the first ever visit to cairo is stepping up and concrete steps later at the official meeting. the very first negotiations with the chairman of the supreme constitutional court of egypt, the interaction of departments is based first of all, on the authority of the prosecutor general's office of russia in the field of criminal civil arbitration and administrative proceedings, fahme previously worked in the supervisory department of egypt. in addition, a scientist, and science is another area of ​​cooperation. it was interesting to personally exchange practices with you. uh, also counteracting crime to the structure of the uh prosecutor's office is uh, the university carries out not only educational activities. well, he does research. it is also one of the promising areas in which we can cooperate

he is very warmly welcomed by the attorney general of the arab republic hamada elvi.ontinue the conversation already in front of journalists, the main part of the negotiations. has already passed behind closed doors. igor krasnov met with the chairman of the supreme constitutional court. egypt was fahme himself, both meetings were devoted to cooperation law enforcement systems of the two countries have a common fight against crime and exchange of experience. in the judicial investigative practice of russia do not miss this weekend's big premiere on tv channel russia 24, the chilling stories of the maniac fisher in the new investigation of eduard petrov's garage for golovkin's technician the story of the merciless pedophile killer sergei golovkin fisher seems to be known to the smallest details of the loop. are you here to do? well, i said the maniac was operating on the territory of the moscow region, they went down to the basement, and he explained why he would see three guys at once. interestingly, he experimented constantly on his victims, 11 teenagers and only one

there hamada-far aside highly appreciated the level of russian qatari cooperation and confirmed mutualfurther strengthening relations between our countries no food shortage roads are actively restoring transport works without failures mikhail mishustin at a meeting with deputy prime ministers , members of the government noted the well-coordinated work of the cabinet during the events of june 24. they were at their workplaces and performed their tasks smoothly , the prime minister stressed in his most important statements in our report. conversation at a government meeting, and the challenges facing the country as the us continues to supply the eu weapons to kiev and increase sanctions pressure on russia are directed against us, as noted by the presidents. in fact, the entire military economic information machine of the west is essentially fighting for the right to choose its own path, based on national interests for the benefit of its people, the main thing in these conditions is to ensure the sovereignty , independence of our country, the safety and well-being of citizens. for this, t

humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day but vulgar hamada was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. there and i wonder the hospital here and they gave me some women but the pain didn't and the borders are poor this is the reason why as for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision to close the border was shameful on saturday his promise to open buffer permanently without the israelis is coming true no more willing agreement going up six years ago between another poster gyptian president hosni mubarak the united states the israelis and the us. be in place that agreement gave monitors access to the crossing and allow television to supervise and monitor security cameras from a farm. was watching. points and checkpoints so that it was the same interest of both countries. the permanent opening of rougher terrifies israeli citizens especially those who live on key put

tars a mere hamada been. funny has become the first arab leader to openly support the idea of foreign military intervention in syria speaking to c.b.s. news in tunisia he said that arab states should send in military forces and ten months of bloodshed in the country the mir is the head of the arab the commission on syria and a strong supporter of thing. well now it's time to feature more trail blazers among russia's ex-pat entrepreneurs as they share their stories of success . in russia foreign job seekers i've often been referred over local talent but terry limburg who created the staff well recruitment agency took many of the country's homegrown and gifted candidates out of the shadows and she and they have never regretted it. i am really fortunate that i've had a really good run with our business in russia i started sefl in two thousand and that was still during a time when it was a little bit of a crisis here after the ninety eight financial crisis and i think the key to our being successful one of them a

iwao hamada was arrested for murder, robbery and arson in 1966.ter, he was sentenced to death. the test showed that there was blood on his clothes does not belong to the accused. meanwhile, the case reached the supreme court of japan, where it was reviewed once again last year, and hakomada had a chance to live. i felt that this day would come, it was as if a weight had been lifted from my shoulders. thank you all very much, this is a great joy. the japanese prosecutor's office tried to appeal the decision, the case was considered for about another year, but the themis sided with the defense, and hakomada was finally acquitted. such cases are far from rare in world judicial practice. he was sentenced to life imprisonment for rape and murder, only dna testing helped him prove his innocence. it took our project more than one year to get the dna test, and when the analysis was done, it turned out that maurice hastings was not involved in this crime. the district attorney who insisted on a guilty verdict apologized to hastings. one of the judges who s

father had run away doctors told us now is a medical mystery whom they are continuing to study because hamada the instructs me to the virus to. the mother got sick in the mining area of the 2 relatives brought her to the treatment center but when she died no one wanted her father has not been seen to date so my husband and i took her because she's family. 7 in another town called monkey now where the 1st cases were reported in 28 health responders celebrate with come by. he's just been discharged from hospital having been at me to this month suffering from. when i was told i had a ball and i panicked but the doctor counseled me such a treatment now i feel calm i'm happy to be all spittal i was scared because of old old day but he survived. doctors say monday night is now a ball of free at the height of the crisis hundreds are contracting the disease every week in the town nationwide for the last 2 years more than 2000 congolese have died of the disease which has affected 3 and a half 1000 it is not the end yet because. this is not even beneath this is the. 3rd. that's me and will have their r

this is the fourth visit hamada ben isa al-khalifa to our country. the last one was in 2016.have not seen. we’ve been with you since 2016, although we’ve been in contact all this time, just recently in march we talked on the phone again, next year we are celebrating 35 years of establishing diplomatic relations between our countries, but over these years a lot has been done in building relations between our states; the king of bahrain was one of the first to call vladimir putin in march and congratulate him on his re-election as president. today is one of the happiest days in my life, i am meeting with you on this day, i want to congratulate you on your victory in the elections, this testifies to your wise policy and has a positive impact not only on the situation in your country, but on the arab world. this brings stability to russia, our brotherly country, and today we see unprecedented growth in the economy of your country, an improvement in the situation both in the social and security spheres. trade turnover between the two countries last year amounted to just over $14 m

told workers not to obey those orders the hamada pipeline running from the shut out of oil field reopened on sunday after being closed by militias in january or not wholly for have those forces seized the fields during an offensive early last year and forces fighting for the un recognized government are trying to take back the city of sirte building on recent battlefield gains against health are there is not a train that isn't up to grain about 140 kilometers west of st the road leading into the 3rd is wide open remnants of destruction tell a story of conflict old and new military positions abandoned by the warlords who leave perhaps 2 years or so to quit libyan national army. or advance an enemy we meet i mean i will be on a field commander for d.n.a. forces he says his brother was killed in sirte in the fight to liberate the city from my school in 2006 thanks i thought i had control of the police for several months before force is primarily from the throttle liberated its people and that the group could hold in libya. for up to. this is personal. morale is high we have entered the weste

male how mossad victims to female and it's stark while women make up just twenty percent of global hamada homicides twice as many women are killed by an intimate partner or family related friendly member but despite men being about four times more likely to die by homicide eighty two percent of those killed by an intimate partner are women and it's gone up four percentage points in just a few short years since two thousand and fourteen of those fifty thousand global homicides of women or girls by family or intimate partners africa has the second largest number at about ninety thousand a rate of about three point one victims per one hundred thousand people more than twice the global average about one point three per one hundred thousand people asia has the most were twenty thousand homicides of women by intimate partners or family members however their victim rates are actually below the global average point nine percent per one hundred thousand. however china and africa are also the areas with the least accurate or complete reporting of their home site numbers accounted for and those numb

this was discussed in a telephone conversation between vladimir putin and emir of qatar tomim ben hamadaalso discussed joint projects in investment and infrastructure areas. in addition, vladimir putin congratulated the emer on the start of the world cup in his country on november 20 and wished the qatari national team a successful performance . the russian side shared its experience in holding the world football championship. the western press should not meet the tournament at first, it is already replicating scandals in full, and the political nature of the accusations of corruption and match-fixing of lgb topics around this in the western media unfolded a whole company to boycott the world cup, in turn, the organizers. the championship banned the sale of beer at the stadiums, which could result in losses for sponsors. more about what the west accuses the frame of. and why and what is said in this football fans, watch a special report by our european correspondent regina sela here in the park of the city of vilve, which has finally died near brussels the hope of the fans of the belgian

and on thursday we will welcome minister hamada to the pentagon for a bilateral meeting. the secretary of the department leadership look forward to these important discussions and we'll of course have more information to share. after all of these meetings separately next week, the secretary austin and chairman of the joint chiefs general milley will travel to germany to host the ukraine defense contact group at ramstein air base. the contact group has been instrumental in identifying synchronizing and ensuring delivery of the military capabilities. the ukrainians need to defend their homeland against russian aggression. the secretary looks forward to meeting with defense leaders from the approximately 50 nations that comprise this important group dedicated to ukraine self defense. also, as was briefly highlighted last week during the announcement of the most recent presidential drawdown authorization. i can confirm that training for ukrainian forces on the patriot air defense system will begin as soon as next week at fort sill oklahoma. the training will prepare approxima

hamada defended the qe program, saying there is a lack of available japanese government bonds.l news 24 was a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. let's look at how the asian markets are shaping up. haidi lun is on the markets. it is all about the central bank this week. haidi: there is only one story in town when it comes to these markets this weekend. it is the plethora of central bank activity building up to this crescendo. let's get to the boj first. david has been talking about the latest comments from hamada, saying, continue with qe, with bond purchases. markets, its to the is anyone's guess as to what they can do. a lot of analysts think we're going to see another week of continued volatility and caution because investors are split in two camps. that thencerned potency of monetary policy, the effectiveness, and potentially the downside of what we could be building up to a dangerous bubble, whether that argument is going to come into play. japanese markets are closed today. australian futures are looking like a pretty flat open. as we get

searches happened after a newborn baby was found abandoned in a rubbish but earlier this month at hamadanternational airport has excellent sea shaikh mohammad bin our daughter aman al tandy told marie spain there would be a full and transparent investigation and he reaffirmed commitment to the safety and security of passages thousands of people have gathered in taiwan for the largest gay pride parade in asia they marched from government buildings through the streets of taipei on top of the stage a celebration was 1st held in 2003 and was criticised by the government at the time how on legalized same sex marriage last year the 1st place to place in asia to do so. this is all just there are these the top stories rescue is in turkey are searching for earthquake survivors in the city of izmir the magnitude 7 tremor under the aegean sea or down buildings and triggered tidal waves of turkey and greece at least 27 people died today in conceal the who has more from is. a 16 year old girl who was rescued just more than an hour ago or 70.