you grew up in abu dhabi.o be a member of the royal means that you are part of the family that helped to found the country. they have hundreds of members. you are not a member of the royal family. khaldoon: my grandfather was the first chief justice when the federation was established. my father was an ambassador. i came from a family of diplomacy. i was brought up by my grandfather. father passed away because of something that was tragic. khaldoon: he was in france. david: how old were you? khaldoon: i was six years old. david: you were living in abu dhabi when this occurred. he later went to college in the u.s. happen to go to tu fts? khaldoon: i have been to the u.s. once. i went to the west coast. it was only then that i realized that i was deeply tricked by my friends and colleagues, who convinced me to go to boston. i love boston, but the weather. for a kid coming out of abu dhabi where temperatures are more than 100 degrees comes to going to boston was tough. it was a tough transition for me. , in i wen

amy: so that is mumia abu-jamall speaking in 2013. he was moved -- he no longer faces the death penalty. life without pararole is what he faces now. in general population. what abobout his health, profesr fernandez? >> about two or three years ago, mumia collapsed in prison and was rushed to the hospital.l. he was neaear death. ,fter r six months of t tests medical l tests, one o of ourr doctors who randomlyly went in d lookoked at mumia, essentitially established he had hepatitis c. as you know, hepatitis c is a deadly disease that affects the liver. ct becausese treating hepatitis and curiring it costss approximately $100,000, the pennsylvlvania prisons essentiay decided they would not treat 700,000 the p proximally other prisoners s with hepatitis c. we filed a s suit, even n though attorneys insisted this was an uphill battle and we would not win. we secureded a victoryry and we secured treatment of hepatitis c. mumia is now cured of hepatitis c, but also this was a precedent -setting ruling that has opened up the possibility for

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death it was up to twitter to point out that two palestinian journalists ya some were taja and ahmed abuhussein who was shot and killed by israeli snipers while covering the protests in gaza they were absent from times list ok thanks well before president trump took office most media junkies in the u.s. would not have known that ice stands for the immigration and customs enforcement agency but the troubled ministrations hard line immigration policies of changed all that data published this past week shows that in the past year i saw rests in the workplace have gone up by more than six hundred percent and with the president's ceaseless talking and tweeting about threats like a government shutdown if democrats refuse to fund his border wall or that migrant caravan from honduras stories about ice and its sister agencies c.d.p. customs and border protection are right up there on the mainstream media's agenda but some news organizations are doing more than just covering the story over the past year n.g.o.s and legal advocacy groups have collaborated with media. let's to at the grassroots leve

i arrived in abu dhabi in one nine hundred seventy seven i helped them form a special security unit i knew i would be very well the same with saudi i ran the mecca operation and i trained the saudi secret service in abu dhabi i met she exiled himself who held my arm and to the other side and. we want all three together because they knew i was the one who formed a special elite force in abu dhabi police. so who funded the autumn to how much truth coast. are going to the game a lot of it's good. chicks died in saudi arabia did they paid for the weapons in my estimate because of the entire operation was at least one hundred million dollars bottle full two of his top men to take part in the cool petition. thing we pretended we were a sports team we came to train in abu dhabi we skied we played basketball no one knew that we had weapons stored in our rooms and the upper floors of the hotel and we were planning a military operation we had a conference hall all to ourselves and we stored few tons of weapons there. after taking control of military and security is telling us he says. the coup

of the brothers is considered to be a clue founder of fatah's military wing and their mother latif abu hamid was a woman of distinction or some note you might say because in two thousand and eleven the palestinian sent her to the un to make a presentation regarding palestine's bid for statehood inside the home today it was miss abu have made she said they can go ahead and demolish my home but we will rebuild and quote we will liberate palestine. and the british prime minister to resume a has returned home pretty much empty handed from brussels where she had hoped to get some sweetness for her bracks it deal in order to get it approved by the british parliament leaders showed no sign of budging but mrs may still thinks there is some wriggle room jonah how now or. all the talk was of a disastrous summit for to resume a tense exchanges rebuffed by e.u. leaders her pleas for help fallen on deaf ears but the tone from the prime minister reflected none of it the e.u. is clear as i am that if we are going to leave with a deal this is it but my discussions with colleagues today have shown that

in two thousand and four appalling images emerged from abu ghraib prison in iraq we also have deeply disturbing footage starkly illustrating the desperation the regime created in prison is. the images from abu ghraib cool's shock around the world and in the off to martha eleven relatively low ranking u.s. soldiers were convicted with sentences ranging from imprisonment to reprimand. afterwards major general miller he did vised about interrogation addressed a press conference in the prison yes i would like to personally apologize to the people of iraq for the actions of the small number of leaders and soldiers who violated our policy may have. committed criminal acts major general miller insisted the torture and abuse at abu ghraib was the responsibility of roots soldiers not to the point out of a top down culture we tried unsuccessfully to contact major general miller through the u.s. department of defense they declined to pass on our questions as his not retired our own procedures are internationally recognized for his bay detention of proper interrogation today the us has a new com

accused of attacking israelis one is a co-founder of fatah's military wing and their mother latifa abu hamid is a well known activist in two thousand and eleven she was sent to the un to make a presentation in the palestinian bid for statehood. the palestinian authority has condemned the demolition and called for peaceful protests the number of crimes that are to committed against palestinians have reached an unprecedented level because of all of that the lack of potential for any peaceful resolution and because of that is there on the ground i think of the situation is moving towards a popular uprising the demolition the raids the. ministry of detention of hamas members and the increased military presence at checkpoints and roads in the west bank all measures israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu valid to take in retaliation for the deaths of a baby boy and two soldiers this week there is a manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu come eat says the israelis have demolished her home not once not twice but now three times she

other evidence was found linking the abu allah bust brigades to our kind. in march twenty sixth al qaeda published a video showing an r.p.g. thirty two for the first time. the r.p.g. thirty two is a modern laser guided weapon assembled in jordan in partnership with russia. the company says it explodes the anti-tank rocket launcher only to the united arab emirates. then this type of weapon had only been seen in the hands of the us brigades and no other faction in yemen. we were not responsible for handing over any of our weapons. so no weapons were handed over by us. in fact if you looked at our arsenal. we do not possess any weapons prestigious enough to be passed on to others. the same outrageous video featured another weapon the f.n. mini me machine gun designed by the belgian company f. and have stone. many yemeni factions including the us brigades have been spotted with these machine guns in their possession. other weapons and ammunition appeared bearing belgian export data. the other you should journalists and tracking request for belgian guns or denta

open final against now me saka she was beaten in three sets by her sister venus in abu dhabi's serina chance to equal margaret court tally of twenty four grand slam singles titles at next month's australian open. now one of the closest ever finishes to the sydney hope our yacht race has seen while don't celeb and take victory edging defending champion. the lead changed multiple times in the final hours of the two day race with four boats in the mix for the lead as they approached australia's southern tip as the sun came up over hobart eventual winners moved into a dominant position crossing the finish line at eight am local time it's a relief for the crew after a twenty seventeen controversy which saw them cross the finish first but get hit with a time penalty denying them the title by looked. disappointed . with the people of want to. go. ahead with the result is an amazing. country. and. for the next you don't swim in it and also enjoy and that's all your sport for now i'll be back with more later but for now it's back to far out thank you very much indeed lots of me down jordan for

the winner will go straight to abu dhabi for the club world cup, but for the players, that could be anust want this episode to get a peaceful conclusion. joe lynskey, bbc news. ukraine's oleksandr usyk is one of four nominees for this year's bbc world sport star award. after beating murat gassiev to win the super series cruiserweight final, the 31—year old became undisputed world champion at that weight and followed up by beating tony bellew in november. details of how you can vote will come after we see why usyk is one of the most feared fighters on the planet. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website, that's bbc.com/sport, where you'll also find terms and the privacy notice. voting closes on saturday the 15th of december at 14:00 gmt, and the winner will be announced later that day. golf, and home favourite louis oosthuizen leads after the first round of the south african open in johannesburg. the former open champion, who's never won his home title, shot a bogey—free round of 63, that's 9—under—par, and he leads by one shot overnight. oosthuizen is playing in the sou

coming up on this programme: river plate will be joining real madrid at the club world cup in abu dhabi after they beat boca juniors in the copa libertadores final. newcastle boss rafa benitez says the premier league needs video assistant referees immediately as his side lose to wolves and have a player sent off. and louis oosthuizen won his first south african open by a record—equalling six shots. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we start with football, and the final of the copa libetardores. it was an incredible end to the match, in a game that took so long to finally take place and went through so much on the way. river plate beat boca juniors 3—1 on the night and 5—3 on aggregate. boca's breakthrough came two minutes before half time with a brilliant individual goal from dario benedetto. the equaliser came in the 68th minute from lucas pratto, and locked at 1—1. the no away goals rule meant extra time. then the turning point — boca had wilmar barrios sent off for a second yellow card. that allowed juan quintero to score for river plate and make it 2—1. gonzalo martin

thing we pretended we were a sports team we came to train in abu dhabi we we skied. played basketball no one knew that we had weapons stored in our rooms and the upper floors of the hotel and we were planning a military operation we had a conference hall all to ourselves and we stored tons of weapons there. after taking control of military and security is tanisha as he says. the coup plotters in qatar want to give the green light for militias to cross the border from neighboring so did it mean a call from then french president jacques chirac says but will help scuttle the coup protests plan. i got a call and it was president jacques chirac he told me beryl i hope you're not planning to carry out any reckless act and she friends i told him no problem mr president i told him not to worry i'm here to calm things down i knew i had to slow things down. his revelations come a ten months into the law and see and imposed by so that it be the u.a.e. behind on egypt on the allies qatar denies accusations of supporting what they call tenet is in how to diplomats say then they t

accused of attacking israelis one is a co-founder of fatah's military wing and their mother latifa abu hamid is a well known activist in two thousand and eleven she was sent to the un to make a presentation in the palestinian bid for statehood. the palestinian authority has condemned the demolition and called for peaceful protests the number of crimes that are to committed against palestinians have reached an unprecedented level because of all of that the lack of potential for any peaceful resolution and because of the . on the ground i think of the situation is moving towards a popular uprising the demolition the raids the administrative detention of hamas members and the increased military presence at checkpoints and roads in the west bank these are all measures israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu valid to take in retaliation for the deaths of a baby boy and two soldiers this week there is a manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu honeyed says the israelis have demolished her home not once not twice but now three times

all the land it held was around five thousand fighters are putting up fierce resistance their leader abu bakr al baghdadi is thought to be among them. and dozens of members of the s.t.'s have been killed in recent weeks and that's despite as support from the united states and other allies. they've put booby traps and mines everywhere we were advancing but slowly and we have to take care to avoid civilian casualties. this is what's left by the fighting the streets of hygene the former terrorist stronghold most of the people who live here have fled. the mainly kurdish s.d.f. has captured the center of the town a most of the outskirts from my ass. fighting is continuing in the surrounding villages to jihadists are still managing to stay john bush is a hit and run attacks. yes fighters try every day to attack our units and recapture the villages but we are pushing back with all we have. the american backed s.d.f. is now facing a potential enemy on another front. victory over the i.r.s. in the euphrates valley is within reach. but now turkey is threatening to march into kurdish controlled are

in two thousand and four appalling images emerged from abu ghraib prison in iraq we also have deeply disturbing footage starkly illustrating the desperation the regime created in prison is. the images from abu ghraib caused shock around the world and in the off to martha eleven relatively low ranking u.s. soldiers were convicted with sentences ranging from imprisonment to reprimand. afterwards major general miller he did vised about interrogation addressed a press conference in the prison yes i would like to personally apologize to the people of iraq for the actions of the small number of leaders and soldiers who violated our policy may have. committed criminal acts major general miller insisted the torture and abuse at abu ghraib was the responsibility of roots soldiers not to the point out of a top down culture we tried unsuccessfully to contact major general miller through the u.s. department of defense they declined to pass on our questions as his not retired our own procedures for internationally recognized for his bay detention of proper interrogation today the u.s. has a new c

egyptian journalist mohammed abu every it and the arab reporters for investigative journalism. spends a year tracing the origins of weapons that have fallen into the hands of various yemeni groups. the country's third largest city lies in the southwest and was renowned as the capital of yemeni culture it has been turned into a battleground dies doesn't have any real equipment the security operators were systematically destroyed when the city was conquered by the who the militia. in the absence of state power new players came on the scene. kadir. in january twenty sixth seen the terrorist group published footage of some of its members holding german three machine guns. it was not limited to this type of gun all the city of time is suggesting wider matic abuses m g three isn't there like a what experts call flag items. that are relatively easy for. crack have a strong indicator of possible diversion or possible supply. conflict after the conflict began. just three months after the start of operation decisive storm germany was the first european country to officially question saud

egyptian journalist mohammed abu every it and the arab reporters for investigative journalism. spent a year tracing the origins of weapons that have fallen into the hands of various yemeni groups. i. was. the country's third largest city tires lies in the southwest and was renowned as the capital of yemeni culture it has been turned into a battleground if it dies doesn't have any real equipment the security operators were systematically destroyed when the city was conquered by the who the militia. in the absence of state power new players came on the scene. kadir. in january twenty sixth in the terrorist group published footage of some of its members holding german three machine guns. it was not limited to this type of gun all the city of time suggesting wider more systematic abuses m g three isn't there like a what experts call flag items. that are relatively easy for analysts to track. a strong indicator of possible diversion or possible supply. conflict after the conflict began. just three months after the start of operation decisive storm germany was the first european coun

in abu dhabi. thank you. >>> at home, former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg has a message for democrats -- now that you've won the house, do something. bloomberg spent more than $110 million to help democrats take control of the house in the midterm elections. he's considering a run for president in 2020 and spoke exclusively to cnn tuesday during a day-long trip to iowa. a crucial early voting state. >> now this new congress has to do something. if they sit back and do the same thing that the people they ousted did, then i'm not going to be happy. i've told nancy pelosi that. >> bloomberg also had harsh words for president trump, contrasting him with the late bush 41. >> current president doesn't seem to have any feeling of sacrifice for the good of the country. maybe that's one of the real differences. it's not policy, it's how you purport yourself. >> he was talking about his climate change and will not announcement whether he will run until next year. >>> according to politico, former

abu musab al zarqawi ultimately led al qaeda in iraq, the godfather of isis. he's the person they talk about. they don't talk about osama bin laden. abu musab al zarqawi started life in a tough jordanian industrial town. not a good upbringing. he was kind of a bully, got involved in fights, alcohol, got a bunch of tattoos. then as he got a little older, he became idealogically very interested in islam. he went to afghanistan and became very interested in the holy warriors. he came back after that experience, starts to plot against the jordanian government, gets caught pretty quickly and thrown into prison. here's a guy without real education or religious education. but in prison, he finds the environment in which he can do very well. he studies religion, studies islam. he has the personal discipline to show himself to be idealogically committed. he tries to use bleach to remove the tattoos. when that doesn't work, he has a razor blade smuggled into the prison and he cuts off the tattoo that was offensive to islam. he did it in a way that other convicts, inmate

other evidence was found linking the abu allah bust brigades to work. in march twenty sixth al qaeda published a video showing an r.p.g. thirty two for the first time. in the r.p.g. thirty two is a modern laser guided weapon assembled in jordan in partnership with russia. the company says it explores the antitank rocket launcher only to the united arab emirates. then this type of weapon had only been seen in the hands of the past brigades and no other faction in yemen. we were not responsible for handing over any of our weapons. so no weapons were handed over by us. in fact if you looked at our arsenal. we do not possess any weapons prestigious enough to be passed on to others. the same outrider video featured another weapon the f.n. mini me machine gun designed by the belgian company f. and have started. many yemeni factions including the us brigades have been spotted with these machine guns in their possession. entire other weapons and ammunition appeared bearing belgian export data. the other you should journalists and tracking request for belgian gu

the manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu hamid says the israelis have demolished her home once not twice but now three times she vows to rebuild the palestinian authority says it will help her do just that the tashi good name is era l m r e refugee camp in the occupied west bank. meanwhile australia has formally recognize west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison says australia will not move its embassy from tel aviv finale but well open a trade in defense office in jerusalem muslim majority countries including indonesia and malaysia of threatened to cancel free trade deals in protest. still ahead for you on the program has disputed prime minister resigns allowing the president to avoid a government shutdown. and joining in the philippines is church bells muted by the u.s. troops more than a century ago. hello we should have just about got to the end of flooding in melbourne but it's been a stormy stop to winter for all of this side of australia actually in circulation so fairly obvious going furt

is a need for one in the final in abu dhabi goals from luke of moderate. and captain sergio ramos sealed the win for center also laurie's team the spanish giants have now won a record for club world cups twenty one clear off our travels. follows after the break with find out how by and munich fared against european hopefuls i'm trucked from the game walk to a first bundesliga return for former frankfurt coach nicole culver switched clubs ahead of the season he's had a turbulent start in bavaria but three points on saturday would ease his troubles as his side keep up the chase on league leaders dortmund. don't forget you can always get news on the good just download our app from the google play or the apple i.i. stroll that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the d.w. app to send us photos and videos. you're watching the news live from bill and i'll be back at the top of the al with mall me it is that it would be great if you can join me. on. the. coach of a c

to speak to them, mostly in jailts in iraq andri but occasionally in the west which is the case of abuhuzaifa who agred to speak with us. what strikes you when you speak to these people is just now normal they, they come across. and i'm trying to go in the ideology that makes them tick because we typically don't talkn about that, an effort to not, give it more oxygen but unfortunately it's important to try to understand it if we are going to try tod unerstand the-- of this group. >> sreenivasan: how did you get this beat, did you opt in, did your edirs, when you first joined the times. >> since 2014, almost five apyears, i really justpened upon it it was back when i was at the-- press, i was ban the westafer can bureau chief for the a-p. in 2012 a gro that was affiliated with al-qaeda took over the-- and quekly that became the most important issue on my beatk i was being asked t fail on that all the time in 2013, french forces went in to force them out. i followed behind them and that was the first major discovery of documents that i made.si lly i realized that this is a group, al-qaed

bureaucratic level have consistently called for progress but the problem that we have seen this that in abu dhabi and riyadh that unless president trump in self weighed end they just. nord u.s. calls and what is different now is that the u.s. sounder relationship is really on life support and this is why we're seeing some sort of progress the question of us what is different now is the saudi endemol roddy's interested in tactical support for peace talks or is story a brother strategic opportunity to change the equation of the conflict as i was saying that pressure from the us maintained aren't we in the senate votes that came around about the same time we're just after the peace talks in sweden and they voted to end military aid for saudi's war in yemen and of course you've got the democrats taking control of the house of representatives next year so doing see this relationship this very previously cozy relationship between the white house and saudi being further squeezed potentially yeah i think there are a number of serious structural challenges to this relationship not least what's been

accused of attacking israelis one is a co-founder of fatah's military wing and their mother latifa abu hamid is a well known activist in two thousand and eleven she was sent to the un to make a presentation in the palestinian bid for statehood. the palestinian authority has condemned the demolition and called for peaceful protests the number of crimes that are to committed against palestinians have reached an unprecedented level because of all of that the lack of potential for any peaceful resolution and because of the . on the ground i think of the situation is moving towards a popular uprising the demolition the raids the administrative detention of hamas members and the increased military presence at checkpoints and roads in the west bank these are all measures israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to take in retaliation for the deaths of a baby boy and two soldiers this week there is a manhunt underway for the sauce. or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu hamid says the israelis have demolished her home once not twice but now three times she vow

she was beaten in three sets by her sister venus in abu dabi. serena has the chance to equal multiples how it's twenty four grand slam singles titles at next month's australian i'm. ok but as a sports looking for now let's get back to lauren in london. andy thank you very much a quick monday can always catch up with our website address that is out there dot com and that's it for me in our tell if the news hour are back in a minute with an a for an up thanks for watching. in the first episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field on. professor jim. brings the brilliance of the pasta line. last point credible almost doesn't look real all we've done is block out the light from a room and then allow it to come through the small old served one of science in a golden age on al-jazeera. and hundred forty twelve on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is a

she was beaten in three sets by her sister venus in abu dabi. serena has the chance to equal multiple stoics twenty four grand slam singles titles at next month's australian i'm. ok but as always sport for now more later. that's it for this news hour i'm back on the other side of the break with more of the day's top stories hopefully see you then about. january on out is there. an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth. as brazil gets ready to swear in its controversial president we'll have live coverage from brasilia an award winning series showcasing hard hitting stories from the world's most populous regions. as the united states prepares for a new congress we'll examine what this will mean for the country and the world. with maybe a tram's constantly changing the listening post continues to analyze how the news is covered. january on al-jazeera. after joining the greenpeace dean campaign to protect the weddell sea in antarctica we're now in australia for the outcome with the first generation to reali

accused of attacking israelis one is a co-founder of fatah's military wing and their mother latifa abu hamid is a well known activist in two thousand and eleven she was sent to the un to make a presentation in the palestinian bid for statehood. the palestinian authority has condemned the demolition and called for peaceful protests the number of crimes that are to committed against palestinians have reached an unprecedented level because of all of that the lack of potential for any peaceful resolution and because of the . on the ground i think of the situation is moving towards a popular uprising the demolition the raids the administrative detention of hamas members and the increased military presence at checkpoints and roads in the west bank these are all measures israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu valid to take in retaliation for the deaths of a baby boy and two soldiers this week there is a manhunt underway for the sauce. or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu honeyed says the israelis have demolished her home not once not twice but now three times s

t's reported that peter cherif — also known as abu hamza — was arrested in djibouti earlier this weekrt in new york has refused to dismiss criminal charges against the disgraced hollywood producer, harvey weinstein. he denies multiple allegations of sexual assault and his lawyers argued that police had acted improperly. but the judge ruled there was ample evidence to proceed to trial. let's turn to business now — and us stock markets have fallen further on the fear that many federal government services could have to be shut down at midnig tonight. in the last few hours the house of representatives passed a spending bill that included $5 billion of funding for president trump's wall on the border with mexico. the president has refused to sign any bill without it. democrats though have insisted that it's a "non—starter" — and it's unlikely to be approved by the senate. if no agreement is reached before a deadline of midnight tonight, services including law enforcement and airport security will run out of money and face being shut down. with me isjoel kibazo, who is a partner atjk associ

her mother latifa abu hamid is a well known activist in two thousand and eleven she was sent to the un to make a presentation in the palestinian bid for statehood. the palestinian authority has condemned the demolition and called for peaceful protests the number of crimes that are committed against palestinians have reached an unprecedented level because of all of that the lack of potential for any peaceful resolution and because of the israeli aggressions on the ground i think of the situation is moving towards a popular uprising the demolition the raids the administrative detention of hamas members and the increased military presence at checkpoints and roads in the west bank these are all measures israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to take in retaliation for the deaths of a baby boy and two soldiers this week but there is a manhunt underway for the suspect or suspects involved in the killing of the soldiers meanwhile abu honeyed says the israelis have demolished her home now once not twice but now three times she vows to rebuild the palestinian authority says it will hel

after three days in abu dhabi they're on top thanks to azhar ali, who top—scored with 134 as pakistanirst innings. there was also a century for asad shafiq. he made 104 to gave pakistan a first innings lead of 7a. new zealand, who made 274 in theirfirst innings, start the fourth day in trouble on 26—2 in their second innings. they trail by 48 runs with eight wickets remaining with the series level at 1—1. jose mourinho praised manchester united's heart and soul in their 2—2 draw with arsenal on wednesday. but he was still counting the cost of his side's mistakes. he shook hands on a draw but he will rue the goalkeeping error which allowed arsenal to open the scoring, before equalising through antony martial. substitute alexander lacazette put arsenal back in front only forjesse lingarrd to equalise a minute later. i'm happy with the soul, i'm happy with the things that we did. but again, we are not uniform, we are not consistent. there's always a moment where the team breaks, in our best moment, in the moment of our best moment, in the moment of our best control, the moment everyone w

exhibition tournaments in abu dhabi was her first outing since losing the us open final in september and in the end serena proved to be a little rusty. serena williams started off stronger winning the first set six four she's preparing for the upcoming australian open where women could see her equal margaret courts recalled tally of twenty fool grand slam singles titles. in the second set the siblings were neck and neck this twelve bull rally eventually going old a sister venus his way. the thirty eight year old veteran drew level by winning the second set before coming out on top in the deciding super tired break a shortened set to determine the match winner it was a rare triumph for venus in competitive outings serena has won four of the last five. if you follow european football you know the sport generates billions of dollars with first division players earning huge salaries but that is not the reality for the rest of the footballing world in the african nation of gab on for example trying to make ends meet is a daily struggle even for professional players. whose this is gavin ni

environment that you see you know encouraging investors to invest money and it is a risky business of abu's in the first of the preferred stock exchange. tokyo prosecutors have charged former miss on chairman thomas going on allegations of financial misconduct he was arrested last month accused of underreporting his income by about forty four million dollars over a period of five years and since being detained in this facility the charges today mean continued to tension for gun and one other executive is not itself is facing indictment for making false statements in an annual report. so facing christmas in a jail cell earlier we talked to michael paine president of the shin gets a news agency in tokyo we asked him how he thought guns case would play out. yes well ago and it's definitely a very rough situation what will happen now is that they're really arresting him essentially on the same charges but they're extending them now to three additional years and this does mean that the prosecutors can keep him hidden away from the world and unable to defend himself in public for another twenty t

to the third and deciding test match between pakistan and new zealand in abu dhabi.r 274 on day two. azhar ali then lead the response for the hosts — unbeaten on 62 for his third half—century of the series to put pakistan in the driver's seat — they ended the day three wickets down trailing by 135 runs. after australia and india drew their three—match twenty20 series, the two sides have their sights set on the four match test series which begins on thursday at the adelaide oval. in the build up, all rounder mitchell marsh has been responding to a lot of criticism particularly from former test legend geoff lawson — who said marsh should be left out by the selectors. hello. how are you? look, his comments are his comments, that is his opinion. all i can focus on is preparing for this test match and preparing for this test match and preparing well for the summer, doing my best. that is all i can do. people are going to say what they are going to say. but i am looking forward to seeing him. india have never won a series in australia so the hosts are still favourites to w

was miss abu have made she said they can go ahead and demolish my home but we will rebuild and quote we will liberate palestine martine also inside the home this morning during the demolition was a minister with the palestinian authority he was calling for palestinians to protest however he was saying that they should protest peacefully that's actually going to aim live in ramallah australia has formally recognize west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison says australia will not move its embassy from tel aviv bought will penetrate in defense office their muslim majority countries including internees here in malaysia had threatened to cancel the free trade deal in protest the us recognized all of jerusalem as israel's capital last year a move declared by the un to be null and void a strategy that now recognizes wish to resume being the seat of business and many of us to to show his government is the capital of israel which jerusalem is the capital of israel and we look forward to moving our embassy to west jerusalem when practical in support of and after fi

. >> in abu dobby, projections are there will be a million barrels of oversupply and we will wait untile get to the end and are certain what the number is. cross isroad to whether all countries are willing to come on board and contribute to that cut. desley: that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thanks very much, desley humphrey in dubai. a powermay is locked in struggle with the house of commons over brexit. she suffered to feed on three key votes in succession. parliament now has the potential to decide on britain -- were shaped written -- britain's plan b if may's plan is rejected next week. , bloomberg'snset editor. what was the biggest defeat last night? was it around the amendment, which nobody knew was going to be voted on 24 hours before it happened? this contempt motion, that is unprecedented. yet, this is the world of brexit we are in, followed by a more which isnt defeat, about parliaments taking more control over the process and it highlighted how theresa may is running a minority government and is not even able to win these votes on these processes to get her deal th

k r for president bihari and shay good and soon me speaking on behalf of opposition candidate attic abu bakar thank you both for joining me on upfront festus k r let me start with you president biharis approval rating has been below fifty percent for most of this year do you really expect him to be reelected come next february. where there will be a real record and we're back. by a very wide margin ok show me how a nigerian supposed to trust former vice president after other varchar when he keeps trying to run for president under different parties at least for i counted over the last couple of decades nigerians have to trust. because they know that the democratic experiment in nigeria has been a difficult journey and it just took in the tenacity of people like. the two parties nigeria's and the international community will require that article was instrumental to the criminal p.d.p. he. also played significant real showing that the a.p. should give an. are planning to stay in that party this time i think that's a crowbar has come to a point where he believes in terms of party administra

williams was in action against her sister venus on thursday the match at the exhibition tournament in abu dhabi was her first outing since musing the u.s. open final in september. serena williams started off stronger winning the first set six four she's preparing for the upcoming australian open where women could see her equal margaret courts recalled tally of twenty four grand slam singles titles. in the second set the siblings will nick nick this twelve bull rally eventually going to sister venus his way. the thirty eight year old veteran drew level by winning the second set before coming out on top in the deciding super toy break a shortened set to determine the match winner it was a rare triumph for venus in competitive outings serena has won four of the last five. and their mine and now the top story we're following for you residence oh man b.j. kurdish controlled town in northern syria all bracing for an attack by tell supportive. president about to clear. the town now syrian forces are reportedly moving into the area because. you're watching news from berlin i don't know if you get

the spaniards will look to make it three consecutive titles when they face hosts al ain abu dhabi.es of history in the world cup. this was the start of their quest fourth world title in five but they were almost undone after 90 seconds. it took awhile for the european champions to get going but when they did, they did so devastating fashion. gareth bale relieved the pressure but breaking the deadlock just before relieved the pressure but breaking the deadlockjust before half—time and they may be mindful of river plate's shock exit on tuesday. they'll then made it three nil, an 11 minute hat—trick which put the result beyond doubt and ended the contest. with 14 minutes to go, there was a consolation goal for the asian champions but it was too little, too late and it is re— madrid who will face al ain in saturday's final. it's great on a personal level to get the goals. it now uses personal level to get the goals. it now uses a chance. personal level to get the goals. it now uses a chance. he personal level to get the goals. it now uses a chance. he is 10096 personal level to get the