dr ahmad by say president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us i hope you are enjoying your stay in st peter's work so let's start with your personal experience you are the highest ranking female politician in the arab world first woman to head a national assembly of an arab state i mean obviously that means that this world is very male centric how does that complicate your work how do you make men listen to you. thank you for hosting me i think. using our term don't as women. being able to face chat in terms of women is looked at or even sometimes seen is the new products and right it doesn't it's not only related to religion there are many regions that are not the sum of creatures but woman is deprived from even her simplest rights i think also that it is related to education more it's related more to her to sometimes it's more to society it's a related to some traditions that have not advanced to religion so you have said that there is no gender gap in your country can a woman in your country get the

mohsena ahmad/hate crime victim '....of course i am shocked and hurt by this...."dr. mohsena ahmad arrived at her dental office here on union avenue in thecambrian district early monday to find a swastika on the pavement. there was also what she believes to be a reference to the ku klux klan and other hatefull images scrawled across the parking lot.dr. mohsena ahmad "....i was really, really surprised and shocked and stunned and petrified all at the same time..."dr.ahmad, who gave this cell phone and surveillance video to police, believes she is being targeted because she is a muslim. she met with detectives on tuesday afternoon and pointed out where the latest graffiti was found and also two previous incidents where someone started a fire and broke a window at her office.dr. mohsena ahmad "....i am appalled by this because san jose is a very diverse community and i feel this is not only a threat to me but a threat to the entire community..."police are treating the case as a hate crime. the council on american islamicrelations says such hate crimes were up 8 percent l

now we're back with dr ahmad. president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's role in some of the crisis in the middle east. before the break you have talked about the emirates efforts to combat terrorism however we're getting reports from sociate press that just recently. saying i'm ready to reiterate forces in yemen are cutting deals with al qaeda on the ground from funding al qaeda related militias to actually recruiting al qaeda fighters to fight for the coalition how can the emirates combat terrorism efficiently when it is faced with the accusation of the same thing. the u.a.e. have always been committed to its fight against terrorists we respect their international laws we respect also a un and. to national security council resolutions our role in yemen we've been asked by the digital mature government. to government so that he can stop the killing of the civilians there and also what happened through the minority of who sees who try to hijack the country fro

dr ahmad i go by see president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us i hope you are enjoying your stay in st peter's work so let's start with your personal experience you are they highest ranking female politician in the arab world first woman to head a national assembly of an arab state i mean obviously that means that this world is very male centric how does that complicate your work how do you make men listen to you. thank you for hosting me i think. using our talent as women. being able to face challengers and at the same time to transcend to all of our potential it makes possible for us to be able to offer for all what's required for us to fill any seats whether being a mother or being even a speaker and i think we've been fortunate also by the respect and the support of men especially when it comes to my country and the u.a.e. from the leadership to the community they all believe in the role of women and they believe also that. we cannot you know empower the society if we don't empower women especial

so we know that general ahmad al-assiri has been relieved of his duties.he man cnn has been reporting without naming him was the one to oversee the operation, but it is another official who is possibly even more interesting. his name is al katani. he is incredibly senior within saudi arabia's power structure. he is one of the crown prince's top three most senior, closest advisers. he is also well-known for having sort of spearheaded this rather ugly media campaign on twitter to essentially take out critics of saudi arabia. he also played a prominent role in the propaganda campaign against qatar when saudi arabia decided to launch a blockade against qatar. we are hearing from one extremely-well-placed source that he even called jamal khashoggi to warn him/threaten him about keeping -- criticizing of the king. this is a man who was well-known to be a rather unsavory character, but what is significant about him being detained, wolf, is how close he is to the crown prince. is this an attempt to shield the crown prince by saying someone this powerful could, ind

mohsena ahmad says she is shocked and hurt by what she found early monday. swastika on the pavement. and what she believes to be a reference to the ku klux klan. doctor ahmad believes she is being targeted because she is a muslim. and it's happened before. there have been two previous incidents. one where someone started a fire and another when someone broke a window at her office. (vicki) police are treating this as a hate crime. the council on american islamic relations says such hate crimes were up 8 percent last year...adding that the numbers may be high still...because many victims are afraid to come forward. (ken) san francisco officials say it 'is' safe to drink the water -- despite social media posts warning of pe

mohsena ahmad says she is shocked and hurt by what she found early monday. a swastika on the pavement. and what she believes to be a reference to the ku klux klan. doctor ahmad believes she is being targeted because she is a muslim. and it's happened before. there have been two previous incidents. one where someone started a fire and another when someo broke a window at her office. (vicki) the council on american islamic relations says such hate crimes were up 8 percent last year...adding that the numbers may be high still...because many victims are afraid to come forward. (grant) it's been estimanted that nationwide 100- thousand children are at risk for human trafficking. it's a problem also found across california and

ahmad mahmuod/student- "(philippe) did you walk away inspired? (ahmad) yes, i did.ment in this country -- and, you know what, i'm so excited to see the way it comes out." and, of course the main point that senator congresswoman lee wanted to drive home to the large audience... was the importance of getting out the vote. the election is on novemeber 6th. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. that's a mini-wheat. delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before.

intelligence, ahmad al—assiri, seen here in a bbc interview, and that intelligence operations wouldructured. when you read this statement, it said" we have an intelligence failure". we sent some people are bad to try and bring jamaal khashoggi back to saudi arabia, in their discussions things went wrong, he ended up dead, they are making it sound like it is simplya are making it sound like it is simply a low—level failure in the intelligence directorate and they wa nt to intelligence directorate and they want to review the procedures and policies and regulations there to find out if they are up to snuff or not. and that could be seen as a move to protect saudi arabia's de fa cto move to protect saudi arabia's de facto ruler crown prince mohammed bin salman who many believe must have sanctioned the killing. there has still been no explanation to allegations that the prince's personal bodyguards were at the consulate when mr khashoggi died. saudi arabia will hope its partial admission will dampen down international criticism, but for those who believe it is a cover up, many more quest

this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad.major victory for president trump — his controversial choice for the supreme court brett kavanaugh hasjust been sworn in, despite allegations of sexual assault which he's fiercely denied. against the backdrop of vociferous protests in the senate, the nomination was narrowly approved just a short time ago. the nomination of brett kavanaugh of maryland to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states confirmed. outside the senate, demonstrators reacted to the vote with fury. also in the news, pope francis orders a review of all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse by a former us cardinal.

my name is ahmad. i purchased a medallion for 125,000. but if i want to sell it for 100,000, i can't. i have to go to the m.t.a. for the amount they want to and the percent they want to. that's kind of hard. the pick up in the airport, when they say 18,000 flights or something, 80% of the flights come to uber, so maybe, we get 20% of the flights. 560 cabs, they will cover the airport. thank you. [applause] >> hi. my name is roberto marquez, and i've been driving a taxi for 25 years, and i purchased a medallion for $250,000. uber and lyft came over, took over the business, so we got no money to pay our loans. so we should -- the city should buy us out, and future leaders should have $500,000 for all the money that we lost. i have no money to pay my -- i purchased a home, and i have no money to pay my home. i drive for 10 hours, 12 hours, and i end up with $50 less money, so i don't know what to do. thank you. >> good afternoon. you know, the situation is going for a long time. it's not one day, the situation come to this point. so there is

ahmad mahmuod/student- "(philippe) did you walk away inspired? (ahmad) yes, i did.se, you know what, there's a growing movement in this country -- and, you know what, i'm so excited to see the way it comes out." and, of course the main point that senator sanders and congresswoman lee wanted to drive home to the large audience... was the importance of getting out the vote. the election is on novemeber 6th. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine)(justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a cooling trend is a cooling trend is forecast for sunday and monday. daytime highs will cool down about 3-5 degrees along the coast and 4-8 degrees inland sunday. expect 60s along the coast with 70s inland. dry offshore flow will develop by tuesday of next week. your halloween wednesday forecast will be warm and dry, 70s in coastal areas and widespread 80s inland. a warming and drying trend will continue through the week, along with increased fire weather concerns. (justine) a terrifying where a l kill your c

ahmad mahmuod/student- "(philippe) did you walk away inspired? (ahmad) yes, i did. cause, you know what, there's a growing movement in this country -- and, you know what, i'm so excited to see the way it comes out." and, of course the main point that senator sanders and congresswoman lee wanted to drive home to the large audience... was the importance of getting out the vote. the election is on novemeber 6th. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. a cooling trend is a cooling trend is forecast for sunday and monday. daytime highs will cool down about 3-5 degrees along the coast and 4-8 degrees inland sunday. expect 60s along the coast with 70s inland. dry offshore flow will develop by tuesday of next week. your halloween wednesday forecast will be warm and dry, 70s in coastal areas and widespread 80s inland. a warming and drying trend will continue through the week, along with increased fire weather concerns. (justine) (jrs) last year's flu season here in the u-s was a deadly on

doctor ahmad believes she is being targeted because she is a muslim.mohsena ahmad "....i am appalled by this because san jose is a very diverse community and i feel this is not only a threat to me but a threat to the entire community... '...if you are a minority, be a little more vigilant but dont be afraid. this is my country, i am an american and i'm not going anywhere, i wont be stopped by this...."> ( james ) the council on american islamic relations says hate crimes were up 8 percent last year... adding that the numbers may be higher ... because many victims are afraid to come forward. ( darya ) high winds and sagging pg&e power lines.. caused the cascade fire in yuba county last year. that's according to cal fire. officials say the winds caused the power lines to touch... creating an electrical arc sending sparks into dry grass. the 20-17 cascade fire killed four people and destroyed more than 250 buildings. pg&e is facing dozens of lawsuits from insurers... which have spent billions of dollars settling homeowners' claims. ( darya ) coming up on

reporter: nasir ahmad struggles to scrape together enougugh to feed the family.ehe doesn't r read books hims, but hohopes they'll help give s children a l leg up. nasir: children will build afghanistan's future. i'i'm confident that mine will become people who arare willingo do things for others, for their society and for their country. reporter: afghanistan has one of the world's highest illiteracy rates, over 60%. around one child in three here can't read or write. so freshta also reads to the kids a a lot. freshta: keeping hope, for me, is higighly important. because if i'm hopeful, these children can be hopeful, and together we can make something, have improvements in this country. so, i am hopeful. reporter: the bus heads off to another area, where more kids are waiting to escape their often difficult lives for a few precious hours. freshta karim has started collecting donations again, in the hope of renting another bus, and bringing even more books to more children on the streets of kabul. host: japan is the world's third-largest economy. 95% of the populat

i'm reged ahmad.le are shot dead after a gunman opens fire in a synagogue in the us city of pittsburgh. the gunman, who's been named as robert bowers, surrendered to police after a shoot—out at the scene. this evil anti—semitic attack is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on humanity. in other news, a helicopter belonging to leicester city's thai owner has crashed after taking off from the football team's stadium. hello and welcome to bbc news. at least 11 people have been killed in pittsburgh

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories... city of pittsburgh. at least eight people have been killed. police say the shooter, who was inside the synagogue, has been taken into custody. he entered the building during a baby—naming ceremony. the more vile, hate filled poison of anti—semitism must be condemned and confronted everywhere and anywhere it appears. hello and welcome to world news today. american media say at least eight people have been killed in pittsburgh, after a shooting at a synagogue. four police officers are among the injured.

ahmad took cell phone video of the racist graffiti she found etched into her parking lot. a swastika, and what appears to be the letters "kkk" all just days after her new sign went up on her office. >> i was shaken, i was stunned, i was also petrified. because i thought i had been targeted. but by my last name, people can very easily recognize that i'm a muslim. >> reporter: she called san jose police who are investigating what happened just before 6:00 a.m. the surveillance cameras at the office captured a man walking around the lot. at the same time wearing a patriotic shirt that says "usa." >> i'm american, my kids are american. and i'm going to do the business that i was doing. never 30 years i felt the way i'm feeling today. >> reporter: she says the only other time she felt attacked for her religion, after 9/11, a day she says left her shattered. her cousin was a victim who died in the twin towers. >> daily basis, we deal with it, something like that, sometimes it reminds you, bringing back 9/11. what we went through that day, i am going through again. >> reporter: s

place you were going to take a sharp break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr ahmad by c president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's policies in the middle east stay with us. i know you don't accept the soldier the oldest was ready to leave a little village it's. lucy. to tell john wakefield received. a letter. i don't buy the story of the love me it. was love i'm somebody doesn't know it's a message to you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting with the birds or. mistrust out of the. love of that sad but it's in there. just because of the new but i'm addicted to sit with your middle class and in the muslims always clear when the. plague. by. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this to do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic

knows you ahmad struggles to scrape together enough to feed the family he doesn't read books himself but hopes they'll help give his children a leg up. but. just. children will build afghanistan's future. i'm confident that mine will become people who are willing to do things for others for their society and for their country. i mean if it must afghanistan has one of the world's highest illiteracy rates over sixty percent around one child and three here can't read or write so fresh they're also reads to the kids a lot on the everything keeping hold of print media is highly important because i'm all for these children could be awful act together but it can make it something you have received this country's time i'm off the bus heads off to another area where more kids are waiting to escape their often difficult lives for a few precious hours fresh to carry him has started collecting donations again in the hope of renting another bus and bringing even more books to more children on the streets of kabul. japan is the world's third largest economy ninety five percent of the population li

palestinian homes to make way for israeli settlers violates the fourth geneva convention now final ahmad is in the west bank which international considers as illegally occupied by israel for the past fifty years and israel says palestinians home are written down because they're built illegally botts building permits are nearly impossible for palestinians to obtain now let me know your thoughts you'll find me on twitter. has been by so much as imran khan has been following this story very closely for us here is his account on the collective will of the people of qana amore to confront israeli demolition you can find that in the reporter's notebook section on al-jazeera dot com. all right now turkey's foreign ministry has summoned saudi arabia's ambassador over the disappearance of a prominent saudi journalist saudi officials say. he disappeared after he left the consulate building in istanbul on tuesday but the turkish government says they believe he's still inside because he had been living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. while writing columns critical of the kingdom and its policies o

dr ahmad by say president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us i hope you are enjoying your stay in st peter's work so let's start with your personal experience you are they highest ranking female politician in the arab world first woman to head a national assembly of an arab state i mean obviously that means that this world is very male centric how does that complicate your work how do you make men listen to you. thank you for hosting me i think. using our talent as women. being able to face challenges and at the same time to transcend to all of our potential it makes possible for us to be able to offer for all what's required for us to fill any seat whether being a mother or being even a speaker and i think we've been fortunate also by the respect and the support of men especially when it comes to my country and the u.a.e. from the leadership to the community they all believe in the role of women and they believe also that. we cannot you know empower the society if we don't empower women especially whe

this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a major victory for president trump — his controversial choice for the supreme court brett kavanaugh hasjust been sworn in, despite allegations of sexual assault which he's fiercely denied. against the backdrop of vociferous protests in the senate, the nomination was narrowly approved just a short time ago. the nomination of brett kavanaugh of maryland to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states confirmed. outside the senate, demonstrators reacted to the vote with fury. also in the news, pope francis orders a review of all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse by a former us cardinal. on the eve of brazil's presidential election, the far—right populist who was stabbed on the campaign trail has a big lead. and torn to shreds — the banksy original that fell apart the moment it sold for more than a million. hello, and welcome to bbc news. us president donald trump has signed off on his controversial supreme court justice pick, bret

live now to washington, where we can talk to saudi journalist and filmmaker safa al ahmad.spoke this time last week. did you actually think that this would be the explanation that would emerge, a fistfight in the body handed over? no, not at all, actually. all of the millions npr that the saudi government has spent four years on such an occasion, and this is all they can come up with, is actually quite sad. what do you think explains it? does it lie the fa ct think explains it? does it lie the fact that there is panic in riyadh? i'm sure there is panic but there is also a high degree of hubris on the saudi government's side. they, i think, must know, and history has proven that time and time again, that the united states in the uk are not really going to hold them responsible for this, and they are going to find a way out for them. responsible for this, and they are going to find a way out for themm terms of the united states, president trump's, you know, reaction, has veered between promising very severe consequences to saying that the explanations are credible, and talkin

so, najib razak was someone you had approved of, and some of his predecessors, like abdullah ahmad badawinwar ibrahim, who was your deputy when you were in power. 1998, you pushed him out as deputy prime minister, it is said because he was pointing to state contracts that were given to some of your cronies. that is what he said at the time. you thought, don't want this man hanging about really. we saw the case against him, he says, trumped up charges of sodomy. do you really think he was guilty of sodomy? the court decided he was guilty and sent him to jail. it wasn't me. what he says about this accusation is his opinion, his explanation. whether it is trumped up or not is up to the court to decide, up to the prosecutors, and the defence. but he suffered terribly. he had spent six years at first — in total the best part of a decade, but six years at first in solitary confinement, denied access to his children. he is a father of six. even when he was released in 2004, when you were no longer prime minister, you continued your tirade against him. you said, "imagine having a gay prime minist

earlier i spoke to safa al ahmad, a journalist and film maker from saudi arabia. asked her how damaging this is for the country's reputation. i think it can be very damaging. the potential of a significant act like this inside the saudi consulate is quite frightening for a lot of people. this is the potential to be damaging. whether it will or not i'm not sure. 0ur reporterjust mentioned that some big—name individuals are now pulling out of this high—profile investment conference in saudi arabia later this month. do you think that is something that the saudi rulers will feel acutely, that they will be embarrassed by? i think this kind of behaviour is embarrassing to them, should concern them, should concern the long—term viability of the economic reforms. but the real test is whether these companies maintain this kind of boycott against them. and we know that these things are short lived when it comes to saudi arabia, with much bigger issues than one individual. so i want to wait and see how committed they would be to this in a few months when people stop talking

business of business is doing business business has also a political responsibility business leaders ahmad also moral leaders in our well nowadays but if we stop talking to contras like saudi arabia then doesn't try to also help overcome differences in the long run well case or it was not the first time. he met cooking after the annexation of the crimean peninsula and he met him in a time when nobody else would meet him and he talked about this meeting and that and action as a short turbulence for in a long term planning he obviously had lost the sense then it's time to distance himself from from a system which is highly probably guilty. of a murderous act now let's see what's county after this this doser of the turkish government and that will tighten the run after but there is a style of politics don't dis ruled yeah you do not need. under us government exactly at that time. investment decisions need to be taken you have to distance yourself from that issue toss up about the f.t.p. liberal party in the german bonus talk thank you very much thank you. a judge in the us has slashed the pun

mohsen that ahmad discovered a swastika and what appears to be the letters k in her parking lot three days after she put up a sign on her office. she feels she was specifically argued the because of her name. >> i was stunned. i was shaken. i was also petrified. >> the council on american islamic relations says there has been an uptick in hate crimes against muslims in the bay area in the last two years. >>> cal fire blamed pg&e's equipment for starting at least a dozen fires in six counties last fall. fierce winds knocked out power line, pg&e failed to shut off sections of its power grid. >> that stands in stark contrast to what a san diego utility routinely does during extreme fire weather. liz wagner got an upclose look at how that company cuts power in the name of safety. >> we keep a close eye at the moisture content there. >> reporter: in the foothills of san diego county, it's dry as a bone. san diego gas and electric director of fire science brian d'agostino says it can get up to 110 degrees in an area that hasn't seen rain for months. >> if you feel that. >> oh, yeah. crumble

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories... a gunman opens fire in a jewish synagogue in the us city of pittsburgh. at least eight people have been killed. police say the shooter, who was inside the synagogue, has been taken into custody. he entered the building during a baby—naming ceremony. the more vile, hate filled poison of anti—semitism must be condemned and confronted everywhere and anywhere it appears. hello and welcome to world news today. american media say at least eight people have been killed in pittsburgh, after a shooting at a synagogue. four police officers are among the injured. the shooting took place at the tree of life synagogue during a baby—naming ceremony. it's located in the in the squirrel hill neighbourhood, which has a largejewish population. the gunman, described as a "heavy—set white male with a beard", has been named by us media as robert bowers. he surrendered to police after a tense stand—off. richard lister begins our coverage. heavily armed police converging on squirrel hill, after reports that

malaysian investigators said ahmad zahid hamidi was arrested in connection with an investigation intomoney laundering. his supporters said his arrest was politically motivated. voters in bhutan have handed an overwhelming victory to a new party headed by a surgeon during thursday‘s election. it‘s the third democratic election held by the tiny himalayan kingdom, wedged between india and china, since the end of absolute monarchy in 2008. provisional results suggest a centre—left party, which was only formed five years ago, won 30 of the 47 national assembly seats. official results are to be announced friday. the sagrada familia basilica, one of spain‘s most famous tourist sites, has agreed to pay 41 million dollars to barcelona‘s authorities after failing to have a building permit, for more than 130 years. the money will be spent on improving public transport and access to the monument and surrounding area. the wife of interpol‘s former president, moan hongwei, has called for more freedom in china, weeks after her husband was detained there. in her first interview with british media, gr

earlier i spoke to safa al ahmad, saudi journalist and filmmaker, and asked her if she expected the saudilanation that had emerged. no, not at all, actually. all the millions in pr that the saudi government has spent for years on such an occasion, and this is all they can come up with, is actually quite sad. what do you think explains it? does it bely the fact that there is panic in riyadh? i'm sure there's panic, but there's also a high degree of hubris on the saudi government's side. they i think must know, and history has proven that time and time again, that the united states and the uk are not really going to hold them responsible for this, and they're going to find a way out for them. that's happened before. in terms of the united states, president trump's, you know, reaction has veered between promising very severe consequences to saying that the explanations are credible, and talking about trade. right, i mean, and this is why very few people actually think that the united states is going to hold saudi arabia accountable for the murder of jamal khashoggi. i mean, it was like lie a

doctor ahmad believes she is being targeted because she is a muslim.ts. one where someone started a fire and another when someone broke a window at her office. ( darya ) the council on american islamic relations says hate crimes were up 8 percent last year... adding that the numbers may be higher ... because many victims are afraid to come forward. ( darya ) new this morning... a guerneville man is arrested for having child porn. santa rosa police arrested 39-year-old michael wiley robins yesterday for possession of child pornography. back in august, a local business called police after finding robins flash drive. that flash drive had over 30 images of minors in disturbing sexual poses. police believe that robins do

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: and helicopter belonging to the leicester city owner crashes.tsburgh. a suspect who is in custody has been named as robert bowers who is 46. our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleash such terrible violence during a baby naming ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill. ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital afterfalling ill. at ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill. at 1130, we will take a look at the papers.

afghanistan finally get all of these people an extremely bloody track well to discuss that i'm now joined by ahmad wali masood a former afghan diplomat and president of the knesset foundation mr masood it's good to talk to you this evening thank you very much for your time. thank you thank you now whenever i look at the afghan politics i'm always overcome by the feeling of deja vu you have the same scenario playing out over and over again the with some whole promise of peace on the eve of the elections crushed by the absolute hopelessness and despair after wards is that your perception as well and if so what explains this compulsive dysfunction well as you said rightly that for the past seventeen years the people of afghanistan have been looking for peace but so far after seventeen years despite efforts often tanisha community despite their aim to bring peace despite their promise to the afghan people to bring peace unfortunately have not been a boat bring peace under the contrary you can see that in afghanistan that terrorism and the taliban have come out and i believe their reason for the failur

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: and helicopter belonging to the leicester city owner crashes. it is not known if he was on board at the time. 11 people have been killed and six injured at a shooting in pittsburgh. a suspect who is in custody has been named as robert bowers who is 46. our minds cannot comprehend the cruel hate and the twisted malice that could cause a person to unleash such terrible violence during a baby naming ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill. ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital afterfalling ill. at ceremony. glenn hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill. at 1130, we will take a look at the papers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the helicopter belonging to the owner of leicester city football clu b the owner of leicester city football club has crashed in the car park following a match. 0ne witness said it appeared a trail propeller wasn't working. leicester city had been playing west ham united in the premier league. it is not known whether vichai srivaddhanaprabha, who is the chairman of the club, was on boar

position or that peace process must lie with it i've got people mr president now that your late brother ahmadshah masood a resistance hero for many afghans during the soviet intervention and than during the taliban advance all. also in gauged in talks with the anime he did talk to some taliban cannot commanders he wanted that moment to be part of the political process but that never materialized because the taliban never shared he's vision of what the political process entails and he's a vision of what afghanistan is supposed to be what can you discuss with an adversary who was the very opposite of what you are striving for i do believe to have us up so that you're right that my late brother masood right even he took the risk of his right to go to one of the problems select the leadership of thought or worth it to discuss peace but when he came out he said well this is not the taliban they are not seeking for peace but even today softer almost since his day for the past fifteen years yet have been some sort of a dead what is genuine or political attempt but have made some sort of attempt to b

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: at least 11 people are shot dead after a gunman opens fire in a synagogue in the us city of pittsburgh. the gunman, who's been named as robert bowers, surrendered to police after a shoot—out at the scene. this evil anti—semitic attack is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on humanity. in other news, a helicopter belonging to leicester city's thai owner has crashed after taking off from the football team's stadium. hello and welcome to bbc news. at least 11 people have been killed in pittsburgh after a shooting at a synagogue. four police officers are among the injured. the shooting took place at the tree of life synagogue during a baby—naming ceremony. it's located in the squirrel hill neighbourhood, which has a largejewish population. these are the first pictures of the alleged gunman. he was described by police as a heavy—set white male. he has been named by us media as robert bowers. the gunman su