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this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad.he road, as bushfires close in. pro—iranian militia and their supporters pull back from the us embassy in baghdad, after a second day of violence. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seeks immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. and dozens of endangered primates die in a fire at a german zoo.

this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad.l areas of new south wales, as bushfires close in. in the last hour, the county's prime minister has called for calm. understand the understand i understand the frustration, i understand the anxiety, i understand the fear. but what i also understand is the need to allow the professionals and experts who plan and then operationalise these responses to do theirjob. pro—iranian militia and their supporters pull back from the us embassy in baghdad, after a second day of violence. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seeks immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust.

managers, we'll bring the case which we have great confidence in terms of impeaching the president of ahmad term removal. further everyday insists of that and we had not be in this situation had we not waited. i insist there will be witnesses and that we see documentation and now you see some of that change happening on the senate side. i hope it does for the good of our country and to honor a constitution. today on the floor we'll pass a resolution naming the managers and as i mention appropriating the funds and transmitting the articles of impeachment of the president of the united states. for influencing the government for his own political benefit. adam schiff of california and he's serving his tenth term in congress. excuse me. before congress, mr. schiff was a california state senator and served as a federal prosecutor in los angeles for six years. most notably prosecuting the first ever fbi agent which should be indicted for espionage. chairman jerry nadler, chair of the house committee serving his 15th. he served on civil rights and liberty for 13 years. before congress, mr. nadler

i'm reged ahmad.ands watch a spectacular fireworks display along the banks of the river thames. the us is sending reinforcements to help defend its embassy in baghdad, having repelled an attack by protesters angry about american airstrikes. lebanon says it had no warning that the fugitive ex—nissan boss, carlos ghosn, was fleeing japan, for beirut. australia calls in the army as bushfires push thousands of people to seek refuge on the coast — we'll be live with the latest from new south wales.

i'm reged ahmad wishing you a happy new yearfrom london. where more than two million people are gathered at copacabana beach for firework parties and carnivals held along the 4—kilometre long beach. the fireworks display will get under way at any moment now. this is one of the biggest new year's eve celebrations around the world. it happens right in brazil. let's have a listen. cheering

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i'm reged ahmad.p the skies around the globe as people celebrate the start of the new decade. the us is sending reinforcements to help defend its embassy in baghdad, having repelled an attack by protesters angry about american airstrikes. bushfires continue to rage across wide areas of australia. emergency workers are assessing the damage while still battling to rescue those cut off by the flames. and lebanon says it had no warning that the fugitive ex—nissan boss carlos ghosn was fleeing japan, for beirut.

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: big ben strikes the hour fireworks displays have lit up the skies around the globe as people celebrate the start of the new decade. the us is sending reinforcements to help defend its embassy in baghdad, having repelled an attack by protesters angry about american airstrikes. bushfires continue to rage across wide areas of australia. emergency workers are assessing the damage while still battling to rescue those cut off by the flames. and lebanon says it had no warning that the fugitive ex—nissan boss carlos ghosn was fleeing japan, for beirut. new year celebrations are taking place around the world, with many cities holding spectacular firework displays to welcome in the new decade. the celebrations in sydney went ahead, despite calls for it to be cancelled due to australia's bushfire crisis. and tens of thousands of people gathered in london to watch the fireworks over the river thames and hear big ben chime for the first time after a year of silence. gareth barlow

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: big ben strikes the hour london welcomes in the new decade to the chimes of big ben as thousands watch a spectacular fireworks display along the river thames. the us is sending reinforcements to help defend its embassy in baghdad, having repelled an attack by protesters angry about american air strikes. lebanon says it had no warning that the fugitive ex—nissan boss carlos ghosn was fleeing japan for beirut. australia calls in the army as bushfires push thousands of people to seek refuge on the coast. we'll be live with the latest from new south wales. hello and welcome to bbc news. new year celebrations are taking place around the world with many cities holding spectacular firework displays to welcome in the new decade. the first to welcome 2020 included the tiny pacific island of kiribati. the celebrations in sydney also went ahead despite calls for it to be cancelled due to australia's bushfire crisis. and tens of thousands of people gathered in london to watch the

guy coming out of cars come on the salam out of touch with the tag on the taj ahmad the.cause of god showed. all the love comes on. the bug. it's been dubbed the project of this injury. is the real cost of china's new silk road project. one o one east investigates. just. before the prime minister. mission is attributable to. making this country the greatest place to own a. follow the final run in to the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. . this is al jazeera. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the chinese government steps up efforts to contain the corona virus but the death toll and infection rights are still rising. iraqi security forces fired tear gas and bullets at hundreds of protesters in central baghdad. turkey's president is in algeria for talks on the conflict in neighboring libya. and boeing completes the test flight of the world's largest twin engine commercial jetliner its 1st since the 7 through 7 max crisis. has stayed on course to win her grand slam for the 1st time the world number one allyson risk even still strong you know a

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: australia orders a mass evacuation from coastal areas of new south wales, as bushfires close in. the country's prime minister, scott morrison, calls for calm. i understand the frustration, i understand the anxiety, i understand the fear. but what i also understand is the need to allow the professionals and experts, who plan and then operationalise these responses, to do theirjob. pro—iranian militia and their supporters pullback from the us embassy in baghdad, after a second day of violence. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seeks immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. hello and welcome to bbc news. thousands of holidaymakers have been fleeing coastal areas of new south wales, after being warned it is not safe for them to stay in bushfire—hit parts of eastern australia. there are traffic jams on major roads, although the evacuation is hampered by a lack of fuel. the authorities are urging tourists and residents to leav

this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: australia orders a mass evacuation from coastal areas of new south wales. thousands have already hit the road, as bushfires close in. pro—iranian militia and their supporters pullback from the us embassy in baghdad, after a second day of violence. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seeks immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. and dozens of endangered primates die in a fire at a german zoo. hello and welcome to bbc news. thousands of holidaymakers have been fleeing coastal areas of new south wales, after being warned it is not safe for them to stay in bushfire—hit parts of eastern australia. there are trafficjams on major roads, although the evacuation is hampered by a lack of fuel. the authorities are urging tourists and residents to leave while they can. saturday is forecast to be another punishing day in south—eastern australia with more hot, dry and windy weather. a "tourist leave zone" has been declared for a 180 ki

let's speak now with dr imran ahmad, a climate scientist from the australian national university in canberraalk first of all about the changes that have been brought by these huge fires, the fire ground, the area the fires, the fire ground, the area the fire is covering is so many millions hectares, now. what changed to the physical landscape will australia have to face in the future? australia is witnessing what was predicted by scientists and we are seeing dangerous climate change in action. it has been there in the icc report. it is a widespread area. the hot and dry conditions and drought, and this year has been the hottest year on record, and it has really exacerbated the conditions. this is where we are also seeing climate refugees, people being evacuated, within australia, so we are really seeing now climate emergency in action and the government, the commonwealth government has now realised that climate change is part of the equation. initially they were not accepting that. so, there has to be significant climate action to deal with this over the longer term. the government has annou

good evening, i‘m asad ahmad. good evening, welcome to sportsday. i‘m also in hell would.as preparations for the australian open continue to be hampered by smoke from bushfires, we hear the views of former champion kim clusters. of italy is not possible to play, then what‘s the point? italy is not possible to play, then what's the point? and draw for archer looks set to miss out on tomorrow‘s third test, as england plot to take the lead against south africa. good evening, thanks forjoining us on sportsday. manchester united have edged their way into the fourth round of the fa cup, a brilliant goalfrom juan round of the fa cup, a brilliant goal from juan mata was the height of that 1—0 win against walls at old trafford, but their place in the next round may have come at a cost with a potential injury to a marcus rashford. patrick gary watch the action. a glance at old trafford stands, this was in the hottest tickets in town. but for wolves fans, it was among the most expensive. some paid £55 to get in, too much, according to their you to micromanager. somehow they ended up

i‘m reged ahmad. also understand is the need to allow the professionals and experts, who plan and then operationalise these responses, to do theirjob. pro—iranian militia and their supporters pull back from the us embassy in baghdad, after a second day of violence. israel‘s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, seeks immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust.

hello, i'm asad ahmad.". despite being one of the richest cities in the world, around 20% of adults here also suffer from not knowing when and what they'll next eat. so today, young londoners will demand the right to food, at the first ever london children's food insecurity summit. the mayor of london is urging more to be done by government and local authorities to tackle the issue. two friends from london have set up a running group to tackle male mental health issues. nii and joel were inspired after suffering from anxiety and depression themselves, and experiencing suicidal thoughts. the idea is that the all—male running group is a safe space for men across london to open up about their problems. there are around three times as many male suicides in london than female. construction firm, john laing, has decided to open up it's vault of pictures to the public, showing some of the projects it's worked on over the decades. it includes rare pictures of london's barbican being built in the 1960's across a a0

imran ahmad khan there. well, newcomers to the house of lords also give maiden speeches.a may to head a government inquiry on tackling anti semitism. in north london on election day a jewish couple, elderly, who had voted labour their entire lives, who wept at they went into the police station, who sobbed as a voted, ——polling station. who cried as they left that polling station, i have a roll now on anti—semitism, read the independent and as ever i shall work across party, but i will be no bystander in driving out the stench of intolerance from the party that in 1906 my family helped create in the city of leeds, in the streets around here. staying in the lords, two controversial conservative figures took their seats on tuesday. both left the commons at the election last month, but they're back in parliament to continue ministerialjobs under boris johnson. nicky morgan stood down as mp for loughborough, but she has retained her cabinetjob as secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport in a move which took many at westminster by surprise. she's now lady morgan

stomach a friend of alice's ahmad says >> he has done 100 times, this time, is worrying because he did not make it there. >> reporter: friends and family tells fox 4 he came home from a night out and has not been seems seen ever since. >> he is a really nice guy. he is super testing anywhere he goes. we are really helping somebody might have seen him or talked to him that night. he's the type to a conversation where ever he is at. >> reporter: he has green eyes and weighs about 190 pounds. he was last known to be weighing the template over in his photo and birkenstock sandals. >> we are trying to find somebody that will hold him at the video. we don't have any other leads stomach that commendably to actively working the case, they have not found anything suspicious at this time. his family and friends are still worried and say they have this message for him. >> if it's to alex, i say come home. we are worried about you. >> alex's girlfriend is the one who reported him missing to police and their parents. never showed up for the new year's eve plans. stomach using the county to better d

i'm asad ahmad.er to raise concerns about a potential conflict of interest involving a senior member of the inquiry. benita mehra willjoin the inquiry for its second phase later this month. but a newspaper has revealed that she used to run a charity with links to the american firm behind the cladding on the tower. 72 people died in 2017, with the cladding widely blamed for the fire spreading. we have to look into it and see what the facts are and if there is, you know, a conflict of interest, i'm afraid she has to just go, she know, a conflict of interest, i'm afraid she has tojust go, she has to be replaced with somebody else will stop and —— somebody else. mayor of london sadiq khan has warned against what he called a "fashionable anti—london agenda". at the annual mansion house dinner in the city last night, the mayor warned about neglecting london as the government moves to level up spending elsewhere in the country. in recent years we have already seen london excluded from several government fun

i'm reged ahmad. wishing you a happy new year wherever you are in the world.e stroke of midnight. many people filling times square and many people arrived very early to get their view. let's have a listen in. 11, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! cheering and applause. auld lang syne

the sender eventually revealed his name of ahmad, that he worked for the airline, and that he could see her. american says the employee no longer works there. >> disturbing story. >>> dramatic video shows a sinkhole swallowing a bus in china. six people were killed. 16 others injured. the bus had just stopped. passengers were boarding when the earth suddenly opened up. people waiting at the bus stop went running for their lives. authorities are investigating what caused the sinkhole. >>> important news for toyota and lexus owners. toyota is recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles in the u.s. for safety issues. the recall involves certain 2018 and 2019 toyota and lexus models. fuel pumps can stop operating, leading to engine failure and a greater risk of a crash. officials say they plan to notify owners by mid-march of a solution. >>> intense video shows the moment a microburst ripped a gym wall out at a school in samson county, north carolina. about two dozen students were at the union intermediate elementary school, and they had to run. three were taken to a hospital and released. officials

sudan, a court has sentenced 29 intelligence officers to death h for the tortrture and killing of ahmad a al-khair, a teteacher who was arrested for participatating inrorotests against the longtime leader omar al-bashir. sudanese security forces killed at least 170 people in the crackdown against the massive uprising, which ultimately toppled bashir in april. this is a protesterer speaking after monday's sentencing. >> the sudanese judiciary proved today without a doubt its integrity and value. we hope it continues on the same path in all cases. as teachers, the ruling has cooled our firires. we hope. we hope. we hope the rest of the call criminals are captured. amy:y: in australia, 4000 people were forced to flee to the beaeh as deadly wildfires scorched the southeast of the country tuesday. mallacoota residents were trapped between the ocean and advancing flames as smoke turned the e morning sky black. the death toll from the fires rose to 12 after a father and son in the region died fighting the fires. climate change-fueled fires in australia have killed nearly 500 million animals an

hello, i'm asad ahmad.e to save the man. the local mp, sarah jones, says the killing has left her heartbroken. there are extra police by the station this morning, and they are appealing for information. surrey county cricket club is launching a scholarship in an effort to create new opportunities for young african—caribbean players. it is aimed at boys and girls aged between 11 and 18, and it will provide access to coaching, sports science and personal development. three open days will be held at the oval cricket ground, and it is aimed at increasing the reach of the sport in underrepresented communities. an animal hospital in putney is appealing to londoners to donate any spare baby socks. it is to keep the paws of special pets warm as they recover from operations. as well as cats, they can be helpful for rabbits and dogs. the putney animal hospital centre says it also uses the socks as little jumpers for kittens. a snapshot of hackney in the 1970s and early ‘80s has been published, showing the lives of pe

the future trial of genocide and also further terms when it comes to the timing is what he wants me ahmad to report back 4 months from today and then every 6 months going forward to show exactly what it's doing to the international community to prove that it is actually living up to what the i.c.j. the un's highest court has now imposed upon it does not have to follow this ruling or is it merely symbolic. but that's the problem the i.c.j. despite the fact that it's described as the world court the world's highest court and this ruling is binding but it cannot be in force that's the problem and in the past other countries have simply ignored them but what can be done in terms of escalating pressure is that could in theory take things all the way to the u.n. security council but given the makeup of the u.n. security council with the likes of china and russia being sympathetic towards me i ma the thoughts of the possibility of any serious resolution being slapped upon mar is somewhat windles in that respect an awful lot of faith and trust i suppose is being put in myanmar to act off its own

the future trial of genocide and also further terms when it comes to the timing is what he wants me ahmad to report back 4 months from today and then every 6 months going forward to show exactly what it's doing to the international community to prove that it is actually living up towards the i.c.j. the un's highest court has now imposed upon it and the chadri is in cox's bizarre in bangladesh where he's being with a group of rohingya refugees as they listened to this decision. the ruling by the international court of justice is very much welcome by the rowing directly to come in it is here now we've been discussing with many of the people after the ruling sitting out in the stalls they've been waiting here for hours wanting to know what will be the outcome that's been listening to a transistor radio listening to various news and they're discussing among themselves i would talk to them see what their reaction is that said it is very welcoming they're very happy and hank says listen to some of their reactions and i think we should include thanks to our love for this verdict and gambia for i

starting in march fuel subsidies account for 36 percent of the budget after the ouster of longtime leader ahmad bashir last year the transitional government is counting on reform measures to reveal the economy. if we reform the subsidies especially the bins the gasoline subsidies. maybe only the top quintile and only that the 5 percent of the population will be affected that everybody else will benefit because this will be actually replaced with a day to customers fair that we directly go to the $65.00 or 60 percent of the population who are in need of support a security company in the united arab emirates it's being accused of deception after giving jobs to young sudanese men who say they were then sent to fight in wars dozens of managed to return home but many others are believed to be still in yemen or libya he morgan has a story from caught him when i got a letter from a recruitment company late last year about work in the united arab emirates he was delighted he would be able to send money back home to help his family he applied for a job as a security guard and was taken on by an emirates

ahmad who has agreed to chair the discussion and contribute to the discussion. before giving the platform to the panelists i would like to remind you to silence your phones and for those of you not familiar with arab center, washington, d.c.'s, format we use these cards for questions. during the q&a questions, please use the card. write your question and name and affiliation and raise the card, one of our staff will pick it up from you. to our t, i will turn discussion. thank you. >> thank you, tamara. good afternoon, everybody. i hope it's not too cold outside but i think it's manageable. we are here today to discuss really one of the -- it's a serious, serious problem for the united states and iran and serious problem with its repercussions, local, regional and international. we really have a very good panel today, we're going to be iscussing issued pertaining to iran, specific to iraq, syria and lebanon, which are basically places that are impacted by the united states and iran and what's happening in the region. thed orer of the presentation, by the way, eac

two young men sent on a mission, ahmad mission in the trenches, the madness of war ca ptu red in theome i think it is a terrific piece, the sort of thing that oscar voters will watch and come away traumatised by, blown away by and say, that is the one i will book for my best picture. you referenced earlier to diversity because of course it is properly discussed and rigorously looked at every year. briefly in a few sentences, what are the academy awards doing in this area and how do they compare to the baftas? they are slightly better than the baftas, they have one nominee who is not a white face. last year there were four nominees that won, not non—white winners so it does come in cycles, they have changed the membership, opened it up to worldwide membership and a more diverse membership so it is about those eyes on films, and deciding what films are different. i don't think davis means terms in colour but tone, what is best, different sorts of cinema we can get and that is what we are looking for. great to talk to you. thank you for talking. time for a look at the weather...here's d

. >> well, thank you very much, tamar and ahmad, and i'm delighted to be here at the arab center. i have a presentation that is essentially thr essentially three points and i might come in essentially under 12 minutes. we will see how it goes. and my task, is there will be questions in that time and it will reduce to the following three closely-related points. first and foremost, my perspective on the trump administration's approach to iran, to put it in the largest frame possible at this moment, is that it's just basically tactics and no clear strategy other than a strategy of im pli police regime change and economic warfare and actually i don't think it is a strategy of coherence or chance of success. when you're looking at the kind of conflict that we have between the united states and iran, whether it's focusing on the nuclear issue or other issues, you have really two choices. one is to engage, and you can use various forms of coercion to buttress that engagement. but the purpose of engagement, and negotiations, is to resolve this through a compromise, which means implicitly

. >> thank you, made ahmad. i want to thank all of our pan lists and witnesses. what we heard here today there's a consistent thread that has been woven throughout the testimony today. this that is a shared problem and it must result in a shared responsible action. it begins with each of us in our various communities speaking to the need of this, but there was also the recognition that was addressed here today. repeatedly. that this is not a problem just for the jewish community. if anything, they're at the step of the sphere. and what we see happening globally to the jewish community, it is something that will affect every religious community in every part of the world. and we have a responsibility as a leading nation, as a commission that oversees and promotes religious freedom globally to address this issue. even though there has been some resistance even to us taking up this issue. but i want all of our panelists and witnesses today to know that we express great appreciation to you and your respective areas of expertise in continuing to address this issue and