hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.t who said what and misleading editing on campaign films. how is the bbc dealing with the heat already being generated, in this general election campaign? and what do viewers want to see from the bbc election coverage, over the next five weeks? you might‘ve thought it had begun long ago already. but wednesday marked the official start of the general election campaign. and in news coverage, the initial focus was largely on the conservatives. and on boris johnson. he may have waited his life for this, but is he ready for what waits? camera shutters clicking. a cacophony wherever he goes. a leader who irritates but can inspire. good afternoon. the risk—ta ker, asking for you to put faith in him. michael mcdonald thought he knew what to expect from the audience reaction this week. well, those complaints certainly have been coming in. this with the initial focus on the troubled start the conservative campaign. on the morning of its launch, the welsh secretary, alun cairns resigned, over cla

the kurdish city of dealbreakers home to ahmed spore is set on the banks of the 2 chris river in the past there were recurring violent clashes between kurdish nationals and the turkish state here. the elected mayor of a kurd was removed by the government the accusation supporting terrorism now portraits of president aired of on line the streets. met in kill of was a lawyer by profession has witnessed the decline of democracy in his hometown he himself has been indicted several times. today you know reading press conference or any other public expression of opinion are allowed in this city anymore. but the kurdish question needs to be solved if we succeed in that. could become a beautiful place on this earth. but there still seems to be a long road ahead ahmed spore players have also been repeatedly targeted by the authorities striker dennys not he was born in germany 3 years ago he had to appear in court on terrorist propaganda charges he had publicly criticized turkish security forces after returning to germany his car was shot at on the highway by unknown person. whether they're tu

but there still seems to be a long road ahead ahmed spore players have also been repeatedly targeted by the authorities striker dennys not he was born in germany 3 years ago he had to appear in court on terrorist propaganda charges he had publicly criticized turkish security forces after returning to germany his car was shot at on the highway by unknown person. whether they're turkish or kurdish many players don't want to play and care anymore kid of us struggles to find sponsors his club faces being financially ruined the new stadium on the city's outskirts won't change that either but maintain kill of those wants to keep this club alive as part of kurdish identity in turkey. shoot we live in turkey fight for our rights here and for a country where everyone can voice their opinion without fear of repercussion that's because that's what defines ahmed suppose that means that on a split us up. he hopes the story of the only kurdish professional football club in turkey continues even with empty stands and if necessary. germany is unique in europe for its 3 tears school system it's ait's

match in protest against racism and said they stood together and clapped this comes after excelsiors ahmed

trigger something really really tragic ok i mean there is of course the factor that prime minister ahmed granted at this referendum so to say is this can we call this is essential magic of the new way or the new style of governing by this prime minister for this country. well he's trying to project an aspect of democratization where you can speak out and get whatever you want is a citizen and he's trying to do that with a simple saddam or a friend i'm well at the challenge that he made have is that we used such giving people what they should ask them to also other people what we're interested demanding and already we know that he's facing ethnic contention within different parts and during his film and just within a few years of the one and a half years we have seen more of nick tension coming up so if the saddam the people get what they want yes he will win in terms of democracy or projecting democracy but whether you'll be able to sustain that is another is another story then he will be should be able to put strategies to ensure that what people demand should be able to given to them i

the strange hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samir ahmed. the strange tale of how three—year—old footage with borisjohnson how three—year—old footage with boris johnson laying a how three—year—old footage with borisjohnson laying a wreath at the cenotaph came to the showdown monday morning. was the failure to show the correct footage failure or conspiracy? —— error or conspiracy? remembrance sunday is always a significant day in the news calendar, with a solemn ceremony at the cenotaph in london, driven by a century of tradition. wreath s are laid by the royalfamily century of tradition. wreath s are laid by the royal family and century of tradition. wreath s are laid by the royalfamily and leaders political parties, and particularly during an election campaign it's bound to be the object of scrutiny foot of this year the prime minister faced criticism on a number of grounds, for stepping out of line too early, for wearing a blue rather than a black suit, for having his coat and on, and for apparently laying his first mac upside down. —— his

ahmed: i regret nothing.d of my war wounds, becacause i got them fightininr a fair andnd legal cause. reporter: the conflict is one of the oldest in africa, but the world has forgotten this war and its fighters. it's hard to remain optimistic ababout things in this part of e world. many people have lost hope in a brighter future. but not mani. she shows us her recently-opened second pizzeria, which is, of course, staffed by women. mani's next plan is to open aa bakery. it's back to the main restaurant in the evening. mani is an inspiration for many. she cares about camel pizza, rights for women, and the saharawis' future. hindu: i still have so many dreams. i hope our lives will change someday and that my people will gain independence. reporter: hindu mani herself has been independent for a long time. and that makes her, the owner of the pizzeria in the desert, an unusual success story. host: for more inspiring stories, check out our new facecebook page, d dw women. fofor everyone w who believesn gender eququ

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ahmed real one was a news reporter the last time he was seen he was on a ferry going home it was oldest 2014. since then no one has heard from him. an independent inquiry recently found that he was killed by a local group linked to al qaida. i cannot believe it happened. you know where i was hoping that will heal you know eventually it may turn up and you know we'll have a law. but then it became months and then is 3 years later another voice was signed. you mean rashid was also well known to his felix rising and secular voices. he described himself as a disobedient writer on his twitter account and used his blog to express his views it's a charity still. one of the most prominent bloggers in the country pro-democracy activists geometer she was stabbed to death in a brutal attack early morning on the 23rd of april. i checked the news and on the heading it says there's a picture of family. and he says he's been killed. and. at that moment i kept thinking ok it has finally happened. that thing that we were dreading it on that might happen but it has finally happened. according to the poli

. >> ahmed? >> thank you, every win means so much for all of these connections here at the breeders' cup. a little bit more. this is the breeders' cup. we like to add to the breeders of the classic and there they are on your screen. guys? >> horse of the year, i would say. between bricks and mortar and vino rosso. >> i agree totally and fingers crossed right now for mongolian groom. let's hope he's okay. >> progress has been made here at santa anita but until that number gets to zero horse injuries, horse fatalities, a lot of people, including ourselves, will not be satisfied. a special thanks to equibase, the official data base for thoroughbred racing and "dateline" and"saturday night live" with host kristen stewart and musical guest coldplay. for our entire nbc sports crew, i'm ahmed fareed saying good-bye from santa anita. the 36th breeders' cup in the books. >>> right now at 6:00, searching for answers. a family mourning the loss of their son after he went to a halloween party and never game

i should say he witnessed this firsthand losing 2 of her close friends ahmed real one and yemeni rashid. ahmed real one was a news reporter the last time he was seen he was on a ferry going home it was oldest 2014. since then no one has heard from him. an independent inquiry recently found that he was killed by a local group linked to al qaida. i cannot believe it happened. you know where i was hoping that will heal you know eventually it may turn up and you know we'll all have a laugh. but then it became less and then yes 3 years later another voice was signed. you mean rush she was also well known that he's felix rising and secular voices. he described himself as a disobedient writer on his twitter account and used his blog to express his views in a satirical story one of the most prominent bloggers in the country pro-democracy activist yaba she was stabbed to death in a brutal attack early morning on the 23rd of april. i checked the new posts and on the heading it says there's a picture fam. and he says he's been killed. and. at that moment i kept thinking ok it has finally happened.

almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in congress it is ahmed my cheek deputy prime minister of the u.s. backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited with serious human rights abuses conflicts of. next d.w. . county want to. discover the bauhaus effect you can almost see the hand of overestimating the central influence of the powerhouse of oz on artists' training. how the radical ideas developed by an art school travelled around the world 100 years of our house. our house world part to be a shock to the $45.00. 1000000000. dollars isn't calculable. their egos in synch with. their rivalry. 3 princes. dream of the arab world. their full power and boundless ambition have touched the middle east into a great crisis. the michael princes of the cold starts november 27th on d w. this is flawed from formation we have in austin even if yeah you saying the us is badly informed yes i think the president 5 or are you worth saving lives the government play you really worth it of course 8 years after

almost continual conflict between its rival centers of power my guess this week here in congress it is ahmed might seek deputy prime minister of a un backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which have been credited with serious human rights abuses conflict so far in 30 minutes on d w. thomas and now going to be a fictional mission but as affectionately as you can. laddie near putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali munson captured much more of it to turn the camera back on the floor ingram's the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely planned instruction. featuring thomas supporting roles to the freedom of russia. and featuring a league. like you've never seen before let me be clear with. the good mayor for the bitch to the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses starts december 13th on t.w. . this is g.w. news live from of berlin the most anticipated witness in the trump impeachment hearing so far delivers a stunning testimony t

rival senses of power my guess this week here in congress it is ahmed might seek deputy prime minister of a un fact of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited for serious human rights abuses conflicts so for 90 minutes on w. w's talk show. strong opinions clear positions from international perspectives some. every week we get to the point on our current topic. i'm. committed to the book to the point. of a. cut cut cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut cut. cut. cut. this is deja vu news live from berlin the most anticipated witness in the trump impeachment hearings delivers his testimony u.s. ambassador. says the president direct. it him to pressure ukraine to investigate trump's political rival joe biden and he claims everyone near the president knew about. it meanwhile u.s. democrats spar over their ability to defeat donald trump and 2028 of the latest televised debate of democratic contenders for the presidency condemning donald trump was.

almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in congress it is ahmed my cheek deputy prime minister of a un backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited with serious human rights abuses conflict so far in 30 minutes on g.w. . how do you want to. discover the bow house effect you almost can't overestimate the central influence of powerhouse manzanar just stringing. how the radical ideas developed by an art school travelled around the world 100 years of powerhouse. powerhouse world part to be a chef. in 75 minutes. hijacking the news. where i go wrong the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show. it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china church people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist here and you try to get beyond it you are facing scare tactics intimidation and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not jus

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.ournalistic coup but did bbc news keep the story in its headlines for too long this week? and watched by generations of children when they get home from school, why does newsround plan to drop its teatime television broadcast? since it emerged that prince andrew knew the late convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein, questions have mounted over the extent of his involvement with him and the nature of their relationship. so when it was announced that newsnight had secured announced that newsnight had secured an interview with the duke of york there was a significant degree of anticipation and when the programme was broadcast on saturday, jaws dropped even more. you were staying at the house of a convicted sex offender. it was a convenient place to stay. i mean, i have gone through this in my mind so many times. at the end of the day, with the benefit of all of the hindsight that one could have, it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but at the time, i felt it was the honourable and right

live in place and military have deployed ahmed vehicles to end a blockade of a major gas plant by protesters demanding the return of former president evo morales us officials say one demonstrator was killed in the city of el al to the pats. special forces in berlin have a wrist of the syrian man suspected of planning a terror attack after receiving intelligence from u.s. officials the 26 year old allegedly took part in a radical chat networks and was observed timing information along to make explosive devices he also bought tiriel and chemicals. well a month after demonstrators took to the streets in chile's president sebastian pinera is struggling to restore calm down and have again gathered in the capital santiago demanding better education health care and pensions and opinion has resignation millions find it difficult to make ends meet and are forced to live in makeshift camps and shanty towns. this is my house this is where a friend of mine sleeps. this is my room. i'm not ashamed to show it to you. this is where i sleep it's a bit messy because on the weekends i like to rest. but i beli

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living in place and military have deployed ahmed vehicles to end a blockade of a major gas plant by protesters demanding the return of former president evo morales officials say one demonstrated was killed in the city of. the pads. iran where amnesty international says more than 100 people have been killed in protests and a government crackdown in the country the rest of the heights in fuel prices or authorities responded by shutting down the internet supreme leader ayatollah khomeini has described the protests as a security threat. very little information reaches the outside world from iran authorities have shut down the internet whether there are still protests there and where they may be taking place is difficult to verify. videos from monday evening show angry demonstrators some are demanding that the government step down the protests were sparked by a drastic increase in the price of gasoline u.s. sanctions and mismanagement are the main causes of iran's economic crisis. also by the i have 3 jobs to support myself of course people are upset and now they found a reason to show their dissat

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.isjohnson laying a wreath at the cenotaph came to be shown on monday morning. was the failure to show this correct footage error, or conspiracy? we ask the editor of breakfast. remembrance sunday is always a significant day in the news calendar with a solemn ceremony at the cenotaph in london driven by a century of tradition. wreaths are laid by members of the royal family and the leaders of political parties, and how the latter do so, particularly during an election campaign, it's bound to be the object of scrutiny. the prime minister faced criticism on a number of grounds — for stepping out of line too early, for wearing a blue rather than a black suit, for having his coat undone, and for apparently laying his wreath upside down. but there was nothing compared to the criticism of the following morning's bbc breakfast when they broadcast this. the conservatives have pledged new protections to protect soldiers from legal actions against accusations of wrongdoing on the battlefield, and

hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.ed in hotly disputed claims from politicians, how well is the bbc‘s reality check doing in establishing the truth? and... i think it's absolutely vital. applause. ..the bbc apologised for cutting question time audience laughter at borisjohnson in a news report. but why did they edit it out? first, the big media confrontation of the week making newspaper headlines the next day was tuesday's interview by andrew neil with jeremy corbyn. here's the labour leader's response when invited to make a report —— here's the labour leader's response when invited to make an apology to the british jewish community. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society. and our government will protect every community... so no apology? ..against the abuse they receive on the trains come on the streets. so no apology? ..or in any other form of life. let's try one more time. no apology? hold on, andrew. can i explain what i want to do? you've been given plenty of time to apologise. i don't want anyon

the strange hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samir ahmed.orisjohnson laying a wreath at the cenotaph came to the showdown monday morning. was the failure to show the correct footage failure or conspiracy? —— error or conspiracy? remembrance sunday is always a significant day in the news calendar, with a solemn ceremony at the cenotaph in london, driven by a century of tradition. wreath s are laid by the royalfamily

syrian born ahmed visits a local bar in berlin. he lives just opposite with a father who was a member of the hitler youth as a child. some residents are suspicious of refugees in the neighborhood. and there is curious about the bar's regulars to cross the road worlds apart. starting november 11th on d w.

protests many saddam activists were arrested some are still in jail under pressure the government of abu ahmed decided to grab the referendum can't express my feelings in my words because we support a lot of lives and a lot of. destruction happened here. a lot of inhuman treatment were conducted in different prisons my hope is that just we will be prosperous in the very near future other non-si them ethnic groups have also been targeted many fear they could be sidelined after the referendum others are more optimistic and i hope the vote will pass of peacefully. but i mean at 1st we were fearful but a while back they invited us to the local administration and told us that nothing would happen to us they promised to treated equally once the regional state exists . but the vote could pose a challenge to his philosophy of mathematics or unity at least 10 other ethnic groups have already expressed the wish to conduct a similar referendum to saddam a case sets a clear precedent that's likely to strengthen their calls unless we change the constitution we cannot object that demands for certain 2nd ter

ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been n me intensification in tererms of producing food for humans. we all know the e impact of livestk in terms of being blamed for global warming.g. in some countries, there's g gonna be ls rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and the camel is going to be one of the best adapted animals to deal with that. so really they are an animal of the e future. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. cheas useded for everything furniture tools storage containers clothing. even tea bags and glitter on birthday cards. it's hard to imagine modern life wiwithout sets. so much has been created that scientists it cacalculates the total amount ever made at eight point thr

rob: ahmed the battle between far left and more moderate candidates, the top target was donald trump.lian: we have team coverage with griff jenkins and todd pyro and liz harrington, expert analysis from both sides of the aisle. rob: we start by going live to atlanta, georgia where griff jenkins has a recap of the major moments from last night's debate. >> reporter: outside of the studios in atlanta, maybe most memorable about this debate was there were no standout moments, no real contrasts between visions for america after donald trump but let me tell you it was donald trump who was front and center on stage and one issue, impeachment, dominated. >> donald trump doesn't want me to be the nominee. vladimir putin doesn't want me to be president. >> no one is above the law. we have a constitutional responsibility. >> we cannot simply be consumed by donald trump or we are going to lose the election. >> reporter: what did seem to be significant was the emergence of pete buttigieg as the new front runner leading polls in iowa and new hampshire. the last debate it was elizabeth warren's eme

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ahmed real one was a news reporter the last time he was seen he was on a ferry going home it was oldest 2014. since then no one has heard from him. an independent inquiry recently found that he was killed by a local group linked to al qaida. i cannot believe it happened. you know where i was hoping that will heal you know eventually it may turn up and you know we'll have a lot. but then it became months and that is 3 years later another voice was signed. you mean rashid was so well known to his feelings rising and secular voices. he described himself as a disobedient writer on his twitter account and used his blog to express his views in the situation still. one of the most prominent bloggers in the country pro-democracy activists geometer she was stabbed to death in a brutal attack early morning on the 23rd of april. i checked the news and on the heading it says there's a picture of family and he says he's been killed. and. at that moment i kept thinking ok it has finally happened. that thing that we were dreading it on that might happen but it has finally happened. according to the po

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one drew his sword and with one blow it cut off my hand ethnic violence broke out between the benny ahmed and the head then there were tribes in sudan's red sea state last week it was the latest incident in wave of outbreaks over the last 6 months health workers say more than 6 people were killed and more than a dozen injured it started after an opposition leader returned to the state which had been under a state of emergency for nearly 3 months witnesses say people from his tribe celebrated his return but that provoked tension and fighting. who's from the head then to a tribe was among those wounded he says he was stabbed with a knife. i was waiting for transportation and suddenly i was it's on the backward in life i did not know what side of the fighting at that sorry but everyone throughout their lives and source of fights. since june sporadic violence here has killed nearly 100 people and left more than 250 wounded according to health workers 2 packs have been fined in the past 2 months to try and contain the tribal tension but people here say they are worried they are temporary solut

in mali of a crime to give ahmed. a minority area. it really has the world gone mad but not enough to realize how mad. when. you read the news coming out why. americans are living under a kind of world of no relation. where i'm. sitting. today there are good terrorists and bad the bad terrorists those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the good those who are in syria the joke here is we've been there before i mean if you consider the of the honest on story they have learned nothing. today if i see the saudis are giving money to groups in syria that are not only a looser i would also. if you want a conspiracy theory is what i'm just trying to. in the moment the. dangerous. sounds insane. so what appears to have been a conspiracy at the time. when. we must address the cycle of conflict especially sectarian conflict that creates the conditions the terrorists prey upon in public we have to end terrorism meanwhile this drive. of getting involved in conflicts the part which produces character. which is reinforces the public

government want to show you some pictures reased by the fbi a former twitter employees, ali house obara d ahmed mo twitter relsed a statement saying it regnizes will the links bad actors go to to try and dermine unquote its service place to try to protect users was sensitive accounts. the statement came asus prosecutors tailed a coordinated effort by saudi officials to recruit employees at the social media giant o look up the ousands of private data twitter accounts the cot included those unpopular journalist with more than a million followers and other prominent government critics change could be on the way for political ads on facebook sources say the social media giant is coidering changes to its currentolicy on political advertisements. the companies exploring limiting how ads n be micro targeted eaking the design of ads, so ey're more prominently leled and including morinformation about political advertisers. facebook is being most criticized for not fact checking politicians and national news, the search continues for missing 5 year-old girl in jacknville, florida police say t girl's moth

ahmed workers with doctors who have served through we've got. to join europe you know on our journeys to go people or just for them which are. seriously going to work on you know your good luck with. luck reaching. if confirmed the tapes would provide additional evidence that the kremlin had direct control over the separatist leadership and manage a transfer of a book anti aircraft system which detonated above the passenger jet and brought it down but russia denies any involvement in the crash and is questioning the recordings. what are the conclusions based on the publication of evidence some of which immediately turned out to be fake and some of which doesn't check out we've been through this already but names of put into minister of defense and other high ranking russian officials publicly mentioned in relation with the downing of 17 investigation has made a new level well into 3 low ranking russians and one ukrainian one named suspect the investigators are now building a case all the way up to the kremlin an important step for the relatives

when men carrying swords and knives and raided it and attacked him mohammad is a member of the benny ahmed a tribe he says he was targeted because of his ethnicity what began as a normal day at work and did with him in hospital contemplating living the rest of his life with a serious disability. they're going with this i was simply walking the tables when they entered the restaurant in large numbers they were from the head on the one tribe and they started attacking us one drew his sword and with one blow it cut off my hand ethnic violence broke out between the benny amad and the head then there were tribes in sudan's red sea state last week it was the latest incident in wave of outbreaks over the last 6 months health workers say more than 6 people were killed and more than a dozen injured it started after an opposition leader returned to the state which had been under a state of emergency for nearly 3 months witnesses say people from his tribe celebrated his return but that provoked tension and fighting. who's from the head then to a tribe was among those wounded he says he was stabbed wi

syrian born ahmed visits a local bar in berlin. he lives just opposite with a father who is a member of the hitler youth as a child. some residents are suspicious of refugees in the neighborhood. but i'm there he's curious about the bar's regulars the crossed the road worlds apart. close up in 60 minutes on w. . it's time to take a step further. and face. time just such the knowledge and the fun for the troops. time to overcome boundaries and connection. it's time for the double. ended up. news coming up ahead. minds. don street been waiting for. the bundesliga fixture. against. the pinnacle.

in the house of commons at his opposite number the strawberry at dick set brexit secretary kissed ahmed tweeted this- boris johnson either doesn't understand the deal h he's negotiated- he is telling the truth probably both. rather harsh words that another label l policy. as complete incoherent rambling nonsense from the prime minister so much so that a lot of people on twitter talking about was he drunk downing street have denied that he wass drunk a and he does appear to have a glass of water. in his hand he doesn't appear to be swinging anything stronger than that. and it's interesting that that wasn't the only knows where the pasta all of this rather informal addressed to business leaders. and business insight at reporting that boris johnson accidentally made an incredibly compelling argument against his own brexit deal. andd because he talked about how the deal will allow northern ireland to keep free movement and access to the european single market described it as a great deal. about of course these are open if benefits that would be repeateted from the united kingdom under that

into almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guess this week here in paris is ahmed my.

to be with ahmed ressam the. cairo denies such accusations the head of parliament's human rights committee recently invited the press to the notorious tour of prison on the outskirts of the capital he proudly presented the hospital ward and rejected reports by human rights watch and others detailing mistreatment in the prison. why didn't anyone deny the prisoners medical care opiate or torture them. but human rights organizations say that critics of president abdul fattah el-sisi are regularly targeted only pro sisi rallies are still allowed those discontent with the regime have no way of expressing their frustration. most egyptians are worse off today economically than they were a few years ago their cost of living is skyrocketing their purchasing power is very weak and you can see that that's affected public opinion pretty substantially the number of people who no longer are happy with a government that no longer are happy with the president has grown so what do you what. was arrested 9 months ago his family ha

the work ethic is changing the economy is improving investments are coming and it is true as well ahmed said a moment ago that perception is very important but i would add to it that perception goes along with trust and confidence building ranks that's already out of perception on the show perception and jeff gold jeff when you look at the sort of the international community and the way that it's perceived that the kingdom specifically in the wake of the killing of journalists so busy so some would say that they came down actually faces a tarnished image abroad i think that that killing of his i.v. is not something that just disappears you know that it's something that lingers and that it changes people's perceptions over a long period of time and so. to try to change perceptions back to something around saudi arabia being a reliable country that respects the rule of law there needs to be a track record there performance by the crown prince muhammad. ali you know i don't say this is i don't think it's a combination of 2 things that don't get together you have a value been financial asse