hi, ahmed, can you hear me?l, they're not in the camps. i may with aseel. i sat with him. hmm. he told me that nasser wouldn't want almahira to come home. nasser would want him to stay in syria. basically... as part of the islamic state. that's what. .. so now, in terms of talha, he said that... he would want talha to stay near him. yeah. that kind of confirms in my mind that those children are still, in his mind, too, in the islamic state. and anything, you know... there's still a possibility that isis can resurge. and i think... i mean, to be, to be totally honest with you, ahmed, and this is me... like, i wouldn't. .. ..sugar—coat anything. but i think that in the way that aseel is now, if isis came and broke down the jail wall tomorrow... yeah. ..i really think that aseel would go with them. the boys from my school and college gave up ordinary lives to fight for a hateful regime. they declared war on the country they grew up in. in their footsteps. cardiff. this is bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories:

here we see mohammad ahmed how mahdi visiting. you are you if you know one of the euro i have leaders more is overseeing a project to build a mosque there that commemorates the battle of 732. the time of shah. told that he shall not work on the 30 for this is an important date in french history since it was the only victory by christians over muslims at the time one by a shot of the king of the franks. it's noted that the conquest was won by the sword because we're not sure today we want our center in to be a new stage of the most of the conquest but in a different way we hope to make this place a center of dialogue. when muslims in a working class neighborhood want to build a place of worship they don't have this idea in their heads of conquering through mosques but in the mind of the muslim brotherhood the construction of a mosque means making the muslim presence not to say the islamist presence more visible in france and europe. if you can show how i was with an arab broadcasters so the discussion was in arabic and the audience

long run doesn't sleep in ahmed there's always time. the pages hold my. 83 year old kim flecha tiebreaks are a chance to rest the weary legs a bit like. what motivates you to kind of still get out there and do this i think it will come from the fact that not parents were very community minded i came here in notting 59 when dad was posted it's a place but that my have some influence on the tree. and out shopping strip is another graffiti goldmine. it's. a grand prix. in that's. my device of coming on. statues the above i remind residents of ahmed isles pasta as a quiet pamela's. today busy as it is with modern shopping center on one side this old corporate video from the ice and sold the suburban dream of moving to. moving here it's like the 1st minute. this is where the air is crisp and filled with the scent of gum trees the people there are relaxed and friendly. but clearly small all of this old lady is 'd mirrored in the happy green and this most modern miss. kim remembers the good old days was a rural area poultry carrying dying grow

does removers but they're all determined to make ahmed al a basic playing.ield and for me to the poles good kids are renowned for their courage on the phone. one o one east finds out what it takes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. it's 10 years since the arab spring shipped countries across the middle east a decade on from the 1st uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the political landscape of the middle east and north africa. on al-jazeera. soldiers and barriers surround the u.s. capitol building washington and other cities a countering the threat of violence ahead of joe biden's inauguration. hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up kremlin critic alexina vali heads home to russia after spending months recovering in germany from a near fatal poisoning the.

statues the above i remind residents of ahmed else past as a quiet pamela's. today busy as it is with modern shopping center on one side this old corporate video from the ice and salt the suburban dream of moving to ahmedabad moving here it's like the 1st minute. this is where the air is crisp and filled with the scent of gum trees the people there are relaxed friendly. but clearly small this old lady is mirrored in the happy green and this most modern miss. kim remembers the good old days was a rural area poultry carrying dying growing it was a sleepy little country town many of us wish it was that today prices that i used to run which was bush way and now it's covered in halves i find that i think it's straight to the strains be concerned about the sprawl of suburbia i think it's nothing but feeling it now because we are so sprayed in the area we get that feeling of isolation which it's not group. a lancero boom has created one of the strategy is largest urban sprawl which in compas. so all of our is in australia is one of the fastest growing regions in the

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are you ahmed i'm his assistant. and you're french journalist do you want to film here.do you have a permit do you have a document can i take this is he busy he's in a meeting i can't disturb him invest in a lot of most can europe. look at that because you will go. in but it's we've got too much. pressure here and like your so they. so it should be you know got out of the game up in the old world and all of the big push it. over to motion of those. people. was big big. after this meeting in qatar charity stopped responding to our requests in response to international pressure the emirates has now toned down its efforts to expand its influence including in the area of religion i checked a few informations and it seems that qatar finance muslim brotherhood branches in europe it's not what i say my answer is no. guitar does not support the muslim brotherhood in europe you are talking under the assumption that the muslim brotherhood is one entity what is the muslim brotherhood in tunisia you have another do you have i mean you officially the different european countries have

fathers removers but they're all determined to make ahmed al a basic life.feel and for me to the poles good kids are renowned for their courage under fire. one o one east finds out what it takes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world where people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and report on the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice i mean when i was a child my that's never be afraid to put your hand up not a question and i think that's around tearing down the ask the question to people you should be accountable and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. i know i'm down jordan and with a quick amount of the top stories on al jazeera we start with breaking news out of south korea the samsung boss jay wiley has been sentenced to 2 and a half years in jail f

are you ahmed i'm his assistant. your french journalist do you want to film here.do you have a permit do you have the document can i take this is he busy he's in a meeting i can't disturb him invest in a lot of most can europe and we look at that because you don't know. him but it's we've got to watch. russia. and like you are so they are. so it should be got out of the a lot of the big push it. over to the motion of there's. good people. was a big big hole. after this meeting in qatar charity stopped responding to our requests in response to international pressure the emirates has now toned down its efforts to expand its influence including in the area of religion i checked a few informations and it seems that qatar finance muslim brotherhood branches in europe it's not what i say my answer is no. guitar does not support the muslim brotherhood in europe you are talking under the assumption that the muslim brotherhood is one entity what is the muslim brotherhood in tunisia you have a number you have i mean you officially the different european countries have offici

here we see mohammad ahmed how mahdi visiting. you are you sure this you know one of the you i have leaders more is overseeing a project to build a mosque there that commemorates the battle of 732. the time of. the shah what are the 30 for this is an important date in french history since it was the only victory by christians over muslims at the time one by a shot of the king of the franks. it's noted that the conquest was won by the sword because we're not sure that today we want our center in to be a new stage of the muslim conquest but in a different way we hope to make this place a center of dialogue. you can protest when muslims in a working class neighborhood want to build a place of worship they don't have this idea in their heads of conquering through mosques but in the mind of the muslim brotherhood the construction of a mosque means making the muslim presence not to say the islamist presence more visible in france and europe. if you can show the whole i was with an arab broadcasters so the discussion was in arabic and th

john is daniel poneman 1000 years ago baucus on supreme court has ordered the release of british born ahmed shaikh who was given a death sentence back in 2002 last year he confessed to a role in the kidnapping but not the killing of bank has mall. after 18 years in prison almost side shakes acquittal has been confirmed pakistan's supreme court rejected an appeal by daniel pearl's family and the provincial government one of the country's high courts had acquitted last year but had remained in prison while appeals were lodged and heard before the supreme court however after years of denial has admitted in a handwritten letter to the court of playing a minor role in the killing of the american journalist in pakistan although it's not clear what that involvement was 1st here chaired quandary do is position for the last 15 years he'd make it there he had to. rule he says here the minor role in the induction and murder of daniel pearl the parents or because of his minor role he had asked their to sentence be deduced and more importantly he also said their team knew. their to the real killers of d

have to go to the scene go to the same supreme court review its own decision and what happens now to ahmed omar saeed shaikh is the essential step for a doesn't return to the u.k. which is where he's a citizen from. actually he was sent free by the previous decision of the high court but then the government as i said provincial government is you know they had a bargain and it exercised their boller and they detained him but 90 days and during that time they appealed to the supreme god so that was an executive order by the british government otherwise the court had set him free now that he is acquitted again i don't know what the federal government would do what action would they do if he is sent back to a little karate which is the capital of say the progress is we have to see what would be the action of the syrian government permission government. this is what the central government is doing and then the us government takes this up with the governor of pakistan on diplomatic level which we we says it is going to happen to be my bet is the there is a you know there's a thought that the e.u

actually make sure to say if you're going underground back to you off of social media producer fine ahmed there well we've invited the u.k. government to appear on the program or provide us with a statement they haven't got back to us yet but they've said in the past that they disagree with a number of the observations by the un reporter on torture who detailed what he saw as torture of julian assange and belmarsh prison the government also said judges are imposed an independent from government with any judgement based solely on the facts of the case and the a political lord of course u.k. prime minister boris johnson has previously said it's only right the julian assange finally faces justice join us after the break as we speak to a man who knows all about wrongful detention talk to use of one of the exonerated central park 5 you spent over 7 years in juvenile detention for a crime he didn't commit and whose story is dramatized in netflix's award winning show when they see us. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. in front dacian let it be an arms race move

ashley: do you like the big tech sector, ahmed?s led the way for a number of years now. its used around the world. you still in favor of this price >> well right now, generally speaking for big tech we're neutral on that sector. like i said, obviously, the run- up has been quite strong and they have benefited tremendously from the pandemic but remember, these companies also, even before the pandemic these are companies that have fortress balance sheets, in their specific sectors, so it's not really a sector that you want to be short, i think. ashley: all right, ahmed, thank you so much, we really appreciate your insight, and a brave call on the travel sector, once we get past covid of course and the dow and s&p and the nasdac, the russel 2,000, closing out the week fresh record highs, that will do it for the "claman countdown", my good friend connell mcshane will take it over for next hour. connell: all right, thank you, ashley. under pressure, you know, it be a different story for the dow today if it wasn't for some of the bigger

has suffered violence from groups linked to al qaida and are still as ahmed interests explains from the army. last year more than 57000 new displacements have been recorded here in the here adding to the more than 400000 refugees and internally displaced persons already struggling with in adequate food and shelter the united nations described the situation as desperate we need more forms we are cutting our partner or a partner to help us because of course to to do our job to father complicate the situation of the movement of humanitarian workers is severely restricted not only because of the resurgence of coverage 19 but also they have become targets of these armed groups before there was like a kind of. respect for humanitarian people we don't. know everybody is is a target but here is a country that depends on international aid not only because of climate change but also because of conflict now experts here believe that the situation will get worse because of the continuing attacks in different parts of the. opposition figures in central african republic say president 1st 2 ideas vict

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secretary of state antony blinken said his country is ready to prosecute ahmed omar saeed sheikh instead he had received the death penalty for the 2002 murder. for retired u.s. ambassadors to ethiopia have written an open letter to prime minister abi up ahead concerned about regional violence in the tikrit region 3 months after fighting broke out amid cross border tensions a crippling aid groups from getting in but as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after witness which is up next. ready. busy busy my name is a sad lander busy. i used to be guards at jollibee chippers and can. never happen. i really did bad things would i be able to for gaev. somebody like me. guilty offer group rich o.j. the lack of motion for will for killing and then violation of the laws of. bus services as of lies a little shift in the as imprisonments. this is me and when i was in school 1st half my school thank you i just cannot believe that this boy is that monster. that becomes a. sorry sure that you know innocent but looking back in my past you know i just can't go there i don't see any

tell us about the characters in your book ahmed and the founder and director, what about omar the fighter? tell us about them and the different books that they liked in the personalities. >> what was fascinating for me first of all they were very young and in their twenties when the revolution started. >> one rule, one policy that's all they knew about each generation and raised with propaganda and censorship and fear. that was their daily companion even their parents wouldn't dare blame them for what happened in the past even perfect library the only library they would have been visiting was a library of damascus which was full of books spreading out propaganda. and talking to them the first page they word open and then they word quickly close the books and get rid of them all of them would tell me we used to hate reading we don't want to hear about any books and that is the irony of war that at a time and then they would have all the matters to deal with to create a very specific bond with books. and i was told in one of the first interviews he said we were kept from the words but those

ahmed vehicles protect the state capitol in georgia national guard troops were out in force across the u.s. after warnings that trump supporters would gather from all violent protests over the weekend but they had little on their hands protesters fail to show in large numbers in utah only a handful of heavily armed demonstrators gathered outside the statehouse. in michigan to the mood was a far cry from the scenes america witnessed an 11 days ago when a riot a small but still not the u.s. capitol. here not expect more from our top story or interest more to see what happens when you are going. through. why one protest said that right wing social media platforms had discouraged supporters from turning up. and a lot of people on the ear off especially on the right were saying you know not to go because they believe that there could be violent attacks left for peace you know they're after is the capital right they don't want to be seen as violent that's why a lot of them are out to. the real test of how fog trumps supposes that willing to go will come on wednesday when the eyes of the worl

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clears were ahmed. who only. good luck to them dazed and confused. my. not be the toughest one of them yeah yeah. but i. like the person. who looks if somebody can get out to church a day bring like 2 bags to you have some eye for me with 2 or 3 bags this is for me this is for my sister this is for my brother you see you know what your jesus does these at the gym doing open just as well as he wants candy to go under going through. all of your. child's seemed wrong but all goals just don't hold. any new goals that he's yet to shape out these days because the educated and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser report guys are time now to go to john rubino of dollar collapse dot com john welcome back to you now john we've known you for many years going back. days. seems to be the year that driven the dollar to collapse in a way that gold was unable to. 1 o'clock here in moscow in the headlines like pictures to show you right now people flooding on to the streets of

clears were ahmed. who only due. to them is doing time fuse to assist the. guy. to do the. yeah yeah. but i. like people. who look if somebody can get out to church a day bring like 2 bags to you have some i come here with 2 or 3 bags this is for me this is for my sister this is for my brother or me to you know what he said to caesar to jim doing open job as well as he wants candy to go through. a lot. higher up. the way of life of reindeer herding is leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality that. i know. a lot of them in drive the hoods women who carry the weight of the household look on their shoulders to show them which to scratch when also let sheed in there. is think it's nice however in the vast expanse of russia there is a spot where housewife could secure a regular employment status it's in the final 2 nights to make him a shot on the street. and usually she's ill bookie. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation or community. are you going the right

clears were ahmed. who only. believe 2 of them dazed and confused. i spoke. ah i see nothing the doctor from nothing yeah yeah. but i. like people who. do. you. know if somebody can get out to church a day bring like 2 bags to you have some i for man with 2 or 3 bags this is for me this is for my sister this is for my brother to say you know what your jesus is the use of the gym doing open gym as well as he was handy to go during true demand on. the top floor. to. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days comes to advocate and in again trying to close the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart when choose to look for common ground. this sport is nothing like football. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's a dangerous. business these ice speed more. than the breaks it's a. trip that some people. known as that have postponed the usual.

good luck met also drives a diesel the fuel is cheaper than gasoline or morocco and ahmed's white shark uses around 8 leaders per 100 kilometers that's hardly any worse than in the car. those of. us you do what you i looked at some new cars but i didn't like them. compared to mercedes reliability is downright ridiculous. in the mercedes you can drive even 2 or 3000 kilometers without worrying about whether you'll break down in the desert or somewhere. you'll always get where you're going. all the poor old. hard to believe if you take a closer look at other myths car it is after all. 36 years old. often it does not know how many kilometers it's clicked the a dom letter is broken in. the back. and we see him on the lookout for spare parts. of. the replacements but all matter perhaps larby can help his parts warehouse has nearly everything especially for the 240 diesel the most common model here but every year it gets harder to find used parts 10 years from now larby says there won't be any more. he can still get a lot of parts from europe from cars that have been in accidents or were scra

just 2 months after ahmed's arrest was also arrested.at the shoulder of that anatomical image of the buffoon for lesser i'm a little. more bob that all of them would have. a negative in there not. them again but if you had to view how little attention norm. even one. of say and who are truly worth in the form of that i mean shit. but somehow it blew up to be stolen when all my share my been out of hospital. here you were taught. how to feed. me also i got out of. hiking again we were going to solve is in order and. normal console market. going to. what it looks. filthy one of them if that. would be too mean of the letter feel what the election on much what i bash i get done be. madam but i'll be the heidi with a ball on my ear we all week at different began the year with a horrible bill that will be thanks to an international campaign highlighting his case our common saeed was released after one year imprisoned he now lives in germany. the one it's in that regard most close to one of the mothers are going to have another mother shouted.

food against the soviet union under the leadership of afghanistan's most respected military leader ahmed shah masood was doing the same oh so. your choice of the sort of moment you had been could ever say must. also that you please have a report when you're in a superior pick some up see sort of them sort of bizarre way in your courtroom at a couple really just for you but there are enormous from a lot of that when the sun my son before the hobbit a joke here but but it sure does so it was more classic and just. in my bum but i don't think you more than you want to know money on the kind of nation of course and also know mine for one another so kind of well he had some wonderful coordination. but when you were you i just didn't you know i was i was they could you could i really thought what he says is that particular about northern europe you should go to alt. after 10 days of traveling. to finally reach the end of the car door the last of the flowers sold and barely a few minutes. passed . morris. passed me and. w. ordered a jerk and. wished that though the order thought. there. was a.

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they join one of the wilds most notorious ahmed groups. but found a way out rebuild their lives and now help vets. a tale of course for chris and child soldiers and the have the 5th exploitation of women the door to is a bad part of the radicalize you'd see and it's on al-jazeera. 'd held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent major saying his crime journalist. to demand more neutral links and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. 3 monitors saying. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. together and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. tonio. on al-jazeera. with corona virus cases overwhelming the u.k.'s medical system the government's begun its rollout of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine. on come all santa maria here in doha with the world n

secretary of state anthony blinken says his country is ready to prosecute ahmed omar saeed sheikh instead. news continues on al-jazeera after if you find a. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge about foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get the vaccine when there's no money and all the rest the rich countries are fighting for inside story on al jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of know who filmmaker is around the globe. is what i go to when they got some courses and take a look at the no. they were hungry as are you wishing i'm done winning is handing them down the last. franklin that we have. no lives including just who has an on going for him and i mean. look the miller got his time and. the union and the u. turn chill down this was the end someone's head in the nig

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food against the soviet union under the leadership of afghanistan's most respected military leader ahmed shah masood was doing the same oh so. your choice of this whole moment you had been caught there was a must. also the police had to report when you're in a superior pick some up see some of them sort of bizarre way in your courtroom at a couple really just for you but they're very nervous from a lot of that are for the some muscle on both the what a joke to you but was it your best it was more classic and just. you know my mom but i think you more than you want to know money on the kind of mission of course and also knowing full well on the national kind of well you could someone with a whole coordinating. but when you were you i just didn't you know i was i was they could you just could i really thought what he says is that good good what about no one of yours should have to go to alt. after 10 days of traveling. to finally reach the end of the car door the last of the flowers sold and barely a few minutes. passed . the mourners. passed me and. w. ordered a jerk and. wish that they a

they join one of the wilds most notorious ahmed groups. but found a way out to rebuild their lives and now help by that it's. a tale of course for crude and child soldiers and the have the 5th exploitation of women daughters of alice a bad part of the radicalize you'd see in this tunnel jazeera. and all jews are. with every your. past at the soda new series expose the imperial origins of the drug trade commerce was good fires are always good for commerce of use thanks very much want to go and opens passage from the far east to europe and the united states. any money you money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics some power the era of empires on which is there. the number of corona virus infections in the us passes 20000000 while states full well short of that that's nation targets. no one darren jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the years are $81.00 the days are $132.00 thirds of the senators voting for the. u.s. senators from both sides hand donald trump a major defeat in the waning days of his pres

let's go live now to ahmed address in the capital of nice hair to talk about that breaking news story that we've been getting that reports are coming in of attacks on 2 villages in the west of the country i made it was you're speaking to us from the capital what are you hearing of these attacks. well basically the attack happened in the morning this saturday morning and it's believed that the attackers crossed over from mali which is bordering the area and so the 2 villages were attacked and an official a security source was confirming to us earlier this evening that the number of people killed in one village is but 50 and they are not sure how many have been killed in the 2nd village but they're sending a delegation which will arrive there in the morning to assess the situation but they are also confirming that no security personnel killed in the attack the attack was. carried out by armed groups that have infiltrated according to the source have into truth rated from the across the border from mali and so a lot of people are worried that in the next few months or so we will see an e

ambassador to ethiopia who roots to prime minister ahmed voicing your concern over the conflict in the to greater region what did you say to him you know several concerns the 1st is the need for immediate one to carry out access why all of the international and domestic aid organizations so that they can deal with me in monetary and crisis that is taking place on paper a region today we also expressed concern about what we believe to be to continuing existence so there are military forces entity grey region we don't think that contributes to it he's also mental of all this this because now we were concerned about the whole you know hate speech which is not really an issue for the government of ethiopia and so russian of the manatee india as far as maybe some elements in any the south that are sort of spreading the. claim of this and i'm also the among different ethnic groups in ethiopia now and we hope that there can be some sort of national political dialogue to deal not only with the issue and keep your eye but wider ethnic issues in ethiopia and did you get a response to that last.

journalist daniel pearl 19 years ago were jewish born ahmed omar saeed shaykh was given a death sentence back in 2002 last year he confessed to a role in the kidnapping but not the killing assad bakehouse more. after 18 years in prison i am an almost side shakes acquittal has been confirmed pakistan's supreme court rejected an appeal by daniel pearl's family and the provincial government one of the country's high courts had to quit it last year but had remained in prison while the appeals were lodged and heard before the supreme court however after years of denial has admitted in a handwritten letter to the court of playing a minor role in the killing of the american journalist in pakistan although it's not clear what that involvement was 1st year chaired one tree to his position for the last 15 years he'd make it they're here to. rule he says here the minor role in the induction and murder of daniel pearl arundel because of his minor role he had asked there to sentence be reduced and more importantly he also said their team knew. their to the real killers of daniel pearl world he named

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help ward off the cold that's left to the generosity of behalf locals there ensuring migrants like ahmed and his daughter won't freeze to death this winter. germany has introduced new tougher restrictions for travelers arriving from countries designated as high risk because they have high numbers of covert 19 infections or widespread cases of the new more contagious variant of the virus border police stepped up controls at german airports for passengers from around 30 countries all travelers no need to show a negative coronavirus test taken less than 48 hours before arriving in germany. germany's neighbor the czech republic is on the high risk list the new rules will affect thousands of people who cross the border every day to work in germany big queues built up once the new regulations came into force but if you put it all that goes on like this i think i'll quit my job in germany because i don't need this it's probably not worth it anymore and you can't do this all the time with attempts to do it 3 or 4 times a week you know waiting here for 2 hours ago it's not possible but covered wo

secretary of state anthony blinken says his country is ready to prosecute ahmed omar saeed shaykh instead it received a death penalty for the 2002 murder but was acquitted last year hundreds of journalists and activists in haiti have marched in the capital port au prince to protest against police brutality several journalists have been injured while covering recent clashes between protesters and police some were shot while they were reporting on corruption allegations against the government. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power station thanks for watching fanaa. what is sammy been doing with the money that it's boring we bring you the stories and developments the rapidly changing the world leaving the scene as congress is debating a bill seeking to raise billions of dollars from the super rich to support families hit hard by the undamaged counting the cost on al-jazeera. how has north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weapons program the answer is through a secretive gov

supremes court ordered the release of a man convicted of beheading the american journalist daniel ahmed omar saeed shaykh was the main suspect in the 2002 kidnapping and murder of the wall street journal reporter the u.s. says it's now prepared to prosecute him in america and russia's most powerful opposition figure will remain in jail after a court dismissed an appeal against his detention alexina volley will be imprisoned until a hearing on alleged parole violations can be held next month he was arrested after returning from germany where he was being treated for a poisoning that's been blamed on the kremlin those the headlines this hour coming up next we'll look at the millions of indians fighting to keep their citizenship that is the story in 101 is that it myself in the team here in london by for now. teaching you how to see real english streaming live on like you channel. last thousands of our programs will be with documentaries. subscribe to you she would slosh al-jazeera english. mean. in a remote part of india the identity of millions of people is being called into question. wh

convicted over the killing of american journalist daniel pearl 19 years ago a panel of 3 judges acquitted ahmed omar saeed shaykh of involvement in mr kirk pearl's kidnapping and beheading these 3 q.'s were acquitted last year. and one of germany's most closely watched trials for decades has ended with a guilty verdict and life imprisonment for a right wing extremist who murdered regional politician felton took 2 years ago was to look as a member of angular machall c.d.u. party and had spoken out in support of refugees stefan and shot him in the head at his home near the west german town of castle. it was a trial which brought the specter of far right violence in germany into sharp focus once again defendant was charged with murdering an elected politician valid to look there was a well liked local leader who defended angela merkel's policies on migration it turned him into a target for extremists stefan and recorded this video at a meeting where 5 to luka faced far right hecklers. you have to stand up for certain values is anyone who doesn't agree with these values is free to leave the country

in 2002 judges dismissed by daniel pearl's family and the pakistan government to keep british born ahmed omar saeed sheikh in jail let's go live to islamabad and our correspondent there. just take us through what happened in court today. yes well it's to reach the goals the government. has granted as the family of daniel. had to fire the next bale before they took for good you see behind me this entire country a fake court and a final deciding all part of the idea of the appeal of god going against the equator all omar shaykh along with other very complicated it should be remembered that so much a court facing very debts and then for the murder of daniel back in 2002 he would send james to dead along with other people for direct involvement in that march by the anti terror it's called however and i surprised the high court and that province knowing that that then by court equated to him and there's accomplices of that that's 10 times god that approximates garland and the supreme court that simply called holding the acts which there is so indeed a disappointment because we've also been he

band african football president ahmed ahmed is back at work pending appeal to the madagascan is accused of abuse of office mishandling funds and trading gifts he took his 5 year fee for granted to the court of arbitration for sport which said it would hear his appeal in march until then he's allowed to resume his duties to fly to cameroon in midweek to attend the final of the african nations championship a medal campaign to stand for reelection in march even though fee for root him ineligible because of the ban 43 year old english go for paul casey says he feels like he's regained his youth after winning the dubai desert classic casey it chipped in for a birdie here at the 4th hole that was one of 5 in his 2 under par final round he finished on 17 under overall that was 4 shots clear of south africa's that brand is casey's 15th title on the european tour and it based his hopes of qualifying for europe's ryder cup to this year's contest in september. a norwegian ski jumper i had never won a world cup event before this season is dominating the competition how awful agnel granary 8 when it

ahmed vehicles protect the state capital in georgia. national guard troops were out in force across the u.s. after warnings that trump supporters would gather for more violent protests over the weekend but they had little work on their hands protesters failed to show in large numbers. in utah. heavily armed pro trum demonstrators gathered outside the statehouse. that in michigan to the mood was a far cry from the scenes america witnessed in 11 days ago when raw into small stone the u.s. capitol. not expected to march terry come out today talk the joy over everest or to see what happens ok mark in the middle east kicker great again this was supposed to start with my one protester said that roy pulling social media platforms had discouraged trump supporters from turning up. and a lot of people on their opposition on the right were saying you know not to go because they believe that their age could be violent attacks left or be you know they're after is the capital right it want to be seen as killfile and that's why a lot of them work out