t amir is 25 pounds with a light complexion with black braids and brown eyes. he was wearing a red shirt, blue pants along with tan colored boots and jacket. he was also wearing a red hat. now, police believe the toddler is with his father, sherrod twitty. he's 6 feet talls, weighs about 300 pounds and may be driving an older model blue acura with four doors and tinted rear windows. d.c. police need your help located amir. if you have any information call d.c. police. that's the latest. back up to you guys. >> annie thank you. 4:31 is the time. president trump has until the end of the week to make a major decision about iran's nuclear program and the united states' involvement. the president is deciding whether to continue waving sanctions against iran. the administration has to tell whether iran is complying with the major components of the nuclear deal. >> president trump says it's unlikely he'll be interviewed by robert mueller's team. the president was asked about the possibility of an interview and said he didn't think it would be necessary since he says t

mohammad amir mohammad khan there, speaking to us from his beautiful palace in india.e of the greatest archaeological finds of the 20th century. in the spring of 1974, local farmers in china accidentally uncovered the site of the vast terracotta army. our next witness is an archaeologist who has dedicated her career to the remarkable life—sized figures. news archive: it is a vast pottery army. slowly being unearthed from the tomb where it has lain for more than 2,000 years. at one time... she still works at the site of the terracotta army in xian. in 1977, anti—apartheid activist steve biko, leader of the black consciousness movement in south africa, died in police custody. weeks earlier, he had been arrested. witness has spoken to biko's friend peterjones who was arrested with him. i miss my friend steve biko, and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young political—minded black people. the black consciousness movement. we believe in our country there will be no minority, no majority, there willjust be people.

mohammad amir mohammad khan there, speaking to us from his beautiful palace in india.archaeological finds of the 20th century. i've worked at the site for many years. the she still works at the site of the terracotta army in xian. in 1977, anti—apartheid activist steve biko, leader of the black consciousness movement in south africa, died in police custody. weeks earlier, he had been arrested. witness has spoken to biko's friend peterjones who was arrested with him. i miss my friend steve biko and i am forever in his debt. steve biko is one of the people that originated the new generation of young political minded black people. the black consciousness movement. we believe in our country there will be no minority, no majority, there willjust be people. and those people will have the same status before the law and they will have the same rights before the law. the apartheid government ensured there was no resistance against its doctrines and against its policies. there was a roadblock and they then searched the car. they found an identity document which was mine, they th

amir: potentially we could see that.f you think about what verizon said this morning, some of the discussions they are having is talking about helping their employees and focusing on the ability to improve the company and improve the beneficiaries to the company. those are some of the things that are in play at the moment. vonnie: where do you see the carrier landscape going? we obviously have t-mobile still out there, sprint, verizon. it has to find other ways to improve its top line. what is the landscape look like in 12 months? amir: the way we think about it is the big talk last year was if spring -- sprint and t-mobile were going to get together. the deal was shattered because of ownership structure and put -- a potential deal could of been a range. we are also seeing this increased move to vertical. moves to when it comes to directv and looking to acquire time warner. it certainly is evolving. we do expect a lot of the operators to embrace different pools of revenue as they look to deal with the lecture wireless am

jeffrey, is president trump saying this because of all the factors that amir is highlighting?r is it also a visceral reaction to a deal that was signed under president obama? it is clear that it is the latter. these are complex issues that take a lot of study. we know he is not a man who likes to study. these are gut reactions. it is, they are bad, obama liked them, therefore i don't. there is no chess — this is checkers. the people around him agree that this is one foreign policy area where they seem united. there is a consensus that iran has got away with a lot, that there has been kowtowing to them to try to accommodate, and i think there is a sense that iran needs to be held to account, which is why there is some support for this. the complexity of this, and when you add in the demonstrations we have seen in iran in the last months or weeks, that come in conservative areas, they add a layer of complexity that makes it more difficult to navigate this. when iran says it will respond forcefully to any attempts to get it to negotiate something new, what does that mean? what is

. —— with amir khan. boxing fights would love to see it. -- with amir khan.l brook. to a certain extent both stars have waned because kell brook suffered back—to—back losses due to gennady golovkin and spence. amir khan was knocked out by alvarez in his last fight. still big draws. brooke returned against kravchenko in march. it would be fantastic. we all want it, the fans wa nt fantastic. we all want it, the fans want it, you know. i need it before i hang my gloves up, i'm hanging my gloves up pretty soon, i haven't got years left. probably putting it took three, four, five i've got left. that is the only fight out there what i really. .. that is the only fight out there what i really... tick the box, i can walk away a very happy man. been involved in a massive fight, massive, massive, the biggest fight in world boxing. obviously i want it. might not be quite at their peak but it would be a massive fight. many thanks for that. in netball, england's quad series begins against new zealand tomorrow, hoping to repeat their famous victory over the silver ferns in

the american writer and broadcaster jeffrey kofman, the iranian writer, broadcaster, and journalist amirdam raphael. welcome to you all. the iran nuclear deal survives, at least for a few more months. president trump has declared he will extend sanctions relief for iranjust once more, giving european countries what he called ‘a last chance' to fix ‘terrible flaws' in the 2015 deal. for example, the white house wants signatories to agree permanent restrictions on iran's uranium enrichment — currently they expire in a sunset clause in 2025. and the administration has announced 14 new targeted sanctions against individuals and entities. amir, all other signatories say this deal is working, ...so so what does this stance from president trump mean, do you think? years trying to link the deal to two other

and amir khan has announced his return to the ring. in what will be khan's first fight in nearly two of the sport. and that is all your sport for now. those stories on the bbc sport website. website. and we will have more for you in sports day at half past six. that pick up again on today's events in brussels. until the end of december 2020. by the rules. he said it cannot be a matter of choosing things la cart. choosing things la cart. to chris morris, who has been looking at things in details. transition period and what we know about the way and my pan out? about the way and my pan out? what will be quite a different world for many businesses. for many businesses. that is the good part. good part. have to follow all these roles without having any say in them. without having any say in them. barnier said at the press conference. the eu position is very clear. 315t of december, 2020. of the european court ofjustice. force during this period. include new eu rules entering into force. force. interests, we need a mechanism to deal with that. deal with that. guidelines say, pretty much,

and more on the story now with amir a saudi an iraqi journalist who is living here in berlin he joins us in our studio good morning to you as yet no one has claimed responsibility for these twin bombings last what do you think what is the government response been so far to this i think this is the first response from mr bobbsey the prime minister of iraq give many orders for the intelligence to in the hands of their work and in concentrate on the sleeping cell i think in the end of the day is going to face i hope not but all the the size looks like iraq is going to see more. similar attacks within back to the city in. a body's government actually said that it had declared victory over islamist terrorists that had been operating in iraq what does that mean for the government ok to liberate area area in iraq from the hands of islamic state doesn't mean the security hundred percent for of iraqis it is also the way to destroy them or and also to gain more power to gain more of the ground from them but the battlefield is now it's not in the area but it is in the in the intelligence war aga

police tell us amir is 25 pounds with a light complexion, black braids and brown eyes.e was also wearing a red shirt, blue pants along with tan colored boots and jacket. he was also wearing a red hat at the time of his disappearance. now, police believe the toddler is with his father sherrod twitty. sherrod is 6 feet tall weighs about 300 pounds and may be driving an older model blue acura with four doors and also tinted rear windows. d.c. police need your help locating amir. if you have any information you're urged to call d.c. police. that's the very latest from the news room. back to you maureen and holly. >> ♪ >> time right now is 5:02. death toll from those california mudslides is rising. at least 17 people are dead and that same number are reported missing. many people ignored voluntary evacuation orders and the l.a. times reports that emergency cell phone alerts did not go out to residents until after the mudslides began in montecito area a officials say it is because they did expect such disastrous conditions. >> a lot of frustration on the part of people who ha

had earlier presented him as a potential alternative to catalyze amir saudi arabia the u.a.e. bihari in egypt all ties with qatar last june accusing its government of supporting terrorism an allegation that doha denies budget sorry is professor of political sociology at qatar university joins me now on the phone from doha this is a significant development in the story of the blockade so far many people who are tuning in to al-jazeera will not know who this man is can we just discuss how important he is in terms of the royal family. i'm going to lead the eyes on the head with a member kindly and hiking member if you will as he calls it a good candle resilin and he had. many contacts within something within the walls family called only he wanted me to get to before we moved which was completely understandable when he supported the blockade on. the government building the located in the beginning but for a. couple of months you have maybe visible on that location feed media. on. channels like a lot of the examples seen. fit to sit down with the king for example we've seen him wit

former light—welterweight world champion amir khan has announced has announced he'll be making a comebacke his last fight which was a brutal defeat at the hands of canelo alvarez. khan is an olympic silver medallist and will fight in liverpool in april. his opponent will be announced next week. i never thought i would walk away... i never thought i would walk away... i never wanted to walk away with a defeat and without winning the world title, or with how things are the big fights. being 31, ifeel title, or with how things are the big fights. being 31, i feel better 110w big fights. being 31, i feel better now than when i was 28, so i know i've got a lot left in my tank and i think it's time to shine and show people where i belong. i think sometimes people forget how young i was and are now at my peak. this time last year billy monger was being tipped by many as the next lewis hamilton. he was 17 and a star of formula 4 racing. but in april billy had both lower legs amputated after an accident. his recovery and determination since have astounded doctors and this week billy will be drivin

the bill has all but ended the political process between the two we spoke to political commentator amir oren about the. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are all self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish part of jerusalem from the arab part most israelis especially those who leave until of even bigger city don't really care that much or would even prefer to have jerusa

without further due welcome me in joining me amir husain. [applause] >> thank you very much for that generous introduction and also for your kindness in hosting me at this lovely bookstore and i came in here and was really enjoying the ambiance and it's a wonderful place to be. what i will start by doing is reading a passage from the book and then perhaps we can start to explore some of the themes that the book covers. the book goes through the sections by asking some of the existential questions, the ai, what that means for us and then we talk about some of the fears around the ai, two of them that ai might kill us, another one that if it doesn't kill us, it will take our jobs and will lead to mass unemployment and instability. we talk about these things and we try to quantify whether these happen will only happen with a certain level with artificial intelligence, with agi or otherwise, and is there something to, you know, pushing the band, is there value in pushing the band. these sorts of discussions an the book really separates that out

former world light—welterweight champion amir khan has linked up withjoshua's promoter eddie hearn to his glory days. and he's returning to the ring in liverpool in april. he's been telling our boxing correspondent mike costello about the months spent away from boxing, which left him filled with self—doubt. a lot‘s happened. in the last two yea rs, a lot‘s happened. in the last two years, i had a lot of personal problems, with family stuff. i made a lot of silly mistakes, myself, which i will admit. i think it was more frustrating not being in the boxing ring, being out for so long, i had boxing ring, being out for so long, ihada boxing ring, being out for so long, i had a hand injury, which i had to operate on three times. but now it is good to go. so i had a lot going on in my life, i didn't know if i was ever going to fight again. i never knew that. will i ever fight again, or will never knew that. will i ever fight again, orwilli never knew that. will i ever fight again, or will i be at the top again, or will i be at the top again, willi again, or will i be at the top again, will

another big name is trying to recapture his glory days — former world light—welterweight champion amir he told our boxing correspondent mike costello about the months spent away from boxing which left him filled with self—doubt. a lots happened. i had a lot of personal problems with the family and stuff. made a lot of silly m ista kes and stuff. made a lot of silly mistakes myself which i will admit. i think it was more frustration not being in the boxing ring bg, being out so long. i had a hand injury that i had to operate on three times. now it's good to go. i had a lot going on, i didn't know if i was going to fight again. i never knew that. you know, what was going on in my life, will i everfight again. or will i ever be on top again, will my hand ever be better. these are things going through my mind at the time. what helped me a lot was when i went on to the show i'm a celebrity, into the jungle show and i went in there and it gave me time to think about me. gave me time to think about where i want to be in life, what i want to do. i think, boxing is what made me fighting for my

mentors it'll be interesting because the actual painting is called the unknown morea and maybe but amir put maybe he's a memorial. the correct me if i'm wrong but an american speak for country of the year as a time to speak for a minute as premier or. ever since time immemorial. and we're not going to be speaking of an event that will downs i get out of people in the real good. and look after nana our i don't know i guess there are benefits from speaking of public engagements but not at the risk of solving suffered injury governor and certainly not trial counsel we would prefer not to put that as a potential conflict so they can speak at that conference and we don't have to do that. hello for you. ambassador. crocker's how you. may know it's a trick to get off the bat. we got some new us citizens to ten citizens but tough so well the same citizens of several other retorts approval. in the dream time i used to be a journalist in parliament house. the connections of my here with the press gallery while working here but also with all the members of parliament this is what's going to make i

subject is one of a number of candidates competing for the russian presidency the incumbent of light amir putin is running for what would be his fourth term russia's communist party presented a new face this year grew dean and is their candidate however the candidates from the liberal democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party vladimir zhirinovsky and grigory yavlinsky are the same as in previous elections. the u.s. now the debate over what to do with the children of illegal immigrants who grew up in the country known as dreamers where the debate is heating up an article in the new york times has triggered a backlash for proposing a compromise between liberals on the trumpet ministration over the issue the author of the piece suggested that trump's senior policy adviser stephen miller should be included in the gauche oceans about immigration as he represents the views of a wide spectrum of society miller is an advocate of increased restrictions on immigration the idea prompted people to take to twitter to brown the new york times a white supremacist paper this is a town i

officers are looking for amir chef yelled. now police say that the father sherrod tweety might be driving an older blue four door acura. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> shocking video from baltimore shows a woman being left outside of the hospital wearing only a hospital gown. the university university of maryland medical center say they share the shock and sadness and disappoint of many who viewed the video. we clearly failed to fulfill our mission wi the video was shot by a medical student. the hospital is investigating what exactly hammond. >> are you okay ma'am? do you need me to call the police? >> that man did in fact call the police. he called medics for help. they took the woman back to the same hospital that threw her out. this is not a new or isolated incident. in 2007, 60 minutes investigated what's being called and identifying patient dumping in hospitals in the l.a. area. >>> president trump says he does not see why special counsel robert mueller would need to interview him about the russia

prove any decisions made regarding the buying trees of jerusalem we spoke to political commentator amir oren about possible reasons behind the. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are self-styled heavy houdini's who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to hoist them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish pop of jerusalem from the arab part most israelis especially those who leave until of even bigger city don't really care that much or would

agency a spokesperson of that agency called the situation the worst crisis in history political analyst amir out in believes that such unilateral moves from trump may harm the troubled israeli palestinian peace process after the first year of donald trump in the white house he's no longer a freshman any seasoned diplomat would have told him don't do it why don't you consult consider and then come up with a round up round the package which offers something for everybody not just a letter which pleases some israelis but freezes the prospects of the peace process. in other news this morning forty one people and i are known to have died in a hospital fire in the south korean city of many young just to the southeast of the capital so the cause of the fire still isn't known but officials do say it started in the hospital's main building i reports also say that more than eighty people have been injured the scene of them critically the country's prime minister has ordered the government to send all available equipment and personnel to help the scene. now a palestinian man's attempts to you have the

amir khan says he's targetting winning a world title, after signing a deal to fight for eddie hearn's. the former world champion will make a return to the ring after nearly two years out when he fights in liverpool, on 21 april. his opponent is yet to be announced. khan has linked up with promoter eddie hearn on a three—fight deal. hearn says he's aiming for a british mega—fight with kell brook at the end of the year. the former liverpool goalkeeper tommy lawrence has died at the age of 77. the scotsman was bill shankly‘s first—choice keeper during the 1960s. he twice won the league with the club and the fa cup once, during that time. he made 390 appearances for liverpool, before making the switch to tranmere rovers in 1971, where he stayed for three years. he was also capped for scotland three times. tommy lawrence, former liverpool goalkeeper, who has died at the age of 77. that's all the sport for now. we will shortly be going to westminster to join we will shortly be going to westminster tojoin norman we will shortly be going to westminster to join norman smith. before that, we ar

by half the head of the agency called the situation the worst crisis in history political analyst amir or in told us that search unilateral moves from trumbull may harm the troubled israeli palestinian peace process. after the first year of donald trump in the white house he's no longer a freshman any seasoned diplomat would have told him don't do it why don't you consult consider and then come up with a round up around the package which offers something for everybody not just a unilateral law which pleases some israelis but freezes the prospects of the peace process. but. now journalists in the us have noticed the quietly made it to the official mission statement of the national security agency online because it turns out the words like honesty trust and openness and gone the old core values used to begin with the word on this day saying that the american people have placed great trust in the n.s.a. and therefore the agency promised promises to honor that with openness when out instead begins with the phrase commitment to service here's how the n.s.a. explain the changes it's nothing

channel an officer can be heard instructing a presenter to attack the amir of qatar intelligence officer also tells a presenter that pressure should be increased on kuwait to prevent it supporting qatar in the gulf crisis egypt the saudi arabia and bahrain imposed an economic blockade on qatar in june kuwait has been attempting to mediate in the dispute here as president donald trump insists any immigration reform must include funding for a border war with mexico and choose a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for undocumented immigrants who are brought to the u.s. as children those are the headlines the stream. as thousands of seek refuge in bangladesh a new armed group is taking shape fighting the government. because they refuse to give us basic rights as citizens for the first time a member of the ira can just salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time. ok in the street. today a recent rise in attacks on migrants is shining the spotlight on racism inquiry i'd also calling on the country to examine the growing popularity of a right wing political party. si

for its health sector conveniently called health amir's that is the initial positive sentiment among investors regarding this i.p.o. is fading why is that yeah exactly well the i.p.o. of health in years is going to be certainly a mag i.p.o. here taking place before easter at the frankfurt stock exchange is going to be one of the biggest that we have seen here since twenty years why it's hating well actually the numbers of health in the years are not anymore that positive also their profit is down at the moment with about fifteen percent that's what's making investors here feel a little bit that the hype won't be as big as they are actually hoping for then you open frankfurt thank you. now the traditional winter slowdown has affected germany's unemployment figures the country's employment office says two point five seven million people where out of work and january that's one hundred eighty five thousand more than in december though the number is less than last year those working outside have been particularly affected the bad weather has led construction farming and gardening compani

and for more on that story we can go live to new york, where i'm joined by amir handjani, a senior fellowouncil. thank you for your time. not due iranian revolution, iran is a wealthy country with an expanding economy. how far do you think this is going to go? what is going on, as your report indicates, what is unusual about these protists is that they are happening in poorer agrarian societies, deeply religious communities in iran. these tend to be the base of the iranian regime so it is particularly noteworthy that these are the communities rising up and they are rising up because they have seemed neither benefits of the nuclear deal or any economic prosperity in the last 30— a0 years. every year prices rise on essential goods, food prices in particular, and it becomes very, very difficult to make ends meet and to get by. this is at the heart of the issues of these protists. despite what the us ambassador to the un is saying, you do not see this as a movement to overthrow the government but what as economic grievances? absolutely. at the height of the movement, you had to—3 the height o

well, earlier i talked to amir handjani, a senior fellow at the atlantic council in new york, and askeds and president trump factored in in all this. well, what is going on is, as your report indicates, at the height of the green movement, you had, numbers suggest, 2—3 million people on the streets of tehran. you had discernible leadership, and you had very clear demands. you do not have that here. you have a few hundreds, sometimes thousands, in certain cities, that are protesting and there is no discernible leadership — indigenous or outsider. we don't know what the demands of these protesters are. they are — what's very clear is they have a lot of grievances, mainly economic. some have taken the opportunity to voice their dissent on the iranian leadership, or on its foreign policy. but mostly the grievances have been that, you know, economic inequality and corruption, that's so pervasive right now in the iranian economy... one point i'm sure people are wanting to ask you, we're slightly limited in time — how does the us factor into this if at all, would you say? what the us is saying

if you have any information or have seen amir, please call dc police.inue to monitor this from the newsroom. back to you steve and allison. >> hope he's okay. annie, thank you very much. >>> hey, tuck. good morning. >> hi, good morning. milder air moving on in as we speak. 50s later today and 60s tomorrow. >> i mean what month is this? is this march? >> it's going feel like march. [ laughter ] >> for only couple of days. so of course this time of year the warmer temperatures don't last but at least a couple of days where maybe we could turn our heat down and enjoy the milder air. 41 now at reagan national. 40 dulles off to more comfortable start, 4 baltimore at bwi marshall. all right. here's the trade off. cloud cover today. mostly cloud dough day today. and after a very dry couple of months finally we're starting to see moisture coming up out of the northern gulf and eventually we'll get rain showers in here. later tonight i think that morning commute tomorrow much of tomorrow kind of on again off again showers tomorrow night some rain into early satu

had earlier presented him as a potential alternative to katter's amir saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt all cut ties with qatar last june accusing its government of supporting terrorism which though hardly knowing. so little more than the hello i'm currently in abu dhabi i was hosted by ship mohammed i'm now confined to my residence i'm not allowed to leave i fear anything may happen to me and tend the blame is put on qatar and therefore this is my way to notify you all very in case i suffer any harm qatar cannot be blamed i'm currently hosted by shaikh mohammed and he shall be responsible for anything i may happen to me finally i want to salute the people of qatar the people of the u.a.e. and of saudi arabia and all deployed of the gulf thank you. one of the world's biggest dairy company says it will pay damages to families affected by its contango native baby milk french company tallis was accused of trying to cover up the extent of the salmonella contamination at one of its plants now in a rare media interview c.e.o. emmanuel bears near has admitted the problem affe

channel an officer can be heard instructing a presenter to attack the amir of qatar intelligence officer also tells the presenter that pressure should be increased on kuwait to prevent it supporting cattle in the gulf crisis egypt the saudi arabia and bahrain imposed an economic blockade on qatar in june kuwait has been attempting to mediate in the dispute years president don trump insists any immigration reform must include funding for a border war with mexico and choose a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for undocumented immigrants who are brought to the u.s. as children those are the headlines the stream. as thousands of seek refuge in bangladesh a new armed group is taking shape fighting the government. because they refuse to give us basic rights as citizens for the first time a member of the ira can just salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time. ok in the street. today a recent rise in attacks on migrants is shining the spotlight on racism inquiry and also calling on the country to examine the growing popularity of a right wing political party.

channel an officer can be heard instructing a presenter to attack the amir of qatar the intelligence office also tells the presenter that pressure should be increased on kuwait to prevented from supporting cattle in the gulf crisis egypt the u.a.e. saudi arabia and bahrain imposed an economic blockade on cattle in june kuwait has been attempting to mediate in the dispute israeli forces have carried out raids in several villages in the occupied west bank after settler was killed in a drive by shooting on tuesday the funeral has been held for the thirty five year old rabbi who was a resident of it and the illegal israeli settlement near the city of nablus police are continuing the search for his killer temporary roadblocks are restricting access to the area. millions of dollars worth of jewelry is believed to have been stolen in an armed robbery in paris police say five people smashed a window of a jewelry store at the ritz hotel a wednesday evening three people were arrested at the scene two other suspects escaped on scooters. still ahead on al-jazeera. colombia's peace process with i

a little earlier i spoke to the iranian writer and journalist amir taheri, who told me america have deepran has a great role in the stability of the middle east. the islamic republic is holding 36 hostages including americans and british and dual nationals and so on and unless the iranian problem as a whole is solved, you cannot settle the middle east at all. the 0bama approach appeared to be to say we would isolate the question of the nuclear programme and deal with that and only with that, and that way we will get a deal. the approach of this administration seems to be more all encompassing. is there actually a realistic prospect of forcing iran back to the negotiating table to talk about some of these other things such as human rights and the missile programme? i think there is. unless you have a holistic approach the problem will not be solved because the country cannot behave in different ways on different issues. you cannot be the tough guy in one section of the soft guy in another section. it is good for iran as well to see what problems it has with the outside world and settle th

government and doha the answer qatar alliance has tried to portray him as a potential replacement to the amir of qatar shipped i mean been hammered funny they wanted to create an opposition to form within the royal family but for the qatari society he's an unknown person he doesn't have the credentials he doesn't have the charisma even his in own the nuclear family did not approve the the old he was toying to play never mind the oil family or the qatari society in december former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik who was in self-imposed exile in the u.a.e. posted a video message saying he was being detained against his will was deported forty eight hours later flown to cairo and in a morality plane where he was immediately detained upon his arrival days later. he withdrew from the race to be the next president of egypt in november lebanon's prime minister was summoned to saudi arabia for a meeting with crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although saga has not said he was health captive many believe that he was including the german foreign minister who tweeted that how do you do you shoul

big business coin it's centralization vs decentralization meanwhile over there in russia let amir putin and his team at the kremlin are thinking about taking the theory and blocking it hard for it and doing the ruble coin is this important of course it is because they're going to bypass sanctions and therefore all attempts by the centralization of the american government and the u.s. dollar is for no a lot. but you get too much sun and little of it. anyway so of course over the christmas break everybody purchased a lot of goods for gifts that they actually couldn't afford so these headlines do together and it tells an interesting story for twenty eight teens paying down christmas debt how long will it take this is from michele bachmann he provides this chart consumer credit outstanding going back to one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the red line on the bottom is the revolving credit like credit card debt that hit a trillion dollars in the past year but the yellow line is non revolving debt which is things like student loans auto loans mortgages and you can see that a sword now the t

the race because of a fraud conviction he says the charges were politically motivated present that amir putin is widely expected to win a fourth term in march there's ambassador to the un nikki haley has met a group of african diplomats just days after president donald trump to rocketry remarks on immigration from the continent. james bays has more from the u.n. in new york. this was the highest level meeting between an official of the trump administration and african nations ambassador nikki haley is not just the u.n. ambassador for the trumpet ministration she's a member of the cabinet she was in damage limitation mode but she did not apologize i understand that she told the african ambassador she didn't know exactly what was said in that meeting last week in washington d.c. she simply said she regretted the political drama regarding what had been said she stress the long ties between the continent and the united states and the investment and contribution that the u.s. had made towards africa for example citing the sixty six billion dollars the u.s. has given since the year two thousa

if we do here at least we get a feel if we are killed amir more there is no federal data just burnt. we must be recognised as a hinge we want to houses rebuilt and freedom of movement if they kill us and meanwhile they just burn the bodies that even three children into the fire some as young as my son. by the day says the list it is compiled of the names of more than a million refugees has not yet been submitted to the myanmar government vehicle plan would then involve verifying the names of each refugee on that list before giving it back to bangladesh all sorts who will then ask refugees if they want to return the religion had their citizenship withdrawn in what was then burma thirty five years ago the myanmar government considers them illegal immigrants. aid agencies say meum are soldiers and armed gangs killed thousands of men women and children in recent months a situation described by the un as ethnic cleansing the me i'm a government has denied the claim and any independent investigation and says temporary shelters are ready for the refugees it allows to return the idea of aski

just behind the camera as well is the governor's office the club amir's office and these are all businesses. the u.n. is announces special envoy for syria stuff and the restorer will attend talks on syria's future in sochi next week syrian opposition members say they're boycotting the negotiations unless russia genuinely engages with them towards a solution one of the world's richest men billionaire saudi princella will leave when followers been released from detention been held for two months on corruption charges and was released after agreeing a financial settlement at least fourteen soldiers have been killed in an attack on an army camp in northern mali eighteen others were wounded in the assault by armed men into two northern mali was controlled by a number of armed groups and to the french led military operation five years ago the struggle to maintain peace a top aide to a former presidential candidate in egypt has reportedly been stabbed and beaten outside his home near cairo going in there was advise ng sami and then was recently arrested and accused of incitement against the milita

police this is amir shef follow feld last seen with biological father. near garfield elementary school. please take a look at your screens right now. look at the baby there on the left. if you have seen him know where a mir is, please call police. >> new this morning, more than a million walmart workers will get a boost to pay checks starting next month the company will pay workers $11 an hour in u.s. and one will get $1,000 tax bonus. walmart also expanding paternity leave benefits. >> how about this on a basketball court a native prince george county did a milestone. >> get to 20,000 in the first half? there it is. 25 points on the night turned into 20,000 points in kevin durant basketball career. made that historic shot in last night's game against the clippers. golden state warriors is the second youngest player to achieve that feet just behind lebron james. got a standing ovation at oracle arena, 11th year in the nba. congratulations to him. >>> lawmakers taking an important vote on capitol hill. today they'll divide the fate of surveillance program

intelligence services has conjectured or postulated part of the reason but amir putin attacked the dnc because he was so upset about the revelations of the panama papers leaving the obama administration. that is one reason he decided to go after the election. >> but as we hear the attorneys are going around the planet to create a network to hunt down the hidden assets. so talk about unintended consequences and maybe this is where the solution comes from. >> that has been going on for a while depending on how successful they are but you really can't expect real change in that way but there are some great stories i think dimitri is a russian oligarch and he got involved with a multibillion-dollar divorce and his wife accused him of hiding assets and they went to war and then managed to get a couple million dollars out of him. >> did i hear you say the secret world is responsible for high rent in miami? >> basically all of the foreign nationals are buying up properties in cash through anonymous companies and often times and question all providence where that money is coming from. maybe no