straight to the royal palace here in doha where the turkish president or the one is meeting with the amir to discuss issues and regional concerns that's just dip in and listen to what he has to say trying to maintain security and i'd like to give them my thanks norbi we hear you and lord protect you from any trouble any attack and always approaching. god god be with you. and we seem to just caught the end of his speech to a service personnel he has of course been a great supporter of qatar during the blockade of the country these past 2 years and both countries obviously are very concerned about the ongoing situation in syria and the regional disturbances certainly in iran recently and of course in iraq much to discuss and hopefully gets more analysis of what the president is discussing with the qatari amir in the coming hours now the number of people killed in landslides and flooding in northwestern kenya has risen to 52 rescue workers in west closed too close to the border with in kandahar struggling to reach thousands of people in need of help because of bad conditions up to a 1000000

but i'm here for that amir overage to the ends justify the means. of putin's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. this is the news these are our top stories the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president donald trump held another day of public hearings friday session heard from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine mary yvonne of it trump dismissed her from that position in a manner she called intimidating and an effort to smear her reputation.

man on the other end of that line to the white house is caught up in his side of the events flawed amir's alecky as much more attention from the u.s. now than he ever wanted we ask how ukraine gate looks from kiev and what's at stake . we had. i think good phone call it was normal we spoke about many things and they stood so i think when you are ready that nobody bullshit bullshit me yes no credit. no pressure on ukraine to launch an investigation into trump rival joe biden's son hunter that's a claim that since been challenged by numerous top u.s. officials testifying to congress irrespective of whether this ends in impeachment to trump what does this mean for his visibly uncomfortable guest polygamous alinsky and the country elite. as worrying is ukraine gate is for ukraine's leaders in the streets of the capital kiev it's barely making waves most people are struggling to understand just what trump is accused of wanting insolence to. you'd have to ask trump what it is he wanted to be honest i don't have a clue on their noses and probably wanted to make ukraine join nato and the e.u. . h

but i'm here for that amir of itch to the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses starts december 13th on t.w. . welcome to news from the world of arts and culture climate and culture are in the news with venice underwater we'll be looking at the relationship between climate and the arts also coming up. 100 faces from 100 years of life the photographers look at all the age use. and the invention of the light bulb ended the natural alternation of light and dark and intriguing art exhibition looks at how electric light has changed. current weather patterns around the world are showing us quite clearly that we are not looking after all planets and recent pictures coming out of venice some naturally disturbing not just for the local population that but for our lovers around the world and indeed anyone who has visited this extraordinary city in northern italy the crypt in st mark's basilica unesco world heritage site is on the water and this is the 6th time this has happened in 1200 years but 4 of those times have been in the last 2 decades. the clima

what they announce but it looks really unlikely that they're going to accept this call your honor amir is reporting for us in love pas thank you very much. well in spain citizens are voting today in the 4th election in 4 years opinion polls show prime minister pedro sunset sanchez's socialist party is in the lead there was predicted that they will not secure a majority the far right vox party could double its seats in parliament after a rise in the last election. spain's political paralysis is leading to voter fatigue. party leaders urged people to turn out for sunday's ballot the 2nd this year. the country is deeply divided but one thing voters do seem to agree on is ending the stalemate. so. i really hope that we can end this confusing situation because in the end it will not lead us anywhere short term you know there's a high percentage of people who aren't show up to very today but i think people just stick to their parties and there might be a major difference in the end of the letter but if they can't agree this time it will be the last time i vote and they also shouldn't be paid

law and maybe the government will be quite different than what we have no facing ok iraqi journalist amir was on the situation in iraq thanks for that thank you. a fragment of what believed to have been part of the manger where jesus was laid to after his birth has been returned to the holy land the relic was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago now it's back in bethlehem the town where christians say jesus was born. in cased in silver this piece of wood this come. from a papal church in rome the way to jerusalem christians believe it comes from jesus is current it is very important because these pieces of the man. that is coming. to the holy land last of many saying it is because there are. 7 saying that the structure of the. wing from. bethlehem to rome it may be a small wooden fragment but it has huge political as well as religious significance . it's. a message of a special friendship between his holiness and president mahmoud abbas it's a message of solidarity with the palestinian people it's a message of peace to the people of the holy land it's a message from the holy

of amir of. bolivia thank you. meanwhile spade is in the midst of a rerun election its 4th in 4 years opinion polls show the socialist party of prime minister peter sanchez in the lead though it's thought they will not secure a majority the far right vox party is expected to double its seats in parliament after a surge in support in the last election in april voter fatigue has set in the midst spain's political paralysis party leaders urged them to turn out for sunday's ballot the 2nd this year the country is deeply divided but one thing voters do seem to agree on is ending the stalemate. that i really hope we can end this confusing situation because in the end it will not lead us anywhere assured them you know there's a high percentage of people who aren't sure up to very today but i think people just stick to their parties and there might be a major difference in the end of what they've got if they can't agree this time it will be the last time i vote and they also shouldn't be paid any more. the snap election wa

but today we bring you some inspiring is from that very place we've come across 27 year old florence amir then is a teacher at bishop lapis high school who has learned is hooked and social media a. breakdown of the dominance of teacher and if you sit down to listen to the speech i'm going to have some sort of a way with in my listening to me i keep my years on the little one. through it and then after our country comes covered everything. and then i go do research on 2 things that all in line with the continent and it can spy of them. lying to. the side of the song is disgusting. being revealed was the sound of my voice if this constant along both mean anything woman not. being dumping them and giving them they do face a lot of challenges in their households we talk about poverty we talk but gangsterism and all other social ills within the community but i've seen a different type of child that has been stigmatized for watching people seem latest as and for and i always tell them i'm more than what i'm being seen. within the society itself including innovative and supposes a lot and helps

of amir of. bolivia thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world were renewed clashes between protesters and police in baghdad on sunday schools were injured in the on grass court suggest there were no fatalities the protests came after 5 people were killed in clashes with security forces at. least 3 people have been killed in the massive bushfires raging across australia's eastern state of new south wales the blazes are also tearing through queensland for the north thousands of people have been moved to safety and total fire ban has been declared. germany has been marking the 30000 version of the whole of the berlin wall events took place across the capital with the main celebration at the brandenburg gate chance and i'm going back and other european leaders i took part in a ceremony to remember those who died on the east germany's shoot to kill orders against anyone trying to flee to the west. well it was addressed to the white house and arrived on saturday evening at

the amir of qatar was to overshadow - -- biggegest mistae was to oversrshadow the other t, byby staging the next super word cupp in qatat. >> the ua and saudi arabia having them host the most important sporting event is something they cannot accept. it goes against their egos. in the gulf, criticizing the royal family remains treasonous. punishable by prison or death. since the murder of jamal , no one has dared risk it. crime, he was publicly attacked mbs, the crown prince of saudi arabia. only foreign observers risk freely discussing these corals and upset the delicate balance. >> you can watch that report here in full at 9:15 p.m., saturday, november 9. or, you can watch it on our website. time for a look at the top business news. we are starting with the latest in the u.s. china trade war. some confusion as to what has been agreed with the two sides working towards a deal to and that conflict. >> plenty of ambiguity as too whether or not a washington and beijing have or have notot agred to rollback tariffs on each other. an announcement they had reached a bargain to cancel tariffs,

but heavier downpours now making their way in a long one oh one you can see it around sandra fell amirome very heavy storms moving through your neck of the woods right now. fact that's where the main cold front is located this whole frontal system is going to slide down across the rest the bay area as we head through the evening, let's take in for a closer look now in the mill valley, you see some pockets, some moderate to some heavier amounts of rainfall as the system continues to move through showers and thunderstorms real possibility fact let's take you down to street level. you can see in some of these areas we're seeing a right there in places long panoramic highway, some heavier downpours in your neighborhood if you live there also we're seeing more that rain continue to spread to the south and that's where the storm system is headed across the rest the bay area to sausalito some moderate amounts of rainfall moving in your neighborhood as the system moves by expecting some heavier downpours and the possibility some thunderstorms as it slides on through so it was a rain everywhere

already live in the west bank which is home to 3000000 palestinians we asked political commentator amir oren what the implications of the latest decision will be. this is of course a very. discriminating way of conducting diplomacy and the united states has chosen to act unilaterally disregarding the united nations security council even its allies and the western allies do not see eye to eye with washington on this topic so obviously it will not be a precedent and the united states will probably be isolated obviously this is going to please the right wing in israel it is not going to change anything if the toll it is going to give more strength to those extremists in the palestinian community who say that diplomacy is not the road for statehood and that they must act violently and therefore israelis should be against this policy announcement and not for it. i mean you can't survive this of domestic peace and worried about taking part in the country's upcoming general election they fear that if they register to vote this will be able to find out their addresses from the electoral roll wi

the ground in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh is still full of unexploded mines lilith amir khanyounis in charge of a team that removes them. any mistake here can be fatal the work requires the highest concentration so she calls a break every 40 minutes. it's a great honor for me to rid our country of mines to make it usable again as the 1st female team leader i'm a role model showing that women can have a career in professions like this. negara no car back in the southern caucasus has a population of just 150000. the capital stepped on a character projects a modern image as to its female residents. but the posters on display are a reminder of the tensions in the region the military remains a dominant force here and it's primarily a male domain. elsewhere women are focused on carving out a new kind of image for the region koreans are carrying on comes from tough a village in the south of nagorno karabakh after years working for i.t. companies in moscow she's now trying to promote tourism in her hometown. she's especially keen to foster a sense of local it pride of. my idea was to

of athens main shopping for a fence water will also play a key role in combating heat here leonie amir valley is having 16 water fountains installed. you need say you need cooling areas to get them protection i believe water like any made up public water fountain. so that people can drink water. and water and woodlands to cool baking cities in athens and around the world. bucked africa now on that island which lie in the huge good between gun and ivory caused the 6 islands are. puck and home to a large number of respite including one a tease and many rare bloods are trying to travel to the islands where they are working to persuade. a conservation out of the car coming forward to create. a bank where. the islands off ivory coast are a protected conservation zone west of the capital abidjan. national park rangers regularly go out on patrol. as a risk perching fishing even illegal tourism which mean the fishing people come here to fish in the channels separating the islands and i mean a shrimp traps for. them i keep coming back to check what's in the traps and. here now i think i'm a cyn

violent protests erupt with israeli forces killing dozens of palestinians we asked political commentator amir oren what the implications of this latest decision will bring. this is of course a very. discriminating way of conducting the plum. and the united states has chosen to act unilaterally disregarding the united nations security council even its allies and the western allies do not see eye to eye with washington on this topic so obviously it will not be a precedent and do not that states will probably be isolated obviously this is going to please the right wing in israel it is not going to change anything if the toll it is going to give more strength to those extremists in the palestinian community who say that people on the sea is not during for statehood and that they must act violently and therefore israelis should be against policy announcement and not for it he watching out he will be back with more nice just tough and spread. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development

of athens main shopping for a famous water will also play a key role in combating heat here leonie amir villi is having 16 water fountains installed. you need say you need good areas to give them protection and you need water like any you need that public water fountain. so that people can drink water . water and woodlands to cool baking cities in athens and around the world. bucked africa now on the islands which lie in the huge good between gun and ivory coast the 6 islands are national park and home to a large number of respite including one a tease and many rare bloods are starting to travel to the islands where they are already working to preserve. a conservation out of seeds are covering stories to create. people back where it's hard to get. the islands off ivory coast are protected conservations own west of the capital abidjan . national park rangers regularly go out on patrol. as a risk. fishing even illegal tourism newsmedia. fishing people come here to freshen the channel separating the islands and lay shrimp traps for. the pit and i keep coming back to check what's in the tra

that donald trump is intimidating her and that he's responsible for all the wrongdoing and so is what amir putin well i mean president putin must have been aware that there were concerns in the u.s. about russian meddling in the 2016 elections and what the potential was for russian meddling in the future so you know classic for an intelligence officer to try to throw off the scent and you know create an alternative narrative that maybe might get picked up and get some credence yes fitting in the name of the russian president is what you do if you want to catch a headline and the media is keeping up the hype the calm before the impeachment storm washington is bracing for a blockbuster day washington on edge all day for this 2nd day of impeachment hearings it was a story day on capitol hill with the 1st public impeachment hearing of president tonight history on the hill as house democrats make their case against president an attempt to remove the president of the united states from office now you would think that that would be front headline news but is the u.s. . public really interested no

election this is the 1st time a serving israeli prime minister has been indicted israeli journalist amir t.-bone told us netanyahu some document is likely to have major political repercussions. he has the ability to ask the knesset the israeli parliament for immunity but it doesn't seem like there will be a majority in the court to really go over knesset to give him the immunity from prosecution if he fails to receive. these good good corollary 5 stories innocence in the system of course you are innocent until proven otherwise he is the most do you think but he is the 1st of the israeli prime minister to be indicted it was. a bit of a look at the corrupt actions that he talked while the surge in office and i think in terms of the long term loosely this is something going to. be going to have for many many years the car this is again to do it this is a big deal and it changes the political calculations of all of the players and used . netanyahu has been serving israeli prime minister since 2009 and it's not his 1st time in the job either previously held the top position from 1906 until 99

protests erupted with israeli forces killing dozens of palestinians we asked political commentator amir oren what the implications of the latest decision could be. of course a very. discriminating way of conducting diplomacy and the united states has chosen to act unilaterally disregarding the united nations security council even its allies and the western allies do not see eye to eye with washington on this topic so obviously it will not be a precedent and the united states will probably be isolated obviously this is going to please the right wing it is not going to change anything if at all it is going to give more strength to those extremists in the palestinian community who say that diplomacy is not durable for statehood and that they must act violently and therefore israelis should be against policy and. not for it. now supporters of the wiki leaks founder julian assange she stood outside the learned a lot in court on monday while a brief hearing took place inside the sun appeared via video link from prison his lawyer argued that assigned is unable to prepare his extradition case b

election this is the 1st time a serving israeli prime minister has been indicted israeli journalist amir t.-bone thinks it will have major political repercussions. he has the ability to ask the knesset the israeli parliament for immunity but it doesn't seem likely there will be a majority. of the knesset to give immunity from prosecution if he fails to receive unity and he's good good corollary 5 stories the innocence. system of course you are. going to. otherwise he's the most do anything but he is the 1st every israeli prime minister to be indicted while he's in office and of politically correct actions that he talked while serving in office and i think in terms of his long term loosely this is something that will be remembered about being in the time we have for many many years because this is a game changer this is a big deal i think changes the political calculations of all of the players and he was. what i think has been serving israeli prime minister since 2009 and it's not the 1st time he's held the job either he previously held the top position from 1906 to 999 he's also known f

to visit the white house despite facing an impeachment inquiry after a phone call he made to vote amir's alinsky the us president says he'd expect the ukrainian president to take up the offer. i think you'll probably come but i would certainly say i did write every night. but you're right i think i'm not sure. i would love to have them come to the white house if you'd like to come and i think you'd like i think you'd be a very quickly to good man he was elected on the basis of corruption corruption is incredible in ukraine which bothers me a lot and it also bothers me very very much that germany france and all of these other countries aren't putting up bunny but we're always the sucker that does it and that bothers. to asian or work trade negotiations and fears of an escalating us china trade war are likely to dominate the day to a sea and summit in bangkok the members of the southeastern asian bloc trying to finalize a major free trade agreement led by china that includes 16 countries now the deal would create a trade zone including one 3rd of the world's g.d.p. but does not include the

what amir putin has spoken at the economic forum a russia calling the global and national economy sanctions and international actions where they focus across life now to our notion of who has all the bells so what dominated the discussions. hi tech lane well widely reported has been unser in questions from participants of the 11th annual russia calling investment for a hit moscow they say are the event gathered guests from 80 countries for almost 2 hours and i have to tell you not all of them were purely about money but a lot about politics i can say sions of russia medlin aim to well basically everybody is the fairies and what is known commonly as a russian threat or on topics brought up. till now the us has been saying that it is an umbrella giving protection to europe from the soviet menace but you have to pay for this however nowadays it doesn't work despite all the problems in ukraine all the speculations around crimea in donbass everyone clearly understands that russia is not going to invade anyone and it is nothing but nonsense it is a myth made up by those who are trying to gain ben

but amir putin has tackled be global economy sanctions and relations with the us of a top forum in russia. how is she sent to military police to kill us like animals we're not animals for them to kill us like that the death toll in bolivia's anti-cult protests rises to 27 as the country self-proclaimed leader gives the security forces impunity when it comes to dealing with unrest. and french police are accused of using weapons of war by a journalist like the severe facial injuries who claims he was hit by a tear gas grenades while over 40. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. a lot of reporting has spoken at the economic forum a russia is calling the global and national economy sanctions and international relations where the focus across life now to r.t. is more if not for all of the details what has been said there. well hijacked plane yes for almost 2 hours widely reported has been answering questions from participants of 11th annual russia call an investment forum they see or at the event gathered guest

election this is the 1st time a serving israeli prime minister has been indicted israeli journalist amir to many things that you know his indictment will have major repercussions. he has the ability to ask the knesset the israeli parliament for unity but it doesn't seem like there will be a majority in the corridors medico the knesset to give him the community from the prosecution and if he fails to receive that if he's going to google it if i'm for using a sense and these really go system of course you are. going otherwise it's the mobutu you anything but he is the 1st every israeli prime minister to be while he's. allegedly corruptions that he was serving you know face and i think in terms of he's long term legacy this is something that will be remembered about being in a time you know for many many years because this is a game changer this is a big deal i think changes the political calculations of all of the players and use . that yahoo has been serving as prime minister since 2009 and it's not his 1st time in the job he previously held the top position from 1906 to 999 he is known f

the lesson here for that amir a bitch do the ends justify the means. putin is witnesses starts december 13th on g.w. . the power of words. where i come from and i never saw the sun where it did. every gone up in brazil the sun was always a man since the point of his word 1st son is masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to it on t.v. that would say how i see the world because in germany the sun post-feminist. seen in the now but the side of a good listener so i read the fine detail instead of a deep voice exterminate the guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how definitions far not only mental image just put out a whole perception of the role. is inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became i joined a list i'm a storyteller and i use my words to help with intercultural understand my name and then i'm away due to my work and to tell people. this is the news live from berlin police identify the attacker who killed 2 people on london bridge he confirmed he had been convicted per

amir tibon is the washington correspondent for haaretz.ting prime minister indicted for the first time in israel's history. how important a moment is this, not just history. how important a moment is this, notjust for mr history. how important a moment is this, not just for mr netanyahu history. how important a moment is this, notjust for mr netanyahu but for the country of israel? obviously for the country of israel? obviously for neta nyahu himself for the country of israel? obviously for netanyahu himself this is mostly about his own future, personally. will he go to trial, will he try to cut a deal with the prosecution? will he be convicted, serve jail time? but for the state of israel, this is a bigger issue than netanyahu this is a bigger issue than neta nyahu himself. this is a bigger issue than netanyahu himself. this is about the future of israeli democracy and the fa ct future of israeli democracy and the fact that today the state of israel, the prosecution, is putting down this indictment against a sitting prime minister, it bri

lot amir putin has spoken at the economic forum russia is calling the global and national economy sanctions and international relations where the focus the cross live now to our maria from the if not for all the details for what exactly to the russian president have to say. well hi jack yes for almost 2 hours live reporting has been uncertain questions from participants of the 11th annual russia calling investment forum they say are gathered guests from 80 countries it was a very interesting professional conversation if i was talking to chronic and hardly avoid discussing superior economic sanctions the u.s. keeps impose in russia is there any hope it can be lifted any time soon was a question from an american businessman. the answer if we talk about sanctions in the perspectives of lifting them this is not a juicy here but it was the u.s. administration about this it was the u.s. congress which imposed them not us 1st of all it forced us to implement the substitution of imported goods in those sectors which are closely tied to our national interests and security is a very wide range of sec

amir: i think so. i think there is no particular reason to think any of these ipo's will come in.is one potential source of cash. , which is aporation listed entity that came in last december -- we were talking on the day of its listing and they still own 60% of the business and that generate a lot of cash. we also think that softbank group will be under pressure to reduce its stake to raise more cash. and as far as the accounting practices are concerned, there are some talks about them realizing some profits from to offsetotentially the big losses from slack, gardens -- these shares have been marked up from the last quarter and have come down substantially. lockup period is going to end today. it will be interesting to see how the share price performance. there is a lot of troubled investments going on there. rishaad: let's have a look at the positive. upy got approval for the tie between t-mobile and sprint. how does that affect the balance sheet looking ahead? amir: the net debt from the merger taken off this balance $30t will fall by about billion. $8y've already put in billio

the kiev embassy testified ukraine has been cleaning up corruption under its new president billowed amir's alinsky homesteads alinsky wanted an oval office meeting with trump but it was made clear that the linsky would wouldn't get the meeting unless he announced on c.n.n. that ukraine was investigating joe biden this was a demand that presidents lansky personally commit on a cable news channel to a specific investigation of president trump's political rival holmes testified he also had a clear impression that a hold on u.s. military aid was likely intended by trump to pressure ukraine for the investigation home said he overheard a phone call between trump and ambassador some land discussing whether his alinsky would cooperate so you heard president trump ask ambassador son when is he going to do the investigation yes or. what was ambassador sunless response. oh yeah he's going to do it he'll do anything you ask that are in homes of this rebuke from republican congressman mike turner your statements that your interest of protecting ukraine are very dubious when you embarrassed president ze

being and these bankers and what they are doing you know we talk about it on this show for years amir's but we don't we don't make any headway because the response from the from the folks that are being victimized by bankers is to go socialist they don't want to punish the bankers right i mean during the reign of terror in france they got rid of a lot of bankers quickly you know and that seemed to work for a while wakeham there's no muscular response against the plutocracy why is it always well we quit let's become socialist and grow our own vegetables the problem with backus is they're licensed by the government and not only that but they are integral to the financing of government debt so then they're going to knock over bankers i mean they're there for a purpose we think that they're to help us you know produce things in industry no they're not that is a secondary thing that is the excuse but actually the reason that is to enable governments to borrow money to do the things which they could not afford to do if there was no monetary inflation so they're not going to stop this cycle th

this theory of ukraine interference in the 2016 election and let amir putin's interest. well i mean president putin must have been aware that there were concerns in the u.s. about. russian meddling in the 2016 elections and what the potential was for russian meddling in the future. you know classic for an intelligence officer to try to throw off the scent and create an alternative narrative that maybe might get picked up and get some credence now it's quite interesting to note that despite the fact that these are impeachment inquiry hearings regarding donald trump and possible inappropriate dealings with the government of ukraine the name of russian president vladimir putin seems to find its way into the headlines quite a bit you would wonder how relevant it is to the conversation but yet the name of lattimer putin seems to continuously come up in these impeachment inquiry hearings now it's also important to note that only $13000000.00 americans watched the 1st round of impeachment inquiry hearings and that was less than 5 percent of the population but if you'll look at

and we did it in the presence of amir's wife she was responsible for these kinds of things. she made sure we took the oath about i know . when i asked came my husband enlisted and forbade me having any contact with my family to be honest i could not bear the thought of leaving him. he was half of my life. and we already had 2 children and i was 6 months pregnant. and. i was expecting his 3rd child when i have. no problem or bachmann said. what do you want. i mean my i don't know why he joined i was. a with a fund of all his friends talked him into it i tried to get him to change his mind so many times but in vain. when we were in mosul i threatened to leave and return to my parents. he said go then. but the children stay with me or they are mine or to be honest it was too risky for me because of i us and the army. almost well you know a jewish. horse was like an illness a plague like the flu actually unfortunately i became infected. my husband process and. and he can so open minded if freeman who loved life and if. he was calm and witty. and everyone respected him if young t