among them anwar who came to the german capital berlin as an asylum seeker. this is the first phone to be a player. in this cases this is the first time. this is the first time there's a respectable independent. court judge and we have victim and suspect and we saw signs of the law and the state of florida we don't have it in syria. we have seen documents showing that germany's federal office of criminal investigation has investigated on more or its suspected involvement with the syrian secret service we have asked the syrian embassy in berlin for a statement it refused to comment. it could be that the prosecution of syrian torturers seems to be gathering momentum in europe. where at the secret investigative bureau somewhere in europe where bill wiley of the commission of international justice and accountability is working hard to catch syrian criminals . he used to hunt war criminals as a un prosecutor now he has access to a vast archive of syrian state documents that could prove crucial in catching assad's henchmen basically. what you have in this room are

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.where it ends up that counts. derby's boss, frank lampard, won almost everything as a player, but the touchline could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper kelle roos do this.

among them anwar or who came to the german capital berlin as an asylum seeker. this is a fit of stone it will be a trial. and these cases this is the first time and this is the first time there is a spectacle of the defendant or judge and we have victim and suspect and we saw signs of the law and the state of. we don't have it in syria. we have seen documents showing that germany's federal office of criminal investigation has investigated on more or its suspected involvement with the syrian secret service we have asked the syrian embassy in berlin for a statement it refused to comment. it could be that the prosecution of syrian torturers seems to be gathering momentum in europe. where at the secret investigative bureau somewhere in europe where bill wiley of the commission of international justice and accountability is working hard to catch syrian criminals . used to hunt war criminals as a un prosecutor now he has access to a vast archive of syrian state documents that could prove crucial in catching assad's henchmen basically. what you have in this room are ma

among them anwar who came to the german capital berlin as an asylum seeker. this is a fit of stone to be a player. in these cases this is the 1st time and this is the 1st time there is a spectacle in the london court judge and we have victim and suspect and we saw signs of the law and the state of florida we don't have it and see it you know. we have seen documents showing that germany's federal office of criminal investigation has investigated on more hours suspected involvement with the syrian secret service we have asked the syrian embassy in berlin for a statement it refused to comment. it could be that the prosecution of syrian torturer seems to be gathering momentum in europe. where at the secret investigative bureau somewhere in europe where bill wiley of the commission of international justice and accountability is working hard to catch syrian criminals . used to hunt war criminals as u.n. prosecutor now he has access to a vast archive of syrian state documents that could prove crucial in catching assad's henchmen basically. what you have in this room

among them anwar or who came to the german capital berlin as an asylum seeker. this is the first phone to be a player of. these cases this is the first time you know this is the first time there's a respectable independent. court judge and we have victim and suspect and we size the law and the state of florida we don't have it in syria. we have seen documents showing that germany's federal office of criminal investigation has investigated on more or its suspected involvement with the syrian secret service we have asked the syrian embassy in berlin for a statement it refused to comment. it could be that the prosecution of syrian torturers seems to be gathering momentum in europe. where at the secret investigative bureau somewhere in europe where bill wiley of the commission of international justice and accountability is working hard to catch syrian criminals . used to hunt war criminals as a un prosecutor now he has access to a vast archive of syrian state documents that could prove crucial in catching assad's henchmen basically. what you have in this room are ma

bamford went down as though he had been hit in the face by villa's anwar el ghazi.union coaching staff after this year's world cup. he's been defence coach since 2008, helping wales win four six nations titles and three grand slams. british number one johanna konta is through to the semi finals of the morocco open. she came from a set down to beat the taiwanese second seed hsieh su wei in three sets. konta will play australia's ajla tomljanovic in tha last four and in rugby league, wigan warriors came from behind to beat london broncos 18 eight, with fullback morgan escare scoring their third try. it was bottom side broncos seventh straight defeat. it's been a great day for british cycling. british cyclist jacob hennessy in wet conditions at the tour de yorkshire. the tour set off from doncaster and this year's route takes in eight host locations including halifax, barnsley, doncaster and leeds. hennessy won both intermediate sprints and the only climb of the day and will wear the red king of the mountains jersey tomorrow. jesper asselman of the netherlands won the

the deadlock was broken when anwar el ghazi shouldered the ball in just before the break — a key time up when kelle roos dropped the ball under pressure from john mcginn of aston villa. 2—0 to villa, a terrible time to make a mistake like that. derby then had to go to try and save their season and they only had around 20 minutes left. with about ten of them left, they did get one back. jack marriott's shot. we think did touched in by martyn waghorn. we're not clear if he got a touch but it was pretty academic. it was all about then whether derby could get that equaliser. prince william, in the stands, could hardly bare to watch. there was so much tension in wembley, and it was all released on that final whistle. villa utterly jubilant. derby completely gutted. they will have to stay in the championship another season. villa will, of course, be much richer. a club that are former european champions, former english league champions, will feel that they belong in the premier league and that is just where they will play their football next season. iam sure i am sure a lot of people didn't

to then as well and our opposition leader anwar though says he wants me to same by the governor's office. talks. why there are valid supporters after a meeting between the opposition and president nicolas maduro government to ended in no way without a breakthrough says he's trying to build up his for the gender to resolve the political crisis they want to clear himself and turn president 4 months ago a move by brutal described as a coup. we have a path a strategy of people that a mobilized a plan for the country we will not be deceived and the door government will not deceive us they are so weak and insists they want to manipulate talks we went because of an invitation from a friendly country norway let me say clearly to norway the contact group europe the united states the lima group we appreciate all your efforts but we have very clear in the dura government will not confuse us. former president cristina kirchner as having to make a comeback as a vice president and a top as an election a decision has come as a surprise as she was considered the most likely challenger to conservative pr

soldiers and more than thirty one thousand afghan civilians afghan presidential candidate mohamed haneef anwar things americans should be held accountable for the civilian deaths. any criminal act by any civilian or military personnel of the united states on nato would have to be brought to justice through their competent legal or part it is the strong that this justice process should not be politicized afghans have being victims of human rights violations over the past almost four decades peace activist calley believes the u.s. government does not want people to know what is happening and afghanistan the united states pentagon certainly doesn't want the advice of the united states popular as it doesn't really care about consent or assent to the war what they want is the money and if you are just people who truly understand what a disastrous failure and catastrophe is now going on eighteen year war in october to be the eighteenth year what this has represented in terms of failure and destruction i think people wouldn't choose to pay these extraordinary sounds and money that people need the inf

anwar el ghazi the scorer — as it turned out, with his shoulder. as a manager. but from the sidelines, there's only so much you can affect. you can't, for example, stop your goalkeeper doing this. and it is going to go in! villa's john mcginn celebrated, but this was kelle roos‘s own goal. beyond planning, beyond control. derby had about 20 minutes to save their season. there were less than ten of them left when jack marriott produced the lifeline. had it touched martyn waghorn on the way in? they could argue later. derby threw everything at an equaliser, but it never came. they say the play—off final is about money, it's about more than that. just ask derby's fallen players, or villa's most famous fan. an afternoon when even the prince sees these men as kings. so, one of english football's oldest and best—known names aston villa are finally back in the big time. the gap between the second—tier championship in the premiership has perhaps never been bigger but this afternoon, aston villa have leapt across the chasm. thank you for the from wembley. t

minister of state for foreign affairs anwar garg os said that abu dhabi's priority in libya is to counter extremism and terrorism and support stability he also claim that extremist militias continue to control the capital and are derailing a search for a political solution while libya's foreign minister has responded saying that such remarks are a tool of war and undermine the efforts of building a democratic civilian state indicating the glaring contradiction of the u.a.e. minister's remarks in which on one side he confirms his country support for stability in libya while at the same time he supports the war on tripoli and ignores that what have is doing in tripoli is outright terrorism. the un security council has assessed that have air forces are too old to bomb at night so to carry out nighttime raids someone would have had to violate a longstanding arms embargo. security council experts believe the u.a.e. is flying chinese made drones out of air base in eastern libya a u.s. c. report from twenty seventeen also details the ways the u.a.e. has violated the embargo for years the u.n. as

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.line could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper kelle roos do this. own goal. beyond anyone's plan. beyond anyone's control. derby had 20 minutes to save their season. they gave it all they had. jack marriott's shot touched in by martyn waghorn took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. aston villa are back in the aston villa are back in the premier aston villa are back in the premier league, defeating derby county i

. >> that was the united arab emirates foreign minister anwar gargash.the movers out of indonesia. the jakarta composite pre-much flat among the we are watching construction stocks after the government drafting these ambitious plans for more than $400 billion in building projects. everything from 25 airports to new power plants. we are seeing mixed reaction and it construction stocks in particular. plananalysts saying this gives some positive breath of fresh air to some of these companies, it shows at least there are some upcoming projects in the pipeline. a big concern in the medium to long term could be when it comes to what this means on the impact to their balance sheet. we are seeing a mixed reaction. fact, we will be headed back to jakarta for a battle of the charts. one of our contestants will be from there, also from seoul. that daily segment is coming up next. rishaad: battle of the charts coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: it is that time of day, battle of the charts. asia politics reporter comi ng up. david: viewers can see the char

not i just feel like there's people are always talking about others more and more crime in general anwarinitely in a specific cell phones, but it doesn't really surprise me that much personally in its to its shocking in the sense that it's happening but uh i think the it's not surprising in the sense that a lot of people are feeling, you know. >>pressure economically and or pressure that there are things other than you know cell phones is they're worried about and so you know it's actually someone's phone may seem like a quick way to get a buck. >>our police recommend putting your phone away when the train is approaching stops. and when you're near the train doors or waiting on the platform. some say they are already cautious. >>i always have my hand on itf like no matter what our lease, you know have some means of grabbing at that. >>every one of these little hooks on my phone and so i see it of my thing is just some like that in there just in case as they get take my finger with it and they're enjoying it. my phone. >>yeah i always think about it. others say a rise in cell phone thefts

the president is saying that, essentially, if he were to be imam anwar al-awlaki featured, it wouldn'tp him in the campaign. white house reporters say if the president were to be i he would use it in 2020 and ifssibly win back the house from democrate was able to use that message. it's also important to note that the preside for a long time has been saying there's a deep state conspiracy against him. but the idea of impeachment could play into that. the president could double down on the idea the people are very upset about it. democrats are oceeding cautiously because the president is saying try me, impeach me if you want to, but i'm probably going to come out ahead. >> woodruff: fascinating all of this. so much in these 24 hours. yamiche alcindor, lisa desjardins, we thank you. we were hearing about congressional democrats. let's hear from one of them. i >> woodruff: we hear now from one of those congressional democrats. i spoke earlier this evening with represeolative gerry of virginia. he serves on the u.s. house oversight committee. congressman gerry connolly, thank you very much

minister of state for foreign affairs anwar guard said that abu dhabi's priority in libya is to counter extremism and terrorism and support stability he also claim that extremist militias continue to control the capital and are derailing a search for a political solution while libya's foreign minister has responded saying that such remarks are a tool of war and undermine the efforts of building a democratic civilian state indicating the glaring contradiction of the u.a.e. minister's remarks in which on one side he confirms his country support for stability in libya while at the same time he supports the war on tripoli and ignores that what have is doing in tripoli is outright terrorism. the un security council has assessed that have air forces are too old to bomb at night so to carry out nighttime raids someone would have had to violate a longstanding arms embargo. security council experts believe the u.a.e. is flying chinese made drones out of air base in eastern libya. or you want to see report from twenty seventeen also details the ways the u.a.e. has violated the embargo for years t

villa buzzed first, on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder.arriott‘s shot, touched in by martyn waghorn, took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. i know what it means to these aston villa fans, and after the heartbreak they‘ve had, arsenal in the fa cup final and last year against fulham, it‘s just rewards for them, and i‘m glad they‘re going home happy. well we saw the duke of cambridge celebrating villa‘s win. the club tweeted this mock up picture of prince william giving their manager a knighthood — the said ‘he led us back to where we belong, in front

this started with someone handing him an audiotape of anwar al awlaki.ething to learn from this? i'm kind of fascinated with the idea of, like, what was it about either him or his radicalization or something that he goes to the dark side and now he's back. i mean, and also out there, what is the promise that he doesn't revert? >> i think there is a very simple answer. he saw himself as a soldier of god. he believed, he came to believe that the united states was at war with islam, and he was persuaded that he needed to fight back. he even believes, not only that he would attain paradise by doing that, but he would avoid eternal damnation by doing that. what changed for him? well, he came to understand that is not the message of islam, not the message in the quran, and the message is the exact opposite of that. that's what changed for him and all this useful intelligence came into the united states which no doubt has saved lives. >> fascinating story. great to see you, paul, thank you. >>> coming up for us, historic jobs numbers. high marks on the economy.

on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder. a player, but the touchline could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper, kelle roos, do this. and it's going to go! own—goal — beyond anyone's plan, beyond anyone's control. derby had 20 minutes to save their season. they gave it all they had. jack marriott's shot, touched in by martyn waghorn, took this to the wire. villa lost this match last season. it was written on the face of even their most famous fan. but the equaliser never came. for all the talk of money, the play—off final is about so much more than that. for a few moments, even a prince saw these men as kings. so aston villa, one of the best—known names in english football, are back in the big time. the gap between the football league and the premier league has perhaps never been bigger, but villa have leapt across the chasm. patrick geary, bbc news, at wembley. i know what it means to these aston villa hands, and after the heartbreak they have had, arsenal in the final and last year against fulham, it is

villa took the lead just before half time when anwar el ghazi nodded them ahead.c to once againjustify his before the world cup, hnc to once again justify his selection. once again, he did. first wicket and then again, he did. first wicket and then a second soon after. england were on their game with the ball and in the field. the captain run outjust addicting. the start of an afghanistan collapse. four wickets in eight balls forjust two runs. it was not good to watch. the fans finally did have something to cheer about. 44, dragging them to 160. escort that england fancied chasing. the first ball, first four and that set the tone. jason roy and his brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. withjonny brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. with jonny bairstow brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. withjonny bairstow never too brilliant, brutal best. 50 from him. with jonny bairstow never too far behind. england raced to a nine wicket victory. the wait is almost over now and england have never been better prepared. one man that england were happy to have part of the squad tod

i'm meeting anwar back on the witness stand mission episode 1st hand it came from there we did.that. looked and came to the top you know from the jungle over that way by directly to her shoulder and started beating her heart with it but it struck . this was no one on allison struck repeatedly throughout the camp killing 13 people in the space of 5 months. can you tell me a little bit about what happened to that person last rather than the other side of her just sort of nobody was difficult on her own without it holding on to the little or little bit of a little bit a little loose out of the way you know what happened after that but i took a little bit of that i will put it to you in wimbledon or the us in the lead in a lot of you only knew go down ahead of the u.s. was a sure but i didn't hear the whole hold on mother that the doctor one of the mother said to him as if it did i thought it was believed it was i love you so i got lost in the bush on my white okun is off budget bloom is about a lot. more about how to google the girls or whatever you pulled over a lawyer a little bi