azerbaijan over there, iran down there, and turkey right there.an people's terrible history with that country being the central and defining issue of armenian identity. and a present-day political reality 103 years after what just about anyone would call genocide. turkey has always adamantly denied that, saying it was simply a messy war. yerevan is the capital of armenia, a city of about one million people. mt. ararat looms over it, a cultural touchstone and a constant reminder of what was done on the other side. think of armenia and chances are you think instead of an armenian. maybe someone you know, or maybe someone on tv. these guys for instance. famous armenians. we needed an armenian. i needed an armenian to push me over the edge, help me find a window, a lens with which to look at a country which for some reason i'd manage to not visit on my travels. then, this guy reached out. serj tankian, front man for the armenian-american band system of a down. and the whole thing started to fall into place. serj first visited armenia 17 years ago. sin

transform it into a logistical work we have great access not only to the markets of armenia and azerbaijan but also central asia and china we need to increase the competitiveness of our seaports otherwise we cannot attract all those cargo ships that go in another direction today got movies ago we've got would be duped into trouble is this we use when you look at one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in twenty twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. is a fear there was once a sleepy little harbor town tucked away in the northwest of iceland while sleepy it is no more now that giant ocean liners are spewing out of thousands of tourists they after day. good monday christiansand will never again complain about having too little work the harbormaster works from early morn

that route takes us across the caspian, azerbaijan, georgia, then from georgia to turkey, and from turkeyditerranean and the west. another one is the railroad that takes us from the caspian sea through iran to the gulf. we have diversified our transportation routes, and we have provided for various alternatives not only north, west, but also south. ♪ haslinda: on kazakhstan's border with china are plans to build the world's largest dry port. built not far from what is known a a point of inaccessibility, the furthest point from an ocean. nearly everything is brought in by rail from china. >> the chinese invested into that 50-50 with us. we have a train now that can travel from the east of china, through china, through kazakhstan to istanbul in about two weeks. we want to decrease the transit time to 10 to 12 days. >> this part of the world was the heart of the silk world for centuries in the past. right now as we re-create the silk road in asphalt and rail and steel, kazakhstan again is recovering its place as the key crossroads in the heart of eurasia. haslinda: give us a sense of the sec

papers to explain them and those for the 500 business entities which stretched from manhattan to azerbaijan. trump's tax returns relate directly to what is before us today. there's no issue that this committee could consider that is more important to the integrity of our tax code and the faith that the american people have in our democracy. trump has surrounded himself with convicted tax invaders, rich friends who decided they are above the law, and the working people can afford to pick up the slack because they don't have fancy tax lawyers and accountants. in response to conviction of his campaign manager for extensive tax evasion, trump called in quote, a brave man deserving of respect. even complained about the justice department pursuing this criminal tax evasion. the trump organization chief financial officer has reportedly been granted immunity by federal prosecutors investigating potential financial crimes by the trump foundation. even richard nixon invited the joint committee on taxation to review his tax returns, explaining that quote, people have got to know whether or not the pre

work we have great access not only to the markets of armenia and azerbaijan but also central asia and china. we need to increase the competitiveness of our seaports otherwise we cannot attract all those cargo ships that go in another direction today through very good movies ago but it got the wee bit of computer from one of those we use when you walk into one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in twenty twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. that's all your business you're watching news from we'll have an update for you at the top all the hour don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our side. thanks for watching. half. possibly even the name says death mankind's giant leap. for no one saw me. so why has no one the map

this attack about cause they said there had been numerous terrorist teams moving into iran's west azerbaijan kurdistan and ken one shot provinces bordering iraq it also said that the k d p i the kurdish democratic party of iran had been recently clashing with revolutionary guards in iran's own kurdistan region now the k.t. p.-i is one of the oldest kurdish movements in iran and it's been fighting for greater autonomy of iran's kurdish community for many years but it's also seen several of its leaders assassinated by talk tech run during that time iran also said that it was carrying out the attack because those leaders had been told to dismantle the camps that they had in kurdistan but they hadn't done so the important thing is the timing of this at least that's important as far as iraq is concerned this is coming just a couple of days after we've seen a significant amount of violence over several days in the southern town of basra which is very close to the iranian border injuring that the iranian consulate in basra has been burned iran has been extremely angry about that now there's nothing

new additions to their lineup this year include azerbaijan, bigger and bangladesh. is wonderful, because the premise was that everyone could join in wherever they were. however the old, however able. we have 40 cathedrals, hundreds of schools, mosques, temples, all peoples homes, offices, and this week based in prison was involved and they got the choir singing as well. literally anyone and everyone. but even voice is not usually known to their singing talents a re usually known to their singing talents are getting involved. among those performing is muhammad, who came to the uk three years ago as a refugee from saddam. —— sudan. came to the uk three years ago as a refugee from saddam. -- sudan. peace is so important in our life. everyone wants, everyone needs to live in peace. there is nothing like singing to promote peace and happiness and well— being. singing to promote peace and happiness and well— beinglj singing to promote peace and happiness and well-being. i can say fio happiness and well-being. i can say no more about that a mac win it peace right now! the

economy for the last sixteen years because it's the pendant on energy imports mainly from rush azerbaijan and iran which is based on a us dollars and it creates almost half of the current account deficit but of course all eyes are on the decline in turkish fear on whether to whether the national currency is going to gain back its confidence its value against the american dollar or not a turkish lira has lost a lot of fairly following the following diplomatic dispute between washington and ankara ford the last couple of months and now everybody is. whether turkish the right is going to gain valley or not but of course the minister try to give the message to the international markets that turkey is a safe haven't they can come and invest in turkey and the curry's see crisis is totally over but of course time will show whether the turkish lira is going to gain back the confidence. canadian government leaders more flexibility from the united states as time runs out to agree to a new trade deal to replace enough to canadian negotiators a being pressured by the trumpet ministration to make conc

showers here over the next day or so southern parts of russia pushing down into georgia armenia and azerbaijan you could see some lively showers elsewhere but these generally dry across northern parts of the middle east the forty celsius the back that forty five in kuwait city in the heat really stays in place here as we go on through sunday for the west is fine and dry cyprus might just catch the odd shall i shall is just sliding asif to keep it elsewhere across the region as you can see it is pretty much wall to wall sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the arabian peninsula little cloud just building into amman maybe into southern areas of yemen as we go through saturday and on into sunday so fitting a little more here with that said the possibility a few spots of right not answer the question still feeling rather humid here in doha with a high of around forty degrees celsius but it will be dry largely dry to across a good part all southern africa you can see this area cloud has been making its way across the southern cape into the eastern cape more showers along spells afraid for a

new additions to their line up this year include azerbaijan, bermuda and bangladesh.ise was that anyone could join in, however old, however able so we have 40 cathedrals, hundreds of schools, mosque, temples, old people's homes, offices and main stone prison were involved and the prison choir were singing for peace, everybody and anybody. with even voices not usually known for their single talents getting involved. among those performing is mohammed, who came to the uk three years ago as a refugee from sudan. peace is so important in our life. everyone wants, everyone needs to live in peace. there is nothing like singing to promote peace and wellbeing. i can say no more about that. we need peace right now! the theme of this year's international day of peace celebrates the 70th anniversary of of the universal declaration of human rights. opening the event the un secretary—general said it is when people are free from oppression and poverty. and encouraged people to speak up for gender equality, inclusive societies. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawk

to see some wet weather there just around the black sea around the caspian sea armenia through azerbaijan georgia seeing some showers on saturday for the eastern side of the med but you might just catch one or two showers in cyprus so in parts of turkey by the end of the weekend elsewhere central areas looking fine and dry forty six celsius yet again a hot one there for kuwait city hot enough in baghdad at around forty two degrees and hot enough here in doha around forty two degrees as well little more cloud just pushing into a man as we go through the surprise if we just squeeze out a spot or two of rain in the system just edging a little further northwards up towards the u.a.e. southern. ask the saudi again by the time we come to sunday there was a cloud across southern parts of south africa at the moment eastern areas also seeing some very heavy downpours could see a little bit of localized flooding here through sad state dry weather makes its way back in for sunday brighter skies come back in behind the rain pushes up into southern parts of mozambique it's fine and dry for much of the

to see some wet weather there just around the black sea around the caspian sea armenia through azerbaijan georgia seeing some showers but see bad on saturday for the eastern side of the med but you might just catch one or two showers in cyprus so in parts of turkey by the end of the weekend elsewhere central areas looking fine and dry forty six celsius yet again a hot one there for kuwait city hot enough in baghdad at around forty two degrees and hot enough here in doha around forty two degrees as well little more cloud just pushing into a man as we go through sas date we suppose if we just squeeze out a spot or two of rain in this system just edging a little further northwards up towards the u.a.e. southern parts of saudi again by the time we come to sunday there was a cloud across southern parts of south africa at the moment eastern areas also seeing some very heavy downpours could see a little bit of localized flooding here through sad state dry weather makes its way back in for sunday brought the skies come back in behind the rain pushes up into southern parts of mozambique it's fine

qapik, a monetary unit in azerbaijan. one of a few playable words that start with q but don't need a u. bizjet, yowza and okay can just be ok and also ew. >>> a little girl made the crowd at a soccer match in los angeles stand up and take notice this weekend. here's jamie yuccas. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: it was clear from the opening notes that 7-year-old malea emma tjandawidjaja was nailing it. ♪ o' er the ramparts we watched ♪ >> i think you sounded amazing. everyone is talking about you today. >> thank you. >> malea reacted like any 7-year-old when she won a contest to sing the national anthem. what you don't expect is for her to sound like this. ♪ the bombs bursting in air it's not really that easy. >> so it's work? >> yeah. >> reporter: already, malea who began singing when she was 1 -- ♪ >> reporter: -- has performed at carnegie hall. >> what are you going to be when you grow up? >> i'm going to be a singer, doctor, actress, violinist. >> reporter: at 7, she's already grown with a voice for the ages. ♪ o'er

dollars, being funneled from the likes of russia, moldova, azerbaijan.hey are revising their outlook for next year. expected net profit may be between 16 billion and 17 billion krone. anna: this is subject to uncertainty. very mucht heard about ceo criminal investigations to come and penalties imposed. the size andt scope of this, i imagine it will be hard to move on to those areas. anne-marie: they don't know from this report how much funds were being funneled from this branch. there are european penalties on money laundering happening. page $9 million to settle a money -- a money-laundering probe. i'm top of that, there is the , not justal damage for dansk a bank denmark's financial institutions as a whole. 32% year to down date. and then it is the criminal investigation happening here in denmark. being looked at, according to recent reports by the sec, doj, and the treasury department of the united states. i have spent some time in copenhagen. you are there right now. that has scandal evolved throughout europe, and really globally. anne-marie: people

howlers been thunder up in the mountains again in the caucasus and significant showers around through azerbaijan the towards north and iran you see them on the satellite picture and significant rainfall north of that's that's just mudslide territory that's quite significant over a hundred millimeters in the last two days of those thunderstorms which could continue but in exactly the same place but in the general area of the sudden the caspian otherwise of course is generally dry picture of the slowly coming down i would just below the forty mark in baghdad the breeze going south was most of the and she actually on the windies in the eastern side of the middle i think get some sort of facts from the state to see on the coast of lebanon on the wants in beirut at thirty three degrees we could see one or two more showers and they were surprising in saudi yesterday but in the south or in yemen as even a small chance the next day or so of the thunderstorm in qatar other of course this is unlikely but can't be entirely ruled out otherwise a dry picture southern africa showers are returning now day by d

economy for the last sixteen years because it's the pendant on energy imports mainly from rush azerbaijan and iran which is based on the u.s. dollars and it creates almost half of the current account deficit but of course all eyes are on the decline in turkish fear on whether to whether the national currency is going to gain back its confidence its value against the american dollar or not a turkish lira has lost a lot of fairly following the following diplomatic dispute between washington and ankara for the last couple of months and now everybody. whether turkish lira is going to gain valley or not but of course the minister try to give the message to the international markets that turkey is a safe haven't they can come and invest in turkey and the curious see crisis is totally over but of course time will show whether the turkish lira is going to gain back the confidence. the head of israel's air force is jew in moscow following the downing of a russian warplane in syrian airspace russia's defense ministry blames israel for the deaths of fifteen m. and on monday the israeli government ha

and transform it into a logistic work we have great access not only to the markets of armenia and azerbaijan but also central asia and china. we need to increase the competitiveness of our seaports otherwise we cannot attract all those cargo ships that go in another direction today got movies we'd be duped into tips from one of those we use when you look at one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in twenty twenty jobs and billions in investment in trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. tesla c.e.o. you know in moscow is embroiled in yet another another scandal this time is being sued for defamation by british diver vernon worth in july on his words how to rescue a group of boys and their coach from a cave in tora labelled musts efforts to get them out was one of the submarines a p r stopped the mosque called on

transform it into a logistical work we have a great access not only to the markets of armenia and azerbaijan but also central asia and china. we need to increase the competitiveness of our seaports otherwise we cannot attract those cargo ships that go in another direction today. continue to flow one of those we use formula one of the world's largest creditor ships the athena is supposed to help remove around five million cubic meters of mud from the sea the port itself is scheduled to receive its first ships in two thousand and twenty jobs and billions in investment and trading opportunities are expected to follow the ports developers estimate a total contribution of sixty billion u.s. dollars to the georgian economy in the next two decades. it's all for business it's back to a line now and a big night in hollywood i have so loosely lost a razzle dazzle the seventy of the emmys awards have taken place in los angeles and alongside the actors making the most of their moments on the red carpet some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix the stre

showers here over the next day or so southern parts of russia pushing down into georgia armenia and azerbaijan you could see some lively showers elsewhere it is generally dry across northern parts of the middle east at forty celsius the baghdad forty five in kuwait city in the heat really stays in place here as we go on through sunday for the west is fine and dry cyprus might just catch the odd share as showers a sliding out to keep it elsewhere across the region as you can see it is pretty much wall to wall sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the arabian peninsula a little more cloud just building into amman maybe into southern areas of yemen as we go through saturday and on into sunday so fitting a little more here with that said the possibility a few spots of rain not answer the question still feeling rather humid here in doha with a high of around forty degrees celsius but it will be dry largely dry to across a good part of southern africa where you can see this area cloud has been making its way across the southern cape into the eastern cape more showers along spells afraid for a

people forget ivanka had the hotel in azerbaijan.ad to russia, no matter how you look at it, especially to his kids. >> let me get a quick one to you, paul butler. you described the latter. you said at the beginning of your comments there are not that many people above michael flynn and paul manafort. i mean, there is the family. >> yes circumstances there a legal strategy to leaving the family for last because of the impact it will have on donald trump's very fragile emotional state when it comes to this investigation? >> yes, but it also could be huge leverage for mueller. we saw mueller do this with michael flynn's son. prosecutors use family members, the threat of prosecution of them as leverage, as a means to coerce subject or target to do what the prosecutor wants them to do. so i think what mueller wants to hear from manafort has to do, of course, with that infamous meeting with the russian lawyer. now mueller has an inside man, somebody who is obviously there. manafort also was the chair of the campaign during the wikileaks d

showers here over the next day or so southern parts of russia pushing down into georgia armenia and azerbaijan you could see some lively showers elsewhere it is generally dry across northern parts of the middle east at forty celsius the baghdad forty five in kuwait city in the heat really stays in place here as we go on through sunday further west is fine and dry cyprus might just catch the odd share as showers a sliding out to keep it elsewhere across the region as you can see it is pretty much wall to wall sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the arabian peninsula a little more cloud just building into amman maybe into southern areas of yemen as we go through saturday and on into sunday so fitting a little more humid that said the possibility a few spots of rain not answer the question still feeling rather humid here in doha with a high of around forty degrees celsius but it will be dry largely dry too across a good part of southern africa where you can see this area cloud has been making its way across the southern cape into the eastern cape more showers along spells afraid for a ti

estonia branch that was funneling billions of illicit funds through that branch from russia, moldova, azerbaijanme say it was alleged that vladimir putin's cousin was using this as well as those connected to the secret service in russia. originally, they thought it could be some $3.9 billion in a legal fund. that number has tripled on reports saying eight billion or 9 billion. this will hopefully show how much money it is. one interesting report that without was saying that just in 2013 alone, 30 billion u.s. dollars could have been funneled to the nonresidential portfolio. 150 billion u.s. dollars. this report will likely show how much money we are talking about. then there is the question of potential fines and of course speculation of remedial measures and potential management changes. are authorities and regulators likely to be satisfied with the information that comes out in the report? annmarie: likely, they are going to want more information, and we can really expect some speculation that after this report, we are going to see those management changes. we have the ceo. isomberg analysts s

carried out this attack they said there had been numerous terrorist teams moving into iran's west azerbaijan kurdistan and ken one shot provinces bordering iraq it also said that the k d p i the kurdish democratic party of iran had been recently clashing with the revolutionary guards in iran's own kurdistan region now katie p.-i is one of the oldest kurdish movements in iran and it's been fighting for greater autonomy of iran's kurdish community for many years but it's also seen several of its leaders assassinated by talked to a jury in that time iran also said that it was carrying out the attack because those leaders had been told to dismantle the camps that they had in kurdistan but they hadn't done so the important thing is the timing of this at least that's important as far as iraq is concerned this is coming just a couple of days after we've seen a significant amount of violence over several days in the southern town of basra which is very close to the iranian border and jewing that the iranian consulate in basra has been burned iran has been extremely angry about that now there's nothi

there is the currency of azerbaijan. i have either just the currency of azerbaijan.and working?“ renamed for you, dan, is it when you are tweeting and working? if you get people using that, it will come into the dictionary and be traced back to this day. we have reinvented what twerking means. actually, we did not, that is one of your twitter followers. thank you so much coming m, followers. thank you so much coming in, iwill followers. thank you so much coming in, i will never play you would scrabble, i think you might be good for me. still to come on breakfast, equestrian world gold medallist ros canter raced to victory last week on her horse allstar b. appropriately named! ros will be here to tell us about winning individual and team gold in north carolina. sally has the sport in a moment, and then the headlines. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. it has been another chilly start to the day. most of england and wales starting with blue skies and sunshine. further north it will turn quite windy. the isobars are going to be squeezed across n

working papers to explain them and those to the 500 business entities which stretch from manhattan to azerbaijan. there is no issue that this committee could consider that is more important to the current integrity of the tax code and the faith the american people have in ourim democracy. they have surrounded themselves with convicted tax elevators. rich friends who decided they are above the law. and that working people can afford to pick up the slack because they had fancy tax lawyers and accountants. called him a brave man deserving of respect. and he even complained about the justice department pursuing this criminal tax invasion. the chief financial officer has been granted immunity by federal prosecutors and investigators with potential crimes by the trump foundation. even richard nixon invited them explaining people have got to know whether or not the president is a crook. i believe that corruption pervades this administration. and we need to know. while this committee has refused to do its job while in the congress oversight has become overlooked as an overlooking administration the tax