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family and he said that b.b. said life is still in danger the family's life is in danger and we know that. husband also pleaded appealed to the u.s. president and the british prime minister that they should do something about it try to get the family out of pakistan but things have become really complicated the protesters are still calling for her death and you know the protesters kind of forced the government to strike a deal with them and the government agreed due to their demands so it does become it is becoming increasingly difficult for us here bibi to leave the country or to live safely in pakistan shadow you say a difficult situation so how likely is it that bibi family will be able to leave the country as the husband appeals for international help well he has appealed to a number of countries and we know that the that france and spain have offered asylum to the family to bibi but the question is what is the government going to do about the agreed to a deal in which they said to dave. try to do take measur

and ozzy of b.b. the christian who spent nearly nine years on death row for blasphemy in pakistan has reportedly been granted asylum here in germany and bring you the very latest. i brought him thomas thanks so much for being with us the british prime minister chris may is racing against the clock to win support at home and abroad for her breakfast club with the e.u. set to vote on the deal on sunday may still has to convince the skeptics in her own party who call it a sellout and in brussels she's on a mission to discover if there might be any leeway where even possible concessions but the prospects for that are not good. theresa may is hoping the road to brecht's its success at home might just run through brussels together with e.u. chief john claude juncker she's trying to hammer out the text of a draft deal governing her country's future relationship with the e.u. but a two hour meeting behind closed doors only yielded a pledge to talk more we've had a very good meeting this evening we've made fur

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be in consultation talks with pakistani officials among the countries are most likely to take in the b.b. here in europe france italy the netherlands the netherlands of already taking in lawyer and since being linked to the idea of b.b. pace the dutch embassy house closed. its visa and its possible services out of security reasons the biggest country of the country with the biggest pakistani community here in europe the united kingdom has already reject the pledge of us it would be all right good ideas rupert vitor valid for us thank you. you know what. germany's foreign minister is calling for more transparency from china and its treatment of the weaker muslim minority targeted in a massive security crackdown raised the issue monday on an official trip to beijing that human rights groups claim that china has interned up to a million weekers in indoctrination camps in the far north western province. now beijing blames weaker separatists for a series of violent attacks that have killed hundreds of chinese officially these camps or to tackle religious extremism weaker say it's an aggressiv

the country now awaiting a sham trial but interestingly what is on trial who is on trial is not just b.b. but also the state are focused on to decide whether it is going to function as a nation state or a theocratic mall. that your father was murdered because of his support for the of the baby that kind of violence must be huge to terror terror and for anyone campaigning for religious tolerance in pakistan. yes violence of course is a deterrent. and it was a. but but like my father. he also took a. decision for before for principle to stand for a pakistan of beef the focus on that is that peace with with this minority communities and about the sun where every citizen is equal regardless of gender regardless of religion regardless of race ethnicity and all the other denominations that divide us these are the principles that our country was created on and these other principles that we live and that we live our life but. what do you think has to happen for both religious tolerance and freedom of speech to be improved in pakistan. well baucus don what we see today the kind of radicalization

the case of a christian woman who was accused of blasphemy and then acquitted by the supreme court of b.b. has been on death row since twenty ten after neighbors said she insulted islam on wednesday the court unanimously decided there wasn't enough evidence to support the claim but after days of protests by radical islamists the government agreed to review the verdict and put on a no fly list it says this is in line with the constitution. but pakistani human rights campaigner shanta zero is accusing the government of caving in to extremists to see is own father was assassinated by radicals after calling for baby to be pardoned in twenty eleven. religious studies and baucus on have pulled off what can only be described as a judicial judicial coup by breeding the country to a halt they have expected an agreement from the government of pakistan with a judicial sensually handed over to this religious mob from the courts of pakistan giving them the right to due to do or have any verdict overturned and to receive a verdict of the over all of their liking this is perhaps the most humiliating con

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you spoke with pakistan's information minister a short while ago we asked him whether i will see a b.b. is now finally free but as you know it. really is the order of the supreme court the question led to protests in pakistan and now a review petition has been filed in the supreme court and bigger steps have been non-strategic and if it is a main one the e.c.m. then knowledge for the supreme court to decide how they want to go about it. there is no longer through with the justice or through it as it can. and that was the minister of information there in pakistan speaking with us earlier here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world around eighty people have been kidnapped from a school in the city of mend in the western english speaking part of cameroon a report suggests that all or most of those abducted children there are no immediate claims of responsibility separatists are fighting to form a breakaway state in the region so many arabia has told the united nations that it will prosecute the alleged perpetrators in the killing of journalist jim all

country the supreme court decision to acquit her has talked days of protests by islamist hardliners b.b. was sentenced to death for blasphemy and twenty ten after neighbors accused her of insulting the prophet mohammed. joining us now from asia desk. so shallow date of you has found out that authorities are still holding a baby is she safe. well you never do a show conducted an interview with missy it is husband earlier this morning. let me just tell you that it was a bit difficult for us to get an order of mercy because he has been. trying to be safe and hiding here and there and in that interview he said to us that he has already suffered a great deal the vents were dicked in raised the supreme court who did the he was a rare zero zero and his daughters were looking forward to meeting the mother but now they have to wait because revue petition has been five in the supreme court and now they have to wake the daughters have to wait a little bit more to meet their mother and see their mother free and can you tell us more about baby's has bent his spoken with get up to today right what di

store remains behind bars it has been one week since the country's highest court ordered that ozzy of b.b. be released from death row the blasphemy case highlights the dangers faced by christians and their supporters in pakistan and her lawyer he's fled the country to europe saying that he feared for his life and bibi's husband has appealed for the family to be granted asylum abroad hard line islamists have been out on the streets calling for his wife's execution since the verdict was a nail. days of anger as islamist protesters demand the death penalty for this woman. bibi a member of pakistan's christian minority spent eight years on death row for allegedly insulting the prophet mohammad during an argument with her coworkers. she was eventually acquitted but remains in custody under police protection. bibi's is not the first case of persecution against pakistan's christians less than two percent of the population christians have faced repeated attacks by islamist extremists in recent years. in april a gunman shot four people dead in this church in quetta. i am. the worst attack in recen

that it was i think it was the president himself should head of the presidential election shed yule to b.b.'s in ukraine just. what is this additional international pressure against russia is building with talk of further sanctions u.s. president donald trump has threatened to cancel a meeting shared jewels with president putin at this week's g. twenty summit. meanwhile ukrainians are preparing for a new phase of war with the conflict showing no signs of stopping. the i'm joined now by correspondent david stern he is in the ukrainian capital kiev believing to you david we have these ukrainian border regions about ten of them that are under martial law now and there are reports of increased russian military activity at the border or what are you hearing. well yes it should be said it's martial law or maybe a better word for it would be war footing it's preparation for what the president has said could be a full scale war with russia as we heard in the report we are hearing of course that there is a buildup along borders this is what the president has said and the russians the interfax news

also coming up fresh doubt over the fate of a christian woman guilty of blasphemy in pakistan i feel b.b. is out of jail but after narrowly escaping a death sentence for life is still in jeopardy. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in washington with a cabinet shakeup that has created a political firestorm president trump has fired jeff sessions as attorney general sessions was one of the first to endorse trump during his twenty six campaign but the president has long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the russia probe. jeff sessions now the former u.s. attorney general fired by donald trump applauded by his staff as he leaves the justice department the attorney general oversees the department and it's the department that's in charge of special counsel robert miller's investigation into russia's possible role in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election an election that put trump into office. thank you very much believes u.s. intelligence agencies believe russia try to sway the election in favor of trump and special counsel miller is in

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her death penalty overturned last week has been released from prison and initial reports suggest that b.b. had been flown out of the country but the government says that she is still in pakistan bibi spent eight years in jail for blasphemy she's been accused of insulting the prophet muhammad her acquittal triggered by a little protest by islamist groups who calls for her immediate execution her lawyer has been granted temporary refuge in the netherlands after receiving death threats in pakistan. what would you do if fascists took power what if your neighbor was being persecuted would you hide from them from the authorities while. how much would you risk to help someone else questions made the difference between life and death for many people during germany's third rice yesterday the state of israel honored some who risked everything to help others we met a man whose life depended on the courage of another. culture frankenstein is a fighter the ninety four year old travels to berlin several times a year for his care home in stockholm he never wanted to return to germany it was here that he

well brian it's been confirmed that b.b. has left the prison city and she has been taken to the capital. there in the media late night she was taken out of the country but foreign ministry spokesperson said earlier this morning. this is fake news so gone see anything for sure at the moment whether she has left for europe or not but there are reports that say she could be on the way to europe ok now her lawyer has already fled to europe her family is facing death threats what kind of danger is. right now i think she faces him and danger and we saw that islamists took to the streets and they be dead the blood and the government kind of caved in to extremists and we see that the government has struck a deal with that they would. bar her departure from pakistan so we see the kind of threats she faces in pakistan if she stays inside pakistan a knife is in danger that's about human rights groups and investment governments have been leading the government of pakistan. to leave the country so she can live safely with the family will

look says that he fears for his life and that he had to leave so that he could continue to represent a b.b. whose conviction was overturned by the supreme court on wednesday bibi spent eighteen years on death row officials have now agreed to stop her from leaving pakistan to end violent protests over the court's ruling about her only opposition leader has been sentenced to life in prison on charges of spying for caught the shaikh was acquitted earlier this year but the decision has now been overturned he was sentenced along with two colleagues the charges of spying relate to the unrest and twenty eleven for the accusations only came to light after bahrain cut diplomatic links with cut the last year or shake hands the head of behinds main opposition group the party it was the largest bloc in parliament before the twenty eleven protests but it was banned by court order and twenty sixteen bahrain's main secular opposition group known as web has also been outlawed and its leader is also serving jail time behind as a majority shia country hundreds of people have been jailed for demanding reform

better known as she shot to fame here when she played livy the witch in the b.b. and t. and i will be serious but lena is not only an actress she's been writing songs for years she is just about to release her third album and here is the first single they are better than or rebels. the sad fact. that it's not done them follow such an allowance. i'm so. i'm so. i'm so. glad. glad. to. get glenn. glenn . live dangerously stay young and be a rebel and that's enough message in that song and i think i'll take that on board though you know i will start touring germany austria and switzerland in march twenty ninth teen more brand new music is coming up in this week's new releases. herbut bruno mars back with an album that's quite political and double heard so he could go no musician scenes in turkish for the first time the theme of the song is longing whether for the next vacation destination or a second home on its. modern cold says the debut album by hologram from cologne they blend post-punk new wave incredible rock later this year the five lads will set off on their big nor

better known as the now she shot to fame here when she played live either which in the b.b. and t. and m. will be serious but lean as not only an actress she's been writing songs for years she is just about to release her third album and here is the first single of her better than or rebels. thank you this is. about. us not getting them to listen to a. cut. above. and. beyond to us. thanks. glenn. thanks. thanks thanks. again to. lead. thanks. live dangerously stay young and be a rebel and that's when those messages in that song and i think i'll take that on board though you know i will start touring germany austria and switzerland in march twenty ninth eighteen more brand new music is coming up in this week's new releases . herbage bruno mars back with an album that's quite political and double hurts oh my music is sings in turkish for the first time. the theme of the song this longing whether for the next vacation destination or a second home a. modern cold's is the debut album by holly graham from cologne they blend post-punk new wave incredibly uk later this year the five loves

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no i didn't before up b.b. there's law had been a sponsor on foreign hanging a few people on the grounds of bless me but in the times of benazir bhutto when she was prime minister she did tried to do certain administrative measures richard made it impossible for anybody to give a divided by just symbolic is a thing somebody of committing less than me at it was thought that said the measures would be introduced by the parliament to reduce the impact of this are gracious less of a law but unfortunately the no government so far has said do it third regard due to ring about it change but i'm sure because i believe in that bigger the better he's bought the pakistan people's party would go all out for any death amendment and the blessing of a law because it is an abuse of law and i'm sure now be but b.m.i. and we're also joined this because i've been there also know that these miscreants have been the sponsor for destroying fees and law and order in the country i'm sure if all of these political parties join hands th

i see b.b. is a pakistani christian woman condemned her did it is a goal after an argument with her muslim neighborhood led them to accuse her of insulting islam this supremes court overturned the conviction this week saying there wasn't enough evidence but reaction in some quarters was a few. so what he thought of. we did not accept the supreme court's one sided verdict at least so we request the supreme court reviews its judge part constitutes a larger bench to hear this case again we're focused on here prime minister emraan khan insisting he were not allow what he calls religious hardliners to cripple the country damaged property and fight with police this goldman has taken a stand and i hope it's just sort of lives that the stand and he takes on and then takes.

phases, b.b., and b.b., after beguin. beguin, the answer is had very ficials little understanding of american movements. they were very touchy about prosization. there was tensions in the 1950s nd 19 sits between american evangelicals and israel oncerning some of the restrictions on pros tillization, that the state then maintained. incident, formous xample, in which billy graham as denied use of an arena for his crusade because public pros was prohibited and vice versa. in this period, american christians particularly in the and elical neo-fundamentalist strains knew israel, so about they were interdependent in some ways. now, israel was for much of its history a very depended ry that heavily on stur rhythm. some of the early context, context wean the state of israel and american christians is through the tourism.of there was a considerable amount at stake in pilgrimages and holy land tours. they were speaking past each other. part, until beguin. exception is le david ben gurion, although he secular in his own belief was

alba jail and on the move but right now her status remains unclear some officials say that ozzy of b.b. has just been transferred to a facility in islamic bond for security reasons but local media say that authorities are preparing to fly her out of the country the last week pakistan's supreme court acquitted her of blasphemy charges that triggered violent protests by islamist groups who want to see her publicly executed. in cameroon seventy nine boarding school students who were kidnapped by separatists have been released reports say that the kidnappers are still holding three adult hostages from the school now the children aged between eleven and seventeen were seized early monday morning in mendo that's the capital of the north west region of the country no single group says that it carried out the kidnapping but separatist militias have been calling for a school boycott but one of german chancellor angela merkel's closest allies has officially launched her campaign to lead the chancellor's conservative c.d.u. party america announced last week that she is stepping down from the job

sanctions on iran to using b.b.'s not bombs just stand up for palestinians. to going underground. it's hard to imagine. the war a nazi doctor was still active. in the nineteen seventies as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy. it turned terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. you know she said is just. a little mind victims have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge. joined me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. welcome back this week the un special rapporteur on. stream poverty and human rights to britain to investigate the human consequences of post twenty eight crash austerity cuts but back in april as resumes windrush deportations gadol broke the un's own human rights council determined that at the heart of british society lies struct

sanctions on iran to using b.b.'s not bombs just sound up for palestinians speech watching all the civil walk through of going under the rug. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to be precise this is what the four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. first city. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube clip the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still or here i mean you are live with video of the. split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back this week the u.n. sent a special report only stream poverty and human rights to britain to investigate the h

i see b.b. is a pakistani christian woman condemned her did eight years ago after an argument with their muslim neighbor led them to accuse her of insulting islam this new priem court overturned the conviction this week saying there wasn't enough evidence but reaction in some quarters was a few. somebody wrote up. we did not accept the supreme court's one sided verdict at least so we request the supreme court reviews its judge what constitutes a large and bench to hear this case again we're focused on here prime minister embryon khan insists he would not allow what he calls religious hardliners to cripple the country damaged property and fight with police this goldman has taken a stand and i hope it's just sort of lives that the stand and it takes on and then takes effective measures to deal with these miscreants and restores laws because people of pakistan who are peace loving they are really fed up with these people who abuse the illusion for their own small neural net maybe a sense now it see

the government forced forced to make it read the book that the protesters were warned get indeed that b.b. leave the country a difficult predicament indeed for the government or did really be interesting to see where the opposition party though once again going to try to gain momentum and come back on the street. pollution levels in the indian capital new delhi have soared to twenty times the safe level the day after the hindu volley festival celebrations in what's becoming an annual problem the government is blaming a combination of the valley fireworks displays and seasonal crop burning by farmers plans to restrict the sale of the most polluting fireworks and restrict the times that they could be set off appear to have been largely ignored. if you like to use pollution rule if you decrease driving an auto rickshaw since nine hundred ninety four it's become very difficult due to the pollution sometimes when we clean a nose or small black when we speak to a coal thoughts that's a problem. much more in everything that we have been covering on the website al-jazeera dot com. and now a remin

exposed in incited by islamist extremists protests erupted after the supreme court released a sea of b.b. the first woman sentenced to death by hanging for insulting islam. and millions of residents of mexico city are preparing for major water shortages as authorities carry out maintenance work on one of the main supply systems it is expected that half of the capital's eight million inhabitants will be without water for at least four days. here in germany we are getting a clearer picture of who could try to become the next chancellor of the country it's been barely two days since angela merkel announced that she will step down as leader of her party and not seek reelection as germany's chancellor well now one of her longstanding critics launched his campaign to take her place for egypt matz says that he can unite their divided party meet chancellor merkel's old rival the man she once ousted is back to challenge her. needs a fresh torch under a new. c.d.u. needs a forward thinking political discussion and i believe that means to see to you has to be clear about its core values i'm going t

>> yeah, beale street is -- they call it the home of the blues because this is where b.b.he greats came to hone their craft and to get their message out to the world. back in the day it was the whole neighborhood, not just this one street. there were several streets so this is where elvis came to learn how to dance and to do all the things that he did. that was huge influence for blues and rock 'n' roll. beale street today is still -- there's a lot of clubs and shops and and there's still music being pumped out of here seven days a week. it's -- you know, it's a vibrant entertainment district. it's one of the top tourist spots in tennessee. >> so outside the national civil rights museum or as a lot of people knew it, the lorraine motel. what's noteworthy about what happened here? >> so where the wreath is, that's the site where dr. king was assassinated in 1968. you know, this is an extraordinary museum. it's a huge piece of american history. >> how did people in memphis react to having something like that happen here? >> man, it was -- it was a terrible thing. people were

business on the ground i'm thinking more and more about my b.b. people here are increasingly learning they have cancer i think that a lot of it is linked to the jet fuel this topic is sometimes raised locally but mostly effort one is scared to touch it and wounded to see it is not the news that every other person has cancer this includes me i have cancer my boss at work also has cancer it involves everyone and every day is just that not many think about it until it involves them. the number of cancer patients hasn't changed in the last ten years the same goes with the other it is. for the root cause you cause you need research that would cover a much larger number of people you need a good database on diseases if the local hospital hasn't found a spike in oncology diseases that doesn't say anything about a possible connection it's not the way it's established. the problem is that there are too many risk factors that influence our bodies in the end it's very difficult to find who's the one to blame. we need to find who to blame but who will go agai

i agree protestors in pakistan have staged rallies since their quit all of b.b. was announced on wednesday the country's supreme court said there wasn't enough evidence to convict the christian woman of insulting islam babysat.

coming out to the situation of unrest mostly roads a quiet not much transport is a pile of what i see b.b. is a pakistani christian woman. did eight years ago after an argument where they're muslim neighbor led them to accuse her of insulting islam this new priem court overturned her conviction this week saying there wasn't enough evidence but reaction in some quarters was a few. so what he thought of. we do not accept the supreme court's one sided verdict at least request the supreme court reviews its judge part constitutes a larger bench to hear this case again we're focused on here prime minister emraan khan insisting he were not allow what he calls religious hardliners to cripple the country damaged property and fight with police this goldman has taken a stand and i hope it's just sort of lives that the stand and they take song and then to takes effective measures to deal with these miscreants and restores laws because people of pakistan who are peace loving they are really fed up with these people who abuse allision for their own small neural net maybe a sense now it seems the prime

of blasphemy in pakistan has left the country saying his life was on just threat but they did asio b.b. is much less certain that the pakistani government came to an agreement on saturday with conservative news than protestors the been protesting for three days over her acquittal the mother of five has spent eight years on death row who will not be allowed to leave the country till the supreme court reviews the ruling. the search for the crashed lion airplane has ended its sixth day in indonesia with divers reports of the seen the fuse the lashon engines of the jet on the sea floor a boeing jet plunged into the java sea minutes after takeoff on monday killing all one hundred eighty nine people on board you up to date those are your headlines up next it is phone lines we'll see you a bit later by. judge capital is one of the finest people of the cream court nominee break out in a judge brett kavanaugh is fighting back it's a three judge breakout role wasn't telling the judge brett kavanaugh his confirmation would swing the balance of the high court to the right and could lead to a revis

new doubts about the fate of a christian woman accused of blasphemy in pakistan was he a b.b. is out of jail but even after escaping a death sentence my sister say her life is still.

b.b. is a pakistani christian woman and there did it is a goal after an argument. led them to accuse her of insulting islam this group court overturned the conviction this week saying there wasn't enough evidence but reaction in some quarters were you. so what it was out of pakistan where we did not accept the supreme court's one sided verdict or at least request the supreme court reviews its judge part of its constitutional law to hear this case again. or pakistan's your prime minister emraan khan insists he would not allow what he calls religious hardliners to cripple the country damaged property and fight with police this girl has taken a stand and i hope it's just sort of vice that the stand and he takes on and then to takes effective measures to deal with these miscreants and restores laws because people of pakistan who are peace loving they are really fed up with these people who abuse the lesion for their own small mean nearly fifty cents now it seems the prime minister has succeeded in that decision by the ultra conservative group that he can lead. to call

of blasphemy in pakistan has left the country saying his life was under threat and the fate of asio b.b. is much less certain after the pakistani government came to an agreement on saturday with conservative muslims who protested for three days over the acquittal the mother of five spent eight years on death row and is currently barred from leaving the country next is the listening post we'll see you a bit later. c.n.n. bureau in new york city this actually was the device that c.n.n. hiring the democratic caucus like and. yeah let's click like i have read it try i think. back me up. in a lower micha gives birth and you're at the listening post this coming tuesday november sixth americans will be voting in midterm elections which will be seen as a referendum on the trump presidency so it's fitting that one of the major issues before voters is the institution president trump cannot stop talking at.

b.b. who had been released from a prison in that video gone. after the court a quick voice flown especially. the destination was not known and that of course. reports that she had left the country however did the morning before in all fairness. care to go to. king that she had been thrown into it. being a. gift. to her life and cheated and undisclosed location in pakistan and had not left the country the country the information minute. spreading false news. given the fact that the country had three days of rioting that brought the country down and we are expecting that religious body to come out with some sort of an announcement within the next few go for the government denying that she had left a country thing that she didn't undisclosed location and british security forces taking care of the day so yes there was an emotional reaction to her being released has any of that tamp down. definitely something that will be a tense affair we'll have to watch and see where that reaction again boys. because it didn't happen that violent protests the gov

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