jobs coast shake from some on the senior advisor of the bahrain center for human rights joins us now welcome to the program appreciate your time what are your thoughts on the sentence that's been handed down in the past few hours tonight bill. well that sometimes is a clear. mockery to justice a slap to the rule of law and to human rights values and standards and principles. after having more than twenty court hearings authorities failed to present substantial evidence to charge an a b. of an appeal did was he focused on warning of the destructive result of war in yemen he called upon. to resort to dialogue to peace rather than to war and destruction. being charged today for expressing his views openly in the nocturne which which is well agreed upon today in the human rights community and international level he forecast that. if the war continues in yemen yemen or face a humanitarian catastrophe and he should be honored and given credit for dance because today the u.n. reports international community agrees that yemen is facing a humanitarian catastrophe do you persistence on war rat

war torn libya really a better place now without its brutal dictator colonel gadhafi and how did bahrain become the forgotten revolution and up from special. libya remains a mess the country continues to grapple with civil war humanitarian crises foreign interventions and the threat from i saw this week a panel of u.n. experts said a political solution in libya remains out of reach in the near future so looking back was the nato intervention in twenty eleven to topple colonel gadhafi in the midst of the arab spring a mistake will continued foreign intervention from outside powers bring more harm than good and who's to blame for the violence and chaos on the ground that's produced such a massive refugee crisis joining me to debate this a half and i'll go i'll call him mr arab news and former senior fellow at the atlantic council in washington d.c. and. former deputy prime minister of post gadhafi libya thank you both for joining me in the arena last of a given how many problems libya has right now political economic social security do you have any regrets about supporting the original nat

interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen to remind you of the bahrain upraising started during the arab spring the huge uprising a wave of protests across the middle east in twenty eleven the main demands of the opposition in bahrain at the time were more rights for the shia population and the abdication of the king of bahrain but at the time two police responded with what's been described as a brutal crackdown a senior advisor at the bahrain center for human rights now told us the latest verdict against now bill rogers has completely unjust. well the sometimes is a clearer mockery to just a slap to the rule of law to human rights values and standards and principles. after hardly more than twenty court hearings authorities took was substantial evidence to charge and the be all that was he focused on warning all thought on this destruction was of war in yemen he called upon. to resort to dialogue on to peace rather than to war on destruction and the deal is being charged today for expressing his views old cooley. rights groups are trying to again draw attention to this ca

bahrain, small island right on the fault line.you have iran over one horizon, saudi arabia over another, iraq to the north. and you actually host the american fleet in the base. give me your assessment of american foreign-policy right now in the gulf. do we have it right? could we use a a little advicen one side or another? >> we really look at american foreign-policy and our partnership with america -- [inaudible] >> we have been hacked. [laughing] >> not me. it wasn't me. it's the translation is on, sorry. go ahead. >> it's the translation is on. >> yes. >> it's not me. sorry. >> gives you time to think. >> exactly. [laughing] >> stalling tactic. >> what was the question again? [laughing] go ahead. america's presence, america's partnership with our region has been there for decades. those decades also saw some issues. 1973 there was a major issue of the 1973 war between egypt, syria and israel. at that time the gulf countries and especially bahrain having the presence there at the same time with the aerobics between america and

which makes him of focus i guess of the bahrain center for human rights between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen he's numerously been imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations in the two years he's currently serving right now and it down as a punishment for disseminating rumors and false news end quote currently in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen now to remind you the part of history here the bahraini uprising started of course during the arab spring that big wave of protests across the middle east in twenty eleven the main demands of the opposition then were more rights for the shia population and the cation of the king of bahrain however police responded with what's been described as a brutal crackdown one senior advisor at the bahrain center for human rights no told us the latest verdict against neighbor roger is completely unjust while the son turns the clearer mark curry to justice a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after harvey more than twenty court hearings authorities b

talking in his times when he's out of prison which doesn't mean much he's also the president of the bahrain center for human rights between twenty twelve and fourteen he was imprisoned for organizing unauthorized demonstrations now here we go again this more the two years he's currently serving there were handed down for quote publishing and disseminating rumors and false news end quote apparently all in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen now to remind you the bahraini uprising itself the bigger picture here started during the arab spring that massive wave of protests across the middle east in twenty eleven the main demands of the opposition back then were more rights for the shia population and the abdication of the king of bahrain however police then responded with what's been described by many many accounts as a brutal crackdown a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us that the latest verdict against his completely unjust while the son turns the mockery to justice a slap to the rule of law human rights values an

and accepted that bahrain is an independent country. although we had in the past issues and continue to have it with occupation of the united arab emirates islands, but we always saw the legal solutions for that and continue to do so till today. but there's the mistrust that came with the islamic republic. there's the iran we know, iran the people, iran the cultural links we have, iran the culture and iran the depth of history and civilization, and there's this situation now since 1979 that we are going through with something that every now and then the people of iran will have their own views towards it. so we need that to be addressed. iran need to really change its behavior. we're not there to destroy iran, we're not there to interfere with iran, but they need to change their behavior and be part of this whole international coalition to protect the region with the united states of america. they should not look at the base or the presence of the fifth fleet in bahrain and the international fleets as a threat to their country. they sho

heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington a prominent rights activist has been jailed in bahrain for five years now bill roggio was a leading figure in the two thousand and eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for tweets criticizing bahrain's intervention in the yemen civil war and the prison authorities use of torture raja was already serving a two year sentence for accusing the government of torturing political prisoners. the state of kassa and chad to restore diplomatic ties chad's government ordered the closure of cattle as embassy in august that was two months after the start of the gulf crisis in which saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a blockade on cata they accused of supporting terrorism a charge which the government has strongly denied. canada's prime minister has reiterated that he supports a one united india during his first visit to the country just intrude on his family or on an eight day tour some in india have accused members of his cabinet of supporting sikh separatists for canadian cabinet members seek to do is meeting the chief minister of p

protest back in twenty eleven he's also president of the bahrain center of human rights between twenty twelve and twenty fourteen he was imprisoned for organizing or theorize demonstrations in the two years he's currently serving well the one hundred done for quote publishing disseminating rumors out of the news apparently in connection with a number of t.v. interviews he gave back in twenty fifteen twenty sixteen to remind you that bahraini uprising started during the arab spring a wave of protests across the middle east and twenty eleven the main demands of the opposition were more rights for the shia population on the abdication of the king of bahrain however police responded but what's being described as a brutal crackdown by senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us the latest verdict against the right job is completely unjust while the son turns the mockery to just a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after hardly more than one hundred court hearings. he took substantial evidence to charge and to be. was he focused on war

opposition at the time were more rights for the shia population and the education of the king of bahrain how the police responded with what's been described as a brutal crackdown a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights spoke to us early he told us the latest verdict against now bill raja is completely unjust. what the sun turns the clearer mark curry to just a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after having more than twenty court hearings authorities to resign substantial evidence to charge an a b. of a deal did was he focused on warning of the destructive result of war in yemen he called the part of the resort to dialogue to peace rather to turn to war and destruction. being charged today for express think it's we'll use all pooly human rights organizations to try to draw attention to this case and it's internationals been calling on the king of bahrain to free now bill and the campaign on twitter as well. the story of a boy next he's been through a lot russian boy was left stranded in iraqi territory previously held by islamic stat

rights groups are trying to draw attention to the case and human rights watch asked bahrain's allies to push for his immediate release while amnesty international has been calling on the king of bahrain to free and have launched a twitter campaign. a prime aggression rally has been held in paris following president micron's initiative to tighten laws on refugees are controlled is in the capital for us well this is seen as being one of the biggest tests of the manual mark one has faced so far in his presidency with around two hundred people coming out on wednesday morning to voice their concerns about this new immigration law well what's in the new immigration law well first of all they want to double the time of detention that's how long my kids can be held from forty five to ninety days they also want to put in jail for up to a year those migrants to cross into france illegally and they want to shorten the time that people have to apply for asylum where the people who protested outside the consulate attack today said they were incredibly unhappy and they expressed why pledge of yell

allies to push for an ability to mediate release while international has been calling on the king of bahrain to free no appeal. launched a twitter campaign. a russian boy who was left stranded in iraqi territory previously held by a slum mixtape has been brought back to russia to be reunited with relatives his parents are believed to have traveled to iraq to join the terror group here in russia his grandparents are waiting for him medina cots never was are to a mosque or a port when he arrived. this is a three year old boy who is going back home from the orphanage in baghdad is happy he is finally going to see his family again here at the moscow airport the child looked tired and lost he was trying to hide his face from all the cameras and didn't respond to any questions or when he was called by his name he doesn't know what happened to his mother nor does he remember his father is too small to understand what happened to his parents that small boys traumatized is missing one little finger on his left hand and the injury that he sustained during a shallowing attack has spent over five months

not a prominent rights activist has been jailed in bahrain for five years rajab was a leading figure in the two thousand and eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for tweets that criticized bahrain's intervention in the yemen civil war and the prison authorities use of torture rajab was already serving it two years sentence i'll be back with a news out a little over twenty five minutes but now let's get you back to al-jazeera world. i am a. zero arabic. i am looking at why my colleague much the same has been in jail in egypt for a real year without trial. he is experienced and as covered several pollutions as a foreign correspondent. as an egyptian revolution in twenty eleven was a huge challenge for him here what was he like to work relevant in the movement away and in the us in the can with it wasn't what i was certain. of. had a king to tell. them and made them that man with a better hope are behind the saffi you have. and what money i would still have from a day that i let my land that's just a tad but i'm out of the what are they in the corner. of the early element s

however police responded with what's been described as a brutal crackdown a senior adviser at the bahraincenter for human rights told us the latest verdict against job is completely unjust. well let's turn to mark corey to just a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after hardly more than one hundred court hearings of the two was done substantial evidence to charge and to be all that was he focused on warning. on the destructive. of war in yemen he called upon to resort to dialogue to peace rather than to war on destruction. being charged today for express think its views openly the rights groups are trying to draw attention to the case human rights watch asked by rains allies to push for his immediate release while on the sea international has been calling on the king of bahrain to free an appeal and have launched a twitter campaign. a russian boy who was left stranded in iraqi territory previously held by islamic state has been brought back home to be reunited with relatives his parents are believed to have traveled to iraq to join the terror group h

a support campaign on twitter shaikh made similar selman a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us the latest verdict against noble raja is completely unjust while the sentence is a clearer marker read to just a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after having more than twenty court hearings authorities to resign substantial evidence to charge an a b. of a deal did was he focused on warning of thoughts on the destructive result of war in yemen he called upon to resort to dialogue to peace rather to done to war and destruction. being charged today for expressing his views all coolly. next on the menu something new on the curriculum america's world renowned yale university is launching a new study program aimed it deconstructing what it means to be white in modern day society the module looks at how the issue of race permeates almost every aspect of cultural and economic life in the states but not everyone's happy about this new course in severe cancer in finding out. racial tensions in the u.s. go back centuries from coloniz

because they would perceive it as an infringement on the human rights watch is urging bahrain to stop arbitrarily stripping nationals of their citizenship it says that eight people have been made stateless and deported to iraq over the past week videos appeared online showing some of them saying goodbye to their families two weeks ago appeals court upheld a decision to deport them for damaging state security but according to human rights watch since twenty twelve bahrain has stripped five hundred seventy eight nationals of their citizenship leaving many of them stateless just last week on january thirty first bahrain stripped forty seven people of their citizenship on terrorism related charges and three days ago on february first another twenty five people lost their citizenship. passenger trains collided with a freight train in the us state of south carolina killing at least two people the past just service was carrying around one hundred forty people when it hit the freight train near the town of k.c. at least seventy people injured in the crash of being treated in hospital. yet so

bahrain faces renewed criticism from human rights campaigners after a new round of deportations in the name of national security. and in sport the history making hockey team play their first competitive game in readiness for the winter olympics. a roadside bomb a struck a vehicle in egypt's sinai peninsula killing two soldiers the pickup truck which was carrying egyptian security forces was just south of the coastal city of calories when the bomb went off six people were injured in the attack there's been no claim of responsibility israeli planes have been carrying out air strikes in northern sinai with the approval of egyptian president. that's according to the new york times it says that unmarked israeli war planes and helicopters have conducted dozens of raids in egypt over the past two years egyptian forces have been fighting isolating armed groups which have launched attacks in the region have been reports on the cooperation between egypt and israel before but it's always been denied by both governments have a subway is a research and writer on sun and he joins us now live from is

interviews he gave in twenty fifteen and sixteen shake made from osama a senior adviser at the bahrain center for human rights told us the latest verdict here against now bill rodgers completely unjust. well the sentence is a clear marker read to just a slap to the rule of law human rights values and standards and principles. after hardly more than twenty court hearings. to resign substantial evidence to charge an a b. . was he focused on warning of. the destructive result of war in yemen he called upon to resort to dialogue to peace rather than to war on destruction. being charged today for expressing his views all pooly. america's world renowned yale university is launching a new study program aimed at deconstructing what it means to be white in modern day society module perry looks at how the issue of race permeates almost every aspect of culture in economic life in the united states not everyone's happy about it is similar accounts been finding out. racial tensions in the u.s. go back centuries from colonization and genocide to slavery and racial segregation the country's troubled

like oman and bahrain will continue to struggle.n the middle is saudi arabia, who is on a much stronger footing. it is definitely on an improved trajectory. and then you have got some very strong credits like kuwait and the uae. even qatar, so there is some -- though there is some risk given the geopolitical situation. we are quite optimistic about that. yousef: that is it for this "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." we have a busy week ahead in the region and we will be right here at the start of the trading week in the gulf, sunday morning at 8:00. i'm yousef gamal el-din. do join me then. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am jonathan ferro. 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, the job report. wages have climbed the most since 2009 and has helped sink treasury and 30 year bonds break 3%. after showing signs of resiliency through the week, credit begins to crack. we begin with the big issue, the solid u.s. jobs report. >> this

like oman and bahrain will continue to struggle.mewhere in the middle is saudi arabia, who is on a much stronger footing. it is definitely on an improved trajectory. and then you have got some very strong credits like kuwait and the uae. even qatar, though there is some risk given the geopolitical situation. but we are quite optimistic about that. yousef: that is it for this "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." we have a busy week ahead in the region, and we will be right here at the start of the trading week in the gulf, sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. in the uae. i'm yousef gamal el-din. do join me then. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcas

two separate cases netanyahu denies the allegations a prominent rights activist has been jailed in bahrain for five years an appeal rajab was a leading figure in the two thousand and eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced to tweets criticizing bahrain's intervention in the yemen war and the prison authorities use of torture rajab was already serving a two year sentence for accusing the government of torturing political prisoners and students survivors of the shooting in the u.s. state of florida taking action to push for tougher gun control they're set to hold talks with legislators in the state capital tallahassee seventeen students and staff were killed in the attack last week in parkland. here with the news grid and a little over twenty five minutes on al jazeera right after today's edition of the stream next. on the benefit of saddam people so bad they see the importance of the arab. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. ok and you're in the stream today we're looking at the situation in data is the country facing economic collapse so we have a new au

egypt and bahrain cut ties with cattle and imposed a blockade after accusing it of supporting terrorism catchall strongly deny the allegations. the leaders of the palestine liberation organization a meeting to discuss ending the oslo accords and suspending their recognition of israel the palestinian president declared last month that the peace agreements of one thousand nine hundred three in one thousand nine hundred five would dead mahmoud abbas vowed to reject u.s. mediation after donald trump's decision in december to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. emanuel macron has been speaking at a conference on education in senegal french president says universal education is the most important way for a country to ensure security and progress it's part of the global pushed have every child in school by the twenty thirty but as nicholas hack now reports from dakka only half the money needed to fill that goal has been pledged. they came to the conference of beats hoping donor countries would take the right steps and pledge more money to children's education because two hundred thirty fo

leading figure in twenty eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for tweets criticizing bahrain's intervention in the yemen civil war and the prison authorities use of torture rajab was a ready seventy two year sentence for cues in the government of torturing political presence kind of his prime minister has reiterated that he supports a one united india during his first visit to the country justin trudeau and his family are on an eight day. those are the headlines the news will continue on al-jazeera but first it's time to look at inside story. the world is feeling its newborns that's the warning today from unicef in a report that says the death of babies globally is alarmingly high so can child mortality be reduced and if so how this is inside story.

telecom giant and it in yahoo denies all allegations a prominent rights activist has been jailed in bahrain for five years an appeal rajab was a leading figure in twenty eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for tweets criticizing bahrain's intervention in the yemen civil war and the prison authorities use of torture rajab was a ready seventy two year sentence for cues in the government of torturing political presence kind of his prime minister has reiterated that he supports a one united india during his first visit to the country justin trudeau and his family are on an eight day. those are the headlines the news will continue on al-jazeera but first it's time to look at inside story. the world is failing its newborns that's the warning today from unicef in a report that says the death of babies globally is alarmingly high so can child mortality be reduced and if so how this is inside story. hello again welcome to the program i'm peter dobby at least seven thousand infants die every day mostly from preventable causes that's according to a report by unicef the fund babies born i

egypt and bahrain cut ties with cata and imposed a blockade after accusing it of supporting terrorism katter has strongly denied the allegations. now argentina's once booming biofuels industry is suffering after its main market the u.s. imposed a tariff on imports the move is all part of the trumpet ministrations america first policy to make sure that u.s. produces don't lose out to foreign imports al-jazeera has to raise a boat reports now from. six years ago this factory was producing sixteen thousand tons of bio diesel fuel now it's down to about six thousand even though. the interest rate will grow there's no investment it worries us that the united states will stop importing or bio diesel interest was credit to export not only to fulfill internal needs. some say factories located in the province of santa fe argentina's first victims of donald trump's america first approach to following trade the us announced a seventy two percent tariff on imports of its biodiesel american officials accuse argentina of unfairly subsidizing the country's biodiesel industry at the expense of u.s. p

visas a prominent rights activist has been jailed in bahrain for five years the bill rajab was a leading figure in the pro in the two thousand and eleven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for tweets that criticized bahrain's intervention in yemen civil war and the prison authorities use of torture rajab was already serving a two year sentence for accusing the government of torturing political prisoners. the u.s. vice president mike pence was able to meet north korean officials at the winter olympics but pyongyang canceled quote at the last minute the state department says that penned seen here sitting in front of north korean leader kim jong il the sister was waiting to see her i know there are officials from pyongyang they were in south korea for the opening ceremony of the young chang games natascha game reports from seoul. this aborted meeting was two weeks in the making the cia learned that the north koreans wanted to meet with u.s. vice president mike pence while he was attending the opening ceremony of the pyung chang olympics it was slated to take place in seoul the follo

and bahrain all cut diplomatic ties with qatar in june after accusing it of financing terrorism but many at the meeting were paid to attend. has more from munich. a few blocks from where the wells most influential security conference is being held another event has taken place the country is imposing a sea land and ad located on khattala invited journalists to attend their own meeting described as a conference to in catus sanctions against. when no one showed log and i ended the deputy attorney general of the united states addressing a decision by a federal grand jury to a indict thirteen russian nationals on three russian entities accused of been fearing an interfering in the us elections listening to the defendants allegedly traveled to the united states and twenty fourteen to collect intelligence for their american influence operations in order to hide the russian origins of their activities the defendants allegedly purchased space on computer servers located here in the united states in order to set up a virtual private network the defendants allegedly use that infrastructure to esta

human rights watch says authorities in bahrain and deported eight nationals who was stripped of best citizenship at the end of january this year videos have been posted online showing them saying goodbye to their families for the deportees have been sent and not jeff and iraq their removal follows an appeals court decision to uphold a ruling that all did that deportation for allegedly damaging state security. palestine liberation organization has moved to cut ties with israel p.l.o. leaders met in ramallah west bank on saturday they've ordered the palestinian government to draft a plan to casals political economic and security contacts has been growing tensions since december when u.s. president donald trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital or in other developments israel is saying that it plans to make the have an outpost in the occupied west bank an official settlement prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his cabinet it's in response to an attack that last month where a rabbi was shot and killed by a palestinian since then israeli forces of conducting raids in the west ba

a prominent human rights activist in bahrain has been jailed for five years now below her job was a leading figure in the twenty seven pro-democracy protests he's been sentenced for posting tweets criticizing back reins intervention in the yemen civil war and accusing prison guards of using torture is really a media say a form a confidant of prime minister benjamin netanyahu may testify against him in a corruption case. as a former director of the communications ministry police arrested him on sunday as part of a probe into links between the telecoms giant and the government and the now who has called the investigation a witch hunt police have declared a curfew in central colombia after rioting broke out over revelations about former fock rebels the government revealed a supermarket chain was being used as a front for hiding fox assets the connection could put the fox in breach of the twenty six hundred peace deal that ended fifty years of conflict those are the headlines the news continues after world often. one of the. ear of the. world a listener of water. and most of them never been to

could well be for a kid down again with that northerly breeze the mark just be a shower or two in bahrain or over qatar itself even possibly daryn not much to it but it's a possibility about some of that to thursday the sun's back out again the breezes drop twenty six degrees in doha much the same in riyadh as always hotter in mecca. the with sponsored body counts on. the scene for us when they're on line which is a very new sign in yemen that peace is possible but not what happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sept. little choosing between. eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist who's close to the story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. ambassador to the united nations has accused me on mars government of making the lives of range of muslims a death sentence hundreds of thousands of them have fled since a violent military crackdown began almost six months ago israeli police have recommended prime

bundesliga action and a late kick off these two of germany's cup semifinalists faceoff shaka travel to bahrain and while the hosts have the league title as good as sewn up their visitors have plenty to play for they're part of a group of teams beneath the champions all pushing to qualify for the champions league. shellcode might be riding on the right path to success in the cup but in the bundesliga the royal blue still face an almighty battle to finish in the top four and their next obstacle is the toughest in the division a trip to buy in munich is always difficult and star midfielder laon gorecki will have extra pressure to deal with he's already agreed to join by him at the end of the season but shall be coached to many coated esco says he'll take it all in his stride. forty below when he's looking forward to the game of not because he's moving there this summer but because he's playing fish out in munich what happened he's up for the challenge always and of course there will be a lot of focus on him and he knows that but we just motivates him even more what us . media buy and look as mena

sports the champions league is back this evening byron munich take on the cache of turkey in the arena bahrain have dominated the bonus league of the season and are aiming only using that momentum to rack up a vital win over the turkish champions. the icy weather in munich couldn't keep by munich off their training page. thirteen match winning streak in all competitions has the german champions brimming with confidence boks coach you punk kids and he was resting on their laurels they are predicting a tough test. this man's name on the name that is on them and show you all will see that they can really play football. but it comes as no surprise to me that. they group and all the three away games open for us one young of a dozen and i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg look strong so leading the three of us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena full of again this despite visit tash banning their supporters from attending the match by defender mats is convinced that will be plenty of turkish friends in the stadium t

would i referred to have been in bahrain or somewhere? yes.ky encounter with dwayne jones to move into the second round of the welsh open snooker. the world number three won by four frames to three in cardiff, but only after welshman jones had fought back from 3—1 down to make it 3—3. trump then took the deciding frame. earlier, defending champion stuart bingham defeated the world number 108, chen zhe, by four frames to one in cardiff. there were also wins for 16—year—old jackson page, peter ebdon, ricky walden, liam highfield. that's all from sportsday. mark selby is in action at the moment. selby is leading 2—1. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, political leader writer at the financial times and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads on the story of the five—year—old who died after being turned away from a gp appointment because s

in bahrain a court has sentenced human rights activist now be over a job to another five years in jail for job and criticize the saudis involvement in the many civil war on twitter he's already serving a two year sentence for voicing criticism of the bahraini government on t.v. . the u.s. state department says north korea canceled a planned meeting with vice president mike pence apple last minute he was supposed to hold talks with government representatives during the olympic games in south korea pyongyang reportedly scrapped that idea after pens denounce the north's human rights abuses. time to check in with the berlin film festival now and yesterday saw a screening of gus van sant latest film don't worry he won't go far on foot it's based on the true story of a cartoonist battling disability and alcoholism it was a highly anticipated film at the berlin allah but the excitement wasn't universal. what came phoenix and press conference is apparently not a good mix his media performance wasn't quite up to his acting performance when it came to promoting his new film. doesn't like press c

something home from munich in spite of the threat from from the robert leavened and the rest of the bahrain attack. they started with plenty of confidence well byron struggled to get into the game after their champions league exertions that he made tested spend from range. at the other end we barely wasted byron's best chance when clean through on goal neil neil the score at half time after the break the league leaders picked up the pace but there fearsome attack found a worthy and rooney yasht even the bun just leaders top scorer couldn't convert his chances byron's winning run comes to an end well the capital club take hard earned point. of the game that's the way to push their opponents in the right direction stop them from getting the ball forward doubled up on the wings and defended set pieces well i'd give us an a. plus to hacking was hoping to end a four match losing streak when he and captain large tindall visited their former club hand over the points and pride were both up for grabs here. but the foals were again poor in front of goal while their host created few opportunities you

over one to one against freiburg hoffenheim beat mind for two the late game seashell to travel to bahrain on friday leipzig one to nail against alex work and there are two more matches to come on sunday. well carnival celebrations are underway in many parts of the world including brazil where many people have had to cut back because of the country's economic pinch rio de janeiro's mayor has also been doing his part to save money he's sour spirits by insisting that the celebration should not detract from everyday problems but for most people the party must go on. carnival is in full swing in rio with block parties bringing the streets to life. or looking out at city hall the reigns were handed over to this year's carnival king who's in charge of keeping the party going. the mayor and evangelical bishops spoke of carnivals virtues even though he's humble and simple people most of them who lead a very hard life a concert for five years dressing beautiful costumes with all tuesdays composing music full of beauty and poetry but this was. one of the participants getting all prettied up as briti

ejected from the jet but was killed in a ground fight in the town of sarcasm human rights watch says bahrain is deported eight people to waterborne iraq after a vocal message is in ship and making them stateless. among thirty one activists and human rights lawyers who citizenship was revoked in two thousand and twelve on the grounds of damaging national security. and the palestine liberation organization has moved to cut ties with israel p.l.o. leaders met in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday they have ordered the palestinian government to draft a plan to kossuth political economic and security contacts he had lines coming up next on al-jazeera it's one i want to east. there the children with nowhere to go and no one to care for them. in china the sons and daughters of jailed criminals are often left chunked and alone for some a shelter in beijing is the closest they'll get to a place they can call home. i'm steve chair on this episode a one on one east we meet the children growing up without their parents. to them. it's a little bit you're going out on. the. common area. in chi

someone is like a sucker for you now saturday's action is so shall cut traveling to bahrain while blues are desperate for points with a raft of clubs battling for champions league slots but their chances look slim buyers have won their last games have what it's like a base for his surprise find out. a quick hello from les on gorecki to his future by and teammates he'll be leaving shall cry in the summer coach to many who had to disco set his stall out to defend with four men at the back instead of his usual three but it made no difference to the league's best attack thomas millis effort from distance provided the perfect assist for robert levin duffy i one nil by and with only six minutes on the clock the strike is dummy allowed him to goes into the shelter box on detected keeping all famine left with little chance. the worst possible start for shall good but they remained a threat and off the hof an hour they forced an equaliser. the rest is misc it fulling into the path of frank good to some to. the other end i and robin played in milan and the german international put the hosts back

and satirize actions shell shock are traveling to bahrain while woos are desperate for points but their chances look slim byron after all won their last eight games in the bundesliga the base for his surprise find. a quick hello from les on gorecki to his future by and teammates will be leaving shall cook in the summer coached america to death go set his stall out to defend with four men at the back instead of his usual three but it make no difference to the league's best attack thomas miller's effort from distance provided the perfect assist for robert levin dusty one nil by and with only six minutes on the clock the strikers dummy allowed him to go to the shelter box on detected keeper got famine left with little chance. the worst possible start for shall good but they remained a threat and after half an hour they forced an equaliser. the rest is missed kick falling into the path of frank good to santo. up the other end i and robin played in milan and the german international put the hosts back in front famine was anticipating a cross but miller decided to go for glory. the game lost

title to the german cup we did have the german cup draw on sunday laver kusin are playing at home to bahrain and frankfurt are way to go even if you are here they say if you're the laver couzin manager what do you say to them to to get that when you know one off game against buying music at home. i think it's one game if you win you go into the final and x. it is sure you going to the european. cup with a cup but you know you if you play against by munich you don't have to lose and think so you can have young players and they have to do is jump and then i think they have a good chance to win it maybe it's by me and i think that because if you don't stomach up on that if. that is full time for the one just like i would like to thank both my guest this week nick mckenna kline and even claus niche for me and the rest of the team here in berlin this so make somalia. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn to tell its simple online on your mobile and free themselves from the w e learning

closure of cathouse embassy last august after the gulf diplomatic crisis erupted when saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt cut all ties with doha accusing it of supporting terrorism the us president donald trump has signed a memorandum that he says will ban stocks modification which turns legal weapons into machine guns the announcement comes after seventeen school students and staff were killed in a florida shooting last week. and zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has been buried in his hometown of o'hara politicians from the ruling zanu p.f. party attended the service alongside thousands of opposition supporters sixty five year old chang died from cancer last week you're up to date with all of our top stories that's it for myself in the team here in london but there is more news from doha coming up at the top of the next hour and twenty five minutes. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job as a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start news biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two

. >>> saudi arabia, bahrain, and egypt cut off travel and trade ties with qatar last year accusing it of supporting terrorism along with iran. next qatar's deputy prime minister and foreign minister talk about tensions in the gulf region and his country's relationship with the u.s. the american enterprise institute hosted this event. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the american enterprise institute. sorry for the brief delay but i think you'll find that this is a conversation that you're going to find extraordinarily interesting. we are delighted to welcome today his excellency sheikh mohammad bin bethani, excuse my pronunciation, appointed minister of foreign affairs of qatar in 2016, and the deputy prime minister in 2017. he is responsible for all of the ministry of foreign affairs issues including planning, implementing foreign policy, and he's here for a series of high-level conversations with the department of defense, the department of state, and the white house that we are looking forward to hearing all of the details of. what's going to happen today, the minister will j

in bahrain, human rights activist nabeel rajab has been sentenced to five years in prison for tweeting about the u.s.-backed saudi-led bombing campaign's killing of civilians in yemen and alleged torture in bahrain's notorious jaw prison. amnesty international said -- "this sentence demonstrates the authorities' ruthless determination to crush all forms of dissent and leaves no room for doubt about the extreme lengths to which they are willing to go to in order to silence peaceful critics." rajab has been imprisoned multiple times in recent years for participating in pro-democracy protests and for criticizing the bahraini government. the united nations refugee agency is warning hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes in the democratic republic ofof congo, amid an escacalation in violence in the drc southeast region in recent monons. survivors rereport killings andd rape by ararmed militi. this is a human rights activist. ,> it is an economic war something we have in our c cell phones and computer. and i think like all of the countries, you know in all of the w