where the best players in the world are on show at the tournament jointly jointly hosted by bari and the bulgarian city ivana but we're unlikely to see anything quite like this on the hardcourts an austrian beach volleyball player scrambling to keep the ball in play during the competition in belgium we want to point with this sensational bicycle kick. a time olympic sprint gold medalist hussein bolt defied much sporting logic securing his record breaking career but not even the jamaican can defy gravity on wednesday bolt was rendered white close in a micro gravity plane above france during the two hour flight the thirty two year old attempted a short dash but as you can see he struggled to really get going no doubt his rivals would have much preferred this version of bolt during his running days. i saw a sport and i'll follow paul thank you very much for that arrest respective of one of the world's great architects opens on saturday in london renzo piano who designed the shard in london the new whitney museum in new york and the cans are airports in japan jessica baldwin went to the

agnes poirier, the british political commentator steve richards and the writer on arab affairs abdel bariwelcome to you all. lovely to see you after the summer break. we start in syria where for weeks the un has been warning of an impending humanitarian disaster as government and iranian forces, backed by russian air power, try to clear rebel fighters living among some three million civilians on the turkish border. last minute appeals for a truce in idlib to avoid a blood bath by turkey's president erdogan at a summit with presidents putin and rouhani were rejected. everyone was hoping a rabbit would people out of a hat in that summit and it hasn't happened. where do we go now? disaster. definitely a military option will be the dominant one. simply because putin and rouhani agreed they should storm the city and finish the al-qaeda affiliated organisation, al—nusra. there are about 15,000 fighters who belong to al-qaeda there, and they gathered in idlib deliberately, so this is the final attack. president erdogan was very worried because he knows three million people of idlib could fall to

leaves dry up and the branches die due to lack of water together with his team at the university of bari dust experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry. it was the car that the find it generation and one of germany's most iconic brands but now the v.w. beetles time is coming to an end fox i'm going to have announced the roll hall production of the beetle in twenty nineteen bringing an end to the cars seventy year history of this not all bad news for beatle fans v.w. will release two more additions of the car before the beatles ride off into the sunset. and that wraps up our show thanks for watching see you back here tomorrow. night on. that. boat and then. love music we've got you covered. congress for a double. it is fun beethoven. his work in the gutters for truth that. the maestro and fish. beethoven bought

it's not blame saudi arabia many times what is iran today the revolutionary guards directly like mr bari who was not very direct in his tweets but revolutionary guards separated record assad arabia was behind the attack so it is very critical times in the middle east where you have iran and saudi arabia on the opposite end of many conflicts you know you have syria you have the yemen war and iran and saudi arabia are on the opposite side of these companies so it's quite very very tense times in the middle east and on and on and both groups. you know seizure as an enemy and this i mean particularly disservice group deters attack in iran is very important it comes. at a time when iran is in a feeling the pressure of sanctions by the west also at a time has been the middle east is quite tenuous and that was the guardian's iran correspondence eight come on a day can speaking to me earlier from london. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the death toll following a ferry accident on lake victoria in tanzania has risen to two hundred nine the boat capsized on thursday s

and blame saudi arabia many times where it is even today the revolutionary guards directly like mr bari it was not very direct in his tweets but revolutionary guard said very directly to saudi arabia was behind the attack so it is very critical times in the middle east where you have iran and saudi arabia and the opposition and many conflicts you know you have syria you have the yemen war and iran and saudi arabia are on the opposite side of these conflicts so it's quite a very very tense times in the middle east and world groups. see each other as an enemy and i mean particularly these terrorist groups attacking iran is very important it comes. at a time when iran is feeling the pressure of sanctions why the west those are the times when the middle east is quite tenuous. kamali dig on the guardian's iran correspondent many thanks indeed thank you very much. well now to some of the other stories making news around the world the death toll following a ferry accident on lake victoria in tanzania has risen to more than one hundred seventy the boat capsized on thursday state media says the

arash ghasemi/chef owner, main street kitchen and bari think it's fantastic.lly believe in it. and it's the same thing with water. we don't like to pour a glass of water for them unless they ask for it. arash ghasemi is chef and owner at main street kitchen and bar.. the restaurant uses 100 percent compostable straws and to-go containers.. he says.. he's been operating green for years.. and is happy the law is catching up. arash ghasemi/chef owner, main street kitchen and bari remember it was really hard to get those compostable stuff and we had to order them and they used to ship it from oregon. it got much better. the quality is better now. there are still little bit of issues here and there. but much better and the prices are more reasonable now. ghasemi tells me.. they are still about 4 times the cost of plastic straws.. but he says... they're worth the benfits to the environment. some people have argued against the bill saying.. people with particular disabilities need them.. but people we talked to say.. there are better alternatives. greg patton/custome

the attack and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of bari al jazeera. the first official reaction we had was a tweet from the iranian foreign minister zarif he said this terrorists recruited trained armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked he said he then went on to say iran holds regional terrorist sponsors and the u.s. must is accountable for such attacks. what does that mean well let's ask mr jordan is with us in studio a regular contributor he's the associate professor in contemporary history of the middle east across a university. actually we'll come back to that tweet in a moment the first thing i think is how we ask the questions of who what where where why and how the importance i feel of who and why at this point what are your thoughts i think i think it's hard to say c'mon who's behind it now we have the. national resistance movement there now is that a sponsibility. the response of the media of the car and also the responsibility of the attack but it's hard to say who's now after a few hours there's no doubt that iran was

arash ghasemi/chef owner, main street kitchen and bari think it's fantastic. i really believe in it. and it's the same thing with water. we don't like to pour a glass of water for them unless they ask for it. arash ghasemi is chef and owner at main street kitchen and bar.. the restaurant uses 100 percent compostable straws and to-go containers.. he says.. he's been operating green for years.. and is happy the law is catching up. arash ghasemi/chef owner, main street kitchen and bari rewas really hard to get those compostable stuff and we had to order them and they used to ship it from oregon. it got much better. the quality is better now. there are still little bit of issues here and there. but much better and the prices are more reasonable now. ghasemi tells me.. they are still about 4 times the cost of plastic straws.. but he says... they're worth the benfits to the environment. some people have argued against the bill saying.. people with particular disabilities need them.. but people we talked to say.. there are better alternatives. greg patton/customerif

office and everybody said no not in our town and then he showed a picture of me and said this is my bari and can i please repeat my question and then they said well at the end of the road there has been a very sad incident and then he went there and drink the darn shot first thing he did was showing the picture of means that this is my son diaz who have a kid like this and the people burst into tears and and children and in my children's were. called to the day our flight literally. in england was being sold under the brand name distal by the country's largest liquor manufacturer the distillers company as in germany distillers had received reports of deformed babies but had been assured by green and thought that the drug was completely safe. louise mason was one of five hundred thirty three little my babies born in england over a six and a half. your period the weser only learned about the circumstances of her birth by reading her father's bestselling autobiography i haven't got any arms. and my dad said it was like little flour bugs. you know from my arms and from my lips my dad had a l

last as accountable for such tax a pledge that iran will respond swiftly and decisively dosage of bari reports. chaos and panic in the city of los in southern iran as an unprecedented scene unfolds during a military parade. an identified gunman opened fire during the parade at the start of sacred defense week it commemorates iranians who died during the eight year war with iraq in the one nine hundred eighty s. . while the wounded were being treated people were warned to get down a revolutionary guard spokesman says four men dressed in khaki uniforms and riding motorbikes are connected to the al buzzy a group which is supported by saudi arabia. at least four people terrorists who had previously bought their weapons to the area days before they hit their weapons there when people came to see the parade and gathered they grabbed their weapons and fired at the people with machine guns. what came with it was just a mess forsakes it up on in the middle of the parade we realized it's a group wearing fake military clothing who attacked our children from behind us and then fired on women and c

worlds but they had a convincing win over their rivals from the north three nil in the italian city of bari. this tournament being jointly hosted by italy and bulgaria defending champions poland a winning start as our number one ranked team brazil the world's second ranked team in the u.s. mounted a successful comeback after going to sets to want down against serbia. eight time olympic sprint gold medalist hussein bolt defied much sporting logic during his record breaking career but not even the jamaican come to gravity on wednesday bolt was rendered white less in a microgravity plane above france during the two hour flight the thirty two year old attempted a short bash but as you can see he struggled to really get going no doubt his rivals would have much preferred this version of bolt during his running days. stories for for now more later on thank you very much paula now finally there's a bulletin a retrospective of one of the world's greatest architects opens in london on saturday renzo piano design the shard in london the new the museum in new york and airport in japan jessica baldwin

worlds but they had a convincing win over their rivals from the north three nil in the italian city of bari. this tournament being jointly hosted by italy and bulgaria defending champions poland a winning start as our number one ranked team brazil the world's second ranked team in the u.s. mounted a successful comeback after going to sets to warm down against serbia. eight time olympic sprint gold medalist hussain bolt defied much sporting logic during his record breaking career but not even the jamaican can defy gravity on wednesday bolt was rendered white less in a microgravity plane above france during the two hour flight the thirty two year old attempted a short bash but as you can see he struggled to really get going no doubt his rivals would have much preferred this version of bolt during his running days. stories for for now we'll have more later on thank you very much paula now finally this bulletin a retrospective of one of the world's greatest architects opens in london on saturday renzo piano design the shard in london the new whitney museum in new york and japan's airport jessic

now there seems to be a motion over substance while a sexual misconduct allegations are proving a bari or to a job in the case for the editor of a prestigious magazine they have cost him his job even though he wasn't even the one accused in no formerly of the new york review of books claims he was pressured to quit after publishing essay by a former canadian radio host who was charged then later acquitted of sexual assault i feel forced to resign in fact it is a capitulation to social media and university prices i have absolutely no doubt that the me too movement is a necessary corrective on male behavior but like all well intentioned and good things they can be undesirable consequences delving into the ramifications of the occasional here is kill them open. the new york review of books is a staple of american intellectual culture was actually hailed as the premier literary intellectual magazine of the english language by esquire and lauded by the new york times it has prided itself in posing questions americans debates about life and culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. but in

colonel abu abdel bari co—ordinated the rescue that saved the lives of the three migrants.m aid agencies stay away to prevent more people being lured to the mediterranean. translation: we have been through horrific experiences. it can be emotionally difficult for our crews. seeing so many overcrowded, migrant boats sinking, sometimes it is women who havejust had babies, drown — their infants floating, dead in the water, beside them. we are not against the migrants trying to find a good life, we are against the traffickers and smugglers who take their money and don't care and leave to die. it's the chaos that followed the end of the gaddafi regime here in libya that's allowed the traffickers free rain. there's no government in control and islamic state fighters are now on the ground. while we were in tripoli, the oil corporation headquarters was attacked. eight people died, including five suicide bombers. we saw members of two militias squabbling over who should take credit for ending the attack. we were told to stop filming. the attack on the oil corporation here comes bare

look we're going to have to leave it there really good to talk to you this afternoon that was abdel bari atwan an author and writer thank you. ok well let's look at some other news this evening because authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts but people who do live close by say that that is making their life in the area much more difficult shall it be in scale as more. behind these are gates stands the sour district the fixture in france's first legal venue especially for addicts the idea was to give addicts a safe space to get clean needles to prevent the spread of disease as well as to be able to seek help but since it opened almost two years ago people living and working on this street say it's turned the lives into a nightmare and despite gangs dieties about the south to shoot many locals were too afraid to speak directly on camera if you see if you see the boy be to see if we can. set up on the back. of the but. if the fed if. this is the way they see the obvious but. if you. call locals claim the shooting gallery as it's been dubbed by

second five setter in two days this time against australia who also fought back from two sets down in bari but the americans are second ranked in the world they showed their pedigree to win the type of next for them twenty twelve olympic gold medalists russia africa's top eight football clubs are getting ready to meet in the champions league quarter finals on friday algeria's yes said chief are at home against defending champions wade at casablanca in the first leg american strolled through the group stage and beaten but their fellow two time when a city for how tough a time of it qualifying behind t.p. mazembe day of the congo luis philippe scolari's hopes of winning the cup at the brazil on his return to power met us took a dent as they lost the first leg time to cresent oh the man who oversaw brazil's seven one world cup exit to germany four years ago is hoping for a dempsey in in his third stint with the south paolo club but the visitors went ahead in wednesday's much and unbar course scoring just five minutes then puts cruzeiro firmly in the driving seat for the return in belo horizon

worlds but they had a convincing win over their rivals from the north three nil in the italian city of bari. this tournament being joint jointly hosted by italy and bulgaria defending champions poland after winning start as our number one ranked team brazil the world's second ranked team in the u.s. mounted a successful comeback after going to sets to want down against serbia. now eight time olympic sprint gold medalist hussein bolt defied much sporting logic during his record breaking career but not even the jamaican can defy gravity on wednesday bolt was rendered white less in a microgravity plane above france during the two hour flight the thirty two year old attempted a short bash but as you can see he struggled to really get going now that his rivals would have much preferred this version of bolt during his running days. and that's all your sport will have more lighter back to barbara in london thanks so much and that is it for this hour marie you can check out our website if you want to find that more on all the stories that we have been covering there it is the address al jazeera dot

leaves dry up in the branches died due to lack of water together with his team at the university of bari dust experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry and now a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. german chancellor angela merkel's junior coalition partners the social democrats are demanding she fire the head of the domestic intelligence service. they accuse him of playing into the hands of right wing groups and of passing sensitive information to the far right a.f.d. party. the catholic church here in germany says it is distress and ashamed by the findings of a new report into the sexual abuse of children by priests the report found that clergyman had abused all break to nearly four thousand children over a ten year killing and. they're watching the news coming live from berlin more coming up

second five setter in two days this time against australia who also fought back from two sets down in bari but the americans are second ranked in the world they showed their pedigree to win the tiebreaker of next for them twenty twelve olympic gold medalists russia. africa's top eight football clubs are getting ready to meet in the champions league quarter finals on friday algeria's chief are at home against defending champions wade at casablanca in the first leg american strolled through the group stage and beaten but their fellow two time when is it safe how to tough a time of it qualifying behind t.p. mazembe day of the congo well here's the other african champions league quarter final taking place on friday of guinea earths home to gyptian giants awfully the most successful team in the competitions history with eight titles the other ties are on saturday luis philippe scolari's hopes of winning the cup at the brazil on his return to power met us took a dent as they lost the first leg time to cresent oh the man who oversaw brazil's seven one world cup exit to germany four years ago is h

second five setter in two days this time against australia who also fought back from two sets down in bari but the americans are second ranked in the world they showed their pedigree to win the tiebreaker of next for them twenty twelve olympic gold medalists russia. africa's top eight football clubs are getting ready to meet in the champions league quarter finals on friday algeria's chief are at home against defending champions wade at casablanca in the first leg american strolled through the group stage and beaten but their fellow two time when a city for had a tougher time of it qualifying behind t.p. mazembe day of the congo luis philippe scolari's hopes of winning the cup with the brazil on his return to power met us took a dent as they lost the first leg time to cresent zero the man who oversaw brazil's seven one world cup exit to germany four years ago is hoping for a damp in in his third stint with the south paolo club but the visitors went ahead in wednesday's much and unbar course scoring just five minutes then puts cruzeiro firmly in the driving seat for the return in belo horizo

colonel abu abdel bari coordinated the rescue that saved the lives of the three migrants.nt more people being lured to the mediterranean. translation: we have been through horrific experiences. it can be emotionally difficult for our crews. seeing so many overcrowded, migrant boats sinking, sometimes it is women who have just had babies, drown — their infants floating, dead in the water, beside them. we are not against the migrants trying to find a good life — we are against the traffickers and smugglers, who take their money and don't care and leave to die. it is the chaos that followed the end of the gaddafi regime here in libya that has allowed the traffickers free rein. there is no government in control and islamic state fighters are now on the ground. while we were in tripoli, the oil corporation headquarters was attacked. eight people died, including five suicide bombers. we saw members of two militias squabbling over who should take credit for ending the attack. we were told to stop filming. the attack on the oil corporation here comes barely a day after several arm

agnes poirier, the british political commentator steve richards and the writer on arab affairs abdel barie un has been warning of an impending humanitarian disaster as government and iranian forces, backed by russian air power, try to clear rebel fighters living among some 3 million civilians on the turkish border. last minute appeals for a truce in idlib to avoid a blood bath by turkey's president erdogan at a summit with presidents putin and rouhani were rejected. everyone was hoping a rabbit would people out of a hat in that summit and it hasn't happened. where do we

the epic baris didn't stop that the pop chart threw everything he had a joke of it in the third set but even with his power. which he just couldn't break the serves defense and instead it was joke of it who broke him be ruthlessly took the set six games to three and the total was his for third time i was not bad for a player who had elbow surgery in february since then he's won wimbledon and now the u.s. open to move level with pete sampras on fourteen grand slams third behind on a bunch of federer and roughen a doubt three different people sampras but we do have john mcenroe i loved. it sampras is one of the biggest legends ever to to play the game and he's. i was my childhood idol and grew up playing and thinking that i'm one day i'll be able to do what he does and to be actually be here is so dream come true you're a champion you know there's a job to judge which no holds two of the four major trophies and you wouldn't bet against him making it three next up it's the australian open event he's won six times already david stokes al-jazeera. the debate over the behavior of both serina

the attack and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of bari al jazeera we heard from ali for that on the job a little bit earlier a political scientist a visiting fellow at the brooking center here in doha he says it is impossible to know for sure who is behind this attack. it's difficult to say we cannot of course categorically dismiss isis claimed to be in the perpetrator of this attack i says usually claims a lot of attacks also to show its strength on the other hand we have the iranian security forces bringing. another group to be sponsored by the saudis to be behind the attacks and so it's difficult if you one has to be cautious and it is difficult to say because also to iran of course blames the usual suspects israel saudi arabia the united states being behind this attack as was the case last year when there was this to an attack in tehran against the. khomeini and also the iranian parliament so there is a lot of questions because in both the whens those were highly securitized events and nevertheless those attacks could occur so there a

also promised to help fruit growers who is businesses have been plunged into crisis they're such a bari house the story. the lady who posted this video says it illustrates the worst thing to ever happen to her family the family business growing strawberries has been forced to dump its products at the busiest time of the year supermarkets won't buy the fruit in normal quantities because their customers fear what the strawberries may contain last week that was what seemed like an ice. the latest case of a sewing needle inserted in a strawberry probably by described told employee at a strawberry farm but since then there have been reports of more than twenty suspected copycat incidents around australia in relation to the motivation in relation to these offenses we still haven't. have any confirmed motivation or reasons why a person want to do this there is speculation that some cases are children putting needles into strawberry's while they're sitting on shop shelves other cases are complex hoaxes people pretending to find needles in strawberries once they're home it's not a joke it's not

the epic baris didn't stop that the pop chart threw everything he had a joke of it in the third set but even with his power. he just couldn't break the serves defense and instead it was joke of it ch he broke him i be ruthlessly took the set six games to three and the title was his for third time i was not bad for a player who had elbow surgery in february since then he's won wimbledon and now the u.s. open to move level with pete sampras on fourteen grand slams third behind on a bunch of federer and roughen a doubt we don't have pete sampras but we do have john mcenroe i love him. pete sampras is one of the biggest legends ever to to play the game and he's. it was my childhood the idol and i grew up playing and thinking that i'm one day i'll be able to do what he does and to be actually be here is suggesting come true here champ you know that joke joke which now holds two of the four major trophies and you would bet against him making it three next up it's the australian open and event he's won six times already david stokes al-jazeera it wasn't the only final in new york on sunday aus

operations on a completely different route the firm baris more money than any other bank on wall street was in a position where i was for sure that i could say we won't do that. i'm gay we're already talked to me and saying you're trying to stop this we want to do x. ones that. we have a fundamental disagreement routes between them in america myself working here in england and it got very difficult. lehman's chief executive was not letting anyone get in the way of his vision and now this is a guy that to some degree is on a personal mission he's a grandiose wall street he has his own little shop you know he's been there long enough he doesn't want anybody getting in the way it's his focus his success. the truth was that he controlled everything and it was very kind of hurts if you decided to do it someone mustn't do in what you want them to do it for you. but if they were loyal to his vision then he would reward them handsomely and the salaries incentivize them to take bigger risks. the remuneration the pay the people getting you going situation where these people were affected between

. >> katie works for a three-year-old startup called bari.s here in this industrial park in a new jersey -- called bowery. it is a last place you would expect to find any sign of life gilead step aside and you will see a cross between a factory and a lab. ♪ trays of produce or vertically steps to save space and each of them is given the right amount of light, water and nutrients at the optimal temperature and humidity. it is an incredible level of whycision which is she can grow them faster and with less water and pesticides. >> it tastes like candy apple. .hoa! this is sour! >> i >> i know. reporter: the majority of the facility is automated. the is collected by sensors and computer controls growing conditions for the crops. but the things the machines cannot do yet, katie and her take carean farmers of and even that is dictated by the software that runs this will operation. >> it lets me know what i need to do, what time i should do it, and that is how i get my day .one >> after a full day at the farm, katie likes to bring home jace ando he

the attack and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of bari al jazeera. folds now. as a political scientist and visiting fellow at the brookings doha center he told us it's pretty difficult to know for sure who was behind the attack. it's difficult to say we cannot of course categorically dismiss isis claimed to have been the perpetrator of this attack ice's usually claims a lot of attacks also to show its strength on the other hand we have the iranian security forces bringing. another group to be sponsored by the saudis to be behind the attacks and so it's difficult if you one has to be cautious and it is difficult to say because also to iran of course blames the usual suspects israel saudi arabia the united states being behind this attack as was the case last year when there was this to an attack in tehran against the. khomeini and also the iranian parliament so there is a lot of questions because in both the whens those were highly securitized events and nevertheless those attacks could occur so there are a lot of security related questions

we always try to cearash ghasemi/chef owner, main street kitchen and bari think it's fantastic. i really believe in it. and it's the same thing with water. we don't like to pour a glass of water for them unless they ask for it. and that's what we've been doing. we started in 2008 in oakland. that was our first small cafe. i remember it was really hard to get those compostable stuff and we had to order them and they used to ship it from oregon. it got much better. the quality is better now. there are still little bit of issues here and there. but much better and the prices are more reasonable now. (hermela aregawi)now there is some opposition to this.. though hard to say how significant.. but some restaurant owners have pushed back.. saying a move away from them plastic straws doesn't make enough of a difference to the environment.. and also that some people with disabilities need to use them.. but we haven't talked to anyone that makes that argument to support the use of plastic straws in particular. the law goes into affect next year.we'll hear from customers coming up at 10. r

but in northern napa county, mandatory evacuation orders are underway, and the west side of baries road where a wildfire is burning out of control. the snell fire broke out 3 hours ago. a plume of dark smoke billowing into the air. crews say the fire has burned more than 200 acres so far. an evacuation center has opened up at pope valley elementary school. we have a crew on the way now, so stay with us. and at kpix.com for updates. >>> in san francisco, more than 0,000 people poured on to market street today to demand action on climate change. the rise for climate march was one of about 800 events taking place across the globe. here, protesters played music, chanted demands, and painted on the streets. organizers say they want elected officials to start doing much more to address climate change. >> after a season of historic climate impacts from wildfires in california to floods in india, drought in saharan africa, we're seeing this crisis play out, but not seeing the political leadership we need. our demands are pretty simple: we need to transition from fossil fuels to a hundred percen

our bari is, tsta in this story. paul manafort is in charge. i'm reading from the agreement that says the defendant, that's manafort, quote agrees to testify at any proceeding requested by mueller. where does that fit in to any case that might ever want to prove regarding what happened in the meeting? >> the point being that manafort is a person who must have salient information and in he is now obligated to provide it. he's also someone who has demonstrated that he's going to obstruct justice. the question becomes what did he know about also how they were obstructing justice in terms of the conversations about that meeting. as we know, they lied about why they were having that meeting in the first place. stlst there's nowhere else for this to go except the next wrung of that ladder. plus i think there's so much we can't know about what else robert mueller knows about who else. i'm not sure that we know yet all the folks who are going to be implicated in this and now that manafort has to share that information, we'll see. >> you just put your f

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