bari.but i would like to drag your attention to a very important development, anti—islamism, islamophobia used to be expressed verbally and now we are at a new stage, using arms, killing against muslims. this is a huge development. this could actually drag us to another counter revenge. this will play to the hands of radical muslim organisations — if they storm our mosque and kill our people so we are justified to go and storm their churches and kill the people. this is the danger. islamophobia used to be in social media only but now there are people carrying guns or five guns and storming two mosques and killing 50 people. it is a precedent. if we don't actually counter this, it is the responsibility of the whole international community not only the muslim community, or the new zealand community or government, it is extremely dangerous. the fact that was live streamed on friday, the first attack, it is possible people have uploaded that video despite the efforts of social media companies t

welcome the editor in chief of rai our human are a bit world digital news and opinion websites abdel bari atwan good to have your company surf first of all what are the chances that the u.s. will officially recognize the golan heights as sovereign is really territory do you think. i believe very soon it could be doing in a minute and the whole visit to washington next week it seems that donald trump now is the spokesperson for netanyahu and he is intervening in the israeli election and he would like nothing the outdoor win this election so i wouldn't be surprised when he meets him in the white house next week next wednesday i think he will give him a huge prison which is that it was an issue of the israeli sovereignty over hike that the syrian occupied territories in one nine hundred sixty seven russia has said that donald trump's comments quote risk seriously destabilizing the region how do you assess that and also i was on the side of dell how much concern is this likely to be causing inside israel itself israel must be concerned that syria is valuing to retake its territory surely. you

break out in some people are so i promptly in the north side are being supported by or even of being bari whacking. him and not the regime. again need terry general or teacher and so it will all be which are. all right yet in the book you know fossil is part of a regional counter-terror force millions of euros have been promised to this group from the international community so this looks like a lot of resources have been pumped into into the effort of contracting this all this insurgency why is it still growing as much as it is. well you did you very important understand what she did and monday i'll give you no force which is cool if you find that out in fact you jump for i don't want to injure you only on the borders of five countries which are part of the five countries don't worry you know him and he can you share chad and good enough for them so yes the world is already entitled to to make such rules all wrong their common borders and actually the reason why aren't you are so crude and rude we are going to i'm going to have to cut you off there that is negative about yoko she is the

dosage of bari. they four has wrapped up here in doha without any specific agreement being reached between the taliban and the u.s. but the taliban spokesperson is optimistic that they're on the right path he said that the have made progress but they haven't finalized any kind of agreements and of course at stake here is the future of over thirty five million people in afghanistan something the taliban wants to make sure that they are involved in their future and their governments that is the issue here is the idea of u.s. withdrawals there's a u.s. troop withdrawal that is there's a lot for ten thousand u.s. troops in afghanistan and the taliban wants them to leave their country the other main issue is that the taliban does not recognize the current government in office . as legitimate they are not negotiating with them they're not being represented here and that is something the americans hope they can work on to bring the two sides together to have a dialogue that will discuss the future of their

or for more on this topic we're joined by first on a bari she's a pakistani feminist and human rights activist and she joins us from islamabad for sana thanks for talking with us this morning first of all international women's day is drawing attention to the challenges that women face around the world what are the main challenges confronting women in pakistan. i think the first and foremost and incent by piece that i mean is that in the north. as independent human being you know women as seen in relation to others somebodies wife and mother and sister are. so very good men in their own right as any dependant human being and therefore i think this issue of not going to be recognition there also means that this edition why example in between making corby's. that it is said. in the public sphere of private sphere and i think that it was human in fact to stand on through it wanted to be that ignites as a new thing to to be given rights for projects like the bike club for girls that we saw in our report there will project and kharaj a stop sign that something is changing in pakistan yes so

forces to withdraw from afghanistan but is refusing to directly engage with the government dosage of barihas more from doha the other main issue is the taliban does not recognize the current government in office ashraf ghani as legitimate they are not negotiating with him they're not being represented here and that is something the americans hope they can work on to bring the two sides together to have a dialogue that will discuss the future of their country with all parties involved . but inside afghanistan the violence is continuing the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack on an army base which killed at least twenty three afghan soldiers the base in helmand is shared by afghan and american troops the defense ministry says twenty attackers including a suicide bombers were also killed. at least seven people have died as india and pakistan continue cross border shelling in the disputed kashmir region has down's military says indian fire overnight killed two civilians and two soldiers along the line of control indian officials say a mother and her two children were among civili

. >>> as the president's supporters were celebrating what they see as his vindication, many could bary contain their glee at what came next, the bombshell arrest of stormy daniels' former lawyer michael i avenataccused of trying to extort millions from nike. we get more on that from nbc's cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: president donald trump was already having a very good day when word came th afternoon that one of his chief antagonists, lawyer michael avenatti, was arrested on serious coast-to-coast federal charges. in new york, extortion. in l.a., bank and wire fraud.en atti, best known as the lawyer representing thporn prar stormy daniels in her legal actions against thident -- >> the message that i would send to the president of the united states is, you better prepare, because you're in a lot of trouble. >> reporter: now charged with le dly trying to extort up to $25 million from the international footwear giant nike. at 12:15 this afteoon, avenatti sent out this tweet saying that tomorrow he uld disclose a major high school/college basketball scandal perpetrated by nike that we h

my guests today — abdul bari atwan, a writer on arab affairs stephanie baker, a senior writerfor bloomberg sunday with me is: muslims are invaders intent on replacing the white majority. so reads a monologue of hate posted online by brenton tarrant, the man facing murder charges in new zealand after friday's mosque killings. islamophobia: is it a mirror image of the hate message that drivesjihadi terror? maria, why don't you start us off? in some ways you could say there are things in common between these two movements in the way people are radicalised through the internet, the way they are getting the two disaffected people for other reasons, especially young but we have to be careful talking about mirrors because the way these

from the country its delegation is led by the co-founder of the group bill ghani baradar dosage of bari has more on this now from doha. they four has wrapped up here in doha without any specific agreements being reached between the taliban and the u.s. but the taliban spokesperson is optimistic that they're on the right path he said that the have made progress but they haven't finalized any kind of agreements and of course at stake here is the future of over thirty five million people in afghanistan something the taliban wants to make sure that they are involved in their future and their governments that is the issue here is the idea of u.s. withdrawals there's a u.s. troop withdrawal that is there's a lot for two thousand u.s. troops in afghanistan and the taliban wants them to leave their country the other main issue is the taliban does not recognize the current government in office. as legitimate they are not negotiating with them they're not being represented here and that is something the americans hope they can work on to bring the two sides together to have a dialogue that will d

seven twenty nineteen the bali bari and national armed forces are order to a range of the necessary mobilizations to provide protection to build their facilities and of course so that they can fulfill their task of restoring the national electricity system. this is a lot of psychological pressure on the venezuelan people to be dealing with the humanitarian crisis and now the crisis with the electrical grid the men on top of that to have the assembly declare a national emergency this is really designed to create more jobs and more fear and more division within the venezuelan people live a plan of the opposition is to find any way that they can to bring things to a head and the military remains pretty much consistently on the side of. and so this is another attempt to push the military to defect and to deep in the crisis. a blackout in the country has now lasted for five days and the venezuelan government has told workers to stay home in the meantime the united states is ramping up pressure on president nicolas maduro u.s. national security adviser john bolton says the momentum is now on the side o

of homes and businesses destroyed in lee county it's feared the number of dead could rise to such a bari has been. this is what is left of lee county in eastern alabama after several tornadoes struck on sunday the u.s. national weather service says the first tornado packed winds of up to two hundred sixty six kilometers an hour carving a path at least a kilometer wide people tried to leave the area before the tornado hit i got a doorway or my kids. wide level two more going to my mother in law as we were just trying to get out of this area right here coming up around the corner as i was making a left right up there around thirty. and then follow area right here. is pretty much just gone. the scattered debris is hampering rescue efforts in certain areas we've done everything we feel like we can do to save the area is just very very hazardous to put anybody into a just point in time debris everywhere and it is just as it has mentioned previously this evening just some massive damage to structures and residences in the area catastrophic is toward being used by many to describe what's happen

also jim bari has more from doha. same for has wrapped up here in doha without any specific agreement being reached between the taliban and the u.s. but the taliban spokesperson is optimistic that they're on the right path he said that the have made progress but they haven't finalized any kind of agreements and of course at stake here is the future of over thirty five million people in afghanistan something the taliban wants to make sure that they are involved in their future and their government that is now the issue here is the idea of u.s. withdrawals there is a u.s. troop withdrawal that is there's a lot of fourteen thousand u.s. troops in afghanistan and the taliban wants them to leave their country the other main issue is this help on does not recognize the current government in office of ashraf ghani as legitimate they are not negotiating with them they're not being represented here and that is something the americans hope they can work on to bring the two sides together to have a dialogue that will discuss the

hyod morning, bari. >> good morning. >> we've known that wealthy ngrents have certain advantages allhigh schools and boarding schools and illieges. jarred kushner's father pledged d..5 million to harvard university which helped him get snto hard. how is this different? >> this is illegal, first and know th, this skirted the entire system. we know that development and advancement offices exist for the the purposes of making a campus better, enriching the academic experience. this was an entirely different ting. argerd letting wealthy kids cut the line. univ benefits the larger wrollment process in terms of funding the university. a absolutely. these were patients who were y.tting the line illegally and priseg their kids along for the were iby the way. >> does it surprise you that taches were involved in the scam? c's one thing for parents, but for the coaches of these schools >> theparticipating as well. oes that surprise you at all? >> the fact there's people on the college like that was a little bit surprising, but we've regarhese kinds of scandals eefore, so in that regard not real

at their home on bari drive. he is the father of eight children, ranging in age from 5 to 29 character he also previously served as a reserve deputy sheriff. his wife, maria vides was booked into county jail on suspicion of attempted murder. >>> we're learning more tonight about a woman killed in a crash on highway four in concord but investigators are still trying to figure out if it was the crash of that killed her, or the gunshots. 25-year-old, destiny of antioch was driving near the exit yesterday afternoon, when she suddenly veered off the road and into a guard rail. katie is live at the pittsburg marino where friends and family world -- will hold a candlelight vigil tonight. katie. >> reporter: vigil is supposed to get underway around sunset. friends we talked with, earlier today, said they just can't believe that she is gone and they were shocked when they heard investigators found bulletholes in her driver side door. two of destiny's friends, came to the scene of yesterday's fatal crash, and couldn't beli

barys made the hoax call because of an argument over a video game.pushing and kicking an 85-year-old pro-life protester outside a planned parenthood clinic in san francisco. >> old man unless you want to get hurt. >> the victim says this is the third time the man harassed him in a week. the victim is okay. a big night for rock and roll. the hall of fame inducting singer song writer stevie nicks again. she is the first female musician to be inducted twice. ♪ like she is singing ♪ oh, oh, oh. jedediah: six other musicians received the honor including def leppard, janet jackson and radio head. >> nation's heroes returning from the battlefield. they face new crises right here at home. pete: according to the v.a. there are more than 6,000 veteran suicides every year. jedediah: now a new traveling art exhibit called 2213 is trying to shed light on the crisis and prevent more of these tragic deaths by participating in known as the spartan pledge. ed: here with more is the artist and organizers of the exhibit. president of adopt a soldier la tune scott la ba

lee county they describe the damage as catastrophic and they expect the death toll to rise such a bari has mall this is what is left of lee county in eastern alabama after several tornadoes struck on sunday the u.s. national weather service says the first tornado packed winds of up to two hundred sixty six kilometers an hour carving a path at least a kilometer wide people tried to leave the area before the tornadoes hit i got a car for my kids. wide level two more going to my mother in law as we were just trying to get out of this area right here coming up around the corner as i was making a left right up there around thirty eight. zero area right here. is very much it is going. the scattered debris is hampering rescue efforts in certain areas we've done everything we feel like we can do the saving in the area is just very very hazardous to put anybody into at this point in time debris everywhere it is just as it has mentioned previously this evening just some mass damage to structures and residences in the area catastrophic is toward being used by many to describe what's happened here