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bishan populace as dumb as the value of africa may have come up as unrelated products could top $7000000000.00 us dollars with just 4 years. but our correspondent. is in cape town for us ellis could africa become the weave grow of the world but you can't battle it actually as you said the climate is ideal. and that means the situation out in the kayak is the situation i think will be key not. just a high cost act and it's an absolute seems to decide a couple of years. to cut the base metal am i right and leave the last sunday on meet. the new conditions and now this is. passing interest to me from canada from the us and following are as you said south africa now and and also bought and there's other african countries looking at me like it is. what kind of potential is there economically infocom of us products both recreational and medicine all. well domestically i mean if you look at south africa in south africa basically what they've said that it is not just for medical use them for research use which is to case a suit to end that. but here as well people will be able to use a privately it's

for me and actually the best way for me is confront them face to face and this was before an exit bishan the pull supposed to open in hong kong yes this is supposed to be my 1st solo international expression and freedom before the opening my family in china got contacted by the sortie there and they deliver distress to say i don't cancel the show then me and my family well being. now a lot of the images that you have made concern the situation in hong kong as you can see behind me and a lot of the work concerns of the chief executive kerry lamb it almost appears from the images that it is all for is it well. for any problem in any society one need to be responsible is the leader and parallel is the leader of hong kong she should be the one who is responsible for all the problems and particularly because her act is not good enough to solve the problem which bring to hong kong into this very critical situation now but what are the options those that carry lamb has a more should should be doing well it's very clear hong kong is have 5 the months and i don't think karen has really take those

tourism manufacturing and renewable energy to drive growth in the post oil world he has major in bishan is to transform saudi arabia into a top 5 global tourist destination. lewis hamilton has won his 6th formula one world title after finishing 2nd in the us grand prix the mercedes drivers now just one title away from michael schumacher all time record the 34 year old may be british but it's german engineering that's been a major factor behind his success. lewis hamilton is world champion again having taken the title in the convincing style that has become routine. a long time to a 7th year with the team. the excitement i had was the same as i had when i 1st got in the car in 2008 driving with a mercedes engine for mclaren hamilton won his 1st world championship 5 years later he moved to mercedes with whom he has no won 5 more titles even back in hamilton's karting days his success was powered by the german constructors engines. since i was 13 so it's. been a real privilege to be a part of the heritage to be a part of part of its history and pushing the limits and boundaries of the 34 y

they're there for power and listen bishan of the middle east into a crisis. princes of the gulf starts nov 27th on. the dawn street. the pinnacle of german. can buy arms in serene coach make a case for taking the full time job his opponents hell bent on winning. the only question is how. sure. are a far cry from the top. for the 1st time in 9 years neither in 1st place for the clash. with. the. top of the table but do they belong or should it be these. one for. competition. just play a game by game you know don't don't make big goals a better tasia the league is finally exciting again and kickoff is on the hunt for the truth cream of the crop welcome to march the n.f.l. . got back have been the talk team for weeks than the celebrations had he continued after this weekend's match against braman the current success is contra not memories from the club's golden era back in the 1970 s. the phones were the rebellious punk rockers of the bundesliga better jewels with then arch rivals and polar opposite spy and munich and ratchet the league club at one titles and in

that have signed this treaty but the p 5 the nuclear weapon state out of fusing to adhere to display bishan treaty so when we start we have in one hand people think we should ban all nuclear weapon from this planet and people who feel that testing is a step towards banning this this is what i feel if you can get the world to. explosion once and for all how do we get them to buy nuclear weapons listening as a executive secretary for the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you for that thank you thanks. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. into the picture from the inside. think russia's foreign policy is to soft. russian goals to be achieved not. to view russia on al-jazeera. the un published the most comprehensive study of life on. they found 1000000 species face extinction that's more than 12 percent of known life on. one truck to destroy the much oil infrastructure of which all well depends. identifies the 5 main drivers

that have signed this treaty but the p 5 the nuclear weapon state out of fusing to adhere to display bishan treaty so where do we stop we have in one hand people who think we should bomb or nuclear weapon from this planet and people who are filled up testing is a step towards binding this this is what i feel if you can get the world to ban nuclear tests explosion the once and for all how do we get them to buy nuclear weapon listening as a executive secretary for the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization thank you for talking to us and the thank you for like thank you thanks. and the territory that's been under constant siege for 12 years. and in a state of perpetual conflict with its neighbor. women swimming against the tides and challenging stereotypes and that isolated society. 'd al-jazeera wild fun is 5 palestinians making a difference. the new women of gaza on al-jazeera. dreamz jones and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 short films show h

proponents claim probably bishan simply doesn't work. it's like. us head of a law enforcement agency i had to deal with the consequences of prosecuting drug offenses each and every day so. i came to the conclusion that pressing charges doesn't have the desired effect what we do is constantly push up the costs for society of illicit drug use law enforcement agencies in germany spend about $5000000000.00 euros a year on what is called the war on drugs. basically it's throwing money out of the window that's good. but to fund bender for once is legalization advocates don't seem to appreciate the health risks of cannabis consumption. and addiction research has shown that greater availability and easier access are accompanied by more consumption and more cases of addiction the greatest damage kind of this does is with respect to motivation and your mental state. long term heavy use can even trigger psychosis legalization advocates counter that this may only be the case in people who are genetically pre-disposed they also argue that decriminalization mean

tourism manufacturing and renewable energy to drive growth in the post oil world he has major in bishan is to transform saudi arabia into a top 5 global tourist destination. clifford coonan from d.w. business can tell us more a cliff this i.p.o. has been in the works postpone restarted for 3 years now why so many problems well they faced a lot of headwinds they've had overall economic worries we've had to trade war between the u.s. and china and also the u.s. has been ramping up its own oil production and then we had to drone attack in september which also really had made people very jittery and one of the regime's companies actually downgraded us so. to this the fact that saudi's reputation has taken a hit with things like the fascination of jamal khashoggi at the embassy in istanbul that's geopolitically this isn't helpful and yes they faced all these sort of things but i think looking at work now it's because well it's an incredibly profitable company it's you know it made $70000000000.00 in the 1st 9 months of this year and if the valuation works i mean if they can push it to the va

that have signed this treaty but the p 5 the nuclear weapon state are refusing to adhere to display bishan treaty so where do we stop we have in one hand people who think we should bomb all nuclear weapon from this planet and people who feel that testing is a step towards bunning this this is what i feel if you can get the world to bundle explosion once and for all how do we get them to buy nuclear weapon listening as a executive secretary for the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you for i think it makes. every week news cycle brings a series of breaking stories. as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter. on al-jazeera and. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone. often working around the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's

president defend the constitution that balances the powers of its branches setting ambition against them bishan so we become no monarchy still have meaning these are the questions much to ask and answer without rancor if we can without delay regardless and without party favor and without prejudice if we are true to our responsibilities and have been frank them was asked what kind of a country america was to become a republic he answered if you can keep it the fundamental issue raised by the impeachment inquiry into donald j. trump it is and we keep it and i recognize ranking member nunez for any marks you may wish to make thanks joan. in a july open hearing of this committee following publication of the report the democrats engaged in a last ditch effort to convince the american people that president trump is a russian agent that herrion was the pitiful finale of a 3 year long operation by the democrats the corrupt media and partisan bureaucrats to overturn the results of the 2016 election after the spectacular implosion of their russia hoax on july 24th and which they spent years denouncing an

so what crooked schiff is doing, he's a clupt bishan.politician does, he looks all over, tries to find people that don't like trump and he puts them up. we are winning so big. my polls are the highest they've ever been. i'm leading in all of the states, every swing state. the fund-raising numbers just came in. they're the highest i think in history. and i'll tell you why, we are win sog big because we're going along. these are corrupt politicians and that includes nancy pelosi. she should go back to her district, which is horrible. it's filthy. it's drug infested. the stuff is being flown out to the ocean. it's being wiped out to the ocean through their drainage system. but these are corrupt politicians. we're going to atlanta. we have a -- as you call it, a black vote, but we're doing very well with african-americans. a big factor is they've having the best economic year they've ever had in the history of our country. it's going to be fantastic. can you beat michael bloomberg? >> i've known michael black berg for a long time. he said a

an art to exit bishan at london's tate modern gallery is highlighting shocking new evidence of climate change danish just find that artists all are for show called in real life is all about the environment and sustainability jessica baldwin went to meet him. and to the natural world of artist for alison. the fog tunnel is called you're blind passenger visitors stumble through the 39 meters. hands outstretched eyes trying to register. a strobe light flashes on a fountain of water the liquid morphs into break. a walk through kaleidoscope of mirrors and colors the visitor becomes a participant in the art. misting rain makes an ever changing rainbow all perfect for the instagram world. underneath the fun in the whimsy of the show lies a serious message for decades elliot's and has been highlighting climate change and now the issue is more relevant and more urgent than ever icelandic glaciers photographed by the artist in 1909 are now juxtaposed with the same image taken this summer the same glaciers the same angle the same distance there's no denying the masses of ice and snow have receded

marital problems with his wife and of course we're talking here about the law is he when migration bishan in his old history tree. i mean. i think you know when i can speak think of the problems when it wouldn't be a part of the property would be a partition and that stringent politicians as well are not i think tricky no he didn't did didn't as well i think you know he did i don't buy the fact that he did it because you want to get back to his naval career or don't buy the fact that he did it because you want to get back his naval career or or anything out and i think i think felt he just the way to see what would all the way to them just keep was doing the key things instant instant month amendments and then you go swimming going i think i think where he where he's at fault what is. is he only announced the politicians and the bond opposed to trees. and in the. bench after it's of the british and 6 you want intervention celebrations to go with the swing and not instance the british not to be in control when the problems arose go with the swing and not in since the british not to be in c