the quartet helped pull the country back from the brink of civil war.hey went on to pass a new constitution and held successful presidential and parliamentary elections. the nobel jury said they hoped the prize would contribute towards safeguarding democracy in tunisia and be an inspiration to all of those who seek to promote peace and democracy in the rest of the world. inspiration that is still needed in a country that has suffered from major attacks that devastated its tourism industry. this prize may have been unexpected but it has given hope to be tunisians in these difficult times. >>> still ahead . . . >> [ inaudible ]. >> al jazeera obtains exclusive evidence that european governments have been paying ransoms to free hostages abroad. >>> plus tensions between north korea and china ahead of a major military parade. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back our top stories on al jazeera. the u.s. says it will make changes to its training program for syrian rebels fighting isil. in may the u.s. military began training for up to 5,400 fighters a year, but the program wa

it established an alternative, peaceful, political process at a time when the country was on the brinkcivil war. >> the kwar tell is has four important groups and organizations represent different sectors and values in tunisia society and members work to protect the rights of the entire population irrespective of gender, political conviction or religious belief and it was formed in 2014 when true knee -- tunisia was on the brink of civil war and this is what it means for tunisia. >> on the brink of civil unrest, the democracy or the democratic process that was underway after the revolution in 2011 was under threat and these groups of people, civil society stepped in really and brought about national dialog and really it was an example to the rest of the arab world that national dialog bringing in different voices from differ perspectives can work and the new constitution and free and fair elections and the people here are really pleased and surprised as i say and there were 200 nominees and people were not expecting for tunisia to stand out and win but are extremely happy about it. >>>

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up of labor unions, business sectors, human rights lawyers, and they helped the country when on the brink of civil war and played a role in establishing a constitutional system of government that guarantees rights for the entire population. the arab spring originated in tunisia in 2010 and 2011 and the committee noted that democratic reforms have stalled in many other countries where in the uprisings had occurred. it said thanks to a vibrant civil society, tunisia has seen transition towards democracy. >>> see ya president assad is trying to regain lost ground. there's a vast offensive launched against the insurgents with the backing of russia. >> translator: today the syria armed forces began a wide ranging attack with the aim of wiping out terrorist groups and liberating the areas and towns which have suffered from their crimes. >> syria state run television run aired this video showing tanks and antitank weapons in the province of the provinces, and they linked groups controlled most of the provinces. u.s. secretary of state kerry is expressing concern over russia's role in syria, spea

the uncertainty and unnecessary tumult of playing games right up to the brink of a government shutdown is not helpful to our fragile economy. the last shutdown cost the onomy $24 billion in g.d.p., according to standard&poor. this continuing resolution buying us 10 weeks and takes care of only a handful of the most pressing federal responsibilities. provides desperately needed emergency fire fighting funds to address the cat clissic fires rage -- cataclysmic fires raging in the west, providing additional resources for processing disability claims at the veterans' administration, increases the authorization in the small business loan guarantee program to ensure new loans can bed a a ministered to help small -- can be administered to help small businesses across the country, and extends several expiring authorizations for programs within the department of homeland security. notably the continuing resolution does not address other key priorities that could bolster our economy such as the expired authority of the export-import bank, which has 1.5 d or sustained $-- million private sector j

in 2013, tunisia came to the brink of civil war went to opposition politicians were allegedly murderedy islamic extremists. the largest labor union called for a national dialogue to be held to form a transitional government to they teamed up with groups representing the business community, human rights, and the justice system. together they formed the national dialogue quartet, a powerful coalition that brought rival groups to the negotiating table. a rewrite the constitution and put it into effect in 2014, and later elected an economist as president of the country. tunisia is suffering from acid economic and social challenges, more than 15% remains unemployed. there are also ongoing acts of terrorism. this year there were two attacks on heavily visited tourist locations, killing 60 people. the violence dealt a major blow to the economy and the new democracy. the road to peace in tunisia is long, that the efforts of people looking to secure it are encouraged and supported by the nobel peace prize. >> here in germany, opposition has been growing to chancellor angela merkel's open-door p

the mets are on the brink of seeing their world series hopes slip away. she says we should be optimistic, and she's right. game four of the nlcs against the dodgers, former met justin turn her a big hit, two run double in the top of the third. mets got one back with a solo home run by daniel murphy, but pitcher clayton kershaw held the mets in check for the rest of the night. dodgers win 3-1. and as shiba points out, deciding game five is tomorrow night in l.a. why can't the mets take it to the west coast and take it. >> they're on the brink of going to the world series. >> exactly. >> as objective as we are. >> we believe. >> all right. >>> chris would be really proud, right? new york live is up next at 12:30. >> and jackie is here, optimistic as ever. >> keep hope alive, shiba. keep hope alive. all right. coming up right here, jennifer lawrence takes on sexism in hollywood. how last year's sony e-mail hack opened her eyes to serious inequality. >>> plus looking for an amazing meal? we'll tyke you to the neighborhood serving up mouth-watering dishes. you

dams on the brink, 14 breached, and 70 being monitored. governor nicki haley warning, the sun is out, but the water is rising and we need to get you out. alex perez in south carolina again this evening. >> reporter: tonight, south carolina's coastal communities on edge. urged to evacuate. >> this water is moving in quickly. >> reporter: rivers cresting to record levels. at least 19 dead in the carolinas, as more incredible stories of survival emerge. clara gannt, and her grandson, surviving by clinging to a red cross. she was on her way to church, biblical floods raging all around. across the state, all eyes on 70 dams. 14 have already failed. reinforcements under way after a dike breach at the fragile columbia canal, crucial to the water supply of 375,000 residents. these pictures showing the canal before and after. with cleanup now under way, worries about how homeowners fema recommends taking pictures of your damaged property to help with claims. but standard policies don't cover floods, and a lot of people here who lost everything don'

the nobel peace prize is awarded to a group of tunisians who helped pull their country back from the brinkf civil war. >>> hello there, a warm welcome to the program. at least six palestinians have been killed by gunfire from the israeli army, as they demonstrated on the border between gaza and israel. another 70 would have been wounded, ten seriously. another palestinian was shot dead in the west bank. it is the latest escalation of violence in the region. tension has been rising after a series of stabbings in israel and the palestinian territory in recent days. hoda abdel hamid joins us now live from ramallah. what is the situation now at the moment? still tense? >> reporter: well, certainly the standoff is still ongoing even though because of the darkness, some of the palestinian protesters have pulled back, but -- i don't know if you can see on camera, the light -- the fire all around, as dark settled in, some of the palestinian protesters used petrol bombs. the israeli soldiers, you can't see them probably, but they are not very far from there. they have pulled forward, much closer to

plus, the nobel peace prize is awarded to t tunisians who helped pull their country back from the brinkcivil war. >> and liverpool's new manager promises trophies but insists he's not special. >> i'm a to believ totally normal guy. >> jurgen klopp promises to deliver the league title after 25 years. >> hello a warm welcome to the news hour. in gaza, it's been a day of violence and death. at least six palestinians were killed when israel forces open fires along the gaza strip. first we have this report. >> protesters carried the injured to waiting plans. live ammunition was fired into gaza. protesters on the other side were demonstrating over the restrictions at the al aqsa mosque restrictions. they were responded to with stun grenades and water canon and tear gas. hundreds of palestinians turned out to protest in gaza and there was further violence in the occupied west bank. tear gas was used against funeral protesters outside of ramallah. they gathered for the burial of a 19-year-old shot dead by israel police. [ gunfire ] and video released on social media shows a moment when a teenag

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the mets now on the brink. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. wednesday morning. it is october 14th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris has the morning off. dave price is here with the forecast. seems like a nice morning. >> it is. going to be a good day. let's see what's happening outside. 60 in newark. 51 in ramsey. the picture shows cooler temperatures to the north and west. looks like we're in for a day with some wind speeds which are going to begin to kick up through the afternoon. day planner looks like this. couple of clouds begin to thicken up and push on in as we head to the noontime hour. winds kick up to anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. partly sunny tonight at 6:00. 65 degrees. today's high temperature, 68. much more ahead in just a couple minutes. right now lauren is standing by with a look at traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we have a problem out there on the roads on the bruckner expressway. all lanes shutdown eastbound by the sheridan expressway. i'll continue to keep an eye on that. head to the cross b

people don't want us to go to the brink of shutting down. we look like fools when that .appens people want us to meet in the middle, compromise, everybody gets a little something. have stark positions on one side or the other if you're talking about a budget, talking about keeping the government open. you need to encompass all kinds of thoughts. you can't have a fight over planned parenthood and use that to shut down the government or attempts to shut down the government. so i am hoping that in the month that speaker boehner has before he leaves, that he will continue to sit down with leader pelosi and the two of them can hammer out some compromises. we saw the bill to keep the government open, 151 republicans voted no. 100% of democrats put yes. you did have a coalition of democrats and republicans getting together to keep the government open. i think that is what the american people want to see. i think we need to have more of that. it means that maybe i can't get whatever i want or the next person cannot, but if i can get to 50 with 60% o

now this relates to what was a very deep crisis in tunisia at that time and tunisia was on the brinkvil unrest. the democracy and the democratic process that was underway after the revolution was under threat and these groups of people, civil society stepped in really and brought about national dialog and really it was an example to the rest of the arab world that national dialog bringing in different voices from different perspectives can work so the new constitution and elections and the people here are really pleased, surprised as i say with nominees and 200 and people were not expecting tunisia to stand out for the win but they are extremely happy about this. >> yeah, the prize was a surprise and but not to take away from what tunisia has achieved but democracy is still at quite an fragile stage, wasn't it? >> back in december and january of the presidential elections and they went quite smoothly but there have been security issues and the rise of extremist groups which have been operating in the country, groups with links to i.s.i.l. as well as al-qaeda and carried out attacks o

bringing a veteran police chief to the brink of tears. saying our innocent babies, getting caught in the crossfire. pierre thomas with the 911 calls, the effort to save the baby. one of the callers, her grandmother. >> reporter: aavielle wakefield, just 5 months old, was sitting in her car seat riding with family in cleveland when the shots rang out. >> i need the police. i need an ambulance. somebody is shooting at our car, and they shot the baby. >> reporter: the family frantically dialing 911. >> see if she's breathing. no! no! lord. they shot the baby. the baby's dead. >> i picked her up and she was gasping for her life. it just hurts. >> reporter: aavielle, born april 12th, fatally shot in the crossfire of unknown thugs october 1st. even the police chief left in tears. >> it's tough. this should not be happening in our city. >> reporter: she was the third child under age 6 fatally shot in cleveland in roughly a month. the city's murder rate jumping 27% above last year. major cities like baltimore, houston, washington, d.c., and dalla

. >>> to hillary clinton just sold stephen colbert if we have another big bank on the brink, sayonarau out the door. if that really happened and that came to shove, would she really do it? she said yes. we say. >>> you're looking life in jamaica, queens, new york. new york police chief bill bratton speaking at the funeral for that new york police officer randolph holder gunned down last weekend just doing his job. this is the same funeral, the same event where we were told that we were going to hear from the reverend al sharpton speak on behalf of the family. family said that was never considered. bottom line, al sharpton is not speaking there but it occurs at the same time the fbi director was doubling down on earlier comments he had made that all of these videos of attacks on minorities and the like have sort of led to a sort of a pullback on the part of officers to deal with crime and maybe that is why we're seeing a rise in these types of incidents. former fbi assistant director ron says regardless, none of this helps. very good to have you, ron. what do you make of this? he's not

also royals in the brink of world series.fbn:am, first look at markets and breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: major announcement from paul ryan, he will run for house speaker but only if republicans unify behind him. >> we need to move from opposition party to a proposition party. because we think the nation is on the wrong path, we have a duty to show the right one. our next speaker has to be a visionary one. if i can truly be a unifying figure, then i will gladly serve. >> cheryl: ryan is giving colleagues until this friday to express their support and that include caucus that chased out the current speaker john boehner . he will support ryan. >> nicole: now on to the campaign trail. republican front runner donald trump sharing his thoughts on democratic presidential candidates, he was on hannidy last night. >> i don't mind going against hillary's record. biden right now, he has a period of time where he's popular, as soon as he gets in he'll get upbeat up very badly. i don't mind going against him at all. >

. >>> the burgeoning tunisia, a country on the brink of civil war. and tributes around the world to honor what would have been john lennon's 75th birthday. >> huge pride for all tunisians, and i teal very proud. the quartet represents the entire country. >> praise for this year's nobel peace prize. the tunisian national dialogue quartet. the group is credited with helping steer the country towards democracy. nazanine moshiri has the story. >> a surprise to be sure. >> the nobel peace prize for 2015 is to be awarded to the tunisian national dialogue quartet for its decisive contribution to the building of a pleurallistic democracy in tunisia in the wake of the jasmine revolution of 2011. >> while many had picked pope francis or german chancellor angela merkel to win, in the end the nobel committee spent a powerful message on the importance of pleurallism and dialogue. while other so-called arab spring countries were hit by dialogue, tunisia's was more teunian order of lawyers. formed in 2013, when tunisia's democratic process was in danger of collapsi

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. >>> winning the noble peace prize for help t helping to save its country from the brink of civil war. >> and helping to the win they need against luxembourg. >> in the week of violence in the occupied west bank, it's now spread to gaza where israeli soldiers killed palestinians on friday. fouwe'll give an update from east jerusalem, but first this report from ramallah. >> it took israel six days to return the body of 19-year-old. he had killed two israelis. one by stabbing in occupied east jerusalem before being shot dead. his funeral was a show of solidarity and defiance. defiance that later turned into violence. palestinians took their anger to the streets here on the northern edge of ramallah. it comes as tension remains over the al aqsa mosque compound. they subject israel of changing the rules of the holy site that allows views to come to the compound but not pray. they say that the status quo remains unchanged, but here among the protesters there is little trust in the words of the prime minister. after several hours there is no sign of the situation easing up. actually, the pa

brinks is another one of your holdings that you published a letter for. jeff: i don't know if we are going to need to do that with brinks or not. it is a remarkably similar story to advance in that they also have a best in class brand name and scale with dramatically worse margins than it appears. we are prepared to do that. we are prepared in every single one of our investments to run a proxy contest if necessary to make sure that a plan to unlock value is there for all the shareholders. i believe that if we are prepared to go forward with that, if we need to, then we don't need to in many situations. erik: the reason it was mentioned as you swept out the entire board. you are responsible for execution and you helped to formulate a strategy and recruited the management team. if you are prepared to walk the walk, so to speak, and execute a turnaround plan, does that mean that you have to lock up your old place for longer? coordinating does not seem to work with the type of approach. erik: -- jeff: there are a couple of questions there. necessary tos repla

with feedyard losses so steep and operators on the brink of financial collapse, we'll see why prices still have a chance to recover. that's our farm report. welcome back to u-s farm report. we have much more ahead this weekend. it's a feedlot frenzy. we'll tell you why balance sheets are bleeding red. in leave a legacy, strong family support helped one dairy farmer pursue his passion for both serving and feeding our country. john tackles the topic of prison pork in customer support. and al pell has a tarheel tractor this week. now for the headlines, after intense week it's making the switch. subway is the latest fast food chain to remove antibiotics from its meat supply, but denies the pressure from advocacy groups is the reason. the company with the slogan "eat fresh" says it will eliminate antiobiotics in all its meat, making it the largest chain to adopt the production practice. subway will start next year with chicken and turkey, then eventually moving to antiobiotic free pork and beef in all of its 27 thousand stores. rabo agrifinance's don close told me looking down the road, h

. >>> plus, ben bernanke on bringing the world back from the brink of financial disaster. >>> finally, want know who will win the 2016 presidential race? i'll tell you about the people who have already got the answers. super forecasters. i'll explain. >>> first, here's my take. justin trudeaux sweeping victory in canada that voters in the western world are moving left. the last year has seen the new leader of britain's party and bernie sanders has shaken up the democratic primaries. theless so lessons are complica. he benefitted from the ten-year itch. voters usually want a change no matter how popular the leader is. think of tony blare. canada's conservatives have held office for nine years and their leader is no tony blare being perceived as intelligent but reserved. his party was in third place months ago. some of the momentum has to do with his name. he's the son of canada's most famous prime minister but much of it had to do with the kind of campaign that was neither very left wing or popu list. he promised to run modest deficits. that's something most mainstream economists would

the quartet pushed the civility and inclusiveness, and helped pull the country back from the brink of war. tunisia went on to pass a new constitution and held successful parliamentary and presidential elections. the nobel jury said they hoped the prize would contribute towards safeguarding democracy in tunisia, and be an inspiration to all of those who seek to promote peace and democracy in the rest of the world. inspiration that is still needed in a country that has suffered from major attacks that have devastated its tourism industry. this prize may have been unexpected, but it's given hope to many tunisians in these difficult times. >>> a researcher at the tunisian league for human rights, one of the members of the quartet. she says libyans could find a peaceful end to their civil war by following tunisia's example. >> i think tunisians all of them are very proud of their civil groups. they know now how to overcome every common political crisis, with such social and su such -- civil societies [ inaudible ]. i think that when we can turn our heads around, to libya, and all of what i

and so here we are on the brink of another election. we've recovered 13 million jobs, we thankfully did not fall into an even deeper hole, and we're now out of the one we were in. we're standing, but we're not yet running. and it is my commitment to you that my mission as president will be to make sure we create ma more good jobs and start raising incomes for hard-working folks in america again. but you know what the other side is going to say. you've got to give them credit. they are persistent. they are persistently wrong in promoting trickle down economics. they are persistently wrong in saying all we have to do to get the economy working for everybody again, the way it did in the '90s is to cut taxes on the wealthy and get out of the way of cooperations. that didn't work before, it will not work now. although i'm not running for my husband's third term or president obama's third term. i'm running for my first term. i'm going to do what works to build a strong economy again! i will proudly carry forward the record of democratic achie

you have also been looking at the israeli and palestinian press, with jerusalem increasingly on the brink in the wake of this recent violence. the government is threatening an offensive in what it says is palestinian islamic terror. >> from day-to-day, a series of and whatttacks on -- we have got is this whole ha-aretz saidsad. the prime minister is detached and the quote is after years of diplomatic in action, senseless killings, confiscation -- confiscation of it is an uprising. let's look at the palestinian saying theit is anger among palestinians is uncontrollable. and it argues there is a third intifada already underway. feelingpalestinians are mood ment toward my --mahmood abbas, and that is rattling the feelings of a number of palestinians. >> you have looking -- you have been looking at the french papers which are dominated by the flash storm that left 17 people dead. >> a horrific death toll, 17 people killed and several people missing. really quite shocking. if you look at the headline in the magazine, after the flood, the suffering. the french riviera in mou nowrning, and the q

. >>> coming up on the al jazeera news hour, yemen on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.ospitals are overwhelmed with war victims. >>> plus volkswagen's pollution scandal, police raid the german offices. >>> and manny pacquiao gives a hint on who his next opponent will be. ♪ >>> first tension is high across israel and the palestinian territories after a series of stabbing in tel-aviv police shot an attacker after he stabbed four people with a screwdriver. there have been similar attacks in jerusalem and the occupied west bank. mike hannah reports. >> reporter: in each case police were quickly on the scene, but they are unable to predict when or where next of these random attacks will take place. the first in this latest series of attacks were in or around the old city, but in the past two days they have occurred in separate israel towns on the outskirts of tel-aviv, and police say dealing with these uncoordinated and random attacks poses a major challenge. >> translator: we are talking about loan wolf attacks, about random, unplanned and hard to expect attacks. these are