divorce is dismissed from the central committee. at a national. policy nice man. see there. get me out a lot i want to move on i told you he made a speed of it. without telling and cheney fidel reads his farewell letter in public a letter of resignation required of cuban gillis when they leave on a mission that. natalie guided me at back to munich. when i got it out. from the other matching. this moment of the last year i was in a better company. either revolutionary. here or rushed there. in. diligence then in office on. the twentieth then. in yeah. i'm calling for. delap out of the fidel cage in coeur de sade on the very rich. the day after. a puff and then. you look and then i mean the whole bit you don't approve her new. fifteen. years and the other you're nobody ever going to. borrow a line flo. rather you can flip the naleo. ball up at her and. for africa. north korea crashingly free government. for del castro has orchestrated al cheney's political death he also gave birth to his myth on that same evening the regime's official musician writes the song that would eterna

the parties that are betting that he turned to the yesterday and said we were members of the central committee also for members of parliament. publicly said that they were meeting the party and the parliament as well and. within that you should see other change in the federation we are seeing the same the leadership is still behind which is speaker but a lot of local branches and unions that says it's too much detail are publicly declaring now for days that they are not ducking. the president anymore and they are joining the protests i mean look beautifully guy he's eighty two years old he's been president for nearly twenty years as you mentioned his support is dwindling will these protests convince him to finally step down. there's no question that attributed to her will not run again she will not. be able to future for this very very clear all or this incident could put her conduct very well in the first time. protests in the streets and also in that case you could say that this is the biggest. protest movement the country is witnessing since nine hundred eighty eight so we're not talking ab

now israel central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections follows a petition filed by the prime minister's liquid party and two others which accused the parties of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah poll suggested it would win four seats and israel's parliament the supreme court will have the final say let's go to our correspondent harry forsett he's joining us live from west jerusalem tell us more howie about why liquid others want these arab israeli candidates parties barred from running. well yes it is in the contest of what context rather what has been a very bitterly fought already election campaign and the focus of that campaign as far as the main players in it are concerned is a battle over a certain constituency of right wing voters and so there's been a lot of attempt by both benjamin netanyahu likud and other right wing parties and as well as that the new centrist alliance of benny gantz the former army chief and yellow pede the former finance minister and so it is agai

days there were a lot of [indiscernible] in the parties that are backing him, members of the central committeer members of parliament, public [indiscernible] they are leaving the party. with the trade union federation, they say leadership is still bouteflikaka but a lot of local branches and unions that are [indiscernible] our publicly declaring they are not backing the president anymore and are joining the protests. carl: bouteflika is 82 years old, has been president 20 years. his support is dwindling. will these protests support him just stepped down -- him to step down? >> he could try to run again. [indiscernible] since the 22nd of february [indiscernible] protest in the streets. also on that day you could see it was the biggest protest movement the country is witnessing since 1988. it is not something that happens on a regular basis. it is a massive movement. what depends right now as well, which might be the last [indiscernible] a call for a general strike. there is a lot of talk about a week or 10 days but now it is getting more likely this will really happen. several unions are callin

with some of the parties that are battling to turn to the water then several members of the central committee also from members of parliament. public t.v. set that they were leaving the party and the parliament as well. within the city other trade unions federation we're seeing the same the leadership is still the hike which is peter buck a lot of local branches and unions says it's too easy to publicly credit caring now for days that they're not ducking. the president anymore and they're joining the protests i mean look put of legal he's eighty two years old he's been president for nearly twenty years as you mentioned his supporters when dealing will these protests convince him to finally step down. there's no question that third attributed to her will not run again he will not. be able to keep the first charm of this very very clear all or listen to her concrete conduct agree when the first time we hear them are kotor in the streets and also on that day you could say that this is the biggest. protest movement the country is witnessing since nine hundred eighty eight so we're not talking abo

been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told stay here that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of x. detainees and those who were killed by israel mohammed just a year has been the first saturday of fishel to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas. iran's president has several harney is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. president during an official visit starting on monday the u.s. is giving iraq a few more months to continue buying oil an electricity from its neighbor before and forces sanctions against iran on sunday iran's foreign minister mohamad jevons relief was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for a visit he expressed hope relations between the two neighbors

israel's central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's election far as a petition filed by the promised as nick could party and two others accusing them of supporting violent palestinian resistance and hizbollah are a force that has nations from west to east and. israel central election committee is hardly a neutral adjudicator it's made up of political parties with an eye on their voting blocs as much as electoral law yet his decision to allow jewish supremacists to run in next month's parliamentary election and bar one of two major arab parties is causing controversy and we of course will go to their high court and it will continue until the end and not accept this discrimination and if there are people in israel the decision was celebrated by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu who tweeted that his likud ruling parties petition had been approved and that those who he said support terrorism would be allowed in the israeli parliament the knesset israel's attorney general fresh from recommending netanyahu in

israel central election committee is hardly a neutral adjudicator it's made up of political parties with an eye on the voting blocks as much as electoral law yet his decision to allow jewish supremacists to run in next month's parliamentary election and bar one of two major arab parties is causing controversy and we of course it will go to high court and it will continue until the end we will not accept this discrimination against. people in israel the decision was celebrated by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu who tweeted that his likud ruling party's position had been approved and that those who he said support terrorism would be allowed in the israeli parliament the knesset israel's attorney general fresh from recommending netanyahu indictment on corruption charges had said the petition charging that blood sought the elimination of israel as a jewish state and supported palestinian attacks was not supported by sufficient evidence. israel's top lawyer did however recommend the banning of one member of a far right supremacist party jewish power from standing for the knesset on

for forty five days with his head covered and his hands tied then someone would come from the central committee and say the party had spared your life but you must work. albania was one of the most isolated and repressive communist regimes people weren't even allowed to talk to foreigners they were fed a propaganda diet suggesting that this was an exemplary society and who executed thousands ruled them with an iron fist people could end up with for listening to western music or being overheard saying they didn't like albania or complaining that they hadn't enough to eat during half a century an estimated one hundred thousand people served time in forced labor camps including women and children that's one in eighteen albanians thousands died in such places in the three decades since the fall of communism there has been no inquiry and no justice for the denounces and persecutors of these political prisoners. that says agro is because the same people have remained in politics that could be why this history of political persecution isn't taught in albanian schools . runs an awareness program for yo

been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of the central committee for the past two terms up on his assignment president has told you that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of. those who were killed by israel. has been the first official to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas. now a trial is underway in malaysia of the two women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader kim jong il and that means national do untie hong's expected to testify on monday she is charged along with indonesian city with smearing a toxic nerve agent on kim jong nam face at kuala lumpur airport in twenty seventeen both deny the allegations to arrange a refugee is arrived in geneva from bangladesh to address a un human rights council meeting on monday the un special rapporteur was al

member of the central committee which means that he can bring. the strengths of the movement or rather what remains of the movement to bear in order to carve out his role and in that respect i think that's an important reason why in this shows ok tell us about the effect that has on the rift which still exists between fatah and hamas they try to unity government they tried it before but still it remains. that risk will now deep and the main reason it will is not because of the identity of the new prime minister who as you pointed out is not to ilia fan of hamas the main reason is because this is a government that was sure and unilaterally without consultation and is expected to be a government that will. actively chose this much more on the west bank than in trying to recuperate its a story in the gaza strip so in that sense the rest will deepen stay is indeed a critic of hamas but then again so are most leaders to whom no i don't think that he is necessarily that much more than others so again i think we need to look at the way this government w

been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told you that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of ex detainees and those who were killed by israel mohammed has been the first threat to health official to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas around fifteen thousand people have marched through the streets of moscow protesting against a new internet bill it ends to allow the government to cut off the russian intimate while protesters see it as another step toward censorship the government says the bill is needed to protect the country. another attempt to isolate russia from the outside world this is how these protesters see the latest bill to control the internet with most of russia's media under

and upholding president xi's core position on the communist party's central committee.rump repeated his views that the dollar is too strong and hit out at fed chairman jay powell as someone who "likes raising rates." he said the u.s. is doing well, despite the actions of powell and his colleagues, and he wants a currency good for business. the u.s. dollar was quoted lower against the yen in early pacific trading monday after the president's comments. ei seal facing extradition has launched a countersuit. she filed claims in the supreme court of british columbia against the canadian government. the suit alleges false imprisonment and the breach of her constitutional rights. the u.s. accuses her of lying to banks to make the process transactions for huawei with potentially violated sanctions on iran. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. haidi: let's get a check of our the markets with sophie kamaruddin. aussie stocks are climbing for a fourth straight day. l

committee thanks i was there as malcolm webb live in central mozambique a second israeli has died as a result of the shooting that took place on sunday in the occupied west bank is really a media identified the attacker as a palestinian man who was suspected of killing an israeli soldier and a rabbi a manhunt is on the way of a number of arrests have been made in the village where the suspect lives to syria's bring him has more from ramallah. there's a really are still looking for a nineteen year old palestinian who they believe has committed the attack yesterday they have raided the village of the north of the west bank and they have interrogated several members of family including the father who was. the fifteen year old brother who is still in israeli detention and according to an israeli army statement the army is looking at demolishing the house of the suspect now the army has also. to buy. over there and palestinians across the west bank. retaliation we're going to weather update next but just a month ago before elections in israel the leader of the far right jewish power posse

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moderately prosperous society and upholding president xi's core position on the communist party central committeeg extradition from canada as the united states has launched a countersuit. to the supremes court of british columbia against the canadian government and police, alleging false imprisonment and the breach of her constitutional rights. the u.s. accuses her of lying to banks to make them profit transactions for huawei, that potentially violated sanctions on iran. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. ramy: thank you very much. let's go over to sophie kamaruddin for a check on the markets. take a look at currencies. those are on the move, especially after reports after the breakthrough in the u.s.-china trade deal. sophie: that is like a spirit let's look at how equity markets are setting up for this monday session after managing to eke out gains of .25%. you do have the stocks looking mixed this monday. qed stocks rising for a third straight day. the kospi may

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strikes were in response to explosive devices being sent across the border fence and israel central elections committee has this qualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections it follows a petition filed by the prime minister as the good party along with two others to the attorney general they accuse a coalition of supporting palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah the supreme court will have the final say on whether the coalition will be barred from april's votes. venezuela has expelled the german ambassador for welcoming opposition leader . daniel crane or has been accused of meddling in venezuela is internal affairs and has been given forty eight hours to leave. everyone in venezuela knows who the person is there's only one that's not welcome in the region and the rest of the world in all the countries of visited they recognize the venezuelan fight for democracy as a constitutional element in the red carpet rolled out in those countries it wasn't for me it was for the second feiss of hundreds of venezuela it was a recognition from every corner of the

look at how central committee chairman adam schiff, who, by the way, i can prove is the biggest phony hypocrite liar in congress. he can barely contain himself to say he will accept mueller's findings. he doesn't want to accept them. instead, he's promising a new set of investigations after two years of investigation into the so-called russia-trump conspiracy theory. he continues to lie about this evidence and that is something that house minority leader kevin mccarthy pushed back on hard yesterday. congressman mccarthy will be here in a minute. also remember, if you want real evidence of real collusion, adam schiff, we have him on tape. colluding with russians. literally conspiring to dig up dirt on donald trump. we have the tape of it! colluding with russians for dirt on trump! why want the media mob play this? take a listen. >> he was in moscow in 2013. he met with the journalist? >> she is a poor journalist. but anyway, she became famous because of putin is her godfather. >> okay. putin is the godfather. okay. >> she is also known as a person who provides girls for escort for olig

stay here has been a long aide for president in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president has told you that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of. those who were killed by israel. has been the first factor health official to be appointed to lead a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas the president hassan rouhani is expected to try and convince iraqi leaders to defy the u.s. president john official visit started on monday the trouble ministrations giving iraq a few more months to continue buying oil and electricity from neighboring iran before the us and forces sanctions against iran. iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for the visit by his boss to research best hope that relations between the two labors. i would like to offer to the iraqi

people's jobs, factory towns that their entire economy is based on the steel mill, and seats on the central committeend standing committee. the steel ministry is in the cabinet. it is easier to say than to do. step-by-step.e what is china going to do? my guess is they are going to flatline capacity and there will be mills taken off the market. shery: what happens on who has the biggest leverage? ofare really nearing the end that agreement. that is the impression you're getting. president from signaling that he is ready to sign a deal in mar-a-lago perhaps as early as this month. who can outlast who? who has the biggest incentive here to actually strike a deal when china's economy is slowing down? frank: i will tell you this -- i would not get into this with the presumption that president trump's blessing. i would not. i would take him at his word, right? he has put his personal equities into this. he says i will give you 90 days leave. i would take that as a very serious statements and i would make full use of these 90 days to come up with a package that is suitable. i would not going to this with he

for forty five days with his head covered and his hands tied then someone would come from the central committee and say the party had spared your life but you must work for. albania was one of the most isolated and repressive communist regimes people weren't even allowed to talk to foreigners they were fed a propaganda diet suggesting that this was an exemplary society and who executed thousands ruled them with an iron fist people could end up with for listening to western music or being overheard saying they didn't like albania or complaining that they hadn't enough to eat during half a century an estimated one hundred thousand people served time in forced labor camps including women and children that's one in eighteen albanians thousands died in such places in the three decades since the fall of communism there has been no inquiry and no justice for the denounces and persecutors of these political prisoners. that says agro is because the same people have remained in politics that could be why this history of political persecution isn't taught in albanian schools your neela god dollar runs an

israel central election committee is hardly a neutral adjudicator it's made up of political parties with an eye on the voting blocks as much as electoral law yet his decision to allow jewish supremacists to run in next month's parliamentary election and bar one of two major arab parties is causing controversy we of course it will go through there is a high court and the it will continue until the end and not accept this discrimination and because there are people in israel the decision was celebrated by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu who tweeted that his likud ruling party's position had been approved and that those who he said support terrorism would be allowed in the israeli parliament the knesset israel's attorney general fresh from recommending netanyahu see indictment on corruption charges had said the petition charging that blood sought the elimination of israel as a jewish state and supported palestinian attacks was not supported by sufficient evidence. israel's top lawyer did however recommend the banning of one member of a far right supremacist party jewish power fro

for forty five days with his head covered and his hands tied then someone would come from the central committeeand say the party had spared your life but you must work. albania was one of the most isolated and repressive communist regimes people weren't even allowed to talk to foreigners they were fed a propaganda diet suggesting that there's was an exemplary society and who executed thousands ruled them with an iron fist people could end up with for listening to western music or being overheard saying they didn't like albania or complaining that they hadn't enough to eat during half a century an estimated one hundred thousand people served time in forced labor camps including women and children that one in eighteen albanians thousands died in such places in the three decades since the fall of communism there has been no inquiry and no justice for the denounces and persecutors of these political prisoners. that says agro on is because the same people have remained in politics that could be why this history of political persecution isn't taught in albanian schools your neela god dollar runs an a

been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of the central committee for the past two terms up on his assignment president has told you that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the payment of the salaries of. those who were killed by israel. has been the first threat to health official to be appointed to. a government in the west bank for the past ten years and it remains to be seen how his appointment is going to affect the relations between fatah and hamas. around has been taking place in central moscow to protest against a new bill giving the state more control over the internet the first readings of the proposed law passed in the lower parliament last month russian media is likening the new sovereign internet bill to an online iron curtain it proposes all internet traffic be routed through service in russia the kremlin says the bill would protect the country's internet from foreign cyber a time here is step bason with more well around fifte

were in response to explosive devices being sent to cross the border friends and israel's central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections it follows a petition filed by the prime minister's liquid party along with two others to the attorney general they accuse the coalition of supporting palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah up that petition was rejected due to lack of evidence holes to suggest that party would get four seats in israel's parliament the supreme court will have the final say on whether the coalition will be barred from april's votes veterans of algeria's war for independence have backed student led protests calling for president. to resign they say demonstrators have legitimate concerns weeks of protests are posing a challenge to the eighty two year old leader who's standing for reelection next month after twenty years in power who has offered to call early elections if he's returned to office the u.n. says burkina faso is facing a full blown humanitarian crisis we're almost a million people in need o

israel central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's vote the prime ministers live could party in two others filed the petition they accuse the coalition of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hizbullah hole suggested it would win four seats in israel's parliament the supremes court will have the final say a palestinian teenagers been killed by israeli fire along the gaza border overnight fighter jets later struck several sites belonging to hamas in southern gaza israel's army says it was in response to explosive devices being sent across the border fence a u.s. congressional committee has been told the white house needs to do more to end the war in yemen expert witnesses said the fighting could create long term long term instability and pose a future threat to the u.s. an official reports from washington. from the hearing room in washington they discussed how to bring an end to almost five years of fighting thousands of kilometers away but this is no detached former war the us is part of the sodium led

building a moderately prosperous society and upholding the core position on the communist party central committeeariffs on china are to be lifted as part of the trade deal approaching its final stages. sources say beijing has made it clear that they will reduce the terrorists, necessary for any deal. the white house says there will be a summit as soon as mid-march. president trump has repeated his view that the dollar is too jay powell isat someone who "likes raising rates." he says the u.s. is doing well want ofthat and that he you that is good for business. the dollar was lower against the euro on monday after the president's comments. >> we have a gentleman that likes raising interest rates. lovese a gentleman that quantitative tightening. gentleman that likes a very strong dollar. >> and spacex has taken a giant leap forward with the successful docking of its first astronaut ready capsule at the iss. it made its maiden flight with a life-size robot dummy named ripley. nasa gave spacex and boeing combined contracts worth more than $6 billion to fly u.s. cruise to the iss. global news, 24 hours

markets this week is the outcome from the meeting of the federal reserve, that is the us central bank. the committeeeeting beginning on tuesday, and at this meeting, board members will discuss whether it should vote to raise us interest rates. the expectation however is that it will again signal to investors that the fed will be patient before deciding whether to hike interest rates again. most recently, the chair of the us federal reserve, jerome powell, has said that the central bank does not feel any hurry to make changes to interest rates. the committee will announce their decision on wednesday. joining us is simon derrick, chief markets strategist at bank of new york mellon. the fed meeting later this week will bea the fed meeting later this week will be a big factor on the markets. the fed meeting later this week will be a big factor on the marketslj think be a big factor on the markets.” think it is. over the course of the last few months, the message from the us central bank has changed. if you go back to october and november, they were very gung ho about hiking rates and continuing to take

finally, i will say, second point, is of the chinese communist party central committee just a few days ago published a document saying the confucius institutes remain a key government policy, and that china now plans to optimize the spread of confucius institutes. >> i don't play the blame them, it's working pretty well for them. if you the communist party in china. optimizing might mean rebranding in ways that would intend to seek even more other interest, national interest as we talk about in these contracts, and less transparency and disclosure, but this is a serious concern, and both of you outlined that well, we want more exchange, of course, we want more engagement. we believe that china ought to be a strategic partner. in addition to being a strategic competitor. and yet it has to be on a basis of a level playing field. made the analogy earlier to our trade policy, it's not a bad analogy, where senator romney is right, the way to get the attention of the chinese government on the trade issue has been to say, if you will let our products in, and treat our nobodies fairly, then we

finally, i will say, second point, is the chinese communist party's central committee just a few daysago published a document saying the confucius institutes remain a key government policy and said that china now plans to optimize the spread of confucius institutes. i don't blame them. it's working pretty well for them. if you are the communist party in china. we're not sure, it might mean a rebranding effort in ways that would seek to serve even more of their national interests as we talked about in these contracts and less transparency and less disclosure. i think this is a series i couldn'ts serious concern. we want more exchange, of course. we want more engagement. we believe china ought to be a strategic partner in addition to being a strategic competitor. yet it's got to be on some basis of a level playing field. i made the analogy earlier to our trade policy. it's not a bad analogy. i think senator romney is absolutely right. the way to get the attention of the chinese government on the trade issue has been to say well, if you're not going to let our products in and not going t

israel's central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections and follows a petition filed by the prime minister's likud party and. they accuse the ramble large coalition of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah polls suggested it would win four seats in israel's parliament and now the supreme court will have the final say the u.s. president says he's disappointed about reports that north korea has begun work to restore a rocket launch sites a website called thirty eight north which monitors north korea says satellite imagery shows buildings are going back up at the sites that kim jong un agreed to dismantle last year it follows last week's failed summit between kim and donald trump in vietnam i would be very disappointed if that were happening it's very early report were the ones that put it out but i would be very very disappointed in germany and i don't think i will be but we'll see what happens we'll take a look. and donald trump's controversial mexico border policies have been in t

it was in response to explosive devices being sent across the border fence while israel central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections it follows a petition filed by the prime minister's likud party and two others they cure is the run by a large coalition of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah poll suggested it would win four seats in israel's parliament the supreme court will have the final say well but can a fast so is facing a full blown humanitarian crisis according to the u.n. which says almost a million people are in need of urgent help attacks by armed groups and fighting between different tribes and community groups have forced tens of thousands from their homes in the past two months nicholas haq reports. storming a school in the hands of attackers is more than just a training exercise with these soldiers. troops in britain or france or face unprecedented violence led by armed groups in neighboring mali now the attackers threaten areas just hours away from the capital work or do. the

israel central election committee is hardly new to adjudicate it it's made up of political parties with an eye on the voting blocks as much as electoral law yet his decision to allow jewish supremacists to run in next month's parliamentary election and bar one of two major arab parties is causing controversy do you foresee a will go to a high court and the it would continue until the end will not accept this discrimination against and against our people in israel the decision was celebrated by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu who tweeted that his likud ruling. petition had been approved and that those who he said support terrorism won't be allowed in the israeli parliament the knesset israel's attorney general fresh from recommending netanyahu indictment on corruption charges had said the petition charging that blood sought the elimination of israel as a jewish state and supported palestinian attacks was not supported by sufficient evidence. israel's top lawyer did however recommend the banning of one member of a far right supremacist party jewish power from standing for the k

however, severe storm damage has been reported over the state line in west central georgia in committeesh as -- where a reporter from atlanta fox station found a cinderblock church turn to rubble. this was before considered a sturdy building so much in fact, the church had been used as a storm shelter during previous storms. fortunately, the process no one was inside with this apparent tornado struck earlier today. in lee county, alabama the damage is to be the worst in the region, schools will be closed on monday in smith station, the mayor says the tomato destroyed somewhere between 80 and 20 houses in the small community in 70 trees down, rescuers had to use chainsaws and tractors to clear a path to free stranded residents are just incredible. looking at the video right now and just looking at it you can see how serious damage was and of course we have the number of 22 confirmed that the 14 confirmed that at 8:00 o'clock and the corner warned us the number would rise. fact they now paused the search because of how dangerous the conditions are what does that say to you? reporter: it sa

israel central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections and follows a petition filed by the prime minister's likud party and two others they accuse the run by coalition of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah poll suggested it would win four seats in israel's parliament the supremes court will have the final say while the palestinian teenager has been killed by israeli fire along the gaza border overnight fighter jets later struck several sites belonging to hamas in southern gaza israel's army says it was in response to explosive devices being sent across the border fence a u.s. congressional committee has been told the white house needs to do more to end the war in yemen the warning comes from expert testimony gathered by members of the house of representatives it says the fighting could create long term instability and pose a future threat to the united states alan fischer reports from washington. from the hearing room in washington they discussed how to bring an end to almost five yea

now israel central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections follows a petition filed by the prime minister's liquid party and two others which accused the parties of supporting violent palestinian resistance and backing hezbollah poll suggested it would win four seats in israel's parliament the supreme court would have the final say let's go to our correspondent harry fawcett he's joining us live from west jerusalem tell us more howie about why liquid others want these arab israeli candidates parties barred from running well yes it is in the contest of what context rather what has been a very bitterly fought already election campaign and the focus of that campaign as far as the main players in it are concerned is a battle over a certain constituency of right wing voters and so there's been a lot of attent by both benjamin netanyahu likud and other right wing parties and as well as that the new centrist alliance of benny gantz the former army chief and yellow pede the former finance minister and so it is agains

and israel's central elections committee has disqualified an alliance of palestinian israeli parties from running in next month's elections it follows a petition filed by the prime minister's party along with two others they accuse the coalition of supporting palestinian resistance backing. polls suggested it would get four seats in israel's parliament the supreme court will have the final say on whether the coalition will be barred from april votes veterans of. the student led protests calling for president. to resign they say demonstrators have legitimate concerns weeks of protests are posing a challenge to leader who's standing for reelection next month after twenty years in power who has offered to call early elections if he's returned to office. at the height of europe's refugee crisis and twenty fifteen tens of thousands of people were arriving every month and now with the number of new arrivals down nearly ninety percent the european commission has declared the migration crisis is over but planes for those seeking refuge little has changed. well this notion that the migration

was the central market citizens advisory committee being able to oversee these benefits? we know that the city gave up tens of millions of dollars of revenue in response to this tax break, and what did we lose and gain from the job creation investment? and finally, what is our strategy for midmarket post tax break? cutting taxes for tech companies was not aville certify bullet, to -- was not a silver bullet, to say the least. how do we plan for this crucial and growing part of our city that continues to have needs for equitiable development. in central soma, we are about to embark in a massive increase in jobs, particularly in the tech sector. with that, i'm calling for a hearing to include the controller's office, the office of economic and workforce development, the city ad stror, and as many of the tax -- administrator, and as many of the tax break beneficiaries as we can get. additionally, i'm asking for the support of ab 392. this bill will incorporate policing best practices that authorizes police officers to use deadly force only when it is necessary to prevent imm