as one of the so-called deescalation cern's brokered last year by iran russia and turkey but people there have reason not to trust the agreements videos show the destruction of the government forces bombarded targets is sort of masters on saturday everyone from the elderly to the very young are affected. i was with my grandfather and brother who we were not and hope planes everything was ok and then the bombing started and all of a sudden this happened to us it is also considered a deescalation cern but the deal to reduce fighting is proving to be difficult to enforce the rebels including hyatt. and the free syrian army controlled large areas of land here and the regime backed by russian air raids a mine taining intense pressure on the rebels while the growing number of internally displaced have temporary despite from the bombs it's unclear how long they remain relatively safe lure about manly al jazeera. yemen's who c. say they've shot down a saudi coalition warplane saudi media is reporting two pilots survived the crash which happened in yemen sour the province. which is the forces t.v.

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from the head of the imf to if the woman heading cern. it's a demonstration of the influence women have in this world. bar require gives the a different flavor with women in charge. maria: a lot of optimism about the global economy. you just reported earnings for the fourth square. revenue growth. what would you attribute that to. talk to us about the broad environment. >> first, broad environment. you do see people investing around the world. you see them take on longer term issues they want temperature reposition themselves. i coined with a lot of clients the term the incumbent disrupter. i have something a lot of the world doesn't have. i own 80% of the world's data. only 20% is searchable. so this idea of an incumbent disrupter. that's what i see around the world. a bank how they do customer service or a car rental company that says i'm a great fleet manager and you need that with autonomous cars. but back to ours when you said the celebration. i'm proud of the ibmers. this has been a real repositioning of the company and reinventing

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. college giants in germany are facing a public backlash over human and animal testing that story and more after the break . our. released the memo more cindy f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called one army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back some major german car makers are under fire due to some of their old testing methods is being revealed they had previously been involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals all of our reports. covering humans inhaled toxic fumes is apparently healthy to the automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german coal industry allegedly

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. now some major german carmakers are under fire to change some of their old testing methods it's been revealed they have previously been involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals peter oliver has more. having humans inhale toxic fumes is apparently how the german automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german car industry allegedly sanctioned experiments on both humans and animals. the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big m.w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide but through it arc in university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university ethics

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. there will be no russian flag at the twenty eighteen winter olympics in south korea the international paralympic committee has up held its ban on team russia it was allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was taken by the international olympic committee but while all eyes are on russia now allegations of doping violate.

as one of the so-called deescalation cern's brokered last year by iran russia and turkey but people there have reason not to trust the agreements videos show the destruction of the government forces bombarded targets the sort of massacres on saturday everyone from the elderly to the very young are affected. i was with my grandfather and brother then we went out and hope planes everything was ok and then the bombing started and all of a sudden this happened to us it is also considered a deescalation cern but the deal to reduce fighting is proving to be difficult to enforce the rebels including hyatt. and the free syrian army controlled large areas of land here and the regime backed by russian air raids a mine taining intense pressure on the rebels while the growing number of intelli displaced have temporary despite from the bombs it's unclear how long they remain relatively safe laura manley al-jazeera. and watching the news hour live from london much more still to come egypt tonight accusations its pressured t.v. host to back donald trump's recognition of jerusalem trying to break the dea

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even then pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us we're back in just about . what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. we somehow want to be rich. but you going to be for us this is what. the three of them can't be good. i'm interested always in the was a. question. of when else seemed wrong. but. just don't call. me if you get to shape out these days comes to absecon and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. twenty past the hour here in moscow thanks for joining us on. with russia as a presidential election is now not far off to you spoke to one of the more colorful candidates check out she's rather famous in russia for being a t.v. host f

event, by virtue and process and what it means of debilitating government by having it forced the cern by substance, i was very proud of our caucus which was in a great unified way said no. i'm so appreciative of that. not only the response we are getting from the country but it getting from the country but it is a very positive one that we stood our ground. this subject of shutdown, the president that the country needs a good shut down. this is the same that the counts a good shut down. this is the same president that the spring before, april of 2011, he said if there is a shutdown, it would be tremendously negative mark on the president of united states. he is the one that has to get people together. he went on to say that in 2013 after the shutdown, it always happens to be the top. the problem starts from the top. it has to get solved from the top. the president is the leader and he has to get everyone in the room and he has to lead. the president of the united states saying that about other presidents and now failing to lead. that.sident, he said there is no such thing as a good sh

elena humphrey had the chance to meet the head of the cern, the european nuclear researcher, to discussl challenges. reporter: thank you for joining us. >> many thanks for the opportunity of this chat. reporter: as the head of a center for nuclear research, you know perhaps better than anyone the power of a split atom, and therefore the power of nuclear warheads. does that keep you up at night, knowing there are potentially unwieldy leaders who have nuclear codes, nuclear buttons on their desks? just: of course this is worrying for everybody. on the other hand, it is clear we cannot stop science because of the fear of how science is going to be used. atomic physicists, nuclear physics, it has led to atomic and nuclear weapons. it has also led to -- nuclear medicine, which is used to cure people. i think we cannot really stop knowledge because we are afraid of how the government or political authorities are going to use it. reporter: these are uncertain times, times of handwringing, worrying times. how important is it that we take the scientific approach to thinking that we consider fact

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. major german car makers under fire after it was revealed that they had been involved in the past and potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals with details is peter out of. having humans inhale toxic fumes it's apparently healthy to have an automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german car industry allegedly sanctioned experiments on both humans and animals the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big m.w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide put through. university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university's ethics board and it's understood that there was

story there is i think the real story that's being distracted from it's much more about us billionaire cern his links to a company s.c.l. and company owned by a c.e.o. which is the parent corporation called cambridge analytic her that was very heavily in implicated in terms of manipulating the online sphere around the breaks it vote and they're very you know there's very incriminating evidence there. the guardian newspaper did journalists especially kero. did a big investigation into that this seems to be something of a red herring to a large extent i mean not only were only one percent of these these twitter accounts linked to russia but some of them were pro remain and some of them will probably leave because i think this is really part of a wider political pattern in the west generally in the u.s. and the u.k. of a kind of trying to resuscitate a new kind of cold war narrative where this kind of divide and rule. story line blaming russia for what's going on is is a way of distracting from domestic political realities and what's interesting about it is that the left and the right have dif

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cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us we're back in just a moment. but politicians do. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president injury. or something wanted. to go on to be press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. the ship. joining me everything on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you. moscow islamic state as a military power may have been defeated in syria but the country's political crisis has yet to be resolved representatives of the syrian government and various opposition groups have gathered in the russian city of sochi for a new round of peace talks. but i guess d.f. assessing whether they

portrayed in pathetic and vulgar images at this point my heart is turns on thinking it's really a lesson cern's insert insult and the line is drastically for the state and individual russians for sometime similar sometimes different reasons the stalin years are a highly sensitive subject at a moscow exhibition on the great terror of nine hundred thirty seven you can view execution quotas for thousands of people at a time many living russians lost parents or grandparents the wounds are still raw or for some to roff a cinematic comedy others would like a chance to see it. just everyone should decide for themselves to watch it or not it should be a personal choice you know it's another you can't loftus it you should think about it and correct your mistakes but it's not even slightly funny. or. i don't think you can laugh at it it's hard. to laugh at it means to laugh at yourself. late last year a somber monument to soviet repressions was unveiled in the capital by vladimir putin but the careful language he used reveals how little he feels there is to be gains from investigating historical abuses o

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but it is worth reminding people, he was first jailed in 1993 along with robert thump cern, ten yearsthe abduction, torture and murder of two—year—old james bulger. they were released eight years later in 2001, robert thompson disappeared with a new identity into relative obscurity butjon new identity into relative obscurity but jon venables appeared new identity into relative obscurity butjon venables appeared before the courts again in 2010, with possession of child images and released again in 2013 and then once genre called to prison and today came the news that once again he has been charged. daniel sandford, thank you. despite legal efforts by the whitehouse to block it, the controversial book about donald trump's first year as us president has gone on sale and is selling like hotcakes. fire and fury was released four days early, and people have been queuing in the us to buy a copy. it's author, michael wolff, has questioned the president's mental stability and said everyone he spoke to in the whitehouse described mr trump as being like a child in need of instant gratification.

and i was cern i was with a shock to the first two days at the total absence of the council and that was really shocking i saw and i saw the legion deputy leader being filmed on the first day looking at certain shell shocked as we all were and then that was it that's gone and completely gone there was nobody there was no help we waited day after day after day for the council to step in to say hello this is what needs to happen this is what we need to do. nobody to date has com and said actually this this this and this was the way in that they had to register themselves. about residents the vibe was how to grow and document who survived or who never and that was going on for a day that you i don't know what the council thought was going on or how they fail to see the image and see but they seemed to in some way fail to see the emergency and that first day i remember thinking wow they've been caught with a pounced on a bit here and like oh but then by the end of the day when nothing much had improved thinking. this is a this isn't this feels like more significant than incompetence or s

cern is out there u.s. troops security issues aside i was going to show you the koreas how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. they'll be no russian flag of the twenty eight winter olympics in south korea the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia though it is allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was made by the international olympic committee but while all these are on russia right now allegations of doping violations are surfacing elsewhere in the world. in the run up to next month's winter games the issue of doping has taken the main stage once again seeing the majority of russian athletes banned and those eligible to participate forced to compete under a neutral flag and frankly at this point when you hear doping you think russia but is the problem really reserved to just the one country i'm afra

state's leaders get portrayed in pathetic and vulgar images at this point art turns in sick each lesson cern's into insult and the line is crossed for the state and individual russians for sometime similar sometimes different reasons the stalin years are a highly sensitive subject at a moscow exhibition on the great terror of nine hundred thirty seven you can view execution quoters for thousands of people at a time many living russians lost parents or grandparents the wounds are still raw or for some to rauf a cinematic comedy others would like a chance to see it. just everyone should decide for themselves to watch it or not it should be a personal choice you know. you can't loftus it you should think about it and correct your mistakes but it's not even slightly funny. your mind will go. i don't think you can laugh at it it's hard to story to laugh at it means to laugh at yourself late last year a somber monument to soviet repressions was unveiled in the capital by vladimir putin but the careful language he used reveals how little he feels there is to be gained from investigating historical ab

may --cerned we own militaryn our advantage at the expense of necessary development in diplomacy and essential tools of national power. experience of this panel in cultivating diplomacy, i welcome their input on what more can be done for these political relationships and the importance of non-military elements for our national security. i want to thank the witnesses for being here and for their lifetime of service and dedication to the united states of america. >> thank you, senator reid. normally we ask our witnesses to confine the remarks to a certain time. i would not be so presumptuous. talk as long as you want to. dr. kissinger, you are recognized. thank you for being here. dr. kissinger: it is a great honor to have this opportunity and i would like to say one word about our chairman, who i have , since he50 years returned from vietnam. time, i had been -- they had offered to let me take him on my plane back to the united states. ground that the nobody should get special himtment, and when i met here at the white house he came up to me and said "thank you for saving my honor." h