outspoken clerics in saudi arabia yes clerics journalists woman business people and independent thinkers who give a viewpoint that is not in line with the government's views whether it's about israel or about the u.s. or yemen or qatar whatever it may be and the strong the striking thing about what. had been said a man is doing is the vast scope of the reforms as he calls them the reforms that he's trying to do and they are genuine reforms in many ways especially in terms of more private sector involvement in the in the economy and things like that but it's so comprehensive that it is has put control of every aspect of life media politics military economy religion social norms every aspect of life is in the hands of the crown prince so this is following the pattern of assisi in egypt and the duffy in libya before and so dump him saying and this is troubling because saudi arabia never had this kind of leadership before so this is and keeping with what he's been doing and the real significance of this is that there are two areas a we really don't know what people's views are one is in the

outspoken clerics in saudi arabia yes clerics journalists woman business people and independent thinkers who give a viewpoint that is not in line with the government's views whether it's about israel or about the u.s. or yemen or qatar whatever it may be and the strong striking thing about what. had been said a man is doing is the vast scope of the reforms as he calls them the reforms that he's trying to do and they are genuine reforms in many ways especially in terms of more private sector involvement in the in the economy and things like that but it's so comprehensive that it is has put control of every aspect of life media politics military economy religion social norms every aspect of life is in the hands of the crown prince so this is following the pattern of assisi in egypt and gadhafi in libya before and so dump listen and this is troubling because saudi arabia never had this kind of leadership before so this is and keeping with what he's been doing and the real significance of this is that there are two areas a we really don't know what people's views are one is in the whole reli

discriminated against and not allowed to hold jobs is hills, clerical work or supervisors -- sales, clerical work or supervisors. steve: what role was thurgood marshall playing? traci: challenging civil rights and making gains. it is because of his efforts to allow for the implementation of , that64 civil rights act creates the equal employment inortunity commission and the civil rights act, there is title vii, which outlaws inflammatory discrimination based on gender, race, country of origin and religion. prof. byrnes: when you teach -- when you teach this subject, do they understand what was happening in the 1950's? traci: i think they have some inkling of what was going on. it is complete shock and all want to show photos and get into the details of it. they understand the discrimination that takes place because then the discrimination that they feel is often as shoppers. watching them as they are shopping. theyhave instances where feel like people might not be able to afford to purchase an item. they can connect, but they are learning something. steve: how did we get from the landmark0's

outspoken clerics in saudi arabia yes clerics journalists woman business people and independent thinkers who give a viewpoint that is not in line with the government's views whether it's about israel or about the u.s. or yemen or qatar whatever it may be and the strong the striking thing about what. had been said a man is doing as the vast scope of the reforms as he calls them the reforms that he's trying to do and they are genuine reforms in many ways especially in terms of more private sector involvement in the in the economy and things like that but it's so comprehensive that it is has put control of every aspect of life media politics military economy religion social norms every aspect of life is in the hands of the crown prince so this is following the pattern of assisi in egypt and that duffy in libya before and so dump listen and this is troubling because saudi arabia never had this kind of leadership before so this is and keeping with what he's been doing and the real significance of this is that there are two areas a we really don't know what people's views are one is in the who

they are discriminated against and not allowed to hold jobs in sales, clerical work, or as supervisors. >> you are from baltimore and one of your favorite sons, the late supreme court justice thurgood marshall, what role did he play? >> he provided the legal precedent for civil rights and making legal games. his efforts allowed for the implementation of the 1964 civil rights act that creates the equal employment opportunities commission, but also in the civil rights act, there is title vii which outlaws employment discrimination based on gender, race, country of origin, and religion. this subjecteach at umass amherst and talk to african-american students, male and female, do they understand what was happening in the 1950's? >> i think they have some inkling of what is going on, but when i get is an increased shop and all once you start to show once you starte to show the photos. the discrimination they feel is often a shocker. watching them while they are shopping, they have instances where people feel like they might not be able to afford to purchase an item. in that way, they can als

it turns out this was a statement from a hard lining iranian cleric and the president just blurts itoes from the cleric to fox news and from fox news to the president's twitter feed. it is supposed to make president obama look bad. the president is learning something from fox news with no facts behind it. he learning from the television box instead of checking --? >> in the morning you can turn on the tv and whatever they're feeding you you can put on your twitter feed. this is how a conspiracy theory is born. so he says as part of the iranian nuclear deal that there was a large number of iran's made americans. if they went to check the state department. they do -- i know cnn does, i done know if fox even tried but but on their staff they said completely false, it seems like made up bs. and the "fox and friends" says it and the president absorbs it and tweets it. this is the anatomy of a conspiracy theory. >> he has been doing this now for decades. he started with the barack obama not important in the united states, but any tun he can he grabs a conspiracy theory, why? you say it is

former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aid another cleric who's on the united nations terrorists list their feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the million muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him how many how many practical people and our character is clear whether it's safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethical support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance of parties which is running as well and somehow our security concerns during these elections ahead of these elections how are they being addressed. but i've been in pakistan in the previous elections as well and this is a much secure and safe environment especially in the larger cities th

the islamic clerics who conduct the marriage ceremonies tell parents it's all in accordance with the qur'an munira khan has paid a better price for the cynicism as a divorced single mother she will have a hard time ever getting remarried. i made a comment but i want to share my story with everyone i don't want more girls to be sold off but the girls should be made aware of what's in store for them. or that. most of the women at the shopping center have been traumatized here or at least they're provided with safety support and care and given the chance to regain control over their line. was. around six hundred fifty million people around the world own a gun almost half of these private individuals from the us the rights to bear arms is firmly anchored in the american constitution but it remains a controversial topic in two thousand and fourteen firearms were responsible for the deaths of thirty four thousand people in the u.s. two thirds of them were suicides. who exactly decides to go out and buy a gun the survey says nearly a third of all u.s. households have admitted to owning a pi

outspoken clerics in saudi arabia yes clerics journalists woman business people and independent thinkers who give a viewpoint that is not in line with the government's views whether it's about israel or about the u.s. or yemen or qatar whatever it may be and the strong the striking thing about what. had been said a man is doing is the vast scope of the reforms as he calls them the reforms that he's trying to do and they are genuine reforms in many ways especially in terms of more private sector involvement in the in the economy and things like that but it's so comprehensive that it is has put control of every aspect of life media politics military economy religion social norms every aspect of life is in the hands of the crown prince so this is following the pattern of assisi in egypt and gadhafi in libya before and so dump him saying and this is troubling because saudi arabia never had this kind of leadership before so this is and keeping with what he's been doing and the real significance of this is that there are two areas a we really don't know what people's views are one is in the wh

theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church.he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. other unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of w

former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aid another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the million muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him how many how many practical people and or character is clear whether it safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethical support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance of parties which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to take away votes from traditional parties the final outcome of this change the political landscape will depend on how many of the hundred six million pakistanis but just to

theodore mccarrick is one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church, but as of now, he's nog he submitted his resignation to the pope, a consequence of an investigation by the archdiocese of new york into allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. theodore mccarrick denies the allegations, but last month the archdiocese said they were credible and substantiated. it's thought that new york's statute of limitations means too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution, but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick, who had already finished his duties, to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until his trial finishes. the case is particularly embarrassing for the vatican because mccarrick was heavily involved in drafting new guidelines when the sex abuse scandal first broke in the us church. from now on, anyone who has this problem, who is credibly accused of this, will never work in the united states. that's clear from what the holy father said. 0ther unsu

theodore mccarrick was one of the best—known clerics in the us catholic church., he is no longer a cardinal. he submitted his resignation to the pope after allegations that he sexually abused a teenage boy nearly 50 years ago. he denies the allegations but last month the archdiocese said that they were credible and substantiated. due to the statute of limitations, too much time has elapsed for a criminal prosecution but the former archbishop of washington will now face a church trial. in a statement, pope francis ordered theodore mccarrick who had already finished his duties to seclude himself in a life of prayer and penance until after his trial. the scandal is doubly embarrassing because he was involved in drafting guidelines on sexual abuse following former scandals. anyone with this problem will never work in the united states, that is clear. 0ther unsubstantiated allegations have also emerged including that he coerced former seminarians into sharing his bed. two dioceses in newjersey said they had received allegations of sexual misconduct with adults, two of

based cleric ayatollah glenn in ankara says was behind a failed coup attempt. u.s. has condemned recent violence in nicaragua accusing president no takers government of indorsing murder and intimidation at least three hundred people have been killed since anti-government protests began in april with local media reporting three more were shot dead on tuesday with hagar is refusing to step down and he denies that he controls the paramilitary groups blamed for most of the deaths of the united states government condemns the ongoing violence and intimidation by the ortega controlled armed groups in nicaragua that includes the arbitrary arrests of seven hundred nicaraguans who have opposed the ortega government as corroborated by multiple sources we also condemn the cowardly attacks on the catholic church leadership the buildings and it here and there along with the deaths of hundreds of protesters the attacks have been widely documented internationally and are completely unacceptable the nicaraguan government cannot continue its to excuse its behavior and blame others fo

terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aid another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him. how many practical people and or characteristically or whether it's safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethical support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance of parties which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to decree votes from traditional parties the final outcome of this change the political landscape will depend on how many of the hundred six million pakistanis but just to do what will come out to cast their ballots. the former trump foreign policy eight carter page has denied allegations h

former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aide another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him how many how many practical people and or character is clear whether it safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethical support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance of parties which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to take a revolt from traditional parties the final outcome of this change the political landscape will depend on how many of the hundred six million pakistanis but just to do both w

cleric. worked hard to implement demonstrative suffering and misery. second, the next government must be formed as soon as possible on a sound base. and must be credible and efficient people. the fear is without sweeping changes to the political system is entirely stands, corruption will continue, and the wealth generated via the oil—rich country will remain in the hands of the few rather than the many. —— generated by. life is not always easy as a teenager. some young conservatives in the us believe they have the additional problem, of struggling to go public with their views. we went to a meeting of conservative high school students, to ask them about their politics. i love america! it's amazing here. i love being conservative. there is a lot of stereotypes about what the conservative movement is really about. it is pretty difficult being a young conservative in the us right now, just because of the hysteria going oi'i. just because of the hysteria going on. being a young conservative is a

the source of the story, at least on fox news is an iranian cleric.irst off, cut through this for me. where exactly does this come from? >> this seems to be another unsettling situation where the president is paired onni oparode heard. it cited an iranian newspaper who cited a cleric who made this claim about the iranian negotiations. it caught fire. sean hannity shared it on twitter. another news personality shared it. it jumped to the fox news air waves on tuesday morning where "fox & friends" first broadcast the story and just like two hours later, the president was tweeting about it and using it as a weird way to attack obama. >> so obama administration -- obama officials are denying it. it's always like where is the burden of proof when it comes to these stories to prove the negative or to prove the positive. is anyone offering evidence? >> there is some evidence here. jeff prescott, the former national security counsel -- >> evidence to the negative? >> yes. he shared some numbers with us, immigration numbers that show that there was relative co

cleric and politician whose political bloc won big in the may twelfth elections has weighed in on the protestors debate in iraq and it tweets he said the winning political parties in the election have to suspend all political dialogue for forming coalitions until they meet the protesters rightful demands now those words are going to boy the protest movement is going to encourage them to come out on to the she treats he's likely to be doing this for a few different reasons key amongst them is he draws an enormous amount of support from the south where the political protests have been taking place also he's looking to have influence within the formation of the next government so coming out in support of the protest movement gives him political leverage but will it have an impact on the government or the protesters are demanding three key things they want jobs economic reform and energy supplies to be restored to the country those are very long term problems for iraq that need to be addressed on a structural level now these protests were sparked when iran suspended electricity delivery t

to take into consideration all of the protesters demands now the reason for that is that the shia clerics here are very worried that the protest movement if it spreads not just in the south but across the country as well that they'll come in for criticism for not backing the protest movement so this will avoid the protest movement as well however it looks it feels like right now that the protest movement is simply waiting and giving the government a chance to meet their demands china's fake baby vaccine scandal has stirred a lively debate on social media despite strict censorship state media it was social report that story but the government swung quickly into action so as government decision making increasingly being led by social media china correspondent adrian brown reports china's social media users were unusually energized this week it's one of the few ways people here can let off steam the hash tag chunk chunk of vaccine case was viewed more than four hundred and seventy million times chung chung is the name of the company that sold fake vaccines that were administered to more than

former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of hospice aid another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him how many how many practical people and our character is clear whether it's safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethic of support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance a party which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to take away votes from traditional parties the final outcome of this change the political landscape will depend on how many of the hundred six million pakistanis by just to do vote

it was us now iraq's top shia cleric has demanded that a government be formed as soon as possible to deal with corruption and poor basic services grand ayatollah ali al sistani has called mir is that of protesters across the country demonstrations started in the oil rich city of basra in the south thousands of protesters there say the government is neglecting the region whilst exploiting its resources for no other. if the government fails to keep its pledges or if the parliament or judicial system blocks the implementation of those pledges then the people would have no option but to escalate their means of peaceful protest to impose their will on the officials supported by all the forces of good will in the country and then the scene will look very different compared to today however we hope that there will be no need for that and that the officials will put reason wisdom and the interest of the country first before it is too late . more now from our correspondent in the iraqi capital baghdad iran kong. those words by the highest sheer religious authority in iraq will be seen as conc

the most senior catholic cleric in the world has been sentenced to a year in detention for covering up child sex abuse which bishop of adelaide phillip wilson could serve that time in home detention after the court was told he was potentially suffering from early stages of alzheimer's disease magistrate said wilson had shown no remorse for failing to report the repeated abusive to altar boys paedophile priest during the one nine hundred seventy s. when millington australian forecaster a.b.c. was outside the court in newcastle. the magistrate robert stone today sentenced philip wilson to a period of detention of twelve months but he stopped short of sending him to jail it's likely that that detention will be his home detention now he's still the archbishop of adelaide he stepped aside from his duties but he's refused to stand down in the church as yet as yet still hasn't forced him to resign so we're waiting to see if this will force his hand in that matter to the trial was extended today so he has walked free of court and he will return to court in august when his assessment for home d

well elsewhere iraq's top shiite cleric has demanded the government be formed to soon as possible to deal with corruption and pull services grand ayatollah ali al sistani is call echoes the demand of protesters across the country demonstrations started in the oil rich city of basra in the south thousands of protesters there say the government is neglecting the region while exploiting its resources imran khan has more from baghdad. protests in iraq of failed to materialize in the kinds of numbers that we've seen in recent weeks in basra and here in baghdad also that despite a campaign a very active campaign on social media trying to encourage people to come out in the streets now why is that it's likely to be because the protesters demands have been listened to by the government the government has struck deals with its neighbor kuwait to supply electricity generators in kerosene to fuel those generators saying that will supply electricity for at least seventeen hours a day in the south and you'll remember these protests were sparked when iran says it wasn't paid a billion and a half d

archbishop wilson is the most senior roman catholic cleric to be convicted of concealing child sex abuse a court will decide whether he can serve his sentence. all right. or germany's chancellor i'm going to america has a verse of the collapse of her government by resolving the dispute with her hot line interior minister horses a hole for over migration policy despite the conservative leaders haven the deal as a success it hasn't yet been signed off by the government coalition's junior partners the center left s p d. bangle americal wanted to look like she was getting back to business taking her seat in the bomb does talk near who lost. the two conservative parties they had had been at odds over immigration up to now there's a show of harmony. that followed a late night compromise merkel c.d.u. agreed to demands from the hoffa's c.s.u. for tighter restrictions yet the third coalition partner the center left s.p.d. must also agree the party's leaders said it would be pressured they'd say to the c.d.u. c.s.u. damaged each other in recent weeks the bloc damage the trust and confidence in ou

wilson is the most senior roman catholic cleric to be convicted of concealing child sex abuse a court will decide whether he can serve his sentence at home. that huge relief in thailand after rescuers found twelve boys and their football coach alive in a flooded cave more than a week after they went missing as the monsoon rain continues rescue efforts now center on preventing water levels from rising authorities say it could take months before the boys can be brought out safely an army spokesman said they may also have to learn how to dive. a moment that many will remember as a miracle the international team of expert divers finding all thirteen of those missing seemingly unharmed the divers had to explain what day was and just how long the young group had spent trapped in the darkness. the cave complex stretches some ten kilometers into the mountain diving crews had to navigate a labyrinth to reach the group at points swimming under long stretches of water. the rescuers cannot say how much longer it will take before the boys and their coats can be brought to surface. and i think even

prison for links to turkey's failed killing twenty six both men worked for a newspaper with ties to cleric for to the glen. blames for instigating the coup attempt. and residents of a bedouin village in the israeli occupied west bank mocked for demolition have been celebrating victory after an israeli judge blocked the demolition proceedings human rights groups say removing the bedouins would allow israeli settlements in the area to grow and further fragment palestinian controlled territory. has the prime minister's country residence for. crucial talks on devising a plan for future trade with the e.u. corporation sharply criticized recently his approach the c.e.o. of air bus which employs forty thousand people in the u.k. so that mrs mace government has no clue about how to leave for european union without inflicting severe harm and repeated awarding the jobs could be lost. to zimbabwe now where the country's gearing up for elections at the end of this month president emson the one god is looking to seal his position and secure a popular mandate it took over from zimbabwe's long term dicta

to take into consideration all of the protesters demands now the reason for that is that the shia clerics hey are very worried that the protest movement if it spreads not just in the south but across the country as well that they'll come in for criticism for not backing the protest movement so this will have boyd the protest movement as well however it looks it feels like right now that the protest movement is simply waiting and giving the government a chance to meet their demands. well now to greece where the prime minister alexis tsipras says he takes full responsibility for the wildfires promising the government with what quickly to improve safety regulations the opposition parties accuse the government of not doing enough to save lives and protect people greek officials suspect the five which killed more than eighty people caused by arson move back as the latest from the west affected area mattie. officials looking into the causes of the fires now believe that there are serious indications of arson this is prime minister alexis tsipras is early suspicion giving the speed of the fires

months for links to a failed coup and twenty sixteen all the men worked for a newspaper with ties to clerics the two law glenn blames for instigating the coup attempt. residents of a bedouin village in the israeli occupied west bank marked for demolition have been celebrating victory that's after an israeli judge blocked the demolition proceedings human rights groups say removing the better wins would allow israeli settlements in the area to grow and further fragment palestinian controlled territory. british prime minister trees a man her cabinet have gathered for. crunch talks on devising a plan for future trade with the european union that says corporations are sharply criticizing her approach the c.e.o. of air bus which employs fourteen thousand people in the united kingdom says may's government has no clue on how to execute regs it without fear are she repeated a warning that jobs could be lost. german chancellor angela merkel has reached a deal over migration after weeks of infighting that had threatened to topple her government the junior partners in her coalition the center left socia

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there was this guy who was a cleric that erdogan says tried to create a coup a few years ago. in the united states. sounds like he wants to trade pastor brunson for him. any chance that might happen or are we going to protect this muslim cleric living in pennsylvania? >> i can't speak for the united states but i do know that is not our policy. we don't trade. that would set up a terrible precedent because american citizens would be at risk when they travel internationally. someone could grab them and use them as a bargaining chip. we don't do that and i would not expect the united states to do that. jillian: the white house jumped on this immediately, donald trump sent a tweet thing a total disgrace the turkey will not release a respected us pastor, andrew brunson, from prison. he has been held hostage too long, turkish president erdogan should do something to free this wonderful christian husband and father who did nothing wrong and his family needs him. are you impressed with how the trump administration has acted on this? >> i have been impressed this entire time. we do int

so, ethan hawke plays this young cleric who is basically haunted by the death of his son, who he sent, he encouraged to go off to war, and has now lost. he's having a crisis of faith. he is keeping a diary in which he's writing down personal confessions because he says he can't pray, he's lost his faith. then he meets somebody who is potentially an ecoterrorist, somebody who's become completely obsessed with the despoliation of the planet. suddenly, this captures a spark in ethan hawke‘s character. the next thing, he similarly becomes obsessed with what's happening to the planet from an ecological point of view. here's a clip. so, we should pollute so god can restore? we should sin so god can forgive? i don't think that's what the apostle meant. i think we're supposed to look with the eyes ofjesus into every... you don't live in the real world. you don't. you are a minister at a tourist church that no one attends. do you have any idea what it takes to do god's work? i'm trying... to maintain a mission of this size, the staffing, the outreach, the amount of people we touch each day. wh

their links to to his failed coup in twenty six states both men worked for a newspaper with ties to cleric for to the good that blames for instigating the coup attempt. residents of the better in villages in the israeli occupied west bank amount for demolition have been celebrating victory after an israeli judge blocks the demolition proceedings human rights groups say that removing the bedouins which allow israeli settlements in the area to grow and further fragment palestinian controlled territory. at least three people are dead and several missing after record down force across the town in the western prefecture of coccinea and twelve hundred millimeters of rain fell in seventy two hours the country's weather agency is asking people to listen four of the it's from local authorities and to be prepared to move to safety. rebels in the south of syria say they've agreed to lay down their arms in another major victory for president bashar al assad fighting in serious daraa province has intensified in recent weeks displacing around three hundred twenty thousand people the truce was brokered b

child thousand and thirteen protest that charmed by a lent it's now up to the country's top islamic clericto review the ruling. us television network c.b.s. says it's investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against its top executive in a magazine report six women accuse les moonves of sexually harassing them in the one nine hundred eighty s. to two thousand he denies any wrongdoing. with italy's new populist government turning away rescue boats migrants trying to reach europe are increasingly setting their sights on a new destination spain the country says it has rescued nearly a thousand people making the dangerous mediterranean crossing in the past two days alone madrid says the european union will have to do more if it's to stem the flow of new arrivals. the coast of southern spain is within sight. it's the end of a treacherous crossing of the strait of gibraltar. what you're seeing is a group of migrants reaching european soil. and they're among the many who arrive on spanish beaches every year. we don't know where they ended up but we do know they're lucky to be alive. so far t

now iraq's top chef cleric has demanded that a government should be formed as soon as possible to deal with corruption and poor basic services the call by grand ayatollah ali al sistani reflects those being made by protesters across the country demonstrations have started in the oil rich city of basra in the south thousands of protesters there say the government's neglecting the region while exploiting its resources. there to go back to our little i'm only if the government fails to keep its pledges or if the parliament or judicial system blocks the implementation of those pledges then the people would have no option but to escalate their means of peaceful protest to impose their will on the officials supported by all the forces of good will in the country and then the scene will look very different compared to today however we hope that there will be no need for that and that the officials will put reason wisdom and the interest of the country first before it is too late imran khan has more from baghdad. those words by the highest sheer religious authority in iraq will be seen as conc

amendments and recommends approval after amending the legislation for retroactivity and again for clericaladjustments and the airport is in support of those suggested amendments. >> chair cohen: all right, thank you. b.l.a., you have any thoughts on item 13? >> yes, chair. the proposed resolutions approve the concession lease amendments between the airport as landlord and the bay area group joint venture as tenant, extending through september 30, 2019 and adjusting the minimum annual guaranteed rent to $86,875. and as well as retroactively approving the concession lease agreement for lady luck l.l.c. as tenant and extending the term by one year and eight months through september 30, 2019 and jawchting the annual guaranteed rent to $96,648. and table one on page 28 of our report outlines the key terms of the proposed lease amendments. and table 2 on page 29 of our report shows the minimum annual guaranteed rent to be paid by the tenants under the lease amendments. totaling $229,40404 over -- for both leases for the entirety of the amendments. and the proposed resolutions would approve the a

and at the funeral of one of the dead protesters and activists posted this video calling on shia clerics to support the protests i think you understand that this is a message to the tribal leaders clergymen religious leaders and representatives of the supreme religious authority in karbala abdul majid karbala and now so far you have not announced what has happened your children in the province are being slaughtered by live courts while peacefully breaking wasting the iraqi flag yet there is no condemnation from. the iraqi government says many members of the security forces have been injured in the protests. now. as we speak the number of casualties according to the health ministry reports is two hundred sixty two injuries among the security personnel including officers and recruits of various ranks a number of them received medical attention and were released from hospitals all six are in critical condition in total thirty recruits are still hospitalized. a u.k. based investigative agency has obtained documents revealing an expensive lobbying effort by the united arab emirates in britain