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continued to have a presence there russia says look you had enough time to look you by that i mean duckie had enough time you should have reined in the jihad is cool by now you haven't done it so we're going to be eliminating the terrorists of integrity especially since this group has also been targeting the russian the city of this of the members of this group and others have a head on which the sudanese government has already claimed but not in high numbers but here they are and mr putin says that there is a civilian skin or be used as a shield so this is russia's explanation unlike other level head on in italy that actually are to have the elements but as i say the problem here is that liveth is in a very peculiar situation you want to take out that others how you would go about it because whatever you do there will be civilian casualties will indeed speaking of these civilians what are their options do they have any way to ski. they have very few options really because turkey does not want any more refugees europe is not in any mood of letting any more refugees in their options are re

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refugees to these already home to three million people a few million refugees ever get on and what duckie saying is give us more time so we can we can this extremist other school have them in a fight among each other and so we can contain the conflict now when the meeting happens and friday the two powers of essentially expected to hopefully come up with a solution of the conflict and it's. not an entirely without already. reporting on the story for us from beirut thank you and. germany and turkey kick off a series of high level visits today relations between the two countries have soured in recent years over human rights and other issues germany's foreign minister will meet turkish president ever to one in uncorrelated today i am the agenda for the german government is the release of seven german citizens from turkish jail they're being held on political charges after the failed coup two years ago turkey will be looking for support for its weakened economy the lira has tanked and recent weeks. now some other stories making headlines around the world british prosecutors have accused two r

succession of scottish militant groups so russia in a way according to experts it had would often get duckie that's where they have what we can do also cooperate on is the expert see if turkey can which it has actually been trying to do to get this high at thirty you know some group to either merge with the islamists all moderate rebel groups backed by to or disband then possibly lead the scale of this back to be contained i personally spoken to people from the status organization from the sixteen as yog so when i listen in there are no mood to give up they say that they have a job and they will be going ahead with a so in that case what will happen in the sauna is a discussion or what are the possible exchanges over the core interests of russia iran syria and a full stuck our correspondent on show up on the story for us tonight in beirut until thank you and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world officials in the iraqi city of basra see at least five protesters have been killed in a second day of clashes with security forces hundreds of people gathere

but how many can really go that if we have this confrontation in duckies not getting any more refugees in fact saying that of the three million syrians who are living just should also watch europe doesn't want it anymore so we could see a possible massive refugee crisis as well. reporting from beirut thank you. let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world iraq's parliament will convene an emergency session on saturday to discuss unrest in basra demonstrators there set fire to a local government building despite a curfew imposed by authorities people have been protesting for days in the city of a collapsing infrastructure power cuts and corruption. officials in japan say at least sixteen people have been confirmed dead after a powerful earthquake struck the northern island of hokkaido on thursday rescuers are continuing to search for survivors after a landslide more than twenty people are still missing. and intense wildfire in the u.s. state of california has forced the closure of an interstate highway drivers had to flee their vehicles as the blaze raged i

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success in the scottish militant group so russia in a way according to experts it had would often do duckie that's where they have what we can do also cooperate on is the experts see if turkey can which it has actually been trying to do to get this high are about to be contained bought i personally spoken to people from the status to organization from the sixteen is jobs over the nation and there are no mood to give up they say that they have a job and they will be going ahead with a so in that case what will happen in a sauna is a discussion over what are the possible exchanges over the core interests of russia iran syria and of course to our correspondent and show up on the story for us tonight in beirut until thank you. google it's more than just a name or a down it's a verb and it's a company worth billions and it has a birthday twenty years ago today a pair of ph d. students in the u.s. working out of a garage made the internet search engine a legal company google was born in the dot com excitement of the late one nine hundred ninety s. when the internet was young and open to all or th

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refugees that is already home to three million people a few million refugees ever get fired in anger duckie saying is give us more time so we can we can this extremist group have them in a fight among each other and so we can contain the conflict now when the meeting happens and friday the two powers of essentially expected to hopefully come up with a solution that the conflict and it can be not entirely good up. until for our reporting on the story for us from beirut thank you. not just him other stories making headlines around the world british prosecutors are seeking to arrest true russian men for the nerve agent attack on former russian spies survey screwball and his daughter in the u.k. the suspects are being charged in that censure with attempted murder and other crimes police say traces of nova truck were found in a london hotel where the men stayed in march. a new report from the world health organization says that more than a quarter of the world's adults don't exercise enough it says one point four billion people weren't reaching the recommended levels of physical activity and tha

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. >> their rubber ducky, you're right. >> everything in my world is just like, poof. >> we love them.> a whole new thing. >> we love them the way they are and their muppet parents are accepting of their friendship. >> time for the next story. >>> now to the new details about that surprise marriage proposal on stage at the emmy awards. jan svendsen said she had no idea he was going to propose. they have been dating ten years and finally he put a ring on it. >> now some fresh controversy swirling around the emmys this morning, including some weird clapping. >> remember last year it was nicole kidman's seal clap that she blamed on her rings. >> but this year, "genius" nominee antonio banderas was spotted doing this. no word from banderas about that weird clap. what is that finger doing? >> i don't know. it's weird. i'm afraid to do it because i fear i would be giving someone the wrong signal. but there was a lighthearted moment as well. >> tracy morgan introduced "stranger things" stars millie bobby brown to bobby brown. >> they didn't meet in person. it's said to have been a telephone i

. >> reporter: 2-year-old jerome jacinto was an adventurous toddler, who loved rubber ducky's, playing with his pets and making his mother smile. she remembers giving him a kiss goodbye saturday morning, the last time she would see him alive. >> he was still sleeping, i went to work, and when he still sleeping, i don't wake him up because my mom watches him, he was a amazing handful.>> reporter: the boys father, year-old jerome jacinto picked m from nevada, he drove back to the bay area to a friends house in fairfield, and chose to go to vallejo but never made it. chp said that he crashed his car on westbound interstate 80, just after midnight sunday. he was driving without a license and under the influence of drugs or alcohol, baby drone was ejected from the car and died, mom will never forget the call. >> he said he's dead, i'm sorry. he's dead. i know he loved his son, but multiple people told him not to go out. >> reporter: the 2-year-old was not properly restrained in his car seat, the crash remains under investigation, but jerome jacinto faces dui, gross vehicular manslaughter, c

. ♪ morning noon and night >> reporter: jerome jacinto was an adventurous toddler who left rubber duckyplaying with his pet cat and making his mother smile. ashely romero-rabben remembers giving her son a kiss goodbye saturday morning. that would be the last time she would see him alive. >> i remember, he was still sleeping. i went to work. and when he is still sleeping, i don't wake him up because my mom watches him. he is an amazing handful. >> reporter: she says the boy's father, 34-year-old jerome jacinto, picked him up, go back to fairfield, then chose to go to vallejo but never made it. he crashed his car off of west on interstate 80, just after midnight sunday. the chp says he was driving without a license and under the influence of drugs or alcohol. baby jerome was ejected from the car and died. mom will never forget the call. >> he just started screaming, "he's dead, he's dead, i'm sorry, he's dead." >> i know he loved his son but, like, multiple people told him not to go out. >> reporter: the chp says the 2- year-old was not properly restrained in the car seat. the crash remai

. >> reporter: 2-year-old jerome jacinto was an adventurous toddler who loved rubber ducky's, playing with his pet cat and making his mom smile. ashely romero-rabben remembers giving her son a kiss goodbye saturday morning. this would be the last time she would see baby jerome alive. >> i remember, like, he was still sleeping. i went to work and when he is still sleeping, i don't wake him up, because my mom watches him. and, he is an amazing handful. >> reporter: she says the boy's father, 34-year-old jerome jacinto, picked up her son saturday evening from their home in nevada. he drove back to the bay area then chose to go to belay hope but never made it. solano county chp says jacinto crashed his car off of westbound interstate 80 just near scenic route 37. the chp says he was driving without a license and under the influence of drugs or alcohol. baby jerome was ejected from the car and died. mom will never forget the call. >> he just started screaming, he's dead, he's dead, i'm sorry, he's dead. i know he loved his son. but, like, multiple people told him not to go out. >> reporter

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direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of mama duckies and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera. china faces an extraordinary challenge of scale when it comes to its health care system reforms. of one point four billion people over half of him live in the countryside. one of the most important year health reforms has been for peasants it's only in the past twelve years that health insurance has been extended to them in. the show family and their sick young son are from a small village a thousand kilometers away from beijing located in the cold far north on the border with russia. it is one of the poorest regions of china and the annual family in color is just three thousand two hundred dollars one sixth of the national average they used to benefit from barefoot doctors for free but had to pay for all their treatments since the market reforms began in the one nine hundred eighty s. . just six months ago their only child six years old showed young began to feel ill. and you really should get. to a hindrance. to holding. that we c

i just hope they're using a rubber ducky in the bath, that's all. [ applause ] the story got a lot ofraction and frank oz, who voiced the original bert, weighed in. he tweeted, it seems mr. mark saltzman was asked if bert and ernie are guy. they're not of course, but why that question? why the need to define people as only gay? there's much more to a human being than just straightness or gayness. and that's true. although they are not -- i think we should let him know they're not human beings, they're puppets. [ laughter ] after that first interview, saltzman said his answer was taken out of context. and here's the thing. bert and ernie sleep in separate beds. which means not only are they gay, they're married. they've been married for a really long time. [ laughter ] maybe they're not gay. i feel if they were gay bert would have taken care of the uni brow in the '80s. the official word according to sesame street is bert and ernie are not gay. but you know who is? these guys. >> the thought of sleeping with you makes me want to take a pill. >> viagra? >> no, sign need. >> jimmy: not w

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