says fighters from a rebel group have begun leaving the town of dumont in eastern go top the assad regime is allowing them to evacuate to the rebel held province of it live in the north of the country. you're watching news from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site as to w. dot com thanks for watching. my first boss like mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle innocent. since i was a little girl i wanted to have both eyes like the loss of my home and it took me years to understand. finally the game been mentioned by me on bicycles and returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than rising advice as knowledge i was only two balls woman back home for bones by then and social rules and informed him of old dead bees and writes my name is dave out of the go home and i work at z. to. stock up mine going to uncommon has already sweetened the alliance of one hundred peop

chemical weapons inspectors begin their work in syria collected samples and dumont for an independent probe. after a suspected gas attack and also coming up. a concession or a time buying ploy. stopped all nuclear and long range missile a leader kim jong un has not suggested his country will give up. nuclear arsenal. and demanding change to. the central government approved. this followed several recent attacks that have led to a nationwide outrage. and welcome to the program a team of independent inspectors from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been gathering samples at the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria the group isn't do much to determine what chemicals if any were used in an attack just two weeks ago that killed dozens of people. the united states france and the united kingdom have launched air strikes on syrian government targets after that alleged attack but the assad regime and russia deny using poisonous gas on the syrian people and say reports of such an attack have been fabricated. now amid the deep division between nations on how to

conquered jaish al islam in duma they were leaving they were finished the war where the battle for dumont was over and so the idea that at that precise point. gas would be fired as is is childishly absurd. russia has slams the u.s. led strikes on syria as an act of aggression and called a un security council meeting at the meeting moscow proposed a draft resolution calling for members to condemn the attack as a violation of international law it also demanded the u.s. and its allies cease their aggression against syria and provide conditions for an. investigation but to hate it and council the draft was quashed. washington and london but chose to ignore all calls for sanity you have nothing but disdain for the u.n. charter on the security council which you're using and your illicit aims the un charter wasn't conceived to protect criminals our action absolutely corresponds to the goals and values proclaiming the charter of the us and its allies continue to show the slate's and neglect of international law i will take no lessons mr president in international law from russia you don't treat t

from berlin chemical weapons inspectors begin their work in syria a team has collected samples and dumont for an independent probe two weeks after a suspected gas attack in the city also coming up. a concession or a time buying ploy north korea declares it will stop all nuclear and long range missile tests a leader kim jong un has not suggested his country will give up its existing nuclear arsenal. and demanding change to protect india's children central government approved the death penalty for child after days of protests and nation while outraged over an action. and welcome to the program a team of independent inspectors from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been gathering samples at the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria the group isn't do much to determine what chemicals if any were used in an attack just two weeks ago that killed dozens of people the samples will be sent to the netherlands for testing the united states france and the united kingdom launched airstrikes on syrian government targets after that alleged attack but the assad regime an

really trying to bring us out of the talking to what is it like to pressurise to him into letting dumont be with the rebels but the rebels have already started leaving to mark the west major parts of city are already under assad's control except for certain pockets so is this strike or those certain pockets like it live in droplets but they already have what's on the ground is this strike where there is also the u.s. that coalition forces that you need to see that but again john has said that he would like american troops to get out of there assume this possible so there's a huge there this is look a lot of your watches fantasy is very sensitive and when it comes to the region even worse implications because in this part of the world everything sort of stops at israel putin is none of the our short while ago and asked him to not attack syria but even in an levanon there are lots of one means that we could in effect see some sort of a collision between iran and israel and syria or the battleground or a journalist i'm short form for you tonight from beirut i'm told thank you very much. wel

russia says saturday's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont was fake as no traces of chemicals or dead bodies were found and no local residents have confirmed the reports. of. the. chaotic scenes near the french city of long as riot police used tear gas to break up an environmentalist can of protesters throw rocks and fall bombs. and form a double agent surrogate screwball and his daughter are reportedly offered new identities by u.s. intelligence while a relative of the script files believes junia would like to return to russia.

dumont/ fremont sot usually i allow my daughter to play in the front yard but i dontretty much be more observant than i was beforebuttedmichael sot i dont think it is unsafe but it is not as safe as it used to be>( james ) alexander arriola is in jail on 275- thousand dollars bail. ( darya ) an e-coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing. the c-d-c says now 84 people have gotten sick from 19 states. that's another 31 cases tied to the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. those affected range in age from 1 to 88. 42 people have been hospitalized... including 9 battling kidney failure. the c-d-c says don't eat or buy romaine lettuce from the yuma, arizona region. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... lebron haters are going to want to look away after last night's win. could steph actually play on saturday? and we are getting ready for the n-f-l draft. ( darya ) and after the break... and after the break... youtube is rolling out an update aimed at making the service better for kids. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major h

from berlin chemical weapons inspectors begin their work in syria a team has collected samples and dumont for an independent probe two weeks after a suspected gas attack in the city also coming up. with a concession or a time buying floyd north korea declares it will stop all nuclear and long range missile tests a leader kim jong il has not suggested his country will give up its existing nuclear arsenal.

live from berlin chemical weapons inspectors begin their work in syria has collected samples and dumont for an independent probe two weeks after a suspected gas attack in the city also coming up. a concession or a time buying ploy north korea declares it will stop all nuclear and long range missile tests a leader kim jong un has not suggested his country will give up its existing nuclear arsenal.

from berlin chemical weapons inspectors begin their work in syria has collected samples and dumont for an independent probe two weeks after a suspected gas attack in the city also coming up. a concession or a time buying cloying north korea stopped all nuclear and long range missile a leader kim jong il and has not suggested his country will give up its existing nuclear arsenal.

russia says the alleged chemical attack in syria's dumont on saturday was fake as no traces of chemicals or dead bodies were found in the area and not a single local resident has confirmed the reports. of logan. we'll take scenes near the french city of nonces riot police break up an environmentalist camp tear gas is used against protesters threw rocks and fireball . the. former double agent surrogates good pal and his daughter are reportedly offered.

organization for the protecting prevention of chemical weapons saying that they believe that the attack in dumont was a provocation. he went on to accuse france the u.k. the united states of tugging at heart strings by showing its child victims as they were patrolled in the media saying that the evidence that russia has and watch which they've put forward to the o.p.c. w shows that this was and i quote sloppily staged we also heard from the syrian representative to the the o.p.c. w. he said that syria had destroyed all of their chemical weapons back in twenty thirteen you also refuted these claims that there was any type of chemical attack that took place and then we heard from the russian military representative who spoke dead equal could a lot of he said that if you look at the video if you look at the actual canister that in the video that supposed to show the delivery mechanism of this attack that logistically it would be impossible to deliver a chemical weapon in such a way we have to remember that we are led to believe that on the seventh of april to as many as seventy people were killed af

only bad thing it also allows for new ways of flexible responding to assault dumont's. if it is funding for something by you not in your office and also to interact with your colleagues was often ocean problem going on of you can for example this is simple i just imagine have a top manager sitting at home at the dinner table the family the kids are there and then the phone buzzes and there's an e-mail she's been waiting for and she just quickly types a nonce and goes comes back to the family twenty years ago she's she wouldn't be at home with the family she'd be in the office waiting for a fax so. that progress or is it not i would say this is a positive development because it allows you to come by in families or private if this is in the quiet moments to a better extent but at the same time i think it's also there's also the need for a much you're a bit more. digitise ation not for attention he contributed to further increase. in the city information overload on. hygiene principles we got the emails and so forth. if you look at the figures it looks like that we're work

oppositionists them and their families it is expected that at least fifty buses will be exiting from dumont transporting those militants with their families then all together what the final number is set on the outskirts of east on the water they will be heading towards northern syria the border town in the northern countryside of a look at this will be the first batch following of course reaching a deal brokered by russia between the syrian army and this particularly militant group they will be heading to europe most and we have to wait and see what will happen but it seems that now things are going smoothly it has to be noted that the negotiations have been underway for days until reaching this deal as it seems according to reports coming from inside duma there is a kind of division among the group leaders of this militant group on getting out or not but eventually it seems that the deal has been reached and they have started getting out there is some information that came out to regarding this deal reached with. the in the boonies resistance movement has been low on its social media acco

w start their probe into the alleged poison gas attack in dumont last week that experts are due to arrive at the scene on saturday. russia says it's confidence the assad government was behind the chemical attack in duma and the evidence comes from the various media outlets and then we take a closer look at those sources.

element it is a gesture a slump continues to maintain the reason is that they want to stay put and dumont but the locals the civilians are saying they'd like to be. if assad's troops do regain control of all the areas there around damascus in the coming days how much will this strengthen the syrian regime. significantly i mean this is the biggest victory for assad regime after december two thousand and sixteen which is when the regime regained a level the financial center the heart of as many see it after that this is the biggest victory for about shallowness art and the surprising thing for many to develop roups an opposition activist and those who have sort of from the outside supported the uprising not the revolution has been the assad regime has used the same tactics which is sieged and air warfare and then a ground offensive and the same sort of factors have been used in good as it did in the last four and there was really no preparation in a sense from the international community to support the rebels more so this is huge for him once dumas taken over there would be a tiny pocket in

five and a half billion euros tensions have escalated after a suspected chemical weapons attack in dumont earlier this month western states blamed damascus and responded with s. strikes syria denies the attack took place and claims the incident was staged the u.s. demands some thirteen million people are in desperate need of aid and joining me now from brussels from the donor conference is our correspondent a guild a modest welcome go global here fred if any the e.u. foreign policy chief and stuff in the midst of the u.n. envoy on syria have been speaking there woman i have to say. dear mr a made very clear that he is deeply convinced that a territorial gains in syria a military solution is not something that will lead the country into pieces so both federica more greeny end to mr a calling for a political solution that has to take place in syria and hear a federica more greeny said for instance peace is not a document that can be signed here the key protagonist have to be the syrian people and she called again on the key influencing powers currently on the ground in syria iran and but al

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al assad regime which once again crossed the threshold of horror with two attacks perpetrated in dumont seven april last year that these attacks which claimed the lives of several dozen of dozen people at least and wounded hundreds of others these victims many of these victims will continue to suffer throughout their lives the respiratory and neurological aftereffects which are very serious there is no doubt as to the responsibility of damascus in this attack on facts collected on the work elected on the ground there are symptoms of the victims of the complexity of the use. of the substances as well as the determination of the regime forces to as expeditiously as possible using every means at their disposal to cause the last pockets of the duma of resistance and to yield all point to this if this is been documented and confirmed an independent commission was created at the initiative that you get a council it had already established at least four times since twenty fifteen that there was chemical weapons used by the damascus regime in sarm in in tal menace and in honshu horn. and invest

state in dumont so if that is really exciting mark it means that we are not being dragged into one of the core of the conflict and it's not revealing what he's moloney don't really fear these release the saudi and the us as well as france are the most hawkish parties in this conflict are looking to somehow our end of the stadium stayed in a crucial one one song lyric as you know on the jaish of the song group has been operating and we have to really look at what is the history of the jaish al islam could this group be student control of tomorrow they're supposed to have thousands of fighters there it's a hard leggy how this group has been financed and backward most only really in the past why don't you stop don't why don't belong to much to be restored to state control of the fighting that's going on and me and my no way to actually islam in or put into me and me in two thousand and sixteen except that they were behind a chemical attack in a liquid proceeds so they're very much capable of doing these things and i think it's too premature to judge to jump to conclusions and to make thi

admits that his country has no concrete evidence there was a chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont but might strike preemptively to defend american troops there. after a lengthy cabinet meeting at theresa may fails to shed much light on london's course of action on syria merely stressing the need to coordinate with allies meanwhile the german chancellor gives a firm no to military strikes against damascus good chance. even to end its. own money so it be known. not to need to tie leaking. also this hour the u.k.'s foreign secretary is in no doubt russia was behind the screwball poisoning after u.n. watchdog confirmed the substance used in the attack that is despite investigations not confirming russia as the source of the nerve agent. and mike pompei o nominee to be u.s. secretary of state promises to get tougher on russia saying the country is not exceptional like the united states. are broadcasting a lot of direct our studios in moscow this is our g international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the u.s. defense secretary james mattis has said that america has the rig

stepped up their military actually attacks and started a new ground offensive against militants in dumont there was a lot of hope. that this humanitarian corridor would succeed just on the basis that over the last few weeks we've seen similar humanitarian corridors work pretty effectively yes for several weeks and russian governments opened safe corridors for civilians that said those who wish to come out from eastern. there were two main humanitarian corridors in a fifteen count on the outskirts of eastern was on also. over there civilians were safely getting out there were ambulances waiting also in order to provide medical aid and help for the civilians accepting. humanitarian or get it organizations are also on standby. ok. building. that was. the school analyst the right. joins me on the line now very good evening to you sir with this evacuation now suspended military action resumes some civilians still trapped inside how will this affect the region do you think. well this has been going on for some time now and we were all expecting that the deal with actually stand. and the militia

russia says saturday's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont was fake as no traces of chemicals or dead bodies were found and no local residents have confirmed the reports. of. the. chaotic scenes near the french city of militants as riot police used tear gas to break up an environmentalist come as protesters throw rocks and fire bulbs. and form a double agent so to get a script out and his daughter are reportedly offered new identities by u.s. intelligence while a relative of the script falls believes junia would like to return to russia. where you can get more on those headline stories that are up next fico talks with denmark's first female in rome on whether western and islamic values can co-exist in you are. welcome to. shevardnadze islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority accused of not representing european values is that really true and can it be changed well i ask shereen han khan denmark's first female. islam in europe is a magnet for controversy used by the right wing to stir fear provokes feared by the people in the wake of terror

will be granted amnesty by the government and will be allowed to return back to normal life inside dumont let's hope so thanks for bringing us up to speed on what's happening in. damascus thanks for the. thanks to fox news host and found herself in hot water following a route with one of the most outspoken survivors of a school shooting in florida laura ingram show is facing a boycott from its top advertisers after a mock tweet about the teenager takes up the story. the bigger they are the harder they fall a lesson that one of the most popular host on fox news the most watched cable news network in the us is learning the hard way over a dozen of laura ingram top advertisers have pulled their commercials from her program and fox's the week off the host is now taking was preplanned but many think it may have something to do with seventeen year old david hogg he is one of the survivors of the parklane school shooting and is practically a household name in america at this point this is the start of the spring and the blossoming of our democracy. because since the tragedy he's become one of th

w start their probe into the alleged poison gas attack in dumont last week that experts are due to arrive at the scene on saturday. russia says it's confidence the assad government was behind the chemical attack in duma and the evidence comes from the various media outlets and n.g.o.s we take a closer look at those sort of. very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron and jacqueline food bringing you continuing coverage of our breaking news the syrian capital damascus has been hit by missiles fired in a u.s. led operation against the assad government the pentagon said it also targeted two locations near the city of homs. president trump announced the military action and a friday evening t.v. address it comes in response to an alleged chemical attack in the syrian town of duma a week ago. reports. but we heard an announcement from u.s. president donald trump about the pending strike against the syrian government in coordination with the u.k. and france now he used the phrase strong deterrence to describe his motivation said he wanted to deter the syrian governme

russia and syria reached a deal these stroke a deal with the rebels which used to hold the city of dumont and those rebels with their families and with civilians were on their way out and the russian military is effectively saying what's the point of attacking the city you've already defacto taken all that was left to do was to get the rebels out and they were moving out voluntarily so why launch the attack there was the point washington in this situation because the o.p.c. w investigation has not even started yet daves they say they've been relying on their own intelligence information but that intelligence information has failed to provide them even with the exact chemical that was apparently used in duma have a listen. now we do know that some sort of a substance was used a chemical was use we're just not sure at this point today exactly what was with you. so there you have it and in this promise of a strike the united states could be very much on the wrong because we do know that the donald trump spoke to prime minister to resign me and the french president a month or mckown and appar

admits that his country has no concrete evidence there was a chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont but might strike preemptively to defend american troops there. after a lengthy cabinet meeting at theresa may fails to shed much light on london's course of action on syria merely stressing the need to coordinate with allies meanwhile the german chancellor gives a firm no to military strikes against damascus good chance. and even to end its chicken and siding with us on my. own need to just not to need to tidy can. also this hour the u.k.'s foreign secretary is in no doubt russia was behind the screwball poisoning after un watchdog confirmed the substance used in the attack that is despite investigations not confer.

russia says saturday's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont was fake as no traces of chemicals or dead bodies were found and no local residents have confirmed the reports. of good. bill. chaotic scenes near the french city of norman as riot police used tear gas to break up an environmentalist count as protesters throw rocks and fire bombs. and form a double agent surrogate's great power and his daughter are reportedly offered new identities by u.s. intelligence while a relative of the script believes you would like to return to russia. so you can get more on those headlines stories of.

russia says saturday's a ledge chemical attack in the syrian city of dumont was fake as no traces of chemicals or dead bodies were found and no local residents have confirmed the reports. the feeling was that the. chaotic scenes near the french city of long says riot police used tear gas to break up an environmentalist camp as protesters for iraq's problems. and for whatever agents out of a script al and his daughter are reportedly offered new identities by u.s. intelligence while a relative of the script files leaves junia would like to return to russia.

start their probe into alleged poison gas attack in dumont last weekend experts are due to arrive on the scene today saturday. washington says it is confident the assad government was behind the chemical attack in duma and the evidence comes from various media outlets and we take a closer look at those sources. hello and good morning you're watching on the international with me jack and kate arran and jacqueline fuko welcome to the program the syrian capital damascus has been hit by missiles fired in a u.s. led operation operation against the assad government the pentagon said it also targeted two locations near the city of homes president trump announced the military action and they are in a friday evening t.v. address it comes in response to an alleged chemical attack in the syrian town of duma a week ago well let's go to the latest on this now from our correspondent kelly more pin who joins us live from washington caleb can you bring us up to speed it's been a long night so many details pouring in tell us the latest please. while we heard an announcement from u.s. president donald

security team that entered dumont shoes they came under small arms fire the o.p.c. w. also confirming that during their visit to one of the sites an explosive device was detonated now there were no injuries but the security team left and right now the o.p.c. w. does not know when they can deploy their chemical weapons inspectors to do more of the site of that alleged chemical weapons attack there will be c.w. saying any deployment will have to follow a security clearance from the united nations so it really raises a lot of question about the fate of of this mission now neither the u.n. nor the o.p.c. w. blamed any particular side for that shooting incident but duma is under the control of the russian military as well as the syrian government both both of them confirming a few days ago that they quote fully liberated the area from terrorists now both moscow and to moscow's have been accused by western powers of trying to prevent the inspectors from reaching the site and to delay and hamper their work accusations that both both moscow and damascus have denied but there a

weapons inspectors has arrived in the syrian capital damascus to begin its probe into the alleged dumont gas attack the prompted saturday's airstrikes the team from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons arrived just hours after the u.s. france and britain targeted syrian facilities gas attack a week ago is thought to have killed at least forty civilians. watching the news live from berlin i'ma be quite awesome more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's d w dot com thanks for watching. where will you find live in brazil. where do you know from. where does the world's hottest chili pepper. field visit to. the last ten comes in. and the longest family in the world in a certain star. in the music crazy. is known as. managers you know who today nothing would change you know the banks. and so was the language of bankers and money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. being born as. you are along the can prove that. you want to look good no school. y

allies are considering military strikes in response to the attack in dumont. leader says the militant group is not intimidated by the president's tweet that missiles are headed to syria. they do not that scare iran, russia, or syria either. there is no logic to accusations, that the syrian government used chemical weapons in duma. the russian ambassador to the u.k. says britain's continued refusal to allow russian representatives to meet with sergie and his daughter are suspicious. >> we want to investigate the case. we definitely want to hear her story, how it happened, what happened, we want to see the evidence. the story is not over. for us, this is just the beginning. sorry about that, we want to have a full-fledged investigation. >> the international chemical weapons watchdog has confirmed britain's finding that the two were poisoned by a russian agent. they will focus on the u.s. response to an apparent typical limits attack to syria. for other presidents have also decided not to attend the summit. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 j

tiffany brooks-dumont/ fremont sot usually i allow my daughter to play in the front yard but i dont thinkill do that anymore pretty much be more observant than i was beforemichael sot i dont think it is unsafe but it is not as safe as it used to bemary sot i am glad they caught the guy and our neighborhood goes back to being the nice neighborhood that it was justine waldman fremont police want to know if the suspect is connected to other attempted kidnapping cases.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) santa rosa police are warning parents about two men who tried luring a child with candy. investigators say it happened yesterday afternoon. the suspects were spotted on brush creek road between badger road and fistor drive around four thirty. police say two white men in their 30-s to 40--s were in a black van when they approached a 10 year old..and offered him candy. the boy refused...the van eventually drove off. the incident has neighbors shaken. (sot) chris siri: "well it's kind of disturbing a quiet neighborhood. a lot of good families here and everything. the school right down

tiffany brooks-dumont/ fremont sot usually i allow my daughter to play in the front yard but i dont thinkt anymore pretty much be more observant than i was beforemichael sot i dont think it is unsafe but it is not as safe as it used to bemary sot i am glad they caught the guy and our neighborhood goes back to being the nice neighborhood that it was justine waldman fremont police want to know if the suspect is connected to other attempted kidnapping cases.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) news. (pam) santa rosa police are warning parents about two men who tried luring a child with candy. investigators say, it happened yesterday afternoon. the suspects were spotted on brush creek road, between badger road and fistor drive around 4-30. police say, two white men in their 30-s to 40-s ... were in a black van when they approached a 10 -year old.. and offered him candy. the boy refused... the van eventually drove off. but the incident has neighbors shaken.

is still awaiting confirmation chemical weapons were in fact used in dumont.>>> we are still assessing the intelligence ourselves and our allies. we are still working on this.>> we stand ready to provide military options if they are appropriate. as the president determines.>> reporter: russia continues to deny local weapons were used. the attack was staged by rebel emergency responders. the white helmets.>>> based on investigating the territory visiting the medical institutions featured in footage by the white helmets questioning of medical personnel" -- and patients. no evidence of poisoning substances or victims.>> reporter: president trump today said our relationship with russia is worse now than it has been. that includes the cold war.>>> on wall street stocks fell after the president threatened syria with force. dow jones job 218 points. oil prices hit a three-year high. given a boost to energy companies.>>> young woman from the north bay killed in a plane crash. how this aspiring model is being remembered. >>> guaranteed transfer to uc schools. the new program that was announced

thousand dollars bail.even with him behind bars, neighbors are rethinking walking alone.tiffany brooks- dumont/ fremont sot usually i allow my daughter to play in the front yard but i dont think i will do that anymore pretty much be more observant than i was beforemichael sot i dont think it is unsafe but it is not as safe as it used to be mary sot i am glad they caught the guy and our neighborhood goes back to being the nice neighborhood that it was justine waldmanfremont police want to know if the suspect is connected to other attempted kidnapping cases.and ask anyone with information to come forward. in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (grant) tonight -- investigators are trying to determine what caused this massive fire at an under- construction apartment complex in downtown concord. kron4's terisa estacio has an update on the investigation. forensic investigators with atf explosives and fire division set up special equipment to diagram what is left of this large apartment complex. it is the first of many steps to try and figure out how this enormous fire started. it was tuesday mornin

security team that entered dumont shoes they came under small arms fire the o.p.c. w. also confirming that during their visit to one of the sites an explosive device was detonated now there were no injuries but the security team left and right now the o.p.c. w. does not know when they can deploy their chemical weapons inspectors to do more of the site of that alleged chemical weapons attack the o.p.c. w. saying any deployment will have to follow a security clearance from the united nations so it really raises a lot of question about the fate of of this mission now neither the u.n. nor the o.p.c. blamed any particular side for that shooting incident but duma is under the control of the russian military as well as the syrian government both both of them confirming a few days ago that they quote fully liberated the area from terrorists now both moscow and to mask this have been accused by western powers of trying to prevent the inspectors from reaching the site and to delay and hamper their work accusations that both both moscow and damascus have denied but there really c

they have been unable to visit dumont.ied an appeal for parents who want to take a terminally ill patient to italy. be decision said it would pointless to fly him to rome for treatment. the toddler suffers from a neurological condition the doctors have been unable to identify. the child's parents met with pope francis this week. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. it was to the downside on u.s. stocks. the nasdaq, the biggest decline and applelosing 1.25% getting hit pretty hard on a deteriorating outlook on china. the computer chipmakers and or thee tech companies brunt of the selling their as the s&p fell for a second straight day. we just wanted to recap some breaking news we told you about earlier. a u.s. probe over mobile technology. the doj investigating coronation by these two companies along with a standards group that would make it harder to switch mob

fired at its ally syria trump is threatening a military response to a suspected chemical attack in dumont saturday but russia denies involvement at least two hundred fifty seven people have been killed when a military plane crashed in algeria that went down shortly after taking off from proof that he can port south of the capital of jeers and saudi arabia is intercepted of with people list the missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh it also shot down to the. drones over the south of the country. azerbaijan's autocratic president. is set to win a fourth consecutive term in office by a landslide with two thirds of the ballots counted he said to have received eighty six percent of the vote the election was boycotted by opposition parties who are angry that the election was moved forward from october and moved barker reports. he's laid azerbaijan since two thousand and three and now in trying to be president for another seven years. there were multiple candidates in the race but only ever one front runner politics in azerbaijan is a family affair believes wife was made first vice pre

security team was in dumont choose the way they were inspecting the site of this alleged chemical weapons attack and they came under small arms fire now we heard the u.s. defense secretary accuse the syrian government of delaying and hampering the work of the o.p.c. w.n. saying that they're tampering with the evidence and they're preventing these weapons inspectors from reaching the site in order to hide the proof now of course damascus and moscow denying this but clearly the o.p.c. w. has been in damascus since saturday and they haven't been able to enter duma for the moment they will continue with you. frank. meanwhile syrian government media outlets are accusing health and emergency workers of providing aid to rebel groups but doctors insist they focus on injured civilians in areas where hospitals are regularly bombed by the government as another binge of it as well. as the buses full of people forced from their homes left parts of eastern after five years of siege and bombings government forces and allied militia moved in through assad government t.v. crews rushed to show how the encl

let me go back to what started this and what i know from sources in dumont from sources who were nearby on the night of the attack doctors first responders local journalists activists residents also the about eighty five people were killed and hundreds were wounded by two types of chemical attacks by helicopters only one side has helicopters in the conflict ever since them for the past nineteen days the effort by the russians and by the assad regime has been to try to sweep that original story away is not necessarily to convince us that when there was no chemical attack but more to say that we will never know the truth truth for certain because let me have one other thing this is beyond the witnesses but russian personnel went into the side of the attackers very soon after they occurred and according to local sources and i trust these local sources the russians removed evidence in other words the attempt was there to try to cover up what had taken place does it mean that we will be one hundred percent sure that is sars you carried out these attacks no we won't be because an inspection h

you have projects like dumont minesthere are nickel have substantial cobalt credits.congo comes from nickel. in important point is as the battery chemistry transfer, moving from a 5-3, to the 6-2 to the 8-1-1, you have cobalt units going into the nickel units. it will be very interesting. it mike bmw, like apple as well, trying to secure their own supply of cobalt. is that a threat to your business model? areony: the opposite, they potential customers. we welcome their automobiles because that means there is another future customer for us. tom: you are seeing discussions with ongoing clients here in china. who are you talking to? where are you seeing the greatest demand? always open to partnerships. i would think we would be remiss to not have everyone. this is early days. this is a structural transformation of the energy business. it -- it is at -- complete construction of the automobile service and mobility service. for us it is finding partners that helped bring us through the next decade of the business transformed. i see multiple partnerships across china and i t

w has visited the syrian town of dumont to investigate an alleged chemical attack the team will sendhe samples to a laboratory in the netherlands and their findings will be compiled in a report the o.p.c. w. is planning another possible trip to duma but the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns that the number of sites visited by the team and the interviews conducted with eyewitnesses may have been insufficient of a chemical incident and do most supposedly happened on april the seventh and led to missile strikes by of u.s. and the u.k. and france the u.n. special envoy for syria has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led assault. we never expected to be. very very quick to. do peace and security this is what this happened last week. it's not helped. in geneva. by the three countries the u.s. the u.k. and france have not only imagine we can recall facilities in syria but also the geneva cleese process and meanwhile the un security council has gathered for an informal meeting at a farmhouse in southern sweden secretary general antonio. again stressed