. >> the emir called off the festival. the traditional ruler led the prayers, and addressed the crowds instead of an annual gathering at his palace. the message of the emir - pray for peace and stability not just in nigeria, but the whole muslim natio nation. >>> a ceasefire agreement between warring rebels and the central african republic brought a fragile peace to the capital bangui. more than a year of violence has forced thousands to flee their homes. bangui is a deeply divided city. >> reporter: people here are still angry, nervous, tense. the group is getting out of bangui. a city where months of sectarian violence divided muslims and christians. the roads are not safe. african union troops are escorting the convoy. they leave behind an uneasy calm. the muslim seleka and balaka signed a ceasefire agreement. a traumatised population wants to give peace a chance. it seems to be getting back to normal. that's why others are not leaving. >> we need peace to start living again. violence and killing cannot continue. we are

the desert kingdom of the emirates. dubai, for example, which is i can take you to the ice temple into by and we can have a snow fight in dubai. and now it's even moved into mecca. in mecca, the architectural firm of osama bin laden's father which has had the favor of the saudi royals for many years. they have built in mecca, they have built overlooking the most sacred place in islam a fairmont hotel that is built in the shape of big ben. not even las vegas has come up with a hotel initiate a big ben, and you can look from the penthouse down underneath the hotel is a shopping center with 40 -- 4000 jobs. >> let me as it went to prepare questions. i want to ask one question. i'm curious to talk about where this book sits in your body of work. you talked about some of the difficulties of posing to editor on writing book about religion and some of the ideas in this book are implicit in your earlier work but that is something unique about the inception of the work in 9/11 and the way you set out in a journey to discover som

to get tough with the emirs of qatar. >> we are seeing a washington not punishing qatar for its behavior. in many ways it looks like we are awarding them by allowing them to purchase the weaponry. >> we have had issues over the last decade with qatar and frequently reevaluate the relationship but on balance believe engagement with them because of the relationship with people we are often adversaryial with that it is a useful dialogue for the united states to maintain. >> a senior administration official says u.s. officials made it clear with qatar that they consider hamas a terrorist organization. this official said qatar assured the administration that the $400 million it gave to gaza would not go to hamas. we tried to get response from officials to the criticism of their support for hamas and they did not respond. >> thanks very much for that report. let's bring in three really smart middle east analysts who know the subject very, very well. ambassador oron why do the israelis not trust qatar? >> can you imagine why not? they give $400 billion to hamas and ends up going to building und

. >> qatar and its emir emerged as a mediate or with strong ties to made rigors. al sisi, the egyptian president earlier put a ceasefire on the table. hamas rejected it, israel said it was acceptable. >> gaza is an open wound. >> as diplomats continue their urgent efforts at peace in the region, secretary of state john kerry touched down monday in egypt to meet with secretary ban. >> getting the fighting and dying to stop as israelis and palestinians are locked in conflict once again. who has the ear of the leaders on both sides? who has the resources that bring real pressure to bear away from the microphones and t.v. cameras. that's our focus on this edition of "inside story." >> joining us, a former advisor to former p.l. chairman abass. robert hunter, a former white house representative to the arab-israel peace talks and from tel aviv, israel co director of the israel palestine creative regional initiatives. dianna, let me start with you, here we are engaged in several days in back and forth fighting. what are the interests at work on the palestinian side that

the big question now is how does emirates actually get their airplanes?ecause boeing and airbus are going to struggle with the ramp-up. ok. we are going to move on. still to come, sainsbury's fight back. just as justin king hands over the reins. we will talk about that story when we come back. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." we are live on bloomberg television, on the radio, streaming live on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. we have the markets covered. over to you. >> in a couple of words, snapback. that is what you are seeing on european equity markets. gains across mainland europe. .9% down in italy. germany and france on the move higher. these moves higher is not the story of the last few trading days. check the u.s. market out. 17,000, u.s. equities have met gravity. check it out. down .7% on the dow yesterday. nasdaq had its worst day in two months, down 1.35%. we have hit some big levels. back running into earnings season. elsewhere, we will be talking about fed minutes. will that move euro-dollar? this one

look at all the other airlines, arab emirates, many take that through the persian gulf.r head spin and show you every place there might be an air show. a military exercise. whatever it might be that the airmen need to know about on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. this goes on and on, changes daily, weekly. obviously, some of the danger zones do not. >> richard quest, i was talking to les abend, and he said absolutely this is a game-changer. do you agree? going forward, do you think planes will be forced to fuel up a bit more, longer flights, flying around additional conflict zones? or no? >> i think it's a game-changer. that's not my view. it's the view of sir tim clark, who is the chief executive of emirates, one of the world's largest airlines by number of seats and routes and miles they fly. so tim told me this morning there's no doubt that you have a premh-17 and a post mh-17 world. and in this post mh-17 world, airlines are saying, yes, we have our intelligence, for example, if we're flying to a particular city, flying to new york, flying to tel aviv or to london.

wasoday the ceo of emirates saying they are not going to be flying over a rat. how has this made you reassess your flightpath. emirates says they will now discuss their own views and share information far more easily because of these concerns. but it doesn't really apply because we are not really a long haul operator. it's really more for long-haul carriers. >> there were three fatal crashes last week. it was a bleak week for the airline industry. do you have to reassure your passengers more? does it affect passenger numbers? >> obviously people are reflecting these things. we have the highest safety standards in the world. the european carriers have very tight security. we have an way ahead of where the u.s. was after the lockerbie disaster. america is only catching up on that. people travel in the european union are very comfortable with what we offer. safety is our highest rarity. >> the news that came up last quarter. you are stepping down as executive. >> this is my last quarterly result. 93rd set of quarterly results. >> what was your favorite one? >> what

emirates announced it's going to order 150 emirates also has an option to order another 50 of those 777-x planes. they announced their intention to do this. emirates order could be worth up to $75 billion, if you look at shares of boeing versus airbus, boeing outperforming airbus year to date up 20%, but for the most part they guys tend to move in tandem. the bottom lime is this --iest week we will be in farmborough england and hear a lot of big orders announced, but this one is huge. >>> dominic chu with a market flash. >> check out which i pot lair. saying there was no negative impact from the higher menu prices. the stock is up toward session highs, sue, back over to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> the crisis in the middle east not looking like a crisis for israel stocks today. the broad tel aviv 100 index, the tel aviv 25 also up just under a percent. twot main etfs tracking the israeli market, today the eis is up, and the isra is also in the green pretty solidly too. short-range antimissile system in act again in the last few hours, hamas fire missiles towards israel's population cente

had, qatar, emirates, there is a lot of pressure there.e same time, you have easyjet and ryanair. german wings will do all the short-haul flights that aren't hub related. they will be doing a lot of inter-germany flights. an problem is, they are at operating cost disadvantage. the ceo of german wings mentioned that at the frankfurt airport. they cannot compete with the likes of easyjet and ryanair. these are the challenges he faces. he also faces high labor costs. a few things left unsaid does have going for it, incredible reliability. safety standards, one of the industry leaders. those are very important for german consumers. remember, just six weeks ago, they issued a warning. the stock went down 16%. that is the most since 9/11. we saw a profit warning from air france. it is a difficult time to be a european carrier. >> it obviously is. they have a huge amount of industrial relations issues. ,alk to me about a bright spot a subject close to my heart. food. the catering business, it is a bright spot. they are going to be able to sell th

. >> the united arab emirates is more free than the united states of america, i'm concerned -- >> as long as you value freedom, why do you work to destroy it? >> they don't allow grumpy old folks like we have here -- >> if you value freedom from force, why are you always proposing ways to expand that government force? >> exactly. >> what are you talking about? >> obamacare. everything eric's talked about. >> you guys only expand rights for corporations and the rich. >> oh, come on. >> wayne, what's going through your mind? >> juan, when you say it's only for the rich, for god's sake, that sounds like you were born in the depression and, oh, woe is me. the law -- everybody should respect the law, rich and poor should be even among the -- >> absolutely true. we have to leave it there. thank you all for joining us. >>> forget independen@a$ >>> time for what do i need to know for next weekend? >> back in may, i picked something called trinity industries. i think it has some air in it and somewhere to go. it's a basic structural steel company. >> very good. how about you, john? >> junk bo

. >> emir is returning to kirkush for the first time.you can see just looking at this car it's covered in shrapnel marks. if you look over here the entire wall is covered in shrapnel. this would have bean really bad place to be. emir said at least eight more tard wermortarswere launched in. >> the mark here just sprayed all of the houses. a couple of the glass windows have been hit. >> look here. >> reporter: it's gone right through gate. >> we don't have water o or electricity. we are afraid but we have faith to god that he will never forget us. we are proud of being christian. >> proud of being christian. >> yes. >> the kurdish peshmerga entered. residents here fear their next move. do you think that christians will be singled out by the i.s.i.l? >> you know, they killed the christian and take money there them if they don't have money they take their wives. we are scared and afraid. >> reporter: scared and afraid? >> yes. >> reporter: so who are these guys? >> they are at the church and they are here 24 hours. >> reporter: are you prep

new zealand number one, even cambodia and united arab emirates ranked higher. now, kevin, when you see this americans concerned about the freedoms being limited, does this make you nervous? >> yes. it has been going on for decades. it is all about mandates now, the irs punishing us. raising more money and going to a fundraiser. it goes on and on. in new zealand, it is an amazing country. lot of things america had even in the 50s. but they have this feel to me. that is just sad. >> how much of it deals with the economy, it is a really hard time right now. >> think of your everyday life when you feel most free. when you have money to spend. you feel the most freedom. with the youth unemployment rate almost 20% in this country, people are not getting a sense of freedom. this is a very recent thing, back in 2006 we were still number one on this list. this has happened rapidly. this puts us not even in the top quarter of countries feeling that freedom. gun sales at record highs, people feared their rights were being taken away from them. they fear the right to bear

emirates and quansas are partners. the two have taken different positions regarding flying over iraq. earlier this week, emirates boss said his airline would reroute around iraq rather than fly them over it. in a statement, quansas said it wouldn't. >> the reason it is risk to commercial aircraft, particularly at the altitudes we fly. >> that's angered some, including those who represent quantas workers. >> you don't know whether you are traveling over a war zone, xajz don't tell you because it's cheaper to fly over and $28,000 more if you by pass it. >> would passengers pay more to avoid flying over trouble spots? >> i would spent more money rather than fly over a war zone. >> i would definitely spend more. i would spend more if it was taking me not by a war zone, yes. >> i don't think it's that big of a risk actually. >> i probably wouldn't spend more money. >> in canada, the international civil aviation organization met representatives of the world airlines to discuss a response to the malaysian airlines crash. they

to get tough with the emirs of qatar. >> reporter: what we're seeing right now is a washington that isot punishing qatar for its behavior. in many ways, it looks like we're allowing them to purchase this advanced weaponry. >> we have had issues, you know, over the last decade with qatar and frequently we re-evaluate that relationship but on balance, engagement with them because of relationships with people that we are adversarial with, hamas, iran and the taliban. >> reporter: contacted by cnn, a senior administration official said u.s. officials have made it clear with qatar that they consider hamas a terrorist organization. they assured the administration that the $400 million it gave to gaza would not go to hamas. we tried several times to get a response from qatari but they did not response. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> well, after weeks of political infighting along ethnic and sectarian lines, iraq's parliament voted for a new president on thursday. there was a much delayed formation of a new government. >> meantime, this is all that remains of an iraqi prison bus after anothe

the parisian gulf emirates a qatar which owns al jazerra is also trying to play a role.assador, they just grinding their own international axes are or they really trying to get these two people to make a durable peace? >> the only country i think i can answer for even though i am not in the government is the united states. we want to see this stop. went to see a process that will enable israel and the palestinian says work out something along the two-state solution. now, what i remember recommend in regard to gaza is what i have been recommending now for a number of years. if the united states is going to be israel's lawyer, lawyers sometimes have to tell clients what the client may not want to hear. and it goes very simply like this, if israel want to strengthen hamas in gaza, keep up the blockade. if it want to take away from hamas, the basic argument it has which is we are -- we hamas are all you guys have got, then i would stop the blockade . you can have guarantees against arms flowing but as long as the blockade continues, hamas will be in control of gaza and israe

they are getting backing from jordan, and the eunited arab emirates.ima mohsin. he will not declare a cease-fire. benjamin netanyahu moving forward here. >> reporter: absolutely. powerful words in this televised meeting. we are seeing more and more of these meetings. more since the operation started. what prime minister benjamin netanyahu said is that the idea continues to operate with full power in gaza. that, of course, means they are adding more troops this morning. 16,000 reservists added to the israeli defense force taking the number up to 86,000 in operation protective edge. he talked about trying to neutralize hamas tunnels. as you mentioned, what he said was they will continue to do this with or without a cease-fire, which basically renders a notion of a cease-fire, which is technically a pause in fighting. meaningless. what he's saying is they will carry on regardless of calls for that. what he also said was this is just the first faze in the demilitarization of the gaza strip. clearly, more to come. karl was telling us, from his viewpoint in

secretary general ban ki-moon and the emir, himself, the emir of qatar and his foreign minister is the norwegian foreign minister. heads are being put together to try to work out an immediate easing of the situation in gaza where increasingly, the language is getting stronger condemning what has happened today in shujayea. there, the foreign minister, the foreign minister there describing what's happened today, the deadliest day of the conflict as a massacre. >> kind of language is coming into play. in a while, we will be talking to go senior political analyst, mawan bashawa. in the meantime, we are trying to get back now to that meeting taking place in doha. in the meantime, also, within the last hour or so, we have been hearing from the israel primary min still benjamin netanyahu started to speak, made a declaration if you like to the israeli government saying there is strong support for his government and the operation in gaza. >> translator: itionis did not choose to enter this war, but from the moment it was forced on us, we will carry on with it until we achieve our goals restori

. >>> dubai airline emirates finalize ad $56 billion deal to buy boeing 157 757 jets the after emiratesrder with airbus. >>> honda and subaru announcing new recalls. honda expanding the faulty takata airbag recall up to 3 million from 2 million. subaru is recalling 7500 vehicles for the same problem with the takata made airbags. >>> bentley sales soaring to new record. reporting a 23% rise in global sales during the first two quarters. >>> 7-eleven is looking to lure tech salvesy computers for its 735th an version. they are handing everything from ice cream bars to big gulps if consumers buzz buzz download the app. adam: that is longer than usual speed who doesn't want a slurp pe. adam: i want a two-door bentley coup. >> you're a car person. the fate of a country's economy doesn't usually depend on a sports team. except if you're brazil and that sport is soccer. we'll tell you why yesterday's game could be a tipping point for brazil's economy and what that means for your portfolio. adam: it has been a roller-coaster for the so-called momentum stocks over the past few months. if you can'

i saw today, it was really good to see the chairman and chief executive officer of emirates airlines, which is the largest international player in the world on passenger count, calling for the airlines to get together and try to figure this out for themselves. that is a good sign because frankly, waiting for the united nations and iko to do something, i'm afraid we will be waiting too long. >> jim, that's an interesting point, right? we've seen -- when government or washington fails to take action, you have seen business leaders sometimes stepping up and saying, we're gonna have to do it ourselves or community leaders. maybe it's the airlines at this point that have to do something. >> maybe at this point. but i got to ask you a question, david. a lot of our viewers right now, they are sitting in airports, they might be on their way to europe or coming back from europe, from a purely selfish perspective, i got a play to europe next week. is this something people should be concerned about? should they be reconsidering flights that go over or even close to this war zone or other war zon

just yesterday, emirates announced that they do not want to fly over iraq as they consider it too bigof a risk, and that is one of the biggest airlines on the planet right now. >> is flying more dangerous than it has been in the past? >> it is not more or less dangerous. we have more awareness now. there has been a shootdown of an airline over a crisis area. this can happen anywhere, anytime, because people have these weapons and the information is not there. at the same time, the countries should provide the information whether it is safe to fly over the airspace or not. here is a conflict of interest as well, because if the airline goes down, they will lose money because the airlines have to pay for it. >> what can we do as individuals? what can air travelers do to protect themselves in cases where they are flying in areas that might be questionable. >> unfortunately, we cannot do anything. the decision to capone -- to postpone this important meeting -- what could you do? oh spun your flights until next february? >> -- postpone your flights until exit ray? >> that would be one optio

the emirates, they're all introducing new routes. >> you can go from seattle.an go from houston. you can go from dallas, chicago, new york. all of them. >> this is the aviation hub of the world. it's the new aviation hub of the world. and how you get there is what tla know how to deal with. how to fly safely across these regions. >> it is, it is incredible. and as you point out, it is the hub of the world. richard quest, thank you very much. and still to come, u.s. officials investigating a massive breach of security after the body of a young stowaway was found inside a u.s. air force plane. how did he get there? rn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. man: [ laughs ] those loo

emirates said it will reroute around iraq rather than fly over it. but in a statement qantas said it wouldn't. >> there is no information to suggest there is risk to air flight flying over iraq. >> reporter: that has angered some, including those who represent qantas workers. >> at the moment you don't know you're traveling over a war zone. the companies don't tell you because it's cheaper to fly over the war zones rather than by pass it. >> reporter: would passengers pay more to avoid flying over troubled spots. >> i would spend more money rather than flying over a war zone. >> i definitely would pay more. definitely, to not take me over a war zone, yes. >> yes, i would spend more money. >> reporter: in canada the international aviatio aviation discussed the airline crash. they didn't announce any immediate change at their advice. >> what we do need are authoritative, accurate, and consistent information and decisions from the authorities. we are only as good as the information with which we are provided. >> reporter: the meeting produced no blanket

mercedes-benz. and this journey will keep you on the edge of your seat all summer long during the emirates airline us open series. this week we'll be in the great city of stanford for the bank of the west classic. where some of the top players in tennis will battle it out to see who's best. which ch which new hero will emerge? don't miss your chance to find out. for ticket and player information, go to bankofthewestclassic.com. the giants and dodgers opening a weekend showdown series for first place and tim lincecum was puiged. not much of a factor in this one. here is the factor, the only pack ter. the top of the first and puig hammers the ball and nearly takes it out of the yard. may have been fan interference. it is hard to tell because of the replay. it ends up as a triple for puig. up next is 8 adrian gonzalez, professional hitter. dodgers with three triples in the fifth after a d gordon triple. puig again going to triple alley. puig had three triples and a double, an unstoppable force in this game. gonzalez another r.b.i single and that's the i'm for tim lincecum who lasted four and

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. >> reporter: the head of emirates air, one of the world's largest airlines, calls the shooting down of flight 17 an outrage. they're asking for airlines to take a direct role when it's too unsafe to fly over a war zone. >>> with russia accused of being complicit in the downing of the jet, what's the response from moscow? jim asaida is there. >> reporter: vladimir putin facing the biggest crisis of his presidency. and it seems a global indictment. headlines about putin's victims shot out of the sky by putin's missile fired by putin's rebels. putin's other formidable weapons, state-run tv propaganda has gone into overdrive, picking apart the direct russian connection. like this missile launcher allegedly used to bring down the plane. one russian expert said he traced the number, 312, to these missile launchers, all ukrainian. one tweeted, the white house has found guilty for any investigation. just like saddam hussein and his weapons of mass destruction. too much putin hunting, some here are saying. >> the facts will prove there was a mistake of the russian government, and there was a

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qantas says it will continue to fly over iraqi airspace, and that's despite its alliance partner emiratesvoiding the area. the shooting of the jet over ukraine raised concerns flying over the conflict zones. and qantas says the flights travel well above the safe altitude. the airline industry is meeting in canada to discuss plying over war -- flying over war zones. the disaster forced the aviation industry to review the air routes. we have more from montreal. >> the tragedy of mh17 focused attention on war zones and the skies above them. when shot, the malaysia airlines boeing 777 was in touch with air traffic chrome above a no-fly zone, that should have protected it. why it didn't work, and why it wasn't done is why they are gathering in montreal. >> this meeting will formalise what everyone knows - don't fly across war zones where people are likely to shoot at you. >> it's begun. flight paths are almost entirely clear of commercial air traffic. these show how many airlines are avoiding iraq, syria and others places. airlines moved to limit risk, even if it lengthens routes and expends f

. >> i have seen my son with the permission of the emir. after a new hours, he goes, and now i am going back to see him again. >> are you scared to go back? >> yes, i am scared, but i do it for my son. >> he managed to get into syria with the help of this man, a former belgian soldier who rescued his own son from the country last year. in a dark border hotel, he plans the next trip. with two here today fathers to help him to try to find the lost son and get him out of syria. >> this family video shows lucas in happier times. originally from haiti he was adopted and raised a christian but was converted to islam three years ago. he was also a successful kick boxer. lucas didn't go into syria alone. with t friend with in him. his father has also traveled to syria to find his son and remains in the country. s estimated more than 2,000 europeans have traveled to syria since the civil war broke out, many to fight alongside isis. the jihaddy group has declared a straka islamic cal fate and of extreme brutality. the men prepare to cross back into s

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movements of different sizes in syria and this is a key reason why countries like the united arab emirates and saudi arabia just changed their terrorist laws because they see this as very serious. when you look at what is happening in counterterrorism in europe and in the united states, yoc(ovhave a whole new focus on what happens to the volunteers that have been going into iraq and syria when they come back. this is an issue virtually everywhere in the middle east. >> thanks so much. >> my pleasure. >>> today attorney general eric holder also expressed alarm about the possibility of westerners trained by terrorists in syria and iraq returning home undetected. >> is this a clear and present danger? >> i think it is. in some ways it's more frightening than anything i think i've seen as attorney general. >>> now to our signature segment, the growing danger to the public from the theft of metal from things like manhole covers, telephone lines, power lines and substations. the attorneys general from mississippi, arkansas, tennessee and louisiana met recently to try to devise a coordinated str

group claims to have taken control of libya's second largest city where they've declared an islamic emirates pro-government forces have dismissed the information declaration comes a day after militants captured an army base in bengazi killing dozens in the process meanwhile in tripoli spain followed the example of other western governments and evacuated its embassy staff maybe it is been mired in chaos since the ousting of former leader moammar gadhafi back in two thousand and eleven. i didn't use hundreds of taking to the streets of gwen is there is to support president cristina character as argentina deals with huge economic difficulties because he has failed to reach an agreement with international creditors on its debt which is due to be paid by the end of july economists say that the nation's facing a technical default but the government is refusing to publicly admit it. rights activists in bahrain are calling for the authorities to stop targeting journalists of the coverage of protests and far reaching violations in the gulf nation so far six photographers have been arrested opposition

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united arab emirates and. from the palestinian i thought at the this is the it's another. step from a lot of people from the west bank from this and lots of. helping get a ministry of health it's the second test of. the palestinian. land the palestinian committed did it did it the u.s. has nearly a third of the civilian casualties have been children have you seen children being treated have yourself treated children at your hospital yes yes yes and more than fifty percent of the. victims are from the. from children and woman you know the family it's not from the. men. they have womans and the children and all of them. killed. these attacks and. even saw that all the demands of the all of them civilians they out of them not to met that they didn't they didn't that. they didn't that that the people. why do you think there are so many children is this in and out of the existence. why do you think there are so many children who have been caught in the crossfire. as you know. the homes as i mentioned before the. homes and buildings we have a big family lives here and gaza the l

. >> the emirates, not very popular it's. -- populace. populous. of a problem are the gulf carriers for list on the -- lufthansa? >> they are a big problem. they are finding these carriers coming in and competing by going the hub. behind such as into berlin. >> the kind of sneak in and cherry pick or poach the would be transfer. >> yeah. you wille in hamburger, have to transfer somewhere. if you have someone coming in from the gulf who offers you a light -- a flight through dubai, that may be better than going through frankfurt. >> v.a. is teaming up with qatar. qatar.s teaming up with >> emirates have said to simply they do not see the need to join in partnership. they can grow quite well quite happily as they are. another potentially -- a potential partnership could be with t h y. but they have already tried that. they have to go on their own on some way. a new they think of strategy. >> olivia mentioned the profit warning from air france. are the problems the same at the two airlines? >> in many ways, yes. it is a matter of capacity at the momen

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through the man's body which is characteristic of an assault rifle round in it on protected targets emirate and certainly for the man will be held in moscow on weight and stay. since the beginning of the conflict five journalists have been killed and several wounded including one from our service and correspondents for various other russian news channels have been apprehended interrogated and even beaten while covering the conflict and now a ukrainian t.v. station says one of its crews has been detained in lugansk by self defense fighters . by ordering a new offensive ukraine's new leader has willingly and fully accepted responsibility for the bloodshed in the east so said flooding near putin while speaking to top russian diplomats in moscow a little earlier i asked her what the president had to say let's cross to our tease paul scott who's been listening in paul just sum up the main aspects all of the speech first if you will it was the latest events in the east of ukraine that resonated most strongly during the president's speech here in moscow he stated that the recent cease fire althoug

plans to build the world's first climate controlled city as a summer temperatures in the united arab emirates reach over forty five degrees celcius the area under a huge glass dome is to accommodate a shopping center hotels and even a wellness district more than that on line. and while you're there in the middle ages returns to the very end village as the world's largest medieval festival has kicked off more than one hundred twenty thousand people have already attended the event game of thrones if you will on our team dot com we've got all the footage and of course the details for. now the islamic state terror group just got a thousand new members and they are reportedly raking in a million dollars a day by selling oil they seized in syria and iraq despite their growing threat the u.s. does not want to stop supporting the so-called moderate opposition in syria and it's you can look at the group's influence. extremist group now controls a vast part of iraq and syria and has announced a caliphate one report says a thousand strong syrian rebel brigade arrived at the headquarters of the islamic s

if they deliver do not stop them when you've emirs this is what it was but there was later still was but i keep them up only a mile of these people someone who is the owner of all children. it could into this statement of the us representative they have some pictures from this space that's come for them miss silent was launched by the rebels. but nobody has seen this show us all these pictures. but i'm sure the scene loves it you know she's here soon mother did what's appear to most girls go over here zoom up of the what you would it not of you girls that are you and me going to me just even the put it out and he comes because me just. according to all the danes from five hours six minutes pm till five hours twenty one minutes pm most call time on the cell until july on the celsius and territory of ukraine flew us face attila's. it up whatever it expedient done it got me just this is feeling but it was marking the death of little lives when it was before i killed those legion of venice this is special to the eyes of the experimental space system decide to detect and paulo me so much