team the washington redskins uses a name many people see as a slur against native americans is alan fischer. well many have been preparing the feast simon moir smith has been preparing the protest he says he will highlight the forgotten story of thanksgiving so we call this the justice for natives rally because of the omission of the murdered and mutilated natives and the thanksgiving narrative people don't know about it don't talk about it you know it's a very whitewashed myth made comfortable narrative for people. has been simmering anger to over the name of the team in washington the redskins there's been a concerted effort to have it changed opponents claiming it is blatantly racist the american psychological society said such names and mascots are harmful but the union says the name is here to stay of you backed up by the majority of fans in several polls when you've got a mascot major n.f.l. football team that are boiling us down to this one representation one very represent racist representation on a holiday that's also supposed to honor the relationship that colonial governments hav

the high point of support was one year ago tonight won the presidency on fischer al-jazeera washington. the us has announced new restrictions for americans traveling to cuba and the jews are coming to effect on thursday they include a ban on americans doing business with around one hundred eighty cuban government entities holding companies inters and companies the u.s. says the aim is to stop cuban firms with links to the military benefiting from terrorism and channeling business towards the private sector. syria's army and its allies have surrounded an end to the eisel controlled town of alba kamel located near the border with iraq its last stronghold in the region state media says iraqi forces are helping syrian troops with the operation on friday the iraqi army proclaim victory over the armed group in the border town of climates last stronghold in iraq. has more from turkey's border with syria. according to syrian media as well as his beloved media sources syrian forces have surrounded the border town of become on the last remaining stronghold by isis fighters according to sources o

at a golf course but aides seldom acknowledge it so is he spending too much time on the green alan fischer takes a look. president trump for the birdie he's a king go for a very king goal for this first three hundred eight days in office president donald trump has been on the course almost a quarter of that time in fact in his first one hundred days he's played more than any modern president he's played with prime ministers and politicians don't trump thought if he won the white house he would have to give it all up because i'm going to be working for you are not enough time to go play golf donald trump isn't the first president to have a love affair with golf william howard taft was the first to openly play the game white eisenhower loved it so much he did tree and the cabin named after him at augusta national the home of the masters competition george w. bush is exploits made it into a documentary i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. we have hope bad that looked from the second gulf war started to stop playing

plan was found in hacked e-mails belonging to the m r r t ambassador to the us use of other alan fischer reports now from washington d.c. . you use colorful and controversial ambassador to the u.s. use of allah tiber has been at the center of leak controversy in the past in recent months it was claimed the u.a.e. paid influential think tanks to back their worldview in washington according to a series of leaked emails now it's alleged an elaborate overly ambitious plan to wage financial and economic war in qatar through bond and debt manipulation has reportedly been found on his computer according to the website the intercept they would then take these these bonds according to the plan and swap them back and forth among parties who from the outside look like they're independent but are actually the same people as me and you are trading a bond back and forth and that creates an illusion of volatility and with people aware that there is this political crisis going on then they plan as they see this enhanced volatility and traders start to panic and say oh my god something must be going on h

to register as for need alan fischer al-jazeera washington. thousands of women have marched in rio de janeiro to protest against the government's plan to make abortion illegal without exception abortion in brazil is currently only allowed in cases of rape or pregnancy but threatens a woman's life but a new measure adopted by brazil's congressional committee could change that the amendment needs a majority in both the lower house and senate to become law. delegates at a world summit on cancer focusing on ways to increase access to treatment while people in remote or rural areas my struggle to see a doctor there's a growing trend of people in big urban areas missing out to al-jazeera has done osama looks at the issues facing cancer patients in rio de janeiro. ten year old then there needs his mother's help with his studies beyond his fighting breast cancer which appears to have spread to her spine hit a muscles. she's not sure since she's been waiting for more than a year for a full diagnosis the struggle against cancer exacerbated by a battle t

to register as for needs alan fischer washington a judge just stop the controversial sale of two paintings by the american artist norman rockwell at the heart of the matter is whether museum has the right to sell forks that were donated to it for safe keeping for generations to come out zeros kristen salumi has the story. the works of norman rockwell provide a window into america's past small town twentieth century life whether it's after hours fun seen here at shuffled his barber shop or the bustle of blacksmiths boy these paintings were donated by the artist to the berkshire museum in the one nine hundred fifty s. but the museum in the state of massachusetts where rockwell lived and worked for the last twenty five years of his life fell on hard times and decided to sell them my grandfather gave them to be viewed by the people the birchers probably in gratitude. to the director and to the museum i think the museum is losing its soul i think it's. you know it's very clear that it is a mission around science history an art and has decided to sell the art in order to invest in the other part

no facing massive new fines and a series of civil suits from those hit by this latest breach alan fischeri'll just do. a quick recap of the top stories here this hour police in papua new guinea have entered a decommissioned prison camp on man asylum to try to evict refugees about four hundred people are refusing to leave the former australian run facility which was closed last month they say they fear being attacked by local people if they move to alternative accommodation and the thomas has more from an asylum. three bus loads of refugees have passed us on the only road to the prison which is over the water there behind me now we know that the place in the morning on state papa new guinea in time about four or five hours ago now the accounts we hear of what happened very refugee say that they use force or violence against them and the place they didn't they only destroyed property and they were just trying to incentivize if you like the refugees to leave but in the course of that we heard that fifty or sixty men were taken by the place. the man set to become the next president of zimbabw

to register as for need alan fischer washington thousands of women have marched in rio de janeiro to protest against the government's plan to make abortion illegal without exception abortion in brazil is currently only allowed in cases of rape or a pregnancy that threatens a woman's life but i'm not measure adopted by a congressional committee would change that amendment needs a majority in both the lower house and senate to become law. australian m.p.'s have been given three weeks to prove they're not also citizens of other countries following a crisis that's led to the government losing its majority in recent weeks m.p.'s from several parties have been forced to resign as australia's constitution balance people who hold dual nationality from sitting in parliament. now for the first time in sixty years it's a nice football team have failed to qualify for the world cup the four time cup winners drew near when there was sweden in a qualifying playoff but it was a game they had to win legendary goalkeeper john luigi before announced his retirement ending a twenty year international car

fischer: if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned til 3:00 senate stands adjourned til 3:00 it would limit the mortgage interest deduction while nearly doubling the individual and family standard deductions. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. president. mr. president. >> senator from maryland. >> thank you, mr. president, and i see my friend and colleague from pennsylvania on the floor. and we worked together on a number of things over the years including now, working together to impose and really enforce sanctions against north korea, putting together a bill modeled after the iran sanctions bill so that we're serious about working to get china and other to bring to the table. i like to thank my colleagues for his work on that. when we disagree strongly is on the bill that has emerged on the house of representatives, the so-called tax reform bill. senator from pennsylvania said people should b

nbc10's steven fischer haves har. >> reporter: investigators told me this is where the suspect tried to hide the woman's body. she was bloodied and burned and he tried to hide her up against this wall and behind the building. >> i fear for my children, grandchildren on social media. it sickens me. >> more so scared because, i am a female too. >> reporter: renata brown lives at this apartment building where police say a man in his early 20s stabbed and burned a young woman he met for the first time after forming a friendship online. >> to find someone dead right where i live. it hurts. >> reporter: online dating crimes occur daily across the country. in 2016 there were more than 16,000 abductions, 100 murders and thousands of rapes committed by internet predators. >> be very careful of who you meet in person, you know. because you never know what type of person he or she is. >> reporter: police say the suspect confessed to his parents who live here with him and they are the ones who called police. >> i know the person by face, but i didn't know him by name. he lives two buildings over

to register as for need to alan fischer al-jazeera washington. so the comment here on the al-jazeera news hour the british foreign secretary apologizes of our comments he made about a british iranian national jailed in iran and this said it fell apart i will never turn his back on the game again details coming up of joe in sports. business update brought to you by chance are they always going places together. business updates brought to you by chance are they always going places together. the british foreign secretary has apologized for causing the stress after comments he made about a british uranium national jailed in iran now isn't in the gari ratcliffe is accused of spreading propaganda about the country johnson complicated matters by claiming she'd been teaching journalism zakari radcliffe had worked for the b.b.c. and thomson or his foundation but insisted her trip to iran had been a family visit needs barker reports. the u.k.'s foreign secretaries been accused of cloud issue incompetence over his handling of nasa teams the gaar iraq lives

interviewed for the role including current chair janet yellen his term finishes in february alan fischer reports. it is my pleasure and my honor to announce my nomination of jiro hm powell. to be the next chairman of the federal reserve this is the man donald trump wants to steer economic policy in the u.s. if confirmed drone poll with the next chairman of the federal reserve a position many call the second most powerful job in the government inside the federal reserve we understand that monetary policy decisions matter for american families and communities i strongly share that sense of mission and i'm committed to making decisions with objectivity based on the best available evidence in the long standing tradition of monetary policy independence the decision to replace janet yellen is not a surprise but it is a break with precedent the last three fed chairman more automatically be appointed even by presidents of the opposite political party i think it's very much a political decision it's a very much a desire for president trying to say that he is replacing current fed chair janet yell

my guest is he will be like stan fischer to the hawkish side. he is a republican and a little bit more towards higher rates. i don't think he will be making a strong argument or arguing or contradictory -- contradicting the chair. scarlet: he will go with the flow? jeff: he will go with the consensus. there is a scenario where you have a makeup on the board versus the chair where it is sort of ambiguous where the other governors lie. historically the nonmonetary policy governors have gone with consensus. all staying with us. coming up, what the next fed chair will inherit. mr. -- it is mr. powell, or mrs. yellen. we will discuss what kind of repercussions that has. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ afternoon. joining us is the former vice chair of the federal reserve system and rinse and professor. bill gross -- princeton professor. bill gross joins us in the next hour. jeffrey rosenberg here from julia from macro policy perspectives. because it is sort of a non-meeting we have the opportunity to go into the nation's growth, and the shock ha

to register as for need alan fischer al-jazeera washington. in brazil thousands of women have marched in rio de janeiro to protest against the government's plan to make abortion illegal without exception and motion in brazil is currently only allowed in cases of rape or a pregnancy pregnancy that threatens a woman's life but i knew a measure adopted by a congressional committee would change the amendment needs a majority in both the lower house and senate to become law. still ahead on the news hour in sport find out if portland were able to snap a losing streak action from the n.b.a. coming up they say. now the concrete jungles of the world cities are huge sources of c o two emissions due in part to their construction but now some are reverting back to one of the oldest forms of building material which is cheaper faster and more sustainable in a clock report some. in australia. in the austrians illa tell they've been building houses out of wood for as long as anybody can remember but now the global demand for tim the construction is soaring bu

after aged woman accused him of improper behavior alan fischer reports. he's been the face of morning broadcasts on one of america's biggest networks for years as one does hit close to home but charlie rose was missing on tuesday morning facing allegations he harassed the number of female staff who worked on another one of his shows he's now been fired his fill presenters admitted it was a difficult story to report i've enjoyed a friendship and a partnership with charlie for the past five years i've held him in such high regard and i'm really struggling because how do you what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something. that is so horrible how do you wrap your brain around the rules himself spoke out on the topic early this year after leaving cable news host was forced to stand on all of the cases and that raises the issue of sexual harassment registers double thing is probably in men not exposed and not enough in sense of the tension in the past so that people are afraid to come forward and people coming forward now but while t

alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . you use colorful and controversial ambassador to the u.s. use of allah tiber has been at the center of leak controversies in the past in recent months it was claimed the u.a.e. paid influential think tanks to back their worldview in washington according to a series of leaked emails now it's alleged an elaborate overly ambitious plan to wage financial an economic war in qatar through bond and debt manipulation has reportedly been found on his computer according to the website the intercept they would then take these these bonds according to the plan and swap them back and forth among parties who from the outside look like they're independent but are actually the same people as like me and you trading a bond back and forth and that creates an illusion of volatility and with people aware that there is this political crisis going on then they plan as they see this enhanced volatility and traders start to panic and say oh my god something must be going on here we need to sell our own our o

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thing was a number of people i have known well in academic life like ben bernanke, janet yellen, stan fischery summers, they were all in policy positions. and so there was a natural ease of having a conversation about these questions. you know, tim geithner, who did not have an academic background, but he had been in the treasury a long time. that was very important in tim being able to interact with people around the world because he knew them all. i think if he arrived in office only six months previously, it would have been very, very difficult. and he had experience in the federal reserve bank of new york and then in the u.s. treasury, so i think the continuity there, knowing people, having had a long time in your career where you have had a chance to think through what you really believe about why banking systems are fragile, what causes disruptions, what is the right way to respond to it, these things were very important. i think one of the problems that the political side had was that deep down, they did not really understand these issues. and they thought my god, it is a crisis. we ha

maimona (may-mona) berta is a special education teacher at fischer middle school in the alum rock unionool district. she has filed a complaint against the district claiming that on several occasions she was the subject of derogatory slurs and other anti-muslim hate speech by students. a civil rights attorney we spoke with says these types of incidents are on the rise at schools all across the country. ( darya ) a district spokesman says their investigation has ended and that disciplinary action has been taken but they would not release any details. ( james ) another big story we are following... the san francisco board of supervisors is scheduled to hold a second vote on marijuana regulations.. earlier this week... the board adopted rules that would allow recreational marijuana sales as soon as january fifth. they also rejected placing restrictions on pot shops near schools and daycares. a second vo

and just to show you just context of the emotional that is just have a look at a piece that alan fischer our correspondent did back in two thousand and fifteen some years ago but about the very same story kind of accused of cultural genocide is a very very powerful piece and talking about the challenges that people have trying to get over this and the need for apologies and the need for a lot more than just apologies. now the founder of amazon has become the world's latest business man whose personal wealth exceeds one hundred billion dollars fortune grew by two hundred twenty one million dollars just on friday is the online retailer shares jumped by more than two percent microsoft co-founder bill gates was the last person to attain wealth exceeding one hundred billion dollars not happen back and nine hundred ninety nine jeff bezos is a fortune rose by more than thirty two point six billion dollars this year alone while i was in shock as raise on expectations from sales during the so-called black friday one of north america's busiest shopping days delivery workers for online retailers li

a game and that has angered a lot of people who've been campaigning against the team's name alan fischer reports. well many have been preparing the feast simon moya smith has been preparing the protest he says he will highlight the forgotten story of thanksgiving so we call this the justice for natives rally because of the omission of the murdered and mutilated natives and the thanksgiving narrative people don't know about it don't talk about it you know it's a very white washed myth made comfortable narrative for people. that has been simmering anger to over the name of the team in washington the redskins there's been a concerted effort to have it changed opponents claiming it is blatantly racist the american psychological society said such names and mascots are harmful but you know says the name is here to stay of you backed up by the majority of fans in several polls when you've got a mascot major n.f.l. football team that are boiling us down to this one representation one very represent racist representation on a holiday that's also supposed to honor the relationship that colonial go

criticized his predecessor barack obama for playing too much is managed to surpass his record alan fischer has more. president trump for the birdie he's a king go for a very king goal for this first three hundred eight days in office president donald trump has been on the course almost a quarter of that time in fact in his first one hundred days he's played more than any modern president he's played with prime ministers and politicians. thought if he won the white house he would have to give it all up because i'm going to be working for you i'm not going to have time to go play golf donald trump isn't the first president to have a love affair with golf william howard taft was the first to openly play the game white eisenhower loved it so much he did tree and the cabin named after him at augusta national the home of the masters competition george w. bush's exploits made it into a documentary i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. we have hope bad that looked from the second gulf war started he stopped playing clint

stanley fischer, the former vice chairman of the fed came from northern rhodesia, which is zambia, notsher for emailing in. she does know what she is talking about, taylor riggs. taylor: senate republican leaders are hoping the third time will be a charm for obamacare as they try to end the individual mandate to pay for deep cuts in their tax overhaul bill. it could calculate -- pavlyuchenkova's in both chambers. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is looking at replacing roy moore if alabama elects him next month. mcconnell says he's did not run due to allegations of sexual impropriety. mcconnell has discussed the idea he iselling moore if elected and having jeff sessions appoint his old senate seat. russia is not convinced opec needs to decide this month to extend oil output cuts. russia still believes it is too early to decide, but there is disagreement over how long an extension is needed. the current cutbacks expire in march. in the u.k., prime minister theresa may is set for a showdown over brexit with members of her conservative party. he says the law would force britain ou

maimona berta is a special education teacher here at fischer middle school in the alum rock union schoolistrict. she has reportedly filed a formal complaint and a grievance against the district. the complaintis said to detail several occasions when she was allegedly the object of derogatory slurs and other anti-muslim hate speech by students. civil rights attorney brittney rezaei says such incidents are on the rise at schools across the country. sotbrittney rezaei/council on american islamic relations in a statement, alum rock district superintendent hilari bauer said that quote "...todays negative political climate at the national level continues to poison classrooms throughout our nation..' and that..."such incidents represent teachable moments to educate our classrooms on the importance of respecting diversity...."brittney rezaei/caira district spokesman said that it's investigation has concluded and that disciplinary action has been taken although no details were given. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (robin)(robin)(robin) moving on to the east bay. the oakland unified school di

picture janet yellen will be replaced by jerome powell paul vice chair stanley fischer has also announced his retirement. qatar airways has border nearly ten percent s stake n hongng konong struggling flagagship cararrier cathay pacific. six hundred sixty two million dollar deal comes after cuts are backed away from a similar plan to buy shares in american airlines. has objections from a number of us airline companies. the parent company o of retailerers zara is creatina hardship funund forororkers and externana factor inn turkey. who reportedly went unpaid for three months? choppers in istanbul have found messages in the pockets of new garments reading i make this item but didn't get paid for it. they reportedly referring to manufacture bravo which may close for zara and otherer chains before shutting down suddenly. into sex it was working to find a solution for all those impacted. earlier this year the city of paris decided to cancel the annual christmas market that lines the shoals lee's a because of the poor quality of merchandise and stalls. organism upset compu wass known as the kin

made public the financial markets will be watching more closely for any attempt at manipulation alan fischer washington. the u.s. has joined the u.n. and more than twenty aid groups to appeal to saudi arabia to end its blockade of yemen humanitarian groups wound up more than twenty million people are in need of food and fuel prices rise drastically they warn that mass starvation could be weeks away hannah hooks. it's difficult to understand that this is what humans can do to each other. millions of people face famine and they're in desperate need of urgent humanitarian assistance. now the u.s. has backed aid agencies in calling for more to be done to alleviate the situation we've seen tremendous few food shortages in yemen we've talked about how this is really a manmade situation there the announcement that the ports were being closed down or limited in terms of some of the supplies is an area that's of concern to us because the yemeni people are not the ones at fault for their situation we would like to see food aid medical equipment and all of that be able to brought be brought in to the p

are speaking out to change that culture change the climate and ultimately to change the future alan fischer al-jazeera washington the c.e.o. of online taxi service says the company failed to disclose a massive security breach in twenty sixteen hackers stole personal information like names e-mail addresses and phone numbers so about fifty seven million customers the thieves also took the license numbers of six hundred thousand new drivers it's being reported that paid the hackers one hundred thousand dollars to keep the breach secret now the partridge family star david cassidy has died at the age of sixty seven nine hundred seventy s. teen idol said early this year that he was struggling with dementia and was ending his fifty year career cassady had been hospitalized for several days with kidney and liver say. top stories here on al-jazeera zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has resigned as the country's leader after thirty seven years in power the new spock scenes of jubilation around the country with large crowds filling the streets in celebration . yes. we are here. we have been you know.

changing the name they insist would be a first step that would be something we could celebrate alan fischer al-jazeera at the home of the washington redskins and you can find that much more in everything we've been covering on our website there it is the address al jazeera dot com and the top story there a story we've been following since august the who've had to escape in march and are now in bangladesh. now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera families of forty four crewmembers of a missing submarine are furious at the hour arjen time government as fears grow over their fate argentina's navy has announced that a possible explosion was heard near the last known location of the a r a san juan where but its whereabouts are still unknown there have been emotional scenes at the more than planned the naval base where relatives of the san juan who are gathering in accuse the government of deliberately keeping them in the dark and letting the crew operate a submarine that was to. know the submarine wasn't found but they say it's three thousand made his beloit so annoyed they don't tell you

for five years and is now set for one of the biggest jobs the most heated and global finance alan fischer washington. syrian army and its allies fighters have pushed isola to its last pockets in the eastern city of theirs or. its isis last remaining a syrian stronghold and the capital of an oil rich province bordering iraq the military campaign to recapture that has all began in september when the army managed to break its three a long siege on the city and its residents venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he plans to renegotiate all future foreign debt payments with banks and investors it's in response to financial sanctions imposed by the trump administration the country has sunk into a deep recession following the collapse in oil prices it's been struggling to deal with shortages of basic products such as food and medicine and latin american analysts he says venezuela's defaulting on its debts is inevitable. and it hasn't paid those eight hundred million dollars that have already come due and tonight it was a principle payment or at least the evidence on a lot of company owes a pr

made public the financial markets will be watching more closely for any attempted manipulation alan fischer washington. the syrian army now says it's in control of the eastern city of alba after i suffices left the area the border city was one of the last remaining pockets of the armed groups territory in syria some of inge of aid has more now from gaziantep on the turkish syrian border. these are syrian in iraq the fighters from iran backed shia militias celebrating the defeat devices in amman the city was the last stronghold on the syrian side of the self declared islamic state the syrian military claimed victory but with the acknowledgement of help from its partners the depleted army of president bashar al assad has only been able to make gains with military assistance from russia and iran. units from syrian forces in cooperation with allies liberated the city of alba come out in the suburb of dare is the last i saw stronghold in the eastern region this is a strategic achievement is also a starting point for the elimination of the remaining terrorist organizations in all the different ti

tweets it's surprising this president has spent as much time in the clubhouse as the white house alan fischer al jazeera. the top stories on al-jazeera egypt launched a military campaign in sinai after turn to the thirty five people killed in an attack on a mosque on friday prison the fact that r.c.c. has promised to respond with what he calls a brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mosque and attackers then fired on worshippers as they fled turkey says the u.s. has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish wife e.g. fighters in northern syria the white house later said it would make adjustments to its policy of arming its allies in syria and considers the wipe e.g. a terrorist group some avenge of aid has more from the turkish city of guys in top near the syrian border there has been clarifications and then and then war afterwards what the turkish media as we know as a promise to end support for the way that is arming them has not been the case in both the statement from the president read it to you or to the guns office as well as the white house it is very carefully worded a statement

governor for five years and is now set for one of the biggest jobs the moshing to on global finance alan fischer al-jazeera washington and watching out there are still to come we sit down with the un's refugee chief to talk about the crisis and man mark as the urges the security council to act. i'm not finished make this fake news my jewish fake news it was a totally phony issue that fake news we don't want to downtown favorite phrases and they know what. they. hell are you may still be disappointed with the weather in melbourne that all the weather in australia now is so high you're on the bite stretching through victoria to a.c.t then back towards perth north of that looks quite quiet attempts actually don't quite reflect that twenty three and purses reason we wore thirty three in alice springs and that's a feed that keeps the south warm until you get down here here we've got a much more of a cold fetch only fifteen in melbourne so sydney's much better i'm not sure the want for less to come back to melbourne either it stays about the same facts anything it invades sydney dropping down to ninet

tweets it's surprising this president has spent as much time in the clubhouse as the white house alan fischer al jazeera. this is. these are the top stories egypt launched a military campaign in the sinai after two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president of the fattal sees his promise to respond with what he calls brutal force a bomb was detonated in the mosque and the attackers then fired on worshippers as they fled take he says the u.s. has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish why fiji fighters in northern syria the white house later said it would make adjustments to its policy of arming its allies in syria and korea considers the y p g a terrorist group. bangladesh and me and my i have agreed to ask for un assistance in the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of the muslims rights groups have insisted on outside monitors to safeguard the return of the to me in march but the un has expressed concern about the process the repatriation is due to start in two months. the return is will be taken to their original lands or wherever they want t

are speaking out to change that culture change the climate and ultimately to change the future alan fischer al-jazeera washington. the singer and actor david cassidy has died at age sixty seven. cassidy's career and five decades after he became well known for his role in the one nine hundred seventy s. show the partridge family he died in hospital from kidney and liver failure. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now prime minister sadly the is back in lebanon to exhaust or announcing his shock resignation while in saudi arabia he's attending independence day celebrations in beirut later expected to meet president michel aoun. has more from beirut this is going to be crucial. to commemorate the. we have no indication whatsoever about. the next move. after an all night party it's quiet again on zimbabwe's streets after president robert mugabe announced he was stepping down people are now awaiting the return of emerson and. he's due to fly back to zimbabwe in the coming hours he's expected to be sworn in as the new leader. the un's accusing north korea of violat

maimona berta is a special education teacher here at fischer middle school in the alum rock union schoole has reportedly filed a formal complaint and a grievance against the district. the complaintis said to detail several occasions when she was allegedly the object of derogatory slurs and other anti-muslim hate speech by students. civil rights attorney brittney rezaei says such incidents are on the rise at schools across the country. sotbrittney rezaei/council on american islamic relations in a statement, alum rock district superintendent hilari bauer said that quote "...todays negative political climate at the national level continues to poison classrooms throughout our nation..' and that..."such incidents represent teachable moments to educate our classrooms on the importance of respecting diversity...."brittney rezaei/caira district spokesman said that it's investigation has concluded and that disciplinary action has been taken although no details were given. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( steve ) ( steve ) (ááá2-shotááá) and a gym owner in martinez has been accused of lewd a

made public the financial markets will be watching more closely for any attempt at manipulation alan fischer washington. we got a lot more to come here it. was. space in the supreme court orders the really film bale of the castle and speakers. and we look at the ongoing struggle of a group of hong kong villages. and hungry property developers. through trying to rape. victims and if any should be going to live. hello it's been snowing in northern spain the cold air has got that far science and it still blowing from the north of the clouds dissipate now and i think we're cutting off the supply of coal now this two very obvious areas of cloud that one strung across northern europe and the low down here in the west and net that that is the ones producing rain slow moving storms of italy in northwest africa the other one fairly windy cloudy affair to say cut off the supply of coals seven reason back up to about twelve in london berlin still hanging around single figures is nothing particularly warm dieties just not the children be the last couple of days and by this time still the knolls a breeze

government to register as a foreign agent but the network says it will challenge the issue in court alan fischer reports. r.t. has been broadcast around the world since two thousand and five initially calling itself russia today it says it presents an alternative view of the world away from western centric networks of politicians in the u.s. claim it traffics in conspiracy theories and works as a propaganda arm of the kremlin after being accused of influencing the last presidential election it's been forced to register as a foreign agent under a pre world war two a law that worked to block poor nazi propaganda channel will now have to file by annual reports to the us government flag it's backing from the russians and it was the suitable to use me just imagine you work in media and you should sign anything you do with foreign agent or produced by a foreign agent how does it feel for any media for interviews that you do to be declared to the institutions and ministries this can't be called working these conditions are aimed at destroying us as mass media the state department has said in the past t

to register as for need alan fischer washington sterling m.p.'s have been given three weeks to prove they're not also citizens of other countries following a crisis that's led to the government losing its majority in recent weeks m.p.'s from several parties have been forced to resign as a strenuous constitutional bans people holding deal nationality from sitting in parliament andrew thomas has more from seventy. this is australian prime minister malcolm turnbull's attempt to put an end to all can only be described as the jewel citizenships song that is completely dominated australian politics for the last few weeks it was last month of course in australia's highest court threw out by even entertain us from parliament for being jewel citizens even though they claim they didn't realise they were the high court interpreted the constitution in a very strict way since then other m.p.'s are revealed that their parents or grandparents were born in other countries and have stood down from parliament because they also think that they might be citizens wel