it has reached greek want has their own so children of all the police are trying to avert a disaster but the refugees surrounded by police boats become panic stricken down with the sec calls for the treacherous cliffs. you know holding up their children. it's partly dangerous for them to land. that they're not stopping. for those that their mother tell them were german yes they should stop the boat it's not simple stop the balkans i'm falcon's i don't want any it's i should stop you know he's going to i'm not going. for the refugees it's hard to tell exactly which coast guard bed dealing with. they will stop but they aren't dangerous they come to the cliffs. that you're caught. off and. we walk away you know we are on. last night you're on. not. enough to stop it's getting too shallow. many refugees can't swim and i can see the cliffs in the dark the police officers don't understand why and shouting. but what happens when they when they are. on the rocks and say i'm barking ok we're just going and watch them you know i cannot go and you close up to the goals and does the work i know

funds to expand the camps and improve conditions most greek island as opposed to get.and more permanent facilities they don't see why they should shoulder the e.u.'s refugee problem alone his local man no longer believes the relocation system will be implemented. the islands of the northern jian cannot stand anymore to have hotspots because accommodation fastbreak which is a condition said qualities doctors administration cost guard policeman i think that some member states are covered there's no marks behind the situation and not accepting if you g.'s not fulfilling their grim and at the will sign. a straight just over a kilometer wide separates the greek island some hours from turkey in twenty sixteen the turkish coast guard intercepted almost forty thousand refugees and took them back to turkey part of the deal between brussels and ankara i want to find out how refugees are being treated in turkish camps. i'm given access to a facility that chancellor merkel visited a model camp funded by the e.u. but i'm not allowed to speak freely to the refugees instead the turki

thousand refugees and migrants crossed into europe mostly by the mechitza rainier to italy but the greek islands also saw new arrivals their struggles were prepared for anything as nothing's changed here more than three thousand people died trying to make it the others ended up in so-called reception scientists his decision and we feel like animals are not human there is no earth it's an increase cannot cope with the influx of refugees you is also at a loss. of speed the there is no notion that this is a joint european responsibility does an open issue you shouldn't provide cash it needs internal struggles instead the e.u. is making controversial deals with third party states like you in the heads of government are trying to seal off the european union to stop if possible any refugees reaching the e.u. one. europe is divided over how to deal with the crisis now force us to the idea of solidarity remains a difficult issue as to why can't the e.u. get the refugee crisis under control. on the greek island of samar side join frank rockety and his team from the german federal police have been

on the greek island of samar side join frank rockety and his team from the german federal police have been patrolling the waters between greece and turkey for the european border agency frontex and when it comes to it saving lives. here. what are you expecting when you set off fifteen and we're prepared for anything this is nothing's changed here the still people smuggling and migrant boats arriving as we see it all. frank rockety switches off the light so people smugglers can spot his vessel the greek liaison officer is also on board a radio message comes in almost right away that. works better for her passport right. back. maybe this is a turkish coast guard with are operating close to border and picking up some migrants. with fellow we are on the way. charlie we have to assist their soya they have a boat with migrants and need our help. p.s. saw it as a ship manned by portuguese police also working for frontex and we've just had a call to say that the portuguese patrol boat which is also part of the operation here has discovered a boat with migrants somehow the turkish coast guard

the twenty fifth more than thirty homes of migrant laborers have been the target of violence in the greek city of us those behind the attacks are believed to be members of the neo fascist political party golden dawn the group has grown in popularity over the years thanks to their rhetoric and their ability to use the national resentment over greece's financial crisis and two hundred sixteen the government established an official office for complaints of fascism and violence but activists say there's been a little help so here to help us talk about this. he's in athens city counselor and the national coordinator of her that's an anti-fascist organization dedicated to fighting racism you know who's the president of the greek forum on refugees tina's stuff in that she's a human rights lawyer and assistant coordinator at the racist violence recording network out in cyprus and told us al lead us he's an associate professor of political science at the university of cyprus is also coming to working on a book about the rise of golden dawn it's good to see you everybody wish it was under better ci

was ania's a greek writer of the second century a.d. left a description of the temple building was begun in four twenty b.c. it was in the dark style and stood three steps above ground level a little of the pediment freeness has survived the freeze may have looked like this a battle scene. atop the temple stood a statue of nike the victory goddess thanks to computer animation we can now enter a reconstruction of the temple. and i am. the wooden doll was adorned with ivory and go. as was the statue of a split piece sculpted by stressing midis of paros showing the god with the sacred simple and the goat heads don't. feel. i have. let this go on from the temple to the from us. beneath this wonderful second. building there were three interlinked rings of war spy collaboration. no one can say what purpose the building sent. some to rain indwelling of the sacred sentence perhaps. did the priests of the scrappiness descend with the sick into the labyrinth to the underworld and leave the natty discover the secret of recovery themselves. we shal

that's the anti migrant attack surging in paris and we got this response to that tweet nick says greeks don't have the basic needs to survive do you think that we care about them he goes on to say i'm a young nineteen year old greek unemployment is at fifty percent for the. people and i don't have a future i'm always anxious about how i'm going to survive when i hear refugees complaining about their basic needs i'm really sorry but i don't care about them i can't explain it any better than that petros can you talk to us about some of the attitudes that are still similar to nixon perhaps similar to the police officers that eunice was talking about. the gridley actions are just mission before it's a tiny minority in this country when the in two thousand and sixteen more than one million if you just came in greece. from the eyes and eighty five percent of the population was supporting the fujis in fifty five percent of the population just gave something the op and the house give support with clothes and. the movement here in greece really fought for opening the border and given human condi

that's an anti-fascist organization dedicated to fighting racism you know who's the president of the greek forum on refugees. she's a human rights lawyer assistant coordinator at the racist violence recording network out in cyprus and told us al lead us he's an associate professor of political science at the university of cyprus is also coming to working on a book about the rise of golden dawn it's good to see you everybody wish it was under better circumstances i want to show you a picture audience and guests as well this is ashfaq the mom of that he was one of two migrant laborers he was attacked and this was by the end of last year it was the end of last year we're going to a little bit closer you can see. some of his wounds and another attack here you know when you see this when you see these attacks can you relate this is resonate with you is this part of what you're trying to preventing greece. ok when i see these pictures and they are liddy have a file of. tens of pictures like this that i myself i have witnessed and i have shoot at them and they mean my still also i have been with

side and i can with part of it dedicated they saw the greek military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and it started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't helped him he would have drowned. is this syrian actually got a cross walk miles to a village before being stopped at a row checkpoint kid in thought and they said you're arab and you look like you're going to go to europe they looked around our whole group of nine and took us all off the bus they didn't beat us up but they took us back to the river of buses in a boat back to the turkish military police and. all of those things are illegal under international law increasingly it looks like europe has given up worrying about such things. the european commission more grief and pushback were legal as long ago in two thousand and thirteen but since then greece itself hungary bulgaria slovenia all built fences to keep refugees out and many other countries simply close their borders and the european commission did absolutely noth

i'm lawrence lee with the second of all reports on the overall three where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into turkey. yemen's government has accused southern separatists of an attempted coup after they took over its headquarters in fierce clashes in the city of aden at least ten people have been killed one hundred others wounded that man airport was also shut down the government has called on arab countries to intervene well the separatists want control of yemen's southern region which was an independent country up until the one nine hundred ninety the civil war has already torn the country apart after who the rebels seized control of the capital sanaa in two thousand and fourteen president how these government was forced to move to aden in the south adding to that tension the united arab emirates is arming southern separate his fighters this fight the fact that the u.a.e. is actually part of the saudi led coalition that is helping president hadi battle the who these are some of the reports. yemen's prim

i'm lawrence lee with the second of all reports from the every three where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into turkey. yemen's prime minister has accused secessionists backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup after they took over the government's headquarters in the. of aden at least ten people have been killed and one hundred others wounded in the worst fighting yet between secessionists and yemen's government the separatists want control of yemen southern region which was an independent country until one thousand nine hundred ninety the civil war has already torn the country apart who the rebels seized control of the capital sanaa in two thousand and fourteen president abdullah gul months or hobbies government was forced to move to aid in the south adding to the tension the u.a.e. is arming secessionist fighters despite being part of the saudi that coalition that's helping president hadi battled the whole thiis. has this report on the fighting in aden. yemen's prime minister says secessio

lawrence lee with the second of all reports from the overall river where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into turkey. welcome back now everyone loves pictures of pandas in the snow and that's what i'm going to deliver for you but we've had some quite cold air across southern eastern parts of china the shots come from shanghainese to where temperatures usually not but loads of give snow that's why the panda seems so excited about it the cold has penetrated even further south hong kong temperatures should be what about seventeen or eighteen degrees at this time of the year here are looking at highs of just eleven degrees in shanghai there might some of to the cold air is pushed all the way into indochina with high noise there just twelve degrees part of the some trestle as well quite miserable conditions it's going to stay pretty cool here to hong kong still stopping shanghai though eventually seen some slightly warmer creeping in so we head across into south asia where the conditions here looking largely

lawrence lee with the second of all reports from the ever off river where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into turkey. to begin in ethiopia where leaders from fifty five african union nations are meeting for the organizations and the old summit corruption conflict and funding for the a us some of the issues which are high on the agenda palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is also attending and is expected to seek the a use support on the palestinian issue and it added reports from at his other book . they come together from all over the continent in the city that give birth to the concept of african unity the issue of independent financing for the african union and white out informal the organization large and tackling corruption in africa will also dominate discussions here but it's tough to be skeptical lou list can you sit in with say that again who goes where is it going to help those who are in this to it's in this what good reading here they can hours until. the african union will name pris

protests the arrival of the greek patriotic orthodox christmas celebrations accusing him of the trail. and welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha the qur'an i'm still ahead. if i weren't involved they would be talking about literature a. u.s. president takes credit for the upcoming talks between north and south korea. surviving the war but will they survive the cold winter a plea for help from syria's and totally displaced and looking to renew their alliance german chancellor angela merkel is set to open a new round of colonization talks in a bit to form a government. protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem have overshadowed orthodox christmas celebrations there edge say of church lad as ready spot the tense scene says muhammad reports from bethlehem. the protests were unprecedented in a display of anger toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied west bank behind all this recent news reports alleging the patriarch has been

palestinians protest the arrival of the greek patriarch at the doc's christmas celebrations accusing him of betrayal. and welcome to. headquarters in doha with a problem also ahead. if i weren't involved they would be talking about the literature of the us president takes credit for the upcoming talks between north and south korea surviving the war but will they survive the cold wet one to a plea for help from syria's internally displaced and toughest challenge the nine thousand kilometer. under way and. protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem have overshadowed orthodox christmas celebrations they allege sale of church lead to israeli spock's ten scenes as muhammad explains from bethlehem. the protests were unprecedented in a display of anger toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied west bank behind all this recent news reports alleging the patriarch has been involved in property sales to foreign tax havens and those properties may end u

the rest of the alissa family is stuck in the northern greek city of thessaloniki despite permission from german authorities they haven't been able to travel to cologne their case seems to be stalled in greek bureaucracy. it's so hard that so far away i wish i could give them a hug. for the family going back to syria is unthinkable even once the war ends one of five sons was shot dead in aleppo he was twenty two years old. i still dream about him all the time. in the last one he laid his head on my lap and i stroked his legs i told the military men that i missed him. the other children try to keep their parents spirits up eighteen year old amar goes to school in thessaloniki but she's taught herself to speak german in hopes of joining her brothers in cologne and studying further she's tired of living in limbo. i know what it is in and. it's been two years since i've seen my brothers and all of us my siblings it's such a long time but i don't miss it so. in cologne the two brothers have to be patient along with their parents some forty five hundred other refugees are waiting to join t

palestinians protest the arrival of the greek patriarch of orthodox christmas celebrations accusing him of betrayal. watching al-jazeera i'm so whole robin live in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes. if i weren't involved they wouldn't be talking about olympics right now u.s. president donald trump credits absolve for the upcoming talks between north and south korea. also new arrests in the kingdom of saudi arabia eleven princes are detained after a rare show of protest at a palace in riyadh. also surviving the war but will they survive the cold wet winter a plea for help from syria's internally displaced. doctors are good to have you with us protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem of overshadowed all the docs christmas celebrations the alleged sale of church to israelis has sparked ted seems as well have a judge judy explains from bethlehem. the protests were unprecedented in a display of an. toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied

is one of thousands of greeks who fear they will lose their homes because they haven't got enough work income the new law allows banks to foreclose on his properties and auction them off online instead of going through the law courts protests like this one will no longer have any effect in deterring auctions and banks plan to sell off thirteen billion dollars worth of property this year and next this form a series of politicians says the government is allowing banks to profit from taxpayers. banks about to like. three times the last time cost the taxpayer forty billion euros is compensated banks to seventy to eighty percent of their non-performing loans so these loans should have been written off but it's not just the banks that are being given the green light to seize. property the state will also claim it earlier allstars the laws have already given the greek taxman the power to draw all but a few hundred euros from tax debtors bank accounts the new law will also allow the government to sell their homes online for tax debt of as little as six hundred dollars and cities as new law is

side and i can put part of it dedicated they saw the greek military they threw themselves back into the dinghy and started going back but the greeks shot three bullets into the dinghy and started to sink one of them didn't know how to swim if his friend hadn't helped him he would have drowned out this syrian actually got across walked miles to a village before being stopped at a row checkpoint kid in thought they said you're arab and you look like you're going to go to europe they looked around our whole group of nine and took us all off the bus they didn't beat us up but they took us back to the river of buses in a boat back to the turkish military police and. all of those things are illegal under international law increasingly though it looks like europe has given up worrying about such things. the european commission warned grief and push backs were legal as long ago in two thousand and thirteen but since then greece itself hungary bulgaria slovenia all built fences to keep refugees out and many other countries simply closed their borders and the european commission did absolutel

the international front here traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through forests on the greek side as lawrence lee reports now from western turkey thousands all willing to risk their lives doing it is jungle isn't well load is a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based. in the central districts of people from all kinds of places. fast so there are a trail sri lanka pakistan. may be able to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time. all the refugees are tried the same thing how the deal is done in the nearby coffee houses smugglers charge up to two thousand dollars. and one day turns tonight some of those smugglers will tell you just how big the trade is. we do three trips a week there are others working too and there's a trip every day in istanbul there are more than fifty smugglers we take forty fifty sixty people a week it depends on time we took seventy five people in one trip these two who are kurdish and syrian former refugees used to smuggle people across the aegean sea to th

angry scenes in bethlehem as palestinians protest against the greek orthodox patriarch accusing him of selling church land to his ratings. and good news from nasa the hole in the ozone layer is getting smaller thanks to the global ban on c.f.c. chemicals. president trump has rejected accusations that he is mentally unfit for office describing himself in a tweet as a stable genius it follows the publication of a book that questions his ability to do his job and claims his staff view him as a child michael wolff book went on sale on friday four days early despite threats of legal action from trump's law is the president has described fire and fury inside the white house as full of lies misrepresentations and sources that don't exist he insists he never even spoke to wolf the author to nice president meanwhile is telling his focus to keep pharmacies as humans congressional leaders at camp david infrastructure and welfare reform are expected to be on the agenda as well as immigration the troubled ministration plans to ask congress for eighteen billion dollars to build a security wall along

the scenes in bethlehem as palestinians protest against the greek orthodox patriarch accusing him of sending church law into israel. and that some good news from the hole in the ozone layer is getting smaller thanks to the global ban on c.b.c. and the cold. so the president trump has rejected accusations that he is mentally unfit for office describing himself in a tweet as a stable genius responding to criticism in a newly published book that comes down to his ability to do his job he posted actually throughout my life my two greatest assets have been my mental stability and being like really smart i went from a very successful businessman to top t.v. star to president of the united states i think that would qualify as not smarts but genius and a very stable genius at that. well speaking to media directly mr trumpets again insisted that he's the right man to lead the u.s. and strongly criticized the book's author. i consider it a work of fiction and i think it's a disgrace that somebody is able to have something do something like that the libel laws are very weak in this country if t

the concept of demons which in the greek hero were neither good nor bad the morning or demons were only intermediaries between the dead is and humanity in christianity they are eco defined as unclean spirits the new testament teaches us that they are the repudiated and resentful gods of the greeks for rick give us and then i'm delighted to get at a christian. instead of adopting the pictorial world of antiquity christianity chose to take a detour through demonic beings which took on an idealized human form copied from the n.t. god's angels are based on models taken from antiquity and the babylonian demons even their name reflects these roots anger loss is greek for messenger and the chair of bears a resemblance to the early demons. certain uses is the pseudo dionysius is the ideal author because he imagines the angels heaven as a world organized according to three sets of three it's made up of spheres nested in each other until they reach the highest mystery who's gotten it got. one from the same person again and from this highest mystery received only as a sea of light divine glory is

taken from antiquity and the babylonian demons even their name reflects these roots anger loss is greek for messenger and the chair of bears a resemblance to the early demons. certain uses is the pseudo dionysius is the ideal author because he imagines the angels heaven as a world organized according to three sets of three it's made up of spheres nested in each other until they reach the highest mystery who's caught him is that he got . one from decent person again and from this highest mystery received only as a sea of light divine glory is radiated to the world below so now it consists not just of visible light but also of the knowledge of who god actually is this is based on the first level of angels the seris from them to the cherubs who pass it on via an almost visible spiritual connection to the throne of the political masters in south side and so vital. and thus the portrayal of angels in the late middle ages is above all an indication of the primary thing communicated by christian images order. the successfully through one of these or reflections on. jensen how can i portray god

the protests were unprecedented in a display of anger toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied west bank behind all this recent news reports alleging the patriarch has been involved in property sales to foreign tax havens and those properties may end up in the hands of israeli businesses. protesters believe the allegations and say it will make it harder for palestinians to establish their own state but the live now to mount a clear and simple we want the patriarch to resign we want to reform the patriarchate and to sign a legal committee to evaluate the situation representatives of the greek orthodox church of jerusalem deny the allegations and the handle of the snow if we did not as they claim to sell our lands to the israeli occupation those are old deals the patriarch wants to rectify clarify because all those old deals are detrimental to the rights of the patriarch eight and its congregation while this is not the first time the church has been accused of

two who are kurdish and syrian former refugees used to smuggle people across the aegean sea to the greek islands but not anymore this is much better. so a lot of course the waves are too big in the sea we have worked there and it's too dangerous it was difficult at the laundromat is easier the river border is one hundred fifty kilometers long this vast nothingness might feel safer to the traffickers than the sea but it's still hugely dangerous on the greek side they're a forest of mountains the refugees call the jungle their wild boar and wolves up there being eaten is a genuine concern. the smugglers drive the refugees to tiny depopulated villages where they hide out in abandoned buildings. that the farmer said the army had captured refugees each of the last two days this man tried it and failed his face hidden as he was still in fear of the smugglers muffy though it's like nothing exist here in total darkness you might be attacked by wild animals in the forest anything you can imagine could happen to you it makes you paranoid we weren't allowed to put any lights on we were following th

and the greek fans were already waiting. the venue was the new combatants amphitheater the stage for the first open air m.t.v. unplugged concerts and the scorpions invited some guest musicians to join them. to understand the hottest water from the hamburg band revolver health the first thing he said was i grew up with your music rock you like a hurricane is one of my favorite tracks and the song i'd most like to sing with you. it is. also on hand the singer of norwegian pop group aha marchin market. modern vinyl morton was one of the first to agree to the project. so he chose wind of change change and i think it turned into a very nice and usual version because he has a unique voice so it was just about. you meet in june. last year earlier the band had been ready to retire but there was no talk of that anymore you just thought life and we're starting over again. the project was like a fresh shot of energy the fans' reaction to the afghans a crucifix set was so positive that the musicians decided to take it on a european to w

he reports on his talks with the greek authorities.t have much encouraging news. >> if the situation goes on like this, it won't take long before we have physical confrontation. up to now we've tolerated the looting of people's assets and it's fortunate that things haven't become violent. but it is only a question of time before this happens. >> ahmed al majeed fled from the violence in his iraqi homeland. he doesn't want to be equated with lawbreakers. he just wants to leave lesbos. but, right now, boarding a ferry to athens is something he can only dream of. >> i waiting, like other other refugees. they've been waiting here for eight months ago. they don't let us travel. so, so we are planning to escape from this island. >> he's still thinking about it, but others are making concrete plans. every evening people try to get through the fence and reach the ferry unnoticed. for many it's the only way to leave the greek island, which has become their prison. [ships horn] michelle: when we think of democracy in the eu, we think of the elec

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french, greeks and italians. brexiteers to stop fixating on the second world war. it for the papers tonight. plenty to talk about. let's start with the metro. with the metro. headline, what do you make of it, david? david? well, these are dire times indeed for our prime minister. indeed for our prime minister. don't think there's much doubt about that. that. are leaving, we don't have to offer you anything. dire times indeed. we move on to buzzfeed, this is potentially explosive. potentially explosive. this is a huge story. huge story. kudos to them for breaking it. breaking it. the most striking line, you take out... you take out... analysis, they've got their hands on it. it. one of the government's own brexit analysis. it does finally exist. exactly. we have been told maybe it does or doesn't. exactly. assessment due to be shown to cabinet this week. it says? no scenario that does not leave the country worse off. country worse off. scariest part of the story, the whole story. whole story. scenario leaves the country still a lower growth by 2%. lower growth by 2%

i'm lawrence lee with a second of all reports on the every river where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into turkey. and also had the father of flat pack furniture dies at the age of ninety one we look back on the legacy of the man who started the retail revolution. i'm a motion is running high for roger federer is in makes history of history an open and he's going to have all the details of the sport. russian opposition leader alexina volleys being released from custody without charge after he was arrested during an anti-government rally in moscow more than two hundred fifty others were also detained for taking part in protests across the country calling for a boycott of the presidential election in march rory challenge reports. it's become a familiar routine for novell the demonstration days while supporters in moscow and st petersburg slept in russia's eastern time zones they were already protesting being arrested this footage is from the siberian city of came out of a. and in the capitol police move

now during that we must mention that we did speak to representatives from the greek orthodox patriarch it in jerusalem and they stated to us that these reports were inaccurate they deny the allegations that have been going around in israeli media they say that really what's been happening is that the greek orthodox patriarch it has been trying to renegotiate change deals that were made in the past that were to the detriment of members of their congregation mohamed i'm joe reporting from bethlehem thank you. there are u.n. security council has held a special session on the recent protests in iran with the u.s. accusing to iran of stifling the voice of its people other members objected to the meeting insisting the council wasn't the place for the scuffs the country's internal affairs mike hanna reports from the united nations there was animated debate in the council chamber before the discussions began their members taken aback by the lack of notice from the u.s. in calling for this public debate the u.s. ambassador adamant that it was essential iran be called to account if the founding

you deal with yanez -- the greek freak. he played well today. nick young played well to beat the buzzer. it is good. the warriors take a nine point lead. young had eight points off the bench. kevin durant -- throwing it down. kevin durant 26 points. steve kerr relaxed and happy. they led by 14 at the half. the warriors got sloppy in the third. a turnover print the greek freak on the loose. seven rebounds. steve kerr mad. warriors outscored by 15 in the third. drain migraine keeps them closed. there is the dagger. kevin durant to dream on who hits the three-pointer. dream on 21 points and 10 rebounds. warriors outscored the bucs 28- 12. 11 straight road game. 108-94.>>> when stanford plays washington state and women's college basketball it is a sure thing. stanford never lost to the cougars. 2nd quarter williams wide open in the corner. she knocks down the three. 27-9. this was never a ballgame. williams again on the fast break. close by for the easy layup. stanford 70-57. they improved to 63-0.>>> cala women hosting washington tonight. fast forw

palestinians protest against the arrival of the greek patriarch and all the dots christmas celebrations accusing him off the trail . hello and welcome back we're going to see some quite snowy weather conditions across parts of the peninsula over next twenty four hours in a big area of low pressure here which is going to give some to stow weather some really strong winds blowing in across about the eric audience already for a some parts of spain some wet weather central areas seen some heavy snow fall in other parts here weather conditions somewhat quieter especially across southeastern areas where it should remain largely draw and fine ten degrees and ankara sixteen in athens northern areas on the chilly side there temperatures around freezing only five in london but still the low pressure center sitting there in the western part of the mediterranean you also have an influence on the other side of the mediterranean with some snow over the atlas mountains and some rain for low levels of morocco the same really goes for algeria and eventually to this is that low pressure moves further tow

i'm lawrence lee with a second of all reports from the river where refugees have accused the greek police of using violence and intimidation to illegally push them back over the river into to. yemen's prime minister has accused the session it's backed by the united arab emirates of an attempted coup after they took over the government's headquarters in the city of aden at least ten people have been killed and one hundred others wounded in the worst fighting yet between secessionists and yemen's government this is specialist won control of yemen's southern region which was an independent country until nine hundred ninety the civil war has already torn the country apart the rebels seized control of the capital sanaa in twenty fourteen president months old coyote's government was forced to move to aden in the south adding to the tension the u.a.e. is arming secessionist fighters despite being part of the saudi led coalition that's helping president hadi battle the hooty. there is no difference between the these and anyone else who rebels against a legitimate government no matter who they are

palestinians protest the arrival of the greek patriarch for orthodox christmas celebrations accusing him of betrayal. if i weren't involved they wouldn't be talking about olympics right now u.s. president donald trump credits himself for the upcoming talks between north and south korea. also new arrests in the kingdom of saudi arabia eleven princes are detained after a rare protest at a palace in riyadh. here. plus millions of all the docs christians celebrate christmas across the globe. good to have you with us on the news our protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem have overshadowed all the doc's christmas celebrations property sales well what sparked the tense scenes as mohammed june explains from bethlehem. the protests were unprecedented in a display of anger toward the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem demonstrators attacked the convoy of the office the third as it made its way to bethlehem's manger square in the occupied west bank behind all this recent news reports alleging the patriarch has been involved in property sales to foreign tax havens and thos

from the greek capital. alexandrov work as a translator of german dried up six years ago she couldn't pay her five hundred dollars monthly mortgage and nearly lost her house the reason she isn't homeless is that she now rents out her for repugnant and uses the proceeds to pay the bank but she still has a lot of debt she cannot pay off. my original critic of three or four thousand euros shot up to ten thousand and today is around for. forty thousand in the interest was highway robbery i recently asked the bank to write some of it off but they refused and. buffalo is one of thousands of greeks who fear they will lose their homes because they haven't got enough work income the new law allows banks to foreclose on his properties and auction them off online instead of going through the law courts protests like this one will no longer have any effect in deterring auctions and banks plan to sell off thirteen billion dollars worth of property this year and next this form a series of politicians says the government i

northern border with turkey have told al-jazeera they'd been threatened then forced to go back by greek police in violation of international law they say it happened near the everest river which flows from more than one hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea the police have denied the allegations lawrence lee reports now from northern greece. from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating river ease the greece turkey border more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is. even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions and forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with frontex the european union border agency. this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister. at the police came up to us in the boat they told us you can't cross and they made us turn around these two tra

the reason for that is the fact that there have been calls by groups to boycott the arrival of the greek orthodox patriarch the awfulness the third because there is growing anger among palestinian christians about allegations that have been made in israeli media outlets that the greek orthodox patriarch has been involved in selling properties or selling lands to foreign tax havens and in those reports it's also been alleged that some of the buyers may end up being israeli businesses that's one reason why there are fewer people here because usually the ushers that would be here to try to welcome the greek patriarch who has not yet arrived they are basically turning a cold shoulder to the patriarch now we've also spoken to the church about these allegations and they have denied the allegations they have said in fact which is going on is that the greek orthodox patriarch it has in fact been trying to rectify bad deals that were made in the past and that that's really what's going on right now now there's another reason why there is such a dampened sense of enthusiasm and that's because of t