pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif has been freed from prison on bail he is now about high court ordered shareef his daughter and son in law to be released until their appeal against a corruption conviction can be had and will they would deficiencies in the case presented to the court which sentence them to jail in july and i had to has they system capitalism that alter the court who were digging a wash for through or not crofter the city of the hall. for him to caddy had. a son in law a captain and also do a former chief minister of the pond job and younger brother and i watched. of god now as a temporary leave by being out of gain however he by no means exonerated the district and the name of god will continue for some time until the final judgement and the ongoing. the government on the other hand saying that the court in the country of free they have proven that they are. although mr nawaz sharif party had been very critical of the country. the government information minister today that it was evident that the country. free and fair. one of pakistan's leading politicians nawa

of the high court. for no washer. and son in law captain. at the airport from where they drove to their farmhouse on the out of the city of law. and security. taking out on the nineteen. and therefore maximum security in place now why should. a week ago he will be receiving gates for. why did not like me to give any political statement for the next few days after that. he will go to his board and try to win as many feet in the by election with you and. me date for its popularity and maybe board a problem in case they go back a number of feed. which will make the situation for the new government even more precarious because they have a coalition and it's lamb of god but legal experts also warn that the legal order still hanging over their family and he may still be found guilty in other different in which the national accountability bureau. talking finance minister is set to unveil a new plan to tackling a currency crisis as concern grows over the stability of the economy. has lost forty percent against the dollar this year a doubling of u.s.

very much for that and it's been almost a decade of petitions and protests but now the israeli high court has given the go ahead for palestinians in the occupied west bank village of qana to be forced from their homes and the buildings to be demolished it lies between israel as illegal settlements of mon ad and kufa a demand a few kilometers outside occupied east jerusalem the bedouin tribes living there were originally malls dot of the negev desert more than five decades ago israel wants to relocate them to an area next to a landfill which advocates say is against international law. that. israel is now starting a new era of destroying the villages of the palestinians but to what extent should this operation under the international cover given to israel by the united states go we are not surprised at all by the supreme court's decision we have been preparing ourselves for this difficult moment in order to stand firm against this decision and the ruling in order to object to the displacement of palestinians. or let's speak to as there is bernard smith who is in the village of qana bernard

they will launch investigations so this resist movement will continue once he is on the high court. > make any sense to me. because he will be confirmed. supreme court justice. he will be a giant waste of time. you can't get rid of a supreme court justice. you can investigate all you want, but, what's that going to do? i think it's just rhetoric to feed the left and to keep them happy right now before the election because i think kavanaugh is going to get through. i think is he going to get confirmed. these delay tactics and demands and stipulations feels like she may not testify. and if she does, we have to see what happens. you know, right now, it smacks of politics to me. ed: we appreciate your insight this morning. >> thank you. ainsley: democratic darling beto o'rourke is saying this. ainsley: new jim crow, dymon and silk. ed: michael moore made a huge promise on his movie. somebody better start packing his bags. ♪ ♪ sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help k

calls for mass protests in the democratic republic of congo as the high court upholds the exclusion of opposition politician health care from that december's poll. hello again it's good to have you back well cross parts of southern china we are looking at mostly fair conditions but that's going to change over the next few days we are going to getting more moisture more clouds what potential rain across much of the area if you look out here towards the east a lot of clouds in the forecast as we go towards thursday temperatures still into the mid thirty's for many locations but as we go towards friday a lot more rain is going to be forming in the area we do have a flow out of the northeast bring those showers into play for hong kong we do expect to see a time for there about thirty three degrees where here across india mostly activity is going to be out here towards the east in terms of the monsoon rain a lot of clouds to the north as well as over here towards parts of bangladesh as well as men mar we have that circulation over kolkata a lot of rain in the forecast there temperatures abo

back in april over what it called its clear intent to promote lesbian ism contrary to the law the high court has now changed all that. this is a form of the. web is if not legally. one of the reasons for at this. is class to set out this. sort of. ny refute you can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast could be hitting the red carpet again in favor let's tell you in holy which. some sports news now and in boxing world heavyweight champion anthony joshua is on a mission to defend his title when he takes on russia's of xander povetkin at london's wembley stadium on saturday with an unblemished professional record joshua is seen by many as the best in his weight division but the twenty eight year old is up against an opponent with a pedigree of his own. no matter the challenger anthony joshua is always boxing boxoffice his last two fights in wales sold out now a stand off on home turf in north london again

democrats and her aggressive groups are trying whatever they can to stop kavanagh from joining the high court they accuse the appeals court judge of wanting to outlaw abortion of favoring businesses over employees unions and consumers and of wanting to end overstretch and on firearms ownership democrats are also accusing republicans of trying to rush through kavanagh's confirmation for political purposes namely to protect the president donald trump the interruptions in accusations angered republicans who run the jujitsu kerry committee this is the first confirmation hearing for a supreme court justice i've seen basically according to mob rule can i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle how long you want to go on with this because i'm not going to entertain any of the motion and you're making do you want this to go on all day because i have been patient at the end of the day cavanaugh finally had a moment to speak and he addressed the question about his ability to be fair over the past twelve years i've ruled sometimes for the prosecution and sometimes for criminal defendants someti

started working on this law back in two thousand and one when we filed a petition in the delhi high court challenging section three seventy seven we had a victory in the delhi high court and then we had a serial loss when in two thousand cutting the supreme court up this section but we were very deep domain because we believe that an antiquated law off the nineteenth century that samples upon individuals dignity that the sea there that i stay very humanity can not exist in the twenty first century and it's a sheer determination and perseverance together with the energy of beauty community members in india that has led us to this city well your determination has a certainly paid off miss turner what happens now to the people who were unfortunate enough to get caught up in the legal system and face jail time will they be released and their record expunged now. the court has made a very pertinent observation saying that cases that are still pending which means either they are being tried all the even at the appellate stage which means they've been held give d. but they have appealed against

before the high court for such pains of the sentence and the high court now granting that suspension however there are still major cases against british or if two other cases in the national accountability court so while he will find. relief because he will now be a free man along with daughter and son in law who were released on bail rolled recently and for the funeral of wife maria no watch died in london. really for the cherie family but the cases against them are still in the courts and he's also on the exit control means that he can order leave the country for the moment immediate relief for. the street and is guaranteed for now at least but he still faces charges charges of the similar seriousness. absolutely there are two c.d.'s one pertaining to. another to a paper. being taken care of by the national accountability accord richard likely to announce word a. case is read in the next few weeks it is quite porous the birth of mr nawaz sharif may find some relief but maybe sentenced again by the national accountability court and the other cases that are still under way and go bac

the high court has no changed all that that this travesty did not begin with if. this is a forget the group. including the court. well this is what legally. why do we really want for at this creativity is this class to stop this question even when it gets to be. six ready to. ny or if he can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast could be hitting the red carpet to get in february this time in holy words. and it's to suck up now where bundesliga match day for continues when the runners up of the previous season play the champions as shell could take home by munich by and have won all their games so far and help the table as usual shellcode on the other hand have had a catastrophic start to the campaign now they need to deliver against the mighty bavarians. coach dramatically to desk go has a lot to discuss with his squad a poor start to the season has resulted in last year's run

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democrats and her aggressive groups are trying whatever they can to stop kavanagh from joining the high court they accuse the appeals court judge of wanting to outlaw abortion of favoring businesses over employees unions and consumers and of wanting to end overstretch and on firearms ownership democrats are also accusing republicans of trying to rush through kavanagh's confirmation for political purposes namely to protect president donald trump the interruptions and accusations angered republicans who run the jujitsu kerry committee this is the first confirmation hearing for a supreme court justice i've seen basically according to mob rule can i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle how long you want to go on with this because i'm not going to entertain any of the motion and you're making do you want this to go on all day because i have been patient at the end of the day cavanaugh finally had a moment to speak and he addressed the question about his ability to be fair. over the past twelve years i've ruled sometimes for the prosecution and sometimes for criminal defendants sometime

democrats and her aggressive groups are trying whatever they can to stop kavanagh from joining the high court they accuse the appeals court judge of wanting to outlaw abortion of favoring businesses over employees unions and consumers and of wanting to end overstretch and on firearms ownership democrats are also accusing republicans of trying to rush through kavanagh's confirmation for political purposes namely to protect the president donald trump the interruptions and accusations angered republicans who run the jujitsu kerry committee this is the first confirmation hearing for a supreme court justice i've seen basically according to mob rule can i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle how long you want to go on with this because i'm not going to entertain any of the motion and you're making do you want this to go on all day because i have been patient at the end of the day cavanaugh finally had a moment to speak and he addressed the question about his ability to be fair. over the past twelve years i've ruled sometimes for the prosecution and sometimes for criminal defendants some

the high court has no changed all that. does. not begin with. this is a forget the prophecy or course including of course. this is not legally. what the reasons for this to creativity is class the se conscience it is where it gets into the system from security to. ny roof the key can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast could be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. well it's a second now where one does liga match day for continues when the runners up of the previous season play the champions take on by munich by no one all their games so far and top of the table as usual shellcode on the other hand have had a catastrophic start of the campaign now they need to deliver against the mighty variance. coach to manacor to desk go has a lot to discuss with his squad a poor start to the season has resulted in last year's runners up sit

the high court has now changed all that. practice of the tragedy did not begin with it but i think. this is a slogan that was up to the brits at work i think in many quarters including. webb is saying it's not legally. one wearies on the court i just did it t.t. is the class will set these questions even on very big single beaks such as comes to charlie to. nairobi can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film a nation to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast should be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. and you're up to date now on your news we'll have another update for you at the top of the hour american evan stina from all of us here and for a land thanks for watching. what's coming up for the book loosely you plenty to talk about here on. the going to sleep every weekend here. we make up over but we watch as all the under thirty five we are the seven seven percent.

have welcomed the release of former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif from prison on bail but high court ordered his daughter and son in law to be freed until their appeal against corruption convictions come to. a deal between russia and turkey may have a syrian government offensive against rebel held but many in the province remain unclear on what comes next a fifteen to twenty kilometer wide demilitarized car doors to be set up to keep government troops and rebels a pause but the agreement also calls for some groups to be removed from the area and as concern and confusion about how that will be done stephanie deca reports. the demilitarized zone agreed on by turkey and russia is due to be established around fifteen kilometers from here it's a topic on everyone's mind. the demilitarized zone will be a separate zone between us and the regime turkey will ensure our side and russia will ensure their regimes in order to prevent any battle i think all the factions will accept this because turkey is pushing forward and we are with turkey but these fighters a coalition called the national libe

. >> harris: fox news alert, high drama on capitol hill. supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh and his accuser have been invited to testify publicly before the senate judiciary committee on monday. as the panel delays the vote now on the confirmation of president trump's high court pick. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor lisa boothe. former state department spokesperson marie harf and joining us in the center seat, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz, also author of the new book the deep state. how an army of bureaucrats protected barack obama and is working to destroy donald trump, and that hit shelves today. it's tuesday when jason's book is about to drop. >> jason: is my first book ever. i can't wait to give one to marie. >> harris: she says he brought us a copy. >> marie: i will email him my thoughts. >> melissa: this is going to be a fun show. >> harris: i guess we better get started because the anticipation is killing me. judge brett kavanaugh atte

high court judges in israel have approved the demolition of a village in the occupied west bank the judges said there was no evidence to prove the buildings in qana where legal the bedouin tribes living there well originally moved out of the negev desert more than five decades ago israel wants to relocate them to an area next to a landfill which advocates say is against international law but as smith has more from the village of qana lama. the community here economy and the occupied west bank of exhausted all legal avenues now by court order homes and importantly the school will be demolished the one hundred eighty children who go to that school now have to try and make arrangements to travel to other schools maybe an hour or two hours away the order is for the demolition of the homes it is not for the eviction of the people living in them so in theory the better when living here say they can come back and rebuild their homes but they will only be destroyed again by the israeli military and the solicitor victory is not about stopping the demolition it's about stopping the transfer but figh

sharif has been released from prison after his sentence for corruption was suspended the islam about high court court ruled there were deficiencies in the conviction of sharif his daughter and his son in law in july and anticorruption court sentenced them to jail for ten years seven years and one year respectively over the purchase of luxury properties in london u.s. president donald trump has come out in support of his nominee for the supreme court brett kavanaugh who's facing allegations of sexual assault kavanagh's alleged victim christine blazin ford says she wants an f.b.i. investigation before she testifies that his senate committee hearing. european leaders are gathering the austrian city of salzburg for an summit that will focus on migration and that the president of the european council donald tusk has already met with the austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz who has been a staunch opponent of open borders for refugees the british prime minister the reason may has just arrived she says she hopes the e.u. is open to compromise on its. malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has been

the outrageous ignorant conduct of the committee dems and leftest protestors, president trump's high court nominee handling their ignorance with grace and constraint. >> i've watched his -- his remarks, i've watched his performance and statements and honestly they've been totally brilliant. i think that the other side is grasping at straws and really the other side should embrace. >> embrace it, we will take up the latest on the hearings tonight, congressman andy biggs among our guest, greg jared also social media executives embarrassing lee unprepared on capitol hill exposing themselves as unable, unable to address election meddling issues and acknowledge their political bias. >> we found ourselves unprepared and ill equipped for the immensity of the problems that we have acknowledged. >> as for google, they didn't even show up, leaving lawmakers staring at empty shares and perhaps bringing google to heel. we take that up with diamond and silk and new york times taking fake news to the next level from anonymous sources to entire anonymous op-eds with anonymous quotes thrown in. the presid

on the highe court of the land. so, i think that there should be a full hearing.bi the should investigate because these are new allegations. the administration is said that judge kavanaugh has been vetted veral times. and he has. and that's propriate. but dr. ford's story was not part of the vetting. i also believe that mark judge should be subpoenaed. he was the third alleged party to be in the room. and for him to be left out is a glaring, glaring i think purposefut.over sig >> we live in a different era than from the 1991 hill, thomas he it was a panel of all white men questioning ms.ll. now the committee has four women. four people of color. and thee too movement. do you think we have come far enough and will tat make a difference this time around in terms of what we're seeing with the ford kavanaugh situation. >> it's important to note the change which ar so welcome. they are on the democratic side. the women. several of the senators on the republican sideere there for the aneat hill hearings. and they are stil

india by the high court to force a suspension of the. nice and accountability accord which sent them to jail and of course except. for being able to go in there during their drive. to court of course they kept saying that the prosecution proved convincingly the case against they should leave and therefore they were willing to grant him bail and said spend the jail for that should leave story indeed. major relief for their family. no water was convicted as you mentioned and his son in law kept in. india jubilation. and now watch party is concerned but do you also have to face continuing continuing to phase out the cases and. really present a problem because he may be found guilty and goes and then possibly send back to jail so just tell us a little bit more about the cases that have still pending against him. there are two major kids. who are rich they should be family was able to pay for the apartment that they board in london but there's. also a paper case. against the sheriff who are still being heard by the national accountability qua

susan collins but that term "settled" doesn't mean anything when you're looking for a gig on the high court. it's very different than if you're sitting on a lower court, right? >> right. two things on that poppy. sure it's settled but court justices reverse settled law all the time. we saw that in june when the court reversed four decades old ruling having to do with union dues and union power so we know the supreme court will reverse precedent. we heard lindsey graham tell cnn over the weekend that he hopes john roberts takes a look at roe v. wade and considers reversing it based on principles that judge brett kavanaugh and other jurists have said allow the court to reverse precedent. >> everyone stay with me. we have a lot to get through as we await the hearings set to begin in a few minutes. >>> also new reporting on bob woodward's new book, "fear, trump and the white house." it won't be out for a week but we're learning from sources that the president is already getting more and more irritated about being left out of it. what does that mean? let's go to kaitlan collins who has new repor

you know saddam of high court has actually questioned the whole idea of national accountability court all right interestingly national guard you know ok i mean this is a really interesting point do you think that this signals perhaps a revival of of the shah now i sharif dentistry and its grip on power on that particular side of the political equation but what about for now what about imran khan his political rivals. triumphed in the election on the issue of accountability and corruption in government. that's right but at the moment since. the prime minister things would not be bad bumpy part of the focus on that he can pop but still money in the vase and got the subs or they're out and probably. you never know if they're out of the prison they can get actually a body strong opposition to by sunset it can solve and this will also bring into question the very idea of eighteen elections because the premise of the former prime isn't the most free because daughter has a law that we're not able to big bob in the election so this will also lead to the question the idea of those an eighteen

the high court had a grid to brand the president a three time former prime minister of pakistan mr nawaz sharif award found. in the field properties. that were being heard by the national accountability accord where send them they were being held at their prison and the city of rawalpindi at our dollar jail it is expected to be a shorter t.-bone of five thousand dollars approximately where they agreed that they were released on bail but will still have to face the ongoing probe by the national accountability court they will by no means be able to take part in political activities directly and also the political ban on mr sharif will continue until the final judgment in the case is pending against them are announced therefore although it is temporary for mr nawaz sharif in the long run he still has to face the full wrath of the law and the accountability cordage read malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has been detained again over a corruption scandal is already facing a string of charges linked to billions of dollars that went missing from the state's investment fund millions of

the high court has now changed all that practice. need not begin with if we want to think.this is a subject that goes back to the big drop i think in many quarters including the opinion. where this thing is not legally. one we're really going for at least the creativity is the class the sadness cautions even on very vexing dog beaks subtle forms that surely to. nairobi can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast should be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. it's a chill up today it's more at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site that's the w dot com other better. these men are risking their lives trying to get to the e.u. via bosnia-herzegovina on a route it's riddled with landmines. the country is struggling to cope with growing numbers of refugees providing them with the bare necessities before they continue on their dangerou

richly carved wooden ceiling remained undamaged originally this was part of the royal palace the high court sat here and it was the scene of banquets and magnificent state occasions. and westminster hall is what you might call the british monarchy premier state department and it has been for nine hundred years. i didn't in fifteen thirty after a previous fire the king in court moved out but the judiciary and the civil servants stayed in the palace of westminster it became a symbol of the united kingdom's democratic traditions. hard. the palace didn't take on its present appearance until after the fire of eighteen thirty four. it was rebuilt in the neo gothic style harmonious spacious and magnificent no expense was spared. the famous emblem of the palace of westminster is big ben. and there's victoria tower where the parliamentary records are kept. the interiors of the rebuilt palace of westminster were designed by augustus peugeot who died shortly after completing the task at the age of only forty. in the commons corridor leads to the commons lobby in memory of the total destruction of the

because they said they haven't received nearly enough information about kavanagh's record both on the high court that appellate court i should say as well as serving in the administration of george w. bush and they say that a late night dump of papers on monday is simply irresponsible however republicans say that they are not worried about kavanaugh his record they say that he exhibits the kind of judicial temperament they want to see on the high court and they believe that he would hold the rule of law those who object to his nomination however say that he is a threat to a woman's right to choose an abortion to reproductive rights in general to gay and lesbian rights as well as to the rights of his workers of immigrants and of those who believe in a clean environment they're trying as hard as they can including with this rally behind me in order to darrelle the nomination but because republicans control the house and because they control the senate and the judiciary committee it's almost certain that he's going to become the ninth member of the u.s. supreme court. after more than five hours of

now wash his being greeted by a crowd of jubilant supporters after being freed on bail and the high court ordered sharif his daughter and son in law to be released until their appeal against corruption convictions can be heard british prime minister treason may has told the european union leaders that she needs them to be flexible regarding the bricks that deal may defended her breaks that proposal ahead of an e.u. leaders summit in the austrian city of salzburg she also welcomed comments from that used to go she said michel barnier that he would improve a proposal on the northern irish border. the former prime minister of malaysia najib razak has been arrested again in this facing twenty one money laundering charges that he was already facing a string of allegations linked to billions of dollars that went missing from a state investment fund when he was in office millions were transferred to know jeeves personal bank accounts. fifteen liberians including the son of former president ellen johnson sirleaf have been banned from leaving the country but water comes as the government is invest

the union expects the government will attempt to take legal action at the high court to enforce a hightion. for now, prison officers are doing their best to get the message out. our top story this lunchtime. hurricane florence makes landfall battering the east coast of the united states, with ten—foot—high storm surges, high winds and torrential rain. screaming. and coming up: why rollercoasters are an excellent cure for kidney stones — according to one medic at least. coming up on bbc news, the premier league are investigating everton over an alleged illegal approach for their manager marco silva. watford side rules were broken while he was still in charge at vicarage road last season. all week, we've been reporting on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the new york banking giant, lehman brothers, which unleashed the global financial crisis. the uk experienced a deep recession, squeezing incomes which are only now beginning to recover. among other countries, spain was particularly badly hit: a building boom funded by reckless borrowing rapidly gave way to a bust that cut growth

was freed from his ten year prison sentence islamabad high court ordered his release on bail along with his daughter and son in law until their appeals are heard. opposition leader bobby wine is landed back in uganda and there are reports that he's been taken by police the pop star turned opposition politician was receiving medical treatment in the us his lawyer said he needed to travel abroad after he was tortured in police custody the government has banned rallies welcoming him home. at least ten people have been killed in the philippines after a landslide buried dozens of homes in two villages. at least fifteen others a feared trapped under the rubble it comes just days after eighty people were killed in the most powerful typhoon to hit the philippines this yeah as all the headlines do stay with us inside story that's next. is the most from turning national security into a business the us president says he's considered a permanent military presence in poland as long as more so plays so is trump willing to sell his country's military services and what are the stretch e.g. crist's this

the couple were not at the high court in london for the judgement.ell tower fire has called for an nhs screening programme for people who may have been exposed to smoke and dust. in a letter, doctor fiona wilcox says there could be long—term health problems for survivors, emergency service teams and people working on the site. the main concern is that the building contained asbestos. more now on the countdown to brexit — and as we've been reporting, the future of the irish border is one of the key sticking points in theresa may 5 negotiations with the eu. future changes, including more checks on goods, could have huge implications for trade between the uk and the irish republic. our bbc reality check correspondent chris morris has been to the port of holyhead in north wales, used by hundreds of thousands of lorries every year, travelling to and from dublin. holyhead in north wales — the uk's second busiest ferry port. and the main trade route between britain and ireland. this is roll—on roll—off logistics in action — no checks, no delays. when two fe

ongoing legal back and forth that has been happening in india in two thousand and nine the delhi high court decriminalize gay sex but then that was overturned in twenty thirteen by the supreme court people from all walks of life have been weighing in people like bollywood actress poor boucher she tweeted this is the india i want to live in not one that's filled with hate bigotry six's homophobia and intolerance this is the india i love keeping in mind the people these to fix the most ont bollywood stars but it's the millions of people and their families that india is home to people like publish arpita das in delhi who tweeted that she's excited to tell her proudly thirteen year old about the judgement she's waiting at the boss stop to pick her up from school can't wait to taylor and hug her and kiss he just says i'm laughing and crying at the same time sorry so many people really significant. relief as well as the government reacted kids they could have done something but they left it to the court well that's right and many people have been remarking on how silent the ruling b j p party has

the israeli high court ruled last week that that the demolition could go ahead and so they will continue to make those claims and to put pressure for a criminal trial in the international criminal court as far as united states is concerned that is the reason although they haven't yet announced publicly we do hear from the palace is that is the reason this pressure on the trying to bring israel before the court is the reason for this closure and they say. it's in an attempt to change the palestinian course in terms of the total rejection of the united states under the trumpet ministration as any kind of internal cuter with the israelis given what has happened in terms of the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem as well we were speaking to one senior advisor to the palace in president mahmoud abbas saying that this is really just another iteration another reason that they simply have to look elsewhere for support do what they can to try to impede israeli settlement and other issues while they wait for a new administration in the u.

allowed to walk free on bail until his appeal against a corruption sentence is heard in court about high court has ruled there were deficiencies in the conviction of sharif his daughter and his son in law and to law and corruption court sentence them to jail for ten years seven years and one year respectively over the purchase of luxury properties and london. the leaders of north and south korea are promising a nuclear free korean peninsula and kim jong un says he plans to visit sold probably before the end of this year kim and south korean president. signed a whole raft of agreements on the second day of the summit in pyongyang. malaysia's prime minister najib razak has been detained again over a corruption scandal that has already facing a string of charges linked to billions of dollars that went missing from estate investment fund one. millions were transferred to personal bank accounts the malaysian anticorruption commission said najib will appear in court on thursday. rescue workers in the northern philippines are continuing their search efforts despite saying there's little chance of fin

senate and appears before the high court we should point out that that term begins october first this is certainly going to be an election issue for not only democrats but as well as republicans the midterm elections will not only be a referendum on the agenda of donald trump but also on the conduct of those lawmakers that are currently making this very important decision this is something that will be watched very closely in november and we should point out that if americans are feeling particularly like they're left with a bad taste in their mouth over this issue it's very very likely that the democrats could not only take control of the house but there is the potential that they could also take over the senate in november so what's the political calculation here for for the republicans then because they're the ones in control of this process and if . judge kavanaugh is indeed confirmed and the republicans take a beating in in the midterms. it doesn't really matter for them because i mean the argument goes elections come and go but the supreme court appointment is for life. exactly

decision by the israeli high court to demolish this village more now from our correspondent harry forave him ramallah. well the head of the p.l.o. mission to washington who's been here in ramallah since he was withdrawn by the palace in president mahmoud abbas in may he says that he was informed of this decision by a u.s. official early in the morning local time five thirty in the morning and that official told him that the reasoning given was the pressure being put on the international criminal court by palestinian leadership policy in the fish oils to try israel for war crimes the united states obviously opposed to that we're expecting to hear reference to that in john bolton speech in a little while in the u.s. mr somewhat said that it was part of u.s. pressure in recent weeks the withdrawal of two hundred million dollars of funding for the p.a. withdrawal of all funding for the u.n. agency that funds palestinian refugees the withdrawal of twenty five million dollars in aid for palestinian hospitals in east jerusalem recently we also spoke to side erekat the p.l.o. secretary genera

democrats and her aggressive groups are trying whatever they can to stop kavanagh from joining the high court they accuse the appeals court judge of wanting to outlaw abortion of favoring businesses over employees unions and consumers and of wanting to end overstretch and on firearms ownership democrats are also accusing republicans of trying to rush through kavanagh's confirmation for political purposes namely to protect the president donald trump the interruptions in accusations angered republicans who run the jujitsu kerry committee this is the first confirmation hearing for a supreme court justice i've seen basically according to mob rule can i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle how long you want to go on with this because i'm not going to entertain any of the motion and you're making do you want this to go on all day because i have been patient at the end of the day haven't all finally had a moment to speak and he addressed the question about his ability to be fair. over the past twelve years i've ruled sometimes for the prosecution and sometimes for criminal defendants som

democrats and her aggressive groups are trying whatever they can to stop kavanagh from joining the high court they accuse the appeals court judge of wanting to outlaw abortion of favoring businesses over employees unions and consumers and of wanting to end overstretch and on firearms ownership democrats are also accusing republicans of trying to rush through kavanagh's confirmation for political purposes namely to protect the president donald trump the interruptions and accusations angered republicans who run the judiciary committee this is the first confirmation hearing for a supreme court justice i've seen basically according to mob rule can i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle how long you want to go on with this because i'm not going to entertain any of the motion and you're making do you want this to go on all day because i have been patient at the end of the day cavanaugh finally had a moment to speak and he addressed the question about his ability to be fair over the past twelve years i've ruled sometimes for the prosecution and sometimes for criminal defendants sometimes

they see representatives over that bedouin community who have had that ruling from the israeli high court the israeli supreme court which said that their village their community could be demolished the structures in their community could be demolished the people themselves all one hundred eighty or so they're not evicted apparently this is a technicality of course but the school in particular and other structures in this community said to be demolished within seven days so that's the latest and to come from the occupied west bank. the u.s. secretary of state is in pakistan just days after three hundred million dollars worth of military aid was cancelled and his first official meeting with the newly elected prime minister imran khan my pump is expected to focus on counterterrorism relations between the two countries have worsened in the past year come all centers this from islamabad. the u.s. delegation down in islamabad for war didn't expected to be crucial just before the u.s. secretary of state. dies which were frozen different. president drums policy which gave india a more dominant ro

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