it was very nice to see you today and to be known case the race was happening here in jeddah you're talking about the navy if they did they experience way sound was nothing to see so for example when they sent out the seal they don't even. bother because a been made that is something they seem to be into that is that spiritual racism that they want to change on the. many members of parliament are asking the government to move the way the web raised from the german constitutional court given to god to keep the honey people are. not saints not it. mexico city's police chief was wounded and 3 others were killed after a group of more than 2 dozen gunmen attacked his vehicle local media same police have now arrested 19 suspects and they're investigating drug cartels who they say of planning an assassination attempt. a brazen dawn attack the security camera footage shows gunman firing on the police chief's convoy. the victims included 2 bodyguards and a bystander the attackers failed to kill the police chief wounding him in 3 places . police have detained several suspects and said as many as 28 g

many people in jeddah think like dimitri nearly one 5th of russia's steel is produced here more than 35000 of the city's 315000 residents are employed in the steel business they earn an average 70000 roubles a month the equivalent of 900 euros nearly double what people are in in many other professions here in china projects. are no at the the stable incomes and social benefits here are the reason people are peaceful. for gould to worry that you would there's no unrest or protest here. we have any piece of them near the worst mr people around here earn a decent living for their work and they can count on getting their pay tomorrow and the day after he's up there with the bosses up there see them. but not all russians see their future so optimistically living standards are going down in the country 13.5 percent of the population lives below the poverty line that's nearly 20000000 people according to a study by an independent only institute and 2019 more than half of 18 to 24 year olds want to leave the country more than at any time in the last decade but dimitri can cough says it's not

from sources in the public domain and the testimony of former detainees is iran 20 kilometers from jeddah on the west coast of saudi arabia. it's a maximum security facility completed in 2015 with space for $7200.00 prisoners according to the saudi media baron is the most advanced prison facility in the country former prisoners have criticize it heavily but the authorities claim it offers top class facilities including gyms and swimming pools. bess's a sketch of a president the fact that a jew in there is just a sketch shows the female section and it this entire section here is. we call it includes we as i've written your grouping is for those who come out of status you can file and add them transferred to the group where. the side here the cells for such a confinement. we are here in the middle east a new wing that has been opened it's called the activity wing so basically the flow of homes where girls can do activities this is basically their old investigation at home so when we came out for investigation we were being taken out from our cell and then taken to the investigation and all

refugees in neighboring countries coming on before then was receiving refugees from nigeria from jeddah probably from central african republic now the flow is going in different directions or seen how thousands of communities are being housed in refugee camps in nigeria in news and other parts of west and central africa so i looked up people are worried that with the going to put teeth setting in in many parts of the world in nigeria in the like chad region and elsewhere in africa people maybe people got to victims of these prices especially in numbers especially in book you know possible nigeria and all these places may be forgotten and this is coming at the idea but time to leave because we're talking about a global economic slowdown in many parts of the world just people would be willing to give out that this is they have to support humanitarian crisis that refused to according to one humanitarian worker so we are looking at a possible role some of the crisis to time to put security in terms of job security in the south and west africa in central africa thank you very much for that i

considered to share it but coronavirus travel restrictions have put an end to those plans devise begins in jeddah on january 3rd and in the same city 12 days later they will also spoke before that bob absolutely thank you so much for that and that is it from me barbara sara for the news hour do stay with us they're going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news i hope you'll join me back thanks for watching. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many fear the economy is being pirated about for human life until fall before people get clean the focus is on the outfield wall spike in public 1000 places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus funded special coverage on a. coveted beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. horton died from. our defines our well we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas we live here we make the rules people in power investigates exposes and quests and they use and abuse of power around the globe.