financial regulations quite a bit but he is pretty transparent and that is also what we saw under jenin and also under ben bernanke you know yes let's talk about that economic policy about what's ahead what can we expect for the u.s. economy and especially for that possible fourth interest rate hike. here that's what paul hinted at or at least to me he opened the door a tiny bit that we might even see a four interest rate increases this year well he doesn't know we don't know nobody really knows how many increases we will get because that depends on the course of the u.s. and global economy and especially also where inflation moves talking about inflation paul did mention that way just went up quite a bit in the recent past and might continue to do so and that could be one stone that might move the federal reserve to be a bit more aggressive with interest rate increase but as i said nobody really knows at this time but he did sound a bit more hawkish than people lately expected him to be and that did cause some turmoil here at the markets we saw the yield of the ten-year and old gaining

other big players include exxon streets the story for those to lazy to find a bin for their trash and jenin city is taking on the disposable coffee cup culture and it's burned up quite a nice idea. street sweepers in hanover have had enough of disposable cups with all too many pedestrians simply dumping them on the street as soon as they finish their coffee the explosion of coffee takeaway outlets in recent years has unleashed a steadily growing flood of extra trash and pick ups take up a huge amount of space in trash cans it only takes four or five large ones to fill up an entire sack. but. the number of cups we get nowadays is just huge every kiosk every cafe sells them and it's causing enormous problems here in hanover. on average hanover's half a million plus residents jettisoned over twenty million used paper cups annually the city authorities decided that was far too many and began fighting the deluge a year ago. the cardboard on the surface but inside they're lined with plastic. and as they can lie around for hundreds of years we have to collect every single one for incineration so i

fact is, folks, if you have jenin dex stocks -- jenin dex stocks, they're moving higher because at leastebody likes the talks of reopening negotiations. thank you so much, fe fan. the closing bell ringing in about 49 minutes. remember around this time we told you that intel was dropping? well, now it's bouncing back today. it's at the very top of the dow 30 tape, up $1.76. and what happened yesterday? remember it dropped dramatically when news broke that it didn't alert the government about security flaws until it was already leaked to the public? well, today maybe people are over that issue. right now intel's at $47.54. disney getting an oscar pop after announcing that abc has sold out of all its commercial inventory for the 90th academy awards. canter media predicts that a 0-second spot -- 30-second spot will go for more than $2 billion each. it's abc's biggest ad sales day of the year. last year it generated $128 million in revenue. disney airs right now, it's up 2% to $107.15. volatility, well, this week you saw that it came back depending on the day. the markets were up last week. t

i remember occasions where i brought up what i was doing in the nights in nablus and jenin when i wasi thought that i wasn't silent when i asked my soldiers what they thought about these operations. but it actually took me a while, after my service, where i actually thought that i could put my military service behind me, to realise that i myself was also silent. that i myself was also not really frank when i was looking myself in the mirror. so you were, to use that phrase, a good soldier, you followed orders and you did things which... and i'm now asking, rather than stating. i'm guessing you did things which your moral conscience told you you should not be doing, but you did them anyway and did not speak out against them. that's true. i mean, i was a sergeant of a snipers team, and one of the routine missions that we carried out in nablus, injenin or in the surrounding areas of those two cities, was a mission that we called a straw widow. straw widow is when you take over a palestinian home, every house in the west bank actually has a number. each and every house has a number, so we

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in jenin in the occupied west bank was accused of killing rabbi rise in legal israeli outposts on the ninth of january government forces and opposition groups in south sudan are still recruiting child soldiers despite numerous agreements to stop that's according to human rights watch which says he children as young as thirteen are being abducted detained and forced to fight says the violence began in two thousand and thirteen the warring sides are violated several commitments and south africa's parliament has postponed the president's state of the nation address announcement comes as president jacob zuma faces growing pressure to step down as head of state simmers replaced as leader of the ruling african national congress in december. those are your headlines more news on al-jazeera after the stream. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter is activists to live in jail just because he expressed. here their store on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. in the stream live on you

that with them and helping them they help them to be sponsored really amazing from the community in jenin and one thing that i think people often confused about the situation with puerto rico is that they are u.s. citizens these are citizens of the united states and that they're they're part of our u.s. community what is it and what would you like people to know about that about that melting pot and they're getting the services that i'm canceling because where they carried me and then we have all their islands are rollo's that they're not part of the united states that's what maybe people think that we're not part of we are i mean we have been eighteen ninety i think you was so we have been part of. say for a loan on time. we are important people for example i mean our books are in college our books i mean glitch i mean we're translating constantly what their location that we receive in spanish but our books are in english because they're coming from here a lot of things products i mean everything so. i don't sometimes i'm thinking i'm guessing it's because we are far away from the state

of damascus early on wednesday the missiles were reportedly ng does research center in the town of jenin rare which has been the target of previous israeli strikes israel usually targets the sheer armed group hezbollah in syria. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a rare visit to the occupied golan heights where he issued a warning to syria while appearing across the nearby border into the south he warned israel's enemies quote not to test its resolve he has also been cautioning a role model deepen its military foothold in syria or construct missile factories in lebanon a court in pakistan has delivered verdicts for fifty seven people including a death sentence in the case of a student who was lynched after being accused of blasphemy thirty people were given jail sentences while twenty six others were acquitted hundreds of students dragged out of his university dorm in the northern city of marjah in april last year he was beaten before being shot dead police determined during the investigation there was no evidence can committed blasphemy. people living in ended administer

jenin and now at the time. of the mob they all it took was a pan a mob and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw in they pulled its servants who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for the neighbors. of blood at this time. the president of the maldives declares a state of emergency has the country's political crisis deepens. and this is a long way from london also coming up i thought. as they continue aid agencies say syrian refugees are at risk of being forcibly returned. supporters and critics of jacob zuma clashed as a.n.c. members meet to discuss the south african presidents face. and the only surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks refuses to answer questions as he goes on trial for a shootout with belgium place. president al don't let ya mean has declared a fifteen day state of emergency as a political crisis that deepens parliament is under military control stopping opposition politicians from f

in jenin in the occupied west bank was accused of killing rabbi. legal israeli outposts on the ninth of january the government forces and opposition groups in south sudan are still recruiting child soldiers despite numerous agreements to stop that's according to human rights watch which says children as young as thirteen are being abducted detained and forced to fight so the violence began in two thousand and thirteen the warring sides are violated several commitments and south africa's parliament has postponed the president's state of the nation address announcement comes as president jacob zuma faces growing pressure to step down as head of state places leader of the ruling african national congress. those are your headlines more news here on al-jazeera after the stream. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time. i am goi

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in jenin in the occupied west bank was accused of killing rabbi. in an illegal israeli outpost on general knife two other palestinians were killed and raised during the manhunt a live now to him and khan who's in our west jerusalem bureau so in rome what more do we know about this. well we know that the raid took place in the very early hours all the tuesday morning while i witnesses are telling us is that at least seventy jeeps and two bulldozers went in to young moon there was a live shooting life shooting going on this is very confusing situation as to exactly when the man who is wanted for the killing of the settler rabbi was actually shot but we are hearing there are still israeli forces in the area that there are all clashes taking place as these very forces withdrawing now when all of this started to take place in the early hours as i say all tuesday morning we are seeing a lot of take gas being used and also we're hearing about a number of palestinian people being injured in those at least one with a stun grenade and several with take gas a

killed in one of those raids carried out by israeli forces the nineteen year old was shot by police in jenin on saturday another palestinian man was shot dead and several others injured in other raids last month. israeli planes have been carrying out and strikes in northern sinai with the approval of the egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi that's according to the new york times it says unmarked israeli war planes and helicopters have conducted dozens of raids in egypt over the past two years egyptian forces have been fighting isolating groups which have launched attacks in the region have been reports on the cooperation between egypt and israel before but it's always been denied by both governments imran khan as the latest from western. so his the original reports in sunday's new york times they'll have to say the reporting is all from british and american former security officials who spoke to the new york times none of it's actually come from either israel or egypt and we reached out to the israeli army for comment they say they weren't going to comment on this case but clearly it's a

hi there yes we have just had the wild time yet of the jenin film my brother's name is wrote it and he is an idiot snow she looks like a that's really what it's called a short time ago these does take the right call but it's a small cost in this film they carry this three hour epic that is this story. directed philip gooding was on the red carpet wow this film deals with a really lighthearted topic doesn't do as you'd expect it's what it's about incest and murder. but stretched out over three hours of a lot of discussion about german philosophy i feel like i wish i had been warned before i would just have done this film with going to be but the director said that he had to deliberately made it quite safe because he plays very much with the concept of time in this film and that's something that this director done before is probably the most famous one was a documentary he did called into great silence which he looks at senator monks and it's an almost silent movie that really takes its time to emerge in the world and that's sort of what he wants to do with this movie as well he wants to

in jenin in the occupied west bank are always accused of killing rabbi. in an illegal israeli outpost on the ninth of january two all the palestinians were killed in raids during the month and. that's where. is said to have been killed so show us the scene that was said to have happened. well i would this is tell us that around four thirty am in the morning on tuesday around seventy army israeli army jeeps came into the surrounding area there were also two bulldozers there were loud booms being heard now they concentrated their activity of the israeli army on the building yet that it's a abandoned building say the villages where they didn't realize that there was somebody in that around about seven am the israeli army took a body out of that building on a carrier they say that body belonged to ahmed says there are and they've confirmed it through their security agency rather than the israeli army now the found the have also confirmed the boy's death in fact in a neighbor village of but again large crowds have gathered outside of the mother's house the mot

jenin and now we're. getting pictures all it took was a pen a map of the collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled his servant who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood at this time. zero. zero zero zero i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of athens in a dispute with its neighbor over the name macedonia. political turmoil and on rest in the maldives as the opposition files in each minute motions on senior government gets. talking tough on venezuela the u.s. secretary of state discusses the political instability on his trip to argentina. and in sport the new wing england patriots are preparing to face the philadelphia eagles in the super bowl the patriots quarterback tom brady is aiming for eighty six championship title will be live in

and jenin. to see more on any of those stories, access them via the bbc i play.iptions were handed out in england in 2016 and, yet, they are the source of huge debate. so many people take antidepressants that it seems remarkable there could be serious questions about whether they work, but some trials have hinted they have no affect, and for the fiercest critics, antidepressants are snake oil. but scientists think they have finally answered the question in a huge study. they analysed more than 500 clinical trials, including previously unpublished data held by drug companies. we found that all the most commonly prescribed antidepressants work for major depression and for people with moderate to severe depression and also we found that some of them are more effective than others, or better tolerated than others. the study assessed whether these drugs are effective in the short term. more work is under way to see how long any benefits last. however, there are still patients that don't respond to any form of treatment. the patient can be reassured that if they need a

and paris institutions did not take part in the jenin streak of destruction. these institutions did not collaborate with germans. israel's government fears this law will enable warsaw to whitewash the role of pulls who killed announced jews in addition to stifle discussion about genocide. the foreign ministry in jerusalem said it will continue to communicate with poland. and hopes the constitutional court process will allow corrections to the bill. adding that both countries have a joint responsibility to research and preserve the history of the holocaust. a sign joined now by it young girls he's professor at princeton university he's also just written an article about subjects international time saving with us on france24 tonight out. at you right today that said missiles also this goal is to falsify the history of the holocaust at that is pretty harsh is it why woul. more than potent want to do well thehen the m minute managing w which is in our.. that i is has not on the woe things than thatat. he has. the story already sharedd needles system may havave.. .