than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant to kata the defect has been linked to several deaths and many injuries globally and is able and largest airport auckland has cancelled more than forty flights after the only jet fuel supply line ruptured the leak was discovered on saturday about eighty thousand liters of fuel that's about two tanker loads spill from the main pipeline north of the city there so the headline news continues right here on al-jazeera after witness keep it or. oh. also also i'm so full of us. we want to take another head wanted to get done and i'm only there for a month it has a billion overhead but wanted to give them give them give. a video of it. and we will say a d.v.d. . of it and how minutely home again can be a good done. or visual way how many. oh. yes. anyhow ma'am fee how do. you. yeah look. i don't know. i'm. going to become a little not deep. enough in. the. nest with it all. away. oldboy i go was i'll. have a lien on it when kitty and i. might have a deadline to have a good. one . listen comedy on. whe

earlier the emir was in berlin germany for talks with chancellor angela merkel he agreed to rated a kata wants to negotiate but had. mr dudley we talked about the regina's of qatar to sit down at the table and to discuss and solve the issue we think germany for its effort and also i think the chancellor of germany his role to solve the problems around the negotiating table we think you for your support of the kuwait initiative which qatar has support to since the beginning and will continue supporting until we get the solution to such fights all the parties want to go on and. the players should really sit down at a table germany's not a part of this conflict but germany would like in line with its values to help to get this conflict resolved in such a way that all can keep if things. kane has been covering the berlin leg of the emir street. the visit of his majesty the emea of consul to germany was a brief one but an important staging post for his majesty meeting anglo-american before going on to meet president mccall at the end is a promise in paris the point to make here is the fundame

than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerned about airbags made by japanese giant to kata the faulty airbags can and properly inflate and rupture potentially flying shrapnel pieces that drivers and passengers this defect has been linked to several deaths and scores of injuries all around the world. and those are the headlines news continues to keep it here on al-jazeera inside stories next thanks for your time. the nobel peace prize the winner of one of the world's most prestigious awards is often controversial the one nine hundred ninety one recipient aung san suu kyi is being criticized for ignoring the plight of the hinge of minority in me and mom as this year's nominees announced the other questionable winners from the past this is inside story. welcome to the program in doha i'm adrian finnegan it's anyone's guess as to who will win this year's nobel peace prize no less than three hundred eighteen people and organizations and nominated and the announcements to you on october sixth but all the nations are supposed to be secret but on the list are expected to be the whi

it's due to potentially faulty airbags made by troubled japanese firm ta kata. linked to 16 deaths and multiple injuries worldwide and led takata to file for bankruptcy in june. shareholders in the luxury shoe and handbag—makerjimmy choo are set to vote on whether to approve the company's takeover by michael kors. the deal is worth $1.2bn and would represent the fifth time the brand has changed hands since it was founded in 1996. the majority owners of the pop—culture magazine rolling stone says it plans to sell its 51% stake in the business. the publication has suffered reputational damage in the last few years after it faced multiple lawsuits for defamation. the legal proceedings came as a result of an article about alleged rape at the university of virginia — the report was widely discredited by the media. it's not just rya nair experiencing serious troubles. it is a new zealand as well. a bust fuel pipe at auckland airport is causing travel chaos for thousands of passengers... hywel griffith is in sydney. what is going on? that's what people are dry to get t

than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant to kata the defect has been linked to several deaths and many injuries globally and is able and largest airport auckland has cancelled more than forty flights after the only jet fuel supply line ruptured the leak was discovered on saturday about eighty thousand liters of fuel that's about two tanker loads spill from the main pipeline north of the city there so the headline news continues right here on al-jazeera after witness keep it or. right.

two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by the japanese giant to kata and those are the headlines news continues right here on al-jazeera after upfront you peter. from the tropics of southeast asia to the feral islands in the far north atlantic when i went east meets the women who crossed the world for love and stayed to change a community. at this time on al-jazeera. nuclear weapons threats of annihilation and volatile leaders of the u.s. and north korea on the road to war from special. foreign fury like the world has never seen that was donald trump's promise should north korea issue any more threats towards the united states yet this week kim jong un's government threatened the u.s. with.

. >> the official landfall of the kata for a 4 irma, but big pine keys only a few miles away. the eye wall blew through this area. you can see the widespread destruction. virtually every house in this area is either destroyed or has significant, significant damage. as for electricity and power, right now in key west, total blackout, it's dead. the whole town closes down at 8:00 p.m., there's a curfew for potential looting. its blackness, but tony% of the island now has electricity restored. a lot of people in the keys, lower keys woke up with a cell service for the first time today, so the utility companies as well as the cell phone companies are making progress. they've been working down in the keys all week long. as for the rest of the state of florida, the entire state was impacted heavily by hurricane irma. the east coast of florida who still don't have power should have it by sunday night and on the west coast, this is fort myers, naples, tampa bay area, if you don't have power yet, it's going to be another week. next friday should have it all back. another week of sweati

. >> that is the cabin of a kata march and for tourists called the naughty mermaid.little odd, it's because it's flipped upside down by what the locals say were 200 mile an hour winds. >> 3, 2, 1. >> in happier times, the glow in the dark plankton that lives in this bay, helps lure the tourists to drive the economy. >> right now, it's about survival. >> we're out of food. we're running out of food and water. >> that is the kind of hearts breaking, soul draining scene that's getting played out again and again, as people look at her cry. she gets on a sat phone for the first time. it crushes your soul to watch that. this is the line. this is a two hour line of folks waiting to give proof of life to a wife or a husband or a father. it's rough. >> i love you. >> how does that feel? can i see your eyes, can you move your sunglasses for me? >> we're doing all right. >> it's tough, we need help. go back and tell them. >> that's why i'm here, brother. >> we need help, tell the president, senators, everybody needs help here. >> i lost everything. >> after the storm blew throu

coming through a result on twitter as did muslims in this case i guess all the blockading nations and kata of sauron want to him or whatever here they keep knocking on the wrong doors in washington and in london another comment on twitter with the hash tag edge and you see this is completely ridiculous and immature these do reflect a lot of the comments we're coming through people saying let's just sort it out find a way through it interesting from junaid on facebook who has said maybe we should in the problem by saudi arabia holding a referendum to get the opinion of the people anyway keep sending your comments to us the hash tag is good so we're going to rewind now because never want to assume that you've kept up with every twist and turn of this crisis was quite frankly there's been a lot of them here's jim i'll share with more. one hundred days of an unprecedented crisis one hundred days of an era land and sea blockade one hundred days of families being forced apart and the stability of the gulf cooperation council hanging in the balance what many had hoped would be a brief crisis has

of the girls punctured here, kata was the only survivor on august 6th, 1945.ar with the allies, ignoring final demands to surrender. the atomic bomb dropped in the morning, she explains. but suddenly it became night from the mushroom cloud. people outside, their bodies burned, their skin hanging down and peeling, walking like they don't know where to go. i witnessed the terror of a nuclear weapon. in the war of words from north korea to america's president, she hears the echo of history. in 1945, president truman issuing a warning to japan. >> if they do not now accept our terrence, they may expect a rain of ruin from the air the like of which has never been seen on this earth. >> reporter: and now president trump to north korea -- >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: arrogance, says kato, who has not just seen, but lived it. "i don't know why president trump doesn't think of a peaceful solution. they don't understand the terribleness, cruelness of nuclear weapons. trump needs to educate himself." more than 260,000

i know you're busy you're not not only doing your dinner an tiff knee's show you have a lexan and kata teen or melrose. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. well i will be playing a mom of two teenagers which was a little interesting for me at first. i have young ones a seven and two-year-old. we're almost done with the season it will be out early next year a family comedy and it's great. i've had lost fun doing it. >> tiff knee if you can give your teen self some advice, if you look back and during that 90s when you were like the it girl, what would you tell her? >> slow down. [ laughter ] >> time goes by too fast. and being a mom with kids right now it's amazing how fast it goes. and i think that's what's so great about this initiative it's really about taking time with your family. >> well we sure appreciate your time this morning. you look amazing as always. and. >> thank you. >> if you're ever in the dc area please you have a spot here in the loft. >> i love d.c. you guys have great food there. >> yes, we do. i would love it. >> all right. thank, tiff fan nearing take care. >> thank you. >>> a re

professional development opportunities bies exposing them to legal authorities, selection capabilities and kata -- data sets associated with different dps across d.h.s. and is a building block in intelligence as a core competency above and beyond individual mission areas of the department and it exposes intelligenceage cysts to their cournt parts in one of the eight other intelligence components, thus encouraging them to see themselves as part of a larger d.h.s. intelligence enterprise. in short, this bill promotes a more robust intelligence analyst rotation program to ensure the department is building a network of employees with a true homeland security intelligence expertise. this bill will make the country more same i urge my colleagues to support this measure and i yield back my time. reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman se reserves. -- the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. barragan: i rise in support of my friend's bill, h.r. 2453, the d.h.s. intelligence rotational assignment program act of 2017, and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speak