>> kyra phillips at the courthouse for us tonight. kyra, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the breaking developments in the west at this hour. those deadly wildfires, and tonight, real concern that two major fires could now combine as one. at least eight major wildfires now burning across california. firefighters battling those two fires very close together. tonight, the carr fire, a staggering number from that wildfire. more than 1,200 homes and buildings have burned to the ground, and that number is growing. abc's kayna whitworth from california. >> reporter: tonight, hot, dry conditions stretching firefighters across the state to their limits. in southern california, crews racing to contain the railroad fire in santa clarita. >> there's another drop. and look how effective that is. >> reporter: in northern california, a two-headed monster in mendocino and lake counties. the ranch and river fires together scorching nearly 75,000 acres. >> the fire's coming in pretty hot right this second. but the wind's kind of blowing down

and kyra, the president reacting to ivanka trump's words today? >> reporter: that's right. ivanka trump said today she doesn't believe the media is the enemy of the people, and the president responded in a tweet, saying, "they asked my daughter ivanka trump whether or not the media is the enemy of the people. she correctly said no. it's the fake news, which is a large percentage of the media, that is the enemy of the people." so, there you have it, the president and his daughter tonight, david. >> kyra phillips leading us off. kyra, thank you. >>> and abc news was first to report that the special counsel wants to ask president trump about obstruction of justice, both in written form and in person. and tonight, the other developing headline here, the president's lawyer now saying when the president will decide whether to do it. a decision likely, he says, within days. and about russia, the president's fbi chief, the director of national intelligence, the director of homeland security, all of them coming out today in force. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl

and kyra phillips back with us tonight outside the courtroom there in alexandria. and kyra, we saw that tweet from the president, asking who was treated worse, paul manafort or al capone. seeming to stand up for him. but then the president also made a point of distancing himself from his former campaign chairman. >> reporter: that's right. you and i have seen a lot of tweets today, haven't we? and you saw president trump's tweet, david, this morning, where he said manafort only worked for him for a very short period of time. but remember, manafort was on the trump campaign for six months, and that includes three months when he was the top official. >> kyra phillips following the trial for us. kyra, thank you. >>> there is also a breaking headline from houston at this hour, after a prominent doctor was shot and killed. we've been covering this case. among his patients, former president george h.w. bush. late today, police now revealing they have identified a suspect and a possible motive. here's abc's marcus moore in texas. >> reporter: tonight, police say the suspe

here's abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: he was donald trump's secret weapon.lishing mogul david pecker, whose supermarket tabloids like "the national enquirer" tore into the candidate's rivals. "hillary's failed secret lie detector test!" "hillary's two secret strokes!" "hillary: six months to live!" >> this was a magazine that, frankly, in many respects, should be very respected. >> reporter: sources say pecker told federal investigators he also worked with trump's long-time fixer, michael cohen, to buy and bury the stories of women claiming affairs with the billionaire. and that trump knew about it. one of those women, former playboy playmate karen mcdougal. >> there were real feelings between the two of us. >> reporter: trump has denied the affair, but tonight, there is news "the enquirer" had a lot more dirt on him that just the mcdougal story. "the new york times" reporting the tabloid had been collecting information on the president since the '80s, and that during the campaign, trump and cohen wanted to buy it all themselves. just weeks before the electi

i'm kyra clapper. rob is in for vma. you have a look at our microclimate forecast. >> sunshine around san francisco and out towards the airports, too. it's interesting looking at temperatures. we're if the mid 40s this morning around napa and san that rosa. for the next hour a light jacket. a nice view if you want to fly out of sfo this monk. clear skies. visibility looks great. visibility ten miles, 52 degrees. san jose haze in the air. a spare the air day due to smoke around the south bay and east bay. clear the shelters is saturday. san jose temperatures in the mid 80s. help adopt a pet into your family and you'll see temperatures if you're out and about around the tri-valley and east bay in the mid-90s. 60s and 70s from san francisco to oakland. we'll have a closer look how hot the temperatures will be coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll stay tuned for that. >>> fire crews are still on the scene of a fast-moving brush fire along a busy highway in the east bay. the fire ignited around 7:00 last night. along highway 4

kyra is the first in herfamily i am really hopeful. kyra is the first in her family to go to uni.tional offer from nottingham trent. it took a lot of the pressure off but it still made me want to work hard because i wanted to prove that i could still do it regardless. kyra got her grades, three bs and she chose her you need to stay local. but there is a worry that offers without grades could tempt others to ease off. 2296 could tempt others to ease off. 22% of our students received at least one unconditional offer. and for some, that may be an enabling thing in terms of taking the pressure off. for others it will certainly erode the motivation to study. by eight o'clock this morning, 350,000 stu d e nts o'clock this morning, 350,000 students had accepted places. this year there are 3.5% fewer 18—year—olds. so, to compete for the best students, universities have already made almost 68,000 unconditional offers. there's so much emotion for students kicking up their results today. many weren't sure how they would do in these new a—levels. but even for those who dropped a grade or two

truth isn't truth. >> let's go to kyra with us live from the white house. president trump weighing in on the mueller investigation in a new interview, saying he has decided not to become involved in the investigation, not to interfere? >> reporter: that's right. when asked about the mueller's investigation, the president went as far as to say, quote, i could run it if i want. as for sitting down with mueller and answering questions, he still will not say if he's going to do that. the president himself now raising the question of whether this could be a perjury trap. david? >> kyra, thank you. >>> there are also late developments in the paul manafort trial late today. the jurors asking to extend their dad, to deliberate longer. and we've just learned, no verdict yet. what could this mean for both sides? here's pierre thomas at the courthouse today. >> reporter: late today, lawyers for paul manafort were summoned to a conference with prosecutors and the judge. the word from the judge, the jury wants to work late, until 6:15 p.m. >> how is your client feeling

kyra phillips with us now. so many questions about this. do you know when this was recorded?a's lawyer saying it's paragraph of true love and you learned it was actually recorded in moscow? >> reporter: it was, about four years ago. butina set up the studio time through a friend, david. and now her lawyer is saying that she and ericson are still together, as a matter of fact, he visited her in jail over the weekend. david? >> all right, kyra phillips continuing to follow the case. >>> pope francis tonight is fighting off calls for his resignation. what italian media is now reporting tonight, after the pope was questioned about that blistering grand jury report on the catholic church here in the u.s. abc's david wright from vatican city. >> reporter: tonight, pope francis reportedly has no plans to resign, despite the archbishop's explosive accusation. according to the italian news agency "ansa," close associates on the pope told them he's "embittered" by the documents, claiming he knew cardinal mccarrick was a predator, but "is not thinking about resignation." >> nobody can r

>> kyra phillips with us tonight.>>> pope francis tonight is fighting off calls for his resignation. what italian media is now reporting, after the pope was questioned about an american cardinal. it all comes after that blistering grand jury report, as well, on the catholic church in the u.s. abc's david wright tonight from vatican city. >> reporter: tonight, pope francis reportedly has no plans to resign, despite the archbishop's explosive accusation. according to the italian news agency "ansa," close associates of the pope told them he's "embittered" by the documents, claiming he knew cardinal mccarrick was a predator, but "is not thinking about resignation." >> nobody can remove him from his place as pope. that's the church law. >> reporter: the allegations have exposed a deep rift in the church. >> many of the people who are critical of pope francis naturally are inclined to believe the accusations. >> reporter: supporters of pope francis have sought to debunk archbishop carlo vigano's text, detail by detail. the

kyra is off to study psychology, the first in herfamily to go to university.to be the one that's going to do it, it's quite a privilege for them, i think. she'll be living at home with her mum to keep costs down. kyra got an unconditional offer, one sign of the competition to attract good students. there is so much emotion for stu d e nts there is so much emotion for students picking up their results today. many weren't sure how they'd do in these new a—levels. but even for those who have dropped a gradel two, it's a good year, because universities are competing fiercely to offer them a place. by sam this morning more than 353,000 students had accepted places. this year there are 3.5% fewer 18—year—olds, so to compete for the best students universities have already made almost 68,000 unconditional offers. 0tis got four as, short of one a star for his place. he wants to study medicine, a subject already available in clearing. it's quite a lot of pressure obviously, knowing my grades and then not knowing whether i've got in yet or not is something that's kind of

kyra is off to study psychology, the first in herfamily to go to university.ne to go off to uni, so to be the one that's going to do it, it's quite a privilege for them, i think. she'll be living at home with her mum to keep costs down. kyra got an unconditional offer, one sign of the competition to attract good students. by by sam this morning, more than 353,000 students had accepted places. year there are 3.5% fewer 18—year—olds, so to compete for the best students, universities have already made almost 68,000 unconditional offers. 0tis got four as, one short of what he needs for his first place,... it's a lot of pressure, not knowing my grades and not knowing whether i've got in there is something at the back of my mind stressing me. mostly i'm glad to know my results and i'm really hopeful. hello, you're through to the nottingham trent university clearing hotline. some universities will fill causes easily but that will leave others chasing students. clearing will be open for weeks now, so if you didn't quite get your grades today, there's still plenty of t

the president tonight responding to his own daughter's words, and abc's kyra phillips leading us off. >> reporter: they were the pictures that stunned the nation. migrant children in detention centers, thousands of them separated from their parents by the trump administration. today, ivanka trump speaking out for the first time, describing it as low point for her. >> a low point in the white house for a number of your colleagues was the kids at the border issue. what is your view of that? >> yes. that was a low point for me, as well. i feel very strongly about that, and i am very vehemently against family separation. i am a daughter of an immigrant. my mother grew up in communist czech republic, but we are a country of laws. >> reporter: at an axios forum today, the president's daughter, and senior white house adviser, also asked about the president's repeated attacks on the news media. at his florida rally this week, supporters hurling insults at reporters. the president himself has called the media -- >> the enemy. the enemy of the people. >> reporter: so today, in front of a room o

three hundred people three hundred thousand excuse me have been displaced rescuers in the state have kyra are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to the many people still stranded by the high waters. with much of the state underwater thousands across carol are still waiting for rescue ten days of relentless monsoon rains have brought chaos to this popular tourist destination landslides and bridge collapses have left many areas cut off boats and helicopters the only way out but rescue is not always possible the water flow is very. very difficult to walk towards there. that you can give into. the water to them so that they can be so way in the water recedes a nationwide drive is underway to send relief equipment to carry. out a neighboring state to suffering a lot i need to give you all my you know idea and my time to do help them a lot. with parents communication lines down and essential supplies running short trains carrying clean drinking water and rice have also been pressed into service. after taking to the air to assess the damage for himself india's prime minister narendra mo

and india is showing no signs of easing rest areas in the southern states have kyra are stepping up efforts to bring food and water two hundred people stranded by the high waters more than three hundred fifty people have already died and authorities fear that the death toll could rise. but that for me for now you are watching news coming to you and more again at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all that aid season information around the clock on our website f t w dot com to. play. he takes a personal leave us. with a little wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true for. golf more than football longline. germany state by state. the long list. of the most traditional. any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. stefan stefan schmidt is a german sea captain and the refugees commissioner for the state of sleighs because don i'm talking to him about death in the mediterranean sea rescue and migration fundable. does mr smith know you've experienced it all firsthand or you rescue chip africa with the ger

abc's kyra phillips is at the courthouse in alexandria, virginia.e saw fiery opening statements from both sides yesterday. >> reporter: well, no doubt. i mean, the question -- the stakes are pretty high for paul manafort, no question, george. but they are also sky high for robert mueller too. this is the first case the special counsel has brought to trial and if manafort is convicted, it would offer mueller a powerful response and take away some of president trump's ability to call it an aimless witch-hunt. this case is already living up to the courthouse's reputation of being a rocket docket. in just one day, we saw jury selection, opening statements were completed and even heard from the first witness. prosecutors painting manafort as a liar, george, who knowingly filed false tax returns, failing to report tens of millions of dollars that he made working for pro-russia/ukrainian politicians and manafort accused of hiding that cash in offshore bank accounts, using it to basically bank roll his lavish life-style they say. keep in mind, no mention of

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. >>> in "gma" first look, the search for another missing woman, 19-year-old kyra bergman disappeared more than a week ago. abc's marcus moore has the latest in the search in arizona. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, worried friends and family have not seen or heard from 19-year-old kyra bergman in more than a week. last seen in her phoenix apartment, her mother deeply concerned for her daughter's safety being out of touch this long is not like her. >> for her to leave her purse with her wallet and i.d. at the apartment that's not normal. that's why i feel like there's something not right here. >> the missing teen originally from san diego, moving to phoenix with her boyfriend in march. this morning, police have not identified any suspects and are asking for the public's help. >> communication with family stopped. that's concerning. not only for the family but for the investigators. >> the community holding a vigil leaving flowers at her doorstep and praying for her safeet we'll have search comg up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look i'm marcus moore, abc news, los angeles.

kyra got her grades. three bs.o stay local but there is a worry that offers without grades could tempt others to ease off. 22% of our students received at least one unconditional offer and, for some, that may be an enabling thing terms of taking the pressure off. for others, it will certainly erode the motivation to study. by 8am this morning 350,000 students had accepted places. this year there are 3.5% fewer 18—year—olds. to compete for the best students universities have already made almost 68,000 unconditional offers. there is so much emotion for students picking up their results today. many weren't sure how they would do in these new a levels but even for those who have dropped a grade of two, it is a good year. because universities are competing fiercely to offer them a place. you are through to the nottingham trent university. here they promise a place in student housing with clearing places. other universities have been more shameless, one offering £1,500 cash every year. some universities may slash the gra

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guilty ksz good morning, kyra. >> reporter: maria butina's attorney said they immediately connected.ove and this video you're about to see for the very first time, he says, will help prove that this love affair is no way a russian ruse. >> reporter: it's like a scene separate out of the movie "red sparrow." >> how do you know you pay your debts? >> reporter: 29-year-old maria butina portrayed as a femme fatale, accused of being a russian agent using sex or access. and targeting this man, paul erickson. >> we live in a time of a testing of public character. >> reporter: a longtime conservative political operative and nra insider, almost twice her age. butina's activism and access drew the attention of the fbi and they started tracking her in 2016. here she is at a political conference called freedom fest. a year later. >> but i have a right to buy arms. >> reporter: butina now sits behind bars. the u.s. government saying she infiltrated the nra and powerfut and despite photos and videos showing them as a couple some are speculating that erickson was just a pawn. >> so in no way, shape

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kyra phillips is standing by. >>> we're also on the scene of the raging wildfires tonight, and there is new concern that two fires might now merge as one. and in the carr fire alone, more than 1,200 homes and buildings now destroyed. >>> the stunning images now emerging tonight. the hostage situation, the woman held at knifepoint. police opening fire, killing the suspect and the hostage, t

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kyra phillips has more. >> reporter: they were the pictures that stunned the nation.parents by the trump administration. ivanka trump speaking out for the first time, describing it as a low point for her. >> a low point in the white house for a number of your colleagues was the kids at the border issue, what was your view of that? >> yes, that was a low point for me as well. i feel very strongly about that. and i am very vehemently against family separation. i am a daughter of an immigrant. my mother grew up in communist czech republic. but we are a country of laws. >> reporter: at an axios forum. she was asked about his attacks on the news media. at his florida rally, his supporters hurling insults at reporters. the president himself has called the media -- >> the enemy. >> reporter: so in front of reporters, his daughter was asked -- >> do you think that we're the enemy of the people? >> sorry? >> do you think the media is the enemy of the people? >> no, i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >> reporter: she also spoke about the infamous trump tower me

kyra phillips has the details. >> reporter: president trump wading into the trial of his former campaignpone or paul manafort, political operative and reagan/dole darling. now serving solitary confinement although convicted of nothing. this as the president distanced himself from manafort for months. manafort ran the trump campaign during a crucial period. he's now accused of lying to the irs and hiding tens of millions of dollars in offshore bank accounts, money he made working for a ukrainian political party with deep ties to the kremlin. he has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors stunning the courtroom by declaring they may not call the man billed as their star witness. manafort's former business partner, rick gates, who accepted a plea bargain from special counsel mueller. manafort's attorney argues gates is willing to say anything to save himself. and prosecutors say he may testify, he may not. they spend their efforts painting manafort as a man who spent lavishly, they even called the manager of a men's clothing store who testified that in five years, manafort spent $929,000 on suits.

here is kyra phillips. >> reporter: he was donald trump's secret weapon.ermarket tabloids like the national enquirer. tore into stories. >> this was a magazine that frankly, in many respects should be very respected. >> reporter: sources say pecker told investigators he also worked with michael cohen to buy and bury the stories of women claiming affairs with the billionaire and that trump knew about it. one of those women, former playboy playmate karen mcdougal. >> there were real feelings between the two of us. >> reporter: trump has denied the affair. but there is news the enquirer had a lot more dirt on him than just the mcdougal story. the tabloid had been collecting information on the president since the '80s and during the campaign trump and cohen wanted to buy it all themselves. just weeks before the election cohen secretly recorded a conversation with trump and the two men seemed to discuss buying the inquirer's trump files from david pecker. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all that info regarding our friend david. >> reporter: t

kyra phillips, abc news, alexandria, virginia. >>> and it appears john kelly will be part of the whitetaff for a while longer. he has accepted the president's request to remain on the job through the 2020 campaign. a senior official says kelly has said he intends to stay as chief of staff through 2024 should the president be reelected. >>> an investigation is under way after a plane crash in mexico with a miraculous ending. >> it was a twin-engine jet packed with 103 people on board. all of them survived, but about half of them hospitalized this morning, two in critical condition including the pilot. the passengers included a chicago priest who was injured but said to be resting peacefully. mexican officials blame the crash on a gust of wind during a severe storm. >>> some of the trump administration's top immigration officials were at a capitol hill hearing defending the policy of family separation. one of them says conditions at family detention centers were quote, like a summer camp. senators from both parties were critical as danya bacchus reports. >> reporter: the grilling aimed a

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athens and on the other side of the med more warm sunshine coming through here so thirty six full kyra getting up into the high twenty's across good parts of north africa algiers at thirty two degrees a little bit a cloud coming here it's fine dry and sunny and repat with a high of twenty five. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. they're not intrinsically linked to the slave trade in the euro so i'm consistent and insurance companies there's no way to separate vaca and of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that that mobile produced. that ass in europe industrialized slavery and amassed its great wealth the resistance began to take full on from sugar to rebellion episode two of slavery when it's on al-jazeera . again the top stories on al-jazeera a united nations panel has blamed all sides involved in yemen's war for committing possible war crimes a report by the un experts says there is reason to believe that the government of yemen saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it also says that both the rebels may have committed tort

athens and on the other side of the med more warm sunshine coming through here so thirty six full kyra getting up into the high twenty's across good parts of north africa algiers at thirty two degrees and there will be a cloud coming here it's fine dry and sunny and repat with a high of twenty five. they're not intrinsically linked to the slave trade where you are so inconsistent and insurance companies there's no way to separate vacuumed of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that move to produced. that ass in europe industrialized slavery and amassed its great wealth resistance began to take full. from sugar to rebellion episode two of slavery roots on al-jazeera. and one of the top stories here on our syria united states and mexico have agreed to overhaul the north american free trade agreement known as nafta but canada has yet to sign off on it. united nations investigators say minh mas top military generals should be investigated and prosecuted for genocide against the ranger in rakhine state. a french president a man you're my course as the european union mus

most aboard a school bus many children have also been recruited as soldiers by huet the rebels sorry kyra for its. anees colored and his family are safe and now. the school in ties has become their refuge since they were forced to flee holidayed weeks ago . if. they want to fountains of yemeni families who fled the key port city after the assault by the saudi led coalition. but unlike many others his age niece has managed to avoid being forcibly recruited as a child soldier by the horsey rebels. they turned up at my house and forced themselves in i mean three friends were kidnapped drugged and beaten up the commander told us they needed us to fight and sunnah but we managed to escape. and he says story is not an unusual one after more than three years of war and thousands of deaths the warring parties have turned to children to boost their ranks the united nations report documented the recruitment of more than eight hundred child soldiers in twenty seventeen in yemen some as young as eleven but the geneva base human rights group says the number of child soldiers fighting in the conflict i

them on board a school bus many children have also been recruited as soldiers by the rebels sara sara kyra reports. unease colored and his family are safe and now. the school in size has become their refuge since they were forced to flee her date weeks ago. they want to fountains of yemeni families who fled the key port city after the assault by the saudi coalition but unlike many others his age niece has managed to avoid being forcibly recruited as a child soldier by the horsey rebels. they turned up at my house and forced themselves in me in three friends were kidnapped drugged and beaten up the commander told us they needed us to fight and sunnah but we managed to escape. and he says story is not an unusual one after more than three years of war and thousands of deaths the warring parties have turned to children to boost their ranks the united nations report documented the recruitment of more than eight hundred child soldiers in twenty seventeen in yemen some as young as eleven but the geneva base human rights group says the number of child soldiers fighting in the conflict is much high

viewpoint is there are some optimistic opinions coming out of gaza or it would seem and indeed possibly kyra but nothing really in print yet nothing publicly that is to suggest that. going to happen whether it's going to fail with just carry on in the way. of the u.s. government denied having anything to do with an explosion that venezuela's president says want to tell was an attack on his life national security adviser john bolton says nicolas maduro accusations are unfounded with respect to what happened last afternoon could be a lot of things from a pretext set up by the itself to something else he's made accusations accusing the outgoing president of columbia responsibility of what he calls the extreme right wing in venezuela that means the vast opposition to his authoritarian rule and he's blamed financer is in the united states these are things he's said before and you have to take them for what they're worth if the government of venezuela has hard information that they want to present that would show a potential violation of u.s. criminal law we'll take a serious look at it but in the

the water recedes around four hundred people have died so far under thomas has more from call of it kyra. carolus chief minister says there are now more than a million people living in temporary relief shelters across the state he's also given an update on the weather situation carol and has had two and a half times the normal rainfall in august so far now the waters are receding the weather has improved in the last twenty four forty eight hours it's been more sunny and rainy that's the good news but of course that brings its own problems as the water level drops the problems of disease is increased things like mosquitoes can breed in pools and then of course with this much water around much of it dirty because it's been sewage people are having to deficit in the open because they're not put toilets in the facilities where they are that brings the risk of things like the favor in the case. or cholera is also another problem to add to the mix snakes that been more than fifty people admitted to hospital with relatively minor snakebites from viper's if such a thing can be minor but that is

sanctions from the united states washington's threatening to impose more economic pressure on one kyra it wants turkey to free a u.s. pastor who's been in jail there since twenty sixteen well he's been a problem for a long time they have not acted as the french will see what happened they have a wonderful christian pastor a wonderful past the front thing they've made up this phony. by at least not is by. going through a trial right down your golden trial they should have given back a long time ago. turkey has in my opinion acted very very badly so we haven't seen the last of that we are not going to take it sitting down they can take our people so you will see what happens in non-con is expected to be sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister has to be can self party has become the largest in the national assembly off to last month's election but he still needs to form a coalition government and he's facing a lot of challenges including trying to prevent an economic crisis and boosting jobs. more than three hundred people have died in widespread flooding in the southern indian state of

unification a ceasefire and how the people of gaza can live in peace and security with its delegation from kyra. the goal a permanent truce hamas which runs gaza would cease its attacks on israel and return israel would ease the blockade that is strip people in gaza of livelihoods. the proposed agreement would encourage the building of infrastructure creating more jobs and allowing for the freedom of movement until recently unthinkable. and israeli security expert confirms that the government is participating in talks but he's skeptical. yes it's actually being negotiated but only if hamas feels it's in danger then they are ready to stop the fire for a certain amount of time that. on thursday hamas declared the attacks to be over but rockets continue to fly targeting israel. and the israeli air force one several hamas locations it's quite a different picture to the proposed peace being tentatively talked about on the sidelines. for many vets few g.'s and migrants the dream of a better future in europe remains just that a dream and when they end up being deported back to their home countries the

could that have been to germany's advantage and enhanced its leverage over on kyra . yes i think so there's been several politicians in the last few days especially from the social democratic spectrum of the political political spectrum saying that germany should now advance with help towards turkey maybe financial help other forms of assistance to turkey in order to show turkey that it still has some sort of hold within some sort of friends within europe. regarding you know in contrast to the relationship to the united states german government spokesman this morning have been very reticent about that have been saying that nothing concrete is being discussed nothing concrete has been offered and their talks are continuing but of course what is happening is that there will be a summit meeting between the turkish president raise a tire. and i'm going to marco here in germany here in berlin in about a month's time and before that the ministers of finance and of economic affairs of both countries will also meet here in berlin so there are a lot of talks going on in the ba

kyra council stands at the foot of the mountain overlooking the city of tire is in the yemen highlands the last few years has been used as a barracks for us back to our brigades the government military commission has no taken back control. but that about is that i believe the reopening of the castle after four years of closure sends a clear message that the state will extend its authority over every inch of the country no faction or party will ever have sovereignty or control over time as. this is a site loved by the locals and loved by the children who know little of its history built more than eight hundred years ago carol castle is the city's top destination for tourists from all over the world that sound. it is always great to paint a smile on children's faces that's what we've seen from the first day the number of visitors is far beyond what was expected it's the city's most important to restate an historical site well the castle walls will remain solid it will need some restoration work it was shelled by coalition warplanes in twenty fifteen when it was used as a pretty fighter s

there for athens and on the other side of the med warm sunshine coming through here so thirty six full kyra getting up into the high twenty's across good parts of north africa algiers at thirty two degrees in the little bit of cloud coming here it's fine dry and sunny and repat with a high of twenty five. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. of the meeting. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them will not enjoy what led when they. will be. some of the boxset this is us. on al-jazeera. a journey both dark. there's a very forever there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woodies also the city has ascended you can see how i was introduced to . my father and my most or fall king for the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven on our just sarah . hello again here's a reminder of our top stories at al-jazeera the united states and mexico have agreed to overhaul the north american free trade agree

kyra. and we shall carry let's recap the headlines for you right now pressure is mounting on the leaders a man mark after several countries call for its military chiefs to be held accountable for alleged genocide the security council has spent abating a report that details mass killings and gang rapes over a hedge of muslims i believe these reports findings and recommendations these are of serious consideration by all relevant united nations board effective huge national corporation will be critical to ensure that they come to believe the mechanisms of credible transparency but surely bend and and comply with geishas and international law the u.s. has defended its support for the saudi a moronic coalition fighting in yemen after you and report released on tuesday said all sides and yemen's conflict may have committed war crimes but it blamed saudi amrani airstrikes for most of the deaths are presented iran in the us or at the international court of justice for a third day of hearings or teh