around thirty stories to be agency his colleagues have described him has a courageous and talented lest he survived by his wife and seven month old daughter here's some of the last images he captured during his reporting along with a recap of recent events in tripoli. with what. listeners ruptly was saddened to learn of the death of journalist mohamed bin a khalifa who lost his life during clashes in tripoli over the past three years he worked with us to deliver high quality reports in difficult circumstances we send our deepest condolences to his family. processed as in the arabian capital are calling for the immediate release of an american born journalist in u.s. detention the presenter for iran's english language news channel press t.v. was arrested on u.s. soil last sunday. it was. mossad her show me her was confirmed as a material witness a court document and i'm displaced but has not been charged with a crime the rally took place outside the swiss embassy in iran which acts as a media attack american interests of our country as tensions between washington and tehran were made. hi

of san francisco and german consulate for approval to place a temporary art installation entitled lest we forget by an artist at joseph l performing arts piazza. with the institute handling project management, and they would work with public programs that were to occur during the exhibition. the project began being deeply affected to a visit to auschwitz when he photographed holocaust survivors around the world including israel, russia, ukraine and the united states and taking over 300 photographs. the lest we forget exhibit displays his photos in order to provide a human angle to the holocaust remembrance, also to help ensure that the world never forgets, and to inspire us to fight hatred and anti-semitism today. the exhibit would be displayed in the civic centre plaza of this year. the local holocaust survivors would be included in the exhibit the installation would consist of 86 photographs around the perimeter of the centre of the plaza. one of the panels would feature explanatory text about the project, in each photograph is accompanied with a small plaque with information about t

lest i withdraw unanimous consent request. mr. scalise: i don't want to get too carried away. but i appreciate that we were able to resolve this and, again, i know tensions got a little heated because these are important issues. we want to get a resolution, to get the government back open. obviously we have some disagreement over the border security component of these negotiations. and we'll keep these negotiations going forward. and hopefully get a resolution as quickly as possible. but in the meantime, to be able to get that recorded vote on h.j.res. 28, when we return, and all members return, i think is the right thing to do and commend the majority leader, as well as the speaker for providing that opportunity. with that, mr. speaker, i withdraw my objection. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, mr. speaker, before i end. we have just been through a very difficult week. n which one of our members was - -- a review and disapproval was passed almost unanimously, i think, with just one vote opposed to it on our side. i must mention, i don't want any argument or we don't need any debate on

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use this law for rescue so you are pretty cheap at lest u.n.h.c.r. can't offer it to the person easily danger on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation raf's father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the worlds. i'm not leaving my room until i see you an edge c r i long to asylum. her calls for help quickly reached the united nations refugee agency after examining her case the un decided to run for half the refugee status and began talks with several countries to find her a new home after days of uncertainty came the good news canada was ready to grant her half asylum now alcoa noone can start a new life meanwhile she's become a symbol of the struggle for women's rights in the saudi kingdom you're watching news from berlin mo

lest not overcomplicate it is the second thing. people have said let's add all these additional things to the negotiation and make the deal bigger. that slows it down even more. federal employees need answers right now. let's not try to make this a bigger and bigger and bigger argument that stretches out longer into debate. let's solve the issue we have in front of us right now and keep debating the other issues. finally let's get a permanent resolution of this issue of government shutdown. it's been interesting to me to be able to see some of the media that were comparing this shutdown to the one happening during the jimmy carter presidency or during the clinton presidency or the three that happened during the reagan presidency or those that happened in the bush presidencies. this is a bad habit this congress is in. there were 16 of us that met this last year from april all the way to december. eight democrats, eight republicans. half from the house, half from the senate to try to resolve the budget process. many of us spoke up, m

we really feel sad to hear of this news just three months off the lest i would have been charged should have been a proper died in a helicopter crash the premier league is digesting another aviation tragedy so. have to confirm hopefully hopefully do so as the terrible news we wait we do come from donna was born in santa fe in argentina his father said he's distraught his mother said the entire town is in shock people in not proud to come together for a vigil for a player who spent three happy years with lee wellings al jazeera. and these are the top stories venezuela's president nicolas maduro has ordered a revision of diplomatic relations with the united states when they were condemned comments by u.s. vice president mike pence who's backing the opposition national assembly leaders one credo is needing calls to oust maturer and nationwide demonstrations are due to take place on wednesday. if. everything i have decided and i have given the order to the foreign minister of the republic to initiate a total and absolute revision with the government of the united states of america and in th

lest this the east. to solve. this if. you can make your city. peaceful efforts to disarm the iraqi regime have failed because we are not dealing with peaceful man. intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. by went downstairs hours later the pentagon and the joint staff called me into his office and said i want you to know he said sure we're going to attack iraq you pull up a piece of paper off his desk so i just got this memo from the secretary to fence off that says we're going to attack and destroy their governments and seven countries in five years we're going to start with iraq and they were going to move to syria lebanon libya somalia sudan and iran i seventy seven countries in five years i says at a classified memo he said yes sir i said well don't show it to em. breaking a promise trump wants regime change in venezuela old habits die hard also the trials in tribulations of roger stone will rush again ever. you know

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. >> the lest footnote? d.c.'s growing marijuana industry.ut there are plans to expand even further. mark reivers has more. >> finally medical marijuana has come to the other half of the city. >> district leaders were on hand today for the ribbon cutting of anacostia organics, a woman-owned medical marijuana dispensary in the heart of storic anacostia. >> sometimes we laugh and giggle about marijuana, right. b but it'sig business. and big business m that people can be employed. >> while mayor bowser was celebrating a medical marijuana store. she says she is moving forward with legislation to legalize the sale of recreational pot, legal to smoke in d.c. but not to sell or >> we think we have an untenable situation. it's really driving a lot of underground sales. we need regulation. and we -- we still expect to have a bill introduced in the early part of >> in the district. markse raves, news4. >> this morning american airlines is underire after a family says they were kicked off a flight after complaints over body odor. these two were seated w

his defense attorney iould encourage him to be as cooperative andth tl as possible this time around, lestd tt of his life in jail. laura: we have heard from the acting attorney general who said that robert eller is close to completing his investigation. is that what they want to hear in the white house? ron: i think they do, but at tth same tim are afraid of what the investigation's end results look like. does this have damaging information for the president? we are in the midst of the 2020 reelection cycd president trump does not need at this juncture a damaging report that could plummet his already low approval ratingsanith the amereople. laura: the white house has said and correctly that none of the indictments so far have been about collusion betwee trump campaign and russia. does t ron: i think it does offer some comfort. i think that if mueller had some runnection, some tie between president donald and russia colluding to impact the election, we would he heard about it right now. it has all been process.pr but if i am thident, you never know what these people might say to cooperate

lest they find some way to. go of course this is terrible but luckily one of the things that is likely killing them monsanto's roundup herbicide has also proven to be good for killing humans so maybe the animal that is applying the chemical that is killing the butterflies will be killed by the chemical thereby saving. ok. but it's not just roundup herbicide it's also climate change so here's some more good news environmentalist in france and ireland are pushing forward with legal cases aimed at forcing their governments to step up action on climate change motivated by a twenty eighteen flagship ruling that the netherlands must cut emissions faster to keep its people safe this story this is blew me away because apparently other countries have an obligation to keep their citizens safe i don't say here in the u.s. they send out unmarked opioids in your tax returns. along with an exploding samsung phone and they don't have. however there was a big legal win here in the u.s. yes the supreme court issued a crushing bl

and lest pm manual tom and says the u.s. is simply pursuing its an economic interests only stream the united states would like to send their own shaded gas in competition we have a russian gas they try to blackmail europeans in order to force them to buy more american shade and sense it is working because germany accepted to build a new port to import from united states but at the same time the europeans want to continue to make energy business of russia because it's cheap and secure the second objective of the united states has always been to control eurasia and to prevent europe to be too close to russia it towards to a way to present a strong sense emerging on the eurasia between western europe and russia and by trying to always fragmenting eurasia it's a way for united states to keep the leadership in both worlds for their own job particular power. the mayor of a polish city is being stabbed on stage during a charity event he's in critical condition the incident happened in the port city of game front of a large crowds t

and the pandan jan lest robert thomas believes my constance on venice way is problematic. it is the most absurd statement when for the last ten weeks we've had people rioting all over the place in france it's a very strange thing to have said i don't think it will go down very well at the political class i don't think they would think it was a very clever thing to upset bearing in mind that as we have both said as france has a serious problem with public order itself i'm sure he will be violently criticised it for us i see people will be very angry and he's been bitterly criticized already by the spaniards who say there was no need to talk like that what would he say if the russians back that the yellow jackets and said they recognized one of them as the president of france i mean it's ludicrous you just can't believe that these people are unable to look in the mirror and see how ludicrous their statements are . meanwhile techies president has expressed his support for the venezuelan president speaking at a news conference in and press he expressed his shock at the u.s. re

and of course lest we forget while the speculation over a second vote continues treason may house just three days to come up with a new deal to present to parliament on monday. moving on hundreds of elite russian part troopers have been braving heavy snow and icy skies as they hold their first tactical exercises on the year r t s maria for national travel to western russia to watch them being put through their paces and perform just a few her raising feats. cliffy shurtleff ianto is ninety years ago for the russian airborne assault force is also known as the considered to be among the finest fighting forces in the country presidential blue grays and stronger. than the symbol all the elite fighters in russia today the raises you can see are replaced with why the problem was the guys are going to the skies today clearly for the troopers board the aircraft all the equipment should be very carefully checked to see any mistake could cost the laws of these young military man feel feel. have. we thank you robert though it feel. p. feel feel. feel rushed to her too far into full feel and anyti

arrested during clashes with placing grace and sixty thousand protesters rallied in the capital at ten lest this but make news agency in twenty five police officers went into it. the greek authorities to use crowd control equipment to disperse protesters clashes broke out to nothing else outside the parliament building this sunday against a deal between greece and this may the macedonia to rename the country and then ten allow the succession to nato the deal will see the country remains to the republic of north macedonia in order to try to end a dispute over the name shared with the north of the province of three however some greeks fail it's an attempt to put historical and cultural heritage in the strongly against it the agreements could be ratified on monday and would then go to a vote later next week. for decades greece is forced basically over a neighbor macedonia's name because it happens border region is also called macedonia one of the country's official name safeway on short for the former yugoslav republic of macedonia to stop the laying claim to the rich history of that name afte

lest >> all right, al roker, thanks. >>> now to the breaking news in the mueller vestigation. late today acting attorney general matt whitaker said the probe isearly complete after nbc news first reported last month it may finish as early as mid-february. this as roger stone, the latest trump ally charged by mueller, prepares to appear in court. with more here's nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time publicly, the acting attorney general revealing the highly anticipated mueller probe into russian election interference is almost finished. >> i've been fully briefed on e investigation. the investigation is i think close to being completed. and i hope that we can get the report from director mueller as soon as possible. >> reporter: the development comes hours after roger stone arrived in washington on the eve of his arraignment, charged by mueller for lying to congress. he says he'll plead not guilty, praising president trump. ow >> i've him 40 years. i have enormous affection for he and his family. ep >> rter: stone sending mixed messages about whether h

and american iranian chen lest who has arrested in the u.s. last week has been released without charge that's according to a press release from her family must their shame me was detained on january the thirteenth while visiting her family in the state of missouri she was questioned by the f.b.i. as a material witness in an unspecified case. they rein in foreign minister zarif condemns the treatment of the journalist and called for her immediate release she is a famous journalist she's done nothing but journalism and the rest of mrs house. is a very clear affront to freedom of expression a political abuse of an innocent individual. i believe united states should really to eat you've got to give it the international federation of journalists also expressed a note of protest over the case in a tweet to a man did u.s. authorities clarify the situation. across iran in support of mosiah has shown me. you know up to date with the latest global news more top stories coming your way in thirty minutes time. when lol make this manufactured incentives to

and american arraign engine lest he was arrested in the u.s. last week has been released without charge that's according to a press release from her family must be or has she may west attained on january the thirteenth while visiting family in the state of missouri she was questioned by the f.b.i. as a material witness in an unspecified case while she was in custody we talked to a friend and colleague. as is being detained under a controversial law yes it is a law but the material witness law has been deemed unconstitutional by the york appeals court and the court has said it's been misused the a.c.l.u. and human rights watch of talks about how since nine eleven this law has basically been here is to detain ms muslims indefinitely without trial in essence on a fishing expedition. and why were her civil and religious rights violators her job stripped of her had a mug shot taken without her job and she was refused her lalan vegetarian field effectively denying her food in the initial days of her detention no one has been able to speak to apart fr

investigation is concerned it doesn't matter what your investigates in you you always have the mental shocking lest so to speak as far as what you would like to see so you would want to have access to the area where the offense was alleged to have been committed and you would want to all witnesses potential and actual witnesses you would want to have access twenty four ns a confidence and the previous investigations that have been undertaken and particular as far as the usa is concerned specifically with what's been in the newspapers for some time is that she would want to have sides of the intelligence that is apparently pinged big collated that the cia you have suggested points the finger m i haven't been solomon so yes she will want obtain all information possible to make sure that the investigation is not still runs as possible so tom what are the chances of that happening in a donald trump is not really condemned hummin solomon or saudi arabia in any meaningful way how likely do you think it is that the united states would help the rapper tour with this would turn over some of the evidence the

there's another figure in the pot lest we forget a certain mr ago i do. well yes and caracas was forced to act when washington said that it was pretty much handing over the fortunes that belong to the madore government however they were an american banks to the opposition leader and so now. assets and accounts in venezuela have been frozen and he's not allowed to leave the country and he's now also being investigated for attempts to assist other countries and to feeling and been as well as internal affairs now in response to that already caracas has been promised severe consequences by donald trump's national security advisor john. white just wiping the site because we know that the u.s. isn't alone in terms of support for the opposition leader where other countries coming down in this in this divide really if we look at the opposition support surely america has been the champion we've got to think the here in this case because some of the strongest players of the block for now the u.k. still in their germany france and spain they have sent from a friend

at lest check roughly 600 people are still staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds. local homeless shelters are enough available assault two yo it happened a week ago in el cerrito ... near a path close to manila avenue. 42-year-old freddy penate- melara from richmond is now under arrest. police say he tried to grab the two girls on the path as they were just feet away from one the girl's father. ( darya ) the girls were just 8 and 9 year old. and police believe it his intention was to sexually assault one or both of them. the man is being held on 2- point-5-million dollars bail. ( darya ) new this morning... a priest with the oc investigated for sexual misconduct. father alex castillotias leave as the diocese investigas. castillo is not allowed to function publicly as a priest during the investigation. ( darya ) hundreds of alleged human traffickers or people tied to trafficking were arre

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always tell me oh it's because of security issues the thing is that when you go to places like timor leste the or jerusalem or places like that where you have a really tall security issues or even cyprus where the security conditions are really good you still see the same kind of tendency to live in a bubble so to me there is much more articulate than just security council in addition to security and safety i think there is also an issue of neutrality of play here if the peacekeepers are seen hanging out in local rather than exploit bars don't you think that that may create a perception of bias depending on who they're hanging out with all it could of course but consider what is the what what what are the drawbacks of not hanging out in local bourse not hanging out with people not talking to them it means that they they basically don't know what's going on around them so we're sending people to conflicts we're telling them try to build peace in this place but we don't give them any opportunity to actually do their child because they don't have the knowledge. going in that they need knowled

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destructive from bishops around the region we encourage all our allies to follow suit to petco and lest rayna rothfuss believe spell institution is an attempt to gain favor with the us administration. iran is. really under pressure since donald trump has gotten out of the nuclear deal germany followed a request of nato countries but all united states. air there are many used to hold the ruble and. we. in respect of that relations to it to the united states to with stand there with this move has happened just two days before our foreign minister. will be receiving washington so maybe it's also thought to be like a president like a gift that tyco master wants to bring to washington. there's always two sides to one story and that's the case a for a standoff between the student wearing a make america great again cap and a native american veteran the video taken in washington d.c. went viral staring outrage in the media. more pain looks at what's not being reported. a visual like this will get your blood boiling hot in the catholic high school student who comes face to face with a native ame

daughter on the phone they're also worried about her health and my eyes is a very active john the lest she puts me to shame you know i'm just about half her age and she works twice as hard as i do but she does have some health concerns she has heart palpitations that when she gets them she must take medication she has fainted before because she skipped meals so as you can imagine that concerns about her health as well more than anything the children have been saying to me that they want information as you said the f.b.i. is up until now in the authorities not responding to john mystic requests in the united states and internationally for information about why this is being detained without charge the information they have been given recently is that seems to be because she's a material witness but again no information about the case yeah i mean not just the f.b.i. that they've refused to comment so far as to the reason behind the detention so that obviously there's speculation going around as to the reasons why and we can only hear what she said through her children at the moment that'

temperatures 3—4dc, lest cold in northern ireland and west of scotland with mild air from the south,s in the cloud. where you get those breaks, temperatures falling below freezing. some patchy frost on friday morning. temperatures potentially down to —2, —4 celsius where you have the clearest spells for longest. otherwise, keeping cloud and temperatures up above freezing at 2-4dc. temperatures up above freezing at 2—4dc. friday, patchy fog first thing in the midlands and central and southern parts of england, some sunny spells here, but it is about chasing cloud throughout friday and there will be a fair amount of that in northern and western areas. temperatures again 3—6dc, less cold in the west. into the weekend, this area of high—pressure still dominating things but a few weather fronts around the north and the west. lots of cloud over the weekend in that area of high pressure so during saturday, while there will be some breaks and some sunny spells, for most, it will remain cloudy throughout the day. maximum temperature is struggling to gain for many parts, 5—6dc, 8—9d across the

at lest check roughly 600 people are still staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds. are offering up beds for fire evacuees but there aren't enough available to take in everyone from the red cross shelter. the red cross says the shelter was always antemporary solution. ... p-g-&e returns to bankruptcy court. this after a federal judge slammed the utility for not doing enough to prevent its equipment from causing wildfires. the judge also found pg&e violated its probation in the criminal case stemming from the 20-10 san bruno gas pipeline explosion. the judge is proposing having the utlity reinspect its entire electrical grid and remove or trim all trees that could fall onto its power lines in high-wind conditions ... before the end of june.