we've been a us ally for quite a long time we were fighting side by side to fight and isis and libya times change the kurds thought that as well where time of change because we cannot apply what happened in syria and libya and i'm talking about how alliances come and go. trump said that he appreciated mr have to a significant role in fighting terrorism their shared vision for libya's transition to a stable democracy high praise from the leader of the western world for your main enemy isn't that standing by you it's a pretty look almost anybody isn't. going to say those things about you know we still believe that. the administration of united state that mr ation of the white house believed that some wrong mistakes so wrong messages have been around about have tour and he's fighting terrorism i think the force in the u.s. is badly informed yes i think the president is by informed and i believe that the message passed yesterday from the foreign minister of. libyan foreign ministers and the libyan internal ministers that they want to see libyan stable and the problem in libya settled through a

the mediterranean and there is a responsibility lie on our shoulders as a government of libya but we are the time for and conflict and that's why we need the international community to stand by us helping us to manage this fight it's a big fight libya cannot deal with this fight alone and that's why we ask the international community standards to get rid of the militias of course we need 20 what we did it get the flu shot we need to get rid of the military rulers we need to have a better life of libya when the government of national called has been look at what the government of national call did look in 34 years name one government in the world then liberate a city like sirte from isis without any water on the ground help being diligent the libyan did that a lot the government beyond the war and that that of half tours of the capital as we have a bitter financial. and you have a long list and you have a long list of failures as well of course it is very long i'm something i'm not found go to even use the back is a big reforms i'm not you agree last year yeah i think fuel subsidies all the thing

libya. at the same time regime change and overthrow the american military. with food for everybody is that is correct but the humanitarian aid would have to be secured by guys with guns. there are certain items that are missing why because production. trade distribution is entirely in private hands it is not direct so if you have a considerable portion of the. wealth. in this position. that does not want to cooperate with the government you are going to have a scar city and you're going to have delays and distribution that cetera et cetera so i'm. on. this side of it. according to the central bank of venezuela products were missing before the constitutional referendum and regional elections of 2007. before the presidential election of 2012 and off to chavez's death that again led to elections. american sanctions will soon be added to this artificial scarcity making the situation even worse. brought director of the c.p.r. in washington followed. economic development he believes that america's sanctions are killing people in venezuela. when obama 1st imposed t

let me come back and finish my time libya's former president makes a plea from exile in an interview with al jazeera. on how this is from doha also coming up. police fire tear gas as protesters sneer at university campus. early presidential results from sri lanka show former defense chief goes up by a rajapaksa in the lead he's promised strong leadership.

not approving catherine norris trent and her team and they will be another full from libya at the same time. tomorrow now fighting between israel and the palestinian group islamic jihad continues for second day of sources in gaza say at least twenty three people have been killed. in israeli air strikes israel claims that twenty of the dead were members of islamic jihad. nearly two hundred rockets have been fired at israel with dozens of israeli civiliaians treateted for mild injuries catherine viet test the latest. this pit of concrete and metal is all that's left of the building in gaza where this door of family used to live. according to the israeli army it served as a command post for the group islamic jihad. the family says ahead of the strikes and israeli intelligence official warned them to evacuate. i would line as lean. as we were leaving the house he stayed on the phone with me. there was no caller id he told me that they were going to hit the house with a drone missile. test if there is anyone left inside. i said no unless when they hit the house after a a couple of minutes a seco

to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the libya state with r.t. . time after time called aeration to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important to excel or transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay in her manner more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless. the big. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is something else this has been done even on. in the us and we do. understand that with. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing bolivia. ok let's go back to london with my question i will date myself unfortunately but i remember very well i was a young man very young i been and been politically active for a long time aware of politics but i remember the military dictatorships ok in south america and how the us would say give the people the voice bring democracy to the region it will bring prosperity eccentric cedrick well now we've had democracy for for 2 gene

and tested color revolution playbook was on display for anyone paying attention to libya's democracy is in retreat. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's excel or it transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability stay nowhere man or a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's. least. because. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something this must be done to anyone and i mean look. this is the moon and knew this and we didn't want anyone and i'm stunned seem them to understand that look who is going to. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i. i i i i i. i i i i. i i. i i i. i. don't call this just the circuitry surrounded by a mob of fancy beijing activists during a visit to london the reason she was pushed to the ground up left badly shaken. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine claims she's become a target for

after 2 days the couple were put on a cia plane this time headed for libya. 3 weeks. in libya the british and americans collaborated again in rendering. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die just a horror and fear and then when they arrived. sami and karim where were herded with black hoods and again. i thought that they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6 that started the ball rolling. indeed the u.k. agency was keen to point this out to the head of libyan intelligence. this is the facts in which mark allen head of britain's m i 6 regulates most up on the safe arrival hard to tripoli and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same document also writes about the prep. tony blair's visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense he writes the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and t

to come back to denver because you actually told me that you lost both your parents during your time in libya and you ended up breaking your foot in fact you were telling me that it was hard to know when you came back did you have a support system where your friends good to you or did they treat you differently supporter of anybody so my only brought up my brother was supposed to me i went. to support to support him but still no. ok i want to talk to only here for a 2nd because you you were recounting something horrific that you were not only kidnapped but you had kidney failure so you come back to the country did you get psychological help did you get financial help. i have without. and i have one have to without my family. but they are doing for me because my daughter in gambia wants them in me or 3 of them and it's going to be here it cannot be here i have to go to then i got to go through that that also. me. i have to do that and i says that they can help me but it's not that it's not too it meant but what is the treatment is to make transplant blaming and for show how to call it matter h

and tested color revolution playbook was on display for anyone paying attention to libya's democracy is in retreat. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable price board sustainability stay in her manner a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim that production is completely harmless. it does not the companies want us to feel good about products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be done to anyone and i mean look. this is the move we didn't do any minute einstein seemed to be understood. in an. odd. i love this town. and that mr out tonight. to many people and too many little government people for them to tell you that oh come on you can come we're going to protect you in your they're not going to do that. cold i think if people realize that the government is not going to protect you is not going this leave you if something were to happen it kind of like changes your your mindset your like only because i was in the theory i know how the government works and i don't want to put mon

united states and, so for the first time, american security became about internal security and the threat of ungoverned spaces like afghanistan or today mali or libya or at one time that territory between iraq and syria. that would become the great threat much, much more difficult -- >> we're just listening to condoleezza rice and we're going to hear more from the former u.s. secretary of state at 11 5 11:05. that's when she is done with this speech. she will sit and have a fireside discussion can hadley. make sure you join us at 11:30 for another special panel which includes the bosses. before we head out, let's take a quick look at u.s. futures european equities trading with a handover from asia dow seen opening up about 120 points loeter this after another record close on friday that is it for our show today. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. thanks for coming in. no problem. since one our laptops got hacked on a business trip everyone's been a little paranoid. at cdw we get there are threats wherever your people go. so we create a customized solution using the hp elite book with built in security features that will help protect your peopl

after 2 days the couple were put on a cia plane this time headed for libya. 3 weeks. in libya the british and americans collaborated again in. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die just. in fear and then when they arrived. sami and karim where black hoods and again. they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6 that started the ball rolling. indeed the u.k. agency was keen to point this out to the head of libyan intelligence. this is the facts in which mark allen head of britain's m i 6. under safe arrival in tripoli and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. also writes about the preparations. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international commun

their midst all the divisions that have been taking place in this kind of time and i will thank you very much for joining us to libya because though she was near london bridge today when that incident took place thank you for taking the time to speak with us. and there were reports now of another stabbing exact this time in the netherlands police in the hague say 3 people have been wounded in the stabbing incident on the city's main shopping streets officials say it's unclear if that attack is terrorism related. or here's a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world iraq's prime minister adel abdul mahdi says he will present his resignation to parliament the move comes weeks after weeks of anti-government protests or than 400 people have been killed since the protests began in october demonstrators are protesting against government corruption and unemployment. in south korea k. pop star junk junior young has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for raping a woman with another k. pop star also secretly filmed the rape and shared the video online k. pop star choi john horne was sentenced to 5 y

the 2nd time is tied to ever recorded has sent water gushing down the city's streets in alleyways the mayor blames climate change and is asking the government for help. also coming up to libya gets a new leader for the time being at least.

to libya get a new leader for the time being at least opposition senator you know i mean yes the clip declares herself interim president but former president evo morales accuses her and others of staging a coup. electric car maker tesla is set to build its new european gigafactory new pearland c.e.o. elon musk said germany had been chosen because of its reputation for expertise in engineering. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us one of europe's most important to cultural landmarks is facing catastrophe the highest tide in more than half a century has left much of venice and underwater now the tide level peaked at just under 2 meters here a leaving homes inundated boats stranded tourists were wading through the historic st mark's square. the mayor is seeking government help and he has described the city as a disaster zone. along the sounds throughout venice is historic center warning people to find higher grounds to escape one of the worst floods in decades high winds and rain caused the water level to surge to almost 190 centimeters with waves crashing into buildings just

com i have their news are for you in under 30 minutes time coming up next sits inside story to stay with us. foreign help on the front lines of libya's civil war the united nations accuses several nations a violation an arms embargo how outside powers redrawing the battle lines of this conflict and can they be stopped this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm mr. foreign powers are making the fighting in libya's 80 along civil war even west a draft u.n. report is accusing several nations of violating. amplifying what it calls a proxy conflict in the past year u.n. investigators have found that jordan turkey and the united arab emirates routinely and sometimes blatantly supplied weapons and soldiers from chad and sudan were deployed on the ground both sides and the wall received foreign help the un recognized government in tripoli and forces loyal to world plea for hafta the experts say it's highly probable that a jet from a half to our like launched the air strike that killed 53 refugees it's migrants sent to new tripoli in july the report doesn't name the country bot both the u.a.e. and egypt have will play in suppo

this is news coming to you live from libya gets a new leader for the 1st time in a while opposition senator. declares herself interim president saying she will quote do everything necessary to pacify the country but former president evo morales chooses her and others for staging a coup also coming up hong kong on the verge of total breakdown that's the assessment of a police chief who said pro-democracy protesters were carrying out insane acts they've been back on the streets after days of heavy clashes. electric car maker tesla is to build its new european ticket factory near berlin the facility will make vehicles power trains and batteries c.e.o. elon musk says germany had been chosen because of its engineering problems. and we meet an indian boy who's become the very definition of inspiration abdul qadeer swims competitively even though he's lost his arms and interacts with his family support these 13 national trophies in this now aiming for the 2024 paralympic. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in bolivia opposition senator. has declared herself in. from president followin

time. and i will thank you very much for joining us to libya because though she was near london bridge today when that incident took place thank you for taking the time to speak with us. our now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world china has reacted angrily to president trump's approval of measures backing pro-democracy activists in hong kong beijing says it will take quote firm countermeasures against the u.s. if it continues to meddle in its domestic affairs but the pro-democracy supporters welcomed the move celebrating what it called a major boost to its push for more local political control and more autonomy from china in south korea k. pop star jones june young has been sentenced for 6 years in prison to 6 years in prison for raping a woman with another k. pop star john also secretly filmed the rape and shared the video online a pop star choi john who was sentenced to 5 years in prison rescue crews in albania are winding down their operation to find survivors of tuesday's deadly earthquake the operation is now focused on a collapsed beachfront hote

thanks for watching join us again as soon as you can the same time tomorrow about. 8 years after the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in paris it is i would not speak deputy prime minister of the u.s. backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited with serious human rights abuses conflicts over. 90 minutes on w. . in charge of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon the brain clicks on the phone while its 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. . their wealth isn't calculable for their egos insatiable. their rivalry deadly. 3 princes. all of whom dream of leading the arab world. the arrival of princes of good starts november 27th on the d w. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. allan gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from.

time. and i will thank you very much for joining us to libya because though she was near london bridge today when that incident took place thank you for taking the time to speak with us. well certainly intense scenes in the heart of london tonight w. correspondent sure is there for us no sure can you just bring us up to date i mean what more do we know as this investigation goes forward. well it was a busy day of busy friday afternoon on the streets of london especially there on london bridge which leads into the heart of the financial center here in london and the alleged attacker that has been killed by police was wrestled to i won by by a bystander or by a heroic bystander because that alleged attacker was wearing a suicide vest and at that point the bystander did not know that that was a fake suicide vest so this suicide vest is also the reason why investigators are now treating this as an act of terror because it reminds them also of the incident 2 years ago where 3 people close to the islamic state committed and then attack there on this bridge on the london bridge also wearing fake su

it is time for the second in our series of exclusive reports from libya. the conflict has been raging since april. the fighting continues with gunfire and shelling hitting the suburbs. the u.n. estimates at least 120,000 have been displaced by the conflict. this comes after more thahan eit years of violence after the 2011 revolution and overthrow of moammar gadhafi. >> this is a neighborhood in a state of shock. months, -- one of the tower blocks was hit. two children were killed as they slept. >> i it is terrifyining. >> both sides hunt down evidence of crimes against civilians. >> that is a part of the bottom of the shell. between the firing pin and the charge. >> these are imprecise shells. some date back to the world war. it is imimpossible to use them r surgical strikes. >> we are on the outskirts of the city. you can hear the sounds of the fighting. people tell us it happens daily. -- you hear more fire can hear mortar fire there. roadsides are stacked with mountains of rubbish. the main landfill site is blocked off by fighting and garbage collectors

after 2 days the couple were put on a cia plane this time headed for libya. 3 weeks. in libya the british and americans collaborated again in. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die. in fear and then when they arrived. sami and karim where black hoods and again. they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6 that started the ball rolling indeed the u.k. agency was keen to point this out to the head of libyan intelligence. this is the facts in which mark allen head of britain's m i 6. under safe arrival in tripoli and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. also writes about the preparations. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense he writes the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international co

conditions there is 111 and that is not a need to 4 of us anymore it's time you give them the you know unity them by the hands of our own libya. violence and mistrust are contributing to the spread of it in the democratic republic of congo however health workers so despite the challenges fewer people are getting sick and many being treated catherine soy has this exclusive report from benny. doctors at this. struggle to keep an 8 year old girl alive. and she's in the late stages of the disease and her pain is unbearable. we call her cover war to protect our privacy this doctor who's heading of with care patients are often brought to late share a bit of a. load. now today she's a little bit worse than yesterday. not so conscious anymore feeling. given some fluid control. diarrhea in another section of the center there's a case doctors are calling a medical miracle baby was born prematurely 3 weeks ago how mother died immediately after giving birth but she's not sick her doctors tell us this could be one of the 1st such documented cases since airborne i was discovered decades ago she was really pose a. danger was posed to you co

time to focus on the 2011 revolution in libya, taking over benghazi.ting behind the strong man of east libya, who managed to take benghazi after a four-year struggle. years later, benghazi is still partly in ruins. the has begun, but it is slow. people living among the wreckage are showing signs of a patient -- signs of impatience. >> a brand-new fog for the residents of benghazi. for the team who has supervised the reconstruction efforts, it feels like a victory. in a few weeks, this garden will be in full color once more. this garden is the only breathing space in town. you know, we have been through hard times here, the war, the destruction, the islamic state group, so this park will be a place where people can once again spend time together, where they can rejoice, be happy, and watch children play. one-third of the city's roads and buildings were destroyed. two years after the end of the fighting, the historic center of benghazi is still a no man's land. is used to be the nicest part of benghazi, the vezina and its traditional houses, but look at

libya. protesters have gathered for another night in beirut but this time they've taken a more musical approach to. crowds packed streets in front of government buildings dancing to music from loudspeakers people have been out on the streets for over 3 weeks now. the economy is at the root of the crisis in lebanon and the political stalemate is threatening to cause further financial turmoil politicians have been struggling to form a new government since the resignation of prime minister sadly ideally 70 deca has more from beirut lebanon's economic crisis is being felt everywhere here in the back alleys of beirut. a lot of prices have gone up people can no longer afford it thank god that's what we sent to the more privileged areas of the capital money is stuck in the country you have vessels outside. made for suppliers haven't been paid would you this charge and the liver if enough it might want to be shallow both businessmen and they like everyone else here don't know what's going to happen next i told one of the corporate directors at the bank i import food you're not going to have food next w

in southern libya these are in 25 minutes time right now though back to al jazeera world. i remember the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations has so many nationalities. just different places but it's one that gives us gives us the ability to a. world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. b.l.o. fleet was a convoy of merchant ship stranded in the su is cannot but the 967 arab israeli war to survive their cruise lives in the cargo of food this ships were carrying. dead and up bundles of things that we of edible stuff that we heard us cargoes on the ships remember the ships came from all over the far east nashville area that come from you know vietnam hong kong fell up in that come from a shale here in the world loaded with old salts of good china and about the same time as i was there the companies the ship warned us and said look all this cargo is going to be a constructive total loss it will not be used again you know there was t

northern parts of africa norm areas of morocco seeing some wet weather with parts of libya to lift a little damp for a time and it's all making its way further east. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes under cover in the caribbean we don't. if they were bribed with if you are talking of a piece of shit exposing trade and diplomatic passports today. then the press will go to war over not involving some of the region's highest officials. call al-jazeera investigations diplomats for sale. recapping our top stories for you so far this golden someone once and i lived on the front has told the impeachment inquiry in washington into the president that he wanted to withhold military aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into his political rival job by the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. also implicated other top officials. democratic presidential hopefuls have criticized donald trump during their debate in atlanta senator bernie sanders called him the most corrupt president in u.s. history but he also won democrats not to get too obsessed with mr trump. staying in the states the u.s. house of representativ

time thank you. yesterday we told you about a huge corruption scandal in the libya fishing industry that already led to the resignation of 2 ministers today we look at the other side of the story we look to iceland and its biggest fishing for some harry in it because it is accused of bribing the namibian government to for the permission to troll its waters. iceland's fishing industry is in choppy waters the country's biggest fishing farm some harry is accused of bribing the namibian government for the permission to troll its waters. postmen a minnow it reminded me in a uncomfortable way of old fashioned colonizers to exploit the weaknesses of a country's government the allegations were made by former employee turned whistleblower johana stefan son who leaked thousands of corporate documents to a team of investigative reporters iceland's minister of fisheries says the blame likely needs to be shared. there's never only one person who's responsible in this kind of situation. authorities in iceland say they'll work together with their namibian counterparts to investigate the allegations in the meantime

time i have a. great use of to the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continuous conflict between its rival senses a problem my guest this week here in tire is that is our much much weaker deputy prime minister of the us our government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which should be encouraged to pursue its human rights abuses conflict zone. 60 minutes on. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. g.w. world heritage 363 get kidnapped now. more big spending at the dubai and show boeing lands another all different 77 dreamliner this time from carrier emirates on its home turf. finding a diamond in the rough indian jonah's i think to make the most of the fallout on the u.s. to china trade war. and it's nothing to sing about when your business is on.

than ours and shipped them counterfeit money that is it's the 1st time has happened in history and they've been shipping this over to libya for the last 2 and a half years and that's something that has gone on to not only sustain the war but it's breaking an international financial norm that they're creating counterfeit money in a mickey mouse money and sending it to to libya and then the sovereign central bank in tripoli is forced to accept it so you know it's not only the fact that he's making money it's how he's making that money in the 2nd question is when he uses that my to spend it on to own weapons who is he putting it in the hands of and i think your 2nd speaker in beirut mention that it was in the hands of an army it's anything but an army as you saw in those as the statements have already demonstrated it's mercenaries it's russian mystery's it's people that have not only cell come just to fight for for money but we don't know there are the logical background there many of them the saudi inspired radical radicals that is the metal is that i've been been used in reference and previous reports so it's really chaoti