because i love it and want to get the mahdi unequivocally for the sake of god. as you know that i don't think believe. will save me but a lot of other believe that some of. us go. for months of seven on the phone with you. i think. most close together from. all the mahdi you know me him was out in the meanwhile this film unknown but a lot of the didn't die that knew him was in my hands out of it all. i wanted to be meaning it. may. be that of me getting. the money that you know you. can get out of that man or yeah. my old man could tell me because his only friend. but i. got it going to bed until the end of it but then the i'm in big don't think i will go look now i got. really. good. mark of the night. i mean my. god i. love the look of you look at that those little girls with. all the. people not. all new. mom. relatives and neighbors are not about to let him and his wife leave alone true to indian tradition garlands are heaped on the travelers. there is an outpouring of joy from all the well wishers around the lucky couple traveling for the hands. my mom says

on our return a year later we start off by looking for mahdi. in january two thousand and seventeen the varian officials have deported the rejected asylum seeker to kabul. we first met him soon after that. does a lot of old ways and i slit my wrists. i can't remember how i did it but i recall the policeman saying that if you try to kill yourself or something like that it will sedate you and put you on the plane to afghanistan any way you might get in mind i'm about out of. sam's was one of two hundred fifty for afghanistan who were deported from germany on charter flights between december two thousand and sixteen and may two thousand and eighteen doctors in germany had certified that the young man was at risk the suicide and was suffering from severe depression he had neither family no friends in kabul. has any contact back then was abdul go for founder of an aid organization for deportees. i wasn't contact with chums for a long time because of the support that he used to receive from the natural can germany and the madison he was and then he su

he has two hundred thousand muslim this it says every friday for his friday prayer he came to the mahdi a mosque in copenhagen he prayed in a mosque and he blessed our mosque and he blessed the concept of female in mum's and he even quoted a one of my favorite inspirational sources which is it been out of be here from eleven sixty five until twelve forty and he said the perfect man is a woman so we have muslim spiritual great leaders who support the mosque and of course we also met by a position because when you when you change a patriarchal structure you change the power balance and people will become upset it's natural so in your new reality in your everyday reality what is harder dealing with the national islam of right wingers or religious islamist fanatics i think both i mean there are very similar they're similar both sides both sides they tend to generalize they are manipulating guy caught some nice between them and us between being a muslim and being a secure a list we've seen muslims and jews and muslims and and christians and all of these manipulate the dichotomies you will fi

our going out there how can i better learn to love the idea that that not out of the mouth of the mahdi the day of the nightmare in germany. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm doudna mom. no loud loud loud loud loud enough why not get into our socks or x. chanting in the hall people we believe just a little bit here. bottom of my case i live on the bubble side johnny volare of the moment i don't matter how the little accusers are there a lot more of them i'm a little white community older looking at the things i don't want to put out a lot more party with an older mother brother. when i was child small seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. the world yet to shape our disdain comes out of the book and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. moscow is there is the u.s. expansion of its trying capabilities near syria could be a sign that washington is pretty getting prepared ahead of a possible both flank chemical attack by terrorists in italy a province. hundreds of far right supporters rally in t

the roman and her nero mahdi just get a bad press and. remount historians are reexamining this case for rethinking near zero as history been unfair to the infamous film her. being fifteen minutes on d w . more. the moment the something national parliament honors came to. dealing with any of that i killed many civilians. coming including my father. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for minds for the temple of technology. with. the markets. the momentum of the board. made in germany. your business magazine t w. rock n roll. cut. sinful rhythms contest by the church. no evil feeling that you feel what you like. the costumes of music are stoppable. no one is more popular than jesus up religious moralism preachers or subversive. battle with some marketing potential by placing a warning label on music quite outside. rock and religion clash that brings many parallels. for the two really so irreconcilable. comedy deviling and rock n roll stars

world know want to have us was deported weeks ago we asked up to go forward to help us find shams a mahdi but there's still no sign of life. whenever i was meeting him he had this sense of hopelessness because of he was handicapped in a way. meant to me meant to me he wasn't very very physically old or because he wasn't able to talk to the hardcore crowds are. every week new deportees arrive. many come to our dog a four day. script for how what he said on a wire it was deported from germany on april the twenty fourth on. this show it was still the news shocked me that we did it didn't kill me but it was almost as bad as the garbage encounter the right to go to the news like that it is like death for a person who lived in germany with so much hope and work and who was trying so hard the. issue what is i have never lived in afghanistan his parents had fled to iran when he was a child but since two thousand and sixteen iran has been deporting afghan refugees by the thousands. more mercial this image was this that if we fought for them in syria we get a residency permit in iran an apartment a

in terms of the middle east because the light from saddam the mahdi the west philadelphia and school the coalition should raise the money and don't trump the other western countries is stocking up on a potential we should look beyond itself the turkish lira has it nosedived after the latest us terrorist that story much more still to come you are watching our two international. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. can all middle of the room see. the real news. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back this is our team international and the russian prime minister dmitri medvedev has warned that if the

democratic vote by a opposition leader and i think if this happens you find it will be a president of the mahdi and. it's likely by many analyses but i'm so the cause of this. situation that i have to discard the opposition it's very unpopular with the status quo many of them off of course the out polarized divided about the leadership of iran and look up to the last five yet but as i said if the opposition decides to support one man probably they will present a very formidable challenge to. find the. hole and fall there joining me on the line from karama thankee. private sector organization is accusing the ruling party of engineering land seizures all over the country says the government's trying to pressure or punish suspected opponents up to four hundred fifty people have died in more than three months of anti-government protests and seen human reports from just the capital. squatters settlements like this one are sprouting up over much of nicaragua and he was bribed with his family just last week when he heard that this prime property on the outskirts of managua was pretty for the taking. b

he has two hundred thousand muslim this it says every friday for his friday prayer he came to the mahdi a mosque in copenhagen he prayed in a mosque and he blessed our mosque and he blessed the concept of female in months and he even quoted the one of my favorite inspirational sources which is it been out of be here from eleven sixty five until twelve forty and he said the perfect man is a woman so we have muslim spiritual great leaders who support the mosque and of course we also met by a position because when you when you change a patriarchal structure you change the power balance and people will become upset it's natural so in your new reality in your everyday reality what is harder dealing with the national islam of right wingers or religious islamist fanatics i think both i mean there are very similar they're similar both sides both sides they tend to generalize they are manipulating guide katsumi between them and us between being a muslim and being a secure a list we've seen muslims and jews and muslims and and christians and all of these manipulate the dichotomies you will find i

he has two hundred thousand muslim this it says every friday for his friday prayer he came to the mahdi a mosque in copenhagen he prayed in a mosque and he blessed our mosque and he blessed the concept of female in mum's and he even quoted a one of my favorite inspirational sources which is it been out of be here from eleven sixty five until twelve forty and he said the perfect man is a woman so we have muslim spiritual great leaders who support the mosque and of course we also met by a position because when you when you change a patriarchal structure you change the power balance and people will become upset it's natural so in your new reality in your everyday reality what is harder dealing with a national islam of right wingers or religious islamist fanatics. i think both i mean they're very similar they're similar on both sides both sides they tend to generalize they are manipulating guy i caught some peace between them and us between being a muslim and being a secure a list we've seen muslims and jews and muslims and and christians and all of these manipulate that that cuts amaze you

river bed to expand and burst its banks sweeping across roads damaging everything in its path as the mahdi hit with sudden violence and speed nearby homes were evacuated. there was one major complaint for residents miraculously no one was hurt coming wall of mud and rocks. look. now there is the clear up and the reminder of the devastating effect of such a powerful and destructive natural phenomenon. al-jazeera. and a greater money has catch up any time with our website address matches dot com and you who watch us live with a live icon. reminder the top stories here now to syria a saudi erotic coalition air strike has hit a pass full of schoolchildren in yemen attack happened in the hoofy held province of sada the health ministry says fifty people have been killed the red cross has confirmed it's received the bodies of twenty nine children all of them under the age of fifteen a saudi that coalition has released a statement saying the strikes were aimed at legitimate targets. have been cool's for attack to be investigated. we've seen these reports it's very important as we've said repeatedl

rob it's not quite a surprise to many here because mahdi has always seen its election and when you think you've gone so that's your position has been gaining a lot of momentum going in the last couple of years remember. the opposition last year those big rallies last basically by position parties have been able to force president to buy a bucket he tried to withdraw from the constitutional amendment that he wanted to introduce so that was like a big win for the opposition party. and they built on the momentum coming up to the selection so my. you know i'm going to support through to him that he even that was surprising to many. of the presidents in many african countries has the advantage of stayed on stage influence. by him a lot of people have been accused of using those means to to benefit. but but. not surprising it is building up to this vote and the honesty is not on our use of in the money they will go to the park and the expectation now we've got some of your pollution.

monsoor are all mahdi and am had only been working at the human rights organization for a month when their offices were raided by the security forces. soldiers were coming in like they were in a button field they were cutting grass fields pointing at us the russians we were all shocked. i think the americans killed their own. men. i mean i'm sure we. can make these you know we had a highly. the air force intelligence branch admits a military airport in damascus where am months or in their colleagues were taken is the site of one of the most notorious detention facilities in syria. some of us were like destroyed. we were of course and. i have been was different really he was like smiling trying to make us smile i hear what he said he wanted us to sing with them all the time after a month months or an am more moved to another detention facility. because as a doctor they were beating him or it was like. they used to come the soldiers used to come down. the us where is the doctor that's what they say so each time he came in he had two or three open wounds and the other the rest of his bo

throughout today we've had statements from leading people in the government and from those on the mahdi themselves who have defended the actions of the of the riot police and saying that their actions last night and i was sent over four hundred people injured including about a dozen riot police but a lot of protests today injured a lot of tear gas and yet the police and the interior ministry and the prime minister come out and said that those actions were justified given given the nature of what it is that happened before and we have not seen any suggestion from any leading politician yet or from any of the polish political class that last night's protests or anything tonight will impact anything when it comes to legislative decisions or when it comes to anything any of the protests gravesites does grievances and if these protests are being driven mainly by romanians who live and work abroad who have returned home or presumably then they will reach a natural conclusion because those people don't actually live there they won't be there indefinitely. well last night protests were a contin

still think a fair amount of cloud here that's giving some of us somewhat weather including us in al-mahdi although it does look like it will begin to break up and move away as we head through monday on monday then he will be up at twenty six of course in touch and will be thirty five towards the west still a fair amount of clouds here between the black sea and the caspian sea and they could be a few more showers as we head through monday and into tuesday little bit further towards the south it's hot in baghdad as you'd expect at forty two degrees at the moment and pretty hot here in doha fortunately at the moment though the winds are coming down from the northwest so the air is quite dry it's not humid and that's the way it's going to stay for monday and tuesday to the south coast of oman little bit more cloud there building as we head through tuesday and that will again be giving us some drizzle down towards the southern parts of africa and here there's plenty of fine weather to be found but there is a bit more cloud just in the southwest that's been giving us a fair amount of rain and t

that bill charland to president to bind the country to it has never happened that he is the macaca mahdi's of if you. voted out of office if it happens to be a great president madiba people on how. to have supporters. who could surprise him or. station of the country in the last five years to talk yes. no ending violence across the country you have to fix the economy. political instability in the country five government inspired. by lies is the. i pulled it looking in the country and expectations about it's not . on. august. eighth a huge challenge your position is. for us on the phone from bamako thank you very much indeed the democratic republic of congo's health ministry says it's identified the strain of a bowl and the country's latest outbreak they say it's the strain which has been successfully treated by a vaccine in the past and international team is in the town of beni in north kivu where the outbreak was detected on whedon's state twenty people are confirmed to have died from the disease and four others are ill. warlords turned opposition figure in democratic republic of congo's

for more lets talk to mahdi ghodsi.r international economic studies and joins us by webcam from the austrian capital. good evening. thank you forjoining us. good evening. thank you forjoining us. first of all, the eu response so far. what do you make of this preparedness to apparently resist the american moves at this stage? good evening. well, actually, this act of the european union is in support, they want to keep iran and its commitment so that the iranian activity still remains peaceful. the issueis activity still remains peaceful. the issue is that this new regulation by the eu was first introduced in 1996 and was not enacted because there was a solution, there was a political solution. now it is different... no, i am sorry, i do apologise, but the line, we started so apologise, but the line, we started so well and then we lost the sound. we might try and put that right and come back to you. forgive me for moving on. we will try and rectify that situation in the next little while. more than 105 people have now die

and young you feel unsafe threatened me think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse now mahdi army uses a new service it's called loyal dr it's for women cus it just only a drum by women drivers pull for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven drive as a new year a new kind the new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting frustration grips the villages and as the saga began over a year before result is a. close call. for a six part series filmed out of five years. china's democracy experiment on which is iraq. well the three big challenges facing humankind in the twenty first century they are look real war climate change and technological disruption especially the rise of the fission intelligence and by engineering this will change the world more than anything else professor you know harare talks to al-jazeera oh. oh . and live from studio fourteen here at the al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news grid zimbabwe's highest court has spoken emerson and

and young you feel unsafe threatened i think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse now mahdi army uses a new service it's called loud drive it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers the apple for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers. when the us has all collapsed this university professor became a millionaire and a criminal on the last. fifteen years old his daughter embarks on an extraordinary journey to find him. my six million dollars father a witness and documentary on al-jazeera. another grim reports on the war in yemen this time from the u.n. it accuses all sides of carrying out possible war crimes. are watching all of these are live from london also coming up. what next for not canada's foreign minister is in washington for talks one day off to mexico agreed to a revised deal. we know pollution is bad for your health but can it make you less intelligent well a new study says yes. britain's prime minister begins a three day visit to africa where the big focus is drumming up business ahead of bragg's it.

still think a fair amount of cloud here that's giving some of us some wet weather including us in al-mahdi although it does look like it will begin to break up and move away as we head through monday on monday then he will be up at twenty six of course in tashkent will be thirty five towards the west still a fair amount of cloud here between the black sea in the caspian sea and they could be a few more showers as we head through monday and into tuesday a little bit further towards the south it's hot in baghdad as you'd expect at forty two degrees at the moment and pretty hot here in doha fortunately at the moment though the winds are coming down from the northwest so the air is quite dry it's not humid and that's the way it's going to stay for monday and tuesday to the south coast of oman little bit more cloud there building as we head through choose day and that will again be giving us some drizzle down towards the southern parts of africa and here there's plenty of fine weather to be found but there is a bit more cloud just in the southwest that's been giving us a fair amount of rain and

know mahdi army uses a new service it's called loyal droid it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers. to some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven drivers. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people lead to live in such remote life by putting each week into the way it would be to cheat and how that instinct help them recover from the financial crash i would continue as long as i can stand. this is a story about iceland. aging on al-jazeera. bangladesh warns students it will crack down on protests over road safety even as promises to tackle dangerous driving. live from london also coming up. colombia dismisses accusations by venezuela's nicolas maduro that its president was behind an alleged attempt to assassinate him using explosive drones.

this will improve the valuation of the company. .isa: bloomberg's wael mahdi it is time for the bloombergash come a snapshot of the biggest business stories in the news today. avid equity firm kkr is in talks car partst chrysler's business that is according to bloomberg reporting. if it is successful, it would combine the operation with its japanese auto parts maker. the negotiations could all apart. fiat chrysler may decide to spin off. wall street firms are showing renewed interest in rental homes. bloomberg has learned amorous holdings wants to raise more than $1 billion to buy single-family properties. they are it operate more than 20,000 rental houses. the capital is said to be raising more than half $1 billion also to buy rentals. apple and google face a growing revolt over the app store tax. a number of companies say the tech giants are charging too much to connect consumers to developers products. netflix is one of the companies trying to bypass the app stores. if the movement picks up, it could put a dent in apple and google prop -- profits. that is your business flash update. in