maher memarzadeh's attorney, mr. gutierrez, so i would be most comfortable with him answering -- >> if mr. gutierrez would like to answer that question. >> okay. >> come forward, sir. >> good evening, commissioners. francisco gutierrez, attorney for the appellant. there are two ways to handle that. so first in the public works code, there's a statute that allows private parties to take on street tree maintenance by entering agreements with the department of public works. >> no, the question is in perpetuity, if your client sells the property, does something else with the property, who would be responsible for the pruning of that said tree? >> one of the proposals we have made to bureau of urban forestry in support of the trees that the appellant desires is to record a pruning requirement with the property itself with title to the property so that if title should ever be conveyed, although dr. maher memarzadeh does envision holding onto this property for quite sometime. >> so a deed restriction nsr to the property. >>

bill maher calls out the media bill maher calls out the media for phoney outrage stories. ♪ [thinkingmexican spices? bill maher calls out the media for phoney outrage stories. ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] howie: bill maher went off and manufactured controversies such as supposed outrage that actress jennifer lawyers was photographed in a promo where all the men are wearing coats and she isn't. >> no wonder fake news resonates so much with trump fans. so much of it is fake. just nonsense to keep you perpetually offend by controversies that aren't controversial and outrages that aren't outrageous. places like the "huffington post" make their money by how many clicks they get. howie: aren't you tired of these stories about twitter is outraged about x. mollie: if you are going to write about outrage, make sure it's somewhat genuine. howie: this is a promo shoot for the movie "red sparrow" with jennifer lawrence she chose to do. maher says. mollie: she

speak to us from northern canada in a way territory her brother maher used to go to committed suicide five years ago he had filed a complaint against the french priest old photos of her and her kid brother and one of our riverwalk. modest. in the white house. well that's. why i decided. do you think marty was the only. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of wars arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight . on it we discover the name of maher yes but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. in all the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community father revoir has been transferred sev

mia maher is showing off its military might in a parade in the capital naypyidaw. days now in its seventy third year and it allness million miles resistance to japanese occupation during the second world war this year celebrations come at a controversial time with the army accused of massacring muslims forcing huge numbers of them to flee to neighboring bangladesh linda brown who was at the center of a landmark u.s. civil rights cases died at the age of seventy six she was nine years old when she became the focus of a court battle in one nine hundred fifty four that led to the desegregation of public schools right those are the headlines witness is next. on counting the cost facebook and the big data economy the business model at the heart of the world's largest social network coming under scrutiny america's gun inside the biggest regulated weapons market in the developed world counting the cost.

atrocities and that should include not just the military should include the civilian authorities of me and maher who stood by and allowed this to happen. to get a new president on for the first time in almost sixty years his name will not be castro. taking place to elect a new national assembly which will then choose a successor to president raul castro and the man tipped to take his place is promising the new government will be more responsive to the cuban people checking on a report from havana. no campaigning just one party and rarely any surprises elections in cuba are carefully managed in this vote the last step before cuba's national assembly chooses a replacement for raul castro was no different. with their ballots cubans essentially confirmed the names of six hundred five assembly delegates and electoral process that began months ago and will end on april nineteenth that's when the new assembly forms the council of state which in turn chooses the next president. it's widely expected this man vice president. castro. government that we are electing today will owe itself to the people the p

run of us tell a dog yes but of last night bill maher always i'm with him on the second or no on the symphony and the helpful notices in the other nothing's going to. the square is called i'm on the air and it's a fifteen minute walk from parliaments where we met the guys they told us that it's one of the top three most popular places to buy sex and drugs in athens the boy pierre changes at nights and becomes very seedy as you walk by you're bound to see young boys flirting with passers by a friend drugs or themselves one of our refugees wanted to tell us more about the neighborhood but asked us to conceal his identity because he's a regular here. on our fee as to how down that that's about the english. and did not know yet to another one also hobbyists then and now. it's up their own. i you know. a foreigner one on another knock on the shoulder monocytes and gents. as should know the engine see or not to do that mocking my enemy dalek will live on you. to hustle so you feel like a huge of a wad in. what i said todd. and fell. off a hard. drive on the dollar. why when you did they ho

and we go off the grid with lia yes to me in places kind of me and our two places yeah me and maher and facebook facebook is in a place i know it's a place online if you will anyway un human rights investigators are saying that facebook played a role in hate speech during the rwanda crisis making the situation worse for the muslim minority group more than six hundred fifty thousand rohingya muslims have fled me and mars rock on state into bangladesh after ethnic tensions sparked a security crackdown last august but the un investigators are currently looking into the possibility of genocide there a un man maher investigator said that facebook has not helped the situation. we know that the ultra nationalist buddhists have their own facebook and really inciting a lot of violence and a lot of hate to it against. the. other ethnic minorities. and i'm afraid that facebook has now turned into. too into a beast than what it was. originally intended to be used and maybe in other parts of the world too so why is this such a big deal facebook is the pre dominant social media platform in me and mar

speaks to us from northern canada in a way territory her brother maher used to go he committed suicide five years ago we have filed a complaint against the french priest old photos of her and her kid brother and want to follow river walk. in the white house. when you are. well that's. why you you decided . do you think marty was the only. one. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight . on it we discover the name of mario said but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. you know the priest is thought to have abused four children . finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community father re

countries the white house says is part of an effort to counter it rainin the influence in the region mia maher is showing off its military might in a parade in the capital naypyidaw armed forces days now it's seventy third year and it all knows me i'm miles resistance to japanese occupation during the second world war this year celebrations come at a controversial time with the army accused of massacring muslims forcing huge numbers of them to flee to neighboring bangladesh linda brown who was at the center of a landmark u.s. civil rights cases died at the age of seventy six she was nine years old when she became the focus of a court battle in one hundred fifty four that led to the desegregation of public schools right those are the headlines witness is next. on counting the cost facebook and the big data economy the business model at the heart of the world's largest social network coming under scrutiny america's guns inside the biggest unregulated weapons market in the developed world counting the cost. of. business well i'm a lot of. it can only with food. but. at two point two people in flo

is cox's bizarre district hundreds of thousands of fled to bangladesh since last august when me and maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities the un envoy says despite international condemnation mean mars still using terror for starvation to drive or hinges out of the country and that it's inconceivable any refugees would be able to return to me in mar in the near future. all right to yemen now and one unusual casualty of the country's bitter civil war the country's football league shut down after fighting broke out three years ago but as correspondents all over rams reports professional players there are too passionate to hang up their boots competitively even in the midst of the fighting. a friendly match in the backyard of the national museum in the yemeni city of aden the professional players from. taking on an amateur third division side. this dusty patch of land is all a long established club has left the stadium has been partly destroyed and is now in a restricted military area and occupied by soldiers. the league in yemen stopped operating when the war broke out. the

and amnesty international accuses me and maher of building military bases on raised religious we talked to the rights group of these reports and among the repatriation of refugees who fled ethnic violence. those stories in just a moment but you're just standing by to hear from the german chancellor angela merkel who is due to speak of the country's new coalition government coalition government agreement the parties are expected to sign the deal this afternoon bringing an official end to delhi how fear of political uncertainty we'll take you to that press conference as soon as it starts meanwhile let's head to nippon next where reports of dozens of fatalities are coming in after a plane crashed at airport the aircraft reportedly burst into flames after touching down on. runway risk you crews arrived on the scene to bring the fire under control the reports of an unknown number of people being rescued from the wreck the aircraft was a bombardier dash eight a propeller pit plane it was reportedly our route to kathmandu from the bangladeshi capital and was run by the u.s. airlines and for th

conses bazaar district hundreds of thousands of have fled to bangladesh since last august when me and maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities a russian transport plane has killed as crashed in syria killing all thirty nine people on board syrian state media citing the russian defense ministry says the plane crashed at russia's. air base in northern syria and was likely calls by a technical. staying with syria u.n. war crimes investigators have heavily criticized all factions in the civil war there for the bloody violence that has consumed the country a u.n. commission of inquiry says that both russia and a u.s. led coalition have caused civilian deaths with air strikes it also says that syrian government forces carried out unlawful chemical attacks in the rebel held eastern guta district you know that claims plight will be on the agenda when the u.n. security council meets tomorrow to discuss a failing truce in the reach. what was it like easton guta death lurks at every corner. of the struggle for survival here is ceaseless. sustained shelling on the city has led to the u.n.

like say the first team out of the pot the german side will meet maher say in the last eight elsewhere the two favorites for the title are arsenal and athletico madrid avoiding each other in the draw burg who dumped out procedure dortmund in the last round will face lots. of i feel tower is the world's most visited monument but for one day it was transformed into a race course check this out more than one hundred athletes from around the globe were vying for the fastest time possible the vertical five of the towers. one thousand six hundred fifty five steps is a grueling work out for the means the event is now in its fourth year the quickest time just under eight minutes. and with that you're up to date now on g.w. news we're going to leave you now with the heartwarming story of a freezing fox and a firefighter the fox had been trapped for hours in icy water with no chance of escape as for the firefighter he was winched down to come to the rescue just as things were looking grim and for the ill fated fox it was more than happy to be home to safety and doubtless relieved to be wrapped i

"good in your privileged world, bill maher."h trump fans, 'cause so much of it is fake. just nonsense made to keep you perpetually offended with an endless stream of controversies that aren't controversial and outrageous that aren't outrageous. because places like the huffington post and buzzfeed and salon, they make their money about how many clicks they get. yes, the people who see themselves as morally superior are actually ignoring their sacred job of informing citizens of what's important and instead sowing division for their own selfishness ends. hey, wait. isn't that what russia was doing to us? pete: nicely done, sir. rachel: nicely done. first of all, apologizes for bill maher this early in the morning. he's insufferable, but he's got a good point, and remember, it was the media, i mean, it wasn't like blogs yikes huffington post or buzzfeed but the mainstream media covering for two weeks that donald trump was not mentally stable and then of course once we saw the open to the camera meetings that he had on immigration,

our district hundreds of thousands of for him to have fled to bangladesh since last august when man maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities. japan has appointed its first female commander of a navy squatter it is a moving object encouraging more women to join the country self defense forces. was inaugurated into her new role on board the warship should be commanding a squadron of one thousand of which only thirty are when the. south korean officials say the north has agreed to hold a summit in late april that would include the leaders of both countries south korea's national security director said the knowing you'll have offered to cut back on its nuclear weapons program if it receives security guarantees of a south korean delegation has returned home a day after meeting with north korea's kim jong un in pyongyang it was the first time kim met with south korean officials since taking power. story now with their one botch and asian affairs expert at the bertelsmann foundation that's a think tank here in berlin and i thank you very much for joining us again in our studios so

nothing happened and what this shows is that groups hacking groups where from wherever they originate maher active and they are not there's not just one group targeting one specific institution but many of these hacking groups actually have multiple targets they conduct multiple operations and in this case and in many other cases the goal is to really get information that is truthful for intelligence agencies and the state so that's where the trying to do what about germany because does it have what it what we need what it takes to repel and do to stop these attacks well. no i think that i think there's room for improvement here right and this is this is really an ongoing project but i think for example the entire cyber defense structure has to be reformed it needs reform and what more does that mean in the over issue or a technology issue so it's a. it's a technical issue but it's especially a manpower issue we lack personnel quality qualified eighty security personnel especially to conduct defensive operations but also on the off sense side you know people who conduct the hacks as well an

agencies to try to help and repatriate will hinge on refugees in bangladesh yet maher says it has a list of three hundred seventy four who were free to return at their convenience on the vessel originally provided a list of more than eight thousand names but myanmar's government says it can't verify them all that's all for now what mistakes by. i'll. let you be if i'm gonna. be ok for you to. get all of them. all. right here the you know that we're doing nothing to belittle the problem into the local de mint now what if they vote on the cup but are not yet that money is not a good for the national really going to get there without a word about it and i am betting that it may not be about one of what i get is up but it was only going to look somewhat indignant. where it would. be a little bit cooler that one of the elite in the middle of the there's a good look over here. but people will be looking over to the meeting with. some good will and they just had to down the tunnel. canady not independent put them on the money. on the let it out boss and i had a pall of it not. chang going to. l

." >> narrator: another young woman working on the film, suza maher-wilsonsays weinstein approached herr filming had finished. this is the first time she's spoken publicly abou >> there was a hotel room right off the lobby. imd that's when he like lured me in there to give massage. and i agreed, being 23-year-old naïve, trusting young woman. he, said, "i'm going to the lavatory." and i said, "okay."d en i... he came out and he was naked with a towel and it was a little shocking. and i just sai "i'm sorry, this isn't... this isn't what i signed on for." and, i-i left the room immediately. >> narrator: weinstein has since said in a statement, "i came of age in the '60s and '70s. that was the culture then." in his responses to "frontline," he denies paula wachowiak's count, and disagrees on the details of suza maher-wilson'sco t. >> i told probably a handful of people, but no one seeme shocked 'cause he was the producer. we all felt it was typical of someone in a position of power to wield that over younger,yo ger girls. >> i don't think anyone would have listened to me. i don't think it w

. >> well, until jon stewart and kolber and bill maher, the best political satire was basically cartoonists just simply drawing someone in a ludicrous way in and of itself brings them down. >> of course those things influence people, because most of us aren't good readers. we like a little grab. >> it's the pin in the balloon that's puncturing pom policity and showing that the emperor has no clothes, things of that sort. >> herb block did much more than just puncture pom positive, he illuminated hypocrisy. >> during the watergate years, they were very incisive, very intelligent cartoons what herb block wrote. being from d.c., running from "the washington post" that broke that story, made it even more important. because it's one of the few places in a newspaper where you can tell it like it is. so in the end herb block had a great deal to do with nixon coming down. >> he had a lot of people who would complain to him, that was outrageous! he had one answer every time. he'd say, but it's true. >> franklin? i can call you franklin? >> years ago it was frowned upon to make fun of the people runn

that should include not just the military but it should include the civilian authorities of me and maher who stood by and allowed this to happen around fifty thousand farmers of arrived in india's financial capital long by after a five day protest march they're demanding financial help from the government better crop prices and more access to land. the new york times has criticized the saudi crown prince for what he calls his anti corruption efforts just days before mohammed bin sound man if you to visit the us the article says hundreds of powerful saudi citizens have been forced to wear electronic tags which track their movements and their conversations may be monitored this is say the body of a general in the saudi national guard who died after being detained showed signs of torture. hong kong's democracy campaign is have lost ground in a crucial file action candidates recaptured and two out of the four c's up for grabs and that means the opposition might be able to block any bills in the regions legislature the seats were vacated two years ago when democracy activists ousted from offi

slams me in march for its ongoing campaign of an ethnic cleansing one official says meehan maher is using terror and sourced starvation to drive rohingya muslims out of the country. plus another crisis forcing people to operate we have a special report on venezuelans who fled their country's economic crisis into neighboring colombia the truth about their daily struggle to survive. and football in the shadow of a gun a day that we report from yemen where the beautiful game of advise and escape from the country's ugly civil war. i'm sorry so much come because to have you with us south korea officials say the north has agreed to hold a summit in late april that would include the leaders of both countries south korea's national security director mueller had offered to cut back on its nuclear weapons program if it received security guarantees the south korean delegation has returned home a day after meeting with north korea's kim jong un in the pyongyang it was the first time kim met with south korean officials since taking power. and here's what south korea's top security official had to say

we know reporters without borders is ranking me and maher one hundred thirty one out of one hundred eighty countries that was in its twenty seventeen a world press freedom index but from your experience tell us how you see it well i mean i think you have to put this in little bit of context i mean man was in budging from years of military rule and clearly they have to take steps you know at at a somewhat measured pace obviously we think they could go faster than they're going and clearly there's a situation now where you know reporting on events in rakhine state on the writing year is as a very sensitive subject for the government to sort of prevented journalists from going up there and travelling around freely and the one so in some respects there is much more press freedom than there was certainly under the military government but in other respects certainly about covering issues of the hangar and so on that you know that the space is tightening ok we thank you very much red sure for speaking to us here on al-jazeera thank you. who all egypt has extended the detention of al jazeer

but as he told the league speaks to us from northern canada deep in in a way territory her brother maher used to go he committed suicide five years ago he has filed a complaint against the french priest and she has sent us some old photos of her and her kid brother and want to follow revoir will be modest. he has seen the what happened to you as well as responsible about why you decided you should done. cards. do you think madea's was the only sort of. bird my. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. on it we discover the name of mario's of but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also among the legit victims. in all the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the book lose where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to s

that should include not just the military but it should include the civilian authorities of me and maher who have stood by and allowed this to happen what's quite striking is the fact that there was a perfectly good report issued by the an commission which offered a plan didn't it a plan for the me i'm our government to actually solve this problem as far as they see it the range of problem american state and yet it was at that very moment bar a couple of days that the violence really kicked off in august last year. while i think the military were looking for an excuse to push out of the country let's be clear about this this is not a one off event this is not a recent event the crisis that we're seeing most recently is by far and away the most devastating but the rangers have suffered decades of mistreatment within me and mine and their mistreatment today should be considered in light of that these decades of restrictions on their ability to access health care children's ability to go to school restrictions even on moving from one village to another and we've we've known this for a long

seeks instead the rebel kitchen independence army is preparing for the next attack from the me and maher army. they burnt down the houses shoot people and rape women these are three tactics they use all the time that tactics the world has become aware of in the western state of rakhine where hundreds of thousands of ring you have fled to bangladesh because of attacks by security forces the united nations and others have called it ethnic cleansing the kitchin say they have faced similar violence for years it's estimated around one hundred thousand are in camps along the border with china because of fighting between the kitchen independence army and the myanmar army which some still call berm e.-s. referring to me and miles form a name a cease fire which had lasted for seventeen years broke down in two thousand and eleven and the battle for control of the resource rich area restarted. and so did the attacks on civilians which kitchen soldiers say are continuing. my mother or my sister was killed by burma's army my house was burnt down and very sad and feel helpless so i made the decision t

fashion designers like germany's giteau maria kuch maher include short skirts in many of their collections . i think because they're a young people and everyone who's young and shouts already i'm here also wants to wear a mini skirt and. it started as a scandal and turned into a symbol of rebellion and emancipation today the mini series a classic and a recurring favorite on the catwalk. area one wrote a chapter of fashion history on her own with just a small piece of fabric. we're back in berlin for our next report another installment in our series fifty kitchens one city where we explore the color in every diversity of germany's capital people from one hundred eighty nine nations cold this city that home and so there is plenty of choice when it comes to eating out today we're heading to the district of back for a look behind the scenes at cafe a.b.c. that's where french australian alan ball has set up shop and create his own slice of sydney sunshine right here in berlin. what i'm is about is tries like really simple is the sun a myth. wearing flip flops where my boys when i go for a swim

on it we discover the name of maher yes but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. in all the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community father revoir has been transferred several times. after up in canada he didn't stay in who is presumed by the canadian police he apparently with next to to have done nearly all and that's when we lost track of him. but after several months of inquiries during a phone call. a priest from a priori we're father of war had stayed unwittingly gave us a new lead. suggests the priest one of the by the canadian police for one thousand years for sexually abusing four children seemingly lives here in strasbourg among his religious

and the architect is maher you go to. a sixty five meter viaduct leads to the round chapel a building that resembles an ancient amphitheater. just as unusual as the church of sun voto in turin italy. and the chapel of every near paris. and overview of boxes designs is currently on exhibit in locarno switzerland. give it would have bought a new couldn't the architecture itself speaks to us through its silence and the sacred spaces of silence have a very expressive power a little for it but it did begin to be they embodied the idea of gravity the idea of light the idea of transition these are the very principles of architecture to keep us they still been fucked up that. this is how we normally imagine churches the madonna does so so in look on. in voters' home city of to chino sacred symbols are everywhere the same goes for the valley much north of lake majority. but in the mountain village of morn yo ma to go back to change the landscape in the ninety's an avalanche had buried the town in one thousand nine hundred six. but

but as he told the league speaks to us from northern canada deep in in a way territory her brother maher used to go he committed suicide five years ago he has filed a complaint against the french priest and she has sent us some old photos of her and her kid brother and want to fall river walk a little bit modest. he has seen the white house. was responsible about why he decided to cheat on. cards. do you think madea's was the only. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight . on it we discover the name of mario's of but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also among the legit victims. in all the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the book clues where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right beca

commenting on the screen paul case of former german foreign minister singh maher gabriela has likened it to a lousy james bond film that. it's almost like a spiral of mutual accusations and self-fulfilling insinuation it all reminds me of a bad james bond movie each side is paranoid school each side pursues its own conspiracy theories and here is what has emerged in place of hard evidence. i'm afraid the evidence is overwhelming that it is russia and something by the way in the kind of smug sarcastic response that we've heard from the russians that to me but tokens that indicates their fundamental guilt. france shares britain's assessment that there is no other plausible explanation and reiterate its solidarity with its ally. this is not an isolated incident russia failed to ensure syria store it is chemical weapons for. the attack and source for it has taken place against the backdrop of a wreck just a ton of russian behavior. over many years russia these cells bury poison or everyone seems to have made up their minds and the u.k.'s foreign secretary was blodgett inventive stereotype

. >> bill maher does have a point. i was appalled when the president started tweeting about little rock et man. but at the end of the day we have a shot to have negotiations with north korea. now, i caution shouldn't just take place without strong agreement that north korea will stop its testing. i would think the president might want to hearken back to what bill clinton did. he september over madeline albright to talk to kim jong eupl, kim jong-un's father, and decided not to go have conversations after that visit. who knows? maybe this is a step in the right direction. but it is still much too early to tell. >> for sure. rick, are people justifiably skeptical because it is trump who is doing this. you may have heard ted deutch of florida say it is better than ratcheting up the fire and fury on twitter. >> i do think bill has a point. that is it is so crazy it just might work. he could have announced he was going to meet with kim jong-un and then we had a lot of preparations. the problem that bill brings up is the pre

we sure the photo of the young into it maher used to lick commercials from very very. involved as is a number of us in the c n n c c b s i've also got actually is and it is you did those you don't feel the same maybe i thought it was expected it's really done and all want to be good so he says there is room. to be doing it as are. insulated. from the military who said it was it's written there then i don't want to die and you know it was it's no use at all default. nasiriyah in this community was a loss that will doesn't just include some sort of scoot. visited us his action was off the hook that macaca our school called person who said that either they were not able or the grace isn't hard to deal with and. how can a priest accused of the sexual abuse of minors change countries and homes and stay out of the clutches of the police and justice for almost twenty years. and is it an isolated chance. one man may have an explanation. back in the united states we've arranged to meet her former american priest patrick moore. since the one nine hundred ninety s. has been a clo

and rail infrastructure is going through the roof another crisis far from yemen is of course me and maher has been lots of even mainstream media coverage of the ring crisis how do you see the importance of it i think it's very important i think it's absolutely devastating to see so many people having to flee their country and particularly where the men are being slaughtered and the women are being raped on route and i think that is well i. just don't understand why people can be so awful to people other people that have lived in their country for say when the generations and they're having to flee that country to go to bangladesh and live in fresh squalid conditions i mean that's inhuman and of course britain supported the me and mom military regime against sanctions before she was given this new. position yes she could. in my view she should respect me out against it if it means that she loses her job i think she should have done but i went to five five six years ago i met her and she was already. determined wranglers were not part of the area they were nothing to do with that they were

as last august when me and maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities. a russian transport plane has crashed in syria killing all thirty two people on board syrian state media citing the a russian defense ministry says the plane crashed at russia's i mean air base in northern syria and was likely caused by a technical fault. the last twenty four hours have been the deadliest for civilians in the syrian rebel held on clay from eastern who top says the recently established un backed cease fire at least sixty eight people have been killed and several hundred wounded as government war planes resumed bombarding the enclave usually russian military has now offered rebels and their families safe passage out of the area but a rebel spokesman has dismissed this calling it a policy of forced displacement on monday an aid convoy was allowed into the area but deliveries have been suspended due to continued military hostilities. all right and for more on this we're now joined by says you maliki is the country representative of in syria for the u.n. refugee agency and

district hundreds of thousands of for him to have fled to bangladesh since last august and me and maher forced to launch forces launch a crackdown on their communities. japan has appointed its first female commander of a navy squadron it's a move famed at encouraging more women to join the country self-defense forces. was inaugurated into a new role on board japan's largest or ship should be commanding this water and of one thousand of which only thirty are women. the last twenty four hours have been the deadliest for civilians in the syrian rebel held on clover of eastern ghouta since the recently established un backed cease fire at least sixty eight people have been killed and several hundred wounded as government war planes resume bombarding the enclave the russian military is now offered rebels and their families safe passage out of the area but a rebel spokesman has dismissed as calling it a policy of quote forced displacement on monday and aid convoy was allowed into the area but deliveries have been suspended due to continued military action. and let's get more with on macdonald

seeks instead the rebel kitchen independence army is preparing for the next attack from the me and maher army. they burnt down the houses shoot people and rape women these are three tactics they use all the time but tactics the world has become aware of in the western state of retiring where hundreds of thousands of ring you have fled to bangladesh because of attacks by security forces the united nations and others have called it ethnic cleansing. the kitchin say they have faced similar violence for years it's estimated around one hundred thousand are in camps along the border with china because of fighting between the kitchen independence army and the myanmar army which some still call bernie's referring to me and miles form a name for a cease fire which had lasted for seventeen years broke down in two thousand and eleven and the battle for control of the resource rich area restarted. and so did the attacks on civilians which kitchen soldiers say are continuing. my mother or my sister was killed by burma's army my house was burnt down and very sad and feel helpless so i made the decisio

the first duty of any responsible government it is the security of all your citizens and for my mind maher perspective that means irrespective of who they are what community they belong to and yes that means. acting the rights and the civil rights and the human rights of the reckons are muslim community many political observers might also have taken issue with both the tone and content of the speech by egypt's foreign minister to the human rights council some a sure cre boasted egypt created in record time a modern constitution in line with international standards to preserve human rights and fundamental freedoms but when it gyptian as go to vote in presidential elections in march they won't have much of a choice on the ballot any real challenger to president abdel fattah el-sisi has either been arrested or forced to drop out human rights watch says the crackdown is a violation of the same constitution their foreign minister was so eager to highlight and of course al jazeera journalists mamata saying has now been held in the egyptian prison for fourteen months and has still not been formal

thousand row hinge or seeking refuge in bangladesh many have described killings rape and arson by me and maher security forces the united nations human rights commissions has issued several condemnations of myanmar's treatment of the road into what is warning the ethnic cleansing is continuing and says the tactics have changed from mass killings and rape to force starvation this council is aware that my office has strong suspicions that acts of genocide may have taken place in rakhine state since august i am therefore not surprised by reports that ruins of villages which were attacked in recent years and alleged mass graves of the victims are being bulldozed. at the same time a bag with us government ministers accusing jamar of obstructing efforts to repatriate refugees finance minister a.m.a. moved in said despite a repatriation deal signed between myanmar and bangladesh in november it's unlikely that this place muslims would ever return to their homeland that repatriation plan has been controversial from the outset rights groups and the un have more than that the conditions for to return are

agencies to try to help and repatriate for him to refugees in bangladesh yet maher says it has a list of three hundred seventy four who are free to return at their convenience and eventually originally provide a list of more than a thousand names but myanmar's government says it can't verify them all that's all for now.

. - well, my point is you have people who, if i were bill maher sitting here as opposed to myself, i would be saying well, the bible is made up. - [kurt] yeah, yeah, yeah. - you know his whole trope about that. - yes. - the kind of belief without facts to support the belief or back the belief up that you talk about in here, do you see a long walk or a short walk to people's traditional faith? i mean, after all, they're believing in a thing that they believe. - right. - but there's no basis for it. - right, and that is the nature of not all religions but much of religion, is taking empirically unknowable, unprovable things on faith, and i can't, i can have my doubts about things, but i can't say that's not true. - you don't think that the church broadly defined or institutionally defined without regard to one specific religion is necessarily a problem as far as it gets in fantasyland. - i don't think it's a problem, and again, i don't think it was a problem until starting in the 1960s in my lifetime it's sort of becoming a problem because as, just in protestantism, as the mainline chu

just the military but it should should should include the civilian authorities of me and the me and maher government doesn't deny bulldozing the remains of the wreckage of villages in recent months but says it did so to make way for the new homes for returning refugees u.n. investigators say it's been difficult to ascertain what's happening in rakhine state because it has largely been sealed off from them rights groups and the media in al-jazeera. that been protests at the funerals of three suspected rebel fighters in indian administered kashmir the unrest has forced police to impose a curfew on some parts of the main city shanika and schools and businesses have been closed priyanka gupta reports i mourners packed the streets of chicago the old it's a familiar scene in indian and instead kashmir. people caught between a government crackdown and an armed rebellion which is lasted for nearly thirty years india accuses pakistan of provoking the uprising government leaders in islamabad deny storing undressed against the injured who was this time some meanies are moving the killing of three su

just the military but it should should should include the civilian authorities of me and the me and maher government doesn't deny bulldozing the remains of the ridge of villages in recent months but says it did so to make way for the new homes for returning refugees u.n. investigators say it's been difficult to ascertain what's happening in rakhine state because it has largely been sealed off from them rights groups and the media if you have al-jazeera for bangladeshi prime minister hala dizzee has been granted bail in a corruption case that so had jailed last month when these ruling raises the chances that bangladesh nationalist party could now run in december's elections which it previously said it would boycott zero was convicted in february on charges of misusing up power and embezzling about two hundred fifty thousand dollars she insists the challenge is a trunk. egypt has extended the detention of al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein by another forty five days egyptian national was arrested one on vacation in december two thousand and sixteen hussein was accused of incitement agains