as a main pillar of its security having said that he believes that it is still important for the for the russians of and for the americans to do it in a civil way and very importantly he laid out what russia is going to do if the americans indeed place the intermediate range rockets in europe and he said that we are going to do the same i mean going forward for all intents and purposes it would lead to an arms race the big thing that people are worried about well i'm not sure about the arms race because russians have a very particular taken the arms race they believe that they are developing that weapons on the cheap and they're not going to spend a fortune and that he also made the point that we are going to. make it very economically but to finish the point about potential retaliation that putin made he said that if the americans were to proceed with placing their short range and intermediate range missiles and their launchers in europe russia would respond in kind and it was a target it's weaponry not only at the launching facilities but also at a country where the decisions are m

another reason we in maine are interested in roosevelt is embarrassment. in 1936, fdr won 46 states and his landslide reelection, losing only maine and vermont. [laughter] sen. mitchell: until then, the best-known political slogan in america had been, "as maine goes, so goes the nation." that transformed it into the somewhat less grandiose slogan, "as maine goes, so goes vermont." [laughter] sen. mitchell: we are still trying to live that down. last summer, at a small college just a few miles from the roosevelt summer home, i attended a performance of "sunrise at campobello." the play is a vivid reminder of fdr's courage in the face of adversity. by the time he was 39 years old, he had run for the u.s. senate and lost, he had run for vice president and lost, and he was permanently crippled. most men would have given up and accepted what fate had appeared to dictate, the quiet life of an invalid. but he did not give up and america is the better for it. roosevelt's personal struggle to regain the use of his body, to alleviate the pain of his crippled back an

. >> it was a 12 inch main. >> a 12 inch main, that's right. there were eight to ten workers who were there at the time, but they apparently escaped safely. we have no reports of anybody getting hurt at this point. but fast forward a fifth building is involved. while the flames continue, will there be more buildings involved? we hope not. the fire chief told us a moment ago a fifth building has been involved. >> it is a densely populated area. the buildings are very close together in the area of san francisco, with mixed use buildings, residential on top, businesses on the bottom, and the building that is right there at the corner, where that natural gas continues to feed those flames, still not shut off. that is the very popular dimsum restaurant. hong kong lounge, it happened during the lunch hour. it is amazing everyone in the restaurant that the fire officials got out safely along with eight workers, you were talking about with the private contractor putting in fiber on si optic equipment underground. the permit was issued to mci metro/veri

that is the main one that burned was 4 others.across the street and several others behind the main one on the left.ey had to conti fire on the bu no additional buildings would while pacific gas & electric was trying to stop the line. we talked to them about what took them 2 hours basically from 118 until 3:36 to shut off the gas. jn they ce1st had to get here and to dig by hand into the ground. that is required by law that they do it by hand with pickaxes and shovels. not what +electronic equipment. than they had to decideúf$%qñ h much they had to shut off specifically f'dthey knew how t shut off too many people in this neighborhood because that would mean more people would have to be turned on and more people would be coming home without electricity or power. that is why they say it z=0-çó hours. they seem to be satisfied with that number. we will see if city officials are satisfied in the aftermath of this or whether they are going ÷2f=to look into that. right now ykÑthe key informatio is there was no loss of life despite more t

in the main. drive to see what you can do for. you you're going to write. it. in effect zimbabwe's government has admitted it's cause i currency is worth less and while that news could add more painful struggling zimbabweans experts say it could be a step in the right direction towards reform that could help the country reestablish a currency and help make the zimbabwean economy more predictable. let's look into this a bit closer with in the studio is my colleagues to ponder chip chip on this new ball and other critics right that it's just the news about one dollar just not just with all the name well it's definitely a step towards perhaps as the new currency without they are right what is perhaps difference of course as the difference might be the fact they are measuring the ball know that they had was not actually in terms of value reflective of what it was on the streets that was the main problem as we heard in the report on the black market the bond know the zimbabwe longball no one selling for less than the official rate and now the government has gone on

won 46 states in his landslides re-election losing only maine and vermont. until then the best known political slogan in america had been as maine goes so goes the looks. that turned it into the less grand yes, sir slogan as maine goes so goes vermont. and we are still trying to live that down. last summer at a small college just a few miles from the roosevelt summer home, i attended a performance of "sunrise at campo bellow" and it is a reminder of f.d.r.'s courage in the face of adversity. by the time that he was 39 years old he had run for the u.s. senate and lost, he had run for vice president and lost, and he was permanently crippled. most men would have given up. and accepted what fate appeared to dictate, the quiet life of an invalid. but he didn't give up, and america is the better for it. roosevelt's personal struggle to regain the use of his body to alleviate the pain of his crippled back and legs contributed to his compassionate view of the nation's responsibility to its people. he had known personal fear for his own future, so he knew what he was

up in senegal's presidential elections president mbeki sallis seeking a second term and faces four main rivals to his bid since coming to office president saleh is developed infrastructure projects and the economy is said to be booming opposition candidates though say ordinary people are suffering with poverty and unemployment rampant pushing many to seek a life overseas let's make it take us hack who is in a polling station in the capital so how is vote counting going. well is that it just started just under an hours or just about an hour go it's going through it's going on across fifteen thousand polling stations and we're in one of the polling rooms we've just seen earlier these officers taking out each envelope. calling out the name of the candidate this in front of observers from the political parties and from the election commission the election commission here says it wants to make the process as transparent as possible i mean this is democracy in action in senegal and so they go as one of the most stable democracies on the continent in much of it is to do with this electoral pro

a reminder of our main stories here at al-jazeera pakistan says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace they've arrested one indian pilots and another is in hospital but india says only one of its aircraft crashed and that was because of a technical failure and space meanwhile around indian administered kashmir has been shut down. as tensions reach dangerous levels pakistan's military insists it doesn't want a war with india. the government of pakistan the armed forces of pakistan and the people of pakistan we have always been a message of peace to india. and the route to peace goes through. both countries have the capability and capacity. but ball is actually the failure of policy which india needs to understand. the nigerian president mohammed who bihari is one the second four year term the main opposition party that has rejected the results and says it may mount a legal challenge and call. and u.s. president donald trump is due to be at the north korean leader kim jong il and in the vietnamese capital in the coming hours it will be their second s

they had was not actually in terms of value reflective of what it was on the streets that was the main problem as we heard in the report on the black market the bond know the zimbabwe longball know was selling for less than the official rate and now the government has gone on by you know releasing this new car and see basically as well. to say that the street value you know was maybe you know more what they have now so we'll see what happens now in the end it's always about trust is it not yes of course when it comes to currencies a question of trust and this is what we've seen in zimbabwe in two thousand and nine they got rid of the currency inflation rate was sky rocketing and then essentially the dollar became the gold to currency in zimbabwe but the problem with the dollar is the fact that zimbabwe trades a lot with all the africa which is you know which has the rand and the rand you know depreciated against the dollar so they were earning foreign exchange in rounds and of course when the rand was depreciating against the dollar that meant that zimbabwe had even less dollar reserve

, published by maine in the 19th century. my jaw dropped as i skimmed the pages at the cornell library. names from the salem witch craft edcords left off -- leap off those pages. i was stunned more by that than any other source i have ever encountered in my long career as a historian. i was literally blown away. every page i turned had names that i knew well from the salem records. from then on, i knew that i had to write a dual narrative of war and witchcraft. that war and my knowledge of the item judges' role in supplied the answer to the question about why judges beieved to be -- believed to -- believed the afflicted people when they accused others of witchcraft. the judges, the maine records told me, were also the military leaders who were losing the war, and they were furthermore members of the governor's council who were advising him about the war. the analogy i like to use here is that, it would be as though the joint chiefs of staff were also justices of the supreme court and members of the president's cabinet. that i

avenue to the main. highway but it's the main road here in in fact it has that links the different bridges and it's being blocked now by these paramilitaries and also by the on forces and so it looks like the opposition is having to withdraw although we understand that there is still some activity near the simone believe that bridge at this hour obviously people dying people getting wounded the violence continues on the political front where do you think the events of today leave. and why though. that's a very interesting question and i think it will depend in part on how both sides spin this but clearly it is not going to look very good for president nicolas maduro when people see convoys full of food and medicine which is desperately needed here in venezuela on fire and being blocked from entering the country people in venezuela want to that aid they need that aid whether or not they agree that there should be a new president or not is another argument but simply the fact that what we've seen today is

it is on the main us networks.to try and set his goals and agenda for the year ahead. and despite talking about his achievements in terms of the economy, he was very focused on pushing that idea that they needed to bea pushing that idea that they needed to be a while. that is why he brought people who had been affected by immigrants. he said specifically. and according to the democrats, his scaremongering against the dangers of immigrants coming into the country. but if you listen to those words, democrats became angry because they said if you take a look at what immigrants bring to the country, that has been ignored by donald trump, and in actualfact country, that has been ignored by donald trump, and in actual fact for many of them, they want immigration, they don't want waltz. is there any surprise there in washington that donald trump didn't alter his message at all, given that the power balance has changed since the midterm elections? well, you could argue that donald trump is trying to reach out to democrats,

tokyo is the main thing i want to do, iam tokyo is the main thing i want to do, i am thinking of therld championships and what my medleys. i have all the attributes to do it and i think that it is a possibility and i really would like to be the face of para tae kwon do and represent power athletes. that‘s all from sportsday. for many across southern england it is been a cloudy day. some fog patches over the hills and the foggy weather will continue well into the evening. wet weather moving in, rain turning heavy across wales and pushing into northern england. another pulse spreading across northern ireland that will head to western scotland. it is this area of cloud in the mid—atlantic that needs watching carefully. for the time being, through this evening and overnight, our rain band will clear away from most areas but could loiter across the far south—east of england, with rain here by the end of the night. that is where the mildest weather will be. clearing skies elsewhere, temperatures will ta ke skies elsewhere, temperatures will take a bit of a dip. we will see further showers

it is the home state of the main opposition candidate atiku abubakarand main opposition candidate atikud people main opposition candidate atiku abuba kar and people have main opposition candidate atiku abubakar and people have been queueing appalling stations across the city today keen to have their voices heard and keen to make their mark. —— at polling stations. nigeria's africa's most populous nation and its biggest economy and it has been dealing with insurgencies in parts of the country where islamic militants have been fighting the government. millions of people have been displaced so the stability of nigeria is important to the wider region that has why today so the wider region that has why today so many voters the wider region that has why today so many voters are the wider region that has why today so many voters are keen to show up at voting stations all around the country and have their voices heard. we visited a few pulling stations here and met some of the voters. keen to get on with it, many voters started queueing from first light. the main presidential candidate also go

diplomacy well still ahead for you on the program egypt's blames a deadly train crash and fire at cairo's main station on a fight between two train conductors and find out who prompted this walkouts at the united nations human rights council. and i bet there's plenty of hot weather around in australia at the moment there is a little bit of cloud showing up on the satellite picture that's mainly here over the southwestern parts i was just taking the edge of the temperatures his so from perth it isn't actually too hot instead it's adelaide melbourne where ways seeing the worst of the heat and those temperatures are going to rise even further as we head into friday adelaide all the way out well two degrees really a very hot day for us as we head out towards the east we do have a fair amount of cloud over the south island of new zealand but your eyes may well be drawn into this swirling area of cloud here this is all tropical cycle but it's moving southwards away from fiji so for fiji the weather should improve the system will continue to drift southwards as we head through the day on friday if we

the main concern isn't the geographic scope of the injunction. that's the main reason i think it's. that's the main reason i think is terrible talk about in terms of nationwide injections because of mr. exar focus. our focus should be geography. our focus should be what is the injection taylor to do? are you trying to reverse the rights of the plaintiffs before the court? and sometime, it could be nationwide in scope and that's fine. or, are you trying to enforce the right of third party, non- litigants who are before the court who might not even necessarily live in the courts geographic jurisdiction, who went be subject to the courts personal jurisdiction. and, article 3 case or controversy limitations as is a pre-court has interpreted them. we have a separate debate, but at least, the body a law arising from the city alliance, the court has held, a platon doesn't have standing to assert the rights of third party line litigants not before the court granting relief in their favor. it is be on the scope of that article 3 controversy. >> right here. >> of a question. >> the further yo

nato or the two states resolved a decade old main dispute last month lawmakers in athens and doors in agreement with macedonia changing its name to north macedonia. that's where the wrong pictures i apologize for that. we're now seeing those pictures of greens. a u.s. envoy for north korea has expressed confidence real progress can be made at a summit later this month between doll trump and kim jong un but special envoy stephen bacon also caution there was still work to be done ahead of the talks trump has said the second meeting between the two leaders will be held in the vietnamese capital annoy. it's the seventy first anniversary of the korean people zomi and something to celebrate for north korea's leader kim jong il and while the u.s. was buzzing with anticipation about the forthcoming summit he was saying nothing which was you know junior untrue what you wanted to do or in washington president trump was convinced the great times lay ahead for north korea if the summit is a success it will become a great economic powerhouse he tweeted it will become a different kind of rockets an

of mercenaries american zionism are the root causes of terrorism you know the region they are the main roots of terrorism unfortunately some oil rich countries in the region have also financially sponsored terrorist. training us now for more stars our correspondent also. jamal the focus is all wrong and what has vice president mike pence. will the vice president of the united states as well as secretary of state's mark bumppo have made no secret of what they are hoping to at least try and achieve from what has been a very bizarre kind of conference in terms of the aims of it they are very clearly trying to unite as many people behind there and around and to iranian regime stunts as far as the vice president is concerned he said that it is disappointing insaan that the european countries have not been supportive of u.s. imposed sanctions on iran and he said it was high time that they withdrew from the iran nuclear deal secretary of state's mark pompeo speaking alongside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that there could be no peace or stability in the middle east withou

the main opposition leader has called for the cancellation of results in some states his party p.d.p. some voters will add intimidated or bribed charges the ruling a.p.c. party rejects all results. by the independent national electoral commission i'm not. we have breaking out of that report to take you live to the pakistani capital islamabad where prime minister imran khan has been speaking let's listen there yes i know that whole people would have been in trouble there since ten years there have been seventy thousand casualties and since ten years i have been visiting so many hospitals i have seen you know up patients there they have a bomb blasts you know victims they were disabled people their limbs were broken broken legs broken arms. so i have seen that people who are her boss doorway and those people who have been injured then. the families have to face so we have. to india straight away that you want every investigation you are gone. and if there is any pakistani involved in that you know we've been able to be unsuitable and responsible for it and this is not in the interest of

in downtown stockham, the main fashion show is starting. 0ne stockham, the main fashion show is startingow materials are bought and sold across the company and moved as they are sold. the end of free movement of goods and the models as well is a big concern. of course it will be ha rd big concern. of course it will be hard hit by brexit. from monday to another you can to the wto rooms with all the tariffs coming on clothes and not least shoes, which have tariffs of up to i6%. clothes and not least shoes, which have tariffs of up to 1696. there will be people watching this and wondering how will it affect me on the high street and the clothing that i buy. on the price, of course, if you put tariffs on the fashion and issues and the close and everything, it is going to be paid by somebody. that somebody is the simple consumer. for the swedish high—street store, the uk is the biggest market. its founder says in the event of a no deal british customers will have to pay a lot more. is tariffs go up and the price points girl will go up a lot. it will be 20% or something like that. it could rea

the main opposition leader abu bakar plans to challenge the results in court. in isn't a jury with little. force . as. it is.

accident in walnut creek i-680 sb before s main st. accident in sanfrancisco us-101 sb before cesar chavez st. traffic alert fo alameda county 84 at palomares clsoed due to a mudslide ( james ) happening now...highway 35 in san mateo county is closed in both directions due to a mudslide. kron 4's will tran has more on the closure. a mudslide sunday has closed state highway 35 (skyline boulevard) in both directions a half mile north of the castanea ridge road junction in unincorporated san mateo county about halfway between cupertino and la honda. a transmission sunday night on san mateo county's alert system said the road could be closed for a week to clean up the mess. more specific information was not immediately available. ( james ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district--- because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close

the main event in washington d.c. a learn to a crowd of eight hundred thousand pachmann students were the driving force behind the movement which they dubbed the march for our lives. among them emma comes on as one of the main voices of the protest. against the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before a rest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child. b. but the gun lobby soon hit back the national rifle association claim to come pain was straightened by gun hating elites chemical and solace and fellow activist david hong who are accused of being paid actors and president trump had the n.r.a. is back the solution to school shootings teaches he tell delegates at their annual convention in the wake of the protests there is no sean more inviting to our mare's killer then or sorry that declares this school is a gun free zone come in attack us was

this is the man “— this is the main thing. this is the man —— main vietnamese paper.ing to say we need a series of more than just handshakes between the two leaders. that a lot of the substantive negotiations need to take place. this is another vietnamese paper showing the personal chemistry the two lea d e rs showing the personal chemistry the two leaders have. this is their dinner last night at the metropole hotel. abbott headed their very shortly. president trump will be heading back in this motorcade. we might even hear it. there is a major street next to me where this motorcade goes past. they have already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kimjong—un already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kim jong—un there. at the top of the hour, nine o'clock local time. we will be bringing you all of that as soon as it happens. that is how the local papers have been reporting the event. we'll come to you as and when that happens. there has been a major escalation in tensions between the nuclear powers and pakistan. after theirfighterjets nuclear powers an

accident in walnut creek i-680 sb before s main st. accident in sanfrancisco us-101 sb before cesar chavez st. traffic alert fo alameda county 84 at palomares clsoed now open after a mudslide bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening now... niles canyon road in fremont has just reopened after an overnight mudslide.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is joining us now live with the latest. will. a mudslide sunday has closed state highway 35 (skyline boulevard) in both directions a half mile north of the castanea ridge road juncti in unincorporated san mateo county about halfway between cupertino and la honda. a transmission sunday night on san mateo county's alert system said the road could be closed for a week to clean up the mess. more specific information was not immediately available. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) happening ( james ) ( james ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to str

brought on board other legal and forensic experts without an explicit mandate from any of the un's main bodies she's using her existing mandate as the special rapporteur to carry this out and she will report to the you u.n. human rights council on the basis that all special ruppert ters do that report whenever they do a country visit they make a report so it is not a specific inquiry that's been set up by one of the un's main bodies there are still calls for that sort of inquiry to be set up by the un secretary-general and tonio good terrace for now he says he needs a referral from a member state of the united nations and even turkey at this stage has not made that referral and from one of the key bodies of the u.n. from the security council from the general assembly or from the human rights council so potentially when she makes her report to the human rights council that's likely to be and i'm a beginning of june the human rights council then of course could indoor dorce an even bigger inquiry and ask the secretary general to appoint a panel to investigate this it all creates more of a

the journalists have identified the main suspect as one of their torturers. the key contacts according to the prosecution for the crime of the french national. the attacack just over a minute. a man and to the jewish museum of brussels with an automatic rifle and handgun. he killed three people on the spot and fatally wounded a fourth before fleeing on foot. the evidence is damming. after six days on the run, he was arrested wrapped in the flag of the so-called islamic state. his lawyers are arguing that he was set up by israeli intelligence and that the man on trial is working with the prosecution. the trial is expected to last until early march. life sentence if convicicted and will facace anor trial in france for holding the journalist hostage in syria. documentcret service that thepeculation mass killing started after the plane was shot down in 1994. experts have argued about who was responsible. is april will mark the 25th anniversary of the rwanandan genocide. most o of them are killed. they concluded that the rebellion had shot down the plane. but a la

but his main preoccupation remained the palestinian cause and he was the link between the p.l.o. and the catholic church in the vatican. he promoted the palestinian cause wherever he could in the world. they levied. on and ideas the world maintain their astarte so may look more don't. shop at all as a says you can own the shop manager the man or you have the remote on murat and me will free will of the whole rotten as will full steam half of europe can be handle money to me i'll grab a crown and layers of the northern about not iran and i'm a. you know any normal men. or dealers to me if you could open. fishwife didn't like. them comparison no. and no way. young how to started to. sob well i can can you sort of that you man of the year well most. of us before us to have come. across. then. shot a carbon. because it has some of. the . the. the are. an israeli blockade of gaza began in two thousand and seven after hammers to control there. in two thousand and nine joined a flotilla of boats carrying aid to gaza he was eighty seven very similar to. that no can do all is only and had

officials say the water main ruptured near house number 3849.urrently upwards of 51 residents have been left without water service. >> i did not get up until 9:00. i brushed my teeth and there was no water. i walked into the kitchen and i turned that on and there was no water there either. >> it is difficult. >> i had bottled water so is able to brush my teeth anyway. >> reporter: officials say repairs to the water main could take between 4 and 12 hours to complete and three homes have been flooded from water from the break. east bay risk management has been advised and affected homeowners can give the customer service office a call. again, right now, 4 to 12 hours before getting this water main repaired. we are live in castro valley, ktvu, fox 2 . >>> let's go to the north bay where people are warned about flash flooding. there is the fire department that posted this on twitter, and they are telling people to stay away from creeks and not to drive through road closures. there is a threat along the russian river picket could hit flood stage by t

that's the main objective. property damage we're not happy but life is our main goal. >> reporter: it took pg&e three hours to turn off the gas the last time, is that acceptable? >> our number one priority is the safety of our public, the customers we serve and our communities. we'll work as hard as possible, safely and quickly as possible to get this situation resolved. >> reporter: do you agree it should be turned off asap? >> i agree we'll work as quickly as possible and do everything we can to ensure the safety of our customers and san francisco residents. >> one question, time for one more question, please. >> reporter: do you know'workers at hong kong lounge are accounted for? >> at this time, we have had no reports of anyone missing, but again, it's a fluid situation. so i wouldn't want to speak in absolutes, but right now, we've had no reports of anyone missing at this time or injuries. and until the fire is under control, i would suggest that we have hourly updates to the press up here. >> so we will h

coslet also gave german sentiment a special platform including inviting german directors to the main competition. i repeat this is to was really the first year that we started always having german productions in the competition the entire sometimes as many as four and interestingly when you look at the statistics these german films all the actors in these german films have won a lot of silver bear awards and feeling a bit. and german turkish director fattish akon even won the main golden bear prize for best film in two thousand and four for his powerful relationship drama head on . that's right was the moment that was a big moment i realized that on the red carpet arab language t.v. stations were suddenly there the whole world flew in from i want you for all i know when the rolling stones walk down the red carpet in two thousand and eight that was a dream come true for a cause like a passionate music fan they presented their documentary shine a light directed by martin scorsese. for off the bicycle and for the leader of the press conference he said he would thank you ditto for inviti

points that are being said but the question though remains how all this aid will enter venezuela the main bridge remains blocked the end as you were saying in your introduction. remains steadfast in refusing the entrance of this aid to the u.s. ambassador also. talked to the military telling them that this is their choice that this is their opportunity to stand on the side of the people but we don't have yet is a clear idea of what the plan will be to move this state into venezuela one indication came from less than a man that was sent here from one. to represent the interim government of any sort of a self appointed interim government minister and what he said is that it will be the venezuelan people that will have to bring the eight inside the country the possibility there by the that. demonstration at some point next week on the border to see if. number of people could overwhelm the presence of policemen and soldiers and start bringing this aid in. and isn't room to thank you very much indeed. brazil has been hit by another tragedy after at least ten people were killed in a fire at the

what sets this town apart is this a four point five meter tall metal wall that runs parallel to the main shopping street right on the other side that is mexico cali a city of one million people now people in calexico civic leaders and merchants will tell you that they're almost entirely dependent upon the visitors from mexico for their economy people come here to shop to work to go to school and to work in the farms and fields of imperial county so when president trump talks about declaring a state of emergency shutting down the order entirely that really strikes fear into the hearts of many people in this community now what will the president do next it's really unknown he called for compromise in his state of the union speech he seems determined to build the wall but the democratic party seems equally determined to prevent him from doing so by not allocating any money could he declare a state of emergency could he even initiate another government shutdown all of these are good questions but the president has proved himself to be unpredictable in the past and there are at the moment no

that day near the front when an american israeli settler opened fire from the back of the room the main thing. i think about of all the time i was tripping over people lying on the floor the dead the wounded calling for help it's an unforgettable tragedy the gunman goldstein was a follower of the far right jewish rabbi and politician mayor hanna whose party was banned as racist in the one nine hundred eighty s. now days before the massacre anniversary israeli prime minister has pushed for a current day kahan his party which includes members who celebrate goldstein to form an alliance with one of his own coalition partners the head of april's election a particularly bitter israeli election campaign along with the objection of the monitors makes for a potentially explosive backdrop to friday's demonstrations marking the anniversary there also to protest against the divided militarized nature of daily life in the part of hebron twenty percent of its area that remains under israeli control this was the commercial hub of hebron old city but since the division the palestinian shops in this ma

was one of the books burned by the nazis but there was criticism from other camps as well but the main character fabiana. resigned from self to fate rather than fighting back in real life when the nazis took over. himself was by no means a resistance fighter. now christian dior is the name of one of the world's top fashion houses the man himself started the brand just off the wall and almost immediately revolutionized fashion with his new look he paid no attention to the gloom and austerity of post-war europe and desired fabulous clothes that went in the loft now there's currently a retrospective of his work in. london's victoria and albert museum has a good eye for fashion it's curatorial staff acquired one of dior's iconic bastards back in one nine hundred sixty. now the museum has mounted a retrospective devoted to making very french designer and talented businessman christian deal. christian dior really he really crystallises the moment in twentieth century fashion and within you know i mean his name is still no globally and although he was a shy and retiring man and he really knew

the philippines getting into the low to mid thirty's if not to try to across much of australia the main weather action remains off sure. looks like it to stay offshore but we are keeping a close eye on this one it may just edge its way towards the coast of queensland over the next day or two to set me something to watch out for we will see the big waves increasing the large swell and we are looking at some pretty big winds could the waves could reach up to around four meters in places such great surfing conditions but also pretty dangerous as well say something to watch out for beach erosion is certainly a possibility over the next few days is that wet weather around the east coast for the next few days. weather sponsored by catalona is. zero explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and influence the course of history. that did not get enough credit for it in the book if you want to be a big historical figure but he was mondello the biggest called in the world the prisoner and the prisoner who came together to end apartheid in south africa no sumanda and f.w. de klerk face to

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as her family ask the government to help bring shamima begum home, the justice secretary says the main priority has to be the safety of the public. a 27—year—old man appears in court, charged with the murders of three elderly men in exeter. thousands of criminals are to be monitored 2a hours a day, using gps tracking technology. the funeral of footballer emiliano sala, who was killed when his plane crashed into the channel, is taking place in argentina. and in half an hour here on bbc news, click takes a look at how the future of data storage might be within us all, in our dna. good afternoon. thejustice secretary, david gauke, says the government's main priority has to be the safety of the public when considering the case of shamima begum. the family of the pregnant teenager — who left britain to join the islamic state group — say they'd welcome a police investigation into her actions, but want the government to help bring her home. sophie long reports. this is the al—hawl camp in northern syria where the 19—year—old from east london is living as she awaits the birth of her third chil

at the very least the three main players in syria russia turkey iran say that they have a common goal to find a long term settlement for the conflict but where are the areas where they disagree on how to get there. well today's partial about optics it's in the best interest of russia and turkey to present a unified front to the world however they are both pursuing different goals in the region the russian support syrian president bashar al assad however turkey would like to see him removed from power iranian support the shia militias fighting on the side of a son to be shot posed by easdale however the russian support the israelis and at the same time they are military partners of the iranians in syria so it's a delicate a diplomatic situation for the russians and for iranians and for turkey front to the turks. all right well you mentioned that this is the first meeting since u.s. president donald trump has said he intends to pull out all two thousand u.s. troops for syria if that does happen as he says it will what will that mean for the role of russia iran and turkey in syria with t

the main news from westminster...e pressure on chris grayling over his handling of plans for freight services if there's a no—deal brexit. shouldn't we now, at long last, do the decency and go? well, mr speaker, i have to say that honourable gentlemen officer brings well, mr speaker, i have to say that honourable gentlemen opposite brings a new meaning to the word utter hogwash. a conservative backbencher is berated for blocking measures to prevent female genital mutilation. it is disgraceful that we have seen this bill blocked. and it's becoming extremely frustrating in this house to have the will of the house circumvented by one male member, who it will not affect, standing in the way of progress. and the work and pensions secretary accepts there's a link between universal credit and the use of food banks. the main issue that led to an increase in food bank use could have been the fact that people had difficulty accessing their money early enough. but first, the transport secretary chris grayling has defended his ha

but i'd love to know whether the main problems are the fact that the connections break or the main problemours right on the bendy bit as the other bit or obviously you need for replacement glass — you can't have glass. the most challenging part is you have to manufacture millions of transistors, tiny circuits on top of the super thin flexible film, and the film is only several micrometres. it is thinner than our hair diameter, and it has to be very, very precise positioning. at the moment, the royole flexpai is only available to buy in china but they're not the only ones going bendy. take a look at this tablet that folds twice to create a phone. its makers, xiaomi, say it is only an engineering model at the moment, though. another chinese firm, lenovo, has also previously teased that it's working on a similar product. for royole, though, this isn'tjust about wearables and phones. royole's vision is that flexible electronics will change the way we interact with the smart home and technology generally. that is the age of internet of things, so flexible displays, flexible sensors, flexible el

and about all of trump just generally not being a terribly nice person but those are the main headlines that we're getting from the michael cohen testimony and that congressional hearing continues she has for the time being thank you we'll speak to you once again in a couple of minutes so you're looking at live pictures right now from capitol hill washington d.c. that is michael cohen he's been testifying to the house committee house oversight and reform can maybe we'll be back in just a moments right here on al-jazeera with all the latest news coming out from washington in just a moment do stay with us. when they cast arrive at a country club and the playground. and. troops. share the week with good. source cubans so far in this magnificent. a chronicle of the revolution and its aspirations through the prism of its architecture cuba's unfinished space on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every single. christian priest if you are a friend of the palestinians is a tool. for everyone and champion of the palestinian cause. and activist who is willing to sacrifice his freedom. for his beliefs.

the main focus of our discussion was our past not working relationship our discussion was frank. add to it derelict in some detail. with our of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology. we are asked for the recognition of al good faith. honesty and our integrity in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken and our talk this morning achieved also. the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you love movement on the t.v. . often about eighteen months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticize the citizens with which i disagreed in the cabinet because i'm an executive to fifty president that was part of the problem which six months later after two years but old me to the decision with my party who was there all from the government

and his main challenger. the terrible deeds of. those responsible for destroying. a frank admission as the roman catholic church digs into its history of sex abuse by the clergy. spicer thanks for joining us. the showdown in venezuela is escalating at least two protesters have been killed and several more injured in clashes with security forces near the country's border with brazil tensions are also high at the border with colombia venezuelan troops have fired tear gas at an aid convoy trying to enter the country opposition leader. has vowed to deliver emergency supplies despite objections from embattled president nicolas maduro who has announced he's breaking diplomatic ties with colombia. aid trucks aiming to breach the border between colombia and venezuela crowds of jubilant venezuelans cheered on the emergency food and medicine colombia's government says people are prepared to take the supplies across in human chains opposition leader one quite ok the go ahead. here manage tarion aid is on its way to venezuela right now it's a calm and orderly process which wil

there have continued now while russian president vladimir putin and iran's hassan rouhani are the main backers of syrian president bashar al assad turkey's president supports rebel forces fighting assad also on the agenda will be the planned withdrawal of u.s. troops from the conflict after u.s. president donald trump made a controversial announcement in december this will leave kurdish troops who are closely allied with the u.s. vulnerable we have this report from the kurdish city of co bani in northern syria. leila who visits this grave in cobol and every thursday to pray and honor the memory of her only son rody he died fighting the so-called islamic state in twenty thirteen as did thousands more kurds. hopes her sons commitment to freedom wasn't in vain it's a hope that unites many mothers who have lost their sons in this region. people hold that we'll never forget them it is truly a tremendous loss that we're keeping our composure by remembering our sons and our hometown god forbid that blood has been shed in vain them and not a hail high level of. but many kurds in northern syria