now thank you very much for the century good luck with everything continue doing that mazen job that you're doing we're talking to you egeland had of the original refugee council this special advisor to the united nations special envoy for syria discussing whether the latest cease fire in syria is going to help to finally and the war that's it for this edition of cell phone call so next. hillary clinton says civility can only return when the democrats are back in power former obama a.g. eric holder has coined a new phrase when they go low we kick them without a doubt both statements can be dismissed as political banter as the midterms loom but it would seem no one can claim much virtue and civility in this environment. the headlines here an arch international facebook's steps up its fight against fake news axing hundreds of pages and a town. opens its arms and a warm welcome to the two astronauts are scared to death on thursday an aborted rocket launch and their journey in midair crash landed in kazakhstan. and a special operation by the crown prince us media reports that riyadh plan

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ask mr von you to explain it to me later this suddenly doesn't surprise me at all because to reason mazen means a presentation all often all full she's a she's a pole quality speaker and come make herself understood and she also doesn't have any kind of empathy a woman for the people that she's talking to so she was probably met with blank faces around the table and didn't realize that those people she was talking to were not understanding well i think you're a little ugly your little bias there goes on and you don't like the way she dances but that's a different show. john where there's always we appreciate you coming in and talking with us thank you john but you. well a round of tough talks they can take it out of you just asked to resubmit we don't know what she did after dinner last night some but we do know that she didn't go out for drinks with her continental counterparts they were spotted enjoying some of belgium's famous beer together they brought souls. take a look at this picture you can see uncle americal the german chancellor there next to her the french president manuel mccr

story coming up for you now on afghan migrants using music as their appeal in iraq and then later we mazen native american woman who could be making history in the u.s. at midterm elections just weeks away now three weeks in fact that story and plenty more to come. however the weather's looking unusually excitable over the next couple of days across the middle east some wet weather in the forecast for many cloud of rain there into at least inside of the region here just pushing over towards afghanistan nudging up towards the minus down at his back east don little bit of wet weather to sliding out of the mediterranean just notice some pockets of plaid around syria pushing down towards lebanon cloud and rain there just nothing its way across into iraq as we go on through where the staff a bit of cloud to further a stash can should be largely draws are going through weather stay cold a messy i mean one degree celsius the possibility is some snow here couples falling away nineteen celsius a thirty four there maybe thirty five into karachi as we go on through thursday by thursday it should be s

then we have to her left, nadine mazen, who just retired.om the cambridge massachusetts city council and he's a cofounder of jet pack which is a muslim focused tax developing leaders in the muslim community getting them ready to run for office and then helping them once they are there. two sides of it. [applause] instead of going into each one's biography i really want to get right into the questions which really just get into the synopsis of today's panel because we want to have some great five minute responses, quick fire and then we really want to hear from you the audience asking some questions and finding out how you hopefully aspiring muslims who also want to run for office, what you can do to get your campaign lifted off the ground. so the first question for all the panelists here is, how did you successfully build a grassroots campaign that reached beyond the muslim community? did you start building momentum from within the muslim community? and branch out? or was your movement rooted in the multitude of different communities that yo

league and neighbors of the of saudi arabia to take a small lead of the process mahmoud abbas abu mazen visited the home i had recently and. both parties have mentioned online as. a potential facilitator of the peace process the other thing is the fact that there are dollars from talks about the deal of the century or the ultimate deal when he talks about that he means that there will be new partners. if you look at netanyahu has a speech at the u.n. in september you will find that he said that thanks to iran or other countries that have been keeping far from this well keeping the distance from israel and now getting closer and closer because we have a mutual enemy so if you put together all these elements maybe you get an answer. amman itself is an interesting play one of the quieter gulf states you would say but am i right in saying sort of in the background they are a quiet negotiator who do stay as neutral as you can in the middle east yeah. it was published a few weeks ago that the qatari envoy met in cyprus with minister of defense on talking about gaza so i'm on is not the only e