other and come up with global solutions to global problems ukraine's president has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country for a month the government in kiev has also imposed martial law in a number of provinces for thirty days after russia seized three ukrainian ships and twenty four sailors during a naval confrontation on sunday the u.s. says it's cutting the number of troops at the mexico border from five thousand six hundred to about four thousand however the trumpet ministration says it now plans to extend the troop deployment until january many asylum seekers are still living in tents while others are in shelters made from rubbish bags. an earthquake has hit parts of the u.s. state of alaska damaging buildings and roads in the city of anchorage there are no reports of deaths or injuries president trump tweeted that no expense of be spared and helping to repair the damage and the marriott international hotel chain says has been the victim of a major data breach involving at starwood reservation database that may have affected around five hundred

and ukraine's president has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty men from the country for a month ukraine imposed martial law in a number of provinces for thirty days after russia sees three ukrainian ships and twenty four sailors on sunday. now it's emerging as one of the largest cyber security breaches in history for the past four years hackers have been getting into the marriott hotel empire's guest reservation system and stealing the private data of as many as five hundred million guests well the hacking attacks brands in the starwood network including hotels sent regis sheraton and the westin all star was acquired by marriott in twenty sixteen no chains which carry marriott branding a threat and where the data that's been compromised includes passport numbers credit card details e-mails and mailing addresses but let's bring in martin libicki he's a visiting professor at the u.s. naval academy and the author of cyber terence and cyber war he joins us via skype from kensington in maryland the numbers of accounts involved in this hack are simply staggering aren't the

with five men between the ball and the goal. they still couldn't manage a challenge noise house was free to get his own name on the scoresheet. seven minutes after that it was three near an own goal from world cup without benjamin pollard providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests. choice for cut back meanwhile they held on to second place off today ten home victory in a row. it was indeed on the news coming up ahead china has called the u.s. request to invest all flyways chief financial officer in humane investments are wired about both this would mean for the franchise trade shows between washington and beijing. that story and more coming up with. businesses can that also encourage you to have a look at our web site. dot com for more news and information to stay now the best is coming up shortly. he takes it personally us. with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all trees. because more than football long line.

with five men between the ball and the goal they still couldn't manage a challenge and noise house was free to get his own name on to score she was seven minutes after that it was three nil and own goal from world cup winner benjamin powered providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests i enjoy for cut back meanwhile they've held on to second place after their tenth home victory in a row. a pick of the conversation back a lot but they keep their perfect record at home intact the week do you think this will last the second half of the season yet they are very difficult to be told they're playing in syria taking minded football keep lots of pressure on their polland and i think if they play that way that's at the moment the team actually reaches closest on to the style of play of bruce the dog and i think they definitely could embarrass the dog but they are looking at the squad looking at the material they have they definitely in the hunt for the european places for sure ok now over to you yannick in your opinion what has pushed a lot but to a new level t

person who started off with ukraine is also a contentious issue and ukraine's president has russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country for a month saying it will prevent the formation of more pro russian troops. the new united nations human rights chief has told al-jazeera it's time for the un to investigate the death of jamal khashoggi michel basher lay was speaking to diplomatic editor james bay is this part about talk to al-jazeera program. almost two months after jamal khashoggi was murdered and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul the saudi and turkish investigations remained separate and seem to be going nowhere saudi arabia is refusing to hand over the suspects it's arrested and it hasn't given the turkish authorities any idea of the whereabouts of the journalist body now in an interview for talked to al jazeera the new high commissioner for human rights michel bash away says the time has come for an international investigation whether boat. is it time for the u.n. to set up an investigation i think it is time i mean i don't have that in my migh

for ukraine has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixteen and around the country for a month president petro poroshenko says the barrier will help stop the formation of what he described as private armies which he says are working alongside moscow backed rebels in border areas under simmons reports from kharkiv. this is the latest message sent from ukraine to russia via social media a miniature video packed. with action drills said to be taking place nearly as of seemed intended to show off the cranes defensive capabilities. for the heads around so i view our joint forces operation is full of air defense weapons that are able to stop the aerial aggression of the russian federation. and as the live fire exercises were playing out on the world wide web president petro poroshenko decided to ban all russian mail policy holders aged between sixteen and sixty from coming in or going out of ukraine. just outside hockey here at one of the main border posts in any seven hundred russians normally enter or leave the country every day. now the numbers are going down drastically w

ukraine has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country from month president petro poroshenko says the ban will help stop the formation of what he described as private armies which he says are working alongside rebels in border areas under simmons reports from kharkiv. this is the latest message sent from ukraine to russia via social media a minute you video packed with action thrilled said to be taking place nearly as scene intended to show off the cranes defensive capabilities your brother had around so of your our joint forces operation is full of air defense weapons that are able to stop the aerial aggression of the russian federation. and as the live fire exercises were playing out on the world wide web president petro poroshenko decided to ban all russian mail policy holders aged between sixteen and sixty from coming in or going out of ukraine. just outside hockey hero one of the main board oppose any seven hundred russians normally enter leave the country every day. now the numbers are going down drastically with all the disruption that goes w

the income gap between men and women narrowed slightly. now it is 51%. the number ofomen in the workforce remains stagnant. >> most countriedo not provide --d and for care strip provide good care and infrastructure. they don't have an infrastructure they can turn to. gap widens with fewer women serving as heads of state. europe, anda, australia have seen the most progress on that front. progress varies by country. gender is the most equal, followed by normandy and switzerland. the head of the u.s. fell to the 51st. to keep an eye on, artificial intelligence. >> cbs head will not receive a severance package. he stepped down after claims he harassed or assaulted several women. the former ceo failed to cooperate with the investigation and that he was not entitled to a payout. bexit, bankers are said to telling their clients to move their money out of the u.k. that is according to a report in the financial time wealth managers told clients the terminal has -- the turmoil has caused a rush to move debts out of the country. a look at some more headlines, the c

and the rest of the world i just see that when i say it is ukraine's president has been russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country from month the government in kiev is also impose martial law in the number of provinces for thirty days after russia sees three ukrainian ships and twenty four sailors during a naval confrontation on sunday the u.s. says it's cutting the number of troops to the mexican border from five thousand six hundred to about four thousand over the trumpet ministration says it now plans to extend their deployment until january many asylum seekers are still living in tents while others are in shelters made from rubbish banks and of quake hit parts of the u.s. state of alaska damaging buildings and roads in the city of anchorage there were no reports of deaths or injuries president trump tweeted that no expense to be spared and helping repair the damage. the rudy has issued arrest warrants for its former president and other officials for years now the african union's representative in mali is accused of being involved in the nine hundred nine

now ukraine is banning russian men between the ages of 16 and 60 from entering the country.raine calls the formation of ‘private armies.‘ richard lister reports. another day of exercises for these ukrainian troops amid growing fears of a russian invasion. kiev has already imposed martial law in these border regions. now the ukraine president has banned russian men of fighting age from crossing into the country. translation: these measures are to block the russian federation from forming private armies here under the leadership of the russian armed forces and to prevent them from carrying out operations like those we saw in 2014. when russia annexed ukraine‘s crimean peninsula four years ago, it was these russian militia men in unmarked fatigues who led the way. they quickly took over the airport and other key sites. ukraine sees last week‘s clashes in the kerch strait when russia seized three ukrainian vessels and their crews as the first steps to another russian land grab. but moscow accuses kyiv of overreacting. translation: i think it would be very scary if anyone tried t

florian moyes houses cross i once had started to rain on stuttgart promptly began to pour i with five men betweenthe ball and the goal they still couldn't manage a challenge and moyes house was free to get his own name on the scoresheet i seven minutes after that it was three no own goal from world cup winner up engine power providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests i enjoy for cut back meanwhile they've held on to second place after their tenth home victory in a row. right so my club back looking good there there was however some controversy in another honestly the match on sunday tell me about that yes indeed mine's true one one with hanover and they got a very late penalty and let's be honest it wasn't a penalty and fictional look at the action here was he the head of our actually second bottom really needed to win the gold first his hundred vite and a really interesting character overseas just over six months ago he was playing fourth division football and suddenly now he's playing in the bundesliga twenty three and then this is the incident him attentivel

who standoff with ukraine is also a contentious issue and ukraine's president has banned russian men betweenthe ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country for a month saying it will prevent the formation of more pro russian groups. the new united nations human rights chief has told al-jazeera it's time for the un to investigate the death of jamal khashoggi michel bash was speaking to diplomatic as a james bay is as part of our talk to al-jazeera program. almost two months after jamal khashoggi was murdered and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul the saudi and turkish investigations remained separate and seem to be going nowhere saudi arabia is refusing to hand over the suspects it's arrested and it hasn't given the turkish authorities any idea of the whereabouts of the journalist body now in an interview for talk to al-jazeera the new high commissioner for human rights michel brusha lay says the time has come for an international investigation is it time for the u.n. to set up an investigation i think it is time i mean i don't have that in my mouth monday i will be the se

which provided for the settlement of the conflict in northern ireland regulates all the relations between men relations between our land on the united kingdom and arising from. both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland or. do not want to see a hard border we do not want to see a return to the days when there were customs posts when there were soldiers police when there was a real physical border there right now there is a perfectly free movement between both parts of the island people travelling between top. belfast for example. most times don't even know where the border is until they realize that the petrol prices are marked in pounds or rather time in euro's or the distances in miles rather think kilometers the border really is it's not a physical border at the moment and nobody wants to see a return of that and of course if the united kingdom leaves the costumes union as part of its levy of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something that we don'

those doing the deliveries are men, between 13 and 21 years old, who are part of the 20-week mentoringe models within their community. ( will ) the families also received a full meal for the holiday. ( darya ) it was a big year in entertainment, from minorities taking the cinematic spotlight, to celebrity weddings and break-ups, to year two of me- too. ( will ) david daniel looks back at 12 months of hollywood highs and lows. <(nat)from cosby in court, to kanye in the oval... from diversity soaring in theaters, to celebrities stumbling on cial media... 20-18 was another huge year in entertainment.(nat) "my son, it is your time."the biggest movie of 20-18 was a cultural watershed and a box office bonanza. "black panther" scored with critics and audiences -- the year's highest-grossing film, domestically -- and was followed into theaters by "black klansman" and "if beale street could talk." all three are drawing oscar talk."1.

which provided for the settlement of the conflict in northern ireland regulates all the relations between men relations between our land and the united kingdom and arising from both the irish government and the u.k. government and indeed all of the political parties in northern ireland and in the south of ireland all do not want to see hard border we do not want to see a return to the days when there were customs posts when there were soldiers police when there was a real physical border there right now there is perfectly free movement between both parts of the island people travelling between dublin and belfast for example. most times don't even know where the border is until they realise that the petrol prices are marked in pounds or rather than in euros or the distances in miles rather than kilometers so the border really is it's not a physical border at the moment and nobody wants to see a return of that and of course if the united kingdom leaves the costumes union as part of its leaving of the european union that would in effect mean that a border would return and that's something that w

other and come up with global solutions to global problems ukraine's president has banned russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty from entering the country for a month the government in kiev has also imposed martial law in a number of provinces for thirty days after russia sees three ukrainian ships and twenty four sailors in a naval confrontation on sunday the u.s. says it's cutting the number of troops at the mexico border from five thousand six hundred to around four thousand however the trumpet ministration says it now plans to extend the troop deployment until january many asylum seekers are still living in tents while others are in shelters made from rubbish bags a british student is facing trial in egypt after taking a photograph of a military helicopter nineteen year old mohammad saffi al hossam was detained at arrival at alexandria airport last week he was travelling from libya with a friend when he took the image from the window of the plane he was on. well as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stage and so much about an hour. palestinia

i do think it has to do with just maybe sort of natural interest between men and women, sort of, i think this has been pervasive to all of technology. there's just more men try to computer science that to math for whatever reasons but i think we need to fix that because i do believe that whether it be cryptocurrencies or more importantly the public blockchain technology that underlies cryptocurrencies, it really is the future of a lot of different areas. it's the future of money, the future of investing, the future finance in general and it's also the future of the technology industry. that's not to say that we're all going to drop our dollars us are using bitcoin tomorrow but we are in the very early stages right now under think as we go forward we want more women to be involved not only in the industry but also as users of the services and products that the industry provide. >> we could spend 20 minutes talking about what the blockchain is and all the many cryptocurrencies out there. we could begin investing in, but is there come if you could break it down for us. if are going to assum

terms, the very first piece through the congress was the ccc, which was gained at young men, just men, betweenmething like that, getting them back to work and restoring their vitality through work. what would happen if a democrat in the modern era suggested something like that? >> well, you think it would play well. while the unemployment statistics look good, there are a lot of men who have either been pushed out of the labor force or dropped out. they're about 17, 18% of men who aren't working. and there are a lot of younger men who are neither in school or working. so why is that? and why can't we create better jobs for them? and, yes, i mean, you think a democrat would pitch some kind of jobs program. >> tucker: i think -- i mean, this is a longer conversation, but i think the answer is toxic masculinity. >> yeah. >> tucker: whatever that means. >> well, yeah, i mean that's become the phrase du jour i guess. i interviewed a lot of men and women around the country. and even liberal men said, well, feminism's done a lot for women, but what's it done for me? >> tucker: that's a fair question.

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also how we process voices you can see that the strands woman's brain lies between the different activation patterns displayed by men and women not t.v. shows they can't simply be assigned to one sex or the other. company though the research is still in its infancy initialed leader shows differences between men and women but also to non-binary areas. dusts with the brain and we expected to discover that there were no fixed categories instead it's a continuum if you do wish our brain develops into what can be classed as more male or more female on the basis of biological hormonal and chromosomal influence and. it's not static but develops an interaction with our environment and our experience with. the brain can't be clearly identified as having one single sex it's a mix of many female and the many shades in between. one shot shock of electricity. and frankenstein's monster is jolted into life. in the classic film based on the novel written by mary shelley that's all it takes . but what happens in real life when electricity is applied to regions of the brain. research is that the university hospital of zurich want to

the crisis made exactly this agreement between european union user usually cooperation between european union men today between us and two if you're going to be mutually beneficial. of course migration cannot be that it doesn't naturally so it is a global issue and especially within the confines of the european union must be true that there's a european one this is also in the. aspect. where you would think you a collective way of engaging everybody in something that we think finally would be beneficial again everybody looking westwards in our greek economy is yet to fully recover from all the bailout trauma it went through and a lot of banks are still in heavy debt are you confident in the country do you think it's steering through and staying afloat yes i would have fully recovered we cover six consecutive of course with growth last quarter. growth of two point two percent projections for next year is a four growth of two point five percent of course we've got. still in the good society they can lay some of eighty years of misery but was that going to leave all that behind us and not just the c

find we have more men who are not working and our current figure, close to 19% of prime age men, men between 25 25 percent of those men do not have full-time work. by comparison, if you go back to the great before recession, that would be the worst figure on record. by the standard of before the great recession, the share of men without work looks like them worst recession year we have ever had. things feel great compared to the recession, but the way to see what happened, i describe the metaphor is bumps on a downward slope. if you picture a kid sledding down a hill and there are jumps on the hill, every time they hit a jump they go up and they scream and they are excited. then they land lower down and then they hit the jump and they are excited and they end up lower down. you can go off a lot of great jumps but still end up at the bottom of the hill. that is what we have been doing. we are at a high right now but no better than 2007. no better than 2000. we have not made any of the changes we would need to switch from a downward trajectory to an upward trajectory. we should not feel more c

ukraine with russia today, closing its border to all russian men between the ages of 16 and 60 years. president petro poroshenko said he wants to prevent more fighters from joining rebels already in e ukraine. this follows sunday's confrontation in the kerch strait, when russian border guards seized three ukrainian naval vessels and 24 sailors. in brussels, street battles broke out today at a protest over rising fuel prices and high taxes. hundreds of people rallied, clad h-visibility yellow vests. some threw rocks and torched a police car, and police fired tear g high-pressure hoses. officials condemned the violence, but protesters insisted they be. >> ( translated ): all the tagovernment does is creats. they are outside the world. they don't know what the price of bread is, they don' know what it's like to pay their bills themselves. and the people, here the yellow vest, we are just saying that we're fed up. >> woodruff: t protests were organized to copy fro ongoing demonstrations in france against increased fuel taxes. tens of thousands of farmers marched on india's parliament tod

with five men between the ball and the goal they still couldn't manage a challenge and noise house was free to get his own name on to score sheet i seven minutes after that it was free near and i own goal from world cup winner benjamin powered providing a fitting conclusion to a disastrous defensive display by the guests i joyfully cut back meanwhile they fell going to second place after their tenth home victory in a row. however haven't had an away victory in twenty games after some late struggle in that match against mind on sunday however held on to the lead for seventy seven minutes but a controversial penalty decision gave the hosts a chance to rescue a point rights at the death. hanover coach andre bracken right made seven changes to his starting line up and putting hendrick vidana up front paid off fast as he gave the visitors the lead in the twelfth minute the third goal of the season for the former amateur league striker i things got strange five minutes before the end the ref fell for some play acting from mine says john felipe my to the video assistant somehow didn't interve

our current figure, close to 19% of prime age men, between the ages of 25 and 54, almost 20% of those men do not have full-time work. go back toon, if you the period before the record, that is the worst figure on record. before the great recession, the share of men without work looks like the worst recession year we have ever had. things feel great compared to the recession, but the way to see what has happened, i described the metaphor of bumps on a downward slope. if you picture a kid sledding down a hill and there are jumps on the hill, they go up and scream and are excited, then they go a little lower down. you can go off a lot of great jumps and still end up on the bottom of the hill. that is what we have been doing. we are at a high right now, but no better than 2007. we have not made any of the underlying changes we would need to switch from a downward trajectory to an upward trajectory. we should not feel any more confident that we have really weten things fixed now than would have a right to feel during those previous periods. the linephen is on from roanoke, virginia for ore

elected in 193 193 the very few piece through the congress was the conservation corps aimed at young men betweenetting them back to work and restoring their vitality through work. what would happen if a democrat in the modern era suggested something like that? >> you think it would play well. while the unemployment statistics look good, there are a lot of young men pushed out of the labor force or dropped out there. are about 17, 18% of 25 to 64-year-old men who aren't working. and you know, there are a lot of younger men who are neither in school or working. so, you know, why is that? and, you know, why can't we create better jobs for them and, yes, i mean, you take a democrat would pitch some kind of jobs program. >> tucker: this is a longer conversation but i think the answer is toxic masculinity. >> yeah. >> tucker: whatever that means. >> that's become the phrase dejurydejury, i guess. there are clearly questions with masculinity. i interviewed some men and some women about 200. a lot of men told me even liberal mental said well feminism has done a lot for women but wha what's it done for m

weightlifting association and perhaps the girl's biggest fan he says there shouldn't be a difference between men and women in his sport. we have many iranian men who have many championship titles on our record holders in the field of weight lifting. the world strongest man right now is an iranian. we want to achieve the same with our women. we hope that in the future not the far future i'm talking about the olympics of twenty twenty four the theory in women can add to these glories with. to make that happen the girls work hard every day just like the men they live in the compound of the association under close supervision by doctors and coaches. in just a few months they've come a long way but it's far from over. but for now we just want them to build up confidence. after all this is their first international competition well now so many others are excited to leave tehran for international tournaments it's a historic first for the girls and for iran's female weightlifters all together marry me now today that's what men can do women can do too in the first five or six months since we started weig

i think was was there is a good men between the taliban and faction in afghanistan so definitely now the magic problems in afghanistan is fighting the taliban. that. the t.t.p. had said there but they have not dared much importance so once this side is addressed and the taliban make peace with. that of one. so i think it was a bit limited or definitely. just said you not just say it has to be good because you know for the last forty years a use was engaged in a lot is done in the beginnings from the. union i take on the ground is that in one hundred seventy nine so you can draw it out. on the u.s. involvement in afghanistan but it would be. how in limited role because you know definitely us need to be did a hit in the region it is a very important. side. the the then the it is it on have said so definitely used to be here but they would not they would have no role in the upland of fear is definitely have a role in that he constructions building they economy and i think that system the. political administration did but i don't see any need. for the us admin is what the us forces insid

higher levels of economic growth, but the benefits of that growth have not been equally shared between women and menvery high wage gaps between women and men, and that really is across the employment spectrum. some reasons for that are due to the segmentation of the labour markets. so women tend to be stuck in sectors, in the care economy, in manufacturing, and agriculture, which are traditionally lower wage, and they are less likely working because still, the unpaid care work to care for elderly and children rests still very much with women, so they drop out of the market to take care of family members. and even when they are working, they are stuck at the bottom end of the chain with the most insecure jobs, often informal employment, and without access to critical benefits like pensions and parental leave and so on. what's very interesting in this report is that economic growth on its own has not been enough. that we're seeing these challenges in developed as well as developing countries. what do you think the philippines is doing so well, ranking at eighth, compared to countries like singapore, c

when the knife is in the water the conflict between the men escalates. the young man said he couldn't swim but has he drowned a tense sexual thrill about a fragile relationship in class conflict themes polanski would return to later in his korea. favorites seven remarkable directorial debut we've saved one of the very best for last terrence malick is often counted among the american new wave of socially conscious filmmakers directors bold enough to tell the stories that hollywood studios were not to touch ones in which the american dream turns to american nightmare. he would have had a kid with can your sound. track from. i can each other with my. precious hours went. away from all the cares of the world. when holly's father finds out about her he shoots her dog as punishment he has no idea that his daughter's lover is a brutal killer. when you don't. holly in kit's hit the road in search of freedom freedom kits is willing to defend by any means like a pioneer in the wild west or traumatized u.s. soldier returning from vietnam helped. terrence malick bro