gangs of them in the middle eastern origin. bank for ripping. it was all for the first song i saw a figure about a man walking down district and people of lebanese backgrounds they come in and attack him i cried. i just could not believe my eyes. could have been me in a coronata or someone else working down the street in punchbowl. by nine pm the police have set up roadblocks all around. and the convoys of cars still pouring in change routes. by decides tactically to simply avoid going on columbus on the place to get into whereas the eastern bunches much more open and much more available to a sort of widespread scatter gun attack and people peel off they're angry and they feel empowered to what the hell my life once they have been attacked in such a scarlets. remorseless why they feel that bits are off i can do what i want. by ten pm the beachside suburbs of brighton the sands and the rubra are under attack of. the shocking vial. continues into the early hours of monday morning. full of lebanese they all just jumped out my husband's truck a larg

i think the solution to middle eastern problems is not the creation of new borders, because that would be a call for perpetual conflict. the middle east, what makes the middle east so rich, the cradle of civilization, is the diversity in terms of religion, ethnicity, and i think the best path for the middle east also is rights more fundamental and freedoms for everybody, hopefully more democracy, but it is difficult. i think if we can go back, at one point it was highlighted by my saudi friend, is that youth is another issue. between now and 2050, you're going to get the working-age population growing by 180 million in our middle eastern region and north africa. for the next 35 years, you are going to have an extra 180 million coming onboard looking for jobs. once you overcome the challenges, today's challenges, the next challenge will be diversification, and better skills, education, and jobs for these 180 million youth that will come onboard. already the youth unemployment rate is relatively high. that is really the second challenge. it is a major one, something that we cannot overlo

more pain what has this got this bad now let's cross live to our guest expert on middle eastern affairs alley risk going to risk thank you for joining us on the program so what do you make of this latest decision by the pensacola not to disclose information on how much afghan territory is held by the taliban is this test and admission of failure we're seeing here. well the american war on afghanistan hasn't been going well at all you know what we've seen is that the polish have expanded their a presence have strengthened recently we've also seen i suspended traffic into up when i started so when the u.s. says it's waging a war on terror in afghanistan the indicators show that this war isn't going well in any way whatsoever and i think that you have to emphasize here that even more when you look at the trunk and straighten the trump i'm a straight shooter came into office saying that he wants to wage a war on what he called radical islamic terror that was the slogan which trump has always used ever since so you know he began with his election campaign what we see is a war on islamic terr

because they don't rescue lecturer in middle eastern history reading university thank you for your time. well they'll be no russian flag flying either victoria thousand and eighteen winter olympics or paralympics in south korea that's after the international paralympic committee upheld its a ban on to russia though it is allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months ago a similar decision was taken by the international olympic committee despite all eyes on russia when it comes to doping allegations also something elsewhere in the world. the run up the next month's winter games the issue of doping has taken the main stage once again seeing the majority of russian athletes banned and those eligible to participate forced to compete under a neutral flag and frankly at this point when you hear doping you think russia but is the problem really reserves just the one country i'm afraid the answer is a resigning no an investigation conducted by a group of international researchers at two separate sporting events back in two thousand and eleven produced a rather shocking conclusion wh

from five middle eastern countries.pt, jordan, saudi arabia, qatar, and the united arab emirates. transportation correspondent, kris van cleave broke the story and has more now. >> reporter: the emergency order applies to nonstop cargo and passenger flights to the united states by six airlines from seven airports in countries where the tsa says there has been demonstrated intent by troi terrorist groups to attack aviation. all cargo is screened. the airlines will have to provide tsa and customs waite digsal additional details before any shipments bound for the u.s. details where a package is coming from. who sit in. how it was sent. where it has been, where it is going and contents. information shipping companies like fedex can typically provide with ease. the orders gives tsa customs, time and thrt to require an airline to do furlt screening if something appears amiss. the goal as it nomly detection, spotting shipments out of the ordinary. >> the anomaly is the $100 computer printer you will spend $500 to ship. doesn't

distress calls after claiming to experience engine trouble libya is one of the key routes for middle eastern african migrants trying to enter europe. palestinian leaders have voted to call for the suspension of recognition of israel the palestinian central council says that it will no longer it here two existing agreements with israel including the oslo peace accords the meeting came in response to u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. nearly fifteen thousand people have fled from villages around the philippines most active volcano as it spewed lava and ash scientists warn that a hazardous explosive eruption could happen at any time mount mahon have been increasingly restive since saturday prompting officials to issue evacuation warnings. in germany social democratic party leader martin schultz has been looking to win over the party's grass roots to the idea of another grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives the rank and file must grant their approval to enter talks around forming a new government at a party summit on sunday but sch

distress calls after claiming to experience engine trouble libya as one of the key routes for middle eastern and african migrants trying to enter europe illegally. at least nine construction workers have been killed in colombia after half of an unfinished bridge collapsed the deck and a supporting tower tumbled nearly three hundred meters into a canyon near the capital but without the bridge was part of a major new highway due to open in march authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse. and a close call in southern california when a speeding car hit a road divider and took flight in front of a bus traveling in the opposite direction the occupants of the automobile escaped serious injury but their car wound up wedged in a second floor office. and were prominent leader of ethnic serbs. in kosovo as been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of meta of its up reports the all over event of it was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found lying in the street with gunshot wounds to his chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbi

other hand i mean relations with the usa are terrible with russia they are not on an equal level middle easterntners have not proved to be reliable so turkey needs its european partners but the european union has also given up a lot of leverage an influence on turkey and the human rights and democracy developments over that so it's much it's maybe better for the e.u. to come up with a coherent strategy instead of every single member nation telling turkey what it thinks the future relationship look like. many thanks indeed for breaking that down for us. to sports news now and most bundesliga teams are in warmer climates as they prepare for the second half of the season fine munich currently at their winter training camp in qatar for the eighth straight here and they have again been criticized for not commenting on the human rights situation in the gulf country well as for the soccer the action kicks off next friday when the table toppers a lock horns with leverkusen and they're working on integrating to a new high profile signing. sunning themselves in the middle east in preparation for their po

middle eastern nations the relations them not exactly great either so they really need. to approach europe so to say but of course the european union also has lost a lot of leverage when it comes to interior developments democracy human rights in turkey by pushing turkey further away and i think the e.u. as such needs to come up with a more coherent common approach when it comes to its relations to turkey. many thanks indeed for breaking it all down for us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has warned iran that the world is watching its response to anti-government protests her comments came at a u.n. security council meeting but iran and russia criticize the u.s. for calling that meeting saying the protests in iran are a domestic matter mudslides and tarantula rainstorms have left at least forty four people dead in the congolese capital kinshasa authorities say victims were killed by collapsing walls and by drowning many homes in the city of ten million are built on hillsides where a la

distress calls after claiming to experience engine trouble libya is one of the key routes for middle eastern and african migrants trying to enter europe illegally. french president emanuel mccall has addressed security forces in calais on migration policy including plans to create a better system for people entering the country mcconkey of the speech just days before a meeting to discuss border controls with britain our earlier on tuesday he visited a migrant center where he spoke to staff and asylum seekers he's pledged to speed up the processing of asylum applications and ensure those people rejected will be dealt with quote more firmly. d.w. is lisa lewis has been following this story for us hi lisa what more did the president my contact on in his speech earlier today. well president matt carter was there to deliver the message that the color region is back on track actually to getting back to normality he says that the economy is growing again that unemployment is going down companies are making more profits after years of stigmatization because of the mike and situation and he also said

or with a bus of blaming israel for ending the middle eastern peace process does that mean that hopes for peace are now dead we asked our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer . well take to fully i mean people here would say there is no such thing as a peace process at the moment now mr abbas has made it kills in his speech that the postings want to continue to pass on peace but not in the way that the positions would accept a u.s. led initiative that the u.s. has a say alone and this kid is they want to see an international approach maybe a multinational approach like for example in the existing. bodies the quartet we've watched him it is quartet also the five plus one that was successful in the iran nuclear deal so what they're saying they have to fill the void to know that u.s. has left interesting a new model of approach to continue the peace initiatives to have used ten year cramer there reporting earlier from jerusalem now to some other stories making news around the world the stock exchange in the indonesian capital jakarta has been evacuated after a floor in the lobby area of

egypt no longer sat at the helm of middle eastern politics. in 1967, coupled with the oppression of the muslim brotherhood, began an ideological shift in the region that would culminate dramatically during the iranian revolution of 1979. in february 1968, industrial workers in the -- in and egyptian delta city took to the streets and protested the leniency of the sentences handed down to the egyptian air force generals who lost the war against israel in 1967. partiallyereafter, and marxist solidarity, students polytechnic all faculty of alexandria university also protested the decision of the government to give lacks sentences to the men that shamed the nation. egypt, there is a long history of protests but when you have real action and power is when you see labor and students take to the streets. similarly to 2011. student led protests begin in egypt in 1966 largely as a result of elite students that traveled and lived in paris. the intellectual culture of students -- of protests was carried by the students. first66 delegation was a among the

i said as a middle eastern american i'm not used to lasting to season two.s i do, i did "24" i died. season two, i'm excited, man. >> stephen: thi this is unusuali haven't asked a guest this before. can i pet your sweater? >> go ahead, pet. >> stephen: this is a thirsty cardigan. you have to be a man of a certain age to really rock a cardigan. >> that girl laughed at that. are you saying i'm old? no, i'll tell you, i'm 45. and i got so excited about this sweater, i realized-- think about it-- after 21, there's nothing to look forward to. 21, you drink, you're like wooo! >> stephen: that's milestone. >> they should make other things illegal so we can get excited about them. i mean, they are illegal, but to a certain age. 30, cocaine, wooo! you know. i don't even do cocaine, but it would be like, "yeah, cocaine." 40, heroin, 50 viagra-- i could use that. >> stephen: and card gans should be illegal until 45. >> stephen, i ran into 22-year-olds and they're like, "we're going to vegas, bro." i said, "bro, this is my vegas." >> stephen: that's a gateway cloth you'

because like any middle eastern, many of the iranian regimes first moves when confronted with the protest was to blame foreign interlopers. trump and pence cheer leading on the sidelines could put pay and make it years for the iranian regime and powerful groups to accuse the protesters of being little more than traders. >> live for us in london. >>> meanwhile capitol hill has been swift to the responses of the iran. graham echoed president and vice president. saying trump should do quote the exact opposite of obama. while adding that he has to do more than just tweet about the situation. two of his republican senate colleagues, tom and rob portman both say america should support the demonstrators with portman adding all freedom loving countries around the world should support them. democratic senator bob menendez said he was inspired bid the demonstration. tim kaine offered advice on what the u.s. could do to help the democracy movement. drop the iranian travel ban. >>> president trump's first tweet of 2018 has sparked tensions between the u.s. and ally pakistan. trump tweeted the united

. ♪ [ cannon blasts ] the middle eastern territory. thank you. appreciate it. here's lou.ou: good evening, everybody. evidence of corruption within the justice department and the fbi mount and more questions arise. the doj now says it's recovered five months of text messages that were missing. those messages between anti-trump fbi officials, peter strzok and lisa page, lovers, it turns out after all. the recovery of those texts required less than a week after officials claim they had lost the messages. that at one point seemed to be blaming samsung. no more. we don't yet know who is to blame, but at least samsung has been exonerated, as say say at doj. doj officials also trying to stop the release of that house intel memo detailing surveillance abuses. the department of justice says that release would be extraordinarily reckless and seeks to block it. the intelligence committee with the support of the white house says the justice department can just stand down and relax. and continues to block doj and the fbi from seeing the house intel blockbuster memo. congressman andy b

how much i should say that over the last year parsing out thoseet relationships with certain middle eastern families and over time how they spread from that power structure and i have not read the final draft that those parotid one -- projects are a direct descendent. and with those various others that are directly related. there is a town that is called little venezuela and to understand about the middle east. and those that are in syria. and those to cross those religious divides. and then just to show how deep they are. you may please limit yourself to four or five copies a piece. and they will sign them for you. [inaudible conversations] . . . . on wednesday, university of san diego law professor will be at the harvard coupe in cambridge massachusetts to discuss creativity and intellectual property. we will hear michael wolf report on the trumpet ministration. also in washington d.c. will be at politics and prose bookstore where emily will explain history of marijuana in the u.s. many of these events are open to the public. the for them to air on book tv on c-span2. recently the communi

protesters of latin and middle eastern descent say even though they are citizens they are effective. >> i'm looking at people sideways. it was trauma and angst and a lot of hyper awareness.>> reporter: because of their skin color they now make sure to have id with them when they leave home.>> imagine when my kids are 20 years old. racial profiling is going to be worse.>> reporter: a spokesman for ice issued a statement saying it respects the rights of all people to voice their opinions without interference. department of homeland security remains committed to the enforcement of immigration laws. >> reporter: organizers with refuse fascism the group leading the protest that this is a call to action. leaders of other groups such as womensmarch san francisco said the message is no muslim band no wall and sanctuary for all.>> it should not just be people who are activists or are getting more involved within the political scene. it should be every individual that cares about human beings.>> reporter: the protesters blocked the driveway at the ice building for a brief time causing one vehi

within me, i have a european side and a middle eastern side. those are two very important sides of my personality. i try to portray them and what i do. >> in your particular family, did you grow up speaking english and hebrew and arabic? >> mostly hebrew. both of my parents wanted to raise a israeli kid that talked hebrew. that was something important to them. that is why they went to israel. >> oshra, rabbi, believe it or not, we need to say goodbye to the two of you. thank you for being with us. we will return to mosaic and continue this conversation about the way we care for each other and form leadership into the next generation. please join us in a moment back here on mosaic. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi eric weiss and honored to be your host. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation where we talk about ways in which we get to know one another and care for one another and how that influences the ways we look for leaders in the next generation. i would like to introduce you to sara and alex who are board m

there's ancient middle eastern gold coins. there's hundreds and hundreds of gold nuggets.s big as a hen's egg. >> reporter: he says even he doesn't know what it's all worth. >> writers have appraised it between $1 million and $5 million. >> reporter: he estimates around 350,000 people have taken up the search. he says, to find the treasure -- >> begin it where warm waters halt and take it in the canyon down. >> reporter: all you have to do is solve nine clues in his cryptic poem. >> not far but too far to walk. put in below the home of brown -- >> reporter: the treasure could be hidden anywhere, in literally tens of thousands of square miles of territory. anywhere from new mexico to here in montana. that, of course, assumes it exists at all. some say it's a hoax. >> the story is real. the treasure is real. the treasure is hidden where i put it. >> can you take me out there and show it? >> no. >> it might not even be here in new mexico. >> reporter: today, thousands of online forums, videos, and documentaries like "the lure" fuel speculation as endless as the landscape. obs

the united states is going to increase security screening on cargo planes from six middle eastern airlines arriving at u.s. airports the transportation security administration says that the in holland's cargo screening program is part of an effort to raise global aviation security emergency amendment covers egypt royal jordanian saudia cutter it weighs emirates and if you have. former world football star george ware has been sworn in as the twenty fourth president of liberia a were a country with weak education weak health and a struggling economy ballots has promised to improve the lives of all liberians somebody just reports now from monrovia from the same football pitch that propelled him to global fame george where took the oath as president of liberia the national flag was lowered as former president ellen johnson sirleaf made way for the new presidency in his inaugural address we had knowledge the enormity of the responsibility of his new office asking liberians to hold him to account. was. was he was. going to. need was he wasn't it was the was. also asked his countrymen and women t

the united states is going to increase security screening on cargo planes on six middle eastern airlines arriving at u.s. airports the transportation security administration says the enhanced cargo screening program is part of an effort to raise global aviation security the emergency amendment covers egypt's role jordanian saudi catherine ways emirates and . jack thomas thomas is a former deputy undersecretary at the u.s. department of homeland security and joins me now live from philadelphia thanks very much for coming on al-jazeera do you think this was sparked by some key bits of intelligence and indeed would what has that been before any evidence that congo coming into the u.s. has caused a great security problem. well first of all so thank you for having me we don't really know if this particular new directive by the transportation security administration was triggered by new threat intelligence at this point i don't know we haven't heard that i would say that most likely hasn't been these these enhanced screening. procedures for cargo coming and united states are also being volunta

says it is stepping up security screening on cargo planes from six middle eastern airlines. while the business leaders descend upon the swiss resort town of dumb ass but will the summit come up with a solution to global inequality. and in sports six china's truly an open champion no joke of it has been knocked out. from cool briskness and fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. hello there we've got a fair amount of wet weather that's popping up across the southeast in parts of china not a great deal to see for choose day just this little bit of cloud here but you can see the winds feeding up from the south and that's what's dragging in all the moisture plenty more following it as we head through wednesday so many of us are going to see a fair amount of cloud and quite a few outbreaks of rain on the northern edge of that as you might expect at this time of year we're seeing some snow for shanghai so it won't be a warm day i'm just getting to four degrees out a little bit further towards the south and we've seen some pretty sharp showers here see plenty of them o

i'm just saying -- she's never gonna get a job, and how do we know the right middle-eastern businessman wouldn't treat her great? i left my shopping list inside. for the record, we thought she could live with you. like i'm gonna tell any of you where i live. [ sighs ] oh. haley!

has increased security requirements for six middle eastern airlines they'll be required to undergo an intensive cargo screening program when flying on specific routes officials say intelligence shows on groups are intent on attacking planes witnesses next and. the latest news as it breaks the government of mali so mikey has pushed to have a series of laws that it says will make argentina's economy more competitive with detailed coverage in two thousand and sixteen when the government structure so he doesn't rattle the cost of college or jumped by sixty percent the clues disappear at least for a year from around the world the military and the establishment in the capital bangkok know that it's very difficult for them to win support in parts of thailand like this. we have been here since the beginning of time this is not the commonwealth of australia this is the it in g. territory. it always has been always will be. going to walk down through the community and then we're going to just pull people who want to come and do it recovering. you know. what we're doing today which is really i t

the past decade has been good to middle eastern airlines, particularly those in the gulf.last 18 months have been much tougher — blamed on economic uncertainty and worries over security and global terrorism. and also some froksist actions in the us. —— protectionist actions in the us. the biggest airline in the region is emirates. it's based in dubai — and operates more than 3,600 flights a week. those flights go to more than 150 destinations around the globe. and last year they carried more than 59 million passengers. i caught up with company's president, sir tim clark in los angeles. and i stared asking him how the firm has been coping with the problems of the past year. i used to tell the team we probably have two major events that are going to affect us. having five, six, seven or eight in six months is difficult. i think we learn from what happens. we learn about how we went about managing the issue, how went about managing the issue, how we managed to transform certain elements of the business to deal with it and the more you do that, the more capable you are when th

closer look at the technology behind a robot so advanced, it's been granted citizenship in one middle eastern country. won't be demolished after all. instead, four of the six piers will be installed along the oakland shoreline. >>> the last remnants of the old bay bridge won't be demolished after all. instead, four of the six piers will be installed along the oakland shoreline. the project will feature outdoor classrooms and access to the bay for small boats and kayaks. >>> caltrans most recently imploded piers on the old eastern span in november of last year. the state will reportedly save millions by not demolishing the remaining piers. the new project is scheduled to be completed in december. >>> the tech world is buzzing. >> hello. >> yeah. >> hello. the tech world is buzzing about artificial intelligence but there are new concerns that as machines become more human, kpix 5 kiet do introduces us to the first robotic citizen who watches, listens and learns. >> what's the weather tomorrow? >> you'll see lots of sun. >> alexa, turn on the hall lights. >> reporter: digital assistance may be t

literally yes but if he's a middle easterner he know this is term is about come on and also the lies that we pay to kill jews. that's not fair, that's not true at all. the security cooperation continues between palestinians and israelis. ask your commanders. just scoring points with not save lives for israelis and palestinians. christiane, i said seven times, i have many grand children, i have four sons and daughters, i want them to live like mr. bennett's grandchildren and sons. i want to live and let live and he's saying he will not allow me to be independent in my own state and he thinks that i will go forever living under this apartheid regime. there are roads in the west bank that he is opening today i cannot use as a palestinian, only israelis can use. never in the darkest hours of south africa's apartheid were blacks prevented to use roads. wake up. it should be a wakeup calls to israeli. i'm here to say yes. and the only option is to live and let live. the only option is a two state solution between the palestinians and israelis on the 196 lines. i want to make peace with isr

from these seven airports in five middle eastern countries. tsa says there's been demonstrated intent by terrorist groups to attack aviation. >> you don't put an emergency order in unless you have real- time information suggesting there's a current threat. >> now they are required to tell tsa and customs where a package is coming from, who sent it, how it was sent, where it's going, and its contents. tsa says there is no new threat. >>> bill cosby back on stage tonight. his first public performance since the alleged sex scandal surfaced. veronica de la cruz shows us. >> reporter: bill cosby said he returned to the spotlight tonight because he wanted to enjoy being with his friends and the people who turned out to see him. the 80-year-old entertainer performed at this jazz club in his hometown philadelphia. he wore a gray hoodie that said hello friend. something his late son would often say. cosby ended his last comedy tour in 2015 after the sex abuse accusations surfaced. >> this is something life changes. so it is not to be feared to go out.

. >> president took a swit at iran saying despite the deal taken with the middle eastern kupty. at the end of the tweet the president said time nor ch change. >> kim jong-un kicked off the new year with threat to united states. in a speech kim says ux the the country nuclear program is complete and willen sure united states will not go to work with yang. he claimed he is button on his desk and why rattling he talked about achieving peace with south korea and improving ties by sending athletes to winter olympics. >> pope francis delivering new year's day message before a big crowd at st. peter's basilica and urged kath application to get closer to god by set ago side a moment of silence to be with god and urged followers to stop wasting type and idle talk and to reject consumerism. instead he says people should try to create a praes full and welcoming world in part by embracing refugees and 3450eu grants. >> keeping me, too movement alive. >> supporting women in 'blue collar' industries and mission behind this movement next. >> and the day after cleanup efforts in new york after

helen middle eastern plays sara winchester. winchester the house that ghosts built.e movie is about san jose's most famous landmark and that movie opens on friday. >> right over on winchester boulevard. >> they can go through the movie. we've been there. >> i do think it is haunted. >> i didn't say it's not haunted. >> it's going to be even more popular. >> i imagine people will come from all over the world, i'm sure they do already. >> they do. >> friends who know about the house have no idea it's here at san jose. when they come to visit and i talk about the things that are here and they're like, wait, that's here. >> i have something spooky in the forecast. we have a super moon lunar eclipse by the middle of this week, so i will be talking about that. let's get a look at that shot. isn't it amazing? so you can see the moon there. as we go through the week we've got a lot of things to talk about here because we are in a midwinter dry spell. we see these happening where you get a couple of weeks of some very dry weather, but it's also going to be unusually warm. for

egypt no longer sat at the helm of middle eastern politics. in 1967, coupled with the oppression of the muslim brotherhood, began an ideological shift in the region that would culminate dramatically during the iranian revolution of 1979. in february 1968, industrial workers in the -- in and egyptian delta city took to the streets and protested the leniency of the sentences handed down to the egyptian air force generals who lost the war against israel in 1967. partiallyereafter, and marxist solidarity, students polytechnic all faculty of alexandria university also protested the decision of the government to give lacks sentences to the men that shamed the nation. egypt, there is a long history of protests but when you have real action and power is when you see labor and students take to the streets. similarly to 2011. student led protests begin in egypt in 1966 largely as a result of elite students that traveled and lived in paris. the intellectual culture of students -- of protests was carried by the students. first66 delegation was a among the

the united states is going to increase security screening on cargo planes from six middle eastern airlines arriving at u.s. airports the transportation security administration says the enhanced cargo screening program is part of an effort to raise global aviation security emergency amendment covers egypt air royal jordanian saudi qatar airways emirates and at a high. the u.n. is putting pressure on the united arab emirates over alleged human rights violations is being accused of arbitrary detentions and torture as well as suppressing freedom of expression the u.a.e. insists it's taking action but some activists remain unconvinced that in baba has more from geneva. at the u.n. in geneva the united arab emirates was at the center of attention on monday but as they were lining up with the national flag one floor above diplomats lined up to highlight how the u.a.e. needs to improve its human rights one of the areas of concern in the recent u.n. report is arbitrary detention and torture that's something ninety how down knows all about the u.s. lebanese businesswoman was arrested at his home in

he is the director of the middle east programme and the centre for middle eastern strategic studies.s impossible for the americans to bea is impossible for the americans to be a neutral arbiter by moving the capital, saying they are recognising jerusalem is the capital. if that's the case? is the case that... that although the president says we want the middle eastern peace the americans have effectively shut themselves out of playing that role? ican themselves out of playing that role? i can figure out the theory that the administration thinks this makes the us more of a useful mediator in this conflict even a facilitator of the conflict. the arab side feels that they have been fighting from a position of weakness to start with, and now they have even less to give away. if the us is putting its thumb on the skill in favour of the israelis the arabs say, even arabs who say it is time to make the deal say it is much harder to make the deal because there's nothing left to give away. you speak to people in the white house and oliver the janet kershner‘s portfolio, this is something the

beyond crucial without them the shows would crumble two of them happen to be the power couple of middle eastern talkers is the first and he is very likely the most handsomely paid i want. he has a natural instinct of intelligence and the intelligence agencies recognise that his wife is the incident she is a study in upper middle class the car and delivers her message. not as opinion but it's fact to go i will do. it for. a plot block and. the third person that comes to mind is the most grotesque figure of explicit propaganda. i had to show what i was sick while also not defended all that much i meant mussa is loud fascist non-apologetic all want to go. i guess what i think what he excels at are hyperbolic nationalistic form of diatribe that appeals to the lowest common denominator. president and the put a healthy took power four years ago with a valve to return stability to egypt staking his legitimacy on combating terror must be driving it have the right man in motel running the island became a. t.v. personalities play a leading role in echoing the government's line. tell us about how to prepa

eighteen eighty two inspired by the rise of orientalism and painting and its focus on middle easternorth african and asian motifs p.-l. goes to a new art painted a young parisian girl in algerian costume. the outfit unconventional pose and if usually of uplifting blues with accents of red and orange all strike an exuberant night. and happiness was what was after to my mind he said a picture should be something pleasant cheerful and pretty yes pretty. childhood was no longer a tragic subject. impressionist painters emphasized children's playful nature. better movies or produced a series of portraits of her daughter capturing her at every stage in her childhood . zilly may well be the most frequently painted child in the history of french arms . this picture shows her with her nanny rather than presenting a front of the year her mother paints her from the back. in the year eighteen eighty three this is an imaginative way of releasing the family portrait from its formal constraints. she grants the told a degree of freedom unthinkable and told them. produced with bravura brush strokes in

the institute for middle east policy in berlin we have a senior research over the center for middle eastern and north african politics with free university of berlin is also the author of the book the political economy of egypt under sisi and finally talked at all. political analyst and author who specializes in egypt domestic policy a very warm welcome to all of you a topic if i could start with you why was sammy and an arrested. i believe it is clear that he broke the rules and regulations of the egyptian military and as many knows in military systems all over the wall of the rules and regulations are usually and typically very strict so anyone who will break it will have the same consequence like mr ahmed on saw for example who was it he was in the military and he did the same and he was in trouble saw its i think the blame him comes to mr annan why he didn't take the permission first. so i see there is no other result ok maybe there might be as a lot of minor things about this ism is restored but does it not set off alarm bells for you i mean this is another strong contender disqualifie

how close are we to perhaps a middle eastern war? is that that fragile?” would not go that far.hern syria took place with the tacit support of russia. without russia's approval there is no way that turkey was met fighterjet could there is no way that turkey was met fighter jet could undertake there is no way that turkey was met fighterjet could undertake these bombardments that we saw today or that any turkish soldiers could cross the border into northern syria. we see simply that turkey and russia and iran are coming closer together to bring a lasting settle m e nt together to bring a lasting settlement to syria, through what is called the astana agreement. it is not built much result but as long as they are talking the likelihood of a greater war is reduced. donald trump has been marking his first year in office while trying to work out one of the trickiest problems washington politics has to offer — getting the republicans and democrats to agree. their failure to reach a budget deal — despite the president's personal intervention — means the us federal government has been lar

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from five middle eastern countries -- egypt, jordan, saudi arabia, qatar, and the united arab emiratestails. >> reporter: the emergency order applies to nonstop cargo and passenger flights at countries and airports where the tsa says there's been demonstrated intent by terrorist groups to attack aviation. all cargo is screened before a flight, but these airlines will have to provide the tsa and customs with additional detailed information before any shipments may be loaded on a plane bound for the u.s. details like where a package is coming from, who sent it, how it was sent, where it has been since it was mailed, where it's going, and its contents. information shipping companies like fedex can typically provide with ease. this order also gives tsa and customs time and authority to require an airline to do further screening if something appears amiss. the goal is anomaly detection, spotting shipments that are out of the ordinary. >> the anomaly they're looking for is the $100 computer printer that you're going to spend $500 to ship doesn't make sense. >> reporter: cbs news senior natio