and other missi thank you very much you're welcome thank you. south africa's current account deficit as fall to the worst level in three years the government has been struggling to increase its funds amid stalling tech tax revenue and fixed investments south africa's shortfall is expected to keep pressure on its currency the rand which has declined by thirteen percent against the us dollars since the start of last year and while africa's most advanced economy recently emerged from recession the weaker currency could worsen in terms of trade cheapening exports and making imports more expensive. in zimbabwe many are currently living below the breadline and with the recent hike in food prices bread itself is now out of reach for many recently the price of bread nearly tripled due to a major food shortage and it's now considered a luxury product for some just last month the u.n. source two hundred thirty four million dollars to assist the country with drug drought and emergency relief. now we're going to go over to mexico briefly with a story that m

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member of parliament with angela merkel's conservative she's also the government's aviation coordinator missy i was on back thank you very much for joining us you have warned in an interview with german media against being too hasty in banning this plane the seven thirty seven max why so it's the case that the plane in the end had a certification by a so and the regular cases that we at first have to find all of what happened once an incident happened what we have seen right now all but in the end it's going to big and the decision by the ministry of transportation is right from a point of view that they decided in a coordinated european acts that the concerns are too big and first we have to be clear that the safety of the passenger is absolutely guaranteed but what did you mean by saying that we shouldn't be too hasty and banning this plane from air space from airlines from their fleets. well look we have european sky and i don't believe it's a wise idea for a single country to make its own things so in the end we have spoken to all european partners the whole day and in the end there is al

sure and off is also fascinated with french german history the film to plough missi tells of a nazi officer in occupied france who opposes hitler's orders. and called in the human you can't escape yourself people don't change and the best thing to do at a certain age is to acknowledge who you are. one is. in two thousand and sixteen she learned off directed thousands of teenagers in france in a performance against violence and war one hundred years after the biggest battle of world war one took place there. and in rwanda he gives master classes at the quest to film institute hoping to shape a new generation of political filmmakers like him at eighty years old churned off is still driven inquisitive and politically aware. and if you think the man is slowing down now entering his ninth decade you'd be wrong he's about to stop making a documentary film in africa. finally today the sad news that fellow filmmaker has died aged ninety she was a key figure in french new wave cinema in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's and the first female director to be awarded an honorary oscar in twenty

went against shall cause shortly before half time missy and that's the sits handled the ball in the books giving luka back heel an opportunity from twelve yards and the man on loan from what foot put his side ahead for a realist time. after the break for tuna picked up where they left off twenty to run and fed debit cards not ski who slotted home in the sixty second minutes. just six minutes later they were at it again look at back here found ram and on the run the winger spanked the ball home support the visitors three up. the belgian six goal in twenty put his league appearances this season but weren't down there either to catch you saw me found space the course on the eighty fourth minute before called netsky back to second from close range for until the final score. as the rain fell after the final whistle to disco pleaded with the seeding section of the home support it appears however that patience has run out to the celtics arena. management has been used as a no i don't believe he should be sacked i like dominate he's done a good job. this is not the coach's fault we're the ones ou

grand prix to claim his first victory of the season but he enjoyed a big slice of luck along the way missy a.d.'s driver took advantage in the dying stages when engine trouble denied there are east charlotte clear a first ever formula one victory now reigning champion have alton finished ahead of teammate valtteri bottas in second with the clear in third place. it watching the news will leave you now with some images off. cities around the wall turned off the lights on famous landmarks and a whole fall go bill action on climate change of christine one and then the company . city in ruins morocco a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population i. think you played the city center in two thousand and seven team president to church's response was. putting the. book.

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tonight's newscast with that astonishing story about educators involved in one of the largest college add missi -- admission scandals. >> a local high school is united to do something positive. we have first of its kind effort in tonight's bay area proud. >> you know bay area proud stories are always about good deeds. many times about people doing something nice for someone they know. tonight a story about thousands of teenagers doing something for a stranger. >> for econ today, we're going to spend about 40 minutes. >> reporter: as a student first, then doecoach and now teacher. wes has been at cupertino high school for 25 years. >> i've been employed at this school more or less since 1990. >> reporter: he's lived so much history at this school he wrote the history of the school. >> come on in. >> reporter: but now. >> grab a seat. >> reporter: wes and his leadership cfss history. the first high school in the bay area to partner with the make a wish foundation to grant a child's wish. wes says he got the idea after seeing a school in colorado do the same. >> i'm just in awe of what this school

democrats' missi is to not get to the bottom but to raise questions about the trump administration. they seehose as justified. we saw this from a quiet storm from democrat. none of this is one deadline. chairman elijah cummings said that he has been stonewalled on half a different investigations are doing furious work in these committees on a large number of fronts including kushner's e-mails, inclu geesident trump's communication with his attorneral about pardoningen michael c one other thing coming unthis week as parts of investigations, house intelligence talk to a man called -- who worked with him on the moscow hotel deal. there's still more questions happening. > yeah, i totally agree with you. but i'm hearing something that's different this time around, which is no presidentan to give documents over to congress. nobody wants that. but there is some reality that they can negotiate a little. we'll give you something butyt t evng. but what this white house is doing, they're not even respondi by letter. deadlines are coming and going. they don't sd the courtesy letter back saying

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. >> reporter: "missy," as her family called her, had come so far.enthouse lawyering wasn't likely for a restless, likely for a restless, high school dropout. her mother lisa lapointe. here was a kid who didn't really finish high school. she got the ged ticket -- >> correct. she didn't plan to be a high school dropout. she was in a hurry to get on with life. >> reporter: and focused enough, finally, to finish college and then in her late 20's go for a law degree. she breezed past the younger law students to become the prestigious editor of the "law review." and she caught the eye of one of her professors, scott rothstein, who took her on as an intern. office manager debra villegas met her on her first day of work. what did melissa bring to the party? >> she was smart and capable. you know, you -- she was everything you would want in -- in an associate attorney. >> reporter: she was also one of the nicest people debra says she ever met. the two became fast friends. >> we were like sisters. she knew all my faults and flaws and -- and she loved me anywa

impact with its participatory approach involving the most vulnerable groups in one of their venezuela missy our friends from venezuela need help with this project we can offer support to migrants and refugees in our country so they can find some stability and integrate in our society whether you take it out of. this is just one of four thousand urban farming plots across quito supported by acro par ranging from a few square metres on a rooftop to large fields at the edge of town. the aim in each case is to ease access to healthy food for poor and marginalized people. the greenery also helps improve air quality and quality of life for some in the party comment that the increase in biodiversity in the area reduces urban heat islands creates new spaces and micro-climates in which people can have a better life that we have are is that good at the moment that. over the past four decades quito has grown almost five fold the population has tripled to more than two and a half million. helps further food security job creation environmental management social inclusion and gender equality. ya know gra

misunderstanding what the op is doing or would trump is a medic i don't know is only i'm fortunate that missy information is going very well the only it is in that's the case is because most of the hooshang amirahmadi street time iranian presidential hopeful and president of the american iranian council discussing the team's relations between the two nations in the context of the wider middle east that's it for this edition of sophie and call see you next time. thank you very much for having me. join me every so straight on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way what is it that flying here. with just two days to go unt

three years you've been here and can easily shap well it's up to missy here with the help mr mandela message it to when he shouted when he said it was to me willian it can easily shout can egypt and that if he can he said my shop one to death and. fear and you travel around with your new pilot better yet the obama record having probably what i thought i really welcome it was from the bali live. from a spinning the economy out of obama yes. if you're feeling. lucky you know how to be. she was a senior figure in the mel kites greek church but this is overseen by the pope in rome. it's quite unusual for catholic priests to become heavily involved in politics this forced him to make difficult personal choices and did not play very well with the authorities in rome. helen mckechnie see. my brain c.s.e. would deem why she must cool n.z. each arty molokai something where magilla lila and maybe. me here in hey aliya and know. this lee by the way is not so and no ana. jani nor amal there nor. who is are the most loyal and the political machine in mrs healy here call him out of it a little bit

and there was another match in the champions league last night tell us about that this guy little missy he was the stars boss alona smashed leone five one he scored two goals and got two assists so it looks like boston have to be one of the favorites now they're looking very strong strong domestically in league or as well and you'd have to put money on them to type the whole trophy all right yannick straight from sports thank you very much for analysis. motor sports now and mercedes has won five of formula one titles in a row ferrari is getting restless after more than a decade without a championship they're still sticking with the boston fettle but he made a series of mistakes behind the wheel last season and he's now under growing pressure. sebastian vettel is hungry for glory the ferrari driver feels it's high time his team won some silverware. it's going to be my fifth year together with. racing for ferrari the expectation is always there to win that's what we what we all want obviously we've i think come close some years before the way some of the years but this season there have b

again to thank donald trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and also moving is that missy there that's what mr trump did back in two thousand and seventeen. as you mentioned their condemnation of troops movies coming from all around the world and some residents of the golan heights also lest we who live in the occupied golan heights we dismiss the us presidents and grandfathers spilled their blood on this land and you don't have a right to do that yesterday it was jerusalem today the golan heights and tomorrow it might be another syrian territory. these deal signed by us president donald trump violates all principles and standards of international law and here in the occupied golan heights we remember that syrian soldiers spilled their blood here and that it belongs to syria. well the recognition of the golan heights comes as israel says that it struck the offices of key hamas buildings in gaza on monday. things were reportedly and at the time the i.d.f. says salt came after a rocket was allegedly fired by hamas from gaza injuring seven people amass is reporting egypt has

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missy fuller is her dance teacher. has it slowed her down at all? >> not at all.t at all. >> reporter: if you think the dancing is impressive, tessa did this before her illness, and she still does. she already knows what she wants to do when she grows up: >> be a dance teacher. >> reporter: a dance teacher? >> yeah. >> reporter: but on the dance floor in her living room, where she practices every day, even she struggled to teach someone with two left feet. you pull back that way. like this? >> uh-huh. (£aughs) >> reporter: pretty bad, aren't i? >> reporter: tessa is competing again. recently, she did her first solo performance since her illness. what do you say to young people who are going through difficult times? >> never give up. >> reporter: words to live by, from an eight-year-old who is living her dream. well done. chip reid, cbs news, northfield, ohio. >> glor: my new hero. go, tessa. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. . ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi everyone and welcome to the "overnight news." president trump did a

missy fuller is her dance teacher. has it slowed her down at all? >> not at all.if you think the dancing is impressive, tessa did ive, before her illness, and she sill does. she already knows what she wants to do when she grows up: >> be a dance teacher. >> reporter: a dance teacher? >> yeah. >> reporter: but on the dance woor in her living room, where she practices every day, even she struggled to teach someone with two left feet. you pull back that way. fke this? >> uh-huh. ( laughs ) >> reporter: pretty bad, aren't i? ( laughs ) >> reporter: tessa is competing again. ntcently, she did her first solo performance since her illness. what do you say to young people who are going through difficult times? >> never give up. >> reporter: words to live by, from an eight-year-old who is siving her dream. well done. chip reid, cbs news, northfield, ohio. >> glor: my new hero. go, tessa. that is the "cbs evening news" hor tonight. ghm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh . >>> breaking

once again to thank donald for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and also moving is that missy there that's what mr trump did back in two thousand and seventeen. the recognition of the golan heights comes as israel says that it struck the offices of key hamas buildings in guards there on monday but must buildings were reportedly empty at the time the i.d.f. said tack came after a rocket was allegedly fired by hamas from gaza injuring seven people amass is reporting egypt has now brokered a cease fire between palestinian resistance groups and israel journalist based in israel martin handel gave us his reaction to the day's developments. if you hours ago the israeli air force started to bombard gaz in retaliation for that rocket that was fired into central israel that rocket crossed all the political and warning lines between israel and hamas so a very significant as really response was expected that that response has begun with very strong airstrikes knocking down prominent government buildings but not really taking lives at this stage and so hamas obviously and its allies have

again to say donald trump for recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and also moving is that missy there that's what mr crump did back in two thousand and seventy. as was mentioned as their condemnation of chums movies coming in from around the world and some residents of the golan heights are also less than happy. not overjoyed that a lot of be your story. we who live in the occupied golan heights we dismiss the u.s. presidents foolish recognition of the territory as israeli we want to tell him our fathers and grandfathers spilled their blood on this land and you don't have a right to do that yesterday it was jerusalem today the golan heights and tomorrow it might be another syrian territory. these deals signed by us president donald trump violates all principles and standards of international law and here in the occupied golan heights we remember that syrian soldiers spilled their blood here and that it belongs to syria. always voting logic i could are the bacon for that center and ramsey been rude to us palestinian journalist to hear from both sides on the issue. we are already

come amos and me and missy hey you well most if not so what i saw the heavy . man must lead to war and it worked but we. are now and. i'm not. dumb are you done now have their eye because that was standard because. the law is going to. remain or must be here in the valley you can trust me a little motor and a lot of almost a lot in which to me will measure here while a somewhat of a rumor carefully forgot. who had great b.c. let me get hold of. a band which would have all could well i usually bait. men and you're quite if a kind of muslim and messy hey young men are your part if i'm in a powerful message. i been math or now. eleven was a communal higher percentage thing and that only ten at the level puts a few have come says elements of our city in canada are of illinois this will. be a for sure millen. can walk for a walk here yet. on the. if the june one nine hundred sixty seven israel declared war on egypt syria and jordan. the one nine hundred sixty seven arab israeli war ended with israel occupying the egyptian sinai peninsula the gaza strip the syrian go

missy is their dance teacher. >> reporter: has it slowed her down? all. >> reporter: if you any the dancing is impressive. tessa did this before her illness and she still does. >> you never feel sorry for yourself? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> no. >> reporter: you just do what you have to do? >> yeah. >> reporter: she knows what she wants to do when she grows up. >> be a dance teach er. >> reporter: a dance teacher? >> yes. >> when she practices every day, she struggled to teach someone with two left feet. and put back that way, like this? >> yes. >> reporter: pretty bad, aren't i? she is ke-- she is competing again. what do you say to young people who are going through difficult times? >> never live up. >> reporter: words to live by, from an 8-year-old who is living her dream. chip reed, north field, ohio. >> what a sweet and inspiring and brave little girl. that is the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continuous, for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the br

docketed never every muslim has the right to interfere and pray in the missi gate for many years the occupations unjust measures have stopped us praying here thank god today we prayed and held the friday prayers in it. untouched for sixteen years the mercy gate hole now needs extensive renovation but will also need approval from the israeli police who inspected the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem saudi activists arrested last year after being accused of undermining security and harming national unity are to be put on trial prosecutors say they've completed investigations and they're preparing court referrals rights groups say the cases include detained women activists who've campaigned for the right to drive. venezuela's opposition leader is in argentina trying to rally support across latin america to have president nicolas maduro removed. has already met the leaders of brazil and part of what is vowing to return to venezuela as early as next week reports. one way though is touri

twice ok and there was another match in the champions league last night tell us about that little missy he was the stars barcelona smashed leone five one he scored two goals and got two assists so it looks like boston have to be one of the favorites now they're looking very strong strong domestically in league or as well and you'd have to put money on them to type the whole trophy all right yannick spade from d.w. sports thank you very much for analysis. all right coming up on did have you news asia the pakistani woman on a mission to vaccinate her country against the polio virus even though dozens of first fellow health workers have been murdered by militants. the fear is better she has that story coming right up on d.w. news asia stay with us now from. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the colleges began searching for the captivating sound. deep in the forest in central africa and the look to the look was a bit less than the. money little. did by their culture the state. only a promise to his son made sarno leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle

constitutional council which is violent and it has always been a tool with a few to seek reduced to missy and it has said nothing in the face of constitutional violation today faced with a gauge. of the army call to apply article one zero two to declare retreat and fit. the protesters the reaction is that well it's not too soon we've known that would have been on foot since two thousand and thirteen so protests which are very wary and wary that maybe this is a negotiation going on between the traditional power brokers but if there is that going from the protesters who are against what the military has to offer they're demanding full change how are they going to achieve it do they have a plan and also is it realistic to be demanding the removal of the entire political system. well we're the people with algerians have been claiming and what my citizen movement has been claiming is that we need insurance isn't guaranteed that there will be a truly democratic transition and we also need an acceptable roadmap how does that come how that we need to evolve the participation we need the parts of

effectively, to throw it all away, because of the, this you know, the ibm ceo sitting in the room with missy. ibm is one of the biggest outsourcers. in this country, seven out of the 10 are indian. they bring in thousands of visas. people are telling him that h1b visas are an important tool to be using. and the workforce is ridiculous! are we corporations are using us to bring in foreign workers at less than 25 percent lower than prevailing wages. they are competing against our middle class. very people this president is helping. >> i don't know who is selling this. his own instance have always been pretty good on this issue but he is losing. every day the democrats, 25 candidates or however, many are running today, they are talking about dignity and the job place. and they will take some of these workers away from us if he doesn't get back on this track. he's the guy that fought hard for these people and if you have tom donahue and others, >> you let mick mulvaney, acting chief of staff, let's be honest and real. his bringing in his own staff. it is the rinos, there -- and they are trumpers

be happy about what the administration is offering is basically bestowing some kind of the just the missi on the present situation meaning the imbalance of power and a good number of other countries want to support it other countries do not ok just funny very briefly if you would let's move shift focus to algeria we are seeing thousands of people just gather in the street right now it's going to be another important weekend what's your assessment of where it looks absolutely there's there's a more paralysis than anything else and i think now we're clear that there are three not two pillars that are looking at what possible or what could be done and. it needs two of those pillars to come together either the army and the people the people and the presidency or the presidency and the army and over since the last few days the army and the presidency have split and that's what's new but the people don't trust either now certainly the presidency and dogma don't trust one another so what to do i think the best way forward of course is for the people to accept at the initial period whereby there

the guy missy gregory did it freddie our federal treasury very. relieved and when europe puts italy under pressure because of its national debt then this blustering former comedian turned political clown has plenty of poisoned arrows and his quiver. against germany for example. not appear to be a problem where i don't have to be afraid anymore to be fair of debt think of germany their door and the jobless. language the word short has two meanings the word city car not only monitoring debt but also barreled guilt in things i guarantee you are going to work to prevent i but i'm not to blame for any of our debts you know if anyone is responsible for the debt then it's germany which was supposed to repay its war debts by the one nine hundred fifty three but it didn't matter and they become not only because they didn't repay them if they had been as poor as calabria is now thirty five your character doesn't it. it's not immediately apparent why so many people worship this rabble rouser. reading order my yearly mario is a symbolic figure and the most im

. >> their missi is ambitious, changing the world one child at a time. >>lhat's the g for dozens of senior citizens in fairfax county who spend time every week lunteering at elementary schools. the program is called grand involved. julie cay tells us the seniors tell her they may be benefitting as much as the kids. >> reporter: dorothy is 92. and for the last three years she's been coming to park lawn elementary once a week. launched five years ago, grand involved is matching senrs th children in 18 schools, a primary focus s helpingond language lerners some of whom live a worldy a from their own grandparents. dorothy herself is a first generation american. >> i'm working with a cambodian girl who was practically mute, she was so quiet. now she's a ball of fire. >> what does the area measure? >> the inside how many square -- >> reporter: on this morning four volunteers o helpingut with their assigned classrooms. jean has been coming for four years now. >> i know they tal to me things they don'tbo talk to him about. i know i'm coming to fill a neem iny of

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missy carrico said she is grateful to everyone who made sure her daughters came back home safely. eric, back to you. >> kate, thanks a lot. this is the kind of ending everyone hopes to >>> we have an update on a crash that killed three siblings and left a brother fighting for his life in emeryville. he is breathing on his own. his sibling, eli, sarah and eva died when their suv crashed into a big rig illegally parked thursday morning. they were driving to visit their father near death in a san francisco hospital. abc7 news learned their father is now doing better. >> pacifica police say there is no threat to the public after two people were found dead inside a home. abc7 news was in pacifica's linda mar neighborhood while police scoured a home on ban i don't know way looking for crews. police first went to the home at about 12:30 this afternoon, and when they arrived they discovered both people inside the house. the san mateo county coroner's office is working to identify the people and determine how they died. >> big changes are coming to oakland's macarthur mays. now you have a

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. >>> usc is blocking students who may be connected to the college address missi admission scandal from classes while the school investigates. the university is not saying how many students are affected. but says that they have been notified their status is under review. ultimately usc could revoke their address mission or even expel them. the university previously announced that applicants tied to the alleged cheating scheme will be denied admission. >>> black smoke still rising from a spectacular fire at a petrochemical plant in suburban houston. it has burned since sunday. fire officials say it could take until wednesday to extinguish the flames and tanks filled with gas, oil and chemicals. they hope once the fire is contained they can close the tank valves and the fire will put itself out. air quality remains normal and the cause is still under investigation. >>> four top democrats are demanding a new fbi investigation into president trump's apparent ties to cindy yang. yang is the former owner of a chain of florida massage parlors. democrats want to find out if she illegally levera

we're not talking misdemeanor missy elliott here. we're talking jo felony. and for all the tock whether judges let manafort off easy, he still got one of the longest prison sentences in any white house probe. he could face additional time on top of that in new york. these frequent comparisons of trump and nixon do something important that i also want to flag for you tonight. they lower the bar. why only compare the current president to the one president busted for crimes on tape driven out of office? now there is one reason which is the factual similarities. watergate and the russia probe began with thefts to benefit one side in an election. no one knew watergate was going to go all the way to potus. no one knows where this digital break-in of the dnc will lead until the probe is over. but to more broadly assess this probe involving trump, we're going to do some homework for you with other administrations. nixon holding the record of 12 aides charged in watergate hechlgt was in office nearly six years. clinton saw three associates charged from eight years in

missy international is accusing the u.s. military of killing civilians in somalia the rights organization unlicensed light images from five hours of more than one hundred s. strikes and found at least fourteen civilians have been killed u.s. military acknowledges the number of strikes has tripled under the trumpet ministration and says it's killed hundreds of fighters but it maintains there have been no civilian casualties. internationals of the her son says the u.s. should rethink its strategy in somalia. the alternatives that may be employed by the u.s. and other forces is up to them we are not suggesting. ways for them to to approach this is a threat in somalia and that we know they have cut it out several attacks inside somalia and outside somalia what we are talking about here in this case are not our sort of men fighters who are killed but we are talking about civilians who are killed including children and women and men farmers who are not part of the conflict in somalia and a lot from the killed by the u.s. military

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that if we're to continue to ensure the safety of our muslim communities and others the two hundred missy's that live and you zealand we have to be live to the fact that there are those who do not share our values of openness of diversity of compassion and that's something we're going to have to confront as a nation on this. up you will forgive me you know that this is this is just not in an area that we have today and invested some thinking and time into we have been quite focused on the operational issues of course decision making around policy changes and so on i've we have certainly right areas of consumer around the spreading of messages and videos and so on and will continue to do so but we just simply haven't looked beyond that at this point. oh yes i have spoken to him since the right things for one. so there we have it the prime minister of new zealand announcing that cabinet had agreed in principle to toughen gun laws she said not making that announcement today but will do so very soon a message from winston peters the deputy prime minister saying that was made in complete unanimi

internationally now once again a donald trump tweet is threatening to overturn decades of to play missy he posted that it's time for the united states to fully recognize israel sovereignty over the golan heights saying it is strategically important for israel and for regional stability while syria iran turkey and russia say the announcement is irresponsible recognizing israeli occupation would defy u.n. resolutions and malcolm major shift in u.s. policy israel's prime minister is praising trump's move as historic he did again first. recognize drusilla was israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy then he pulled out of the disastrously wrong tree to reimpose arms and but now he did something. of equal. historic importance to recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights and he did so at a time when iran is trying to use syria's a platform to attack and destroy israel and the message that president trump has given the world is that america stands by israel while its head now from stephanie decker our correspondent who has more from the occupied golan heights. what you're looking

recognized internationally now once again donald trump tweet is threatening to overturn decades of to play missyhe posted it's time for the united states to fully recognize israel sovereignty over the golden heights saying it is strategically important for israel and for regional stability while syria iran turkey and russia say the announcement is irresponsible recognizing israeli occupation would defy u.n. resolutions and malcolm major shift in u.s. policy israel's prime minister is praising trump's move as historic he did again first. recognize drusilla was israel's capital move the u.s. embassy then he pulled out of the disastrously wrong tree to reimpose arms and but now he did something. of equal. historic importance to recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights and he did so at a time when iran is trying to use syria's a platform to attack and destroy israel and the message that president trump has given the world is that america stands by israel while its head now from stephanie decker our correspondent who has more from the occupied golan heights. what you're looking at now is

close interest they want all these people to go and they want someone else someone who has the digital missyand someone who has the respect of the algerian people to tackle the problems and the challenges that algeria has to face in the near future hashim obama with the latest developments out of algeria thank you. well the news and political leader has made his first public appearance in gallons us since his office was bombed israeli jets destroyed a number of buildings on monday and tuesday night as dozens of rockets were also fired into israel declared victory as a ceasefire brokered by egypt is now in place. palestinian resistance kept its word and the israeli enemy received the message the resistance can deliver its message in the proper time and place i call on our people to commemorate the next our anniversary to refresh their belonging to their land especially as the great march of return started a year ago i would like to greet our egyptian brothers for their efforts to reach the ceasefire understanding and for stopping the israeli aggression and gaza more on this now with stephanie