and mohammed bin nayef who was the darling of the u.s. security subbasement for a very long time is actually seen as somebody quite loyal to the u.s. government this is mohammed bin summer and not just cleaning house but taking the entire thing over is not. really sure it is obviously a job really or him but my effort at it and the other. person and positions of authority you know you know we do know that he is after challenger with them but oil family itself he is definitely trying to clean the slate so to speak before 'd his ascendance to the throne that he chose to go and so that's time but it just goes will be anything. was basically. not a very very happy with mom had been said by becoming crown prince anyway so he is definitely out to get rid of any objection or any. basically a challenge to his there's a heart problem what with all of this is just not that it's. a bad reputation for the kingdom of saudi arabia king to saudi arabia is put. some extraordinary world so it's it's really shameful for the country to be well on this kind

routine mohammed been silent is willing to walk with the americans or they were. oh ever are. and the following terror that how much are they willing to walk away an undemocratic behavior on. 6 war crimes ok he will write a human rights act sort of know if anybody is not willing to wait. on you know how to stop you there for which i apologize but thank you for having a bit of a scramble and getting on with us to talk us through your reaction to that news out of washington thank you. protesters have taken to the streets ability to solve the early official election results pointed to a landslide victory for the president alexander lukashenko one person was killed and dozens were injured in the arm rest the national election commission says the president is on course to win 80 percent of the votes and extend his 26 years in power however the opposition says the ballot was rigged is laura but unmanly was her protest the shouting the police to go away and then scenes of violence reflected across ballew says capt the was. starting a few hours off because of closed and continuing int

mohammed is a great leader and we are very happy.ou got to see many other things happening in the middle east over a very short period of time. this is the first time in more than 20 years. the uae is big stuff. very powerful, very strong. one of the strongest militaries. >> do you know when delegations will meet? pres. trump: very soon. >> in the next several weeks mr. president. we suspect there will be a meeting at the white house. pres. trump: there will be an official signing over the next few weeks. other than that we will meet you at 5:30 to talk and take one of your questions. [applause] [indiscernible] c-span live coverage continues at one :00 eastern today when white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany will talk with reporters and discuss issues facing the trump administration. you live toill take iowa where vice president mike pence will deliver remarks at a trump campaign event in des moines. both of the events will be streamed live on our website where you can listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ c-span has covere

on thursday accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin someone of sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill and mike hanna has more. patrick leahy was one of 4 senators who sent a letter to the white house last month. in the letter the senators express their concern about what they call the abduction in saudi arabia of. son and daughter in his court filing recesses children now aged 20 and 21 were being hilda's what he called human bait to lure him out of hiding the state department has now responded to the senator's concerns in a letter to senator leahy it described. as a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with the u.s. to ensure the safety of americans and saudis it also states that any persecution of family members is unacceptable adding that it has made repeated requests to the saudi government about the status of his son and daughter. who was an adviser to the previous crown prince mohammed bin nayef here but in his court filing he says he left saudi arabia because he feared what would happen if and when muhammad been someone took over the state department sa

it's not our job or he felt a lawsuit accusing the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man of sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago he's now in canada where police and private security guards are reported to be giving him increased protection abdulaziz alomari art is a saudi human rights activist he says saudi arabia is putting itself in a vulnerable position. what mohammed bin salon is doing is no good for nobody because at least 10 belies asen and saudi arabia is a very dangerous situation i was born and lived up to be up 6000000 people if any trouble can happen and the system that we out couldn't even drink water because we get our water from there at sea and from that arabian gulf so saudi arabia is a very in a very vulnerable state and having and we don't like mohammed in selma is not taking things to a more safe state also we've seen that mohammed bin samantha talking about starting relations with china and america so the old alliance between america and so if you're a viewer is not even value it by so the. 'd routine mohammedan someone is willing to walk with the american

accusing the saudi crown prince mohamed bin someone of sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill him the state department says it's concerned about al job these allegations and it says any persecution of his family members back in saudi arabia is unacceptable and it's also being reported that interpol rejected a request to extradite algebra back to saudi. arabia because they said it was politically motivated and well the state department comments or in a letter sent to democratic senator patrick leahy he requested a formal update on the case and it says dr al jobbery has been a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with us to ensure the safety of americans and saudis the bobbin of state is concerned by the alleged victim a tease that led to dr al job his exile in canada any accusations of wrongdoing against a doctor or job should be addressed through established legal channels with full transparency and respect for the rule of law and the persecution of his family members is unacceptable and the strength of the u.s. saudi partnership which has benefited both nations f

mohammed is a research fellow at the beirut based carnegie middle east center mohammed so how did the conflict of interest between the banks and the politicians 1st unfold how did it start. done for the during the 1990 s. after the law of the men. and the consultation or system in which you have different sects leadership leaders sharing power after that we we had a banking sector which was divided along the same fault line on the same confessional lines and so the the business leaders and also the politicians became partners in the government started taking more and more. loans to fund their we construction of the country based on the promise that you know one lebanon signs and agreement peace agreement with israel the international community would wipe off our debt and pay it off. by have to some. and you know by by being very well positioned with a with a good infrastructure that the country could actually you know face. the increased competition brought and by an agreement a peace agreement with israel that was the promise under which these massive reconstruction projects were und

he was an adviser to the previous crown prince mohammed bin nayef here but in his court filing he says he left saudi arabia because he feared what would happen if and when muhammad been summoned took over the state department says it's concerned about the alleged activities that resulted in algebra exiled to canada it says that any accusations of wrongdoing against him must be and i quote address through established legal channels with full transparency and respect for the rule of law interpol rejected the request for algebra arrest saying it was rooted in political and not criminal grounds president trump has continued to express his support for the saudi crown prince despite the repeated allegations of human rights violations describing him as an ally and friend but increasingly this is very much at odds with the prevailing view in congress mike hanna al-jazeera washington. georgia is the c.e.o. of gulf states analytics the washington based geo political risk consultancy he says the accusations of testing the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia i think this statement under

there was a move today mohammed by a co-author of the west african blog today and they made some pretty big calls they said they were going to shut molly's borders they want to cut off finances and also i guess that now has to go into some sort of negotiation yes i'm sure it's already confirmed because we saw the letters they write a letter is that they're going to cut all the relationship will not only the borders airport everything and it's even going to make i don't know for sure going to have a new person 'd then have a new talk but for a now they don't know who's going to talk to we because we don't know who's in charge we are human and yes sir but we don't have any confirmation who was in charge up to now and then eventually molly would have to look to some sort of election as well i guess this is going to. show us who is the political power in mali and who is popular with the people because all we've heard is about how unpopular the brains of the country to once it is today the only competent people would have been involved in mali if it did go then why deliver on the m 5. all th

dot com in mali and news website mohammed writes extensively on security and conflict in the saddle region welcome to all of you. before we get into the details of this coup it's strange in a way because you get a sense that this is a repeat of 2012 the same scenario basically he says and so i am number started with words as well and then when i was reflecting on this interview i said i would why are terrible viewers to think that we are in 2012. were bird de kooning 2002 of think about it or extreme poverty about 42 percent of monuments need in extreme poverty one spread insecurity in terms of east newsgroup spreading one on ice is named one daniel have the 2 are a group that declared the republic of azawad on corruption links and they didn't know then president was removed by a coup and you have this. moving right down to bamako and really attacking the presidential candidates so in general a situation or insecurity in this problem is there to date was going on in 2000. so what happens if cool happens then the organizers. organize elections with their money and people would trust you kno

mohamed is on the line from beirut. you describe a truly terrifying experience. thoughts and prayers with the people of beirut the this morning. where were you in relation to the blast and what happened, mohamed? >> good morning, becky. i was around 200 meter or 300 meter away from the blast itself. i was in my house and i was one of the lucky ones that i stayed alive. there's a lot of old houses that exist on this treat as well. they were demolished on top of their inhabitants. the number have rised to 100 people. there's still a lot of missing people. the scene is really catastrophic. this is the worst thing i've ever seen, even worse than 2006 war. >> mohamed, how are people coping this morning? >> i think, i think we're still under -- i mean what's happened is really huge. is really big. you need the screen to clean their places, clean their houses. try to connect with each other. make sure everyone they know is safe. there's a huge process or huge demand for more accountability, for more transparency and more rule of law and more judicial independence. what

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side al jobbery filed a north surge accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmaan of sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago he's now in canada where police and private security guards are reported to be giving him increased protection both in seeking legal reaction from the united states and speaking to a saudi civil rights activist in europe what mohammed this alone is doing is no good for nobody because at least the allies ation and saudi arabia is a very dangerous situation i was warm and well up to be up 6000000 people if any trouble can happen and the system that we are couldn't even bring water because we get our water from the red sea and from that arabian gulf so saudi arabia is a very in a very vulnerable state and having a leader like mohammed is not taking things to a more safe state also we've seen that mohammed visit a man talking about relations with china and america so the old alliance between america and saudi arabia is not even bother you with my soul the. 'd routine i haven't been silent is willing to walk with the americans or europeans. and the following t

court has issued a summons for the saudi crown prince mohammed bin some of. the . how of that moisture that came across the from the arabian sea into a modest just a pat dissipated nasser back to the standard state which is hot dry and quite often dusty the orange represents the dust of the breezes coming out of iraq it's not very hot in baghdad it's come right down to 40 degrees and oh well things being relative the still 46 in kuwait and approaching that in their hearts 48 on sunday which is the high side this time of the year but apart from this damp breeze across a large part of a man being overcast and drizzle a it is hot and dry throughout the middle east and to get right up into the caucasus with a few showers sparked off there the same is true for most of the horn of africa the cloud is an ethiopian highlands west was there's been a cloud on the coast of kenya and somalia but not very much to be quite honest and you wouldn't expect very much to happen from this point size was now in winter apart from the passing winter storms that catch the cape as you can

and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years that israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the border and or a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago has so much progress been made towards peace in the middle east by uniting 2 of america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which said could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has not given up the searing plans to annex occupied palestinian land. the political interim president trying to put the annexation into his peace plan those who criticize me should know i said time and again that an exemption will only be made in accordance with the united states without that it is worthless and it w

his name was mohamed. a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store.d been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they had met for the occasional casual sex then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, you know what, yeah, i'm sleeping with this guy's wife, but at the same time i didn't want this guy to be killed and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea this guy was going to get killed. >> reporter: the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since he didn't seem to even know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him. >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived. he didn't even know who her husband was. >> reporter: while they debated whether or not the tipster's story was credible they knew that a life may be on the line so the detectives took it to the next level. they enlisted mohamed as a confidential informant and gave him a story to tell his part-time lover. that he had found he

the old constitution was suspended in 2014 when president mohammed morsi was deposed and replaced bymilitary chief abdul fattah el-sisi who took the top spot the new senate has 300 member 100 directly appointed by sisi critics say it's another power grab by him the government says a senate seat gives minorities a voice the last election in egypt was 2 years ago when president sisi won reelection with 97 percent of the vote the exact same margin is secured in 2000 he faced only one of the challenges in 2814 international human rights organizations criticize the election human rights watch said it was neither free nor fair. egypt's election commission declared cc's victory met the highest international standards of integrity and transparency various human rights groups also criticized last year's constitutional changes that concentrating power into cc's hands egypt's government says the center election proves to the world and egyptians that the country is a fully functioning democracy. gray says that turkey's plan to conduct exploratory drilling in the eastern mediterranean is an illeg

'd routine mohammed and so man is willing to walk with the americans or europeans. and the following that how much are they willing to walk away an undemocratic behavior on. war crimes if anybody is not willing to wait he will cut relations it really. group has attacked a shopping center in the democratic republic of congo killing at least 19 people the army has been sent to respond in the troubled north eastern province of the 2 e fighters from the political and religious sects in cogeco attacks people with machetes with 200000 congolese have fled attacks in the province since march. prosecutors in france are launching an investigation and want that according terrorist murder after the killing of 7 french aid workers in the share yet workers and their local guides were attacked during a tour of the west african draw for now the town of corrie on sunday shares defense minister says gunmen on motorcycles of 5 i don't know who was behind the attack and that interest is following the story for us from a butcher in neighboring nigeria. till a better region in particular

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they say they deserve it mohammed you touched on in your report that we have seen some positive tests in the camps let me ask how have they been weathering the pandemic so it's been very difficult and one of the reasons for that is because there's not a lot of testing be done there's not a lot of testing being done in those camps and cox is bizarre there's not a lot of testing being done throughout desh actually that's a problem throughout the whole country and that's one of the reasons why many of the aid workers that i've spoken with while they're seemingly glad that kobe it hasn't had the kind of toll on the refugees that they initially feared it might have and might still have they believe that there could be a lot more cases in those camps than they know about there have been dozens of cases there have been deaths but there's still a very few amount of tests being done per day per week per month and beyond that a lot of the rohingya refugees who were so traumatized back in may and more they're afraid to go to these health care centers that have been set up by aid groups in the ca

lies just outside of town it's a mom now as a mohammed very rarely talks to the media but thanks to my dollar he has agreed to speak to us giuliana nice to meet you dear mom and his family have given out land for free to create a self-sufficient community based on islamic principles this is how we could learn to love him give orders to belong to they are just and all together how big is your dream argue a group home so here 25 homes that's quite substantial learn from reading the stuff or used to live in one of these houses until moustapha fell out with the a mom because you asked him to leave them on here why was that. was this will be. one of the things that has been reported is that it involved the matter of the killing that he was unhappy human chain crawford. were not happy with it was something that happened in the community. and i'm going to go into. it there are reports that crawford and mustafa carried out a double murder before travelling to syria this mosque has long been on the radar of intelligence agencies like the f.b.i. who came to question him as him and the campaign.

in 1967, mohammed ali almost lost anything when he refused to be drafted into the u.s. army for the vietnam war. he was stripped of his heavy weight title. the decision was overturned and he regained his championship status. 1968, the iconic image you're looking at was taken at the mexico city olympics, after finishing first and third respectively, two sprinters each raised a single fist as they stood on the winner's podium. both men were booed in the moment, kicked out of the olympic village and suspended from u.s. track and field for raising that you aeir fists. sound familiar? four years ago colin kaepernick took a knee against this very

here are men who knew both crawford and mustafa has agreed to meet us businessman mohammed has brought his whole family along he instantly recognizes crew for its photo i noticed a brother but he was in jail would leave me and this right here free we was in the same cell they had 3 of us and so then you know them intimately let me give you just drive them or what sort of yak as they were they have a good character good character in 20 lives and crawford must also and others have rested for conspiring to assassinate the prime minister but all was soon released due to lack of evidence some people believe that the government of the time used the alleged plot as a pretext to arrest people who were being tracked for other reasons. why do you sing your name appeared on this list of people and he just that is wanting to kill the prime minister that is a 1000000 dollar question. because every so often i would go to physical. settlement and. lead by even. has been. you know on the watch lists quite a few of the people who went to syria unknown to have been part of the germ out community of jews

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and as you know mohamed is one of the great leaders of the middle east after 49 years israel and the united arab emirates will fully normalize their diplomatic relations they will exchange embassies and ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and order a broad range of areas including tourism education health care trade and security. straight to washington that's where we joined v.w. so bureau chief eunice pole welcome to this what will you tell us about this deal. right this was really a surprising statement of mr trump saying that israel and the usa will sign a string actually of bilateral agreements on investment tourism security technology and a g. in other areas and that they also would set up embassies in each other's nation. we don't know much more the only thing we know that this is happening just a little bit more than 80 days before the election and that donald trump would love to name the steel after himself so as you say the significant foreign policy success for the presidents with i mean actually inside. absolutely this would be indeed a big foreign policy su

a new start after months of political turmoil but a year on mohammed abdul says not enough has changed what more could be thought of it to learn on when we started the revolution it was because of the economy and when the 1st massive fell the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution we promised to hold those who killed civilians to account their main demand is not yet means they can be no moving forward if the main demand of those who took to the street is not achieved. his friend muhammad ali says the power sharing agreement between the military and civilian leaders is flawed. anybody that the political parties did not have a long term vision they were in a rush to reach a deal they lacked a national spirit and went into negotiations based on the interests of their own respective parties and leaders now it's difficult for them to lead in the interest of the people at heart of the signing of the power sharing agreement known as the constitutional declaration came after months of negotiations following the fall of president obama and the coalition known