. >> anthony: mohammad boulage, the owner and head chef, is from the nearby rif mountains.is produce and his greens, from there and he's real proud of them. the backroom of the place is dedicated to sorting and drying various herbs which he blends into a secret mix, he claims has all sorts of healthy and boner-inspiring benefits. look, if every dish i've been told over the years was going to make me strong worked, i'd have a permanent pup tent going on down there. so i take all that with a grain of salt. >> hassan: hi. >> anthony: hello. >> hassan: how are you? >> anthony: boulage's son, hassan, delivers the food. >> hassan: this is olive. >> anthony: it all starts with fresh olives. they're in season now. and roasted walnuts, some warm, very good bread. >> anthony: squishy. >> hassan: juice. >> anthony: oh, yeah. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammad's potent herbs and spices, of course. >> mohammad: all the night, 24 clock. [ vibrates tongue ] [ laughs ] >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah i get it. it's supp

need mohammad khatami and while the. are serving ten to fifteen year sentences their crime advocating the separation of government powers a transition to a constitutional monarchy and equality that includes the abolishment of the system of male guardianship that deprives women of their basic rights. joining me now from new york is cut tawny she's the wife of muhammad honey one of the three saudi laureates first of all thanks for being with us so tell us what does this prize mean for your husband and his cause. thank you for having. the prices let's mean a lot. it's really mean a lot to we go now to a. city not a lot's. obviously this is the it's. a big support for him so do you think that this will also maybe give support to the cause that he represents in saudi arabia in terms of trying to push through or advocate a constitutional monarchy. yes i believe so. so. yesterday it was a saudi national day and i really congratulates my country to have these men the brave men second fire themselves for it's farmers so it's. it'

opposition supporters celebrate as their candidate abraham mohammad sali declares victory in the maldivespresidential election. in london you with al-jazeera also coming up iran's revolutionary guard val's deadly and unforgettable revenge for the attack on a military parade which killed twenty five people three year old. battle against hunger in yemen where three quarters of the population is in need of a. leader. and thousands marched in liverpool edging the u.k.'s main opposition party to back another referendum on the back seat deal. we begin in the maldives where opposition leader abraham mohammad soli has declared victory in the country's presidential election with ninety eight percent of the votes counted he was reported to be leading by sixteen points it is a surprise when the current president i mean had been expected to cement his grip on power after jailing almost all of his rivals including his own half brother the government has yet to comment on the results but so he has already addressed his jubilant support this is a moment of happiness this is a moment before this is a mom

initiative has also hit a bump in malaysia as the new government under returning prime minister mohammadhas confirmed the cancellation of a set of pipelines related to energy totaling nearly three billion dollars the cancellations of the three specific pipeline projects follows a previous suspensions and review of them the projects are seen as key belton road efforts another belt road project the twenty three billion dollars east coast rail link was suspended in july and is still under negotiation mr mohammad has consistently expressed concerns often quite boldly about specific b.r. related projects and other chinese investments on a state visit to china last month mr muhammad rattled his host by expressing concerns about quote a new version of colonialism in relation to chinese investments calling for what he termed fair trade policies that recognize disparities in wealth between partnering nations as a candidate mr mohammed flatly said we gain nothing from chinese investment. we now turn to the jobs report and take a particular look at why. wage growth for workers to do so we are pleas

mohammad ali. >> that is one of the characters eddie murphy plays.play a different sort ofrumpy old man. warner bros. has announced they will be remaking rumpy old men". with mur any talphy in talks toe lead. beenr, no release date has set. i think he'll be perfect. that was such a great movie bach . if there's anybody that can do it, i think it's this man. plus, anybody younger than 30 years old doesn't remember this guy. >>> in new hampshire,olice are looking for a man who used a small child to steal prizes from anrcade game. using that man, squatting near the opening of an arcade machine at a mall, collectingaf prize ter prize, including several hundred dollars worth of nintendo. the man was child in the machine to steal prizes. it's not clearow much he stole all together. that is definitely not a good lesson. >> if that's his kid, it probably won't be for long. those games i areossible to win. >>> during a historic snowstorm on christmas s day,e people in pennsylvania were pentp at now, staying warm, but nine months later, the joys of the holiday

it was all smiles as president abdullah and his main rival ibrahim mohammad sali the ballots in sunday's poll. eumenes critics accuse him of acting as a strongman imprisoning or exile in political rivals the election lucking transparency. international observers in maldives at the moment because all the democratic countries as well the. european union decided that the government had not been obliging that the government had not been doing requesting what they have requested to do before prior to the elections. to. free the party leader. by supreme court of february first but none of these things happened so they decided that they would not observe this election and give any credibility to this election and those critics questioning because of the election would be free and fair so they were proved right on saturday the eve of the poll security police raided the headquarters of the main opposition the mole deep democratic party this latest crackdown to start with the only viable alternative to prison progress a party doesn't suddenly so persistent supporters they say the election was a re

it's mine mohammad rashdan and you seem hemet so laymen are sentenced to death. those sentenced to death were part of a mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people convicted of charges from incitement to violence murder and membership of the now outlawed group the muslim brotherhood. senior members of the organization were among those given life sentences including its spiritual leader mohammed badia. the judge handed prison terms to thirty nine others as well as the known photojournalist mahmoud also known as shall can now be released after serving his five year sentence in pretrial detention having been arrested while photographing the day that changed many egyptians lives in. the circus is unfair because show can didn't commit any crime to be a prison for five years he was a journalist only doing his job the sentence wasn't based on any evidence it was based only on police investigations the court has said that we also have proof of your services. human rights organizations have condemned the mass trial calling it a mockery of justice we have yet to see is

women of the most basic human rights joining me now from new york is my tawny she's the wife of mohammad khatami one of the three laureates thanks so much for being with us today what is a surprise mean for the public visibility of your husband and of the two other men in prison as well and really do you think more people will now get to know about the. yes thank you thank you for your all to public to make this a life. case like that. what are your hopes for for the future of saudi arabia this award has focused a lot of attention on your country what direction do you hope will be moving. help in moving forward justice for i think body and the country activities and all women and men die. all. people inside iraq. ok ma i did i understand it's a very emotional time for you with your husband stone prison i understand and thank you again for your time do you think this could help the situation for women and particularly for the end of the male guardian ship system in your country. oh i hope so i hope so i hope it's going to change because it's. with their arrest for a woman activists it's k

the yemeni has conceded defeat in sunday's election even the way for opposition leader it became mohammad soli to take over. hong kong has formally banned a political group that promotes independence from china calling it a threat to national security the british government has expressed concern over the ban which is the first since the city was handed back to china twenty one years ago sarah clarke has more from hong kong. he's the leader of hong kong's national party it's a small group promoting independence from china but the government has deemed it a threat to national security the party is now banned in hong kong. what the agenda of the hump on the national party. aims to is. in strict contravention to the basic law the national party also all spreads hatred and discrimination against maine and. the police made the initial recommendation the government agreed but the party later says he doesn't advocate violence and made this statement at the city's foreign correspondents club in august due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly de

garden willing i'll be a great player like mohammad salam and you. know. i come here every day to train and i travel to one. hours by train i would say for the i the journey is tiring but i want to make something out of myself here yes we. can also. just we was founded three years ago and players pay no more than a token monthly membership free. now there are plans to found a club under the same name and soon afterwards they hope to start playing in the fourth division. player. play. why do elephants need this. plastic model turned into a paving stone why do algae make it clear. good idea can work where there aren't people developing smart solutions everywhere. let's inspire each other environmental magazine to go at africa next month t w. european stars deliver rousing performances. place still and shame. that it must be the band morrison that a master of rhythm and blues does. most of your concerts in forty five minutes long t.w. . should put. a link to the screen africa. or link to exceptional stories and discussions. of easy town while with safety dep.

hundreds of thousands cast ballots in the country's presidential election opposition candidate but he mohammad soli cast his ballot in the capital. he's looking to unseat the president of dual guy hume who's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. i'm not krakow taal of volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramatic corruption on saturday night emitting sand ash and hot red rocks little kaino has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting authorities to expand the danger zone from one kilometer to two. now the fate of german chancellor angela merkel's embattled government hangs in the balance today as her three party coalition tries once more to resolve their dispute over this matter germany's scandal tainted on mystic spy chief hans garrick masson now the controversy erupted earlier this month after a far right protest in the eastern city of chemists back then transfer americal condemned video footage showing what she described as migrants being hounded by protesters voters by chief question the authenticity of the video which triggered accusations that

to acknowledge he had lost the rights to his only rival the opposition leader ibrahim mohammad sali provisional results show he won fifty eight percent of the vote this from him morgan. many had expected monday's president abdullah yemen to win the election then it was feared that he would not accept the result but hours after early poll results showed that his rival one yemen conceded defeat we're going to be hard deviant people have decided what they want to the results from yesterday. has been in political turmoil under yamin during his five year tenure two former presidents a prosecutor general and a number of opposition politicians have been jailed in controversial trials on the eve of the vote opposition leader ibrahim mohammed so hales campaign office was raided by police but no evidence of electoral fraud was uncovered preliminary results on monday showed that so he won fifty eight point three percent of the votes the electoral commission said voter turnout in the country of four hundred thousand people was eighty nine point two percent the u.s. had threatened sanctions if the elections

and president-elect that have been mobbed by charges of vote rigging opposition candidate abraham mohammad sold a cast his ballot in the capital my lai he's looking to on say president abdoulaye young mean he's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. the first high speed train connecting hong kong and the chinese mainland has arrived in the city of shenzhen the connection cost around ten billion u.s. dollars and it cuts the journey time between the financial center and the manufacturing hub from around one hour to just fourteen minutes. and. volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramatic eruption on saturday night and meeting sand ash and hot red rocks the volcano has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting or thought is to expand the danger zone from one kilometer to. germany's defense minister has apologized to communities threatened by a wild fire broke out at a military training side on the line acknowledged that mistakes had been made during a visit to the area it's still not know how long it will take to put out the blaze completely. eight h

look of mohammad that asked me i was paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in the back by an israeli settler. and. the sea so. that in. the end of the by there were just some of the more useable while i draw other years so the new job. then. was about a. third of the. so out of the whole is there. but who knows what i'm good luck with the fighting. with the one you have with the north or with that would not be and i know you want to get out of our hot ass camp sobbed on our way out of. the set there on our own not in the. home or follow the star when i didn't have. to but. there's a little. early to say your idea of dad was a whole learned early that i said all. the words i'm stuck on i can barely. stoughton i don't govern as. all cool but i want to know yes i learned i'm going to die and i've been for a movie because i was so. just uploaded to. the shepherds and farmers of the jordan valley. to the t.v. then head of the palestinian water authority. comes through the city. can keep them sure. it wasn't him she. said. it doesn't have any i have not got enough to listen with bu

presidential elections that have been marred by charges of vote rigging opposition candidate abraham mohammad soli caused his vote in the capital my lai he's looking to unsafe the president coming out who's been criticized for cracking down on democratic freedoms. the first high speed train connecting hong kong and the chinese mainland has arrived in the city of shenzhen the connection cost around ten billion u.s. dollars it cuts the journey time between the financial center and the manufacturing hub from around one hour to just fourteen minutes. and i crack a tower of volcanic volcanic island in indonesia showed off a dramatic eruption on saturday night and meeting sand ash and hot red rocks the volcano has erupted an estimated forty nine times since friday prompting off our things to expand the danger zone from one kilometer to two. with the syrian government preparing to retake the last major rebel stronghold of live there are signs the country's civil war could be entering its final stages the war drove hundreds of thousands of syrians to seek refuge in neighboring lebanon lebanon often t

among those believed to be inside are the children of we go in muslim mary pat have a deal mohammad and abdullah. from clothing to food it's all chinese they're indoctrinating them with chinese culture and chinese customs always sell their bacon there no living in turkey all but one of mera pets children were taken away while she was abroad caring for her sex father. i wanted them to grow up with me i feel horrible. there isn't a day that goes by where i don't cry or. state security are always on high alert and she and jang province home to china as we go community. are people rocked by passion and prone to protest. we were and it is where the government is accused of a brutal crackdown that has seen more than one million muslim center indoctrination camps like this one since last year. official response is deep in the language of antiterrorism. she injunction the measures are intended to promote stability development harmony and people's livelihoods and at the same time strike against ethnic separatist and terrorist opposition movements. back in turkey hard words for grieving mothers l

mohammad khatami and while they. are serving ten to fifteen year sentence is now their crime. advocating separation of government powers supporting a transition to a constitutional monarchy and demanding equality for everyone which includes abolishing the system of male guardianship that deprives women of basic rights we're joining me tonight from new york is why lead. lawyer daniel our shock mr orszag is going to have you on the program what does this award mean for your client. care so thank you for having me the award is incredibly important the. the the loss of one's freedom doesn't mean that the fight for freedom stops in fact it's just the beginning and maintaining well lead and the other winners in the public consciousness as as they deserve to be is incredibly important in keeping the fight alive for freedom and freedom to speak in saudi arabia in two thousand and fourteen your client was sentenced to fifteen years in prison you know simply because he was advocating shimon rights is there any hope that he will be able to leave prison before those fifteen years have bee

stories making headlines around the world the main opposition candidate in the maldives ibrahim mohammad saudi is claiming victory in the country's presidential election local media said official results showed he had scored an upset win over president of do and i am being. his first time in office was mobbed by a crackdown against a sentence. by the indian prime minister narendra modi has launched a new health insurance scheme the promises pre coverage for half a billion of the country's poorest citizens the launch of the so-called more program comes ahead of national elections next year critics have questioned how the government will fund the one point six billion dollars. serious voters have rejected two proposals aimed at protecting farmers and promoting ethical and sustainable food voters appear to be put off by concerns about the cost and governmental position to the so-called fair food initiative the government argued the proposal could limit choice raise prices and endanger trade agreements. britain's opposition labor party has kicked off its annual conference with calls for a se

pakistan succumbed to a nine wicket defeat against india on sunday and pace bowlers hasan ali and mohammadform. and shoaib malik has conceded the more experienced players need to do more. when you have senior cricketers in your dressing room, their responsibility is notjust to perform on a consistent basis. their goal is to groom the youngsters, also. i think that is a big responsibility. it isjust also. i think that is a big responsibility. it is just that when you lose, if you don't make too many changes, eventually you stand up. so thatis changes, eventually you stand up. so that is where i think we need to improve more. now to tennis where world number one simona halep was dumped out of the wuhan 0pen in straight sets on tuesday by dominika cibulkova. the french open champion suffered a back injury in practice on sunday and failed to win a game in the opening set with the 31st ranked cibulkova claiming a 6—0, 7—5 win to set up a third round clash against daria kasatkina. petra kvitova is through to the third round after the two—time champion beat aleksandra krunic 6—3, 6—4. kvitova hit

look of mohammad that asked me i was paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in the back by an israeli settler. and by. the sea. then in. a pool then. by there were just some of the. draw other years so i didn't. and then i. was about a. third of the. so i was there. but who knows what i'm good luck with the fighting. with the women you have with the north or with that would not. want to get out of our hot us sobbed on our way out of. god did you see it there on our night in their. home or follow the star when i didn't have. to but. there's a little. early to say your idea of dad was a whole. the words i'm stuck on i can barely. i don't cover. all cool but i want to know yes i love them and i've been a movie because i was. just a little. bit the shepherds and farmers of the jordan valley mets to the t.v. then head of the palestinian water authority. comes through the city. can keep them sure. it wasn't him she. said. they don't have any i have not got enough to listen with but i said i'm going to conflict i don't wish my school to be able to go on the office of my youth i am a

we begin this hour in the mold leaves where opposition leader abraham mohammad soli has declared victory in the country's presidential election local media said that with ninety two percent of the votes counted he was leading by sixteen points the current president abdoulaye i mean had been expected to cement his grip on power after jailing almost all his rivals including his own brother who's a former president of the country was speaking a short time ago soni said the message is loud and clear the people of maldives want change peace and justice i would like to call on president i mean to accept the will of the people and begin a smooth transition of power as the constitution so that's the statement from soli former president mohamed nasheed who was jailed in two thousand and fifteen but is now living in exile in sri lanka echoed that cole. they don't not want to see president ya mean but to his old tricks not also print courts. the martial law. no more and i did see it all. the most up as. we will hopefully again the beautiful country let's get more this hour from janae mohamed a jani

the maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate abraham mohammad soli ahead of elections on sunday president abdullah yemeni has been in office since two thousand and thirteen is seeking a second five year term in sunday's election i'll have more on all of our top stories now it's the listening post. in the high west of china most risk taking thing. i know. that count one hundred dollars. for. each carry come to find the person doesn't have someone in their family to see. a lawyer richard gives birth in europe the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week we're focusing on the world's biggest media market china two reports one on shin john what the media can report from there and what they cannot and we take you to one joe and inside the southern media group a once thriving journalistic enterprise up against new realities political and economic the me two campaign makes its mark in german media with an egyptian angle and the weather channel opens the visual floodgates on hurricane florence we begin with a story coming out

the first people who was arrested was hollis mohammad and curtis hayes mohammad. they were arrested sitting in at the greyhound bus station. that night a mass meeting was held at the masonic temple, and they asked that people volunteer to go to jail, not that there are rest be in vain. and out of all the 200 people there, youth and adults, there were three of us who held our hands, who raised our hand. i'll go if i have to go by myself. so bobby talbert, the late mike lewis, and myself, where the three, me being the only female, who raised our hands. so we left the meeting at the masonic temple that night, and as i went home i knew, i just knew i couldn't share this with my mother, because she would not have allowed me to go. so i didn't want to be disobedient to her so i decide i'll go if i have to go by myself. so i made preparations by getting underwear to go to jail in preparation of going to jail, and so the next day i went to jail but i did just my mother before i left and held close to her because i did know when or if i would see her again. so i was arrest

and we can bring in our guest now live to mohammad marandi from the university of toronto mr marandi thank you for joining us on the program first of all what's your take on what happens over a third like to express my condolences to the russian people the russian armed forces and the families of the.

kaepernick joins a list of past award winners that include mohammad ali, maya angelou and w.e.b. dubois. the medal recognizes a person's contribution to africa and african-american culture and the life of the month. he'll be honored next month. earlier this month he was the centerprice of nike's 30th anniversary just do it campaign. >>> the palo alto university professor accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault may end up testifying overall. >> overnight nbc news got a copy of an email from her lawyers and lays out what appears to be negotiations over how and when it might happen. tracie potts has the latest live for us from capitol hill. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: kira and marcus, good morning. the phone lines have been busy from the bay area to here in washington with the professor's lawyers and the senate judiciary committee trying to work out a time when she might be able to come in and testify, but her lawyers say that will not be monday. in an email obtained overnight by nbc news, attorneys for christine blasey ford say she's too busy dealing with death threats to

on sunday maldives opposition leader ibrahim mohammad saw that one country's presidential election the stunning defeat of president. many observers off guard the country has suffered a difficult transition to democracy since the end of three decades of authoritarian rule in two thousand and eight following his election in two thousand and thirteen you mean routinely used his power to crack down on political dissent jelling rivals and even supreme court justices so what does this win mean for democracy in the maltese here to discuss that in geneva jeffrey where he'd his deputy ambassador to the united nations representing the maltese and. she's a member of the maldives democratic party and also a member of parliament and in london will jordan a journalist with al-jazeera investigations his documentary stealing paradise took an in-depth look at government corruption during the means ten year president welcome back to the stream all of you i want to start with our communities several of them are very excited to show you here via pictures this is she says people are overwhelmed by the vict

in iran and by a dog mohammad that asma is now thirty five and with the help of physiotherapy he has learned to use a wheelchair. i wish better for us for those gov ok we're sending people. only a little forward to. since twenty seven thousands more palestinians have been injured by gunshot wounds from the israeli army. some things have not changed the palestinians in the jordan valley still pay seven u.s. dollars per cubic meter of water and travel up to twenty seven kilometers to get to the closest water source. but since twenty eleven the number of military checkpoints in the jordan valley has doubled and. the israeli policy on settlements has also hardened in twenty eighteen it announced plans to expand fourteen of the twenty existing illegal settlements and build three new ones thereby doubling the israeli settler population. that will have. no business as you. ok my bad luck my wife miley out malcolm all got off going well will slow i would hold to oh yes. but since al jazeera first filmed with her sitting her daddy got married had a baby boy and moved to bed the hammer in the

the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif wrote on twitter that "terrorists recruited by a foreign regime" were responsible. he said that "iran would hold it their u.s. masters responsible for the attack." jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> ninan: coming up next, puerto rico one year after hurricane maria. what happened to the hundreds of thousands who fled the devastation? >> ninan: one year ago this weekend, puerto rico was reeling in the immediate aftermath of hurricane maria. in the following months, an estimated 3,000 people would die from medical conditions that could not be treated in parts of the island where there was no electricity and running water. david begnau here when maria hit. tonight, he reports on the humanitarian crews the storm left in its wake. >> about 3100. >> reporter: mike byrne is one of fema's most seasoned leaders. he helped coordinate the responses to hurricanes sandy and harvey, and after maria, he was named the point man here. how much money has the federal government given to puerto rico? >> by the one-year anniversary it will be $14.2 billion

we don't know if that's what mohammad look like for obvious reasons, with a tear from his eyes. it is in small print, but you see the panel member, substantive people. this isn't some rabble-rouser . this is professors and journalism professors, professor french and attend a digital cartoonist for the minneapolis star tribune. so the panel went on, but here's what happened. some students and others found this flyer offensive to take because he proceeded as blasphemous. well, that's going to happen in university. what happened was to the complaint filed with the equal opportunity and affirmative action office claiming that this created a hostile environment on religion and, therefore, violated the university policy, presumably could lead to discipline for the tenured faculty members who were organizing this. students should be just as protected as tenured faculty members, but if the students, even if faculty members are not immune from this can imagine what would happen if we were to put up something like this. in any event the director started an investigation defended ultimatel

mohammad and i are close friends he left his family has eased all amanda left to come to school in fear hospitals and schools are not spare in this war but we cannot afford to drop out and lose years and years of our lives. as one teenager puts his efforts into learning the other works even longer hours finding passengers who can afford a bike taxi for. the night and i hope the war comes to an end and i'll be able to go back to school i hope i can live the life i once had if not better. back in school the man who used to teach him isn't so optimistic he's also struggling a little bit. teacher.

while the meeting was still underway i managed to get reaction to that from iran's foreign minister mohammad job and zarif although he couldn't be seen by our camera it is such an interesting situation for somebody to go to the security council and boast about violating security council outside the council meeting there were fast moving developments on north korea the u.s. secretary of state pompei o met with the north korean foreign minister riyal ho off to trump said he'd meet kim jong un again at his second summit in the very near future james pays out of the united nations are down to zero shabba townsend joins us live again from u.n. headquarters in new york she had the venezuelan president nicolas maduro he's still talking there at the podium he sounds like he's a man with quite a lot to say just wrap up what he said so far. right i mean in fact we didn't even expect him to be speaking at the u.n. general assembly he said he wouldn't come because of fears for his life and then we had donald trump say earlier in the day look if we do i was here maybe i would speak to him next thing when

mohammad asyut and his family moved here from central cairo in july his house was torn down to make way for a sleek new one. the government offered him a cheap apartment in asmara now like most other people here he has a big mortgage to pay off over the next thirty years mohamed gave up his job as a cashier at the trip to his old neighborhood takes an hour and a half. now he just works occasionally here in us mont painting houses. when we were in the center of town and now we're in a suburb and it certainly makes a huge difference whether you live on the riverside or in the desert. the new apartment may be clean and modern but for mohammed's extended family it's awfully small they weren't allowed to bring their own furniture the new decor is more subdued. we don't have shot i used to sit with my friends in cafes around the corner they don't have that here in a few people have to fend for themselves and if i want to watch a soccer game in a cafe i have to leave the district. and the new capital with all its prestigious mega projects may turn investors like mohamed camus fantastic returns

iranian leaders are came by way of a statement from the chief of iran's armed forces major general mohammad buggery said his country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her own well the attack in iran is likely to heighten tensions between washington and tehran at the u.n. general assembly this coming week al-jazeera as diplomatic as a james bays has more. at this year's general assembly iran i think was always going to be the main subject and the thing that was making all of the headlines and now there is a new dimension to all of this with this attack we have president rouhani in town we have president trump in town he's expected here in new york in the next couple of hours now he will i'm sure talk about iran in his speech to the general assembly on choose day but perhaps more important than that is a security council meeting coming up on wednesday the u.s. has the current presidency of the u.n. security council rotates every month and as they have that they've decided to have a meeting at head of stat

opposition supporters in the multi-user celebrating abraham mohammad soli surprise win in sunday's presidential election sola who campaigned as a reformer now has to hold together a coalition which includes former rival.

of nigeria think the people of nigeria do not think i had about the performance of the president mohammad to government today they believe it's a fairly oh and there's a groundswell of opinion that the risk called all politicians have failed us it's sixty years of independence and the jury has got nigeria's citizens of gotham bora bora where us the country has a lot of potential as everyone knows some of us think it's time for something new something different and something bold someone like myself for example i think i would be able to engage international partners much more effectively whether it's the united states or russia or the united kingdom i have been a professor in the united states i have been a united nations official for many years i have been a deputy governor of the nigerian central bank but you said that about russia and the united states how would it is brics would you improve relations officer was a dearer than president of course because i understand economics president because government has not shown a very effective understanding of how international economics works

while title the prestigious ring magazine title is up for grabs and so is a trophy named off to mohammad ali. india are now firm favorites to increase its asia cup after pakistan's shock defeat to bangladesh in the semifinals it's a boost for india dahlan says he and his team mates need to remain focused to head of friday's final into by. everyone was thinking it's going to be living in the august tenth and would both bangladesh you know what a good measure i think in the. begin not big bang that is likely because what goes on in the big big big name of bigamy. india is is. the number one team in the water. coming in with the favorite games but they said that you never know just just a good pick and ending up and so we have to mentally strong and fight it in the last two and it all right that's just an hour later diary all right joe we'll see you later on thank you for that and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over to our teams in london barbara starr will be with you in just a moment with much more news right here on al-jazeera thanks for watching but i. trave

retaliation and revenge in a statement on sunday the chief of iran's armed forces major general mohammad about there he said that iran was now determined more than ever before to track down terrorists as you call them anywhere in the world and wipe them out incredibly hawkish tones in response to an attack against iran's revolutionary guard corps in a military parade. you know the news vote counters began in the maltese in a presidential election widely seen as a test for democracy their polling had to be extended for an extra three hours after long queues formed outside the voting centers or divisions were choosing between president the bell a young marine and his only rival mohamed solly the opposition says the exit polls show they've won more than sixty percent of the vote with turnout of more than eighty five percent however the official results they won't begin until later on sunday evening more from alex a topless. it was all smiles as president of delhi and his main rival ibrahim mohammed sali the ballots and some things poll. here means critics accuse him of acting as a strongman

iranian leaders are came by way of a statement from the chief of iran's armed forces major general mohammaduggery said his country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to one at least one person has been killed after israeli jets fired at palestinians protesting along the gaza border fence demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than six months palestinians are demanding their right to return to homes and land their families were expelled from seventy years ago when israel was created. us tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports go into effect in the coming hour china says it will immediately retaliate the trade war shows no sign of a truce despite fears it could hurt both countries' economies businesses and consumers from los angeles rob reynolds reports. tell me you're trying to keep this family thirty year old toy business afloat. president donald trump's tariffs on chinese exports aren't helping so we're humorous and. jordi of it actually come

iranian leaders are came by way of a statement from the chief of iran's armed forces major general mohammad buggery said his country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her on the last british airways flight has taken off from iran after the carrier suspended flights in and out of the country air france stopping flights he says the service is not commercially viable the decision follows the u.s. pullout of the iran nuclear deal in may and reinstatement of heavy sanctions the german airline the fans and the number of non european airlines will keep flying to tehran. in the u.k. thousands of people have marched against briggs it as the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn has promised to give his party members a choice on the matter he is coming under intense pressure to support a new national vote britain's at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all

the maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate abraham mohammad soli ahead of elections on sunday president abdullah i mean has been in office since two thousand and thirteen is seeking a second term in sunday's election al-jazeera wealth is next. twenty five years ago the prospect of peace in the middle east after decades of conflict between palestinians and israelis. this film tells the story of secret negotiations in the political shadows. a story of the search for common ground in the midst of a region in constant turmoil. and at the center of. an unlikely media to ladies and gentlemen this excellent. minister of foreign affairs of the scandinavian country of norway minister of foreign affairs of egypt. lake assistant to the president for national security a bad. i thank you i got a salute also today the government of norway for its remarkable role in nurturing this i. i. said temba nine hundred ninety three. israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin and palestinian leader yasser arafat's shake hands thank. you thanks well high peace between israel

summit currently underway in vietnam and there she caught up with forma indonesian finance minister mohammad. to ask him about rising inequality and how this problem could be tackled. well finance minister of course. fiscal policy. in order to make sure. that you know. because we have to have enough money for that but the second one is also. the thing about the social spending. let me give an example on the. issue. we need to make sure the one who get a benefit will be the people let me give an example of the. fuel subsidy but in fact the one benefit. and not the poor. giving a subsidy you know like the fuel subsidy it's. very important. to poor people and also to our. income by providing equal opportunity for the people like spending on education and also in health thank you very much thank you for that interview. and he is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. there is no excuse for expressions of hate. in response to crimes committed by. the opposition. coming up at the top of the. home away from home for singapore to be journalists. a small boutique hotel. room special atm