and ben salaam and now we find the third name mohamed they. stories of muslims who were killed have rarely star first in the. media and they're not say a. very famous. saying again. for some of. the lead people. they said there's a split second to see. a mess by. the way i think is how he feels he can play a particular story here. giving bedo. they may not have but the city media. is seriously upset of a mother to me i mean they look at things he don't eat is become obese this kid was who money looked into this was his family able member could get even his help and it's because of what a brotherhood esteem which i must gotta kill somebody else to those who don't. even know that he will only cause because if they will but again to the little things mean. well the feeling is no. i mean there's a for the new not really feeling this team that know a little they got a clip of one of those no. i had no commercial musical for this political thing you know something about but i was at. home by the washing on the t.v. . with all those heels you don't g

mohamed was a metro driver but that day was off work so he stayed at home with their younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never. was off. in a despotic target i found it. so with such kind of solution i saw before i thought to be difficult because i'm just because. i look at their. sticks come. from a. big. one. and she remembered. when if a. woman in the toy or. in public but i get. to the point i'm woman my son. nasr is. now more than he. and i want to own them. from the top of this car park in central brussels i have a clear view of the border between the city's policy side i'm on and. none mohamed we've been mahlum back to a place the media have portrayed as a hotbed of so-called terrorists and. yet that doesn't exist in stump. when you decide to sit in the whole point is to more. come and see if this were to pull you over the nearest source of the people going to put. the un jedburgh money on me you can a bit of your own. reform that john key a fella for quite a lot. accepted to the family devotionals children in a secluded live human. children they really. do ha

describing is mohamed bin sol months later said style being. is it naive is it hubris what how would you describe it. well i think it's not thought through let me just say a couple of things which in response to what was just said by both speakers this much job is going to allow me i want to just fine tune what he said mohammed bin some is about economic and social change in saudi arabia not about political change and he's about geo political change in the region i think one of the problems with the approach and in the sense pointed out been some on this that there's a difference between seen on c.s. bankers fund managers willing to come in and people who are direct foreign direct investment we've seen very little of the latter and much of what has been some on once good cheap depends not only on funding but also on foreign direct investment the third point i'd like to make is that while we're talking about the do lay of the of an i.p.o. an i.p.o. is not the only alternative or the only option available to them so there is also the option of a

thank you. >> thank you, mohammed. great to be here today on this incredible community projects. the artist here that was selected through the competition is scott oliveira. he is originally from reading and what is incredible is he spent over three weeks on the plaza interviewing many of you, three questions. where are you headed right now? where were you born? and where would you like to go? i think for a transit hub like this, it makes a perfect conceptual concept to share this incredible story of the people that use and inhabit the space here and what is really exciting as all of the arrows point to the real place to. they are actually directional signage if you ever need to find yourself at the corner store. or to lands end, or the department of motor vehicles. we want to congratulate scott oliver. there will be a little celebration here on saturday night. we encourage you to come back and celebrate this great work of art. congratulations to all of our colleagues in the city and for the committee champions who mad

you know mosque in brussels mohammed called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of he spoke. for a lot. of the you know song. so if you know. this is addressed this it sent to you i don't know what but i mean what is your. own nose up in that i guess i mean to me the regime neediest was a bit new just. been applied to the court could she could have kept at least that's what should be a person here. you also want to. do was she had a mission they mean bomb they could pull up what they do have it preys on those your. mom or did your walk. it to their cool. you know i could play a pivotal moment because only when i. was . with. it. in a despotic going to fund it. so with such kind of solution i saw before the fatah defected which is on this because. mian mars commercial capital yang gone is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive borrowing money from merciless loan sharks is their hold inside this cycle of debt when east on al-jazeera. this was wrong to take children away from their parents and herd them into a school against their wil

actually it is both because colonel prince mohammed bin sandman wanted to enter his his era of being a king with the successes in hand and that means basically he wanted as my colleagues were mentioning he presented an amazing expectation and he was aiming or hoping maybe hoping that some of this expect ation will be achieved while he can out of prince crown prince and then while after that of you he becomes a prince a king you know he will have some achievements in hand as we as we see the situation the whole thing is coming to from the gate of political change i mean they wanted the political change that political change has two main pillars one is the size of the storm in yemen which we saw the consequences of that and how much it's costing and we show the other bell or what's basically the economy changes inside saudi arabia let's remember the two main pillars has been decided top down basically the these are not a decision which should lie on a popular demands of course there was some anger against iran and yemen maybe people they wanted the. economy to form but i'm not sure the

describing is mohamed bin sol months later said style being. is it naive is it hubris what how would you describe it. well i think it's not thought through let me just say a couple of things which in response to what was just said by both speakers this much job is going to allow me i want to just fine tune what he said mohammed bin some is about economic and social change in saudi arabia not about political change and he's about geo political change in the region i think one of the problems with the approach and in the sense pointed out been some on this that there's a difference between seen on c.s. bankers fund managers willing to come in and people who are direct foreign direct investments we've seen very little of the latter and much of what has been so man wants to achieve depends not only on funding but also on foreign direct investment the third point i'd like to make is that while we're talking about the do lay of the of an i.p.o. an i.p.o. is not the only alternative or the only option available to them some there is also the option of

you know mosque in brussels mohammed called for a jihad of law. that is not the title of he spoke. for a lot. of the you know song the cradle of the poem so if you know. this is addressed this it said to you i don't know what but i'm a nobody here in our own lives up an idea i mean to me the regime neediest was a bit me at least. for the girl who could she could have kept at least that's what shitty person here. you also want to. do was she had other mean bomb they could pull up what they do have it preys on those your. mom or did your walk. it to their program or you know i could play a pivotal moment because on the one that. was awful. and the second is that i'll be in a despotic target a funded. so no such kind of solution is sought before the fucking difficult because i'm just for twice. full of struggles. you know them well they're. the same human to me. full of pleasure make. me funny and it was only having an intimate look at life in cuba today if you go to rome and i don't know what again is a person with a game you understood as a director what are the new my leave. cuba.

>> she gets into mohammed's silver lexus.era cops had installed, you can sure hear them talking about a hitman. >> this guy is a professional. >> it's not [ bleep ]. >> one she gets in the car, she meets one the informant. we realized that this guy was credible. >> his mom is not going to get suspicious of you? or anything like that? >> why me? like do i know what [ bleep ] killing somebody is? nobody's going to be able to point a finger at me. >> she's just talking about it like she's ordering lunch. >> randy schultz is a columnist for the "sun sentina"" newspaper. >> you think, this is just so cold. not really acting like the typical newlywed, shall we say. >> mohammed tells dalia the hitman wants $1,200 to buy a gun. she comes prepared. she has a wad of cash in her bag and counts it out. hands it over, and shortly afterward, gives him a photo of mike. >> wipe my [ bleep ] prints off those [ bleep ] pictures. really? you're going to give him something with my [ bleep ] fingerprints all over? >> at that moment, the detective

just stay with us for a moment on the phone mohammed out there our correspondent who's with us on the phone from djibouti the outgoing director of the international committee of the red cross orbits martini has just tweeted his reaction to the attack he says it's high time for these relaxing tragedies to stop in yemen no one should allow putting children in harm's way and making them pay such an unacceptable price let's go back to our correspondent in djibouti mohammed we can't really stress the the unacceptable perhaps price paid mr martini says of the lives that have been lost but also the numbers that have been injured even up to this particular date we don't even have any reasonable figures one can only speculate as to how many people have lost their lives and how many people have been injured in the process of this what could be described as a civil war as well as a clash with the saudis. here in the. yemen on really. long. but i couldn't prevent the national guard. but he and i would be sick. and they are not being there not yet. but medical but they have patients because. you a

describing is mohamed been solved months later set style being. is it naive is that hubris what how would you describe it. well i think it's not thought through let me just say a couple of things which in response to what was just said by both speakers this much job is going to allow me i want to just fine tune what he said mohammed bin some is about economic and social change in saudi arabia not about political change and he's about geo political change in the region i think one of the problems with the approach and what hamas in the sense points out been some on is that there's a difference between seen on c.s. bankers fund managers willing to come in and people who are direct foreign direct investments we've seen very little of the latter and much of what has been so among wants to achieve depends not only on funding but also on foreign direct investment the third point i'd like to make is that while we're talking about the do lay of the of an i.p.o. an i.p.o. is not the only alternative or the only option available to them some there is also t

yemen showing that once again civilians are paying the price for this war in yemen our correspondent mohammed has been covering the crisis there extensively and he joins us now live from neighboring djibouti some of these pictures we're seeing really horrific children very young children bearing the brunt of the escalating violence there in the country what do we know about this particular attack. well i don't know if we have seen a soul. kitchens all the villian thinking the bodies all the children. and the injured to hospital also the wreckage of a boss is so full of just. books about a lot sold out cry in the social media with. outgoing director of operations of the international red cross tweeting just an excellent ago these. is such a. top top children should not be put in harm's way so this is just a repeat of what we have seen many times before. is not the first time school bottom of the budget said just a few weeks ago there was a new kid on top but today the other time when they were cutting out these days all friends as a school bus was also targeted we also saw what happened in the

joins us now live from neighboring djibouti and mohammed yes another strike on civilian targets with a large number of casualties. yes indeed and this is becoming almost a norm in the south and north and the yemen the so do you are you calling continues to cut out of talks against why it is now that this attack was blamed on the saudi pollution they're not denying it they say that they cut it conform to international law and they say. been targeting what they call. the to the point where ms ballistic missile. what was sent to the saudi industrial city or. and. they are accusing the rebels of using human shields and children particularly and. firing missiles from residential areas now this follows a few weeks off also by this so do you we all nation against the city ok but they that which they want both you fight us to hate and these have responded with our talks on so the annuity. targets ok mohammed many thanks for the update on that as strike that we saw in yemen and yet today a hamas officials in gaza say restoring calm is up to israel and they won't escalate the conflict and he s

that's the moroccan king, king mohammed vi.e have arrived at the only moroccan-accepted non-profit here in laayoune. there's clearly security sitting right next to the door. the motorcyclist, the so-called security, is right behind us. the human rights organization has a long name. asvdh stands for "the sahrawi association of victims of grave human rights violations committed by thehe moroccan state." the walls of its office are lined with posters and photographs showing the names and faces of the imprisoned, the disappeared, the now dead. >> my name is elghalia djimi. i a former victim of forced am disappearance. i'm the vice president of the sahrawi association here. that's where we are right now. it's our association that traces the e files of sahrawi disappearance victctims. today, november 20, marks the anniversary of my forced disappearance which took place in 1987. amy: elghalia djimi, describe what happened to you. >> what hahappened to me h happd to all the vicictims. specifically, the pictures that abu ghraib prison i

and two colleagues shaikh mohammed and journalist. the three men we never seen again. question soon began to be asked about what had happened to them and whether they had actually made the libyan leader or not. several days after their disappearance libyan government official who some milat who had been assigned to be ma'am and his companions was visited by an agent from libyan intelligence agent was keen to assure milat that a meeting between the a ma'am and gadhafi had never occurred or be in a manner of humans in. how the shafts. a mock up of being in the. middle of a saucy. attack if. you're from any other cuts suffered a misstep. took over the home in suffolk. for well they're not letting your carbon aloft at the moment of the japanese have a shock in the model. of their. business but the hospital. but the. the last known sighting of the a man and his two companions was them a leaving the hotel in tripoli on august thirty first nine hundred seventy eight witnesses who saw them leave claim they were being taken to meet get happy in his private tent. it's difficult

bin solomon of saudi arabia and mohammed bin. rashid of. u.a.e. they have they have all all teary or motives in doing this just like and yet they get nikki haley obviously she has no as you say admitted civilian casualties in yemen do you expect a change in the u.s. how that chewed to its long standing ally saudi arabia. unfortunately i do not because i think the saudis have bought off the united states. it's just that simple. and that's why we have a far greater defense budget right now and why we have much greater on a much greater employment particularly in the defense sector because the saudis have basically bought off the united states and you don't hear too much criticism i mean what she said today was very very limp. when we should be condemning what's been going on and she should have been out there months ago condemning what the the the humanitarian catastrophe that's occurring in yemen it's just you just you just cannot be nice about this any longer or or just overlook it because it's gone on for too long and too many p

he his name is different it don't know how it is a muslim name but is it it is not mohammed that it is a muslim name i wonder well i mean i would have called him mohammad there but that everyone is called mohammed so how do you know who's your mom. i think in the rush i would have left her problem finding mohammad you a question if you have a list of how but first let me ask you a question would you ban your kids from playing with my cat because he has a. long as he had i mean it wasn't really done on names alone i could tell what a kid would be like with their names but it was about the fact that they were maybe would turn up to school without a home what they turn up without the right uniform they don't have the mamas that i prefer for my children i am. muslim families are not as. it was never about muslim families it was about the types of families that i met in the school playground in the types of moms i was a particularly keen on whatever we say we all know the mums that we like and the mums that we don't like i was just really honest about it but regardless of whether you were r

can type story for me mohammed and join in the entire team here by for now. i. this was wrong to teach children away from their appearance and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is the big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names . counted as dark secret on al-jazeera. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business part of the wrong line of china to secure its resources for the future. region as a whole dallas expect to grow we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera one of the really special things that working crowd is here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know it's that it shouldn't be but it is but the good because you have a lot of people that if i did own political should be of the people who believe to tell the real story so i'll just mend it is

implement the accord mohamed thanks very much. even as wayland president nicolas maduro is accusing colombia and a group of financiers in the u.s. of trying to assassinate him missed him a daughter who was speaking at a military parade in the capital caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he wasn't hurt but seven security personnel were his mike hanna. this is a live broadcast of the ceremony on national television the camera begins to shake and president maduro looks into the air as explosions sound before the feed is cut soldiers who had been on parade are seeing the in panic number reported to be injured in the blasts noise democracy only investigation as evidence that shows those that didn't in the constitution and for good are doing his will in the public . a group calling itself the lost soul dartos day for and their last claimed responsibility in a series of tweets this one with the phrase time is running out a few hours after the attack president maduro addressed the nation saying right wing groups within the coun

mohammed, we mentioned this earlier.cement, that would be a big boost to the markets, do you think? >> i think it would be a boost whether it's a big boost or not, but it would be a boost. and more importantly, the dynamics behind it because it improves the prospects of other trade tensions being resolved in a cooperative manner >> a blow to canada in the short-term >> maybe a blow to canada because they weren't directly involved, but i think canada will come on board and we move on from that and then the eu next and then the big one will be china. >> so this puts pressure on canada, do you think, mohamad? >> absolutely. >> so you do that one first. i thaw bilateral doesn't help anything so this is going to work, too, is what you're telling me? and it was crazy that this election in mexico actually played into the united states' favor? no one thought about that. >> i think it was interesting, the report that the new president wants to get this off the table before he comes in >> okay. all right. talk more about 34 this i

reporting from djibouti for us as we cover this ongoing war in yemen it's just so stark isn't it mohamed for there to be a huge attack is one thing but for many children to be buried today. yes indeed and that is what was not only accumulated multiple unga within yemen but also a lot of international condemnation but something that has been very there with a human hopefully we saw a long homeboy cutting the bodies from the mall to a squat in tal where special players were done for the day and. they walk company by holism so people cutting pluck heads and treats all that condemning the sodium but. also who they say is their biggest ally and biggest supplier of the united states security both the square away of the players what done as well as the summit was really it highlights the funeral was supposed to have taken place on saturday but it was postponed because of security when sons with these saying that they feel like so they have lined up the place with. guns. of course these children killed. when they wanted to tunning from a school some accompt top to the busy market when the strike

mohammed and the others have quite a lot of experience building full catches. it's the mainstay of the village providing water. there's plenty of folk around mt. in south west american. women like zane will benefit most from having running water at home it's traditionally the women who have to travel the long way to the well to fix what a full family and livestock. i think that. the way my grandmother faith nothing is changed i hope that the projects brings radical change so that we don't need don't lose to faith what to any new. data see him i'd had the idea to set up folks in this remote region drops of water from the heavy fog gather here the web plays an important role in the water collection. the industrial design arpita trucks fine student testing videos within five years ago the goal was to find a material that could stand up to the wind and was easy to mount. you take one of these throwbacks bundle hang it in here stretch it a little then stretch all of it a little the make corrections now the whole construction is stable and you can see that it moves r

i think in russia i would have left her problem finding mohammed and if you a question if you have a list of how but first let me ask you a question would you ban your kids from playing with my kid because he has. no as long as he had i mean it wasn't really done on names alone i could tell what a kid would be like with their names but it was about the fact that they were maybe would turn up to school without a home what they turn up without the right uniform they don't have the mammas that i prefer for my children and i am. muslim families are not as. it was never about muslim families it was about the types of families that i met in the school playground and the types of moms i was a particularly keen on whatever we say we all know the mums that we like and the mums that we don't like i was just really honest about it but regardless of whether you were referring to a british kid or a muslim kid isn't that a fundamentally christian thing to say because you know you talk i don't know any area she finished things in my life i am not to good. for the christian religion and i see that a

doing this anymore >> well, as i said, mohammed bin salman is trying to switch the way business and politics are done in saudi arabia that is fwhb a way, somewhat destabilizing. over the course of many years, there's been an elaborate consensus process within saudi arabia much of which is done behind closed doors bin salman has essentially thrown out that model and is now seeking to accumulate as much power as possible. this has created dissent and fissures within the royal family some of which you see creeping out. >> steven -- >> some of which you don't it's a country that we often think of as stable, but i think we should think of more in terms of relative instability. >> the question i have is you have a man in power who has talked about transforming the country, who goes on "60 minutes" says women are going to drive. has talked with all business leaders in the country blackstone's taking money from

the spot kick was awarded for a clumsy challenge by mamadou sakho on mohamed salah.ace were reduced to 10 men when aaron—wan bissaka was sent off 15 minutes from the end. and set up sadio mane for the goal which sealed a 2—0 victory. the class that as a three points? great three points, great game, i am not sure what you want to see. if you want to see intensity, it was end to end. we want to see brilliant. a few goalkeeper saves, a few tackles a brilliant. i am not interested in sending statements or

stepped in to prevent the national oil company from issuing shares to the public his son crown prince mohammed bin simon wants to sell five percent of the company which is known as a ram co such divestment would open up the company's finances to independence auditors but the reuters report says the king doesn't want to do that officially they saudi government says the offer has been postponed not counseled roberts' model nikki is a senior analyst at the group it's a consultancy an advocacy organization he says saudi arabia has economic outlook is improving. we have to remember back when this i.p.o. was announced it was early two thousand and sixteen the economic context was very different than it is now saudi arabia was coming off of a year where their budget deficit reached close to one hundred billion dollars the price of oil was still low there were

and can't hide behind canon or the confessional seal to escape reporting crimes like this yarber mohammed al jazeera sydney to the court as a campaigner and lawyer representing the victims of institutionalized child abuse she joins us via skype from melbourne we appreciate it very much so as we reported just a moment ago one of the reasons that wilson's resignation even happened was because of public pressures from leaders why do those leaders not used to employ it's that they have to actually affect the laws. ok so. in many ways the same to the maximum sentence under the laws of new south wales would have been two years imprisonment that's and we've got to understand and this is not right we've got to understand that when dave laws were made they were not made with the with concealing trial six curran's in mind they

the first round is widely expected to win the final vote today mohammed i just. saw a new era of pakistan politics is beginning with the swearing in of imran khan's government the parliament is meeting for the first time since elections last month ministers took their oaths as part of the handover of powers to the new government the it's a headache in south party emerged as the largest party with one hundred and sixteen seats and its leader in montana will be sworn in as prime minister later this week come on hyder has more from islamabad. when their dream d. eighteen election. parliamentary died or dead minute by the outgoing speaker of the national a family and reach all the parliamentarians who won the election in this moment for august on in their time the death of indian government is handing over to our now the elected civilian government in a country where history of parliamentary democracy and been marred by military. nor did it for the first time in forty eight the new party led by imran khan.

channels including critical media outlets like joe mohammed's r m e a media network had been um blocked. there are still significant roadblocks to a genuinely free press including repressive laws that remain on the books but the government's call for journalists to help restructuring thier peers media landscape is being taken up some of them are coming home. the kind of freedom that we see in the orbital days unprecedented what everybody has just done in their mind is this a dream as a going to last is this guy woodward another myth that are. probably about the country. in the media we have now established our headquarters our office in inside that. we're going to continue to pour them but we're going to hold his feet to the fire as well because there are a lot of promises he must. those not deliver the promise of democracy then we'll go back to social media. we'll go back to that look at him for democracy for transparency for equality and would end up trashing the government if so i'm prepared to go back to prison again so whether there's democracy or no democracy it's back to work and

mohammed, thank you for your ongoing leadership.we have come together again and again the first to break ground, and then to pour cement, and then to unveil the penrose awning. i understand sir penrose is here with us. that beauty up at all. and today, to cut the ribbon. for something so spectacular, we will say to the rest of the country that these initiatives in our community are of national significance and modelled for the country. of all the things that mayor breed said about housing and economic development and jobs and success. i want to just say something about president barack obama. because this took resources over $400 million and even more of that from the american recovery investment act. [applause] >> one day after his inauguration, we passed the american recovery and reinvestment act. for our region, that meant a billion dollars for the central subway. studio parkway over $300 million, the caltrain electrification, almost a billion dollars, over $400 million for this. closer to 700 if you add some of the appropriation

president mohammed do bihari was elected in two thousand and fifteen on a promise to tackle corruption some politicians and officials were arrested but there was little change transparency international says nigeria is still one of the world's most corrupt countries it ranks one hundred forty eight out of one hundred eighty countries on the group's corruption perceptions index. column capper nick the american football player that started the take a need protest in the n.f.l. has been granted an arbitration trial against the league the player turned activist filed a grievance with the n.f.l. back in october claimed that the owners have colluded in order to keep him out of the league after he knelt during the national anthem to highlight the race. in justice the arbitrary of the lawsuit has now denied the league's request to have the claim thrown out owners coaches and team executives will be called to testify capper nick hasn't been on an n.f.l. roster since he entered free agency in twenty seventeen. in football croatia captain luca moderates was named the way for men's player of the y