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it's mine mohammed rush one and you seem hemet still a man 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 mohamed 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 a crime to be a prison for five years he was a journalist only doing his job the sentence wasn't based on any of it was based only on police investigations the court has said that we also have proof of his innocence. human rights organizations have condemned the mass trial calling it a mockery of justice we have yet to see is according

top old mohammed morsi the country's first democratically elected president colleague has more. five years after what's being called the largest mass killing in egypt's modern history it seems the bloodshed has yet to end. more than nine hundred protesters were killed by egyptian security forces in a matter of hours during a sit in in cairo's. square in twenty thirteen they were protesting against the military takeover by this man president abdel fattah el-sisi who deposed egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy. as more than eighty five thousand supporters demonstrated against the coup security forces moved in now five years on a court in cairo has sentenced seventy five people to death. over the hour is 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 inc

mohamed comics and his companions want to invest a sizeable sum in the town houses villas and office buildings out on the desert sand. not far away the new church the biggest in the middle east their tour of the new capital leaves them stunned. this is a really huge project. it's enormous very very big. big smart clean and free of traffic jams the new capital is expected to cost forty billion euros that's going up at its heart the new parliament at the presidential palace thirty six ministries and embassies the government is supposed to begin moving in next year. it's clear the project is bigger than we could have imagined that it's hard to comprehend the dimensions of this place. it's everything the old capital city is not home to nearly twenty million and habitants cairo is bursting at the seams it has gigantic traffic jams small chaos and infrastructure there is crumbling not to mention the high unemployment millions of people without hope live in the grimy megacity. the team party is one of them to live he collects plastic bottles at this garbage dump. the twenty eight year old f

life has taken a turn for mohammed sori he's a bright teenager and before yemen's war he dreamed of one day being a doctor but his father died but at fifteen years old mohammed has swapped his education for a motorbike he uses it as a taxi trying to support his mother and family. this is where he should be been most school alongside his close friend muhammad bill well. whatever the ceremony nothing can disguise the new school year is attended by only a fraction of the number of last year. elsewhere many schools lie in ruin more taken over by armed groups. half a million yemeni children are estimated to have dropped out of school mohammed's friend hopes that studying will bring a better life. mohammed and i are close friends he left to support his family has eased all amanda left to come to schooling fair hospitals and schools 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 looks even longer eyeless finding passengers who can afford a bike taxi for. the night and i hope the war comes to

along with others who have returned mohamed wants to bring life back to the village he once again calls home. and finally the world's largest beer festival october fest is now officially underway here in germany in the bavarian capital munich some seven million liters of brew are expected to flow in the two week celebration the event attracts revelers from all over the world. the o's after this he cries it's tapped in english the start of the one hundred eighty fifth october fast as announced by munich's mayor de taffeta and those tradition demands he's joined by various state premier marcos. and there's no shortage of pomp and ceremony at the start of the festival both inside. and outside the beer tents. an estimated six million locals and tourists are expected to descend on munich for the festivities which run for sixteen days and for many they have only one thing on their mind. and very rarely to get a ten in trick all day lots of beer lots of silent. hopefully this year there won't be any problems it would be nice to see the hill over there not used as a toilet i just want a festiva

along with others who have returned mohamed wants to bring life back to the village he once again calls home. golf a tiger woods has roared back into form with his first tournament victory in five years back injuries and personal problems have dogged the american for several seasons but he comfortably won the tour championship in atlanta by two shots on sunday his confidence boosting win comes at the perfect time for the u.s. with the right a cup against europe starting on friday well the bundesliga show is coming up after this short break however thank you for watching. this. technology. with. more.

along with others who have returned mohamed wants to bring life back to the village he once again calls home. golf a tiger woods has roared back into form with his first on my victory in five. back injuries and personal problems have dogged the american for several seasons but he comfortably won the tour championship in atlanta by two shots on sunday his confidence boosting win comes at the perfect time for the u.s. for the ryder cup against europe starting on friday well the bundesliga show is coming up after this short break however thank you for. coming. out to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early.

qualifying with kenya bracing for some champions gone up one nil the final score in that game and mohamed salah scored twice to egypt in a six no win of. new zealand maintain their one hundred percent record in the rugby championship thanks to our home when i have argentina after two losses to the all blacks australia beating south africa twenty eight thirteen in the days of the game new zealand fielded a relatively inexperienced side but the world champions coming through forty six twenty four the. extra cash and the mystery or. other internal ones we expect apply well when we expect to win well and even when we lose what we have. are yes. people get a bit stronger but when you step back and reflect on. done really well to not. caster semenya has suffered a red defeats on the track but was still able to set a national record the south african was aiming for three titles at the continental cup and that meant running in her less favored four hundred metres be to examine every champion finishing second in a strong behavior far behind. someone you will also be competing in the relay and a pr

mohamed el targe and a prominent preacher suff what he ghazi have all been sentenced to death by hanging hussein is the egypt campaigner for amnesty international he joins us live now from tunis hussein bomi what's the backstory to this developing story. you know this is a trial that has been going for over five years now and it's basically about suppression . on w.r. the way i saw back in two thousand and thirteen wins military affairs the military ousted former prisoner from president morsi and he took power through a big protest against that this was mostly muslim brotherhood supporters. and basically what happened was that security forces dispersed separatist groups camps around a square and not the squares in the entire and business crackdown lift at least one hundred people was in from the protesters that. sends a court arrested. hundreds and say see start just try to put their own trial where the seven hundred. and three people are being to trial and to day after over five years of the trial and for many people we have sussed scenes the sentences. is the trial is basically the tri

along with others who have returned mohammed wants to bring life back to the village he once again calls home. the bundesliga show is coming up after the break former pro goalkeeper. is all guest the hoffenheim head of international relations will have lots to say about the controversial ban a unfurled by fans a tough and high on saturday we'll also bring you the highlights of sunday's game. never closes before their first points of the season against my all coming up very soon i only watching the news from berlin more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site. thank you for watching. state by state. colorful. liveliest. the most traditional. any time. check in with a special. take it.

over its main mohammed asha one and you seen how mature men are sentenced to death. they were part of the mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen take over most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood and now outlawed organization of former president morsi its spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison. you consider trying to be a completely unfair one because of its nature its a master out if you have to prosecuting a large number of people let's say it's impossible to prove individual can the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photojournalist mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in on the crowds he is expected to be released in the co

mohamed you are basically you're expected this crackdown to continue whether one of the cases bomb or double zaid known as show can spend five years in jail has been. on the unesco's world freedom prize i mean you can see on one hand the government is determined by the same time there's an international backlash a piece when it comes to the coverage of the cases of the activists who have been detained by the by the egyptian government. you know what i think first of all the backlash has waned a little bit over the past couple of years and just to somehow disappoint i think she made a good point when she said that the egyptian government pretty much feels emboldened and why wouldn't they feel emboldened there has been very little consequence there have been very few repr cautions for them they've committed more human rights violations than any government in in the history of modern egypt and yet international diplomacy military aid weapons sales they've all they've all preceded you know business as usual in terms of show can. i think that it's interesting to note as my colleague profes

for its main mohammed rush one and you seen how mature men are sentenced to death. they were part of a mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen take over most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood and now. a former president morsi its spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison. you consider trying to be a completely unfair one because of its nature its a master if you're prosecuting a large number of people lives in it's impossible to prove individual can the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photojournalists mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in on the crowds he's expected to be released in the coming days after receiving a five y

so if we're looking at who should be using these apps and who should not be using these apps mohammed. well i mean i think what's interesting here is that is that what we need to do is be able to sort of think a little bit strategically and a little bit sort of. in a nuanced fashion about the technologies that are available to members of the public to the corporate sector the private sector as well as to governments and so what's important is to recognize as it was saying that there are different obligations and different requirements that we all share in these different spaces and so as members of the public there is a lone individual i have an interest in making sure that my communications with my spouse with my family members with my friends are private and that individuals whether. hackers government agents or or other sort of intruders don't have access to that information but i don't have that same obligation for the local police department to come who patrols my streets or for you know the housing authorities that i apply to get public housing from or from the tax man for whom

ibrahim mohamed solih 58—41%.cing result, how much of a surprise is it for the opposition to win in this way? i'm afraid we have just lost the line. let's try one more time. how much of a surprise was this or is this result for the opposition? inaudible i'm afraid... i'm really sorry, we havejust lost the line. you could just hear that breaking up unfortunately. those presidential results coming in in the maldives, we will keep you up to date with any information as we get it. let's get some of the day's other news. a second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual assault against the us supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. democrat senators are said to be investigating the latest claims, which are reported in the new yorker magazine. the new yorker also carries a statement from mr kavanaugh in which he denies the alleged event took place and calls it a smear. earlier, christine blasey ford, who has accused mr kavanaugh of trying to rape her when they were both teenagers said she would speak to the sen

and mohammed's incredible leadership. it does take a village, as mohammed noted. he also noted that we have 131,000 trees in our park land in san francisco on 4,000 acres of parkland. these 131,000 trees were planted over 150 years in the very birth of this city's park system. interesting that we have about ten trees or so that surround the spots. this used to be a parking lot 30 years ago. and now admittedly, it is a fixer upper, but if you come back because we break ground on a beautiful renovation to the site in january with mohammed's partnership and we hope to cut a ribbon on a beautiful new space with even more trees here in july of 2019. [applause] >> as everybody noted and as the benefits calculator will verify, our trees absorb co2 and other air pollutants. but they also have absorb stormwater. every 100 mature trees observes 200,000 gallons of rainwater. yet another strategy in our fight against climate change. also not referenced in the incredible biodiversity that we have in our canopy. in the panhandle alone, which is essentially a botanical garden, w

along with others who have returned mohamed wants to bring life back to the village he once again calls home. now many t.v. stations around the world hand out a goal of the month award in football the likes of lionel messi mo salah and christiana ranallo are regular winners but in germany they are days t.v.'s goal of the month august was awarded to a megastar instead for the first time it was given to a lesser known blind footballer. settled chill of the dribbles of the ball close to his foot for half the pitch and then fires into the net for sam paoli. the hope is that this little sister in particular in the i realized i had beaten a couple of players but i didn't know the goal was that great. in blind football football is extra heavy and it makes a noise so players can hear it. for outfield players and the psyche goalkeeper play on a team not many fans watch live football normally but celebrities goal of the month has given the sport valuable publicity the player himself was given a medal and a certificate in braille respond to all that was a goal for blowing football for sport and th

over its main mohammed rush one and yet seen how mature men are sentenced to death. they were part of a mess trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen take over most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood and now. a former president morsi its spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison you consider trying to be a completely unfair one because of its nature it's a master if you have to prosecuting a large number of people let's say it's impossible to prove individual can the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photojournalist mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in. the kraut is expected to be released in the coming days after receiving a five y

the small village of beit jr knew the lebanese border is home to mechanic mohamed. he returned to just a month ago he was forced to leave in two thousand and thirteen when fighting broke out between the syrian army and the opposition. well when we left because of the armed groups my wife my children and i were able to escape when i opened a garridge in lebanon and before. that at least buckeye and his son malik found work in lebanon on many syrians don't the country is small and expensive syrians there also usually earn significantly less than the locals. it was tough we couldn't really live in lebanon comfortably we decided to come back but. the high cost of living and the low wages weren't the only reasons they left lebanon on after five long years. most people respected us but some kept telling us you're taking away our work in the field. his former house was badly damaged during the war now his family has to live in rented accommodation but they aren't complaining so it's a wonderful feeling i can't explain it now we are here again in my village after all that's

is mine mohammed rush one and you seen mohammed solomon are sentenced to death. they were part of the mess trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen takeover most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood the lord organization of former president morsi its spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison you consider to be a completely unfair one because of its nature it's a master if you're prosecuting a large number of people lives. in the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photo journalist mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in on the crowds he's expected to be released in the coming days after receiving a five year seem to its which is alread

less discuss this further now with mohammed shafique chief executive of the ramadan foundation and fall of british police officer peter kirk and frank you gentlemen for joining us here on r.t. peter let's start with you can you explain whether or not the officer overstepped the line by hugging a protester in this way. the police or the arrangements in different countries vary quite considerably i wouldn't pretend to be an expert on exactly what the constitutional arrangements are for the police service in denmark. i am aware that it's somewhat similar to what they are in the u.k. . in those circumstances the police protest placing a protest involved police officers treading a line between the protesters and between the states. and it wouldn't look out of place if that happened in a similar demonstration should the need arise in the u.k. but we don't have that legislation in the u.k. about six conference it wouldn't arise but if it did this this would be consistent with the u.k. model of placing mohammed the results of this you know quite unexpected in the press i suppose a danish m.p. h

mohamed juned is a journalist based in the capital male. he says the result isn't a surprise.dent yameen has consolidated his power over the last five years, it has been described by human rights ngos, and human rights mechanisms, as a crackdown on the opposition, the media, and society as well. we saw yameen jail his political opponents, including all leaders of all opposition parties. on the background of that, i think a lot of people... ..even though there was confidence around how many votes ibrahim mohamed solih, the opposition candidate, could win, there was still nervousness about what really happened in the polls. i guess in a way you can describe it as a surprise, but more than the political opposition were saying we are very confident of winning here. and he's described his win now and his promise to move back to democracy, what kind of changes will he bring in? one of the first things that that he has promised to do is free all poltical prisoners, these include the former president and former vice president, the defence minister as well. he has also promised to reve

around the dread midfielder from the golf competition from liverpool's mohamed salah and former club teammate were naldo who had won the prize for the last two years moderates was part of champions league winning campaign last season and also led this country to being runners up at this year's world cup al-jazeera xli welling's has more. this turned out to be a really unusual award ceremony in that it wasn't one the best now prior by either christian or now though although you know messy who wasn't even nominated not since two thousand and seven has it been the case that one of the most hasn't been awarded fief is best player they've also been winning the other big award the ballon d'or but a breakthrough coming from a thirty three year old croatian before the world cup started everyone knew that cannot judge was a really good player i don't think people might have anticipated quite the impact it had it have as the heart beat really of that croatian side and i'm sure with a population of less than five million and he led them into the final and they played really well in large part o

thank you. >> thank you, mohammed. it is 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 w

there's no lionel messi tonight, mainly down to the form of liverpool's mohamed salah?three. messi many think should be in as well. he has been dominant in this competition with a big rivalry with cristiano ronaldo. no space for him on the shortlist, didn't make the original list of ten. perhaps thatis the original list of ten. perhaps that is due to barcelona not reaching the champions league final and the way argentina performed in the world cup. many of the judges here, they say they want to look to the biggest stages of all and how those players perform in the champions league and world cup. that is how many people are judging champions league and world cup. that is how many people arejudging it and no space for leonardo messi. who should we be looking out for in some of tonight's other awards? a range of other categories, including best women's player. marta of brazil who plays her club football at orlando is one of the players tackling it out. best goalkeeper of all kasper schmeichel, hugo lloris involved there. schmeichel is hopeful given his performances for den

over its main mohammed asha one and you're seen how mature men are sentenced to death. they were part of a mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen take over most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood the now. former president morsy its spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison. you consider trying to be a completely unfair one because of its nature its a master if you're prosecuting a large number of people let's say it's impossible to prove individual can the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photo journalist mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in on the crowds he is expected to be released in the coming days after receiving a five y

so if we're looking at who should be using these apps and who should not be using these apps mohammed. well i mean i think what's interesting here is that is that what we need to do is be able to sort of think a little bit strategically and a little bit sort of. in a nuanced fashion about the technologies that are available to members of the public to the corporate sector the private sector as well as to governments and so what's important is to recognize as it was saying that there are different obligations and different requirements that we all share in these different spaces and so as members of the public there's a lone individual i have an interest in making sure that my communications with my spouse with my family members with my friends are private and that individuals whether. hackers government agents or or other sort of intruders don't have access to that information but i don't have that same obligation for the local police department to come who patrols my streets or for you know the housing authorities that i apply to get public housing from or from the tax man for whom i

over its main mohammed asha one and you seen how mature women are sentenced to death. they were part of the mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people all arrested as they protested against cc's twenty thirteen take over most were detained during the robot massacre the group was charged with murder incitement to break the law illegal gathering and membership of an illegal group that group is the muslim brotherhood and now when i was a sion of former president morsi it spiritual leader mohammed badie a is one of forty seven people who received a life seem to nearly four hundred others will spend at least ten years in prison. you consider this meant to be a completely unfair one because of its nature its a master if you're prosecuting a large number of people let's say. in the responsibility in that case one of the most well known of the detainees is photo journalist mahmoud known to show he was detained at the rubble protest as he photographed security forces moving in on the crowds he's expected to be released in the coming days after receiving a five year seem to

unfair trials with most potential rivals out of the picture you mean has only one opponent here's mohammed sala he has a coalition of four opposition parties whose leaders are either in jail or they're in exile on the eve of the vote his campaign office was raided by the police but no evidence of electoral fraud was uncovered the opposition leader says this election is the last chance to restore democracy in the maldives but stay with that we're going to talk now to mohamed nasheed formally president of the republic of the maldives he joins us from colombo mohammed nasheed thanks for joining us what happens if mr mean goes through this process and actually consolidates his grip on power. well we don't think that president i mean he's going to go through this process i do not think that he's going to win this evening voting is very. but we are getting overwhelming numbers we have an exit poll now and we are doing over sixty so this is very good and even if president ya mean reads it it will be enough for us to. get a very handsome majority i think that i believe that we are going to get thr

to acknowledge he lost the race to his only rival the opposition leader mohammed sala provisional results show he won fifty eight percent of the vote hong kong has banned the pro independence political party accusing it of being a threat to national security the unprecedented move means anyone who runs or supports the hong kong national party can be fined or jailed the government invoked a colonial era law that was previously used to target organized crime. britain's prime minister to resign is today holding her first cabinet meeting since e.u. leaders rejected her plan at the summit in salzburg mrs may is expected to come under intense pressure from pro brics attempt to use to ditch her plan and accept a free trade deal the stalemate is prompting the opposition labor party to push for a second referendum party members meeting in liverpool in the north west of the u.k. there to decide their stance going forward our correspondent not even barber is there for us here on the news so they want probably or possibly another vote is it another a rerunning of the in out of votes or is it the peop

dreamed of one day being a doctor but his father died at fifteen years old mohammed has swapped his education for a motorbike he uses it as a taxi trying to support his mother and finally. this is where he should be been most solemn school alongside his close friend muhammad bill well. whatever the ceremony nothing can disguise the new school year is attended by only a fraction of the number of last year. elsewhere many schools lion ruing all taken over by armed groups. half a million yemeni children are estimated to have dropped out of school mohammed's friend hopes that studying will bring a better life. 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 b

nasheed formally president of the republic of the mall deaves he joins us from colombo mohammed nasheed thanks for joining us what happens if mr mean goes.

the court also sentenced the spiritual leader of the brotherhood mohammed badie and forty six others to life in prison. it's become known as the robach case after cairo's. tahrir square where the twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in took place after the military ousted president mohamed morsy security forces crushed the protest killing more than eight hundred by amnesty international estimates mahmoud a photo journalist known as short khan who was covering the protests received five years in prison but he'll walk free for time already served when his but you're going to have the sentence is unfair because she didn't commit any crime to be imprisoned five years he was a journalist doing his job every sentence wasn't based on evidence it was based on police investigations on the other hand we have proof of his innocence. feet. he said he would launch new proceedings to clear his client's name is expected to be released in the coming days. now to some of the other stories making news around the world jack ma the co-founder of chinese e-commerce giant ali baba says he'll unveil