it's been a testing term but already mohammed has come a long way. he's done very well indeed is math and physics so please perform it on a very high level there has been some things are two times that he's. doing a course that assumed a certain amount of background knowledge that he didn't have to do is work very hard to fill those gaps. i don't quite like him to get away from the desk a little bit into maybe tries hundred a few other things and it's a strange thing for teachers to be saying but actually not work what's going on right. now. this is the schoolyard of it and call is this is this. tenor of the six the person who is who he is our father all the people here here are very proud of him. this is the chapel of. eaton's gothic chapel is central to school life as a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to was one of them in the for us is. in them as a muslim i haven't been to a church. but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys and the school truth and me as one

it's been a testing term but already mohammed has come a long way. from very willing to it is math and physics it was performed at a very high level there has been some things are two times that he's doing a course that assumed a certain amount of background knowledge that he didn't have to do is work very hard to to fill those gaps. which i don't quite like him to get away from the desk a little bit and to maybe try as hundred a few other things and it's a strange thing for teachers to be saying but actually not work once and. this is the schoolyard of it and call is this is this. tenor of the six the person who is who he is our father all the people here here are very proud of him. this is the chapel of. eaton's gothic chapel is central to school life there's a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to temple is was one of them in the for us is. in as a muslim i haven't been to a church liberal but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys and the school board who think m

it's been a testing term but already mohammed has come a long way.he's i'm very willing to it is math and physics it was performed at a very high level there has been sometimes are two times that he's doing a course that assumed a certain amount of background knowledge that he didn't have to do is work very hard to to fill those gaps. i don't quite like him to get away from the desk a little bit and to maybe tries hundred a few other things and it's a strange thing for teachers to be saying but actually not work on its own right. this is the schoolyard of it and call is this is this. henry the sixth the person who is going to he is our father or people here here are very proud of him. this is the chapel of. easton's gothic chapel is central to school life there's a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to temple is was one of them in the for us is. in them as a muslim i haven't been to a church. but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys in the school to think me as one

in this makes him similar to mohammed. mohammed was the prophet who brought the truth of the polytheism. so we have a clear picture here between moses bringing monotheism to the egyptians and mohammed bringing monotheism to them. this means then that you are trying to win somebody over, you're not trying to defeat him. you don't hear of plagues in the koran. the goal is not to defeat their own. but to convert them. mohammed is instructed to speak generally. the israelites set out. they crossover there is army pursues and he is with them in the water close but pharaoh, just as the waters are about to close over his head, moses was right. there is only one god. i am a muslim. [laughter] so it worked. so moses converted pharaoh. then of course the israelites proceed to the mountain. it's called signing the bible. moses goes up the mountain and comes down with the tablets in the people are worshiping, and he is furious as he is in the bible as a third the tablets to the ground. but in qur'an they bounce. they don't break. he p

news live from berlin flights to freedom the saudi woman who fled her family is on her way to canada mohamed outcome new no made global headlines after barricading herself in a hotel room and bangkok airport now she's been given asylum in canada also on the program. the runner up in the democratic republic of congo's presidential elections says he will challenge the result in court the disputed result to spark unrest with five deaths reported so far. and heavy snow sweeps into the balkans after burying much of southern germany and austria the military has been called out in some areas and more snow is forecast. i'm still going to welcome to the program a new chapter has begun for the saudi teenager fleeing alleged abuse by her family time officials have confirmed she is now on her way to canada mohamed al canoe made global headlines earlier this week after barricading himself inside a hotel room at bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route to australia and threatened with deportation she launched a social media campaign to draw attention to her plight. speaking i think vent to short time a

with exams over mohammed can enjoy the english summer. so. that's why you. try. someone catches the ball so ok. and i can't see very well. and. each is most famous annual event is called the fourth and commemorates the birthday of two . it's a reminder of the privilege education that the boys receive there's a slight danger that they may pass through reason with the notion that they are more special rather than because it is not unusual place which has a lot of cultural baggage historical baggage so actually probably more important is that while they appreciate and recognize the opportunity to have they don't go away thinking they're too special. i met many who were really friendly with me and i discovered. from very. very really. backing braun's so it's one of the things that makes me more. the school. even has a long tradition of rowing and the day's highlight is watching the time honored procession of boats. pushing. into the sort of to do one would expect not least into the shoes. for the boys. they are really most like you so. well i've seen boys rowing befo

it's been a testing term but already mohammed has come a long way. he's i'm very willing to it is math and physics is performing a very high level there has been some things are two times that he's doing a course that assumed a certain amount of background knowledge that he didn't have with his work very hard to to fill those gaps. i don't quite like him to get away from the desk a little bit into maybe tries hundred a few other things and it's a strange thing for teachers to be saying but actually not work what's going on right. now. this is the schoolyard of it and call is this is this. tenor of the six the person who is who he is our father all the people here here are very proud of him. this is the chapel of. eaton's gothic chapel is central to school life there's a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to temple is was one of them in the for us is. in them as a muslim i haven't been to a church. but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys in the school prove to me a

mohamed mayara: i ve a daughter who is seven years old. so, i told her when she asked me about f father. so, i tried to tell her that my father was kidnapped and tortureded and etc., but i tried to teach her that one day i will face the same fate. so, i'm always waiting. amy gogoodman: whyhy do you take that ririsk? mohamed mayayara: because i thik this engagement, this is the duty of freedom. amy goodman: t the work of mohad mayayara's citizen journalalist group equipe media is documented in the film 3 stolen cameras. it shows the gruesome fate of a sahrawi cameraman who was pushed off a rooftop by police after he was spotted filming a bloody crackdown on a peaceful protest. sahrawi cameraman: [translated] suddenly, an undercover policeman had detected me on a rooftop. they suddenly appeared and pushed me over the edge. as i fell dodown on the street, i broke e my leg. other popolicemen dragged d me onon the ground. a bit further down the street there was a burning tire. they p pulled me ovever it. it was no accident. they wanteted to dem

welcome back to worlds apart with mohamed felt and egyptian amharic and human rights advocates mohammedjust before the break we were discussing did they leverage that the united states supposedly has so with egypt and you know better than i do that. for quite some time has been a crucial country in the region and nowadays it is truly believe. and of the region security the isis insurgents in sanai the border with libya the naval traffic over by at the suez canal i mean i think the west and the united states in particular may need the security of egypt more than they gyptian themselves isn't it a bit naive to believe that human rights considerations would outweigh those concerns . i would i would argue against that i would i would say that yes egypt has a real terrorism problem it's no surprise to anyone that terrorism problem has grown. in the within the rain. not decrease so is the violence around the region i mean you cannot blame it's solely on him there is a direct correlation between authoritarianism and and terrorism especially so i'll give you an example you know when you're in a

mohammed missile man in the eyes and would say we know we know what you've done how you manufactured a crisis with qatar and went on to blockade it on the basis of false information and in the process tried to deceive or present meaning thrum in order to take your side against qatar i think it's very clear for secretary bill on pale former director of the cia what exactly went down here just as it is. quite obvious for his successor mrs hasp of the director of the cia today how riyadh or who in riyadh is responsible for the murder of journalist in the saudi consulate in istanbul so all of that knowledge all of the information is available to the secretary of state when he meets his counterparts or when he meets the crown prince and the king of saudi arabia just as he did yesterday by the way when he met the crown prince and i would not be the question is whether he would be using that information the american leverage with the saudis and the him or ickes in order to end those misplaced to say the least reckless policies carried by riyadh and while he's in riyadh upon peo is expected

reporter: a sign of hope for rahaf mohammed alqunun.se pictures show the young saudi woman leaving the airport in bangkok, together with officials from the u.n. refugee agency. the unhcr will assess whether she can be granted refugee status, protecting her from deportation. this marks a pause in a tense standoff that began on saturday. alqunun arrived from kuwait, where she was staying with her family. she was stopped at immigration. she says her passport was taken from her and officials tried to send her back to kuwait. the 18-year-old then barricaded herself in an airport hotel room. she drew attention to her plight on social media, quickly gathering tens of thousands of followers. she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for renounng islam and cutting her hair. >> i'm not leaving my room until i see unhcr. want asym. reporter: the thai authorities then seemed to perform a dramatic about-face, allowing a top u.n. official to see her. >> we have strongly advocated with t thai and he received their assurances tha

it seemed ii itjust before mohammed sele got in.ween liverpool taking the lead or its things goal is. —— mohammed salah. 0n the other end, manchester city opened the scoring with sergio aguero with a goal that very few other strikers could score. it's that the eddie had —— it said the etihad a while. liverpool would regroup from half—time, trent alexander arnold voting across the back post, and roberto ever reliable cushioning a simple finish. liverpool bouncing and it seemed like they had the momentum, but champions know how to respond. manchester city going of the other end raheem sterling with a beautiful assist, and that would work coming to city's recchi and for the second time in the match. —— city's rescue per the second time in the match. it's a huge win for manchester city, and for the title race here in england as well. of course this wasn'tjust about of course this wasn't just about two teams play each other, regardless all of us wanted to see manchester city and liveable again this season, but this of course was about th

secretary of state is in riyadh for talks with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin . mike pompei or says he wants accountability for the met a journalist jamal khashoggi. visited qatar uncooled on gulf countries to end their dispute. today in our conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president trump and i both believe the ongoing dispute the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work continue to do together and united states of the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks a united g.c.c. is essential to the sense of the middle east region alliance which we hope will include the g.c.c. egypt and jordan police and through dawn have fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters in khartoum they're calling for president omar al bashir to step down international rights groups say at least forty people have

mohammed our son. is a member of the bangladesh nationalist party he says his party polling station observers were arrested or prevented from entering by ruling party supporters. we have lost all faith in the election commission we don't believe they will stick to their words. this photograph shows one of three c.c.t.v. cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he cannot verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters they don't want their money she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of it these vests i depend on journalism from my family a prime minister has seen it says she has faith in the election commission. this election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate al

will be holding talks with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma qatar a few hours ago after calling on countries in the gulf to end their dispute saying it had gone on for far too long has more. mike bomb paling qatar where the message to the gulf countries and their dispute the west political crisis in decades for the gulf cooperation council president and i both believe the ongoing dispute in the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests the emir of qatar shaped i mean been hammered out than he greeted bomb peo after discussions with qatar's foreign minister said mohamed but i'll get a fanny both countries say they are keen to consolidate trade and military cooperation that includes expanding the largest u.s. military base in the middle east and the date near the capital doha is home to the forward operating base of u.s. central command. and then we have discussed all the issues of interest for our countries regional issues starting with the gulf cooperation council and the peace process in the middle east as well as the rec

begins with mohammed and i was. i was the global. and the other student i was very fortunate to be awarded. on al-jazeera. these are your top stories so far this new u.s. house of representatives which is not controlled by the democrats has passed a package of bills to end the partial government shutdown but it's likely to be blocked by the republican majority senate as the border war continues. the joint investigation by al-jazeera and. the u.s. military has stepped up its bombing campaign against vice president decision to withdraw all u.s. forces. in school so closed in southern thailand as the reaching braces for tropical storm hundreds of people have been taken to shelters. egypt is trying to stop the broadcast of an interview with president. given to us television network c.b.s. now in the interview with the current affairs show sixty minutes c c says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fights in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. so when we don't have t

last week rahaf mohammed al-qanun, who's 18, barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport, toesist deportation. she said she feared she'd be killed by her relatives — because she'd renounced islam. in the past few hours she arrived at toronto airport and was greeted by canada's foreign minister. nada twafik reports from toronto. ra haf rahaf mohammed al-qanun arrived with a smile as she took the first steps into her new life. how does it feel to be in canada? she was escorted out by the canadian foreign minister chrystia freeland who was on hand to welcome her and pass on flowers to one her supporters. after chronicling her ordeal on social media, she chose this moment, now safely in toronto, to let another speak on her behalf. she wanted canadians to see that she is here, that she is well, and that she is very very happy to be in her new home. although she did comment to me about the cold. it has been a whirlwind journey for rahaf mohammed al-qanun, extraordinary that just a few days ago she was an unknown teenager and now she has commanded the attention of the world and reig

it took more than three weeks for mohammed else above to find out that his son easy had been detained by egyptian authorities egypt reportedly suspects him of wanting to join terrorist islamic state fight is in the country that says mohammad is not true his last contact with his son was on december seventeenth yes from the whole family is psychologically exhausted i have a breakdown at work this is really knocked me out. mohamed else about says his son flew to looks on route to cairo to visit his grandfather but never arrived in the egyptian capital the german government said on thursday that easel was in an egyptian prison hardly reassuring news this. egyptian prisons are like a horror film even worse than a horror film even the words egyptian prison are terrifying people get beaten tortured and killed there i'm afraid for my son he could be in jail for ten years in detention without charges in egypt that's normal to normal ease or else about holds dual german and egyptian citizenship his father hopes that the german government will be able to convince egypt to send him back home to

sultan a participant in the january twenty fifth revolution and human rights advocate mohammed it's great to talk to you thank you for coming on the show thank you for having me now you have every reason to hate the current egyptian authorities as they threw into jail where you were tortured and from what i understand you were only released after the intervention of the obama administration but as horrible as i suppose you are a deal was were and he still below. is a strong word but. i would say that i definitely opposed the current policies of the regime that we are seeing now on president levels of repression. nothing like we've seen even in the mubarak era and has so yes i was opposed from a very principled and value based what's a call this is not a difference of narratives or differing narratives this is. a crackdown on ever has it has suffocated the political space in egypt has over sixty thousand political prisoners has killed has killed thousands of people and has a dozen more your rights record. and you know quite honestly it's from a value a value based principle stands th

here in switzerland complete strangers stop mohamed ha son mohammed on the street to ask his opinion on experiences unfamiliar as the freezing weather conditions as he came here straight from a refugee camp in kenya a world away from the upscale ski resort of davos. the suffering we have is of living without hope uncertainty not knowing where i will be i don't have a passport i don't of documents i don't have an identity. his home is the kakuma refugee camp in northwestern kenya on the border to south sudan. he shares it with one hundred eighty five thousand other refugees who need special permits to leave the camp mohamed hossam has been living here for the past twenty two years i just want people to understand that we're. people we're not animals we're not bees you're not flies we deserve dignity and we have dreams you have hopes we just want to be part of society that's all and. he never gave up those hopes. on learning how to use a computer and become a community leader for the camp's young inhabitants and then he was invited to the world economic forum in davos. after a protract

senate passed a resolution in december holding the crown prince mohammed bin responsible for the murder just last week saudi arabia said eleven people it's believed were behind the killing have gone on trial but for least no name. let's go live now to jamal shell in istanbul and just tell us what's happening that small one hundred days. well there are a small gathering go of human rights activists gathered outside there were led by amnesty international who one of the representatives read out a statement essentially to mark the one hundred days but also to remind the world the justice is still not being served through the perpetrators of that murder it's very important for remember that. with all the outrage. spillover that's happened in occurred as a result of this murder there were reports that the crown prince himself the key suspect in this was advised by members of the trumpet ministration that you'd be able to weather the storm that's you know it would only last for two or three months maximum and after that people would forgets about it and that's why one hundred days since the m

mohamed: there is a reason for that, which is that the u.s.e only major economy that implemented progrowth policies. whether you agree with them or not, the vast majori of economists tell you that deregulation and tax cuts resulted in short-term growth. much of europe was paralyzed by -political issubrexit, the handover in germany in terms of political leadership. many, many uncertainties. that explains the divergence. however, the u.s. needs to continue on the progrowth. as to the central banks, the fed teis the only one raising but not the only one tightening policy. the ecb in europe is tightening policies by stopping the asset purchase proam. so we have a tightening of monetary policy and economic slowing. laura: mohamed el-erian there. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, their photos brought worldwide attention to liberia's civil war. a new exhibit highlights the transition from conflict t peace. the island of taiwan must and will be reunited with china -- those are the words of chinese , in aent

senate passed a resolution last month holding mohammed been someone responsible songe arabia said it put eleven suspects on trial last week but didn't name them techies latest say the culprits should stand trial in istanbul and if the saudis refused to hand them over they'll be tried in absentia. well let's bring in our panel now from istanbul matthew brize a senior fellow at the atlantic council a former u.s. ambassador to azerbaijan and former white house official in beirut we have rami kouri professor of journalism at the american university of beirut and nonresident senior fellow at harvard university and from cornwall in the u.k. on skype david haye human rights lawyer and co-founder of the legal consultancy sterling hay and detained international welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story ronnie corey. was your friend has anything positive come about in the last one hundred days that make you hopeful that justice will be set for tomorrow i would say yes there are some hopeful signs as well as some negative ones the most interesting i think and significant thing is t

mohamed is also reminding me, it's plus interest. it is close to 50 million, but we won't quibble about that. i'm proud we are hosting this in this part of san francisco, a community that's shareholdering a lot of the responsibilities. it's important that we build in the fabric of our city the infrastructure that we need so that we can continue to be successful. and i will leave on this note, and i just want to again say thank you to all of the men and the women that dedicated their life to assisting us and being a first responder. i'm forever grateful. thank you. [applause] >> chair nuru: and now we'll hear from the president of the fire commission, mr. ken cleaveland. >> president cleaveland: thank you, mohamed, and thank you to our next member of the board of equalization, so congratulations, malia, on that. good morning. everyone, it's a pleasure to be representing the fire commissions. i have a couple of commissioners i'd like to recognize. michael hardeman and commissioner francee covington. it's been a long time coming to get

his troops will leave syria turkey is considering a major offensive against kurdish fighters there mohamed atta reports from gaziantep near the turkey syria border. on syria is experiencing its last whiles in three months. al qaida linked fighters and taking back rebels a bottling out in a territory in the western aleppo countryside both blame each other for cheating the fight. with el acknowledge that while you wait for the third consecutive day al-qaeda fighters have been at second our positions in rural it will we have received enforcements and are pushing back fighting is now all around the village of up me the mccaffrey of slowly women. activists say that al-qaeda linked high attired in a sham group is trying to cut off tuckey budget fight is in the north enclave of a free from those in the northwest and province of it the group is now said to be in full control of the sort to take ton of that it has and several villages surrounding. the violence is causing the now familiar scenes of an exodus of civilians hundreds of fled their homes this new wave of fighting comes of the u.s. presid

hamad thank you mohammed out in gaziantep our u.s. secretary of state mark pump aoe is expected to arrive in armand soon after meeting with saudi leaders in riyadh. talked about the war in yemen and the threat posed by iran in meetings with crown prince mohammed bin man they agreed as well on the importance of deescalating operations in yemen and sticking to the ceasefire agreed to last month on players canceled his kuwaiti leg of the trip to return to the u.s. for a family funeral which has been following developments for us from kuwait city so he's not going to be going there now but. overall i mean let's talk about the de meetings in saudi arabia. we mentioned there did the war in yemen but presumably did the own going investigation into the murder of jim is something that would have come up there in those discussions. well you would assume however a publically speaking and through the statements thoughts were pushed out both by the saudi embassy in. rather sorry the american embassy in saudi arabia and the state department there w

rahaf mohammed al-qunun, mark my words, is going to start a revolution in saudi arabia.ts of so many young saudis saying one, you have shown us we can do this. by many questions remain unanswered, for now she summed up herfeelings questions remain unanswered, for now she summed up her feelings to this surprising outcome in, of course, tweed, thanking the online army pichai says saved her life. police in wisconsin have charged a 21—year—old man with kidnapping a teenage girl and murdering her parents. jake patterson was arrested on two counts of first—degree homicide and one count of kidnapping. 13—year—old jayme closs had been held captive since october, after her mother and father were shot dead. she managed to escape and was found yesterday. the opposition presidential candidate in the democratic republic of congo, martin fayulu, has demanded a manual recount of votes in the presidential election. he insists he won most votes and is due to lodge a court appeal to press his claim. on thursday, the country's election commission announced that another opposition leader, f

a contact takes us to a ghetto that is still operating in spite of the new law mohammed balladeer has been picked up three times by the new gerry and military trying to reach libya and now he's run out of money. asian diplomas show me. he feels he's got nothing to lose. because one of. the enough to do. mohammed is from guinea conakry on the west african coast a country that's seen by in an ethnic clashes. and iraq once again. be a v.m. brotherhood the result. of one man who knows he's a. bug. me along a new job as you for me is a long way i'm a pretty solid freak little. sun lit up lovely. girls and. well going to the. that i was only as. we set off from our goddess to follow the route migrants take to reach europe our destination is still cool. and from there we want to drive towards the libyan border we will travel with an i.o.m. team that's on a rescue mission. looking for migrants who are lost in the desert as three car army escort provide security. we soon get a taste of what travel in the desert is like we're just outside decor and we're already having the second public car bre

stars have been shortlisted for the calf african player of the year award liverpool super striker mohamed salah has a name that many would have expected to see on the list sellers and field teammate saudia manny is also on the shortlist the pair helped liverpool take top spot in the premier league table arsenal's america obama young completes the list obama young has been in red hot goal scoring form for his club the season the winner will be announced on the eighth of january. where the player place to set the n.f.l. has had its annual clear out of coaches it's become known as black monday the jets broncos buccaneers dolphins and cardinals all cut their head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals a modern lewis who'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots but with the third straight losing season and attendance down it was time for the bengals to make the cut and then deliver what the number one goal is nasty world champions and we did not get a. lot

mohammed missile man in the eyes and would say we know we know what you've done how you manufactured a crisis with qatar and went on to blockaded on the basis of false information and in the process tried to deceive or president meaning thrown in order to take your side against qatar i think it's very clear for secretary perform pale former director of the cia what exactly went down here just as it is. quite obvious for his successor mrs hasp of the director of the cia today how riyadh or who in riyadh is responsible for the murder of journalist in the saudi consulate in istanbul so all of that knowledge all of the information is available to the secretary of state when he meets his counterparts or when he meets the crown prince and the king of saudi arabia just as he did yesterday by the way when he met the crown prince and i would not be the question is whether he would be using that information the american leverage with the saudis and the him or ickes in order to end those misplaced to say the least reckless policies carried by riyadh and while he's in riyadh is expected to bring

at the same time, a reflects mohammed bin salman's wish to consolidate all l por in his country and toakake it clear o civil society, to the public, thatat the lifting of the drivig ban is not because [indiscernible] but because he decided it. it is a clear signal to the saudi public not to get any ideas, n not to think k that jut becaususe he lifted d this drivg ban thahat it had anything to do with what the public is demanding and that he will severely punish the saudi public who make any demands on him. in a sense, he is signaling we will act with absolute authority, absolute monarch. amy: let's go to another clip from the censored episode of "patot act" on silic valley's lalationip w witsaudii arabia. >> since 2016, m h has iesteted on the11 billion in silinn lleyey, king s sdi arabia the largest single funding source for u. startups. me on, silicon vley. u'u' supuppod to be antitiapitalist. you take money fm m saud aria? so you're against slaughterhouses unless they are in yemen? , you aretney radsch talking about this earlier. >> i think this is a really critical point that might

there are hyper nationalists that the rahaf mohammed al-qanun as a traitor but there is also a questione guardianship laws and that they are unjust. for many who may believe the accusation against her family that she is in an abusive relationship, that could locate things for many saudi women. there are saudi women in this situation. it has caused a bit of a social conversation in the kingdom and i don't think the government wins on trying to make her out to be a villain in this and certainly host to marcus shoji, it is well advised to remain silent. —— post khashoggi. will "women to make more of a risk? —— take. post khashoggi. will "women to make more of a risk? -- take. she is in a domestic violence situation. that is how legitimacy as an asylum seeker here in canada. not all countries accept that the commission but we do. in the case of other women, many of the organisers of women's movement inside saudi arabia are in prison. the hierarchy or infrastructure for women's movement are infrastructure for women's movement a re really infrastructure for women's movement are really quite d

official policy is his president still thinks mohammed that is a key ally he said repeatedly that he does not believe that mom had been so man had a role in the killing often off the shelves at the saudi consulate in istanbul despite the cia coming up with evidence and conclusions that there was some sort of involvement by the saudi leadership including muhammad been summoned so that is one of the issues which will further improve ties between the united states and turkey which was a mandate that lindsey graham came with this is the second visit by a high placed u.s. official to turkey after the announcement of the two quid drawn from the turkish syrian border by the u.s. president and that was the other important issue that was discussed between us and between the u.s. senator and fish officials the troop withdrawal and what lindsey graham is hoping for is a phased withdrawal rather than a drop pullout where u.s. forces are in the syrian territory for enough time that iceland is defeated his view is different again from the u.s. president who thinks that iceland has been defeated u.

mohammed our son. is a member of the bangladesh nationalist party he says his party polling station observers were arrested or prevented from entering by ruling party supporters. we have lost all faith in the election commission we don't believe they will stick to the all.

mohammed missile man in the eyes and would say we know we know what you've done how you manufactured the crisis with qatar and went on to blockaded on the basis of false information and in the process tried to deceive or present meaning thrum in order to take your side against qatar i think it's very clear for secretary book on pale former director of the cia what exactly went down here just as it is. quite obvious for his successor mrs hasp of the director of the cia today how riyadh or who in riyadh is responsible for the murder of journalist in the saudi consulate in istanbul so all of that knowledge all of the information is available to the secretary of state when he meets his counterparts or when he meets the crown prince and the king of saudi arabia just as he did yesterday by the way when he met the crown prince and i would not be the question is whether he would be using that information the american leverage with the saudis and the him or ickes in order to end those misplaced to say the least those reckless policies carried by riyadh. in riyadh pompei as expected to bring u

and speak now to mohammed val our correspondent who joins us on the line from khartoum and mohammed we're getting reports of police firing at mourners of another funeral of one of the protesters who died on thursday. florida was mission but our sources there at the funeral said they haven't had any gunshots of this type but that our session is still going on now they are taking the body of the sixty year old mario bashir who likened to his wound today in a hospital to his final burial place and they are chanting of course you know a hundred or two of people are chanting for session against the government and we had but they have been. challenging some of the security. teams in cars that have been surrounding the place but if there is if there is a. fish to think that about four session we haven't yet got any confirmation of if this is just a set casualty or who died so far since the fresh start of the forces yesterday because honey the doctor who was killed yesterday was barely buried an earlier today and a child a fourteen year old mohammed ali was also killed in those protests and today

senate passed a resolution last month holding mohammed been someone responsible songe arabia said it put eleven suspects on trial last week but didn't name them techies leaders say the culprits should stand trial in istanbul and if the saudis refused to hand them over they'll be tried in absentia elu. well let's bring in our panel now from istanbul matthew brize a senior fellow at the atlantic council a former u.s. ambassador to azerbaijan and former white house official in beirut we have rami kouri professor of journalism at the american university of beirut and nonresident senior fellow at harvard university and from cornwall in the u.k. on skype david haye human rights lawyer and co-founder of the legal consultancy sterling hay and detained international welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story ronnie corey. was your friend has anything positive come about in the last one hundred days that make you whole for all that justice will be served for tomorrow i would say yes there are some hopeful signs as well as some negative ones the most interesting i think and signific

it's been a whirlwind journey for rahaf mohammed al-qanun.s extraordinary that just a few days ago she was an unknown teenager and now she has commanded the attention of the world's media and reignited a debate about the treatment of women in saudi arabia. rahaf al-qanun had been trying to reach australia by way of thailand when her passport was confiscated and she was told she would be deported. the 18 year—old barricaded herself in an airport hotel room and sent out fevered messages on twitter that she feared her family would kill her for renouncing islam. i'm not leaving my room until i see unchr, i want asylum. within a day, the campaign #saverahaf went viral, piling on international pressure. thai immigration police, who initially said her case was a family problem, instead placed her in the care of the united nations refugee agency which deemed her a legitimate refugee. saudi arabia and canada have been on bad terms ever since ottawa criticised riyadh's arrest of women's rights activists in a tweet months ago. this settlement of rahaf m

defend their areas in the last remaining oppositional stronghold and further east in the country and mohamed chickie around the area where we have it seems we've got the turkish troops massing on one side of this city and we have syrian government troops massing on the other side i mean how what's the potential there for for there to be some kind of confrontation once u.s. forces do venture pull out. while the issue is we don't even know what clear timetable right now for the u.s. troop withdrawal given a time statement that he doesn't know when they're putting alt of course in the past two weeks we've seen the plan for up the withdrawal of troops from now where we have an all time high not all and there's been shifting alliances in those two weeks we've seen turkey been going to war fulton sending its tanks rolling across the border. topping their allies within the syrian rebel groups to get us cruel sauce possible to none because they want to get out the kurdish y p d forces from here of course the. kurdish y.p.u. fight is sensing that they have been pushed to the wall and abundant by the

mohamed is an official of the la tour guides association he says there's been a decline in the number of visitors every time they talk anyway in case. reports by the media that the gunman who carried out the recent attack in nairobi passthrough lamu have affected us any attack anywhere in kenya some of the progress we've made. was the government's warnings to their nationals against travel to the kenyan coast. every morning at the young men. it's these young men but what it does most. they say they're now planning and mumble festivals and cultural activities to attract more visitors to the island and hopefully help it regain its glorious past. believe its main city is facing a waste disposal crisis after a landslide that's rubbish dump cracks in the landfill exposed to dark liquid which community leaders say is dangerous for those living nearby streets are now piling up with garbage well thousands of kilometers away malays here is fast becoming the top destination for plastic waste were around the world people have been trying to cash in on china's decision to stop buying discarded pl

a revolution initiated by this man king mohammed the sixth the royal family's very own son king. in keeping with his wishes morocco will soon be harvesting forty percent of its electricity from solar and wind power making the country a pioneer in africa. the solar farm in where says that also boasts over half a million parabolic curved mirrors the technology is expensive but morocco's authorities are convinced the transition will pay off in the long term. meanwhile showed is back on the road in the high atlas mountains. today he's traveling to ten months to service solem audios there. the village is part of the nationwide green mosques program the idea is to use solar power generators for mosques to generate their own electricity. if everyone goes to the mosque. men women and children. if you think about how many mosques we have here. ideal ways to sensitize the country to everything solar energy has to offer good and i was. the midday call to prayer. oh. a few years ago the villages rallied to build this new place of worship the green must. warm. the. sixteen solar panels adorn

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

ottley, mike tyson, and maybe alex will be one of those names one day. —— mohammed ali.on. this uses a modified head site to track how his eyes track a moving point. eyesync can tell whether it there will be an underlying brain injury to be concerned about. this says that his left brain responds better than his right, nothing to worry about right now, something can work on. eyesync says the system can help with early signs of dementia. meanwhile, nick has met a different thing to help prevent injuries and the first place, not in boxing but in bicycling. today we know the main areas that are affected during an accident, the thorax and the knack. this is what it will be safe, it will protect the thorax and an neck. let us put it to the test. let us see that an instant replay. buried sensors follows the writers motion, it inflates in one tenth of a second when things go wrong. it asked as a flotation device? this year, there are some companies offering medication for free. year, there are some companies offering medication forfree. they describe as medical hypnosis. the pai