and mohammed, he received a message from god. this message is called qur'an, which is like a re-citation because mohammed was not reading or writing. so it was dictated to him through the angel gabriel. we say that the qur'an is the final, direct, comprehensive message that god gave to mohammed through the angel gabriel. the muslims, whether they are sunni or shiite or sufis, they use the qur'an and it is the same. you will not find another qur'an with shia or with sunni, it is the same. not like our neighbors, who have the catholic bible and the protestant -- 66 books in this, but 73 in the other. that is why you will find the exact qur'an all around the world. no other edition, no other thing about the qur'an. it is unique. the qur'an came through 23 years. 13 years in the city of mecca and 10 years in the city of medina. the 13 years after hijra, after migration, and 10 years after medina. through 23 years, it was portions, chapters, small, here and there, and the prophet was dictating them to his they write them down and they

sello teen is mohammed most of them my g.'s twenty six year old son he now lives in a slum that's located near the textile factory where he works. the textile workers share this public bath feel but if my parents land hadn't been flooded i'd still be in the village going to school so that if you don't follow. the wrong way you should we had to move three or four times because of flooding my parents finally ran out of money so that's why i had to come to dhaka first i worked in a shop but it didn't pay much that's why i switched to the textile factory and was . saluting his wife and child live in this small apartment. or the doing. life in the village was good i went to school and lived in my parents' house. i don't see that kind of life ever again like i know the perfect there's no walk in boa so i had to move here. i did it before. this is senator david vitter to his job at the textile factory. thank you thank. you. thank you. thank. you thank you. thousands of other climate refugees make a similar trip every day. thanks. in

but mohammed believes that is no longer the case. always here on the water used to mean life to me but now it means death. and. flooding is not new in the flood country bangladesh. it was once welcomed. the rivers deposit a little soil throughout the delta region and this creates some of the country's best farmland. but now it is from eight days to seven days that hughes changes his opinion because of one source is on the song of the cyclops because of the sea water of rice and because of the highest speed of the wood. you hold up in the safety of the body does. it taste ten times i have done. so the speed of the water baby i. mean young cubic feet but second to water the speed that it is creating but we got it. although this people that maybe know some victim of the crime because they had a meeting on leave think eighteen's up on anyone but compared to develop developed countries in a meeting place then fifteen to point b. johnson. due to the sea level rise which is the beginning to happen one which will happen in a major way in ban

but mohammed believes that is no longer the case. always here on the water used to mean not life to me but now it means death. and. flooding is not new in the flat country bangladesh. it was once welcomed. the rivers deposit illegal soil throughout the delta region and this creates some of the country's best farmland. but now it is from eight days to seventy's. new rules change is happening because of foreign sources on the song of the cyclops because of the sea water rise and because of the highest speed of the. you load up and the safety of the body bags. with these ten times higher than that . so the speed of the water baby i don't mean young feet but second to water speed then it is me again that means that it will. although these people that maybe know some victim of the crime because they had a meeting on leave think eighteen's up on anyone but compared to develop even the country's people in a meeting place then fifty two point b. johnson. due to the sea level rise which the beginning to happen on which will happen in a major

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mohammed volunteered he borrowed money to take it acta taxi to the accident site. >> saying i'm goingand mother with a smile. notas as if he knew he was coming back. he could not help seeing all those people drowned and not doing anything about it. so, he acted spontaneously. since he was a little kid he was always brave and helpful to others. reporter: without any diving gear, mohammed told 8 bodies from the cold river while battling against a strong and unforgiving current. mosul emergency responders were overwhelmed by the scope of the ferry accident. they lacked equipment and manpower. officials were so desperate for assistance they put out a call for volunteers. two of those volunteers including the helmet drow -- including the homage round. drowned.ing mohammed he was overcome with emotion. >> it inspired me to go to the river and retrieve this hero to return him to his family and the people of mosul. everyone is so proud of and. reporter: dozens of people are still missing. each day since the accident, families gather outside the morgue, hoping the next body brought in will be

live or is mohamed morsi so i tell you some me in or more be a little for this them can. get if you have a top. in. that mr. levy. has a mock was one of some of attorney. for thought in homestead. femen. demille who are what they say the menacing. a very are. and had our. mortgage. but moore says attempt at salvaging the situation appear to have failed the opposition was not convinced that the revolution was under threat instead it dug its heels in and continue to demand that morsi step down immediately . in the other in. the law for the. can was if a get. in if he. so what kind of conspiracy you worked. on are not all the c.d.'s i. have to. deal for just to. back to the. what noise. bishop to saudi. arabia to a guy. who. has he. would do not accord same. worship has a lot of the female bad seed had the soul be severely. looked at me. about the. most it was and all of what some have had rather odd. more sort of analysis and i'm aware that i'm going to get thoughts of how early. voting. today while others are going to be. the focus of it all ended in a c.c. victim. and the

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following mohammed has. several bands developed imitating the brass and percussion styles one is still run by or is it for you me who once played in one of the incarnations of the original as a beloved and. new groups have sprung up trying to keep the break tradition alive but giving it a modern spin by adding new rhythms and instruments. six piece band still plays in the old traditional style and still manages to get gigs at family events today. and one of. the fellows in the little. bit. in this bit of. that. there's a moment if and. when. i know. i'm no mother i guess but i did what. i got you did or i know i had begun a lot of really good credit real well would be. a vet if yannis a lie in my head that good that. i know my way along with the end of odds as i had been aware of when in fact. i know i had been in as. well my head when you can let me down loudly yeah can you because i'm a. we when in bed to the auto or not had. family on here had gotten really good at the get on with the. foot of us lived as

mohammed is is a young man in a hurry.the air, foreign policy, domestic reform, all within a a frame k wokwork of increasing authoritarianism. >> he's one in the same time our best hope of the kinds of reforms of the government and of the economy and of the society that we want and most saudis want. at the same time, he's the greatest em pedestrian mea meantment. it makes it difficult for us to cooperate. >> will this balance work? or will one or many of these balls crash to the ground? i'll guf you my thoughts, when i return. ♪ t-mobile is always happy to see you. when you join t-mobile you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. they work together doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awesome... daily. feed your cells with centrum® micronutrients today. feed your cells with you'll earn unlimited double camiles on every purchase,. every day... not just "airline purchases". th

mohamed counsels young men on the right way to hit their wives. likely with the hand he says and not in the face. if beating does not keep a wife in line, men can counsel load a wife tracking app on their phones. created by the saudi government, the app will send out a text alert if a wife heads for the airport or the border. >> testosterone is a dangerous drug. it's this view of women as both children and as chaotic sexual beings. >> the app is called -- arabic for your wish is my command. some men need more than one app because they have more than one wife. there are reportedly more than a million saudis in polygamous marriages. there are no churches in saudi arabia. christians pray in secret. >> we have secret churches there. house churches. >> practicing christianity is against the law. so is every other religion except islam. >> it is a tough place to be a christian. >> even tougher to be jewish. we must kill all the jews, says this so-called religious scholar. textbooks published just last year teach that jews are cowardly, devious. another

blowing house also sent the team to the site of a crush in the confidence of the global industry mohamed atta well just. in the. kurdish led forces in syria say thousands of feisal fighters have surrendered and by goods syrian democratic forces have been bombarding the armed groups final play for several days now the operation intensified after a brief pause to a lot of civilians to leave. our correspondent hard that abdel-hamid joins us live from gaza on top that's near the turkish syrian border are there what more can you tell us about what's happening in vogue. but certainly the fighting has been intensifying every day move forward. since sunday i would say at night being they have years bombardment strikes but also during the day the kurdish forces on the ground the syrian democratic forces are keeping the pressure now as you said about three thousand five hundred people have come out of over the last twenty four hours that according just folks president of the and among them there would be about two thousand fighters that surrendered and we are told that also a good chunk of these t

abdullah says the tone of us it mohammed out by at the. hobby and children are a necessity paint for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they have so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. some of this is the middle east campaign manager of amnesty international and joins us from beirut thank you very much for coming on the program today now i know that this whole court process the whole judicial process has been incredibly opaque but what can you tell us about the process that is taking place and what these activists have been accused of well today the women's rights activists including luzhin and her floral as easily use of . are facing the criminal court for potential charges against them and they've been arrested and held in detention for more for close to a year now where they were first targeted for their women's rights activism and for their peaceful activism and since then they f

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and now a religious school run by jaish e mohammed in northeastern pakistan appears to be intact days off to india said it destroyed the compound in an air raid that's according to satellite pictures from a private u.s. company reviewed by the reuters news agency the indian government said its air strikes hit all intended targets and killed a large number of fighters pakistan has maintained that the bomb the bombs here's a forested area and did not cause any casualties well al jazeera as far as jamil is live for us now in new delhi every had any response from the indian government to all this today. stasia no we have not the indian government throughout this entire affair has been fairly tight lipped but they've always maintained that yes these airstrikes did occur and they did hit their targets but the details have been going a little back and forth earlier ahmed shah the president of the governing b.g.p. party had claimed that at least two hundred fifty members of jaish e mohammed were killed in the air strike one of his junior members later walked that back saying that was on the s

haroun he's a firebrand cleric who supports all groups across kashmir including jaish e mohammed that's the group that claimed responsibility for the february fourteenth attack on indian troops that sparked this latest crisis between pakistan and india . god willing the fighters of eldad are already across the country and are ready to pounce on their targets and are waiting for the right time and god willing this year will be the liberation of the whole of kashmir. the anti indian pro united kashmiri ideology is fundamental to all of the groups in the region india has long maintained that these groups are directly funded and directed by pakistan's intelligence service the i.s.i. it's a charge pakistan the noise however the question remains what is pakistan doing about groups like al but they're rejecting and jaish e mohammad off. we have been hard on these groups know. it's a stupid policy in pakistan that. really remains with the state and norgrove will be able to use that bill bruford real reload to have that ability to use one for the groups so i think we are taking steps we have tak

has been arrested mohammed who came fourth in sunday's election accuses the government of rigging the results he was hoping to unseat president mr money. on new zealand's prime minister has led a service of remembrance in christchurch to remember the fifty people who died in the last attacks are there as andrew thomas was there. what words to the prime minister can adequately express the pain and suffering of new zealand's darkest day what words captured the anguish of muslim communities targeted by hatred and violence what words expressed the grief of the city of christchurch and then she found them a salaam aleikum peace be upon you they were words just cinderella durned said she'd heard repeatedly over the last fourteen days but even the ugliest of viruses can exist in places they are not welcome. racism exists but it is not welcome here this service exactly two weeks off to be al gore and linwood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman was broadcast on big screens around the country representatives from more than fifty countries came to hear islamic welcomes and prayers.

abdullah says the tone of us it mohammed out by at the. hobby and children are detained for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they've so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera rescuers in the area are searching for survivors after a block housing how a primary school collapsed in lagos several children a feared dead the tower was made up of apartment blocks with a primary school on the top floor as many as one hundred pupils were studying when the structure came down the journalist on the coming on is at the scene of the collapse. people are free at moments we've seen many outgoing lake of that governor arrive in the ranks with that happen that it's going to be a full investigation people remain angry both i've spoken to have been saying that somebody needs to be held accountable that they believe there were many many children and it

campaigning for the right to drive and had filmed themselves doing so now one of the crown prince mohammed bin summons much heralded reforms was giving the women women the right to drive but there have been a lot of a lot of other measures that he's been criticized for over recent months and it's seen that governments here in europe and elsewhere places like canada and australia which back to this statement also feel that they need to keep the pressure on the saudi authorities and particularly on mohammed bin cell man to actually start reforming and not just be seen to be taking action and there are others now being you were talking about earlier and the e.u. saying that well the statement itself isn't enough and that the e.u. can actually take more action. well the e.u. of course can take more action but whether it's prepared to do so right now is a new pope moot point because just in the last few hours here in brussels all twenty eight ministers of justice and home affairs of met to discuss a number of topics including migration and asylum reform but crucially they formally rejected a ne

one of the it was a mortgage and mohamed el. who was in build them. sort of just a germ dear just mae west. us that we're. on the phone thought earth sallah or should it in the near to the sons of the jungle near. the parts of the yes at that or just unfortunate that a queer one of those them by love say a fellow push at that. wall is an inch an echo ulas. janai a tenth o'boyle. must say the thoughts along muster up the schmidt which of south syria. at three zero zero eight be civil to bloom or to cars lift the consulate taking different routes. someone to the house of this would be consul not far from the consulate. that would be security with put forward for possible options as to what happened to her ship just by the. one based on movements of some of the hit squad was that it was dumped in the fast billy great forest. to that it was taken to the saudi capital riyadh on the private sudesh it. this is based on i remark the former saudi royal court advisor saw dooku funny is reported to have made in a leaked record these kind of conversation yes brin

full one of the lead campaigners against the ban on women driving is among those standing trial mohammed has story. is a younger activist who's been fighting for saudi women inside to drive among other demands she's a graduate of the university of british columbia in canada and was ranked by arabian business magazine as third on the list of top most powerful arab women in two thousand and fifteen in recognition of a feeling. but routine and other female campaigners paid a hefty price you clued in constant touch or sometimes even detention at the hands of saudi authorities. last may she was arrested after releasing a video showing her behind the wheel on a highway between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia in defiance of the ban on women driving. and even though the ban was lifted a month later jane remained in detention without charge or access to a lawyer she only found out the accusations against her via social media she was moved from one jail to another and the times her family couldn't visit her in an article in the new york times her sister alia said jane told her family and

it's lunchtime when fifty eight year old mohammed who say arrives to open a shop he sells drinks out of a container and the symmetry doesn't get busy until the afternoon but it's busier than it's ever been. so every day we're witnessing burials here there is no space left on this hilltop we are suffering from these attacks the un says thirty eight hundred civilians including one thousand children were killed in afghanistan last year it's a record for mohammed those numbers come to life in the hills around him he's lived at the foot of the symmetry watching it expand for over a decade. it is very painful in a nightmare from now when they bring the bodies sometimes twenty thirty even forty to be buried. the u.n. says one of the reasons for the record number of civilian deaths is i saw suicide attacks that were particularly deadly last year and they often targeted the shia minority over here and western kabul resulting in a lot of people being brought up here to be symmetry which is quickly filling up. the u.n. report found the biggest killer of civilians was the taliban responsible for

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of masood azhar who's the leader of josh or mohammed and his brother in law and self-doubt a pox on the site these arrests are part of the key leadership of various different groups the forty one come from different groups not just mohammed so this is a very significant crackdown but there is a very key line in the statement that the pakistanis released saying that they have these people on the observation they knew where they were what who they have been arrested is the leader of joshua mohammed now there's all sorts of rumors flying around about him that he's ill that he may have passed away now we don't know where they are on the pakistanis very tightly as if they do know where years old and what sources medical condition he is in so there is still a number of arrests still to be made and this is what the pakistanis telling us that in the coming days with the more and more arrests what we're hearing is the people who have been arrested have been taken to a jail in the whole well the process but that doesn't mean that the issue of armed groups has gone away on both sides of the disput

without any diving gear mohamed pulled eight bodies from the cold murky river while battling against a strong and unforgiving current mosul emergency responders were overwhelmed by the scope of the ferry accident they lacked equipment and manpower officials were so desperate for assistance they put out a call via the media for volunteers two of those volunteers including mohammed drowned while trying to recover more bodies from the water side heard about his death on the news and says he was overcome with emotion. it inspired me to go to the river and retrieve this hero to return him to his family his tribe and to the people of mosul everyone is so proud of him he achieved so much that will be remembered for years to come. dozens of people are still missing each day since the accident they are stripped from the simplest of their rights to have closure i'm afraid the longer these missing remain at the bottom of the river the bodies will decompose beyond recognition therefore we will have to go to the next stage with the d.n.a. testing and it will take months. in a city riven by sectar

mohamed nuru. he -- mohamed threw me off today because i have a place called mohamed's corner.ally behind the light post in the back, but he shifted today. he kind of threw me off. the office of economic and workforce development, larry mclenden has been a great help. joaquin torres is in the back, and larry has been a great help, also. and i will not forget, karen roy has always been here, supporting us, the director of child services. chief joanne hayes-white of the san francisco fire department is here with us, as well. [applause] >> sheriff hennesey is with us, also, and you all are there -- somebody will get mad if i don't call these out. allen nance is here with us, the chief probation officer. fran see covington as vice president of the fire commission. jimmy loyce, the vice president of the health commission. marisa rodriguez is here, representing district attorney george gascon. miss rodriguez is here, and robert torres who is here, the executive director of the rent stablization board. if i've forgotten anybody, please for give me. god isn't finished working with me y

has been arrested mohammed who last sunday's election accuses the government of rigging the results he and other opposition presidential candidates announced their plan to unseat the president as early as two money ahead of the chinese tech giant well a has defended the company's commitment to security after facing further accusations of failing to repair flaws in technology the u.s. has accused the company of being a security threat and led a campaign to blacklist it. i think the u.s. is the most powerful country in the world it's been the leader in many domains and the government has the attitude of a loser so i hope it can adjust its own attitude if we say that huawei would do something inappropriate such as spying that could put the survival of the company in jeopardy i don't think that should be allowed by the more than one thousand shareholders of huawei. affairs minister into this to finalize the agenda for sunday's thirtieth arab summit topics expected to be widely covered include donald trump's proclamation recognizing israel's sovereignty of the occupied golan heights as w

expert witnesses including the former un rapporteurs on torture and a former guantanamo detainee mohammed dual slahi. the report was a devastating indictment calling on the state governor lingle thora to his and politicians to finally take a stand against torture with their methods loudly and clear under no. they are what we tolerate then you remain true. other human being. it also calls for an investigation into the north carolina company erik contract is . are they participating in the illegal kidnapping and disappearance of prisoners overseas we have no idea and they certainly could do it again if a future us administration introduced this program. we wanted to ask eric contract his about their business today offering what they call specialized past. and cargo transport haitian solutions to customers around the globe we rate to three former pilots and even called on them no one would speak . i'm sorry is not. could could we talk to him. not there. we also contacted every contract his management who didn't reply so we called on lawyer lamar armstrong listed for many years as a senior ma

meillard mohamed regularly comes out to the desert to get away from the noise and pollution of the city he says for him exploring the harsh landscape is a kind of therapy one that can pay off along the way he searches for telephones white does or truffles in demand in the gulf states. even the small truffles have a special taste in the past people used to cut the truffles into pieces and dry them that made them softer and they could be used as a spice. unlike in europe religion truffle hunters don't use dogs or pigs to track down the prized fund guy the truffles are often very deep and it takes an experience to know where to dig abundant rain this year has made them more plentiful than usual but that's also driven down prices dealers will only give me a lot mohammed a little over half what he's charged for them in the past so the current rate translates into about fifty euros a kilo but this is not just about money the trouble hunter says his love for the libyan desert will always draw him back. like to get a face the first nice thing business i think. we make up about three quarters of

link a bit american officials have said that mr coo shop she is murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen and so far there's been no comment from either the saudi authorities or from the national in inquiry gavin de becker says he has handed in all the information that he has gathered in his investigation to u.s. federal officials so we'll see what happens next and something sure you will have in next hour i did have news alex forrest watching with that thriller of a story thank you. you are watching indeed every news we will leave you now with images of earth our cities around the world turned off the lights on famous landmarks and a call for global action on climate change i'm christine wonder in britain thanks for your company see you. in ruins are a. symbol of the long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim. christian population. compared the city center and seventeen.

it was started by mohammed has about who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time of our best and the diva of egypt while it was under ottoman rule in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in eight hundred sixty and mohammed ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has abolished band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has a and the bands played at family and national festivities. those days are over but the has a has retained a place in the hearts of egyptians today many of whom still think of it as the people's music. i know i'll like. ah. atlanta. got me on my. return to. coughing up. can do yeah. i know i'll be honest and one up for your own. comic you. mean for once when i was last year someone. was. someone. who was in bed with my. concern the most he was of and that if. can you eat a new. dog or will you be teddy what can you eat and you called the number was again more jimin i was ian lee is going to. b

story extensively and did d.w. a bit they made that many reports linking the sound crown prince mohammed bin solomon to the killing now saudi arabia has always denied that there was any link a bit american officials have said that mr shop shoes murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen now so far has been no comment from either the saudi authorities or from the national in inquiry gavin de becker says he has handed in all the information that he has gathered in his investigation to u.s. federal officials so we'll see what happens next in something sure you will have been next hour i do alex forrest watching thriller of a story thank you. and for me you know when lewis hamilton has won the ball rained grand prix to tame his first victory off the season but he enjoyed a big slice off luck along the way the miss a day's drive it took advantage in the dying stages when engine trouble denied ferrari's shell to a first ever formula one victory the reigning champion hamilton finished it off teammate vault us in second with occur in. it washing up in years to leave yo

an institute that is backed by king mohammed vi.xtremism. he also talked about cooperation in building a world of greater solidarity to promote inter—religious dialogue. translation: i am grateful that my visit offers a significant opportunity for advancing inter—religious dialogue and mutual understanding between followers of our two religions. the courage to encounter one another and extend the hand of friendship is a pathway of peace and harmony for humanity, whereas extremism and hatred cause division and destruction. also on the pope's agenda is the meeting with a group of migrants in a centre that was established by a catholic humanitarian organisation in the capital, rabat. also a mass that will be attended by about 10,000 people. afghan officials say the country's vice president, abdul rashid dostum, has escaped unhurt from an attack that killed one of his bodyguards. they said the attackers ambushed mr dostum's convoy in northern afghanistan. several others were wounded in an hour—long battle. the taliban said it carried ou

in hungary i'm thinking of erdogan in turkey when i expand the lens i'm thinking of sisi in egypt mohammed bin sell man in saudi arabia donald trump in the united states also naro in brazil see in china i am seen to territory in the philippines i am seeing the so-called strong men or for terry in men and fascist leaders around the world who seriously and dangerously. are a danger to everyone fright but seriously in the interest specifically women's rights and the one thing connecting all of these also are terry and is that they are terrified of feminists because feminists say at the heart of authoritarianism is patriarchy and the way it privileges male dominance so i think the biggest challenge to for women's rights across the world are these are for a tear in the around the world and we must fight them the sypher asli and vehemently globally. l to how we are feminist activist thank you very much for joining us thank you for having me. now if you're not one of the people counting down the hours it's exactly three weeks until united kingdom is supposed to leave the european union prime mini

saudi consulate in istanbul last october was part of a wider campaign authorized by crown prince mohammed bin. the report cites u.s. officials with access to classified intelligence documents mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the new york times a reveals that in two thousand and seventeen a body calling itself the saudi rap that intervention group was formed now this was at about the time that the mohammed bin solomon was elevated to the position of crown prince since then says the newspaper this group has carried out a number of operations in neighboring countries and further afield including the forcible repatriation of saudi dissidents of back to riyadh and other cities in saudi arabia now the new york times does not name the intelligence sources that use the cia itself has declined to comment however it does name some of the individuals involved in this group it says that the group is headed by sadal cult tiny a close associate of the crown prince now president trump has insisted that the whole affair of the murder of jamal for shoji in his view is over he says that he is int

are about much more than selling essential threads of a history they'll do anything to keep alive mohammed atta at the pinta lundy a shelter in bowl of east in brazil. and there are plenty of all still ahead and. i'm sure. the symmetry in western kabul coming up and we telling you who's to blame for record number of civilian casualties in afghanistan last year. we report them first line of defense against the latest outbreak. hello which is stopped raining and snowing in afghanistan and pakistan and there's no more in the immediate future pretty look further west there is another system developing i think instead a lot from the north because immediately it's affecting turkey and probably syrians far south as lebanon this is the picture on monday breaks of lightish rain the wind not overly strong it keeps marching slowly eastward the cloud is still on the coast and further south into egypt it's cheese day with a few showers on it but it hasn't come to much in iran just a little bit of rain every now and again across the heart of the country it has not made it for the temperatures don't chan

intelligence reports with suggested and these were credible intelligence reports that the jaish e mohammed was planning another attack now in the face of pakistan's absolute refusal to act the only option left to us was to attack the jaish e mohammad. now our think was it was nonmilitary it was not an attack on pakistan we attacked no military installations it was a counterterrorism operation in a very remote part of india which of pakistan where there were no civilian populations. that there was a pleasure to have you with us on the w thank you very much. turning out to somali with police and the captain over the shoes says an almost twenty four hour battle with extremists is over special forces reportedly killed all the fight is who laid siege in the building next to a hotel they've bombed on thursday night that bombing a set of course heavy casualties. and not have chaos right in the center of mogadishu people flee for their lives just after an explosion in the busiest area of the somali capital the target hotel macao. a luxury hotel in impoverished mogadishu house about his targeted be