mohamed managed to escape but he was wounded back in kenya he was given amnesty. but others still undergo the same recruitment because up to date based security expert. there are people who are still being groomed. group that are being. radicalized dead a lot of videos flying around messages fly in and out targeting. people that is basically the poor youths. just 10 minutes away from the mombasa city center lies to sony mohammed was radicalized here the sony is known to be mumbai terror but there are people here who want to change that the man who study mahmoud is fighting radical priests trying to convince the young and angry at there is a peaceful islam right as a result. from this sort of what we just told them that they've been getting along the presentation of the koran the sealers of our thoughts as leaders by just watching as our young people suffer and most of us we decided to give them the rights or protection of the koran had a man in a minute. to study mahmoud tries to solve the problem of radicalization inside the community but his efforts often nullif

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may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against the arabiya in return khalid sheikh mohammed who wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle hain explains the court proceeding so far. this offer of assistance 1st comes in this court filing it's all part of the lawsuit from the survivors and victims of $911.00 against the government of saudi arabia so as part of this process the lawyer said that they needed to speak with the people who are in custody accused of being a can being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this file in the lawyer say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death penalty in the go on to say that he would be much more willing to cooperate if the death penalty was no longer a concern the problem for the lawyers in this 911 case is this is a civil litigation what the he's referring to is the criminal trial so they're really not connected to each other that said these vi

but they have to confirm metzler mohammed saleh was closely linked to al qaeda in bahrain. you know see john lewis the. year. looking around at a very innocent. is a bahraini national who registered at a military training camp for the soldiers of allah linked to al qaeda. the recordings of these men had been kept secret since july 20th levon and have only recently come to light. so serve out. 4 months before alba lucia recorded this statement on the streets of bahrain had been the scene of violent clashes between the offshore it is and opposition protesters the question is why did mohammed saleh. choose to make these secret video recordings at that time i also do other mark but. i don't know who or what he was going to. be dark or not. and why i remember him and. only when we were in the only way to. well that's the lot of them around your house will not let me now watch a lot of the. following on rest in to near 0 and egypt opposition demonstrators took to the streets of the capital manama in february 20th 11. the protests quickly gathered momentum. and the authorities res

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is finding itself isn't it as mohammed has pointed out finding itself in a very awkward position it's about to leave the european union we expect and therefore is vulnerable as he put it or in even more graceful need if you like of of us patronage and certainly in the form of a. big fat trade deal so they're prepared to do what it takes to keep that relationship going would you agree with that. just to or some extent i think the expectation was the same with regard to the nuclear deal when for instance that their us president decided 1st to decertify the us and then to withdraw the us from didn't care there was the expectation that the u.k. might break ranks with the rest of the u. and the position itself closer to the u.s. but that did not happen we have seen actually a closing out of the rancid between the u.k. and under the tree france and germany in particular so it really depends on the front which we are talking about i think on their nuclear issue as correctly they are already at the beginning the u.k. has been still nandini its position. after defending the new ground by stand

mohamed was a metro driver but that day he was off work so he stayed at home with her younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never right. after. you know mosque in brussels mohammed called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of he spoke. for love. struck a true that you know song the cradle so if you know. this is addressed this it only got sent to you i don't know what but i mean what he. was up in that idea of it to me the regime neediest was a big nudist. venue but for the girl who could she could have kept at least that's what it was sent here. you also want to know. she was off or come on what it was she had there michelle they mean bomb they could pull up what they do in other places the only was your. mom or did your walk for the. it to their cool. you know i could. preview no more because only when i. was. the 2nd is that i'm. in a despotic are going to find it. so with such kind of thought to yourself that you it's all up for the fucking difficult because on this betrays. what went wrong in society that opened up the space for the immigrant race is the eu

he saw his recruitment as a job the only way to flee from poverty mohamed was then. trained in mombasa and sent to somalia you know and used to shoot 10000000 thomson to the border you stepped issue do you not that a big. event shoot up our room is one maybe number goes up pregnant moment they almost did i could see a baby crying mommy mommy mommy mommy mommy mommy. and myself was destroyed. mohammad managed to escape but he was wounded back in kenya he was given amnesty. but others still undergo the same recruitment because up to date based security expert. there are people who are still being groomed. their group that are being. radicalized dead a lot of videos flying around messages flying out targeting. people that is physically the point you it's. just 10 minutes away from the mombasa city center lies key sony mohammad who was radicalized here the sony is known to be mumbai terror but there are people here who want to change that imad study mahmud is fighting radical priests trying to convince the young and angry at there is a peaceful islam to it as a result. f

now i'm heading to brussels to meet look nice husband mohammed. look not died in the metro attack that followed the march 26th in bomb being of brussels airport mohamed was a metro driver but that day he was off work so he stayed at home with their younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never right. after. you know mosque in brussels mohammed called for a jihad of love. that this is the title of his. eye jihad for a long. string of the you know song the cradle so if you know. this is interesting is it only to send to you i don't know but i'm a nobody here when i was up at ikea i think neither regime neediest was a big neatest. thing we've been applied to that go and pick up the least that's what it was sent here. we also want to. do is often come on what it was because the mission they mean bomb damage for the cupola but they do have it preys on those you. know mortgage or walk for the bulk of it to their cool. you know i could play a pivotal moment because on the one i. was awful. the 2nd is that. you know despite a target to fund it.

i'll miss halcombe pluton that mohammed sali had been given the green light for the mission. the recording suggested his 1st job was to contact al qaida leaders in saudi arabia to obtain weapons. to. know who it. was in macau to be so if he were not in a live again i want to see him with no one in mind in the middle of the sort of the and i know most of us to remember that it is sort of the puzzle of a mistake to get some help. look at the other. side of the reality find out. funny the whole i. mean that in the middle of a lot of us that and he doesn't get any of that what we're talking. about show on. t.v. so you have a. ringback lot of people were going to. know that that would be sort of b.s. like i said give them money. and i'll give them over. because i'm going to convert. exactly what the most part is a lie and i remember. a lot of. them when i've. never been enough for them i know all of us all of you will see the serbia. father for the what a lovely. time and a. lot of time and i hope we look around him. only with. but other than mobile and i must remember that it's a

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bin salman and do we agree with mohammed bin salman, do we think that mohammed bin salman is a monster who's murdered jamal kashoggi and locked up innocent people or maybe only semi guilty people without trial, who imprisons civil society activists and civil libertarians and others, or is he someone who's a modernizer who we can work with. this is the other side of the argument. he's made some missteps, but he someone that we can deal with. or do you look at it more broadly that this is a relationship that goes beyond simply the leadership? do we just simply say, yes, mohammed bin salman is a problem, but the nature of the relationship is more important than just the nature of the leader and we can work around that in some way. those are questions, i think that are going to be answered. my guess is they're going to be part of the presidential campaign over the next year. and i think that the answer is going to come out at the end of that campaign. >> i think tom had something. >> i want to add something as briefly as i can. both of my colleagues here on the panel have made the point th

when security forces stormed a protest camp killing more than $100.00 people forces led by this man mohammed harm done dug a low known as humidity recused of leading the violence no accountability while him if he's involved anti-government demonstrations began last year with protesters calling for longtime leader omar al bashir to go the military took over in a coup the process does argue the ruling council is a continuation of the shias regime demanding a transition to civilian government. opposition groups say they hope this day it will be the beginning of a new era for saddam. the 3 year deal will see authority given to military leadership for 21 months and then a civilian leader for the next 18 so incident needs though are suspicious of the military's intentions and consider the egyptian uprising to be a cautionary tale of what could happen if the military doesn't yield control chance of victory or egypt were prominent in the streets of khartoum even after president al bashir has been removed from office the concern about sudan could fall back into autocracy and share egypt's revolution

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mohamed was a metro driver but that day he was off work so he stayed at home with her younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never right. after. you know mosque in brussels mohamed called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of he spoke. for a long. stick or country the you know song the cradle so if you know. this is addressed this it only got sent to you i don't know what but i mean what he. was up at that idea i mean to me the regime neediest was a big nudist. venue but for the girl who could she could have kept at least that's what it was sent here. you also want to. do is off for good. because they michelle they mean bomb they could pull up what they do have it is. no more did your walk for the. it to their cool. you know i could. preview no more because only when i. was. there's no my body. in a despotic target i found it. so no such kind of solution i still feel it's ok for the fucking difficulties on this but this. as iraq rebuild itself following years of conflict women struggle to play a bigger role politically and domestic violence also remains a problem

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may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid shaikh mohammed wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him article him ripples. the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believes saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition removed. the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running and s

mohamed was a metro driver but that day he was off work so he stayed at home with her younger son. had an appointment with a friend she never right. after. you know mosque in brussels mohamed called for a jihad of law. that this is the title of he spoke. for a long. stick or could try the you know song the cradle so if you know. this is addressed this it sent to you i don't know what but i mean what he. was up in that idea of if you do regime you just was a bit nudist. venue but for that go could he could have kept at least as we should think it was something here. you know some want to. do was off. because they michelle they mean bomb damage they could pull up but they do not it preys on those you. know mortgage or walk for the spot with it when they're cool. you know i could. get on that. this a good as they have it. in a despotic target a funded. some as such by the thought of you know it's all powerful if i could if it could because i'm just because. of course. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing. fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have

mohammed hum than. better known as a matter a leader of the rap and sports horses he's actually claiming that there are infiltrating snipers who are responsible for the shooting deaths today this is so preposterous so absurd that we have to wonder whether he's just lost any consideration of all for his credibility or the transitional military council which he is the deputy head you don't have a good faith negotiator and i don't believe the hunter is any longer a good go shoot or they will agree to negotiate but nothing will come of it what do you make of the will of the people can they sustain these kind of protests are pressure on into this fight the authorities trying to squeeze them or clamp down on these protests. i have watched today as i have every day since december 19th hours of social media video still hold it and other evidence of a commitment to it is nothing like nothing i've ever seen in my lifetime and i'm on for 7 days but the determination of these people the absolute commitment to nonvi

in my investigation i wanted to hear from the parents of 2 of the boys mohamed and omari shammy brothers who had been killed in cumbria they were friends with their computer brothers who had been radicalized in the same group i lived in the same building. beard was later shot dead by spanish police. but in what. bono. said. that's true. i'm of. a good quarter almost from the who long enough and we will. lose a little. to hedge their summer a saloon 1000000 tonne are we. looking to move and usually captive u.g. you look at there was just horrible rock i led the dairy mishmash of cattle care renewed ready for defense up an hour from now it can be a number. we can certainly do more and had the thing vietnam do is our best if it has k.k. madam of the rights ok how to do nicely man to sure up when shattuck in sherrick phone scene we deal madrid on shattuck good sherrick. i don't consider the have. conflicts who could walk. out of noted no well i've noted no we showed a love for assume a i have. made sure. that it comes. out of both but i also have that what happens at them they i have been ge

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wanted to give the bahraini government the opportunity to respond to the allegations made by mohammed saeed al bellew she and others in this program so he called the foreign minister khalid. and the information minister ali i remain to ask them to do so. i want to. smack them as how. it was in. the arabic version of this film was broadcast on the 14th of july 2019 and has received a strong reaction throughout the gulf region the day after broadcast the bahraini foreign minister was quoted as saying that the program was filled with quote lies and fallacies against the state of bahrain the buffer a news agency reported the information minister is saying that there were quote attempts made by al-jazeera channel to contact him and other officials through unidentified telephone numbers to record their conversations without their knowledge or official consent and to provoke them by using despicable methods another report question mohammed. is reliability quoting sali a saying they all agreed to make the recordings and to include false allegations in order to give them weight that would help

because they cannot afford both mohamed el al has more from. friday's a day of prayers for much of the islamic world for these people in yemen's capital sanaa they are praying in front of the u.s. office as a sign of protest they want saudi arabia to lift its sections of fuel. we've been protesting outside the u.s. office for nearly 100 days to put more pressure on the world body to uphold its main responsibility and allow fuel shipments to enter as they have even been sold from countries involved in the war. officers from an oil company here see the saudi . is preventing 6 oil tankers from docking of the southern port city of. well i think what the head of the. saudi restrictions on fuel continues to increase the burden on yemeni civilians 6 or oil tankers have been checked and given permits by the u.n. but 120000 tons of fuel have been prevented from entering her data support that could have helped the company ease the suffering of civilians and reduce the severe shortages of fuel. most of the protesters being outside the office for $100.00 d

bangladesh's former military dictator who sent mohammed there shot has died at the age of 89 the army chief turns presidents ruled the country for 8 years from 1982990 despite being deposed and sent to prison he managed to remain active in politics until the end of his life or shan't was the leader of the opposition in bangladesh's current parliament. and the 1st case of a ball has been reported in the democratic republic of congo city of goma the discovery has raised concerns the virus could spread quickly in the densely populated area close to the ones in border which is a population of $1000000.00 is located south of where the 2nd largest of all i break on records was 1st detected a year ago on that show up today it's the news continues and al-jazeera after twice a vixen. it's called terror attack in europe has been followed by an outpouring of. unfortunately these armed attacks. hatred. islamophobia is on the rise and fear if our muslim neighbors. but you know every attack there were also muslim victims. there by the much. less consequence of. life and death by our means let me sh

who else but mohamed salah to set egypt on their way to topping group a. 2—0 group a. his freekick opened scoring in a 2—0 against uganda was up to piedt —— despite the defeat, uganda go through in second place. we come in this tournament as a small country. i know the quality of my player. they are good in every position so we come and we win but we don't put in nigeria or guinea or burundi are the best, we just come and play a football and in the end, we have result so that is football 110w. in north america, jamaica are the latest team through to the semi—finals of the concacaf gold cup. darren mattocks scored the only goal of the game — a second—half penalty — as the reggae boyz beat panama to reach the last four. they'll face the winner of the last quarter—final between the host nation usa and surprise qualifiers curacao. they kick—off in just uinder an hour from now. red bull's max verstappen was awarded victory in the austrian formula one grand prix after a stewards enquiry that lasted more than three hours. current world champion and championship l

mohamed, they have framed this discussion as a way of bailing out the economy. they could have framed it differently. they could say, look, the is a strong economy there's just not a lot of inflammation so for this kind of economy, we just don't need higher interest rates. will they ever frame the discussion that way? because then you can have your cake and eat it too. >> they might try. really, kelly what, they need to do first, the first cut last year was excessive. we underestimated the global weakness second, the global weakness and the economic uncertainty hasn't going to way and then third, the market has put us in a really tough position and we worried about financial market instability that is the argument i think in the back of the head, but it's very difficult to say it out loud because it means you made a mistake, it means you're being held hostage by the market >> peter, i sympathize with their position look, you can get a couple of weeks or a couple of months' worth of data. you have the ism surveys you could build a case for, hey, this looks a litt

casting yesman mohammed amin unfortunately we're out of time but one of the same thank you to taking the time to share your insights with this young man mohamed a human rights activist joining us tonight from vancouver thank you. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you know at the w. news you can follow me on t.v. to fuse the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. from head to the primate capital of the world. you go to as far as national hockey is hidden deep in the jungle. its range is to ensure the survival of i'm tired of the creature. concept forces says the tourism in. 60 minutes. the. first day of school in the jungle. first listen to the band doris crane the moment arrives. join the ring to take on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. story coming in today returns home on d w dot com from its hangs. above if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make oxygen. raring to. observe never read a book like this

continue despite threats to their lives until their demands for civilian rule are met for haleigh mohammed al jazeera. after syria has been banned from sudan so himmelman sent this update earlier from neighboring south sudan so i happened to stand that people are saying that the security forces are using tear gas level english and there are pages circulating on social media despite an internet clampdown on the military jet down has shut down internet services after the change their attack on the on the 6 new front of the un headquarters there saying that's the internet was distracting and national security so people have been still going out and they've been reporting these are live ammunition tear gas at least a dozen injured according to activists in speaking to so it's not as you let's get it it's it while it's something that they say it looks expecting so people are saying that despite all of this despite the interior guys despite the live ammunition they still will continue the protest the sudanese the questions association has called her people to congregate in defense squares to con

mohammed has been knocked down more times than he can count. so. i had my arms legs and shoulder fighting force the 13 year old from his home in eastern huta of 7 years ago and despite watching skateboarding videos for years he's only just learned how to write. news and news you know we used to sit on the skate board we didn't know how to stand up on it because we never experienced it before german n.g.o.s skate aid has built a skate park in his hometown of damascus so other children can learn the sport in the hope that one day one of them can turn pro when the real important thing is and that's true it's very good and this country's conflict steve i think shows most important thing in their lives is to have to stand up one more so and you will fall down when these kids may not be carving up in tokyo next year but it's hoped this project will help them achieve their dreams and maybe even find the next skating superstar for that worth al-jazeera. ok i'll have another sporting up it for you in the 2100 g.m.t. oh but for now that's all i have to say d

embracing mohammed bin salman, two weeks ago called out by a u.n.r not only not cooperating with the investigation but being largely responsible for the death of khashoggi. >> that's right. and president trump said something in japan along the lines that nobody has proven that mohammed bin salman or his government has been behind the killing. >> no one but the cia. >> but the cia has proven it. he is reveling in these dictators and somewhat jealous about the absolute control they have in these countries, talking about kim jong-un, wishing that his citizens in america would stand at attention the way north koreans do when they see their dear leader. >> the other thing that was so deeply offensive, david, was on the -- actually, on the actual anniversary of the killings of the capital gazette in annapolis, maryland, he was joking with vladimir putin about fake news and said you don't have it in your country and putin is saying yes, i do. 25 journalists have been killed in the last year in russia. >> i found joking with the dictator of modern russia, l

will continue despite threats to their lives until their demands for civilian rule on it for him mohammed al jazeera. some of her mubarak is a spokeswoman for the sudanese professionals' association that's the main opposition umbrella group that's been leading these protests against the military and she says the protests will not stop until the demands of the people are met today was a number with a union march in actually many. people were out in the streets in all almost all cities of sudan. unfortunately the internet blackout as you know and then ability to cover the protests has has been has made this fear is that that the message would not go out to the people but the will of the people was beyond. it was clear the message was very clear we hate to have you seen through in the cease in. the past close. time. in the incidents of the 3rd of june and before that and after that we are seen a 1000 in the streets to demand the civilian rule as we have been an incident here little since the beginning since the 6th of april all eyes are on saddam despite the blackout of the media and the int

mohammed has been knocked down more times than he can count. so. i had my arms legs and shoulder fighting force the 13 year old from his home in eastern hooter 7 years ago and despite watching skateboarding videos for years he's only just learned how to write. when we used to sit on the skateboard we didn't know how to stand up on it because we never experienced it before. german n.g.o.s skate aid has built a skate park in his hometown of damascus so other children can learn the sport with the hope that one day one of them can turn pro one really important thing is and that's very good and this country's conflicts steve i think shows most important thing in their lives is to have to stand up one more busy say and you'll fall down these kids may not be carving up in tokyo next year but it's hoped this project will help them achieve their dreams and maybe even find the next skating superstar that works al-jazeera both sport on the way again later will for u.n. . i remember there's much more available on our website it is 0 call my quick on the orange

mohammed doesn't care how many times he falls off his skate board.houlder, until i learned how to do it. he says it took a while to get to grips with the board. at first, we used to sit on it. we didn't know how to stand. and then the volunteers came and told us these are skateboards. we didn't understand in the beginning, but they taught us, and now we know how to do it. mohammed was displaced from an area in eastern ghouta that saw fierce fighting in the syrian conflict. the skate park was built a month ago by the german ngo skate aid, which has transformed a public square in quadsaya into a playground for the children. their aim, they say, is to help children traumatised by years of conflict and violence. 0ne really important thing is, that fits very importantly in these countries with conflict, skateboarding shows the most important thing in their lives is to have to stand up one more time than you fall down. mohammed might now be safe from a past of bombs and fear, but still, learning how to keep standing is a precious gift. take a look at these

casting yesman mohammed amin unfortunately we're out of time but i want to say thank you used to taking the time to share your insights with this young man mohamed a human rights activist joining us tonight from vancouver thank you. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news you can follow me on t.v. interviews use the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then the reply. to. the from. africa to the primate capital of the world. you go to this coupon a farce national coffee is hidden deep in the jungle book its range is ensure the survival of chimps i'm told they created. a concept for success. tourism. next d.w.i. . many people retire in their sixty's. not so dr pfeifer that's when he started his career as an arts and fashion photographer. it's a miracle his extraordinary rise from underground photographer to working for both fashion photographer photo pfeiffer chasing beauty. posed in 45 minutes. robots are still in the development phase of the footstool

mohamed: [ speaks indistinctly ] lemonis: nice to see you. mohamed: you're lebanese, i hear.ah, man. mohamed: i'm lebanese, as well. lemonis: yeah, that's why i came to the mediterranean truck. how much was it to do the whole thing? so, he invested 58,000 bucks. and you'll do... on a $58,000 investment? mohamed: you got to know what you're doing to get to get stuff like that. lemonis: he knows what he's doing. mohamed: well, then, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: i think. [ laughter ] for every truck that we invest $50,000, i'm looking to do $300,000 in revenue, minimum, per truck per year. tad: okay. lemonis: i'm looking to start out with two trucks. if we assume that each of them will do $300,000 in sales per year, at a 70% gross margin, then we're looking at $600,000 in additional revenue and $420,000 in gross profit. take out the operating expenses -- around $10,000 per month, per truck, or $240,000 per year -- and we'll end up netting $180,000. that's almost double what tad did last year. and remember, that's just from two trucks. so, we want to think of concepts. tad: fair en

is finding itself isn't it as mohamed has pointed out finding itself in a very awkward position it's about to leave the european union we expect of therefore is vulnerable as he put it all in even more greater need if you like of of u.s. patronage and certainly in the form of a of a big fat trade deal so they're prepared to do what it takes to keep that relationship going would you agree with that. just to or some extent i think the expectation was the same would regard to the nuclear deal when for instance that their us president and decided 1st to decertify the us and then to withdraw the us from didn't occur there was the expectation that the u.k. might break ranks with the rest of the e.u. and the position itself closer to the u.s. but that did not happen we have seen actually a closing out of the rancid between the u.k. and under the tree france and germany in particular so it really depends on the front which we are talking about i think on the knocker issue as correctly you're already at the beginning the u.k. has been still 19 in its position. of defending the new ground by f

i get along with mohammed.ar has pointed directly a finger at the future king of saudi arabia. a friend of mine a man who has really done things in the last five years in terms of opening up saudi arabia. i want to just thank you on behalf of a loft people and congratulate you. you have done a spectacular job. a great relationship. that's important. especially when you have a place like saudi arabia. or china. or any country. or north korea. it's a mess. and honestly it's not really his fault. president xi is a brilliant leader and a brilliant man. considered to be one of the greatest leaders in 200 years in china. and we have a very strong he's tough. he's good. we have a very good relationship. >> that's a buffet of add admiration. is he winning points for dmo diplomacy. >> this is making the united states look weak. if he was president in the 1980s. he wouldn't have said tear down the wall. he would have said what a big beautiful wall you have. how lovely to have this berlin wall. i admire it. bring it to th

mohamed elzomor says it helps build muscle and blast fat. >> i've trained ashley graham, jamie foxx.ack of an eyeglass store, a sun glass store. >> as for the actual workout it's body weight exercises like squats, lungs and crunches. >> everything is firing right now. her up thor back, abs and legs as well. >> it's a buzzing sensation. >> a session will set you back 200 bucks and if you want a house session, that's $250. mohammed doesn't recommend doing it more than two times a week. >> i really notice my back gets a lot stronger and tighter. in 20 minute you get look an hour workout, so perfect for a girl like me on the go. ♪ and it feels so good >> perfect if you don't want to put much effort into your workout? docto doctor if you have a neurological issue or pacemaker, this is not for you. >>> let's talk "four weddings and a funeral." perfection. now we are getting more in one reunion and one remake. >> maybe i should have asked you to marry me. why didn't i? >> we both just wanted to get back inside. >> with that in mind, hugh and andie pay to the final scene. the pair reunited l

mohammed was displaced from an area that saw fierce fighting in the syrian conflict.rmed a public square in this area into a playground for the children. their aim, they say, is to help children traumatised by years of conflict and violence. one really important thing is, that fits very importantly in these countries with conflict, skateboarding shows the most important thing in their lives is to have to stand up one more time than you fold down. mohammed might now be safe from a past of bombs and fear, but still, learning how to keep standing is a precious gift. just before we go, another reminder that we will be back on air for live coverage of the anniversary of 50 years since humans first stepped on the moon. that is at zisiigtt‘i gmt, just before the countdown ceremony in washington to mark the exact moment. we will be live with our correspondent nada tawfik. you can reach me on twitter. weather now, with sarah. hello. saturday brought us a day of sunshine and heavy showers. sunday will be the drier day of the weekend for many of us. now, this was the picture on

has already identified saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon as the one that ordered the murder of khashoggi but number 2 the 2nd part of this bill is that anyone then identified by the director of national intelligence as being part of in any way the murder of a show he would then be sanctioned by the u.s. have their visa or ability to travel to the u.s. then revoked again already 17 saudis directly associated with the show she's murder are already sanctioned and and that those are the key elements of this bill john jones is a former senate snuffle security threats around former senior congressional advisor he says overall the u.s. government is happy with citing arabia. right now this is basically a strike across the bow from the house of representatives to basically put them on record on where they stand in terms of u.s. saudi relations especially speaking and declaring their position as it pertains to the human rights situation and saudi arabia as well as the u.s. response at least from the legislator as it pertains to the murder of jamal khashoggi but as we look ahead it is ra

mohammed was displaced from eastern ghouta — an area that saw fierce fighting in the syrian conflict.he help of sos children's villages syria, has transformed a public square in the area of quadsaya into a playground for the children. their aim, they say, is to help children traumatised by years of conflict and violence. one really important thing is, that fits very good in these countries with conflict, skateboarding shows the most important thing in their life is to have to stand up one more than you fall down. mohammed might now be safe from a past of bombs and fear, but still, learning how to keep standing is a precious gift. gail maclellan, bbc news. celebrations have kicked off across north america, to mark 50 years since the moon landing. at the houston space center, home to apollo 11's mission control, fireworks marked the moment neil armstrong became the first person to step foot on the moon. there were also celebrations in washington. our correspondent nada tawfik was at the national air and space museum. just like 50 years ago, the apollo 11 mission united americans. hundre

is finding itself isn't it as mohamed has pointed out finding itself in a very awkward position it's about to leave the european union we expect of therefore is vulnerable as he put it all in even more greater need if you like of of u.s. patronage and certainly in the form of a of a big fat trade deal so they're prepared to do what it takes to keep that relationship going would you agree with that. just to or some extent i think the expectation was the same would regard to the nuclear deal when for instance that their us president and decided 1st to decertify the us and then to withdraw to us from didn't care if there was the expectation that the u.k. might break ranks with the rest of the e.u. and the position itself closer to the us but that did not happen we have seen actually a closing out of the rancid between the u.k. and under the tree france and germany in particular so it really depends on the front which we are talking about i think on their nuclear issue as correctly or pointed to be guinea the u.k. has been still 19 in its position. of defending the new ground by funding

certainly this this question of immunity how significant was it do you think that we heard from mohamed hunt and doug. he's the 2nd in command almost in this ruling military council but he leads. he's the commander of a very well known paramilitary force so the bit at the center of much controversy over the past few months. yes yes indeed he now he's been saying that his forces have nothing to do with attacking protesters on june 3rd and during because that's a nice thing that he is for accountability he wants to he wants there to be investigations into the acts that have happened so it seems like the statement that we've been hearing from him is that he wants investigations and he wants accountability but we've also been hearing from members of the transition military council but they want immunity now that something that the opposition coalition is saying that they will not accept what they did promise protests which effectively they are representing and this negotiations how is that they will be accountability for the deaths of well tested so if that clause does the people in the str

it has been 20 years since morocco's king mohammed vi ascended the throne.day, he spoke about the progress morocco h has made undr his watch, but also what still needs to be done. in 2011, the king announced a reform program after protests broke out. critics say many of the promised reforms have not been fully implement it. -- implemented. years ago the king mohammed vi of morocco came to the throne after the death of his father. he spentnt his childhood b being prepared for the role. at his coronation, the 35-year-old promised to counter poverty, unemployment, and socicial inequality. there were high hopes after the brutal regime of his father. two decacades on, what progress has there been? economic growth has been steady. the country has seen major construction projects like the world's largest concentrated power plant -- solar power plant on the edge of the sahara desert and africa's first high-speed rail line. the gap between rich and poor has widened and is the h highest inin north afrfrica. unemployment is around 25%. >> we are proud of what we have a