mohamed bin and jeff pays also to powerful men now linked by a scandal saudi crown prince is accused of hacking the phone of the american billionaire. denies the allegations an investigation has begun and could it mean for ben solomon and how vulnerable anyone else speak to such cyber attacks this is inside story. hello everyone i'm come all santamaria so we have the world's richest man we have one of the middle east's most influential leaders and the message between the 2 which will almost certainly change their relationship the allegation is that jeff bezos the owner of amazon in the washington post had his phone hacked by a whatsapp message from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon on its own that could be worrying enough but of course the post previously employed. the journalist who was murdered by a saudi hit squad has been widely linked to the crown prince now the same un players who investigated his killing want an investigation into whether the hack took place and if it was used to extort jeff bezos let's take a quick look now at how it's all unfolded. when mohammed bi

when mohammed bin salman met jeff bezos in 2018 it was meant to be the start of a closer relationship big strange numbers they sent messages on whatsapp but a security report commissioned by bass or says it was during this exchange that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman hacked the billionaire's phone giving him access to private information any shoulder expert who conducted. investigation concluded reason medium to or high certainty that the show also of the hijacking was a videophile sound to me sto me. out of common account all and by the crown prince just a few months later washington post columnist jamal khashoggi was murdered in saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul it's at this point some experts argue that saudi arabia tried to use back data to extort based oss and to influence articles in the washington post some of his private messages and photos were published by an american tabloid newspaper bezos issued a statement accusing that paper of politically motivated extortion he also drew a connection between the publisher's owner and saudi arabia the kingdom however

that my brother welcome mohamed up to loud and engineer hakim. the 2 men want to plant trees to try to hold back the sand with the help of drought if you have 3 minutes the stages the ones. over. we're developing smart systems and bots capable of going to remote areas that are hard to reach by truck or on foot in order to plant seeds from the air chetry is. the t.v. show mash through i are lousy young people to showcase their business ideas unlike similar shows in western countries mash roy and aims to make a serious contribution to socio economic development. your presentation was comprehensive and speaks for itself. i congratulate you on your immense effort. it shows that for young people in sudan there are no limits to hope. and a. car to the capital of sudan it's been a year since mohammed and her team won 1st prize on mushroom i brought them a 1000 euros a lot of attention and new contacts now they're working hard on finishing their prototype drone. but the certification. the. scenes from the sky with this plane took over a wide range of the

and there are also more people who are similar to wafah and mohamed. like-minded people who often meet up in this cafÉ. the mood here is relaxed and happy, which is rare in gaza. it's a welcome refuge from the harsh reality of daily life. wafaa: close my eyes and wake up, find myself like, oh my god, in anotherer place, i'i'm outf gazaza. no home, there is no future here for the youth, for us. if i have to stay here for another year, i wiwill lose my life. reporter: but wafaa isn't the type to give up. she won't lose sight of her dream. host: according to the u.n. refugee agency, by late 2018, there were more than 70 million displaced persons worldwide. often people flelee their homeso escape warar or viololence. but others go in search of work, to help support themselves and their families. or becausese they crcrave morere self-detetermination and autony than they had at home. reporter: six years ago, arianni had her first role as a soloist. she and her ensemble were touring mexico, and she seized the opportunity to defect. arianni: i get goosebumpmps

only, this would not be the first time dennis herrera's office has investigated mohammed nuru. there was 2004 when he was implicated in a voting fraud scheme involving public works employees. dennis herrera produced a scathing report to mohammed nuru's boss at the time. >> i want the investigation to be completed as soon as possible. we are in full cooperation. two of these accusations are accurate, people should be held accountable. >> reporter: newly appointed mohammed nuru in 2011, a move herrera criticized in a statement he said "mohammed nuru does not belong to be in charge of a city department with a $129 million annual budget. he also said the employment cronyism politics and poor judgment." >> this is the responsibility of the district attorney of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: retired judge quinton recently quit the san francisco ethics commission. he says the mohammed nuru case exposes the city's lack of seriousness in exposing public corruption. >> you have this spectacle of the u.s. attorney performing the responsibility of city and county offici

mohammed and ilyas are accused of killing this man.eacher, but he later turned against the militants, preaching anti—al—shabab messages. he was executed in broad daylight in this city three years ago. mohammed and ilyas have agreed to talk to us. tonight, we are with the jubbaland police force. rumours abound al—shabab have smuggled three vehicles laden with explosives into the city and are preparing to carry out attacks. it is friday, weekend in somalia. a day of family and prayer. the president is here. in the late afternoon, families relax. 0ur cameraman, ahmed farah, films them. suddenly, he hears a loud bang, and the children start running, scared and shouting, "explosion! explosion!" in that moment, seven years of safety and security in kismayo is gone. this is cctv footage of the explosion. it was an al—shabab attack on the medina hotel as people were taking afternoon tea. a suicide bomber rammed a car containing explosives into the hotel gates. moments after these pictures were captured, three al—shabab gunmen stormed the hotel

mohammed nuru welcomes the looks forward to addressing the charges in court. >>> mohammed nuru was arrested a week ago. he was arrested again yesterday for allegedly lying to the fbi he falsely claimed he didn't talk about the investigation with others. nick bovis's attorney declined to comment. they are both free on $2 million bond each. they will be back in court february 6. >>> troubling case indeed. >>> for more on the case we are joined in the studio by illegal analysts michael cardoso. always good of you to come in here. a lot to get to with these charges that have been revealed at the feds. from what you hear about the evidence how strong a case they have>>> having done a lot of federal cases i know when the fbi or the feds ramp it up in this case the u.s. attorney. when they ramp it up and they go arrest people they've got a rocksolid case. we are talking wiretaps informants. whistleblowers. they have in my opinion a ton of evidence to prove this. they don't want against officials and against high- profile people too embarrassed down. because if they haven't done their homework and

this is the plantation of our one mohamed al hussein he moved here with his family 15 years ago. this is. 3 of the mongol is the height of 4 to 5 meter is all of the 4 metre. by the sun. like this a 3rd. maybe it is a myth early thrill of the. he also grows palm trees and has already lost $500.00 of them to the sand the rest will also soon be buried. at the head hard to maintain them. it's hard to water them you need to use a lot of water for it to reach the roots at a depth of 3 metres. at some point you just feel desperate. and he's one of countless farmers have acted about 70 percent of our bull land in sudan is in danger of being swallowed up by the desert. and the region is frequently present by sandstorms known as haboobs. lin was valid because. he was sure he. threw back the bombo in the face of. them about their welcome or how many of the loud and engineer hakim. the 2 men want to plant trees to try to hold back the sand with the help of drums and i think you have 3 minutes the stages the ones. over the rubble but we're developing smart systems and bots capable of going t

mohammed and elias are accused of killing this man.ame as an al—sha baab creature, but abalone made his name as an al—shabaab creature, but he later turned against the militants, preaching anti— al—shabaab messages. he was executed in broad daylight in the city three years ago. mohammed and elias have agreed to talk to us. tonight, we are with thejubbaland police force. al—sha baab tonight, we are with thejubbaland police force. al—shabaab had a smuggled three vehicles filled with explosives into the city and are carrying —— preparing to carry out attacks. it is friday, weekend in somalia. a day of family and prayer. the president is here. in the late afternoon, families relax. our in the late afternoon, families relax. oui’ cameramen in the late afternoon, families relax. our cameramen films them. suddenly, he is allowed and, and the children start running, scared and shouting, "explosion, explosion." in that moment, seven years of safety and security in kismayo is gone. this is cctv footage of the explosion. it wasn't al—sha baab it

of the team and mohammed are off to testify then drone in the countryside. there is a fly in my mind. it's hard to get. by the end of the day it's. just. never. that getting cash more than $2000.00 i am very latest example. i'm a good listener a guy called my mom. the 2 inventors have been working on the project weekends and evenings for more than 5 years by profession they're actually i.t. specialist. it's windy so the conditions for a maiden flight are far from perfect. people . because it's not it's not easy the baby. girl. yeah the cocoa because growing. back in carter. at the edge of the city of the headquarters of c.t.c. sudan's largest and grow chemicals company this is where the final selection round is taking place for the latest series of natural law in. 24 out of a 1000 applicants have made it this far they have thought up all kinds of projects ranging from an electronic health care card to sustainable text on production. are made i mean up the tif the president of c.t.c. set up a televised contest together with the sudanese young businessman's as

salah carlos carlos cae el gol, luego combinación de mané y mohamed salah, así dos por cero lo ganaan cuenta con sus golves. >> deyna castellanos también será a partir de hhoy miembro de atlético de madrid según el agente de la ex de florida state el gran seguimiento de la afición colchonera fueron claves para qque decidiera por atlético de madrid mucha suerte ♪. año nuevo fecha nueva, y usted como lo escribe? autoridades emiten la alerta de no abreviar la fecha en documentos legales no escriba 1 2 20 y escuche bien ,debe agregar 2020 completo pues si solo pone el 20 un estafador podría agregar otro número, como dejarlo 2017 y ser engañado >> imagínese se casa y pone 20 y luego aparece divorciado cuando le cambiana la fecha. >> buenas noches n el partido de liverpool. el turco mohammed mo premio loren varÓn en monterrey con un buen aumento. >>> y serÁ que diego armando maradona vuelve a una selecciÓn que pasa venezuela y tenemos calentito todo el fÚtbol. comenzamos titulares y mÁs. ♪ ♪

calling for an investigation of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. a forensic probe linked his whatsapp account with the hack of jeff bazos cellphone. investigators believe the spyware was sent to influence the reporting. he tweeted a photo of himself attending a memorial service for the slain journalist. nick paten walsh joins us live from london, and what can you tell us about this? >> a story of two of the worlds richest men locking horns here. but detailathize u.n. share is some ways extraordinary. essentially suggesting way before the death of jamal khashoggi back in 2018 a video was sent from a phone which was used it seems by the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman. that's what they allege to jeff bazos' whatsapp account. now video according to the united nations report which hasn't seen the phone itself but relies upon research commissioned by jeff bazos from a reputable consulting firm which the u.n. has four separate independent experts verify and say they were happy with essentially that video contained something which caused

san francisco's public works director mohammed nuru arrested on corruption charges today. prosecutors described what they called five different "schemes." three of them involving lefty o jules restaurant owner nick bovis, public works director mohammed nuru was first arrested last tuesday and then received an endorsement from governor gavin newsom at an infrastructure summit. >> i want to acknowledge and closing that mohammed nuru is the head of the public department works, no more important powerful agent. seeing him sitting as those folks clean up the streets. solve problems before they become problems. >> the complaint says that mohammed nuru and nick bovis schemes to private an airport condition to drive an airport space. they also tried to have commercial leasing right at the transbay center and manipulate the portable toilet designs to help nick bovis land the bed. >>> tonight some of the biggest names in the game are picking the 49ers to win super bowl liv. these guys know what they are talking about, they have posted the lombardi trophy themselves many times. denni

questions about that which mohammed had gone in. another chinese developer who supposedly provided free trips and entertainment for mohammed nuru in china and south america in return for, not necessarily doing anything other than, make sure things move smoothly. they would prefer treatment many other city departments. >> something else that's really, if we touched on at the end of the report. federal officials say there were several people who recognized themselves in this 75-page complaint. we may recognize them as well as being prominent san franciscans. we just don't know yet of the will. >> right. but they know who they are. they're looking for the airport commissioner to come in on their own of there are contractors with the city who were helping out moped in his private home of one of the side stories of this, in some ways, it is like movie of they've been watching this for a while. they decided to bring in mohammed neru and offer him a deal. will you turn? will you cooperate? will you wear the wire we see on tv and movies and

today mohammed rodwan was found guilty of wounding with intent.d bailey. a warning her report contains graphic images. it should have been a routine traffic stop. when van driver mohammed rodwan refuses to cooperate, there is a struggle. then pc suart outten is hit with a rusty machete. i start to drag him out of the van, and he starts hitting me in the head with something. because i'm concentrating on grabbing him, i don't really focus on what it is until i realised that my head is getting wet, quickly. as rodwan raises his machete again, pc outten fires his taser, but the first shot fails. so my thought process then is, "well, i've got one more shot, "and if this one doesn't work, he's going to end up killing me." i need an ambulance now, i've been stabbed! call at 999! hurry up! he was in a very, very serious state. incredibly lucky. without a doubt, his training and his taser saved his life. what the jury here wasn't told was that mohammed rodwan had carried out a machete attack before. back in 1996, he stabbed two acquaintances at a house in

mohamed chef week. mohamed. just going through this the problem has been been building for years hasn't it the government i suppose is responding to what the public expects that what the public demands are we moving in the right direction with what is a tougher response. i think it's important that we have a tougher response if you are involved 'd in preparing for terrorism acts than the usual get long custodial sentences and many people in britain whatever your background whatever your diversity would support. how is it possible for somebody who was convicted of a terror plot like this and for him to be released 6 years into his sentence and then go on you know undetected to the point where he carries our. innocent civilians at the bridge so yes we need to offer sentences but we need to government to take control and i think over the past few years we've seen a government there's been obsessed about breaks in another issues and the last 3 years we haven't been able to address any of these issues why there is th

mohammad been been just a mouth on his meeting his iraqi counterpart mohammed ali let's listen to what they have to say. between both ways of bringing stability to the whole region we discussed ways of reducing tension in our region. and we have. come on their 1st and joint efforts together with our friends in iraq or in america and our talks has been based on this connection and we concentrated on iraq that it should not be a scene for fights between 2 parties or more we are supporting the free navigation in the gulf and we need the gulf countries to have their own decision and. the gulf countries to supervise the freedom. of. maritime activities in this area with tag cuts. and the efforts being exerted. and his excellence say he gave ours a summary of the contacts he made and the results of his talks with our friends we support this and we support his activity is to support iraq we confer. and to have iraq as a scene for conflicts and struggles we've concentrate also on the importance of reconstruction on those certain areas in baghdad and iraq rejects and. the attacks that. have hit

is a climate activist and a global shaper from kenya welcome thank you mohamed agenda is an activist focusing on refugee rights and education and postoffice is vice chairman of the executive committee and chief scientific officer at johnson and johnson thank you so much to all of you for being here today and please let's welcome our panel. and i often might like to begin with you because you have been a champion of the sustainable development goals from the very beginning you also had a role to play in the 2015 paris climate accord set the stage for us what does our world's look like in 10 years if we do not take dramatic action now. i think it will be a more stressed world it will be a world where if we do not believe in our capacity to work together to solve these problems we will increasingly turn against each other that maybe sometimes for geographical or political reasons but you know just look at the debate right now on are we going to act together on climate change or are we going to have to change our global trade system to the point where those countries who are not coming a

troop deployments but as we have been hearing from our correspondents mohammed. who's in ankara our system it is taking place this. world is expected to go through there is opposition so that debates is ongoing we will of course here at al-jazeera bring you all the latest developments as they come through. but as we were hearing from our contributor to there is more to this than just the conflict on the grounds or greece israel and cyprus are expected to sign off on a multi $1000000000.00 pipeline agreements the east med pipeline as it's known will begin in israel's home base an offshore gas reserve set to run across the mediterranean to the greek island of crete and then on to the greek mainland it could provide up to 10 percent of the e.u. use natural gas needs men who share attack in is an international oil and energy consultant and former research officer at opec of vienna he says this is more of a political move by the 3 countries that are viable commercial projects at this stage. they go she shows between these 3 countries 1st it was between cyprus and gree

after bay's also received whatsapp messages from the personal account of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on possibly the experts say to try and influence articles in the washington post the guinea shola expert conduct an. investigation concluded reason medium or high certainty that the show also of the hijacking was a videophile send to me stone. and account by the crown prince on the sidelines of the world economic forum the saudi energy minister responded to the allegation is it. was a democracy people are concerned. i'm stupid you know that at the same time the wall street journal reported that saudi officials close to the crown prince said they were aware of a plan to hack baze also as foreign as part of a broader intimidation campaign against how shoji but not aware of any attempt to blackmail him well i think upset is exactly the right way the idea that the conference would have jeff bezos of photos absolutely silly. as baze also supported g.'s fiance following his murder in 2018 relations with been some man soweth. bay's also security team alleged last march that the king

cartoons the mohammed cartoons led to attacks across the world to european embassies and. that is something that is all external there is a potty whether you whether you like it all about whether you like it or not the majority are very intelligent people but there is our sizeable number who would want to who would want to care i would like to see you killed for insulting mohammad that is a fact look let me let me let me tell you something we did the function last sunday genocide memorial we actually dealt with the issue sanctions kills and really criticizing the end of it we actually had the memorization of commemoration of all man inhumanity to man including the holocaust and everything else and we had 3 minutes silence 2 days later jewish chronicle is same you're anti semitic because we actually talked about genocidal acts against palestinians we are not evil and we're not alone as muslims and people with the brown the skin to actually the commemorate. genocide being all inclusive this is the reality more and more muslims are being targeted with abuse and then you know

the shock of mohammed nuru's arrest is starting to wear off and now there is a call for action. three of san francisco's supervisors stood on the steps of city hall calling for an investigation to look into mohammed nuru, the department of public works, and anywhere the investigation leads. >> the special investigator will be tasked to study the extent of corruption. >> reporter: following the call for that outside investigation, the mayor's office said an independent investigation is already underway by the controller and city attorney who is in the painted position. the supervisor is backing off calls to fire nuru immediately instead saying the director should take action himself and resign. he says he is working on legislation to break up the department, saying too much power resides with one person at the head of the department. >> i have spoken out about the need for restructuring for the department of public works and that is something we'll be coming forward with proposals around in the near future. >> reporter: as leaders debate about what to do with the department of pu

his team it mohamed salah of egypt speaking about mohamed salah brous a lot of people thought that he would win so i'm interested to know what did that decision come down to in the end you know i was hoping for $103.00 looking to be the only player to win the award more than twice only some will it or yeah you have to have won this more than 2 times that is 4 times. you know it comes down to panel of experts from cough who will select the nominees and then later when the shortlist is made. captains of 454 national teams of africa come down to choose the winner and you know they're the people who work closely with these players as they train with them travel with them and they know from the statistics really had a really deep in his form and money has been incredible for 21000 he was a finalist for the of corn that we saw taking it the last one little and he also helped europe will come close to winning the premier league but we lost one city but then they won the european cup that is the champions league yeah it's interesting that you bring out a little bit of the international highli

mohammed nuru, 30 years with the department of public works, worked his way up. he is known for the guy cleaning the streets of the city, building the navigation centers, taking the transbay terminal, which was way overdue to be built. you hand it to mohammed, he will cut through the red tape or bhafr it takes and get the job done. this time, however, he appears to have carried that over into his personal life and cut corners that could get him i trouble, specifically hooking up with nick bovis, who is also very well known san franciscan. >> he certainly is. you've seen nick bovis many times here on abc7. here's video from a year ago when his restaurant, lefty o'doul's provided free meals for federal workers furloughed during the government shutdown. and here's video from christmas 2018. bovis has been giving christmas presents to students at a tenderloin school for years. now he's accused of working with nuru to get inside information to gain an unfair advantage in awarding contracts. as this story broke today, we started sending out push alerts through the abc7

bribery, and side deals by one of san francisco's highest ranking employees, director of public works mohammed nuru. restaurateur nick bovis also charged in a criminal complaint with honest services wire fraud in connection with an alleged scheme to bribe a san francisco airport commissioner. the alleged bribe, $5,000 cash and free travel in exchange for the commissioner's assistance to win a bid for the right to run a restaurant at sfo. both men allegedly violated rules requiring a fair competitive bidding process though the scheme was never completed and the bribe never

are for more on this says bring in dr mohammed when a he's a viral interest at lancaster university in the u.k. welcome to he talks in here now in your assessment is china going about its response the right way. not really because i think the horse has already been bolted however the efforts they are making now to contain the movements and to lock down the cities these are actually shifted but these already definitely late we if we look into the history of how devices have been contained in in the paused into it all the knowing mexico has been one of the examples of and they have shut down their aster on their cafe and their characters and so on that definitely have to. suppress the limit of the suppression of the infection however it did not really fully how to control it so based on these observations i think it is a start it is a smart move although it looks bad on people oh we have 2 confirmed cases in france now how prepared is europe for this outbreak well that is another thing europe has . put in place a precaution in years much slower than other countries such as america and au

evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, the head of san francisco's department of public works mohammed nuru and the owner of left the old rules have been charged with public corruption. we have live team coverage tonight from the details of the charges to reaction from around the bay area community let's begin with kron four's michelle kingston live in san francisco to break down the developments of the investigation, michelle. >>well the fbi says they used surveillance and wiretapping to conduct this investigation that they say it is still ongoing. >>san francisco has been betrayed as alleged in the complaint. >>san francisco, public works director mohamed rouhani rested alongside nick bovis the owner of popular sports bar duels the complaint alleges corruption bribery side deals by one of san francisco's highest-ranking public employees according to the 75 page complaint nuru is charged with one count of wire aud stemming from 5 alleged scheme should the first alleges nuru and bovis bribed an unnamed san francisco airport commissioner with cash and free travel in exchange for the com

minute 3 countries like mohamed let me just let me just interrupt you there we're just hearing mohammed we're just hearing that the motion has actually been passed so as expected the vote has been approved by the turkish parliament you said the government would see through the day they had the numbers that motion has been passed so what does this now mean muhammad. one of the men we just thought motto is high and before you see. boots on the ground in these men's that president add on to show up support for the government of national accord which is the un. the un recognized the government in tripoli is now going to get to port what the government in tripoli had requested for was not only just a minute here to trade most of that indicate that alia book also troops to give them a blocking that they need against all small clue for how to who is supported by countries in the. countries in the proper because that is. the countries the us probably one of them and wrong so this is definitely something about it's going to come out of the good news to the government in tripoli or it's i'm out o

the cia says prince mohammed sayson ordered -- the cia prince mohammed simon ordered khashoggi's killing. the saudi embassy denies that the kingdom hacked bezos' phone. in boston, an iranian student attending northeastern university was detained at the airport and then deported from the united s states, despite arriving to boston's logan international airport with a valid student visa sunday. 24-y-year-old mohammad shahab dehghani hossein was deported monday, even though a massachusetts district court judge granted him an emergency stay of removal. in response, the aclu of massachusetts said -- "given the trump administration's xenophobic policies and cbp's troubling practice at logan airport of sending students with valid visas back to iran, it is shameful that the government defied a federal court order and deported shahab without due process." in phoenix, arizona, the family of a 19-year-old black teen who was shot by police with a rubber bullet in the chest and tackled to the ground is demanding the officers be immediately fired. dion humphrey has a developmental disability. he is a

al-jazeera center for studies he joins us from brussels welcome to all of you if i could start with mohamed in brussels so were there actually more protests around the world in 2019 than in previous years it certainly feels like it when we're covering the news definitely because of an increase in what we can call turbulent politics collective action of the bottom up forces versus the top down political institutions for example a liberal and it's not just about. the rejection of the situation but those young protests sort of also decline or a loss of momentum. among the various political elites through different nominations so while looking at this global wave it seems to have spread across the global south then we the french becomes more of a worldwide phenomenon but definitely i think it's not just about the causality that we witnessed in 2011 where people were asking for welfare and the social justice and dignity and things like that but now i think we have stepped into a higher level which is a rejection of the study school the political institution of the state that in the past in the w

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