little mohsin douma's father was killed i brutal civil war.is 12-years-old and arrived with two older brothers. >> ( translated ): my grandpa and uncle brought us here to study. they told us that we have to study here until we finish high school. >> ( translated ): what do you ednt to do when you grow up? >> ( translat ): doctor. >> reporter: mohsin is lucky. gets to go home to his mom after term ends. in the arab world, children are often nsidered orphans when their father dies. s yemen, impoverished by the war, single mothn rarely cope alone. some are forced toe-marry and start new families. but mohsin also has ahmed ali, his best friend and neighbor from his home village. ahmed is 11-years-old and lost his father also fighting in this war. >> ( translated t has been four months since i came here, so i'm a new student. i was in the village and he was in a military camp. >> reporter: what happened to your father? >> ( translated ): an air plane. >> reporter: like many of the boys who have mothers still alive, they live for the promise of visi

>> ( translated ): doctor. >> reporter: mohsin is lucky.still gets to go home to his mom after term ends. in the arab world, children arer often cons orphans when their father dies. in yemen, poverished by the war, single mothers can rarely cope alone. some are forced to re-y and start new families. but mohsin also has ahmed ali, his best friend and neighbor from his home village. ahmed is 11-years-old and lost his father also fighting in this war. >> ( translated ): it has been four months since i came here, so i'm a new student. i was in the village and he was in a military camp. >> reporter: what happened to your father? >> ( translated ): an r plane. l >> reportee many of the boys who have mothers still alive, they live for the promise of visits back home. >> ( translated ): we are going toiave exams soon and then can go back and see her. >> reporter: but ahmed hasn't been spared the experience of war. he, like so many of the children here, has seen too much already. >> ( translated ): fighter jetst usbomb and farms were exploding. and

zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist-rticularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on the kron 4 morning news -- a happy ending for a puppy with a birth defect. we'll see how doctors are making a way for him to walk again. thanks to jodi, covergirl has created trublend matte made foundation. it's transfer resistant, so it stays on you. and nothing else. new trublend matte made foundation, in 40 shades. from covergirl. new trub

zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist-a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( darya ) the super the super bowl is set. the patriots verus the rams --- with two bay area quarterbacks --- tom brady and jared goff - -- set to battle it out atlanta in two weeks.it out atlanta -- set to battle it out atlanta in two weeks.( james ) both teams won in overtime in their respective championship games. starting with the a-f-c conference championship match between the new england patriots on the kansas city chiefs. b

zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist-s marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( darya ) the super bowl is set. the patriots verus the rams --- with two bay area quarterbacks --- tom brady and jared goff --- set to battle it out atlanta in two weeks.( james ) both teams won in overtime in their respective championship games. starting with the a-f-c conference championship match between the new england patriots on the kansas city chiefs. brady and the patri

zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) a kentucky high students are facing backlash after footage of them mocking a native american elder appeared online. this video from friday's "indigenous people's march" in washington was posted on instagram. it shows what looks to be a teenager, wearing a "make america great again" hat, staring at an older man who is drumming. other young pe

impacted politicians at all levels including the german chancellor angela merkel the foreign minister of mohsin also the president of the bundestag balkan choice in fact there were very few politicians who were not targeted most were from medicals conservatives also from the center left social democrats. the left party but notably the far right after it was accepted from the us the party confirmed yesterday that none of their lawmakers were affected german authorities say the government's i-t. network was not compromise and are looking at where the information came from the intent remains unclear as some politicians are demanding action but what i heard shocked me this is a grave attack on democracy in our country. there are massive problems in the digital security architecture we put tensions have looked off as enough in recent years the government has gross and neglected that. we have to take action this is a turning point. right this is a turning point a need for action very clear message there from german lawmakers we have our political correspondent maximiliano with us here in studio she's

zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, who is a female journalist, whose a us citizen, and she's being incarcerated right now -- there's no formal charges. so, we'd really like for her to be free." a fading sense of nation pride -- the driving force behind some demanding more from their government. tracy cunningham/mother- "i see my children and my children's friends growing up with different set of expectations for our moral values and beliefs, and that bothers me, here at home and certainly, abroad." overall, the police department says the rally and march both remained peaceful. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. <"well i hope that speaker pelosi can come along and realize what everybody knows -- i mean no matter who it is, they know that walls work and we need walls."> (jrstone) the war of words between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi shows no signs of ending. this as the partial government shutdown is set to enter its fifth week.(jrstone) this

declared the surprise winner opposition rival mohsin for you lou who came a close second has dismissed the result and says he will challengers in the country's constitutional court. this may not look like what you'd expect to see from supporters of a candidate who just lost an election but these jubilant scenes are at a rally in kinshasa for the loser of the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo the crowds are boy that runner up martin for you will who says he's challenging the election result in court he claims that he won by a landslide. break up rise up sons of the congo take courage will go to the constitutional court to file an appeal. to state there was old ballot by ballot for each polling station. for you lou accuses outgoing president joseph kabila of making a backroom deal with the surprise declared winner opposition leader felix sheika katie the disputed results have sparked unrest with several deaths reported so far the country's influential catholic church also says its forty thousand election observers found a different winner from the official results but

countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to hand out there are fears that if mohsin for you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on the supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the see also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they're going to be. well the united nations secretary general on tenure terris has called for calm in the country also nations around the world have publicly rejected the result in the democratic republic of congo diplomatic editor james face explains why. the security council finds itself in a most difficult position its members have long been keen to see the back of the kabila government but now it's been defeated they face an electoral dispute between rival opposition candidates they will for now rally around the message of the head of the un peacekeeping force in congo a call to avoid further conflict i deplore all such acts of violence an

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analyst a riva mohsin appearing on political talk show host david webb spro graham suggested that white privilege was a key factor in web success however the claim backfired spectacularly. by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege you whole long conversation i don't have time to review i hate to break it to you but you should have been better prepped i'm black too as he has blasted martin on the social network following the gaffe with many criticizing the rise of identity politics political activist anthony washes right believes that while white privilege is real the abuse of the term undermines the push for equality. yeah it's very unfortunate that she made that gaffe because i think it precluded from having a much deeper conversation but there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in the united states of america but if i'm not doing my part you know about going to go as far a

results which saw opposition leader felix ashes to katie declared the surprise winner opposition rival mohsin for you lou who came a close second was to has dismissed the result and says he will challenge it in the country's constitutional court. this may not look like what you'd expect to see from supporters of a candidate who just lost an election but these jubilant scenes are at a rally. in kinshasa for the loser of the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo the crowds are boyd that runner up martin for you lou says he's challenging the election result in court he claims that he won by a landslide. break up rise up sons of the congo take courage will go to the constitutional court to file an appeal. to state there was old by about each polling station. for you lou accuses outgoing president joseph kabila of making a backroom deal with the surprise declared winner opposition leader felix sheika katie the disputed results have sparked unrest with several deaths reported so far the country's influential catholic church also says its forty thousand election observers found a dif

welcome back i'm still here with celebrated war reporter mohsin belmont's in the advent of twenty four hour news you go through it in the new book see it in b b c i have always hated twenty four hour news because it shows more than a nose started when i was in washington with c.n.n. in about one thousand nine hundred eighty two i didn't like it then i don't like it now. it's mostly correspondents being interviewed by all knowing and people in new york atlanta london moscow wherever but my case has been extraordinarily we couldn't play it because my daughter melissa is now the c.n.n. correspondent in paris so i'd be careful what i say and she had to go really well on your own a twenty four hour network morning one of the. tertiary but i didn't. i do have to ask you one thing about john pilger he does appear on this show you say he's shrill as pre-cooked reporting. surely everything's pre-cooked there's no innocent when you come to a story there is no innocent but i think it is possible to go into a situation shall we say a conflict like the one in vietnam not knowing what you are going

for more now let's bring indeed bigot mohsin london she's been following the breaks of debate from the beginning big get the breaks that deal debate in the parliament is finally getting underway after the prime minister postponed a vote in december when she was clear the vote would be rejected then those theresa may have any reason to think that parliament will approve the deal now. she really doesn't and it's a very very tricky situation it seems that over the christmas break opinions have hardened amongst m.p.'s there's a recent opinion poll done by a by an academic institution amongst m.p.'s and it really shows that those who want to remain and those who want to leave on very clear times there's even hardened opinion so went if there is a may had thought that maybe over the christmas period there would be well coming together of parliament and joining behind her to approve of the deal that she has negotiated with the e.u. she really clearly has not succeeded with this plan. and just to remind our viewers we are looking at some live pictures now from the british parliament the house

advance peace efforts if new talks can be held to end the four year war addressing the security council mohsin griffiths expressed cautious optimism that a truce agreed last month in stockholm is holding a diplomatic as a jane's phase has more from the u.n. the u.n. security council was told a fragile shaky cease fire continues to hold in her data almost a month after a little peace deal was signed in sweden that has been some violence including in the data city and in the southern districts of the government that this is remarkably limited compared to what we saw in the weeks before the stock of consultations and this relative calm i believe indicates the tangible benefit of the stock and agreement for the people of yemen and it also illustrates the commitment of both parties to make their agreements work. but special envoy martin griffiths seemed to be accentuating the positive in the public meeting when later it went into closed session the council heard from major general patrick kamut the dutch general who leads the u.n. monitoring mission in who data he's giving the security council week

presidential election has vowed to challenge the result in court citing catholic church election observers mohsin fail to says that she won with more than sixty percent of the vote. u.s. secretary of state by comparison the united arab emirates on the latest leg of his tour of the middle east he says that the u.s. will continue to support its allies in the fight against eisel despite its military withdrawal from syria. and u.s. president donald trump has backed away from his threat to declare a national emergency to pay for his controversial border wall he told reporters that congress must do its job and vote to approve more than five billion dollars in funding for the. in venezuela opponents of president nicolas maduro have been protesting as he begins a second term in office the head of the opposition one congress is challenge but duras rights to lead the country saying that he's ready to assume power and self and call new elections risible reports from caracas. it's been a day seems economic was sworn in for his second term in office and already members of the opposition controlled national as

least grown days in the port of had data to monitor the humanitarian situation the un envoy to yemen mohsin griffiths has expressed alarm over the escalation in violence and all sides to exercise restraint both sides agreed to a truce around the port which is a vital entry point for aid but they have been several ceasefire violations. thousands of colombians have marched in the streets calling for the country's chief prosecutor to resign now stone better martinez is accused of covering up irregularities and bribes paid by the brazilian construction giant brecht and twenty fifteen and asunder m.p.'s he has more from the capital. holding flashlights housings of colombians gathered in various cities demanding their country's attorney general steps down. is accused of covering up the regularities and bribes paid in colombia by the brazilian construction giant target rich at the center of the biggest corruption scandal in the region we colombians are tired of seeing the powerful steal money and nothing happening our institutions our justice system are kept captive and we want them back i took yo

older mohsin neck system tuesday night and wednesday. >>> vandalizing across the globe. the bay area or he is accused of spreading graffiti. >>> a florida highschooler accused of cheating on the sats. why she believes she is being targeted after working to improve her score. >>> a florida high school student that she was wrongly accused of cheating on the sats after she approved her score the second time she took the college entrance exam. camilo campbell first took the sat last march and scored 900. she was disappointed in her score so she studied and went on to score 1230 out of the 1600 the second time. dedication testing servicing college board refused to confirm her new and improved score. they say her score was flagged because of her entered on one or more scored sections of the test. >> i did not cheat. i studied and i focused to achieve my dreams. i did everything that i could do to get ready and be prepared so that i knew that i could achieve my goal to be told you do too much, you put too much effort and and we do not believe you could have done this on your ow

the countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to pan out there are fears that if mohsin for you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on his supporters to come out onto the streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the see also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they're going to be. well the united nations secretary general antonio to terrorise has called for calm in the democratic republic of congo countries around the world of publicly rejected the result there is diplomatic editor james bass explains why. the security council finds itself in a most difficult position its members have long been keen to see the back of the could be led government but now it's been defeated they face an electoral dispute between rival opposition candidates they will for now rally around the message of the head of the un peacekeeping force in congo a call to avoid further conflict i deplore all such acts of violence and

hadi mohsin griffiths spoke to president hadi on tuesday in the saudi capital riyadh before that he'd had meetings with the rebels in the yemeni capital sanaa this is calling on both sides of the civil war to follow the fragile truce they agreed to last month in sweden have been reports of violations especially in the port city of where most of the country's food and medicine must paul through before distribution. sigurd knew a bar is a middle east analyst he thinks the fact that negotiations are ongoing is a positive sign. the aid house been coming in through yemen and throughout the war from who date of the problem is that it is not enough for you can't just have one entry point of humanitarian supplies into a country of tens of millions of people so that to ensure a transition continues obviously whitehall i think what is important to understand is that the deal over who died i was a. test if you will for the parties to see if they can agree on this they might be able to agree on other issues that are more complex and difficult including potential power sharing your arrangements an

berlin i'm a retired shima pleasure to have your company our top story german foreign minister heikal mohsin the cast streets is now open for shipping on remediation bible and then the streets became a flashpoint between russia and ukraine two months ago russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said moscow has accepted a proposal for german observers to monitor the strait. and not to kazakhstan where the foreign ministry says neighboring china is allowing some two thousand ethnic kazakhstan renounce their chinese citizenship and leave the country the move could be a sign that beijing is feeling the growing backlash to its crackdown on muslims in the region for several years down china has been running a massive surveillance of detention campaign in province which borders on kazakhstan it's imprisoned as many as a million people there and so-called reeducation camps in addition to forced labor detainees say they're also subject to political indoctrination we now have this report from kazakhstan the human rights activists are working to draw attention to the suffering these camps are causing and

winner with thirty eight percent of the votes in last month's election electoral commission says mohsin for you know one thirty four percent and emanuel sadar a the preferred candidate of former president joseph kabila came in third with twenty four percent to me to. us a few hundred support little. in the administrative thing in. breaking. the constitutional court but the election results help recognizing. the new president of the democratic republic of congo people here say victory is very much about an independent democratic republic of congo and that nobody should interfere in the institutions in this country in a democratic what they consider to be the democratic results that come out in the last couple of hours now we do know and we've heard from our martin the opposition who led large the claim with the constitutional court challenging the electoral commission the result here doesn't recognize what the constitutional court considers himself a legitimate we know of that election he should be president is also called for peaceful protests not just how much of an impact those protes

presidential election has vowed to challenge the results in course citing catholic church election observers mohsin fail to assess that he won with more than sixty percent of the votes he claims that the declared winner rival opposition candidate phillips felix keda just eighteen percent syrian state media says that israel has fired several missiles towards its capital damascus unconfirmed reports suggest that they struck near the city's airport syria says that most of them were shot down by syrian air defenses but that one of the missiles damaged a warehouse at the airport. u.s. secretary of state mike peo is on his eight day tour of the middle east and says the u.s. will continue to support its allies in the fight against deisel despite its military withdrawal from syria. one of yemen's main oil refineries is under investigation the government believes that it was started deliberately it happened in the southern port city of aden an explosion at the refinery led to a fire and one of its oil tanks the fighting has been targeted in the past in clashes between government forces and who thief isis ca

but of course all eyes on that court how independent would be judges be and what the outcome will mohsin for you to accept it and we know that the influential council of churches definitely been weighing in on the situation denouncing the results in fact so do we expect the church to weigh in further or take any concrete steps. they probably will one day a day of church a lot of people here go to church the catholic are a huge number here in the the bishops and the priest quite vocal when it comes to politics they have huge influence in the other parts of africa as well a lot of people do listen to what they have to say so i expect them to talk more about it to talk more about the court case maybe try to tell people to remain calm try to take to the streets and be violent but of course all of the came and angry people are and what political leaders say to the third quarter which is very very important if people call for calm which many of them are doing right now things could remain relatively calm but of course the biggest fear is if people are really angry once the court decision is ma

now the un envoy to yemen mohsin griffiths has arrived in the capital sana he plans to meet his the rebels in an attempt to shore up a cease fire in the port city of data griffiths well ventral to saudi arabia where he will hold talks with yemeni government officials in riyadh the data is the entry point for the majority of imports in yemen a more than twenty two million people depend on humanitarian aid to survive. thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years left one person dead and another missing as rain wind and surging seawater lucia trees and brought down power lines it's now we can to a tropical to.

to begin withdrawing until other parts of a peace deal are implemented un special envoy to yemen mohsin griffiths will begin a new round of talks with both sides starting on saturday and as the humanitarian crisis continues al-jazeera has seen evidence of food meant for starving yemenis being sold at a marketplace in the capital sana the world food program has accused both the treaties and the saudi u.a.e. backed forces of diverting aid in areas under their control the hama john june has the story. on the streets of the capital sana'a. aid that was supposed to be distributed is instead being sold in yemen home to what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis both sides in the conflict now stand accused of stealing food aid the world food program says about two thirds of aid delivered to who the controlled strongholds such as sanaa and saga is being stolen by armed groups where extremely concerned by. what we've discovered in the course of our inquiries we noticed in recent months the increasing volumes of food for sale in the markets in the capital sanaa this obviously happe

mohsin coors brewing company has turned to computer.ewer anheuser-busch has started selling a spiked coconut water. >>> the time is; 17 i'm taking you alive along sure. is a high surf warning. you are seeing it as we are. the waves are crashing a pacifica. the high surf warnings are in effect for the entire northern california coast fromÑ all the way to mitre moderate. the warning stays in effect until 5 p.m. you can see for yourself whole song surface. or if you could either be careful. >> a lot of people like to look. >> it is great to look at what to be careful. >> do not turn your back to it. struck this is the commute we have been waiting for. struck a normal one or maybe slightly lighter. we will take it. let's go and take a look at the marin county commute. traffic will be busy. i will show you the traffic looks good from marin county to san rafael and the slow traffic. 780 at 80. eastbound, truck on inside walking a couple of lanes. this will imperial if you're driving to vallejo. you may want to use another way because of this