morocco may have colluded with the saudi government to aid his deportation.ined to comment. that knowing what has happened to turki bin bandar, he added a note in a book that he gave to his friend that reads like a prophecy. what do you believe happened to him? there is no proof that turki has been executed. more likely he has spent in prison. what he is lower in the royal pecking order than sultan, so he is more vulnerable. after his return to riyadh, sultan was moved from house arrest to a high security prison. his health deteriorated badly. fearing the possible consequences of his death, the family eventually allowed him to seek medical treatment in boston. what he did next must have horrified the saudis. he confided in me the details of the abduction that he described, that had occurred injune of 2003, in geneva. the details of which formed the basis of eventually a criminal complaint. in november 2014, sultan accused prince algal and sheikh saleh al—sheikh, for being responsible for his kidnapping. he gave testimony. clyde bergstresser was present. he sa

it says turki was about to leave morocco for france when he was arrested and jailed.est from the saudi authorities, he was approved for deportation. if the article is accurate it looks like the government of morocco may have colluded with the saudi government to aid his deportation. the moroccan government declined to comment. without knowing what has happened to turki bin bandar, he added a note in a book that he gave to wael that reads like a prophecy. what do you believe happened to him? there is no proof that turki has been executed. more likely, he has been in prison. but he is lower in the royal pecking order than sultan, so he is more vulnerable. after his return to riyadh, sultan was moved from house arrest to a high—security prison. his health deteriorated badly. fearing the possible consequences of his death, the family eventually allowed him to seek medical treatment in boston. what he did next must have horrified the saudis. he confided in me the details of the abduction that he described, that had occurred injune of 2003, in geneva. the details of which f

and the other arrests took place in morocco of those six suspects five. and one is said to be a spaniard and what we understand those individuals were arrested today suspected of being involved with. islamic states and we understand from police sources that the suspects had been holding nightly meetings including holding terror training sessions in which they were simulating assassinations that's come from police sources but we have also heard from the police that no apparently between this alleged terrorist cell in the city of malea and the terrorist cell that carried out those attacks just a few weeks ago in barcelona and income on the mainland of spain. reporting now let's just go back to one of our top stories and the crisis on the korean peninsula because we can get the thoughts now of storm law school professor tom brooks he joins us tom good to have you on thanks for your time saving let's just talk first about what the president said he believes the militarization of the korean peninsula is just pushing the north into a corner and won't work what

and the other arrests took place in morocco all of those six suspects five on moroccans and one is said to be a spaniard and what we understand is those individuals were arrested today suspected of being involved with ice or islamic states and we understand from police sources that the suspects had been holding nightly meetings including holding terror training sessions in which they were simulating assassinations that's come from police sources but we have also heard from the police that there were no apparent links between this alleged terrorist cell in the city of millia and the terrorist cell that carried out those attacks just a few weeks ago in barcelona and income on the mainland of spain. are you watching our stay still to come this hour a u.n. report claims that the syrian government used chemical weapons against civilians we'll have that in detail after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around. washington washington meet. the. voters elect the businessman to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's bu

church police found ingredients for explosives and also gas canisters well swear police in spain and morocco have arrested six men two suspected of having links to islamic state five of the suspects reportedly spanish and one moroccan the spanish interior ministry says they were planning atrocities and had been simulating beheading they are not however believed to be linked to the recent twin terror attacks in the country bring you more details on the stories as we get. now the syrian government forces backed by russia have recaptured a large fortified area held by islamic state in the city of dear resort. after retaking the position syrian troops found a network of tunnels containing weapons medical supplies and food it's also emerged that the area was mainly defended by terrorists from the former soviet republics and russia on tuesday rushmore ship targeted the militants there helping the syrian army storm the fortress the latest operation is part of a larger campaign to force eisel fighters acted theories off meanwhile the un special envoy to syria staffing the mistura is still uncertain

and the other arrests took place in morocco all of those six suspects five are moroccans and one is said to be a spaniard and what we understand is those individuals were arrested today suspected of being involved with. islamic state and we understand from police sources that the suspects had been holding nightly meetings including holding terror training sessions in which they were simulating assassinations that's come from police sources but we have also heard from the police that no apparent links between this alleged terrorist cell in the city of millia and the terrorist cell that carried out those attacks just a few weeks ago in barcelona and income on the mainland of spain. staying in europe with september's federal election fast approaching germany's chancellor angela merkel is traveling around the country drumming up support and in spite of her general popularity she's received a hostile response in some areas lets the cross live to peter all over for the details of all. we've heard reports of. pain so far haven't we could be changing and also pretty fortunate that the chanc

and the other arrests took place in morocco all of those six suspects are moroccans and one is said to be a spaniard and what we understand is those individuals were arrested today suspected of being involved with. islamic state and we understand from police sources that the suspects had been holding nightly meetings including holding terror training sessions in which they were simulating assassinations that come from police sources but we have also heard from the police that no apparent links between this alleged terrorist cell in the city of millia and the terrorist cell that carried out those attacks just a few weeks ago in barcelona and income on the mainland of spain. in her latest memoirs sounding indignant hillary clinton explores what went wrong in her roller coaster a presidential campaign on the head of the book's release next week it's emerged she has some harsh words for both bernie sanders her democrat opponent before she got the nod for the candidacy donald trump let's cross live to callup for more i'm not sure if you've been able to have an advance look or anything li

an occupation in which version is now complicit by holding sports festivals and building hotels in morocco except except for etc and this to me was a stark is example of the case where when you're trying to transform a system in favor of justice to a very uncomfortable extent your reliance on the people who are already powerful in that system of injustice to get funding you can't run on fresh air you have to pay people you have to travel you have to run an organization and that means going to where the money is and sometimes that means facing these very uncomfortable choices about who gives you money i wish it were not the case i think every leader of an ngo probably feels the same way as me it's best to be frank about it because i think it's a problem that we need to address it to come on the program. is exactly what is behind asking for funding for me but out of the a bit of these are also the fact that you realize you weren't the good guys that you always thought you were when you're fighting battles on behalf of the british foreign office what you say to people in the foreign office to

the head of the border agency says it's registered almost fourteen thousand arrivals in spain from morocco it's not clear if that rise is due to tougher controls around libya which would force refugees to take alternative routes getting an education is out of reach for millions of child refugees around the world that's according to a new u.n. report on the lives of school age refugees between five and seventeen children are supposed to receive two hundred days of schooling every year but the study has found that three and a half million child refugees didn't get a single day of schooling in twenty sixteen just sixty one percent of child refugees got places in primary school that's in comparison with ninety one percent of children not living in war and famine zones the situation is worse for teenagers in the study shows that just twenty three percent were enrolled at a second reschooling last year elsewhere in the world that figure is eighty four percent just one percent of refugee youth attend college or university compared to thirty. six percent of youth globally ok let's take the story t

there was no paper but it was important shipped from morocco and europe. everything that was needed was transported on the caravan routes. the caravans also carried books which were then solvers and some people who were not the first and foremost traders would copy and write books and then sound. scholars and peoples meant to study the writings in the homes of theologians and preachers known as. sort of a solo. for me. or large matter who families had their own manuscripts. they were family are. they going out so on but lent out if you needed a book you would borrow it from america. you visit a world in which. you. mean you were wrong. a lot. of. the manuscripts were also important guidebooks for people's daily lives in timbuktu and gave practical advice if for example a woman asked herself whether her illegitimate child could gain entry to paradise. i know that you're entering into paradise depends soley on good conduct everyone who dies as a muslim will enter paradise. this also applies to illegitimate children there is no difference. each of us is respo

that exclusive after all at madame tussaud everyone can take a picture with aguilar markell are with morocco obama. our other celebrities a bit stiff but pretty close to the original. across the street as the article p.s. just house or european house here you can get all kinds of information about the european union why not you know it's a kind of a new ambassador to germany he shows me around the exhibition and around some european cities at least are actually. ok i mean i don't feel sponsored it's available in all twenty four european languages so every spaniard portuguese greek or fan who comes by can listen to it in their own language and even so how many of them do you speak. well of the german even if i am an austrian i do my best french and english of course as you know and i speak possible italian and spanish. europe that's first and foremost its people the european house introduces some of them. and all seven hundred. fifty one members of the european parliament you can even send them a message or ask them a question if you have one. the help of our main attraction is a three hundre

gentleman on the single to the top the two men evidently had plenty of fun shooting the video in morocco. i'm now more fascinating insights into the world of gentlemen and extras like. intend to travel to ethiopia with the. project their campaigns for clean water world why. he went to the village of soda with this water pump installation has improved life political consideration. i moved by that there's a very different intensity when you go to a party. i also visited a school that receives funds from the german charity. every. i doubt i never thought it. was still an ethiopian he wrote a song about his impressions today. but . gentleman shot to fame in nine hundred ninety s. when he performed on top with german hip hop group for his first. at the time he still went by the name mr gentleman the track reached number thirteen in the german charts. in two thousand and five gentlemen teamed up with turkish musician most of us on the record which means rebels. the song stayed in the german charts for twenty four weeks and peaked at number six. and gentleman worked with a german hip hop band b

. >> i am writing a book it was going to be how i thought hillary clinton and morocco on the had worked together. with the american free enterprise system. but with president trump the elected and how private -- president trump with a proper support could really bring back that american dream spirit that lifted the nation so high. we have a real potential. i don't think people know about mr. wilson and what he did to the country. he actually said in a speech they should be us alone. and how the government to expanded bb to much not to say it does not have a role because it does a kid be meaningful but particularly over the past eight years. >> why did you withdraw all from consideration as labor secretary?. >> i didn't have enough votes to get confirmed i would have stuck it out to be identified did and then the would have this conversation in washington d.c.. but there was such the adverse reaction to that seat de voss and then they identified me as a target it they were merciless and dishonest as the press some other interview we could talk about the of fake news of the confirmation p

. >>> a fearless adventurer in moor moritz boehringer -- morocco, uses a gopro camera to give viewers point of view experience of his height filled adventure, he hand stands on the edge of buildings several stories up, he does not have a rope or net. he said he chooses to work out on rooftops instead of paying for a gym membership. we're back after this and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. let's go over to chris sowers for the accuweather forecast,

into a day morocco and swaziland the king plays an important role in politics. however the key to least sue to is legally you not allowed to do so but that may be about to change if the people say this is what you want and i'm ready for it today on talk to all just the kingdom of me says it is often described as one of the poorest countries in the nevertheless they offer sources of stability and wealth most people here own their land and their homes. it is a democracy where people have a chance to express their views. and it has a king who is willing and anxious to help if only they liked. surrounded by soft africa the people hopefully soon through has always been dependent on the economy and political developments in the neighboring country but in a couple of important respects listen to his different first of all apartheid never existed here the country is also less diverse most people speak the same language and share the same religion. still it is grappling was many serious social problems poverty is very high violent crimes are common there are many reports

the man they just arrested is from morocco. he is suspected of buying explosives and getting cars for the attackers sgchlt will. >> >>> it is 4:46. >> north korea has a new threat. >> edward lawrence is live to talk about how we got here and if these threats can be slowed down. >> this threat is a little more significant, because they threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean. that means it would be on the end of a missile and go over japan. the u.s. and world very concerned about this comment that was made by the foreign minister of north korea. >> in the very first of comments from the leader himself. the president called the north korean leader president, himself, was deranged. also saying the president would pay dearly for his comments that he made during his speech at the u.n. there. >> edward lawrence on the hill. thank you. >>> 4:47 now. russians trying to meddle in the 2016 election may find information on facebook. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says the company is turning over the relevant information to

other side of the mediterranean sea we've got an area of cloud and showers moving across parts of morocco and algeria so there could be a few showers here so could pick up a few on sunday some patchy cloud as well on the coast of libya but that should tend to clear and that is the central parts of africa some big storm close still sharp across south sudan the center for public and towards cameroon and also across west africa also some showers quite a long way north and those are expected to continue highs authority in bamako southern portions africa dry and fine highs of eighteen in capetown. the weather sponsored by. a great. blanket coverage follows experts and politicians often. sound bites and stable leadership trying to play the media and shape the message. of simplistic narratives the listening post critiques the mainstream response today in. this administration exposing the influences that drive the headlines at this time on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour iranian state media have released footage of what they say is the successful test launch

isn't solved the chancellor tried to find similar agreements as was turkey with tunisia was and was morocco but they haven't borne fruit so far the trade conditions under which the european union is trading with these countries have to be changed because the. the strength of the european union was very detrimental for the development of local and regional economies and only if these economies are developed and. recreate a livelihood for the people there will be in the final event see the stop of this immigration from these countries now both merkel's anshul his parties are talking about the importance of better ties with moscow both call for partial lifting of sanctions if moscow complies with minsk agreements what's your prediction shall we expect russian germany's relation to become warmer or is this is this is a syringe to fix relations with moscow or do you think it's about winning over the votes of russian germans. no the russian german vote is not the decisive pop the decisive pop in this question is really where will we go with germany and europe go with russia in the yes to come as

of syrian government troops this weekend isis ability to attack and to call in reinforcements from morocco and palmira syrian forces fought fierce battles the terrorists have planted improvised explosive devices and cobhams all around trying to prevent the army from entering the city in the end the syrian army gained a great deal of momentum and was able to connect with other territories it has gained. in syrian journalist told us that more about the operation to liberate dairies or whatever it is. there is always the second largest province in syria after holmes is territories vost without the syrian army the outcome of this battle would have been completely different the syrian commanders realize the huge strategic significance of their resort in the need to liberate it is high school has been defeated in iraq everyone can see that and they're no longer in the syrian desert there is or is the only stronghold so the group has almost been eliminated islamic state turned into the capital as they did with iraq and those with people in this province stood up to ice and fought against them. me

would change everything when yeah there are places in the world where they're doing that including a morocco for instance eritrea. want to model. so there's a number of countries around the world that have that also have serious water needs where they are scaling these up so they have. actors like this that are dozens of square kilometers in size that collect correspondingly that much more water because they have the area so how many nets it developed around the world at this time quest a nonprofit organization involved in sustainable water projects estimates that currently two hundred folk to that ten countries are producing forty thousand liters of water a day an example of this is found in south america. there isn't a tree in sight in the hotshots a common does it. stretching almost a thousand kilometers it's known as the driest place on. the kiss is located in the pacific ocean the region is blanketed. and is. the. villages have turned to a system of simple math to capture water from fog. it's a much simpler version of the folk. and innovating in california but for the people of this. gi

the morocco family, thank you for being here and letting our viewers know how you're doing. -- >> our thoughts and prayers are with everyone throughout the storm and the area. bill: i second that. thanks, guys. good luck. sandra: all right. that family sticking together. bill memory -- hemmer, thank you for that. nice to hear from a family that fled to safety. fema officials now ready and waiting to take on the task of recovery. how they are preparing to meet the monumental challenge that lies ahead even as hurricane irma continues to create more damage at this very minute? ♪ ♪ ation, my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) the joy of real cream in 15 calories per serving. enough said. reddi-wip. (flourish spray noise) share the joy. for tech advice. dell small business a

eighty four civilians near the syrian city of iraq out that includes thirty children back in march morocco's the of reports they are from syria. in the unlikelihood more than eighty four people civilians were killed in two u.s.s. strikes even and near the syrian city of braca and c.t. four people well that's just the bodies cool enough to identify their strikes alleged he targeted a school markets and the bakery putting to human rights watch which carried out an investigation and published a forty two page report previously the u.s. led coalition had said that for doing an internal review they found the claims of alleged civilian casualties tax credit bill it's well human rights watch visited these locations they spoke to the people when they looked at the evidence and they found that the u.s. led coalition give a visit to these locations they never spoke to the people they never looked at the evidence coalition forces have said that there is insufficient evidence to conclude that civilians were killed in the attack on the school but as far as we know they did not visit the school they did n

of syrian government troops this weekend isis ability to attack and to call in reinforcements from morocco and palmira syrian forces fought fierce battles the terrorists had planted improvised explosive devices and car bombs all around trying to prevent the army from entering the city in the end the syrian army gained a great deal of momentum and was able to connect their is all with other territories it has gained. meanwhile a humanitarian convoy has reached of the city for the first time since i saw a three year siege was broken residents lined up for food water and other essential supplies. people in there is all on the brink of starvation we were desperate for food and water to reach the city that was all we wanted and thank god help has now arrived. almost died from hunger thing god the humanitarian aid the right we thought we were going to die. but we cannot describe how relieved we are people were dying we would like to think the army and pay tribute to them for lifting the siege shah that will think god we have been safe from a terrible ordeal things will be different now but hide

of syrian government troops this weekend isis ability to attack and to call in reinforcements from morocco and palmira syrian forces fought fierce battles the terrorists had planted improvised explosive devices and car bombs all around trying to prevent the army from entering the city in the end the syrian army gained a great deal of momentum and was able to connect their is all with other territories it has gained. meanwhile a humanitarian convoy has reached the city for the first time since. it was broken residents queued up the food water and other vital supplies we spoke to some of them. the people in there is all on the brink of starvation we would desperate for food and water to reach the city that was all we wanted to thank god help is now arrived. but we cannot describe how relieved we are people who are dying we would like to think the army paid tribute to them for lifting the siege and russia also joined the humanitarian efforts by sending more conveys to the newly liberated areas of the city for the past three years the blockade locals were depending on air drops on a military a

in a city which is in the spanish territory next to me rocco and the other arrests took place in morocco of those six suspects. suspects had been holding nightly meetings including holding terror training sessions in which they were simulating assassinations that come from police of but we have also heard from the police that no apparent links between this alleged terrorist cell in the city of medea and the terrorist cell that carried out those attacks just a few weeks ago in boss alone income on the mainland of spain. the best is coming up next right here on our team america and the france doing just a preview of what's ahead lindsay hey they're coming up we've got a wrap up from the bric summit in china also hurricane barrels toward florida but the texas gulf has barely caught his breath and what is that to happen to the price of oil because of all of this we take a look at that coming right up all right thank you so much lenzie and that does it for now for more on the stories we've covered go to youtube dot com slash our team america also check out our website our get out forward slas

european union's border agency says it's registered almost fourteen thousand arrivals in spain from morocco it's not clear if the rises you tougher controls around libya which would force refugees to take alternative routes the congress in guatemala has protected the president jimmy morale is from facing trial over irregular finances during his election campaign it voted to keep his immunity from prosecution despite a congressional committee arguing against it the committee said it found evidence that at least eight hundred thousand dollars he received wasn't registered up next it's inside story i'm back to top of the hour see at. least through the on says i saw it in an age of simplistic narratives the listening post critiques the mainstream response exposing the influences that drive the headlines at this time on al-jazeera. beating terrorism many countries have made it the core issue in their policies yet armed groups continue to kill and maim thousands of people so is the war on terror failing what will it take to win that war this is inside story. a welcome to the program i'm jane dutt

germany's chancellor i'm going to morocco has spoken out in favor of keeping the iran nuclear deal in place concern over its future has been growing in europe after u.s. president donald trump criticized the agreement during his speech the united nations in an exclusive interview with a tough new chancellor said that they'll has been effective in curbing iran's nuclear program and you can watch a full interview with that chance when i come back up right here on in just about. a day. after germany decides meet the candidates. d.w. xena's pool and karim have interviewed almost all the front runners in germany's upcoming parliamentary elections. and now we're looking forward to the chancellor and the amount of. cash that germany decides need the candidates. d.w. . hash tag germany decides the day of decision is near the coast he want germany to follow impatiens is right you know that we are ready to take responsibility and. we have more than enough parties participating in incumbent governments but not the next morning germany can do better. polls in germany open on september twenty four

european union's border agency says it's registered almost fourteen thousand arrivals in spain from morocco it's not clear if the rise is due to tougher controls around libya forcing refugees to take alternative routes. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the united nations security council has agreed to impose new sanctions on north korea they severely restrict fuel supplies and block a north korean textile exploits they also banned following countries from hiring north korean workers the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says the new sanctions mark a big increase in pressure on north korea. previous efforts to bring north korea to the negotiating table have failed they have repeatedly walked back every commitment they have made today the security council has acted in a different way today we are attempting to take the future of the north korean nuclear program out of the hands of its outlaw regime we're done trying to prod the regime to do the right thing we are now acting to stop that from having the ability to continue doing the wrong thing. what's been known as hurricane has weakene

near here i can draw going to linger there come from there is a drug trafficking route from northern morocco and dog food it. via france marsay paris who bit of brussels. and then on to the netherlands amsterdam went along because on that route. there was the did you know that the young people who carried out the attacks were all part of a drug dealing gang and. in the end all they were a group all these young people were in a drunk skag. or the zealot. on the streets it looks like just another market day in molen bake. inside the local church the grief that followed the attacks is still tangible. the pastor. has created a wish tree together with local youths and installed it inside the church the wishes include calls for a better moral and bake and no more terrorism. on the market square outside his church the priest does his final round of the day on. my dream is for the politicians to take young people and their problems seriously and . report it and that they bring together youngsters with african moroccan and belgian roots he said if to create a mixed society i think about with event. t

or so that's the size of all this we see a lot of cloud recently along the coast of mauritania and morocco and it has given spotty rain is the wet time the ever martina the last great deal of cloud. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. i just want to make sure all of our audience is on the same page whether online to produce to us citizens here and what puts people of iraq by one and the same or if you join us on say i was never put a file then look at differently because i'm dr going all the people that i'm a watch is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of their pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. again let's take a moment to want to remind you of the top stories now sirrah three members of the israeli security forces have been killed and one injured and a shooting at a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank palestinian gunman was also shot. hundreds of kurds are celebrating the end of a controversial independence vote in iraq the procession campaign is expected to win the non-binding vote comfortably. and th

that flat was their home, it was actually like they took the place from morocco and it was in the flatazed. chris's brother—in—law abdelaziz came to the uk as a child. works in the hospital. he was a porter and he was much loved by the people he worked with. he carried over that sense of humour, which was contagious. it was the sort ofjob you do, someone‘s got to go into the operating theatre, someone has got to be shown to x—ray, someone has got to collect medicines. it's a very importantjob, you just don't get well paid for it. abdulaziz and his wife's elder son was 20. described as a grafter like his dad, he was studying accountancy while working part—time on an uncle's moroccan rug stall and as a football referee. his 15—year—old sister had just done her gcses. relative told us the parents were so proud of their three children, flat 182 was full of photos of them through the years. the family were part of the close—knit community on the 21st floor. neighbours recall their generosity. i remember christmas. she came to knock on our door with this huge chicken. she said, this is for y