family of morsy so they don't know where he's been taken until the morsy is one of five children and was sentenced to a year in jail in twenty fifteen for alleged drug possession former president mohammed morsi has been in jail since he was ousted in the military coup in twenty thirteen al jazeera has been given access to a report not yet released by a panel of u.n. experts on the u.e.s. violations of sanctions imposed on somalia and eritrea it highlights the continued illegal construction of an m.r.e. base in somalia's coastal city of barbera the report also accuses us companies of purchasing embargoed charcoal from the al-shabaab group the us president donald trump says he's considering five candidates for the role of the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. after nikki haley's sudden resignation yesterday mrs aly says she wants a break from public life and has ruled out running against mr trump in the twenty twenty presidential elections mike hanna has the story from the united nations. many in the security council disagreed with the policies that the us representative championed again but

fear of arrest and heavy handed police tactics one of the sons of egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been arrested at his home in cairo the family say they don't know where he was picked up his one of five children and was sentenced to a year in jet in two thousand and fifteen for alleged drug possession former president morsi has been jailed since he was ousted is in a military coup in two thousand and thirteen. al-jazeera has been given access to our ports not yet released by a panel of u.n. experts on the u.a.e. violations of sanctions imposed on somalia and eritrea it is the continued illegal construction of an ember aussie base and somalia's coastal city of beara the fault also accuses the companies of charcoal from the al-shabaab group afghanistan's government is trying new ways to help young men and boys who fought with the taliban some of them are as young as twelve and have been sentenced for offenses such as attempted suicide and possessing explosive devices prisoner authorities are using education and games to reverse what they say has been taliban brainwashing anybody

one of the sons of egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been released on bail hours after being arrested at his home in cairo abdullah morsi is being accused of belonging to a group and spreading fake news it's a recent interview about his father's detention morsi has been in jail since he was ousted in a military coup in twenty. well jazeera has been given access to report not yet released by a panel of u.n. experts that shows the u.a.e. is violating sanctions imposed in somalia and eritrea the report highlights the continued illegal construction of an iraqi base in somaliland coastal city of bed as well as the seizure of weapons and military equipment coming through yemen imran khan has more. the report has been prepared for the un security council it says that criminal networks in the u.a.e. are using iran as a transit point for illegal charcoal exports that have on their somali based on group an estimated one hundred fifty million dollars. pledged there and affected state within a state and they collect taxes in all major towns. they also run a. justice so for many citizens

has been arrested at his home in cairo the family of abdullah morsy say they don't know where he was picked up until the morsy is one of five children he was sentenced to a year in jail in twenty fifteen for alleged drug possession the former president mohamed morsy has been in jail since he was ousted in the military coup in twenty thirteen. is a world mental health day globally the illness is becoming more prevalent with government health budget struggling to cope by twenty thirty depression is expected to be the world's leading cause of ill health and according to the world health organization one in four people will experience one form of mental ill health yet the condition currently receives less than one percent of global aid a report to join a whole is up that mental health summit in london. if the countries of northern europe sweden norway denmark and finland regularly feature among the world appears then why do so many people report being unhappy in sweden alone one in five young women point to rising stress levels affecting their mental health. i think that we have a lot of

one of the sons of egypt's former president mohammed morsy has been arrested at his home in cairo a family of mostly said they don't know where he's been taken he's one of five children and was sentenced to a year in jail and twenty fifteen for alleged drug possession or president mohamed morsi has been in jail since he was asked in a military coup in two thousand and thirteen and harken michael is continuing to build strength and is near in florida as a category four storm with winds over two hundred kilometers an hour micah's that's been the west storm to hit florida's panhandle in over a decade and the strongest in terms of wind speed to make landfall in the u.s. this year hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to leave your state with all our headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the inside story stay with us. american pressure growing on saudi arabia over missing journalists. president donald trump says he's worried and the u.s. secretary of state is urging the kingdom to support a thorough investigation. geishas of murder be a turning point in relations betwee

has been released on bail hours after being arrested at his home in cairo abella morsy. being accused of belonging to a banned group and spreading fake news it's over a recent interview about his father's detention home nor is he has been in prison since he was ousted in a military coup in two thousand and thirteen. the white house has accused the venezuelan government of being involved in the death of an opposition leader in the capital caracas and i know a bond was taken into custody last week over an alleged plot to kill president nicolas maduro officials say he later killed himself by jumping off the tenth floor of police headquarters but his party says he was murdered time his western province has revised the law to legalize so-called reeducation camps for weaker muslims the new clause says the camps will tackle what it calls extremism through ideological transformation up to one million muslims are ordered to have been detained and subjected to enforced political education adrian brown has more from beijing. for china's government is always in facet li denied the e

has been released on bail hours after being arrested at his home in cairo adela morsi is being accused of along to a banned group and spreading fake news it's over a recent interview about his father's detention and morsi has been in jail since two thousand and thirteen when he was ousted in a military coup. doctors without borders is calling for the immediate evacuation of refugees and asylum seekers from prison camps and now rue last week the island's government ordered the medical charity to live within twenty four hours australia has been sending asylum seekers to the offshore detention camp since two thousand and thirteen doctors without borders has condemned the conditions there with children as young as nine trying to commit suicide many children suffering traumatic withdrawal symptoms syndrome exists in the semi common so states unable to eat drink and talk during our time on the island we witnessed an ongoing significant deterioration of mental health among our asylum seeker and refugee patients. this was very clearly attributable to the indefinite nature of detention held on

status it has going forward it remains unclear one of the sons of egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been released on bail i was also being arrested at his home in cairo. being accused of belonging to a group and spreading fake news it's of a recent interview about his father's detention and morsy has been in jail since he was ousted in a military coup in twenty thirty. the international monetary fund and the world bank have approved plans for zimbabwe to pay back more than two billion dollars in debt it's a vital step to secure new loans to revive the economy the government recently imposed a tax on bank transactions some blame for raising prices and causing shortages are much as a report from harare. some zimbabweans are calling it the worst economic crisis in a decade businesses and shoppers aren't happy with the recently introduced two percent tax on back transactions products now cost more and supplies are buying less it's later shortages and excessive price hikes it is very frustrating actually i'm coming from a farmers right now where i bought these drugs which i used to s

risk but it could also be seen as a blessing almost for the german sausage has been fighting with morsi over the past six months so it could be the first indication of more instability in merkel's government. with the very latest from bavaria joining us from munich there thank you so much. hugh and now it's got a quick check of some other stories making news around the world facebook now says that hackers access to data such as names e-mail addresses and phone numbers from twenty nine million accounts it's part of a security breach just closed two weeks ago executives originally said that they feared as many as fifteen million accounts could have been affected. pope francis has accepted the resignation of a prominent cardinal in the wake of a sex abuse scandal donald wuerl is accused of protecting child molesting priests as a bishop of pittsburgh from one thousand nine hundred eighty eight to two thousand and six the pontiff has voiced his support for the cardinal who denies any wrongdoing. u.s. astronaut nick a again his russian crewmate alexi of chin has arrived in moxa moscow for fur

risk but it could also be seen as a blessing almost for the german chancellor has been fighting with morsi over the past six months so it could be the first indication of more instability in merkel's government. there with the very latest from bavaria joining us from munich there thank you so much. he's. now a turkish court has lifted the house arrest of u.s. pastor andrew bronson the ruling allows him to leave turkey immediately brunson was arrested two years ago on suspicion of having links to fit to the girl and the cleric that uncle of blames for the failed coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen his detention has caused ties to fall apart between washington and ankara with both sides imposing tit for tat penalties. and it is a mr rader has the latest from washington julie i'll begin with you because the pastor has been sentenced but then he has also been free so what can you tell us. well earlier today a court's near the coastal town of is mia has lifted andrew bronson's house arrest and his travel ban and this essentially means he's now free to leave turkey and according to his lawy

control of hamas and mr morsi for not only a. child's seemed wrong. but old roles just don't hold. me to the world that is yet to shape out these days to come to advocate and in the game because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she's to look for common ground. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your question about. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. by. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so assented that it does no good as the end then i conclude that it used. this. case felt. cooked additional sunburst if not of what was in etc callender some of these it's just a. simple yes so when i'm with you to. look at with a showing

and saudi arabia arabia has a long standing relationship but since the coup that overthrew mohammed morsi in egypt in two thousand and thirteen the relations have been strained and finally when it came to syria saudi arabia has been supporting the y.p. g. fighters which turkey believes that they are an offshoot of the p.k. k. an opcode organization so if turkey was disappointed in its relations with saudi arabia and saudi arabia in turkey as well and this is a similar question she's disappearance happened maybe probably a mood there is on the table a chill turkish public also put a lot of pressure on turkish officials to shed a light on this case because it's a now known. turkish soil even though it's a saudi territory inside the consulate if foreigners disappears and no one can do anything and also the turkey it turkey's n.g.o.s that officials have reacted harsh against this turkey tried to create an international conscience which actually had a good response for instance european countries criticize saudi arabia stance also united states threatened saudi arabia for sanctions and the u.s

turkey's alliance with iran turkey unhappy with saudi arabia support for the coup that deposed president morsi in egypt so there are a lot of differences between them but today for the first time since since this crisis began are gone and mohamad and some of the saudi crown prince they spoke over the phone and what we understand from turkish presidential sources mohamed been so many requests that to speak to the turkish president a statement was issued saying that they you know they are going to cooperate and and then an hour later we saw him having been telephone at that investment conference in riyadh also talking about cooperation saying that culprits will be taken to justice and then we saw him make statements about qatar clearly softening his tone towards qatar after imposing a blockade on that country and isolating qatar so is this mohamed bin man reaching out is it's unclear but there is no doubt he has been weakened his reputation has been tarnished his you know his credibility as a leader is at stake because turkish officials believe he had a hand in this murder so far what they've sh

risk but it could also be seen as a blessing almost for the german chancellor has been fighting with morsi over the past six months so it could be the first indication of more instability in merkel's government. in the helicopter with the very latest from bavaria joining us from munich there thank you so much. hugh and the bavarian state election comes as a new survey is forcing mainstream politicians in germany to sit up and take notice it shows that support for the party is about and the americans governing coalition has plunged to its lowest level since it took office many voters appear to be switching their allegiance to smaller parties. crises and scandals have taken their toll on the german government's popularity discord over migration policy has threaten the stability of chancellor merkel's coalition of conservatives and social democrats. according to the latest poll. would no longer have a majority in parliament if federal elections were held on sunday. the conservative union made up of christian democrats and their sister party the christian social union would receive just a quar

to president by palace it is saying the speaker just syria has basically pointed out that he's for morsi and duty is to protect the rights of all parliamentarians and in doing so he said he had received a request to protect the rights and privileges of. until such time that a number person was able to demonstrate.

for example over the support of the muslim brotherhood beginning in egypt the support of mohammed morsi the ousted egyptian president two thousand and thirteen with respect to worsening relations over different policies in syria between turkey and saudi arabia and of course turkey support for cuts are in the in the saudi pledge c.j. saying despite these worsening relations this incident has happened as an indication all of a relationship with saudi arabia that is still strong and that shouldn't be as strong as that we also spoke to a member of the ruling a k polity who said that he didn't believe that this would lead necessarily to a complete split between riyadh and said that the capon he didn't want to see a massive split but he did say that it was very much consistent with what he described as turkey's place in the context of its international relations and its allies on the international stage i. you know turkey qatar no iran versus what we've seen in recent months of the since the trumpet ministration came to fool with the us israel and saudi arabia on the other side it's very diff

sides and regional politics for example turkey was against the who against the egyptian president morsi turkey sided with qatar saudi arabia was attempting to isolate qatar in fact to support qatar saudi arabia unhappy with turkey's alliance with with iran so it was a strained relationship today it was a first time president are gone and the saudi crown prince talked to each other there was a phone conversation and what we understand from turkish presidential sources it was mohamed been told men who requested just speak with president or debunk and then later on we heard mohamed have been so many address at investment conference and he was talking about cooperated with turkey and the culprits will face justice soon after that he struck an even more conciliatory tone with qatar saying that to you know the qatari economy is growing so a lot of people are saying that could this be muhammad the man reaching out to turkey or to turkey's allies qatar because qatar has a very close relationship with turkey that is not clear but what is clear is that mohamed been told man is now increasingly is

opposing sides of regional politics just a few examples turkey was against the coup against the president morsi in egypt turkey sided with qatar when saudi arabia imposed an embargo and try to isolate qatar or dog on sending turkish troops to qatar and turkey is relationship with iran as well a source of contention between these two countries so it was a strained relations the two to begin with and in particular with muhammad the bin man they have been suggestions that he even called a turkey part of the axis of evil with iran now today for the first time since that she killing the president or the gone and mohamed bin so man had a phone conversation what we understand from presidential sources here it was muhammad bin so a man who requested that conversation of course there was a statement released saying that they discussed cooperation and then we heard the saudi crown prince address the investment conference saying that the culprits will be will face justice and that they're cooperating with turkey and then after that he he expressed a softer attitude towards qatar a country that they impose

risk but it could also be seen as a blessing almost for the german sausage has been fighting with morsi over the past six months so it could be the first indication of more instability in merkel's government. now with the very latest from bavaria joining us from munich there thank you so much. hugh and let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world facebook now says that hackers a set access to data excuse me such as names e-mail addresses and phone numbers from twenty nine million accounts it's part of a security breach disclosed two weeks ago executives originally said that they feared as many as fifteen million accounts could have been affected. u.s. astronaut nick hague and his russian crew made alexi of tension have arrived in moscow for further medical checks that's after thursday's soyuz rocket failure forced them to make an emergency landing both men are said to be in good condition . or heading to uganda now we're at least thirty four people have died in months lives triggered by torrential rains and a melt in this area in the east of the country th

turkey unhappy with saudi arabia support for the coup that defoe's the elected president in egypt morsi so so these two countries really have differences and now mohamed bin man holding a phone conversation with president with a gun the first phone conversation since this crisis began and according to turkish presidential sources it was mohamed can someone who requested this call and then a few hours later the saudi crown prince addressing this investment conference in riyadh saying that the culprits will be punished and that cooperation is continuing with turkey and then we heard him make a remark about qatar really softening his rhetoric talking about the qatari economy so is the saudi crown prince reaching out some people will can describe you know his moves really as as him reaching out because at the end of the day what is clear is he has become increasingly isolated his credibility is at stake his political future is at stake and what the turkish investigation has done the leaks that we have seen over the past three weeks really has tarnished his image and we have to remember it's

muslim brotherhood and a lot of other arab countries are no fans of the muslim brotherhood remember morsi and egypt so there's all kinds of speculation here but again you know we're presented with a he was a journalist he was working in america for the washington post and we should react accordingly there's got to be more to his background i mean he was a big supporter of the kingdom for decades before he allegedly objected and went into self-imposed exile over the prince's crackdown. about a year ago so you know inquiring minds want to know and question more and that's what that's what you're doing right here and one of the interesting things as many in the mainstream media know to be as an american permanent resident but there are questions as well about how you actually obtained his green green card you know obviously he has ties to the bin laden family as a journalist like to study interviewed osama bin laden and he's you know served as an advisor to saudi arabia's former head of intelligence this is just throwing out the possibilities because you've got to ask the questions is it pos

easter sunday mr mr morsi to show that grossed. more information you still need to do. this it's very obvious this mission of the people who. are you aware of that information. in that nature death news would have a piece in the family home. changed over the she wasn't the person i met when she was twenty one twenty. and i don't think she was very hope it towards the end she was the only time i saw the niece and she was was when i'm in other words. it's a fixed experience. she had just six here you know lots. of honor but. matthew poland and andrew no longer live in malta. they have not forgotten their mothers feel a special against corruption. five months there is just never had any time. as a family or two to remember. it's just been a war one boss a loss around all the and i think it's reviewed our thoughts for a few euros. it definitely. a risk so our lives. makes it impossible to ever live on all my life again. we have not yet set aside definitely want to leave his research it still contains many more revelations. my name is along that i left out. the mexicans that

he was the one who overthrew the vent elected muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsy with the supreme council of armed forces so here you see the subtle differences between both of their speeches and merkel is known for her diplomacy but you differently see the different hidden messages in the speeches a lot of calls as well for merkel to address some of these issues straightforward in straightforward fashion with the president of the c.c. and there were protests for and against the egyptian president's visit in berlin went there correct yesterday and today of course there are the president of the at the i.c.c. does enjoy some popularity in egypt there are people that support him there are people that voted for him and this includes members of the egyptian community in germany as well and there have been protests from both sides you had some supporters that went outside the windows comes out of the chance that and also the ben and bird gate here in berlin to welcome different to his is there have been calls also for for for sort of welcoming parties but also n.g.o.s and human rights o

his son mr mr morsi to join the group. our information if that is. the suspect yes estimation of the people. are you aware of that information. in that nature death news would have a piece in the family home. over the us who was in the course of my math when she was twenty one twenty. i don't think she was very happy towards the end it was the only time i saw freemasons because was what i'm told that's my end of the world to. its effect a serious. charge a six year you know what's very vulnerable. matthew paul and no longer live in mt. they have not forgotten their mothers feel especially against corruption. five months there we've just never had any time. as a family to remember. it's just been a war one brasa loss around all the. and i think it would be. for a few years. it definitely. to rick's our lives. makes it impossible to ever live a normal life again. we have not yet set aside definite kind of want to leave his research it still contains many more revelations. plenty of families for freedom mothers sisters and wives from syria. they are tra

a thirteen year old girl tatyana from morsi had been missing and she had come under suspicion of abducting and seducing the girl as well as disseminating pornographic material the artist was imprisoned pending trial when his case was brought before a judge twenty one days later the first two charges were dropped and she was sentenced to three more days in prison for disseminating pornographic material. for decades the legacy of this episode proved a dilemma for noir lenneberg a turnaround came in the one nine hundred sixty three with a visit of a young american art student. oh i had to find a large building and it was easy to find because it. was the only imposing building around to see so i did photograph it from the that and you could see the bars on the little window here so it was perfectly clear that that had to be the building in which the shaded door was so then i went around to the front and. this is it this is the prison so i went right up to the door and there was an bear arms are there and i said whole issue looked as if he didn't she didn't die in the tennis until we started to

spare morsi against manchin that puts the race that manchin a state overwhelmingly for trump he is aheadrnal poll new jersey is closing that gap to such an extent that national democrats put $2.8 million plus $3 million last week. the whole campaign is there so it is close that race up. polymath gas line john james in michigan so they are getting close all within range of being the tories. lou: are the republicans putting money into those races to back them up? >> the best i know they are. they are working hard. the democrats people like bloomberg are putting tons of money in. lou: who has the best game around the country? >> i think the republicans do. clearly the chairman on your show last night has done a fabulous job. they deserve a lot of credit for that. lou: i want to get your sense on something and that is the focus here in these last few days. suddenly today we have everybody focused on suspicious packages. obviously intended to influence the direction we don't know by two home or for home but we know the effect has been to take up all of the oxygen in the airwaves. >> i talked

a vote for morsy is a vote for me. a vote for marsha is really a vote for me. and a vote for cindy is a vote for me. and a vote for steve is a vote for me. remember this, a vote for david is a vote for me and our agenda to make america great again. i'm not on the ballot, but in a certain way i'm on the ballot. so please go out and vote. >> so you get the feeling there that a vote for those candidates are a vote for him. president trump making it clear the midterm elections are, in his view, a referendum on his presidency, which in truth is how midterms kind of work. we are just 2 days away. his popularity numbers appear to be moving slightly. are any other numbers on the move? who can we ask? how about steve kornacki, who is at the big board tonight. >> brian, getting some mixed and confusing signals when it comes to the state of the midterms, basically three weeks out. you mentioned the president's approval rating. here's gallop. they have him at 44%. now, remember, all year we've been saying that basically if trump, the closer he can be to the mid 40s, 45 or

>> all the polling data i've seen is joe manchin significantly had a morsi throughout this. >> so when does the president come out and gloat? does he wait until the final vote tomorrow? or will we see him start speaking out more aggressively tonight? >> well -- >> you worked for him for a long time. >> i think it is fair to say, this is a substantial victory. >> i know. but when do you think he would start talking about this? because he's been very silent. >> in light of susan collins' remarks. >> and joe manchin's remarks. you think he'll make a statement. when will he address the nation? >> i would hope tomorrow. >> after the final vote. at that point, he goes to the oval office and addresses the nation. so it will be a dramatic moment. >> yes. >> for the president. >> yeah. i mean, not too get too corny. you're right. it's a victory lap. a deserved victory lap, because he won the presidency. and he got to pick a supreme court nominee. because justice kennedy said he was going to retire. and it looks like his guy is going to get on. but not to get too corny, but one of the things tha

inappropriately with them these allegations are flying out during india's lead to movement where many women morsi in the media right now are in fact from out and john was the first senior politician to resign but at least five as it does have stepped down from positions while investigations have been carried out against them it is worth noting however that but it is denying all allegations he says things are false and he is actually food one of the people who have made the allegations and is sticking close to four hard. for us in delhi thank you very much good to talk to you. you're watching news still to come one of the hottest bands in the world right now with south korea's beat as t. or bank town boys currently sparking k. pop fever on their european tour we'll have more about the. phenomenon. but first a football yahoo live in germany lost again this time losing to want to france in the nations like we have max merrill from david in sports with us max what did you think of this match last night well i mean it was refreshing really good in the first half but it's a sign of the times when we pr

mystic which your previous king of committed by called very thing and financing disposal of mohammed morsi that may change the situation but you are finished the station is the reality is finishing that he is finished if he doesn't do that i think. you can expect it will not do that i think and it will be still one of the up in fight between the princes and one of the not because he is in london is stand by and the american deep state is stand by for him hamad bin nayef and things will move quite ugly if sandman does not move to save at least not be in a monarchy for him and his family mohamed el masry thank you very much. well president during that speech also gave some details about how his country began the investigation including access to the crime scene. but you know it's like you know unsolved once the authority came from the kink then. prosecution stuff and the consul general bill didn't and it turned out that as if the consul general seemed to be not that tiresome in auto to the. beach because for some concept of the way he was handling this and the next day he of us heard from hi

argument that he is independent, he does what is right for west virginia, and it will be tough for morsi take -- morrissey to go after him. other candidates are against kavanaugh and are already being attacked viciously for it. argumentderscore his that i'm independent and i do with right for west virginia. it looks like he will be reelected. host: and lisa murkowski announced she opposes the kavanaugh nomination. how does that affect her? window she face voters again? -- when does she face voters again? guest: in 2022. we are talking more than four years. it could be an issue. sarah palin, the former governor of alaska, paraphrase her old line on twitter yesterday. "i can see 2020 to from my window -- 2022 from my window." in other words, watch out. you will be in trouble at some point. a convincing reelection in 2016. it looks like she is safe. atalked to james mueller, professor of political science at the university of anchorage -- university of alaska, anchorage. she thinks the victory was so convincing she feels pretty safe and joe miller, the conservative challenger who beat her i