such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of them. looking like you mean he's just a scumbag that seat in the u.k. prime minister has once again shown off a dog's moves during the final day of a conservative party conference in birmingham in a closing speech to resume a made a spirited defense of her government's bret's its strategy saying the u.k. will be a champion of free trade if the rebels have released two songs of yemen's forward president ali abdullah saleh it's a move that signals an effort to break the deadlock in the ongoing conflict and media label arrived in jordan after oman and the un envoy to yemen negotiated their release. there's a top stories do stay with us here on his ear witness is coming up next that's watching ifa. must see. must. share. it in a moment.

he's just a spy a traitor to the motherland you understand you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of the. little you mean he's just a scumbag that's it. or a challenge is live for us in moscow so roy some pretty strident remarks there from the president of the russian federation. yeah i'm to put this in context are all tell you about something else putin has said this came up in a documentary that was released on russian state t.v. . earlier on in two thousand and eight now putin was asked by the interviewer whether he could forgive president yes of course i can forgive but not everything he was then asked what can't you forgive and putin's answer was betrayal so that suggests that. the man who you just heard putin calling a traitor to the motherland and a scumbag fits into the brackets of people that putin probably can't forgive so some revealing language there i think from the russian president's now over the past few days there has been a. trickle of extra information coming out of about this case particularly about the man bashir of who belling cat the investigat

going to the motherland do you understand you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of. the you know he's just a scumbag that's the u.k. prime minister has once again shown off adults moves during the final day of a conservative party conference in birmingham in a closing speech to resume a made a spirited defense of her government's bret's its strategy saying the u.k. will be a champion of free trade with the rebels have released two sons of yemen's forward president ali abdullah saleh it's a move that signals an effort to break the deadlock in the ongoing conflict and media label arrived in jordan after oman and the un envoy to yemen negotiated their release. there's a top stories do stay with us you're not a zero witness is coming up next that's watching ivan a. i'm not. sure. going to leave. me alone. to be own. pure morning any and all must be pretty damned. in the. midst. of it all. she has expressed. i know how do you know by now. by now one of them i. myself on a similar way to say that i can see how a couple of. my. only thing that you see happening in and k

motherland well he's one of. the he's just a scumbag that's easy. or a challenge has more from moscow. some context for vladimir putin's comments can be found in a documentary program that was shown on russian t.v. earlier this year now in that putin was asked by an interviewer whether he could forgive me said yes of course he could but not everything when asked what he couldn't forgive putin's answer was betrayal so that suggests a script how who have lied to me putin has called a traitor to the motherland and scum falls into the brackets of the type of person that putin might not be able to forgive now bruited of course is saying this russia had nothing to do with this and on stage he said that the whole script all case was nothing more than an information campaign that had been passed officially blown up but still this is revealing language being used by the russian president. the head of the u.n. group of experts on yemen say says that has team has presented a list of you invites abuses to the united nations.

thin if you want to feel the return of the refugees to their motherland saying that it will be never be possible unless if you as a convincing political solution is achieved because these people are fleeing million euro cim we are seeing a new influx of immigrants and the refugees since the beginning of the year. if you are doing if we can't. replicate the efforts in italy elsewhere in syria we will keep seeing your influx of refugees and immigrants that's right to terry. in some something i'm all because trying to conceive in the light of the principles identified by the un i'd see are safe secure. dignified and good will it will be that he just wait till it gets old to his fear of the new day on the young days look at all interior returns should be observed to do did it i'm underlining once again with sweet deep very safe and voluntary returns depend on a convincing political solution and the infrastructure such as water and electricity should be established for the people this has been a very productive and a very efficient meeting i'd like to thank the president and once again pr

in syria sure that once again will become a motherland for the syrians. a safe and a secure nothing like he was on than we have a common good minds of additional thoughts a solution that asks for urgency so hopefully dimple it just puts its design law and distance is more mental my vision of the bush lawyers given cause that's my life. this is the ninth time for a political solution it to be enough. if you have created the mind. and that is that behind my eyes it's within the framework of. growing up a peaceful settlement without a minimum you are military and graces breaking out should be over there our main objective. thank you very much. our. statements have come to an end but we can receive and i want to answer the question . and let's begin with limo and. on. people to make quick final say hello my name is magickal from the moment newspaper a few do let me say my question is was the fall of the month vehicle. to run a few more limited paid a visit to damascus and will do you want. to just put a committee constitutionality let's let at least a dozen c

just a spied a traitor to the motherland do you understand you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of them. looking like you mean he's just a scum bag that's it. there is rory chalons has more from moscow. some context for vladimir putin's comments can be found in a documentary program that was shown on russian t.v. earlier this year now in that putin was asked by an interviewer whether he could forgive and he said yes of course he could but not everything when asked what he couldn't forgive putin's answer was betrayal so that suggests that a script how who have lied to me a putin has called a traitor to the motherland and scum falls into the brackets of the type of person that putin might not be able to forgive now putin of course is saying that russia had nothing to do with this and on stage he said that the whole script all case was nothing more than an information campaign that had been artificially blown up but still this is revealing language being used by the russian president. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour an easy prey for political promises how pove

you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of the. canadian is just a scumbag that's the extreme poverty in some of brazil's most heavily populated areas as make people easy prey for politicians looking to buy votes many of these places lack basic services like running water and sewage disposal but there are a magnet for political leaders who hope to win big in sunday's election one of them is the northeastern state of other go us a latin america editor lucien human reports. sixty five year old mother. can't read or write or even sign her name but what she does know is how to work. i started working in tobacco fields when i was nine my father had died and my mother couldn't make ends meet. the story is repeated in the nearby sugar fields generation after generation men work under the merciless sun of northeastern state. i started when i was stand i'm forty four now i couldn't find any better job my father did decide we never went to school but my son does. i hope he will be able to get a better job because this is no way to live. in n

you understand you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of the canadian is that he's just a scumbag that's it if the rebels have released two sons and yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh it's a move that signals an effort to break the deadlock in the ongoing conflict salah an audience olive arrived in jordan after amman and the un envoy to yemen negotiating their release the two had been detained since for president sally was killed by rebels in december twenty seventh team. you know the nations children's agency is suspending cash aid to nine million people in regions of yemen controlled by who the rebels youssef says it's because they were unable to set up a call center for recipients to confirm they were actually getting the money meanwhile the security concerns of forced doctors without borders to suspend their activities in a government controlled a dolly region the agency says some of its staff members were attacked on monday concern is mounting for the safety of prominent saudi journalist jamal khashoggi who has recently become a vocal critic of the kin

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calm and a traitor to the motherland people and his daughter slumped on a public bench. in much britain says they were poisoned with a nerve agent administered by russian. forces go and event. star christian rinaldo has firmly denied accusations of rape against him saying he has a clear conscience police have reopened an investigation into an alleged incident in las vegas in two thousand and nine now the footballer described as an abominable crime and said it goes against everything he believes in. astronaut alexander guest has become the first german to command the international space station the forty two year old who fans know as astro alex was presented with a symbolic hatch he had a ceremony on board he's only the second european to lead the i assess doing its seventeen years of operation in the patrols and thanks for joining us. britain's prime minister to resign me has called for unity and how conservative party our tories are divided over may's approach to negotiations with the european union over leaving the block. and you can see there that she was on stage to

as a african-american, there's a lot of talk about going back to this thing of the "motherland." >> anthonycalizing experience for african-american comics who come here before. >> kamau: yes. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: life changing, so we shall see. >> kamau: even walking through the streets, i have this feeling of like, when i moved from chicago to oakland -- you know you hear about oakland as being this black city. and you get there and it's like, you know, there's black people here, but it's not like -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> kamau: this is what i imagined oakland was going to be like. like, this feels like this is black, you know. ♪ >> anthony: nairobi means "cool water" in maasai. it's the capitol of kenya with 6.5 million people living in the metro area. it grew up around a british railroad depot during the colonial era, halfway between other british interests in uganda and the coastal port of mombasa. ♪ i will admit to a weird, frankly unlovely sense of "been here, done that." it's not a good look for me, i know. but there's a mischievous curiosity tucked away in some poisonous p

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as a african-american, there's a lot of talk about going back to this thing of the "motherland." >> anthonyzing experience for african-american comics who come here before. >> kamau: yes. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: life changing, so we shall see. >> kamau: even walking through the streets, i have this feeling of like, when i moved from chicago to oakland -- you know you hear about oakland as being this black city. and you get there and it's like, you know, there's black people here, but it's not like -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> kamau: this is what i imagined oakland was going to be like. like, this feels like this is black, you know. ♪ >> anthony: nairobi means "cool water" in maasai. it's the capitol of kenya with 6.5 million people living in the metro area. it grew up around a british railroad depot during the colonial era, halfway between other british interests in uganda and the coastal port of mombasa. ♪ i will admit to a weird, frankly unlovely sense of "been here, done that." it's not a good look for me, i know. but there's a mischievous curiosity tucked away in some poisonous part

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if he is released, his motherland is crimea. he will go to ukraine. he is not the only prisoner from ukraine kidnapped and brought into russian jails. there are dozens of them. >> why do you think vladimir putin is so scared of cultural critics? >> he wants to keep ukrainian people in jail to show how strong he is. he does not want to show his weakness by releasing them. in jail atd, he is the moment. the actual ceremony is scheduled for the 12th of december. at this point, it looks like it will be handed out symbolic weight without him. -- handed out symbolically without him. there are human rights activists who could start to get political leverage and get him freed perhaps. >> that was catherine nicholson. publiche saudi prosecutor said the murder of jamal khashoggi was premeditated , that comes after the crown prince broke his silence over the killing. promising to broke down -- promising to crack down on those responsible. saudi arabia denying accusations that it was a calculated political murder. iraq's parliament has given the green light to 14

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you understand you're such a turn traitor to the motherland well he's one of them. is that he's just a scumbag that's it nato leaders meeting in brussels are demanding that moscow prove its complying with a cold war treaty as concerns grow over a new russian miss our system the us ambassador to nato was forced to clarify that america is not planning a preemptive strike on russia after kay bailey hutchison warned moscow not to develop the new weapon and has more. well what we saw was the nato secretary-general un stoltenberg trying to dispel in a way some of that cold war atmosphere which was felt at nato headquarters on tuesday now that was when the u.s. ambassador to nato kay bailey hutchinson said that unless russia stopped developing a cruise missile and it hit one thousand nine hundred eighty seven treaty between the two countries and the u.s. could consider taking out the missile now that was seen as a suggestion that the u.s. was ready to carry out a preemptive strikes on this russian missile it angered moscow moscow hit back the foreign ministry saying that h

the matter belongs to the people of my motherland. committee which was set up earlier this year to combat corrupt public servants. he's the latest high profile disappearance in china where a number of top government officials, billionaires and even an a—list celebrity have vanished in recent months. earlier this week, actress fan bing bing, who disappeared in china injuly, emerged with a public apology and a fine of 833 million yuan for tax evasion and other offences. meng hongwei was once in the centre of international law enforcement but he has now fallen foul of laws at home. how long it will be until he is released, and at what cost, is still far from clear. police in turkey are continuing their investigations into the unexplained disappearance of a high profile saudi journalist inside its consulate in istanbul. jamal khashoggi, who was often critical of the saudi government, entered the consulate last tuesday but hasn't been seen since. saudi arabia has denied mr khashoggi was murdered. mark lowen sent this report from istanbul..

president vladimir putin has described former spy service crippled as scum and a traitor to the motherland people and his daughter unio were found slumped on a public bench in the english city of seoul is very much now britain says they were poisoned with a nerve agent administered by russian intelligence officers. chinese authorities have ordered actress fan being being to pay taxes and fines totaling nearly one hundred thirty million dollars for tax evasion and other offenses has been linked to a government probe into how celebrities reported earnings in their contracts the x. men and iron man star disappeared from public view in june. the international court of justice has ordered the united states to lift sanctions against iran that affects humanitarian aid and civil aviation safety iran filed a lawsuit to the hague based un court in july arguing that new u.s. sanctions were destroying its national economy. german foreign minister is in washington to launch a year long multi-million year a publicist a company called together the campaign is meant to highlight the country's close ties n

the matter belongs to the people of my motherland.ng says meng hongwei is being investigated by the national supervisory committee which was set up earlier this year to combat corrupt public servants. here's the latest high profile disappearance in china where a number of top and officials, billionaires and even an a list of celebrity have vanished in recent months. earlier this week, actress fann bing bing who disappeared in china injuly emerged with a fine of 833 million yuan, for tax evasion and other offences. meng hongwei was once in the centre of international law enforcement but he is now fallen foul of laws at home. how long it will be until he is released and at what cost is still far from clear. we will keep you updated as we get more news. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. indonesian officials say the number of people missing from the earthquake and tsunami which struck the island of sulawesi has soared to 5,000. so far almost 1800 bodies have been recovered. but there are fears that the two worst—affected

the matter belongs to the people of my motherland.ier this year to combat corrupt public servants. he‘s the latest high—profile disappearance in china, where a number of top government officials, billionaires and even an a—list celebrity have vanished in recent months. earlier this week, actress fan bingbing, who disappeared in china injuly, emerged with a public apology and a fine of 833 million yuan, £98.9 million, for tax evasion and other offences. meng hongwei was once in the centre of international law enforcement, but he has now fallen foul of laws at home. how long it will be until he is released, and at what cost, is still far from clear. daniel mckerrell, bbc news. an investigation has started after 20 people were killed in a crash involving a stretch limousine in upstate new york. police say that passengers travelling in the vehicle wouldn‘t have been required to wear seatbelts. the accident happened on saturday afternoon. lebo diseko has the story. it‘s a day that should have been filled with celebration. instead, emergenc

africans captured traded dragged from their motherland and the odor after night tin weeks it's the thought that this concealed cargo disembarked only at night to the crack of the whip in the shadows and shame. them. ha. ha. oh my. what. no matter. you know now. left out. now. for over an hour i walked the same dirt path that hundreds of thousands of the slave africans were forced to follow. as i think about the magnitude of their suffering and sacrifice i feel a deep in sense of shame and sorrow that their descendants have never received a formal apology or a penny of compensation from the u.s. government. so that was really intense. it was absolutely humbling. and i just kept thinking about everything that had been taken away from the people that arrived on the shores. and how there's no way that that could ever be given back to them. i decided to join the fight for reparations. not just because of my ancestors. but because morally it's the right thing to do. all of us must take responsibility for repaying the vast debt owed to black people so that future generations can finally have an e

he was described by president putin this week as a "scumbag" and a "traitor to the motherland."ports. russia stands accused of state—sponsored cyber attacks targeting political institutions, businesses, media and sport. 0rchestrated by its military intelligence service, gru, britain holds the kremlin responsible. in a statement, the uk's foreign secretaryjeremy hunt said... britain's national cyber security centre has revealed it's highly confident a group of hackers belonging to the gru were responsible for a series of attacks. using names like fancy bear, bad rabbit and cyber caliphate, they are accused of numerous actions, including hacking the world anti—doping agency and exposing the confidential medical records of many high profile athletes, causing disruption to the kiev metro system and an airport in ukraine, and releasing materialfrom the us democratic national committee to influence the 2016 presidential election. they are getting good at attributing these attacks. i think that is the first step if you're going to retaliate. i think that is the first step for these gov

hong kong is that this is now apartment and be reminded that you're less likely connected to the motherland and that sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. the japanese journalist is safe and well in turkey after being freed from three years imprisonment in syria my name is to be. german in germany and was initially kidnapped by fighters linked to al qaeda and held captive by other groups since japan's government says no ransom was paid and is thanking the turks for helping with the freelance reporter release just before the break someone in the u.s. has just become an instant billionaire technically here she is a billionaire and a half a really lottery organizers say a winning and perhaps misnamed mega millions ticket was sold in south carolina and it's won the biggest ever prize in the u.s. one point six billion dollars and now there is a choice for the mystery winner either an immediate one off lump sum payment of nine hundred million dollars or the full amount over twenty nine years right. and monday put it well on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natu

hong kong is about as us now apartment and be reminded that we are less likely connected to the motherland and that the public will get a chance to test the bridge when roads. open to sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's president is increasing the pressure on saudi arabia over the killing of journalist. described killing as a brutal and premeditated murder he called for an independent investigation and declared his full confidence that the saudi king would cooperate but he did not comment on other whiles but. we have strong evidence that this was a premeditated murder in the life of the information we have everybody has questions here are the questions these fifteen people why did they come on the day of the murder who ordered them to come to turkey we need an answer why was the building of the consulate general not open for investigation on the day only after so many days why so many credible explanations whereas the body of jamal. nobody knows where the body is it is alleged that the body was given to a local cooperate or so who is the loca

this the matter belongs to that international community the matter belongs to the people of my motherland. she has no plans to return to china and will likely seek asylum in france among this resignation as the first chinese head of interpol is a reflection of the seriousness of the case now being made against him it's being handled by the national supervision office which investigates public officials accused of corruption and given the justice system in china is controlled by the communist party there will likely be just one outcome to this long process adrian brown al jazeera beijing. every two years a battle of nerve balance and coordination takes place in spain this year thirty one teams took part in the human tower competition in terra gona in the catalan region it's edged tradition that dates back to the eighteenth century al-jazeera followed one of the customers or human tower builders as his team tried to win the contest for the first time in eighteen years. but the only one i and i want to know my name is. i live involve malkuth and i'm twenty one years old and i'm studying phys

status the matter belongs to that international community the matter belongs to the people of my motherland. china says money is under investigation for unspecified violations of the rule he was previously china's vice minister of public security and once worked directly on the zhao young kang he was then one of china's top leaders. is now in prison after running foul of chinese president xi jinping is anti corruption campaign other prominent figures who've gone missing in china recently were later found to have been under investigation by authorities these include the actress fan being being she disappeared three months ago and popped up again last week publicly expressing regret for allegedly dodging millions of dollars in taxes. interpol says kim jong young of south korea will be acting president until a new chief is elected in november month detention is put china's civil liberties and human rights again under the spotlight victoria gate and be al-jazeera the indonesian government believes they could be around five thousand people still missing in some areas palu it was one of the regio

hong kong is that this is now apartment and be reminded that you're less likely connected to the a motherland and that the public will get a chance to test the bridge when roads open tomorrow sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. and a quick reminder you can always catch up with all the news on our web site there just that is al jazeera dot com and you can watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon out is there dot com. or one of the top stories on our jazeera turkey's president has called the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a brutal and premeditated murder in the address to parliament one demanded answers about his death inside the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago jamal because you watch. so far the evidence we have sous jamal was murdered brutally such brutality cannot be covered up in any way it would hurt human kinds consonance we would like saudi authorities to show the same sensitivity to this murder that yes vice president mike pence has threatened further repercussions over the killing. of the brutal murder of democracy shogi at the saudi consulate in turkey

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political icon to remind hong kong people in the public in general that you are connected to the motherland with this very grand bridge. it is almost like an umbilical cord. >> the crossing includes 40 miles a bridge and 4 miles of underground tunnels. >>> rosemary are you going to play? >> definitely. i have been playing and i am beginning to wonder if i keep playing with it keep rolling over? >> you have to be in it to win it. isn't that one of the slogans? >>> live from san francisco we have partly cloudy, mostly clear skies. at this point even the coast is clear. we will take a look at that in just a moment. here is a view of san francisco, low 60s right now in san francisco, low 60s in oakland in livermore. hello to san jose at 66. even in the last half hour we continue to see the fog peeling back leaving mostly sunny skies. in the last half hour it was still mostly cloudy. it is going to move back in and we will be partly to mostly cloudy once we get started tomorrow morning and likely to have a little patchy drizzle. a little hugging areas like pacifica. outside of that it is a mostl

when you come in here you feel at home you feel like it's the motherland, you know. >> anthony: thisanthony: no, never a problem for me. >> anthony: sarah khan has made it her mission to find and write about some of these great little off the grid places throughout the borough. >> anthony: you're studying the intersection between food and culture. how did you get to that point? >> sarah: so i kind of cobbled together a way to travel, learn languages, and eat. >> anthony: and do you ever worry that by celebrating these communities you're helping destroy them? >> sarah: oh absolutely, absolutely. >> anthony: i worry about it. >> sarah: but, you know, those stories need to be told, through what they do, though how they survive. >> nikita: my name is nikita. i have been here in new york since 2001. i am from gujarat, india. ♪ >> anthony: every meal, every dish has a story, often a very personal one, often a story of hardship, separation, difficult times, but when somebody cooks for you they are saying something. they are telling you something about themselves. where they come from, who t

status the matter belongs to that international community the matter belongs to the people of my motherland. china says money is under investigation for unspecified violations of the old he was previously china's vice minister of public security and once worked directly on the zhao young kang he was then one of china's top leaders. is now in prison after running foul of chinese president xi zhang pings anti corruption campaign other prominent figures who've gone missing in china recently were later found to have been under investigation by authorities these include the actress fan being being she disappeared three months ago and popped up again last week publicly expressing regret for allegedly dodging millions of dollars in taxes interpol says came junk yang of south korea will be acting president until a new chief is elected in november mongst attention is put china's civil liberties and human rights again under the spotlight the tory gates and be al-jazeera blood out of beijing china corresponded adrian brown joins us every and of last china has issued a statement at least conserving lun

a man who had always wanted to be a spy now commanded the motherland's domestic intelligence service.e that vladimir putin was looking at the fsb as being a very important institution that he understood because he was from that world. >> putin soon had the fsb utilize some old kgb tricks, obtaining compromising material called kompromat on a targeted individual to gain leverage. >> when he became director of the fsb the general of moskow was starting to prosecute a number of crimes around the yeltsen family. and mr. putin at the time helped out mr. yeltsen by taking a clandestinely acquired film of him with prostitutes. >> it ended his career. >> to yeltsen this showed loyalty, and therefore he was someone who could be trusted to protect yeltsen and the family. >> but putin could not fix all of yetten's problems. >> yetten needed to come up with somebody who could succeed in becoming president and then pardon him as the first act of his presidency so that yetten wouldn't end up facing criminal liability. >> a decisive man, a man who knew how to manipulate power, vladimir putin. >> in

where you went if you wind up like every immigrant you would still feel the invisible dirt of the motherland on the soles of your feet. [applause] thank you so much. i want to talk to all of you know. i understand someone is going to have a microphone set up. a few days ago in my mailbox came a photo on the front. that was quite an honor. my question is in that article that mentions you said you don't want to bring a child into poverty. the other purpose of your family and elsewhere. i assumed they were part of the writing process. did they know what you were writing and are they going to get residuals? >> they might also like to know the answer that question. my family has a different school of thought on writing a war or stories about one's family. one school of thought is right whatever you think and someone else sees a different they can write their own book but that isn't how i work as a journali journalist. i think to handle someone's life and view this transforming of the human experience to the ultimately finite character that's quite a gift to receive someone's blessing to do that a