it isn't enough to be a one who accepts muhammad as a prophet. but that the point of difference between -- judeism between islam and christianity is much deeper and much more complex and has to do with the identity of jesus as devine. >> yes over here. >> when you wrote god of biography, with you were very explicit about choosing over the old testament because of the ordering of the -- of the chapters. some are and others are written in mecca first and -- in what you were studying about what the allah says and qur'an is there any difference that seems to be that a -- >> so that the question first -- reminds me that my book god biography wrote about the scriptures of the jews read in the jewish order which is different from the order followed by christians in the christian are old testament so the jewish -- and in that regard is significantly different from the christian old testament. now she says -- do i make -- anything much in my book about a -- a distinction made by traditional readers of the qur'an between those -- or portions of that were w

he was muhammad. attorneys in engineer who led a double life that not even his family knew all about. and my mother had model from very early on this i thought of latter day out of what i do know. but what it can do at have got macarthur why in. the arab media picked up on the story but so did the israeli news and put it to shoots. claim are you the ash mcgee at of me tunisia. mr whip the man this should be me to simply look. at a level equal amount. of i shall not leave you lost both legs in the interests or shadow of a me show you some there are the fullness and when they are sure lawyer. shalom utah lawyer moment the frost embellished missile at madonna malathi muhammad or the ali between. her daughter medina. the he told me to back ephesus. in the twenty fourteen war in gaza the palestinians in the form of hamas used to respond to is that a tax now. maybe not. but they are there are there have be. a lot of it is that when you're going into these little hook at the table said he does not mean that

this in the senate for the time being that we're seeing this really aggressive campaign against muhammad mr mann and by implication i guess all true but as we move to the beginning of the year we're going have democratic leadership in the house of representatives and already we have a republican leadership in the senate the three that wants to pursue this issue so trump is going to have a problem both houses of congress would have this as a crusade against muhammad and so on now what does this entailed what one thing is to build convince the president to act himself before they need to act and that's what senator corker said acts before forcing us to act because we will act and what will they do i think what is clear and where they could have more teeth than just rhetoric is by the magnitsky act and if they do consider so india arabia. basically indicted under the magnitsky act then i think saudi arabia is going to have to do something about the how of its own moment thanks very much. we move on the u.n. special envoy say yemen and who the rebels have arrived in sweden for talks the saud

jon, many thanks. —— he needs muhammad bin salman's support over iran.ident and emergency departments are in poor shape, ahead of what could be a tough winter. the royal college of emergency medicine, the body that represents a&e doctors, says performance levels are at their lowest for 20 years. and there are growing concerns about the wider pressures on the nhs workforce. ? here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. another busy day in accident and emergency at harrogate district hospital. this trust has been meeting the four hour a&e targets. but even here, they've seen performance slip as winter approaches. we're not at a stage here where it feels hopeless, but it'd be a complete lie to say there aren't days where you think, "crikey, how on earth are we are going to get through this?" we had a record number for us of people needing admission through the day. the team here in the emergency department and the wider hospital had to work really hard. for months, a&e departments across the country have been planning for winter, but there are still rea

and remember, the president won't even acknowledge any evidence that saudi crown prince muhammad bin now in a rare parting with the president, corker, another republican lawmaker, is saying they have no doubt. the crown prince's brother is back in washington, resuming his duties as saudi ambassador to the united states. whatever business as usual scenario, the president and the white house may be operating under, that scenario is over for a bipartisan group of senators who introduced a resolution blaming the crown prince for "the abhorrent and killing of journalist jamal khashoggi." this is what senator graham said. >> there's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. you have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion that this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of mbs, and that he was intricately involved in the demise of mr. khashoggi. open source reports show that he had been focusing on mr. khashoggi for a very long time. it is zero chance, zero, that this happened in such an organized fashion without the crown prince. >> a smoking saw, of course

says was abdul aziz tribe who is often described as a frequent companion of muhammad been salma the crown prince of saudi arabia and c.n.n. says the trip is updating someone who turkish officials say was in riyadh with a very calm step by step sense of detail about what is taking place there's no panicking going on this is very very calm c.n.n. put this to the saudis and their only query was that in the transcripts of that they've seen and the information that they've had from the turks there's no mention of a cool that's the only thing that they're querying about this information but the information does appear according to c.n.n. exactly the sort of information that those on call in congress have been hearing from the cia and others and that perhaps explains why lindsey graham remains so angry as he was on the sunday talk shows if it weren't for the united states said be speaking farsi in about a week in saudi arabia their military can't fight it out of a paper bag they give us nine percent of our all imports we need them a lot less than they need. this you've got to hook up to a murder

we also have alan session but as areas he looks more closely now at how muhammad has been received at the summit. there are diplomatic protocols so the saudi crown prince was welcome to the g. twenty but his diety won't be as full as normal the saudi foreign ministry quickly tweeting oh pictures of mohammed bin salman talking to other world leaders keen to show he's not been isolated or ignored the french president had a brief exchange at one point complaining in english that the crown prince doesn't listen to him i will listen of course he replied i think it was. his team says he raised the war in yemen and the murder of jamal khashoggi and he urged international experts to be part of the investigation into the journalist murder then there was the traditional picture of the leaders the so-called family four to the throne prince looked awkward as he took up a stance on the far right of the picture next to him was the head of state but the president of an international development bank he shook hands on the far left the turkish president that was not done by accident the still picture

weak and i'm investigating the could to the visual defense of muhammad this is. his murder in a twenty sixteen do attention to a case which was and this still is very sensitive for both the tunisians and israelis. because this is where he was an engineer who specialized in the development of grown acknowledge. is what he had lift uneasier in one thousand ninety one to ski very shima for president drinan i begin been highly. he later joined a unit of the military wing of hamas the ruling party in gaza that is the dean of assembly gates and he was in a charge of making that unmanned aircraft called a by peter when used in the twenty four thousand gaza war. i managed to get an interview with members of an assembly gets along with hemis are considered a terrorist organization by several countries including the us and israel but not by china russia. they asked for their voices to be disguised and their true identities hidden i asked how mohammed is what he had joined the assembly gates. three most of them but they did them with this new that somehow matters were the f

and remember, the president won't even acknowledge any evidence that saudi crown prince muhammad bining with the president, corker, another republican lawmaker, is saying they have no doubt. the crown prince's brother is back in washington, resuming his duties as saudi ambassador to the united states. according to a saudi official. whatever business as usual scenario, the president and the white house may be operating under, that scenario is over for a bipartisan group of senators who introduced a resolution blaming the crown prince for "the abhorrent and killing of journalist jamal khashoggi." this is what senator graham said. after the briefing from cia director. >> there's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. you have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion that this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of mbs, and that he was intricately involved in the demise of mr. khashoggi. open source reports show that he had been focusing on mr. khashoggi for a very long time. it is zero chance, zero, that this happened in such an organized fashion wit

says was abdul aziz tribe who is often described as a frequent companion of muhammad been the crown prince of saudi arabia and c.n.n. says but trouble is updating someone who turkish officials say was in riyadh with a very calm step by step sense of detail about what is taking place is no panicking going on this is very very calm c.n.n. put this to the saudis and their only query was that in the transcripts of that they've seen and the information that they've had from the turks there's no mention of a cool that's the only thing that they're querying about this information but the information does appear according to c.n.n. exactly the sort of information that those on call in congress have been hearing from the cia and others and that perhaps explains why lindsey graham remains so angry as he was on the sunday talk shows if it weren't for the united states said be speaking farsi in about a week in saudi arabia their military can't fight it out of a paper bag they give us nine percent of our all imports we need them a lot less than they need. this you've got to hook up to murderous regime.

and i'm investigating the can to the visual defense of muhammad this is. his murder in a twenty sixteen to attention to a case which was and this still is very sensitive for both the tunisians and israelis. because this is where he was an engineer who specialized in the development of grown acknowledge. is what he had lift uneasier in one thousand ninety one to ski very shima for president dean and i begin been highly. he later joined a unit of the military wing of hamas the ruling party in gaza that is the dean of assembly gates and he was in a charge of making that unmanned aircraft called a bad deal when used in the twenty four thousand gaza war. i managed to get an interview with members of an assembly gets along with hemis are considered a terrorist organization by several countries including the us and israel but not by china russia. they asked for their voices to be disguised and their true identities hidden i asked how mohammed is what he had joined the assembly gates. three most of them but they did them with the new the awesome helmet as well if

says was abdulaziz tribe who is often described as a frequent companion of muhammad been the crown princeof saudi arabia and c.n.n. says but trouble is updating someone who turkish officials say was in riyadh with a very calm step by step sense of detail about what is taking place is no panicking going on this is very very calm seen and put this to the saudis and their only query was that in the transcript they've seen and the information that they've had from the turks there's no mention of a cool that's the only thing that they're clearing about this information but the information does appear according to c.n.n. exactly the sort of information that those on call in congress have been hearing from the cia and others and that perhaps explains why lindsey graham remains so angry as he was on the sunday talk shows if it weren't for the united states said be speaking farsi in about a week in saudi arabia their military can't fight it out of a paper bag they give us nine percent of our all imports we need them a lot less than they need. this you've got to hook up to murderous regime. america

one the mob and how more the group tasked with following muhammad is wadi. and to the salim is sadowy and salman mariana group given the job of buying tunisian sim cards and didn't think two cars plus an apartment overlooking the area club were mohammed is where he worked. the band. three days before the blind murder asks sami and salim to bark that into cars on chakra street near his words home. but saleem is sad there were refused because the cars were registered in his name and couldn't be used by anyone else. johan immediately terminated sammy and salim's contracts and told them to sell the two cars. according to the tunisian to commence seen by al-jazeera the murder was a planned for the fourteenth of the sumburgh twenty sixteen on sami and solemn would leave tunisia for brasil the day before so there the organizers could get through the of them and hide any if it and that might lead to themselves. but the sami and salim situation forced them to change their plans. accomplice sami booze aids or fight a mito contacted man had been hammered and asked hair

injured according to the palestinian health ministry the teen who was shot in the neck as a named as muhammad judge you. have been holding weekly protests for the right of return for palestinian refugees along the gaza israel border fence almost nine months well oppositional candidates in the democratic republic of congo are urging supporters to show restraint as a large protest group city is right across the country the latest on the rest follows this week's postponement of a long delayed presidential election malcolm webb has this report from the congolese capital kinshasa for. these opposition supporters chant if there is no election by december the twenty third people will be killed. president joseph kabila has let the democratic republic of congo for seventeen years he did you to step down for the last two. this man says you would know could be his cunning he never stayed in power and there's no election who send filters but he can't kill us all. and this boy says we want the election it could be that doesn't want it he has to go. people here support felix he's a kennedy one of the main

same goes for muhammad ben salman, behind the murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi.e's what the president had to say in both situations. >> mr. president, will you -- >> thank you so much. >> all right. that's it. time to go. >> i don't know. not particularly. i don't know. >> mr. president, what did you assess -- >> come on. >> mr. president? >> thank you. >> we might but we have none. thank you very much. >> it was like that all day long, anderson. you couldn't really hear what the president was saying. we have to throw up subtitles to get the few words of what the president had to say. the white house later on in the afternoon said that the reason why the president did not meet with vladimir putin was not because of the russia investigation. it was because of the tensions between the russians and ukraine. when it comes to meeting with muhammad ben salman, the white house said they exchanged pleasant t pleasantries, but it was not like the photograph you showed a few moments ago. >> yesterday, we had reporting about how the president -- what his mood had been like

secretary of state contradict the cia assessment saying there is no direct evidence linking murder to muhammad he's made his first major appearance since the killing at the g. twenty summit in argentina alan fischer saw the russia the reception that is world leaders gave him and went to. there are diplomatic protocols so the saudi crown prince was welcomed to the g. twenty but his diary won't be as full as normal the saudi foreign ministry quickly tweeting oh pictures of mohammed bin salman talking to other world leaders keen to show he's not been isolated or ignored the french president had a brief exchange at one point complaining in english that the crown prince doesn't listen to him i will listen of course he replies. to. his team says he raised the war in yemen and the murder of jamal khashoggi and he urged international experts to be part of the investigation into the journalist murder then there was the traditional picture of the leaders the so-called family four to the throne prince looked awkward as he took up a stance on the far right of the picture next to him with a head of state b

crown prince on sunday the political opposition there was denounce has denounced the visit saying muhammad been sad man has damaged the interests of muslims around the world it's denounced the murder of. crime and called on supporters of palestine to express their discontent after mauritania the crown prince will have to jordan. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next they with us. u.n. report is given when you see the fight against climate change and release threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland and the international community sees the opportunity to take action starting with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis in the conference itself. the wall street journal says the saudi crown prince was in contact with the team that killed jamal khashoggi does the latest revelation make any difference as mohamed been someone continues to enjoy donald trump support this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the cia has reportedly concluded the order to kill jamal khashoggi was given by th

crown prince on sunday the political opposition there was denounced has denounced the visit saying muhammad has damaged the interests of muslims around the world it's denounced the murder of. crime and called on supporters of palestine to express their discontent after mauritania the crown prince will have to jordan on monday those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next they with us a recent u.n. report has given renewed to the fight against climate change and from its threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland and the international community sees the opportunity to take concerted action starting with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. the wall street journal says the saudi crown prince was in contact with the team that killed jamal khashoggi does the latest revelation make any difference as muhammad and so on continues to enjoy donald trump support this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the cia has reportedly concluded the order to kill jamal khashoggi w

even the great muhammad ali., a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it's the nightlife that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes, it can be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. i try to work on cultural entertainment. usually those two words do not meet because entertainment is nightlife and alcohol, and culture is museums and theatres. with its bill celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautiful, grand and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people

even the great muhammad ali.a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it's the nightlife that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes, it can be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. i try to work on cultural entertainment. usually those two words do not meet because entertainment is nightlife and alcohol, and culture is museums and theatres. with its bill celebrating both the city's prewar golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. this beautiful, grand and iconic building is city hall and it's from that balcony that mandela gave his first speech after being released from prison. back then, this entire area was completely jam—packed with people,

she was given by muhammad man himself but what they have seen is that the trumpet ministration almost defending defending the saudi crown prince a very difficult different position than that of congress or senate lawmakers who really believe that muhammad bin salmen was responsible they do mention the cia director because she came to turkey and she saw the evidence for her self and she even briefed lawmakers so yes there is frustration in turkey that the u.s. is not taking action they are giving this house to the saudi crown prince. for the moment. you know we will leave it of course come back to you as a situation develops you are watching al-jazeera of course we are following developments here from the doha forum a senior political figures such as the u.n. secretary general and the foreign ministers of turkey and qatar have all been commenting on the ongoing investigation of jamal khashoggi saying that more pressure needs to be exerted on saudi arabia to allow the suspects to be interrogated and even extradited to turkey we'll have more about story on the other side of the break you

measures against russia while during the first day the spotlight was on the saudi crown prince muhammad's inside man has alleged involvement in the murder of. saw him largely isolated by other leaders except the russian president vladimir putin whose prominent greeting in front of the world's cameras made its own headlines our latin america editor in the reports from. leaders of the world's most powerful nations wrapped up day one of the g. twenty summit with a gala this is a theater a venue that helped mask some of the bitter disputes that divide them in the summit earlier post president. called for the spirit of the g. twenty to prevail it was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine with the aim of setting global policy and achieving financial stability and its expanded its agenda since the two thousand and eight crisis. we have the obligation to show the world the global challenges of global solutions work climate change we can't resolve them alone important issues are overshadowing the gathering like the presence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin said man suspected of orderi

senate and certainly that evidence coming to light that demonstrates muhammad didn't mean settlements of involvement and but is very close to him i'm certain we are seeing the a change of rhetorical i just don't i just don't see it being critical that the saudis will cooperate at all right and the turks turkey has been calling for an international investigation now into shoji has met or as i say we with the assessments made by senior u.s. senators on tuesday there is pressure on the saudis now do you think techie stands a better chance now of winning support for international investigation and you know will an international investigation make a difference can involvement from the united nations make a difference. what it can it can make a huge difference because i think that one of the problems that turkey faces is that there have been criticisms of turkey's judicial system over the last couple of years and serve and over which will act as a concern. of our current it with an international investigation mandated by the united nations there if you don't see how a great deal more credib

one the mob and how moved the group tasked with following muhammad is widely. and to the salem a saddo and salman mariana group given the job of buying tunisian sim cards and didn't think to cars plus an apartment overlooking the area club where mohammed is where he worked. for the e. three days before the bland murder johan asks sami and salim to bark there into cars on chakra street near is where is home. but salim is sad there were refused because the cars were registered in his name and couldn't be used by anyone else. and immediately terminated sami and salim's contracts and told them to sell the two cars. according to the tunisian to commence seen by the murderer was a plant for the fourteenth of the sumburgh twenty sixteen mm sami and selim would leave tunisia for brazil the day before so there the organizers could get through the of them and hide any evidence that might lead to themselves. but the sami and salim situation forced them to change their plans. accomplish sammy booze aids or fight a mito contacted man had been hammered and asked hair in two

he's crazy he's dangerous he has put the relationship at risk incredibly strong language against muhammad bin salmon but also strong language against the trumpet ministration and that came from senator bob corker as well who was saying the administration the trumpet ministration has spoken to this in a manner that has given muhammad been some an immunity they know he ordered it they know he killed him and the president should just come out and actually say that let's run through some of this with mike hanna our correspondent on capitol hill who's been listening along. i made the point a little bit earlier mike that these are the strongest voices these are the senators who want to be heard this is typical of the type of comments they make but still this is incredibly strong language as i say against both saudi arabia and president. it's incredibly strong language coming from senator after senator speaking after the briefing there was some speculation that the senators would not directly address the content of the briefing given the fact that the cia director had reportedly complained about

mildred muhammad her husband son joe hockey mom. who shared. the home the most unusual look. after lengthy negotiations with the school board joan was allowed to come with us to the show and temple she'll soon have a choice to make. to continue our training at the school pool go back home to her mother. we're going to. show all. those women goalball you or they will want. all your wall. known silicones is. called high love love up. stream it has. little song. playing goal hi-lo that. to sing tongue. glug glug. glug. one of. the team. women children in ancient i'm jewish it's true blood in the elite. you. could be a hot what you don't know what you're the to the who scenic nature wall clock. there was so much homily sure. some might say mom was handling in a chill. to me i'm back to the slipping in fact. it's hands. to madge and being around six thirty five and you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer and things like that being in an office and perhaps you sort of getting going it's circular to. we're going to have to stop doing all this and

crown prince the opposition is denouncing the visit to the lock shot saying muhammad been said about and has damaged the interests of muslims around the world opposition supporters are being urged to condemn the murder of saudi journalist. and urge the kingdom support for palestine israeli police say they have enough evidence to bring corruption charges against prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a case that recommending the netanyahu and his wife for accepting bribes the prime minister has denied any wrongdoing mexico's new president has been sworn in beginning a six year term in office and dress manual lopez obrador was formally anointed leader by indigenous groups at a ceremony in mexico city lopez obrador is mexico's first leftist leader in over seventy years. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera viewfinder asia is up next then it's the news hour by. viewfinder. through the lens of. thanks. does it cost me nothing new but it does what it should a lot. of us may. be safely they believe that if. they look really pave the way to a diety just mad because p.p. which i like i

muhammad binince salman of saudi arabia announced his vision 2030 plan, it was met with enthusiasm, moving away from oil and modernizing the economy and society. since then, saudi arabia has been bogged down in a war in yemen and the crown prince has connected to the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. they were going to have the ipo of aramco. they were going to have a sovereign wealth fund. are they on track? >> they are not on track. saudi vision 2030 is more than an economic vision. a crackdown on any extremist forces, a move to a more left,te islam, and on the if you will, and power in the youth of the country to form a thebase of support for regime. first, the modernization of society, women driving, entertainment, things that appeal to young people. that, while this strategy made a lot of sense, the tactics that have been employed have undermined the execution of saudi vision 2030, both in terms of external and internal investment. ago, the four direct investment was about $7.5 billion. this last year, -- the foreign direct investment was about $7.5 billion. saudi money has flowed

he had some competition this time with muhammad bin salman.id you green from his reception there at the g20 as it relates to or in the context of the killing of jamal 'cha showin khashoggi? we heard that saudi arabia has to extradite the suspects to turkey. what did you glean from his reception there? >> it's interesting, victor, because the g20 is made of democracies and countries that are democracies that are open societies and then you have china, russia, saudi arabia. so they have the upper hand in a lot of cases and they could be forceful and decisive and rely on in saudi arabia's case, the immense oil wealth and the control of energy resources to the western world. and so, yeah, he is doing what he has set himself up to do which is to control a lot of that region, to be a major player, to frustrate the designs of the democracies, including at this point the united states. so it's always been sort of a difficult act. the president, by siding at times more with the despites than the democracies i think left hick exposed. i look at salman w

muhammad. has been the manager of this restaurant in the pan with this she capital dhaka for three years it sells cheap breakfasts to rickshaw drivers and passes by but after weeks of violence in the build up to national elections on sunday mohamed is afraid. of everything and yes i am scared of what might happen that the violence will affect my livelihood we may be forced to close out business prime minister sheikh hasina is a won the league which is seeking a third consecutive five year term in power has denied accusations of intimidating opposition candidates and journalists the leader of the main opposition bangladesh nationalist party leader is serving a ten year jail term for two separate corruption cases which is to make it around six hundred thousand members of various security forces including the military and police have been deployed for sunday's election opposition party say at least ten thousand six hundred of their supporters have been detained in the run up to these elections and

codirirected "the weather underground" and the emmy award-winning "the trials of muhammad ali," which examines the struggle muhammad ali faced after he converted to islam and refused to fight in vietnam, and his following years in exile before returning to the ring. you can see our 2013 interview with bill siegel at democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the u.n. climate summit in katowice, poland, just an hour's drive from krakow and about the same distance from auschwitz, the largest nazi concentration camp of world war ii. nearly a million jews died in the camp. here in katowice, world leaders are gathered for the final few days of the 24th annual u.n. climate conference. officials from nearly 200 countries are here to negotiate how to implement the 2015 paris agreement. but three years after paris, countries appear no closer to curbing global emissions and halting catastrophic climate change. new studies show global carbon emissions may have risen as much 3

he was muhammad. attorneys in engineer who led a double life that even his family knew all about. and mamma the model from very early on as. a point of latin and they look. at what it costs that have got. the arab media in the story but so did israeli news and put it to shoots. claim are you the ash mcgee our every tunisia. we've never had to simply look. at a level equal. the rush i must leave you a lost both legs human interests i'm sure wrong of amy. but for me the money should lawyer. the lawyer more money in the process. in the twenty fourteen war in gaza the palestinians in the form of hamas used. to is the tax now. but they are there are they have the. table set he does. i love him publically documentation is about you to get into the homicide attempt to look like our little studio head to get. the. i'm going to miss house. on a bike and i'm investigating the controversial defense of mohammed. his murder in a twenty sixteen due attention to a case which was and this still is very sensitive for both the tunisians and israelis. because this is where he was an engineer who spe

student is facing trial in egypt for taking a photograph of a military helicopter nineteen year old muhammad fathy. was detained on arrival at alexandria airport last week after taking the picture through a window of the plane he was on. family have called on the british government to secure his release countries in southern africa have made progress in fighting hiv and aids but still have the highest rates of the virus and it's estimated that despite better treatments and education almost ten million young people in africa will be affected by twenty fifty for me the reports from cape town. on the fiftieth anniversary of world aids day this small church to raise awareness of the disease while people here are celebrating a decline in new infections they say it's not enough government statistics show that about seven point five million south africans are living with hiv that's one of the highest rates in the world everyone should be able to know there's a us it's their health including their rights. in the last year more than one million people in cape town have tested for hiv that's the highe

possibility of some sort of vote following up on the senate voice you know as a voice vote condemning muhammad bin solomon for the death of jamal khashoggi that may happen at some point this week in the house so that's the only congressional action that may still be pending this year i guess what the trumpet ministration on the saudis are hoping though is that this will sort of blow over by next year have the house of representatives the incoming house of representatives led by the democrats say this is just the beginning as far as that concerned but we may see some members of the senate they go ok enough soon enough we care about iran more than we care about saudi arabia so let's just let this go as we might see a reversal in the congressional emphasis on saudi arabia from the senate back to the house of representatives for the moment she had thanks very much and of course will follow events with you from washington d.c. . joins me on set he's the nonresident fellow at the gulf international for a very good of you to join us here on al-jazeera will anyone in the senate really be bothered by w

salah muhammad al tubaiqi, the head of forensic medicine at saudi arabia's interior ministry. he says, if you don't like the noise "put your earphones in or listen to music like me."nic robertson: "according to the source mutreb - the apparent leader of the team - makes at least three phone calls during the murder to a number turkish authorities have said worked in the saudi royal court. only mutreb's side of the conversation is heard. but, there is no sense of panic, or of an operatiogothe person in do, it's done."nic robertson: "cnn reached out to saudi officials to get a response from those named in this report - and were told saudi security officials have reviewed the transcript and tape and nowhere in them is there any reference or indication of a call being made. a saudi source close to the saudi investigation says both mutreb and tubaiqi deny making phone calls -- and while the transcript provides no smoking gun directly tying crown prince mohammed bin salman to the killing it seems to echo senator lindsey graham's sentiments after hearing the cia's assessment of khasho

khalid is not muhammad. some are saying you can do two things simultaneously.a and but it may require the dumping of mohammad bin salman for that to happen. >> what are the chances that does happen? >> it's very hard to say. the interesting thing is about saudi stability. sometimes saudi lethargy is that they have 5,000 princes that can take that job. and it wasn't until tom friedman's celebritization of him as a new and less wahabist-connected rule there that we began to see mohammad bin salman being the evita of the middle east, become celebritized far beyond where any other ruler would have been. they have options and they've dumped crown princes in the past and rulers in the past when they deemed it was not good for the saudi regime. so i don't know what will happen, but i suspect that senator lindsey graham may say we cannot do business with this man. he will say john mccain, if he were alive would say we cannot do business with this man and we'll see what happens. >> this divide. it's been there between members of congress, include allies of the president

turkish prosecutor for the first time a turkish authority almost pinpoint who is responsible this is muhammad and so more than a dissenting time in washington the senators are clearly telling that. man is the responsible these are two important things and it is just. should care about it and i think president trump is very off this if not so if he was not what is approaching at the congress probably he will be willing and wishing to meet with mr you know during g twenty summit do it mohamed bin certain when he didn't do it probably he was seeing what is approaching it to congress if you know after the midterm elections in the united states with the changing structure of the congress if this momentum will be kept i think it's will have a result but still it did nobody should step back and there is still lighting a wrong a long way to go to tilt the bottom in washington thank you very much. well those arrest warrants the request for them comes right off to senior senators in the u.s. house we've been hearing so the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the murde

parts of what data city they we captured in an offensive launched in june datas who think governor muhammad naeem says his forces taking control of the city in exchange for handing over the port is part of the un agreement rather than in chad as the fighters he. to protect the poor will be redeployed to protect the city according to the sweden agreement. the un also announced the warring sides will begin to open critically needed to manage turning corridors within the areas they controlled the sweet agreement mandates the warring sides allow relief supplies to reach those in need. for those who have lost loved ones been traumatized by three years of brutal violence this handover is a sign they may soon have what all humans need food shelter and safety paltrow dirge on al-jazeera summer and hamdani is a yemen analyst and visiting fellow at georgetown university she says it will take time to evaluate if the handover has been successful. in terms of numbers there are many conflicting reports that are going to take a while for us to find out how many of these actually left we've talked about wh

even the great muhammad ali. i was coming to the phoenicia since the beginning. is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow. mona ross, take a seat. now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. it's part of my life. i consider i'm a part of the columns of the phoenicia. you are part of the furniture. part of the furniture! part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battle ground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed. and i saw a little hibiscus plant with little red flowers on it, and i was so touched by this. i couldn't believe my eyes, why this plant was alive in front of this hotel that was dead. today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it's the nightlife that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of

muhammad. has been the manager of this restaurant in the bangladeshi capital dhaka for three years which sells cheap breakfast to rickshaw drivers and passers by. but after weeks of violence in the build up to national elections on sunday mohammed is afraid. of everything and yes i'm scared of what might happen that the violence will affect my livelihood we may be forced to close a business. prime minister sheikh hasina league which is seeking a third consecutive five year term in power has denied accusations of intimidating opposition candidates and journalists. the leader of the main opposition bangladesh nationalist party leaders zia is serving a ten year jail term for two separate corruption cases it's estimated around six hundred thousand members of various security forces including the military and police have been deployed for sunday's election opposition party say at least ten thousand six hundred of their supporters have been detained in the run up to these elections and at least seven

muhammad's health deteriorated over the last year and we rushed him to hospital hoping he would recover and the doctors are giving him fluids but he doesn't want to wait. the u.n. is brokering a new round of talks between the warring parties in yemen in a bid to ease the humanitarian crisis. after almost four years of fighting between who the rebels and yemeni government troops aided by saudi u.a.e. coalition fourteen million a year many are on the brink of fermin. now many may not last and i pad and i pray talks will succeed we have had enough of all aggression and bloodshed we've lost so many people in this war. he met them another minimum the yemenis should rican sile and we should end the war in the ring of peace. it's the first time opposing sides in the conflict will have met since two thousand and sixteen past talks collapsed because of growing differences between who should play a bigger role in the future of yemen and. the internationally recognized government says a deal will only be possible when the whole thing is hand over their weapons and put out of the capital. a demand

reporter: muhammad's smartphone is h teacher..he nine-year-r-old has alreay ed it to l learn english, with the help o of short videos and question-and-answer games. 10 million young indonesians already log into the ruangguru app's digital lessons. the platform was founded by iman usman. atat just 27, , he now h heads a company withth more than 1000 workers. ruangguru's jakarta headquarters are at bursting point. the curriculum is constantly being upgradedwiwith eryththing from ercises for nationana schohool exams, to mathshs pros for elementary grade levels. iman: i come from a big family, five sisters, no brother, i am the youngest in the family. yet, i am the first one who graduated from college from my whole family. so, i have seen how whenen you t exposed with quality education, you can completely transform your life. i i have seen it for myself, ani really want to impact others by giving them access that they might not have before. reporterer: the company aims o spark a digital educational revolution in indonesia. iman usmsma

further she wants to go but when she's asked point blank so should there be direct action against muhammad bin solomon she she just she rather equivocate again as you say she says it's a matter for the administration but she holds moment solomon technically response or it's not technically that so interesting given from everything we've heard from senators who've been briefed by the cia the cia makes is much more emphatic he's not this technically responsible he's completely responsible in their best judgment for the murder of democracy nikki haley though once a political career it doesn't make any sense for her to be emphatic on one side or another especially as regards such an important geopolitical. potential donor. message for the moment because of course the saudi crown prince has been in constant private contact with donald trump's son in law and middle east advisor jarrett cushion and according to the new york times reporter their relationship has continued even after the murder of a saudi journalist jamal show cheek the article reveals that cushion has been a strong advocate for ha

side the relationship the united states' relationship with prince muhammad and the future interaction between the united states and the saudi government in terms of the potential impact it can have on sanctions the impact on potential u.s. saudi weapons agreements in the future as well as continued u.s. support for saudi military for diet and yemen all right and coming to you chris so a very very strong message even if it's not binding a really strong message with some very very strong rip us language coming from the senators of both sides of the aisle a strong message to president trump in the white house will he listen sure so this is something that is very difficult for. any president to be in this is a position really between the morality of the united states and the realities of what the problems are currently in the middle east namely the threat and the violence of iran knowing that any type of destabilizing activity for example calling for regime change in the king of saudi arabia could lead to significant destabilisation which of course this is something that we are saying tha