it ending up in the coffers of government officials it did cost malaysia's previous prime minister najib razak the job of the last elections but is malaysia doing enough to clean up that side of the story. by and large get her he is the malaysian government has been stepping up especially with the new prime minister dr martin mohammad in power the one m.t.v. investigative team has since meet their wrists and questionings that have since a child's joy love the suppose it must the mind behind the entire one m.t.v. scandal they have charged him in absence here and it helped was also has recently led to the arrest of former prime minister najib razak himself. and singapore thank you. china has a reputation for investing in developing countries especially in infrastructure like railways roads and airports while some questions beijing's motives locals often welcome the projects but china isn't the only country setting its sights on this kind of foreign investment india is building a rail line now in the himalayas mountain nation of nepal in fact some say china and india are playing a game of m

the bank denies giving false and misleading advice to investors malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is facing thirty eight charges of corruption in connection with the scandal. the greek government is describing a bomb blast at a t.v. station as an attack of democracy sky's headquarters near athens is badly damaged but no injuries were reported and the terrorist police are looking for a motive sky is one of the largest privately run stations in greece and has been strongly critical of the government's policies. to government plans to send hungry have again been on the march to condemn what they call slave labor laws the new legislation allows companies to demand employees work up to four hundred hours of overtime and delay payments for three years protesters are furious with what they call increasingly authoritarian rule of right wing leader viktor orban those are the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in thirty minutes to stay with us. don't think they were i mean if you don't believe that. it's able to set up an. epicenter to generation hate al-jazeera is inves

it wouldn't have happened if the judiciary was free and not under instructions by najib.n a personal level, i forgive him. i'm not going to pursue that against him, for the crime committed against me. but what was squandered from the people, from the wealth of this nation, he has to answer. >> realistically, how much can the current government achieve in the next five years? >> if we can dismantle the more compromised, corrupt establishment, judicially, free the media, make sure the advancement of policies are efficient, and disciplined, i think there's a major breakthrough. but i think you can achieve this, even in the one year, two years. i think it would be great, when the major task has been played. yvonne: stabilizing the economy and settling accounts for 1mbd are among the new malaysian government's top domestic priorities and there are foreign policy issues to be worked out as well, including the nation's relationship with china and singapore and its vulnerability to u.s. trade protectionism. in june, we discussed these topics with the prime minister in an exclusiv

he was making friends with billionaires, getting on deals, at the same time najib was rising as primer. najib basically said to goldman, gave them thumbs up to become a more powerful wall street entity in malaysia. as that happens, tim wisner threw these connections. they got a state fund to give them a ton of money to raise bonds, known as 1mdb. so they raised millions of dollars, and goldman got $600 million, which is a lot more than what you normally make from a deal like this, to help the fund raise that money. that's where the trouble starts. carol: why does it get more fees? max: goldman would say it's more than just fees. it's also commissions. that's the rub. tim leistner isn't a random guy. he was a partner at goldman sachs. he has pledged fealty to bribery charges and has told the federal government, basically said that this was a bribery scheme. jason: what becomes clear, as the story has evolved -- because it went away for a while. we weren't paying that much attention. you wrote about tim leistner a long time ago. it's only been the past few months and during this managem

the bank denies giving false and misleading advice to the investors the prime minister najib razak iscing thirty charges of corruption in connection with the scandal. they did changes all the way in mexico for more than two million domestic workers supreme court judges saying they'll now have access to the social security system things like health benefits child care and housing loans job home and reports from mexico city. a frugal breakfast before isabel heads out to clean someone else's house more than two million mexicans almost all of the women start the day in the same way in this small army of domestic workers almost no one has health benefits job security or a pension for isabel at fifty nine years old that weighs heavy but. the future is very uncertain i live day to day i don't know what will happen tomorrow. but things are changing and the claim new film roma dedicated to the domestic worker who helped raise the movie's director has helped make the more visible and more times of the supreme court has just ruled that they now must be signed up to state social security that mea

malaysia's former prime minister najib razak faces thirty eight corruption charges over the scandal. anti-government protests in hungary of again lead on the march to condemn what they call slave labor laws the new legislation allows companies to demand employees work up to four hundred hours of overtime pay a year and delay payment for three years right those are the headlines are up to date coming up next inside story. hello and welcome to the special edition of inside story coming to you from the doha forum i'm daddy and. over the next twenty five minutes we'll be looking at the issue of food security and water sustainability with a projected global population of more than nine billion people by the year twenty fifty what's at stake if countries don't ensure food and water security will bring in our guests in just a moment but first this reports by sara high writes. yes starving and on the verge of fun in the place where the u.n. says food is used as a weapon of war twenty million yemenis don't know if they'll be able to eat and malnutrition remains a grave concern with the world'

it ending up in the coffers of government officials it did cost malaysia's previous prime minister najib razak the job of the last elections but is malaysia doing enough to clean up that side of the story. by and large to get high he is the malaysian government has been stepping up especially with the new prime minister dr martin mohammad in power the one m.t.v. investigative team has since meet their wrists and questioning they have since a child's july know the supposin mohsen mind behind the entire one m.t.v. scandal they have charged him in absence you and it how it was also has recently led to the arrest of former prime minister najib razak himself and to hang in singapore thank you china has a reputation for investing in developing countries especially in infrastructure like railways roads and airports while some question beijing's motives locals often welcome the projects but china isn't the only country setting its sights on this kind of foreign investment india is building a red line in the himalayan mountain nation of nepal in fact some say china and india are playing again of

najib wase time rising as prime minister.ve them the thumbs up to become a more powerful wall street entity. happened, he threw these connections. fund to giveate them a ton of money to raise bonds. carol: to give goldman. >> exactly. goldman got $600 million, which is a lot more than when you make from a deal. to help the fund raise that money. that's where the trouble starts. carol: why does a get more fees? >> goldman would say it's more than just fees. it's also commissions. that's the rub. guy.eistner isn't a random he told the federal government he fled guilty to bribery and has basically said that this was a bribery scheme. , becauseecomes clear it went away for a while. we weren't paying that much attention. you wrote about tim leistner a long time ago. it's only been the past few months and during this management transition at goldman sachs, where lloyd blankfein is standing aside, this scandal comes back in force and we see it reaching the highest levels. talk about blankfein's role. >> that's an important point. it

b the bank denies giving false and misleading advice to investors malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is facing thirty eight charges of corruption in connection with the scandal. canada's ambassador to china has met a second citizen detained on suspicion of threatening national security business consultant michael sparboe was arrested just days after former canadian diplomat michael covert but canada's prime minister is pushing for their release and more details on why they're being held both were taken in following the detention of mung one jew in canada at the request of the us she is an executive with the chinese tech giant huawei and is accused of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. government leaders into the having a major hydroelectric project or busy economy in more ways than one providing power is one and so is providing jobs and charles stratford reports huge numbers of tragic workers travel from the former soviet states to find work in russia. construction of the rogue and dam started in one thousand nine hundred six when stan was part of the soviet union but the collap

malaysia say billions of dollars were stolen from the state development fund former prime minister najib razak is facing thirty eight corruption charges in the case. and the government protests is in hungary have again been on the march to condemn what they call slave labor laws new legislation allows companies to demand employees work up to four hundred hours of overtime annually and then delay payment for three years for a challenge reports from budapest. for the fourth day now protesters have been on the streets of the hungary in capital budapest recent law changes abroad thousands of people out to denounce prime minister viktor orban right wing government has been the long voice i think that this content is growing and with this not only anger and frustration but also those voices which would like to make change. well you know again banish an answer and again when i'm mad at that i had enough and so have my friends this is now not about opposition politicians about who stands on which side but this is about the discontent of hunger in society yet we have had enough of. the rally star

is part of a money laundering probe but state fund one m d p which has seen former prime minister najib resign charged with corruption the latest case targets goldman sachs and to its former employees who are accused of diverting two point seven billion dollars from the fund the bank denies any wrongdoing can it is a bastard to china has meant a second citizen who's been detained on suspicion of threatening national security business consultant michael moore was arrested only days after former canadian diplomat michael. both were taken into following detention following the detention of men when joe in canada the request of the us now she's an executive with the chinese tech giant her way and is accused of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. government protests and hungry have again been on the march to condemn what they call slave labor laws the new legislation last companies to demand employees work up to four hundred hours of overtime and delay payment for three years challenge reports not budapest. for the fourth day now protesters have been on the streets of the hunger area in the ca

bank goldman sachs it's part of a money laundering probe which has seen the former prime minister najib razak charged with corruption. case targets goldman sachs and two of its former employees are accused of diverting two point seven billion dollars in the state fund one and the bank denies any wrongdoing and a quick reminder you can catch up anytime with all our stories on our website. dot com. and one of the top stories on our jazeera they've been reports of clashes in the yemeni port city of her data despite a un backed cease fire being implemented it follows a weekend of violence where at least twelve people died and twenty five others were injured tuesday a cease fire was agreed by warring sides after a breakthrough in peace talks last week but if the rebels accused the coalition partners of breaching the agreement just hours before it came into effect that the system was shot after concluding the swedish consultations the coalition did not comply with what was agreed on the whole day to city witness the following aggressions on the first day of the talks the coalition warplanes l

executives for allegedly looting a state investment fund.th are accused of helping former prime minister najibazak steal billions of dollars over several years. goldn sachs denies the charges. back in this country, google cbs corporation announced les moonves will not receive a $120 million severance package. he resigned in september, over multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. the company said that it found moonves breecd his contract and refused to cooperate with an investigation, but itlso said the investigators found sexual harassment and retaliation ar not pervasive at cbs. 1 d back in this country, google says it will spendllion in new york city, and double the size of its work force there. the internet search giant e ready employs about 7,000 people in ty. last month, amazon announced plans for a second headquarters in new york's long island city and arlington, virginia. and apple plans to build a billion-dollar campus in austin, texas. still to come on the "newshour," new details on how russia influenced the 2016 election; a world gathering to fight climate change; a growing moveme

as well as this — back in malaysia, former prime minister najib razak — who set up the fund — was ousted has illustrated that the global financial system has loopholes in which people can move dirty money through the financial system and thatis through the financial system and that is why so many authorities are investigating this case, trying to close those loopholes. the focus has fallen on three players. the former prime minister goes to trial early next year and faces a long time in prison, he is alleged to have lined his pockets through the fund but he denies the allegations. the second player is a mysterious malaysian businessman who is considered the mastermind. he is on the warrant and believed to be hiding in china but he also denies the allegations and finally, goldman sachs, the bank has been talking, and this indicates the relation authorities believe that goldman knew that money was being misappropriated from the 1mdb dealings and they are trying to recoup the money, more than $3 billion in totalfrom goldman sachs, through these criminal charges, made against the bank and tw

us bank goldman sachs as part of a money laundering probe bush has seen the former prime minister najib razak charged with corruption and isis case targets goldman sachs and two of its former employees that accused of diverting two point seven billion dollars from the state fund one. back to ny is any longer. so the company out of their news hour should likewise reinstated prime minister imagines from a constitutional crisis with a pledge to correct mistakes and connect with the people. what i could be about to change for mexico is two million low paid domestic workers. and a sport peter will be here with actual men's apparel giant slalom the world cup. elegant welcome back to international weather forecast well across the central mediterranean we've been watching one particular storm lot of winds a lot of rain with that storm across parts of italy as well as into serbia now that storm is making its way towards greece and it is going to be intensifying brings some very gusty winds for athens over the next few days as well as into southwestern turkey we could be seeing some hail with the

the bank denies giving false and misleading advice to investors malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is facing thirty eight charges of corruption in connection with the scandal. has made landfall in sofie sin india local media bringing the storm for the death of one man who was killed by a landslide the winds blew into the coast seoul in the coast of andhra pradesh around one hundred kilometers per hour they have been heavy rains as well thousands of people were moved to shelters this is a third cycle and to hit the area in three months. a french court has ruled against three former high school students of african descent to accuse the state of racial discrimination they said they were stopped and searched by police on a school trip because of a skin color but a judge in paris disagreed reports from the french capital. it was a visibly disappointing verdict for these french former students they had sued the state for racial discrimination for an unexplained police stop and search in paris after high school trip in twenty seventeen but a french court ruled that the police had do