the city close to the afghan border many of them have fled the war plaguing the country for decades nasir loved it is one of them he was born in pakistan and has lived in this camp his whole life he's university educated and used to work as a teacher nasir lost five children are all in school being forced to leave is the last thing he wants from what he says i'm up my parents and grandparents are buried here and i can visit their graves whenever i want to thank you my friends from school and university are all one and a half million registered afghan refugees in pakistan and many more living here in the city. all of them have been told they have to leave the country by march thirty first previously the government had assured their legal status for at least a year this most recent that line has come amid increasingly hostile relations between kabul and islamabad pakistan says the presence of a fund of fiji's is not only a dream on resources but is also a way for terrorists to infiltrate the country from across the border there of living as aliens here in america to about thirty percent of

dr larry nasir the father of three of his victims is tackled after lunging at the former king last exposition. and super bowl fever takes hold at minneapolis where the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles are preparing to do battle for american football so great a surprise. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us a declassified memo is driving a wedge through u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias against president on what's wrong democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this comes after trying to allow the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and justice department of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the twenty sixteen election campaign. donald trump has long had of truck relationship with the f.b.i. . and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been a constant thorn in the president's side. donald trump has accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of skewing the russia probe in favor of democrats interests and again

dr larry nasir the father of three of his victims is tackled after lunging at the former genetics physician. and the caribbean island of jamaica is sending its first ever women's bobsled team to the winter olympics and beyond chang we caught up with the trio ahead of the games. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us sir. because if i was driving a wedge the u.s. politics republicans are calling it proof of bias against president on the trump democrats say it's misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russia investigation this after the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and justice department i think using their power to spy on one of the two thousand and sixteen election campaign for trump it props up his longstanding suspicions of the agency. president trump was back in a familiar role on friday at a meeting with north korean defectors he complained that the u.s. intelligence community had treated him unfairly and said he authorized the release of the controversial memo the document had washington on a week but will it be the bombshell some republicans have been promisi

war room drama at a sentencing hearing for disgrace us dr larry nasir the father of three of his victims is to.

dr larry nasir the father of three of his victims.

doctor larry nasir the father of three of his victims.

. >> reporter: for street vendors like nasir it is now time to run clearance sales but the eagles greatun has been great for him. >> business has been very good. business has been very good. the combination has been excellent, excellent but right now we where we are. >> the eagles winning the super bowl really gives businesses as well as other attractions the opportunity to write a new nar. >> reporter: so this town is still basking in the glow of super bowl victory. the fans and the merchants praying that the eagles can become perennial contenders if not the champs. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" in center city. >> a lot of eagles national celebrities now. >> the celebration just keeps going and going and going and that super bowl celebration continued today. the eagles safety malcolm jenkins got some national exposure this morning. jenkins was on "live with kelly and ryan." from now on whenever he's introduced confetti must fall from the sky. it's in his contract. jenkins shared his message that he delivered to his team before the big game. >> i basically told them now look,

or back with the nasir all could well former palestinian. a minister and he on a massacre talking about their prospects of palestinian independence and middle eastern peace while the mecca massacre now israel is planning a law that will basically annex the settlements and make their territory the territory of israel proper as israel's government had it towards the destruction of the idea of a palestinian state i think they are unfortunately we have witnessed a very serious the of the main trend in israel towards the right extreme right i would say unfortunately. in all fields not only with regard to the middle east peace process or the conflict between there's about a lease and the palestinians so this is this is reality what this is about playing to do know is to push to continue with settlement colonialism to establish more settlements to bring. to the occupied territory hoping to create new facts as they call them and then from the clyde to an exile in a creeping way and a gradual way of of this territory and the ultimate goal of course i

the father of three sexually abused girls lunges at convicted paedophile laurie nasir plus. undone you fly him there in the past where the city shoeshine boys don't malign than stigmatised are emerging from the shadows. a memo criticizing the f.b.i.'s investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election has been released after it was declassified by u.s. president donald trump it was written by republicans and says the f.b.i. and department of justice abused their power and showed trump bias but the documents contents have been met with been musing and from sacked former f.b.i. director james comey he's tweeted. that's it he went on to question if it's worth destroying trust between the white house and the intelligence community democrats say it's aimed at derailing special counsel robert moore as investigation into the trump campaign's alleged links to russia white house correspondent kimberly hawker reports. republicans promised a bombshell that would destroy any idea the trump campaign colluded with the russian government during the twenty sixte

gymnastics team doctor larry nasir for abusing his daughters. how low the temperatures afford to go i really quite shoppy across western parts of here and now this big every class thinking its way further south was that of every cloud just falling behind where we have got some rather lively showers with some snow in this snow i was actually in the northern parts of spain a good covering here that you can see it has caused some travel disruption tricky conditions to the set to continue for the next couple of days actually there's that northerly brace them in place there for sas to even cross the pennants high ground in northern england could see a little bit of snow but more the way of rain for many into wales down across southern parts of england western areas of france seeing some lobby sas and that pushes all the way down towards appear anywhere again you will see some snow sunny a chance of some a good covering a snow white over the out save for the next day heavy rain there into northern italy into the balkans not rain really setting in for

it's dominated by al qaeda is former affiliate in the syria which used to be called front then the nasir which al jazeera sources understand is being blamed by turkey and russia its name translates as the army a victory and its links to the free syrian army the groups being backed by the us russian military and defense analyst pavel felgenhauer told al-jazeera the downing of the fighter jet will boost the confidence of the rebels. we shouldn't forget that the quite an apparently a number of some russian jets were destroyed by mortar fire in the last month in just a month ago that's me me i'm based by the rebels so the rebels are hitting back at the russians and there are casualties with the russians of course these are not very serious casualties that would cause that much resentment inside in the russian society but still the rebels are fighting back that will raise their morale and lower maybe the morale of the russian pilots a bit which maybe you will be given instructions to be more careful not to go into to fly over five kilometers high at least to be out of range of the small shoul

known about -- i know that they knew about sexual abuse dating back from the 70's not just from larry nasirches. >> there were other coaches abusing people. >> yeah there are other coaches abusing athletes. >> martha: reiterated that an investigation has been launched into nassar's abuse and there is much more, obviously that needs to be investigated there also tonight, just a week to go before the start of the 2018 winter games. now more than a dozen russian athletes that were deemed as dopers might be able to get a last-minute pass to compete. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with the story. we all remember how crazy this whole thing was when it came out. now there is a chance they might go, trace. >> yeah, yeah. when it comes to international sporting events, martha, the court of arbitration for sports or cea based in switzerland is the highest authority. not only did cas overturn the doping bans for the 11 you mentioned but 17 other russian athletes it also reinstated their results from the 2014 winter olympics in sochi. meaning if they won a medal back then, they get the

been adjourned to friday dozens more women are expected to testify that they were sexually abused by nasir the presiding judge says the total number of victims tops two hundred sixty five as the title as the trial started the entire usa gymnastics board announced their resignation the u.s. olympic committee had pressured them to do so nasa was last week sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in prison in a separate case the olympic champion simone balls was among his victims but while the twenty year old is targeting your return to competition i think it's very hard for someone to go through what i've gone through recently and it's very hard to talk about. but i think the judge is my hero just because she gave it to him and didn't let him get any power over any of the girls and letting the girls go and speak was very powerful hopefully redeem title i messed about the olympics as a little hit that but you know i still walk to the bronze so i can't really complain i mean it's another medal for team usa and for myself so just to hopefully got there and represent again the new engla

gymnastics team dr labia nasir has been sentenced to forty to one hundred twenty five years in prison and a third conviction of the sexual abuse of children he's already been given more than two hundred years after pleading guilty to abusing female team members and as john hendren reports the focus is now turning to the organizations who employ them society must be protected from larry nasser as the final sentence in the largest sex abuse scandal in sports history came down leeriness are hardly moved you took an oath to do no harm and you have over two hundred fifty six women and that is the end. in a stance or. you also are forty to one hundred and twenty five years in the michigan department of corrections that sentence is added to those from other criminal cases in means the once famed sports doctor now faces up to three hundred sixty years behind bars and emotionally charged impact statements his victims had spoken of their collective pain for his part nasser said he was sorry experimental words. by everyone that has spoken including the parents have impacted me too to my innermos

who was wanted over the death of a second last month the army shot dead twenty one year old ahmed nasir job in june in the occupied west bank jar i was accused of killing rabbi rez the else in an illegal israeli i post on january ninth two other palestinians were killed in rates during a manhunt among con has more now from west to east of. the raid took place in the early hours of tuesday morning there were eyewitnesses are telling us that at least seventy jeeps went in and two bulldozers into the village of yellow now that's fairly typical for an operation by the israeli army like this but then there was live fire this confusion as to the exact moment of the of what was actually killed now the israeli security agencies of concern is that two palestinians are also we're hearing that several palestinians have been injured as a result of gas and that there are still within the area israeli forces that are currently with the jury but there are ongoing clashes taking place between the palestinians but this is a village an area engineered that's actually been under constant raids since the s

a father of three daughters accused by laurie nasir has tried to attack the former u.s. gymnastics doctor in court the father lunged towards nasr after being denied five minutes alone with him nasir faces hundreds of years in prison for decades of sexual abuse. an explosive memo alleging misconduct and bias at the very top of u.s. law enforcement tonight donald trump showdown with the f.b.i. i'm sorry harmony in berlin this is the day. that. i think it's terrible you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves their families not indictment of the f.b.i. the department of justice car it does not impugn the investigation or the deputy attorney general it's a bogus man you know it's not based on fact. also coming up on the day of violent clashes between migrant gangs in column a the jungle is gong but the anger and desperation are not. there are we have reached a degree of violence here.