up and to this point, it's all about larry nasr.know in less than two hours, there will be this press conference on a weekend. and in a local radio station yesterday, the attorney general said that an investigation actually has been going on for some time, but they didn't want to make an announcement, have a press conference like today, until all of the victim impact statements had been given. larry nasr has another sentencing this next week. it is believed ten victims will give their statement in court. but because of everything happening, they thought this is the time the people need to know. they're going to make announcements and updates. so i think we're going to have to listen to see exactly what they do say. also taking it into their own hands, the house of representatives in michigan. i spoke with two of them yesterday. in regard to title 9 sexual assault complaints, they are asking for reports from michigan state university from 2014 to 2017. it is known that one victim came forward in 2014, another 2016. both filing title

larry nasr, pleading glilty to first-degree criminal assault of nine women, but at least 10 on -- 100 women are expected to give testimony against the former u.s. gymnastics doctor.d. kylie stevens says he assaulted her in their basement forever. >> young women grow and return to destroy your world. >> other olympians have gone public with accusations against nasr. the sentencing is expected to last through the week. >>> in washington congress is grappling with the expected government shutdown. at the heart of the debate, the fate of nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants. abc news has more. >> reporter: president trump is back at the white house with a possible government shutdown days away. at the center of the debate, the daca program, which protects nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation. in an oval office meeting last week, the president rejected one proposed bipartisan plan. >> thursday was a step backwards. and my goal is to get us moving forward again. >> reporter: the president is pinning the blame on democrats. he tweeted, the democrats want to shut do

and the current escalation that spurred nasr into action.on the food thousands of may one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. fugitive gyptian troops into sinai. must be best as he had how to while a septimius at a low blow. in mimeo television and foscari. i hope she. even when who bombed. out a house. that was all. sure. but also saw an opportunity to try to roll back the gains israel had secured following the one nine hundred fifty six war. on the sixteenth of may egypt asked the un to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from sinai. a week later and the theatrical setting of a meeting with his fighter pilots. announced the closing of the tour on straight to israeli shipping. news of nasr is actions brought people out onto the streets all across the arab world. tell me i'll be of. slaves a little above. well a man in the water whether or not. well the degree of certainty but in the shine of the bus the b.-o. bubble that called we're live. in of some. israel's new war cabinet under levy ashcan took the decision to open hostilities on the fifth

after graduating in sports management, ali abul nasr worked as an agent, marketing professional egyptian soccer players to clubs in europe. but he wanted to do something more fulfilling. three years ago he and a friend set up the country's first team with blind players. the coach pays for the blind-folds, customized balls, and pitch rental from his own pocket. his search for a sponsor has not borne fruit so far. ali ghandoor went blind gradually. he compares it to putting on weight. at first you don't notice it, then suddenly you have a paunch. ali's blindness was triggered by an illness. by the age of 10, he had lost his eyesight completely. he copes pretty well with his disability. the only thing he can't do is cook -- something he was never keen on anyway. his wife, who he'd met after he'd gone blind, is a huge help here and elsewhere. is there anything he misses seeing? ali: my wife and my kids, of course. it would be lovely to see my family, although i can picture them. my wife tells me what my children look like -- what color their skin is, for example. something that you can imagi

terrorist organization inside syria most of them islamist radical muslim brotherhood and jihad or nasr another group that today are onetime there i says and today most of them to regroup in turkey and syria controlled by turkey sections and now under different group called free syrian army or syrian army that is controlled been supported by tricky those groups most of them are isis and radical islamist terrorist organization their movement and they're moving and the kurds to help turkey and really capture those areas they're not there to help the syrian people or stop the war in syria against assad as they did they were to help their brothers and idlib right now it's been us under assault by assad so they're only attacking the kurds and this is destabilizing in our opinion turkey is always supported islamists and now their hand with iran they're going to further be a threat to the international community to russia to america to the european and that need to be stopped and we're disappointed that the russia pulled out their troops and american are not back in the course of the moment. w

gymnastics team doctor larry nasr has been sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in prison a sexual abuse. senior u.s. officials have hit back against suggestions but don't america first agenda is hurting globalization and trade the u.s. president himself has jews who arrived at the world economic forum in the swiss town of. james reports from davos. high in the swiss alps this is the ultimate annual gathering of the global elite captains of industry business commas and finance how fit talk fest every year here in davos see you might think the u.s. is first a businessman president in decades would fit right in these are powerful people but they mostly do business in a sober and polite manner unlike trump they are the richest people and represent the most wealthy companies on earth but they tend to take a global view unlike trump the motto of the world economic forum is working together in a fractured world in and so he is he's not to be a representative of that philosophy the idea of america first is is the antithesis of that it's the idea of you know raising one nation one

resigned amid an ongoing sex abuse scandal involving a team doctor and young female athletes larry nasr is facing a prison sentence after admitting sexually abusing girls in his care in all more than one hundred women and girls are reported to have been assaulted by nasa and in japan more than a dozen skiers have been injured and one is missing after they were caught in a volcanic eruption rocks rained down on the ski fields near the resort town of four people were caught in the avalanche and those are the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after counting the cost. the controversial leader of islamic jihad papa scott he is one of the most one internists in the history of israel you come to terms on his alleged extra judicial killings by israeli intelligence and mossad assessing being caught up in the must close the outcome is only death if someone tried to. immediately syrian intention was shut down the borders don't kill him in damascus on al-jazeera world.

really shouldn't be surprised at this point that that these kinds of things go on and it's not as if nasr was some kind of angel as if this is the only thing wrong i mean. as you said there's not just one charge not just two charges these and even just this case this man away for a very long he's already been sentenced to sixty years in jail on federal child pornography charges you know this round of sentencing where there's hundreds so women are getting up to stand up to look him in the eye and tell you know their story what happened what he did to them this is for guilty pleas multiple counts of . so i mean there has to rain could be in or another forty mother sixty years added to his already sick i mean this guy is going away for a long time which i'm happy to see because a lot of times in these cases you see the child you know the pedophilia the child predator go away for maybe like ten years twenty tops sometimes and it breaks my heart when i see things like that i mean jeffrey epstein so what are your fairly you know it's absolutely ridiculous. to me the biggest most important quest

and that's all one a london under his win a second term he narrowly beat opposition leader salvador nasr in november's election on a short is the director of short international consulting that specializes in u.s. latin american relations she says the hernandez administration is similar to many others in the region. his but he really this there when the ban on how much aid will he get from the u.s. in order to move forward with his her programs are on the other hand the problem right now in honduras is actually the division the polity sation the continent is divided into those who support. for not listened. in on this and those who are also here on the other hand we have to take a look because. the coming elections not just only in honduras that what happened. last year and today this for lean but latin america is going through many electoral process the next one is in costa rica colombe out and mexico and brazil and the problem what with see right now in latin america is weak institutions these are weak in situations are allowed this her redeemed this i wouldn't be redeemed to came into

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vali nasr is an academic and former foreign policy adviser to president obama's administration on iranis because they've played this game of manoeuvring between different factions, relying on the one that is most naturally their constituency but yet build relations with the other side, play them against one another. in october, qasem soleimani's father passed away. we examined the footage and pictures of the funeral, just to understand what kind of people attended the funeral. for example, one of them was the leader of shia militias in iran. another person was a representative of hamas. many other people attended to express their condolences in person to him. it shows how powerful and influential he is. general soleimani financed, trained and equipped thousands of shia militias to support iran's allies in syria and iraq, including lebanese hezbollah, a group which is also on the us terrorist list. its leader says iran pays the bill. it's been estimated that iran has spent $6 billion annually on the syrian regime, basically, to keep it afloat. this is a conservative estimate on the prox

. >> juan zarate, vali nasr, great to have you both as we start the new year. it for a very busy day on "andrea mitchell reports." stay with us here on msnbc. remember to follow us online at "mitchell reports." >>> craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york city. good afternoon to you. treasonous? the new bombshell claim from steve bannon about that infamous trump tower meeting with the attorney general, that donald trump was introduced to the participants and why he thinks donald trump jr. will, quote, crack like an egg. plus, senator romney. two sources now tell nbc news his announcement is a matter of when, not if, so how would he work with president trump after calling him, among other things, a fraud? >>> and state of emergency, a winter storm from new england to florida with terms being thrown around like winter hurricane. our meteorologist will explain what the terms mean and what we can expect. we start with a bombshell new

for more let's speak to vali nasr — former state department official and dean of thejohns hopkins schools. thank you for coming in. i have to ask you first about the tweet on the size of the nuclear button. is there any good that can come to the united states from taunting kim jong—un like this? no and notjust the president taunting him, we've seen king john and was able to taunt the president. and everyone around the world will be watching how easy it is to get under the skin of the us president. —— kimjong un. and get him to react in ways that will be disruptive to us foreign policy and could change the direction of things on the ground. i think if kimjong unis on the ground. i think if kimjong un is listening he will not be necessarily furious or intimidated by people like what the president said, that he elevated him to his own level so the entire world news todayis own level so the entire world news today is focused on these two world leaders essentially being treated within the same sentence as equals. so it is a victory for kim jong un. meanwhile of course we see these signs off a

strategic air base of the who are which they lost in two thousand and fifteen to bug than just putting nasr and to get there of the house to goo across what is called the east room of the very way that is literally with that kind of cross that region there so they have to go from a torsen job which they did take today towards the who and most likely they will continue towards it which means an entire area has about five hundred villages that is under opposition control is now going to become besieged by the regime and will be taken over by the regime this is causing the use r.d.p. movement more than one hundred thousand of people have moved from these areas towards the borders with turkey in the last few days right so that they're taking a very specific route to retain control of a strategic base to which you mention five hundred villages along the way you already have displaced. billions in ad lib and now that could be more of a humanitarian crisis how much resistance are there facing it with this area was agreed to be under tribal forces control the sit on their meetings and there was a r

the opposition delegation nasr had it he had received an invitation to attend this so she meeting which is coming up in the beginning of next week but only on an individual basis and he has rejected that invitation we still haven't heard where do the u.n. is indorsing this so she talks or not the u.n. has said certain conditions for that to happen that actually it was the u.n. secretary general and the new terrorist who spoke out those conditions so we are still a few issues to be discussed there is a little breakthrough if i might call it a big flu in the sense that earlier in the day during the. meeting of the opposition was to find the mr will of the third point the opposition also met the russian delegation and they they reach as ceasefire agreement in eastern huta that ceasefire should be taking place as of big night tonight followed by an exchange of prisoners now with that be enough of an incentive for the opposition to go to sochi we still don't know that but bear in mind the opposition they are some within that group who do not agree are against attending the meeting and in soc

dozens of gymnast tell how they were sexually assaulted by their olympic team dr larry nasr is facing multiple prison sentences in michigan and an al jazeera exclusive we travel to a remote region in tunisia where it's feared outbreak has killed hundreds of people. and will tell you why there's a decline in people's trust of social media and in making a shift back to traditional. next to show using the hash tag a.j. news greg. here with the news we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and that dot com. thanks for joining us the international group save the children has suspended operations in afghanistan after an attack on its workers gunmen stormed the agency's compound in the eastern city of jalalabad after a suicide bombing just outside three people have been killed including a policeman jennifer cost joining us from kabul it's been a long day jennifer now that the your operation is over what more do you tell us are emerging. along harrowing day forty seven people trapped inside that that office for more than eight hours while gunmen battle that began security forces