just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of abdul nasser and his mother who kind can enjoy a coffee together again with ease but to get here dictator had to be ousted bridging a rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will shout at the sudanese people are passionate especially the young people respect ruled by this president for thirty years for thirty years we were humiliated the generations before us didn't do anything we realized we had to change something money for shuffle but i got that he in the struggle to achieve this change dozens of people have been killed on the begged him to stay at home was own safety. of course. i would be very afraid because i did not know what would happen to him i never knew if you would come back safe or as a dead body so i can describe a little bit of those of you out there with negotiations between protest leaders and the military council under way and violence on the stree

over in the town's park there's a party nasser as mayor is convinced that things have improved enormously since the socialists came to power but his party has shielded people from the worst effects of the crisis. else falsify here we're in a completely different situation to say the one i mean greece the government is showing the people that there are alternatives to the austerity packages of the international monetary fund and waves of privatization we've just put. up with this factory processes locally grown apples it's a vicious manager wants to see his dried fruit on shelves throughout europe the export business is running well right now low wages are providing them in competitive advantage but small and mid-sized enterprises or a semi's say the government should give them more support they say smaller startups are being strangled by red tape. national debt that was the government should pay more attention to industry and agriculture and it knows that the insight is gradually growing that you can't simply rely entirely on tourism and the real estate business isn't going to thank you a

and do not reflect the ohio state of today >>> that case bringing up haunting memories of the larry nasser case, the long-time doctor at michigan state university and usa gymnastics now a convicted predator the judge who sent him to prison was a national sensation we get her take tonight. >> reporter: life has certainly changed over the past year for judge rosalie. >> people stop me in the store so i don't get it done real quick. >> what do they say? >> thank you some hug me and people cry. they all have a story and many of them can't be believed. >> reporter: she became an overnight sensation when she lambasted dr. larry nassar at his sentencing >> i wouldn't send my dogs to you, sir he had gotten away with it for a long time nobody listened. if one person would have listened 30 years ago, many girls would have been spared >> reporter: she allowed victims to speak. it turned out to be 156. >> i've done this for 15 years, so i know that when i talk to a victim, it is healing for them because it's the power of the robe. and i try to use my gavel for justice. sometimes i have to pound it for

with the well off from nasser is a yemeni journalist on the editor in chief of sun a review that sent online magazine she's accusing the coalition of deliberately targeting civilians. so there were many airstrikes and that had somehow and most of them had highly civilian populated area one of them is my own my own neighborhood so i know the streets and i know that you know the the neighbors. and even my own family my own mother were surrounded by civilian you know they they live and civilian area there is no military target and these places that were had today there is no excuse excuse from the that would be like coalition it was a deliberate and systematic bombardment attacking civilians they want they they did this and really the retaliation of. aipac in the oil. earlier this week and this is not the 1st time that the saudi led coalition do this clacked of collective punishment for all yemenis when the who the attack any of the festivities and 2017 and the. early november there were like rockets hit or fired by what these 2 words riad and i believe michael and really retaliation the

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contact between cattle in saudi arabia for nearly 2 years the qatari prime minister shaikh abdullah bin nasser being funny and saudi king salamander bin abdel-aziz the saudis are trying to show they have wider backing in their efforts to counter what they say is iran's growing influence the qatari prime minister here briefly shaking hands with the king of bahrain kuwait see me or trying to encourage some dialogue as he has done since 2017 he's been attempting to mediate in the dispute between cats and the blockade in countries of saudi arabia bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt. what the saudis want to do is to try to project a united front to the iranian regime interfered in our internal affairs and develop ballistic and nucular weapons it affects navigation in international oil this is a naked aggression against our stability and international security. but iraq objected to a communique attacking iran issued later which supported the rights of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to defend their interests following what they say were attacks on shipping and oil installations and i quote any fu

prime minister is expected to attend a security summit in the kingdom on thursday shake up to the bin nasser been called evolve and he will join diplomats from saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and other countries in mecca it will be the 1st time level meeting since custer's neighbors imposed a blockade 2 years ago. well separately foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation on meeting in the society city of sheds at the moments in his opening remarks the saudi foreign minister condemning the attack on the oil tankers last month it britain been. also said the drone strikes on sight the state oil company aramco earlier this month were terrorist attacks yemen's who see rebels said they were behind them while they're locked in a battle in yemen with they say the m.r.c. coalition that is fighting alongside yemen's governments well lawrence focus it is a retired colonel who serves as chief of staff for the u.s. secretary of state colin powell joins us now live from richmond virginia and if we could 1st focus on the fact that prime minister will be attending these meetings do you th

would well after nasser is a yemeni journalist and the editor in chief of sun a review that's an online magazine she's accusing the coalition of deliberately targeting civilians. so there were many airstrikes and that had somehow and most of them had highly civilian populated area one of them is my own my own neighborhood so i know the 3 d. and i know that you know the the neighbors and and even my own family my own mother were surrounded by civilian you know they they live in civilian area there is no military target and these places that were had today there is no excuse excuse from that that would be like coalition it was a deliberate and systematic bombardment attacking civilians they want they did this and really the retaliation of the. attack in the oil. earlier this week and this is not the 1st time that the saudi led coalition do this clacked of collective punishment for all yemenis when the hosea attack any of that city and 2007 he ended. early november there were like rockets. fired by what these 2 words riad i believe michael and really the retaliation the saudi unit coalitio

prime minister is expected to attend a security summit in the kingdom on thursday shake up to a bit nasser been funny will join diplomats from saudi arabia the u.a.e. the hurricane and other countries in mecca it will be the 1st high level meetings since qatar's neighbors opposed the blockade 2 years ago. separately foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation are meeting in the say the city of jeddah at the moment in his opening remarks he says the foreign minister condemned the attack on the oil tankers last month a brain bin sees a loss of also said the drone strikes on saudi state oil company aramco earlier this month were terrorist attacks him and the rebels said they were behind it they're locked in a battle with yemen with. a coalition that is facing alongside yemen's governments. we emphasize the need to exert more if it's to combat the subversive activities of extremist terrorist groups they must be addressed with all strength and firmness well the 5th of june will mark 2 years since the blockade of qatar began the booklet in countries include saudi arabia the unit

vice president called for a dramatic acceleration in american space exploration mike pence said nasser rockets and other technology could be replaced by alternatives from private companies we have the technology to return to the moan and renew american leadership in human space exploration what we need now. is urgency. his comments follow china landing a spacecraft on the far side of the moon for the 1st time ever in space x. founded by another billionaire musk is due to fly nasa astronauts to the moon later this year and nasa is drawing up plans to establish a future human outpost on the south pole of the moon scientists believe there's enough ice that to use its hydrogen for rocket fuel as well as the drinking water entrepreneurs hoping to sell that technology to the u.s. government space exploration as an opportunity to make money as well as history victoria gates and be al jazeera. it's been a disappointing 1st day on the stock market a popular ride hailing app. despite being valued at $82000000000.00 the shares fell almost 8 percent on its new york stock exchange debut as used by

and as we have just been seeing some reports coming from nasser that the united states have been havingo back 12a yea rs. record. in the records go back 12a years. so this is a huge amount of rain falling. chicago is well ill in the noi, they had around eight inches of rain in may, that makes it their wettest month since records began back in the 18705. so huge amounts of rain falling acro55 began back in the 18705. so huge amounts of rain falling across the united states. we have been talking about the tornadoes, the damage, the large hail, and what we are looking at now is just this incredible rainfall acro55 pa rt5 of at now is just this incredible rainfall acro55 parts of the united states, so it is all going on there. back home it is something a little bit quieter, a fairly mixed picture this afternoon acro55 bit quieter, a fairly mixed picture this afternoon across the uk. this i5 alton in hampshire, warm and humid, dry and fairly cloudy, some 5un5hine around, and this is a jersey around about midday, some 5un5hine coming through, and increasing amounts of sunshine this afternoon