opening of the aspect national museum. and we meet chefs there's a politician that's fine then and is ranked among the best in the world not bad for a one time gangnam. ramstein germany is biggest rock group internationally fitting stadiums around the world with it is think of visceral brand a very hard rock mag going to release their first new album in ten is and david the promotion has already started on what's happened that's right their first music video from that album came out today it sparked a huge controversy huge debate in the press and online it features members of the band's dressed as holocaust victims. as concentration camp inmates who were about to be executed obviously made to stir up controversy and outrage and it's worked now well before we go any further i think we should see this and a warning that some people may find this a little offense. though these are members of the band robin at the gallows we can see their dress was clearly concentration camp uniforms the band's guitarist even has on a star of

now the all rich gulf states of qatar is now home to a stunning multimillion dollar national museum it's located on the waterfront of the capital doha and this shaped like a desert rose crystal it will have the country's national treasures including a nineteenth century carpet embroidered with one point five million gulf poles i was not surprisingly a spectacular opening ceremony on wednesday evening. but i would see it up the sky above doha's waterfront watched by thousands of guests from qatar to new around the world. political dignitaries and stars from the wells of fashion and entertainment lent some international grama. the national museums inauguration was a proud moment for saif al kouri the qatari museum's deputy operations director hopes the museum will attract a wide range of visitors from both in and outside the country so what's exciting about that actually is him is that it's something for everyone i mean it's a normal experience that everyone will enjoy and that no matter i mean if you have to tell you or if you're a tourist or if you're up to someone and expose living in q

want to highlight the role of women in company society this is not the first time we've had the national museum and we were the first museum in the gulf and this is something that is very interesting for a series reopen and actually show the public our heritage all the research we've been doing for years really find this very interesting to be able to bring all these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually immerse ourselves into expounding on different topics and sam the architect of the national museum of but there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert draws osama bin. coming up. in her legal fight with. social media apps. more and more people travel around the world but there was also a concern that the world. being negatively impact by the tourism. you can blame social media for spreading fake news compromising your privacy and giving your kids nightmares now some are blaming it for ruining some of the world's prettiest places once visitors would travel to stunnin

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want to highlight the role of women in company society this is not the first time we've had the national museum and we were the first museum in the gulf and this is something that is very interesting for a series reopen and actually show the public our heritage all the research we've been doing for years really find this very interesting to be able to bring all these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually immerse ourselves into expounding on different topics and sam the architect of the national museum of art there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert drawls osama bin. time for the sport now with tara. thanks very much byron munich unsigned french world cup winning defender lucas hernandez in a record breaking deal join the been asleep aside from athletic a majority in july the ninety million dollars fee makes him the most expensive player in the history of germany's top division in addition to the world cup the twenty three year old has also won the roper league a

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means, we are delighted to have a remarkable guest, the founding director of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture, lonnie bunch. before his appointment 15 years ago, to the inspiration of this museum, he served in the chicago historical society he led a number of really creative and innovative efforts to get the community engaged in the society. he is a prolific author and speaker, writing on topics ranging from the black experience in the military to the impact of funding and politics on culture and museums. he has traveled in continues to travel the world giving lectures and most important, he has drawn on his life experience to give us a gift of the national museum of african-american history and culture. before i have the opportunity to ask lonnie, questions, just wanted to acknowledge we are proud to name the series in the honor of bob and those of us dole, both of whom are proud partisans who over their careers have really overcome a lot of diversity. they have shown what we think is the spirit of this, which is the confidence and creativity to try an

grumet: the question up front. >> i am the ceo of the national children's museum.we are reopening here in washington. a lot of what you are talking about we are in the middle of right now. i came from the museum of science and industry in chicago. i know with the museum community is like. moving to washington, i noticed your team at the african-american museum is really collaborative and fast-moving, and all the things museums strive to be. i am curious how you developed a culture in a way which would move quickly and could be collaborative. mr. bunch: in a way, when i took this job, i agreed to come back in march. but i had to finish a major exhibition which looked at the 50th anniversary of the murder of emmett till in chicago. first of all, being a lame duck was horrible. but it gave me four months to look at the vision for what this museum would be. since i was starting from scratch, what did i believe a good museum would be. for me, collaboration was at the heart of what the museum would be. if the museum was successful just because it is on the mall, it has f

want to highlight the role of women in a free society this is not the first time we've had the national museum and we were the first museum in the gulf and this is something that is very interesting for a series reopen and actually show the public our heritage all the research we've been doing for years to really find this very interesting to be able to bring all these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually immerse ourselves into expounding on different topics and sam the architect of the national museum of but there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert drawls osama bin. all right let's have every couple headlines here on al-jazeera and algerian army chief has got the backing of the ruling party for his plan to declare the president unfit to rule the constitutional council is asking abdulaziz beauty flicka to resign their protest as an opposition parties say they want the entire regime removed multis armed forces have taken control of a merchant ship hijacked by m

to highlight the role of women in company society so this is not the first time we've had the national museum and we were the first museum in the gulf and this is something that is very interesting for a series reopen and actually show the public our heritage all the research we've been doing for years really find this very interesting to be able to bring all these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually immerse ourselves into expounding on different topics and sam the architect of the national museum of art there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert drawls osama bin. take you live pictures from dhaka in bangladesh where a very serious fire is underway and in one thousand. crews are battling this fire these are the very latest pictures nineteen units in fact trying to put it out the bangladeshi navy an air force also hail helping joining the fight you can see smoke billowing out of the buildings helicopters flying alongside a knave ahead firefighters trying to dou

organization, the national museum of civil war medicine, has an agreement with servicesal administration to operate a museum on the site. visit theu come to clara barton missing soldiers office museum, you will be with and seeing -- working with national museum of war medicine personnel, volunteers, and you'll see the exhibits that have been designed well. as so this partnership has ensured saved andspace gets ultimately that the story gets told. in this space, in this boarding house in washington, d.c., this is where clara barton makes a a schoolsition from teacher, a government employee, humanitarian, to a person who will save countless lives and thene civil war start an organization afterwards that will save millions of lives and help millions of people across the world, not only here in the united states. that transition takes place in those boarding house rooms on floor.rd you can walk in the footsteps of barton, go up the same staircase went up when she was going there to look and to live and to search for missing soldiers after the war and you can see becomese where she america's

my organization, the national museum of civil war medicine has an agreement to operate the museum on site. so, when you come to visit the clara barton missing soldier's office museum, you will be working with and seeing, working with the national museum of civil war medicine personnel and volunteers and you will see the exhibits designed by us as well. so, this partnership has ensured that this space gets saved and ultimately that the story gets told. in this space, in this boarding house, this is where clara barton makes a huge transition from a schoolteacher and government employee to a humanitarian. who will save countless lives during the civil war and then start an organization afterwards that will save the lives of millions, helping millions across the world, not only here in the united states. that transition takes place in those boarding house rooms on the third floor. you can walk in the footsteps of barton, go up the same staircase she went up when she was going there to look in to live and to search for missing soldiers after the war. you can see the space where she become

to highlight the role of women in company society so this is not the first time we've had the national museum and we were the first museum in the gulf and this is something that is very interesting for a series reopen and actually show the public our heritage all the research we've been doing for years to really find this very interesting to be able to bring all these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually immerse ourselves into expounding on different topics and sam the architect of the national museum of art there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert drawls osama bin. we're getting some reports that saudi arabia has released some of the female activists who have been arrested and detained reuters news agency is quoting sources who says some of those freed were facing charges related to human rights work and contacts with foreign journalists and diplomats according to two sources three of the women were released and the rest will be freed on sunday their conditi

. >> red dresses now hang outside the national museum of the american indian. we will hear from an artist who hopes the exhibit will p a spotlight on a serious issue. >>> funerals are finally being held for the victims of the new zealand mosque special graves were constructed so that they would be appropriate for muslim brurlz. >> 50 people were killed when a gunman stormed into two mosques last week and. opened 30 people are still in the hospital. theer was caught and arrested. >>> a man accused of sharing the shooter's liveid stream from the attack could spend decades behind bars. 44-year-old phillip arps is charged with two counts of n violatin zealand's objectionable publications law. each count carries a possible 14 year sentence. arps sred the attacker's visit one day after the massacre. >>> for thee first t this morning, d.c. councilmember trayen white is responding to reports of a hit and run involving his car. in a statement released this w morninte said he noticed minor front-end damage to his car on tuesday. he assumed the driver had backed into it w

paul signatures and celebrities have been gathering here in doha for the opening of cutter's national museum a building designed by the french architect john nouvelle made up of several interlocking discs in sort of. peculiar shape of it there it's actually inspired by the shape of a local desert rose the mere shift i mean you know great at the museum which opens to the public on thursday the immersive exhibits tell the story of qatar and its people going back more than seven hundred million years right up to the present day and a social media apps things like instagram they inspire people to travel around the world and document along the way but there is a concern that historic sites are now being negatively impact by those tourism bernd's. you can blame social media for spreading fake news compromising your privacy and giving your kids nightmares now some are blaming it for ruining some of the world's prettiest places once visitors would travel to stunning sites to gaze in admiration now these attractions are often just a backdrop for selfies tweeted out for bragging rights there's no ques

that is it from europe and thank you for the city council has a new national museum a space spanning fifty two thousand square meters the size of nearly nine football fields us on a binge of eight has more from here into. doug from the sons of cutter this fossil is more than two million years old an essential part of the country's cultural heritage and a natural exhibit for the new national museum this extraordinary building is designed inside and out to mimic the intersecting discs of a desert rose. each space showcases a different theme designed by a renowned french architect to create the sun rose. to a large scale something very difficult to do when you know that he's as soon as he said to have english restaurant technology be aren't so user centanni cities and he said imagine the russians he was an eternity of the desert and the modern e.t.a. of today. it's taken eight years to complete the building and its contents are intended to educate and inspire visitors at their ease to foreign workers and tourists the nomads of arabia will tell you the.

we're in the gulf state of qatar for the opening of this spectacular national museum. and we meet german chef jim there's a part of this restaurant and it is ranked among the best in the world not bad for a one time gangnam. ramstein germany's biggest rock group internationally finning stadiums around the world with it is think of visceral brand a very hard rock mag going to release their first new album in ten is and david the promotion has already started and what's happened with sort of their first music video from that album came out today it sparked a huge controversy a huge debate in the press and online it features members of the band's dressed as holocaust victims. as concentration camp inmates who were about to be executed obviously made to stir up controversy and outrage and it's worked now well before we go any further i think we should see.

we're in the gulf state of qatar for the opening of this spectacular national museum. and we meet german chef tim roth who is an honest restaurant in and is ranked among the best in the world. not bad for a one time game in. ramstein germany's biggest rock group internationally finning stadiums around the world with the stink of visceral brand a very hard rock mag going to release their first new album in ten years and david the promotion has already started with sort of their first music video from that album came out today it sparked a huge controversy a huge debate in the press and online it features members of the band's dressed as holocaust victims. as a constant.

on american history tv, a conversation with lonnie bunch, founding director of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. mr. bunch talks about the challenges he faced creating the museum and the importance of presenting african-american history to the public. the bipartisan policy center hosted this 50 minute event as part of the bob and elizabeth dole series on leadership. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good morning. welcome to the bipartisan policy center for another discussion in our bob and elizabeth dole series about leadership.

and celebrating a nation's past and present culture opens the doors to its new national museum.so algeria is ruling party v.f.l. and has come out and backs and army call to remove the president from office on monday the army chief and suggested the use of a constitutional provision to have president up the disease but to figure declared unfit for office the military's intervention followed weeks of protests against the president and his backers so here is with us monitoring events from tunisia. i mean this would appear to be the rising on the wall for president bush if they can. yes this is a strong indication that what we're going to see in the coming days is growing erosion him in political support for president and that is his will to flee across so we have now after the army the ruling party distancing itself from out of that i was able to have a key member of the governing coalition. here also is asking the president to step aside technically speaking this means that the parliament is now ready to vote with a majority for him to be removed from office which is going to pave

history a on public lonnie bunch, founding director with of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. mr. bunch talks about the challenges he faced creating the museum and the importance of presenting african-american history to the public. the bipartisan policy center hosted this 50 minute event as part of the bob and elizabeth dole series on leadership. mr. grumet: good morning. welcome to the bipartisan policy center for another discussion in our bob and elizabeth dole series about leadership.

television reported that nearly two hundred people were arrested for offenses such as looting the national museum and a nearby school were vandalized. show those who were with families left and then another group came they came in and climbed up to the roof they could have killed us if the police had intervened they broke the tiling but the offices they vandalized the ruins they burned the school they didn't spare anything. that would have to. but with most demonstrators marching out of concern for their country the protest also provided a business opportunity for some vendors capitalized on the crowds patriotism doing a prisk trade selling algerian flags. today marks sixty years since the spiritual leader of tibet the dalai lama fled his homeland i made a failed uprising against chinese rule he's been living in exile in india ever since for many tibetans today's anniversary is a bitter occasion standing in the rain in delhi this group of activists chant free tibet and sing traditional songs and buddhist chants the gathering was also to commemorate the many thousands of tibetans killed during the

television reported that nearly two hundred people were arrested for offenses such as looting the national museum and a nearby school were vandalized. those who were with families left and then another good came they came in and climbed up to the roof they could have killed us if the police hadn't of being the tiling but the offices they vandalized the ruins they burned the school they didn't spare anything it was too much. but with most demonstrators marching out of concern for that country the protest also provided a business opportunity for some vendors capsulized on the crowds patriotism doing a prisk trade selling algerian flags. the board of germany's largest bank has reportedly agreed to merger talks with the second largest according to the veldt newspaper the board of doj a bank will discuss the fusion with its traditional rival. the german government has been urging the two banks to merge after years of losses deutsche bank has also faced scrutiny for several recent scandals including accusations of money laundering and interest rates. and joining me now to break that down is lars halter

and just about every major city has a museum involving american indians and also the national museum of american indians in washington, dc. >> do you think, generally speaking, that we educate americans enough on the role of native americans, their influence and impact on our history, especially as we talk about the 19th and 20th centuries? >> i think we need to educate our public and everyone more about american indians, because people get so busy in their lives that they really don't see american indians at all. they see and a very narrow way. american indians are there and we have always been there. so that indian presence is really kind of missing and it is through organizations and conferences like this one at the western history association that we see that presence. this association is one that has more sessions on american indians than other history organizations. >> and you have any thoughts on how native americans are characterized on the big screen, most notably the western movies with john wayne and others? did that in any way in your mind damage how americans generally v

television reported that nearly two hundred people were arrested for offenses such as looting the national museum and a nearby school were vandalized. those who were with families left and then another group came they came in and climbed up to the roof they could have killed us if the police had intervened or tiling burned the offices they vandalized the ruins they burned the school they didn't spare anything. that was similar but with most demonstrators marching out of concern for their country the protest also provided a business opportunity for some vendors capsulized on the crowd patriotism doing a prisk trade selling algerian flags. turning now to venezuela where the opposition leader one has called for a nationwide march on the capital caracas it's the latest round in his power struggle with socialist president nicolas maduro who claimed on saturday that attempts to overthrow his government. had been defeated and as well has been crippled by nationwide power outages with one ngo reporting that fifteen patients have died in hospitals because they couldn't access dialysis three. with one of v

he is being honored at the national museum for african-erican culture and history. cole's twin daughters mark thei op of the exhibit. >> reporter: nat king cole had a voice like no other. while he died at the young age of 45, he left behind a tremendous body of work, including dozens of hit records, as well as movies d tv shows. cole was the first african-amican singer to have his own network show.ou >> aer: the nat king cole show. >> he broke so many racial barriers. ep >>ter: when he died in 1965, his twin daughters were only years old. they got to know their father through his records, as well as the memories of family, friends, and fans. they admit their father's legacy ngn be, at times, overwhel >> was this person real? e s this person my father? it is almost like stery of santa claus. >> reporter: at the national museum of african-astrican ory and culture, they were met by the director. >> honor your father. >> reporter: he was eager to show them artifacts from their father's career. >> he was one of the greatest jazz musicians. the way he masterfully uses the

team at the national museum of natural history are telling the stories that clara barton could not tell with the means available to her in the 1860's. here in washington it is considered one of the foremost forensic anthropologists at work today. he has identified remains from these making crime scenes to mass disasters and war zones. he received his bachelor's degree in zoology from the university of wyoming, and his phd in physical anthropology from the university of tennessee. he is fascinated with the wealth of information that can be recovered by studying the human skeleton. not just the cause of death, the details about the life of a person. in addition to forensic casework, he conducts research on historic and prehistoric populations in north america. these include the remains of 17th century colonists and ancient americans, such as senior a 9000-year-old kennewick man. highlights of his work were featured in an exhibition at the national museum of natural history entitled "written in bone: the forensic files of 17th century chesapeake." tonight he will detail how his team's work

congo does not have a national museum so far, but it will have one probably that will open at the endf next year. at that moment it's a different situation, so we can discuss. reporter: critics say it's all just delaying tactics. they want to get things moving now. they argue that for too long it's been the former colonial porsrs who have dictctated wht happens, acting as though they were superior rather than taking reresponsibility for the sins f the e past. the report could also have repercsions fofogermany. berlinin's bode museseum is currently y showing highghlighf the german capital's collection of african art. soon the works are set to move to the newly rebuilt berlin city palace, orumboldt forum. but here, too, there's growing public debate over the exhibits. the head of the e foundationhat runs berlin's museums believes more research is needed to ascertain which objects were obtained illegally. hermann: do we just want to wash our hands of it, or do we wawat to develop a new kind of cooperation? reporter: he has called for new international guidelines for the restitution of ar

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and celebrating a nation's past and present qatar opens the doors to its new national museum. so our ruling party v.f.l. and has come out and backed an army call to remove the president from office you'll remember on monday when the army chief suggested the use of a constitutional provision to have president abdelaziz bouteflika declared unfit for office that intervention from the military followed weeks of protests against the president and his backers. following things from. i mean surely the writing is on the wall now. yes come out i think now the f.l.n. when the moment it saw that the biggest and the most powerful most organized situation in the army is the sensing itself from the president decided to do the same thing and so are many many many key figures now in like i am of the here who was a key ally of president of the exhibits of the the us saying the man must step aside and the army must go ahead with triggering article one two so the man is now becoming more isolated than ever and we are most likely going to see in the coming days more lies of the president saying t

sat along the dough hasas seasie the qatar national museum is one of the first buildings visitors see. when they land in the capital? french architect is only valid spent over ten years working on the monument. to create a new cultural landmark in the middle east.. being asked me a similarar. story is -- the servicing -- john mission is to me and i community. rated institution. inside the museum eleven permanent galleries use lights images and sounds to tell the story of qatar. from prehistoric and tribal times to the discovery of massivive quantntities of oil ad gas. thatat propelled it t into the modern era objects are brought to life. you would see the objects in their real environment. how their use -- why they were use and what they mean for the people of cut that's today? an interactive journey through time that seeks to cement qatar's position. as an emerging global cultural player no matter i mean if you look at saudi and or if you are a tourist sort of the someone express was living in qatar -- yeah i guarantee you that you will find something that you're already g gonna find

american civil war museum is built on the most most evocative and most up to date scholarship across the entire range of civil scholarship. scholarship on slavery and reconstruction and nationalismedicine as well as military mobilization events and consequences. we've worked hard to integrate this new scholarship into every of our history, of our museum. we began our museum -- and katie helped us make sure we did -- with the assumption that military history is of the broad, inclusive, innovative and exciting version that she told us about. assumptionth the that we can't tell the story of a war without understanding that war.s a we began our museum with the understanding that the causes of were complex and that we it, just astize paul tells us. we began with the assumption that we had to include the stories, that liz told us about. when you go to the museum, you'll see her kind of smiling at you, as you get ready to walk to the front door. with the assumption that we had to understand the enslaved people who moved with such hope and determination, and who enlisted the army and navy in the united states, who helped save the united states, the powerful cassandra told us. us thatogo

here on al-jazeera celebrating the nation's past and present qatar opens the doors to its new national museum. keeping the military i hate and you will position alliance in thailand claims a majority in the first vote since a coup five years ago. and simona halep remains on course to reclaim top spots in the world rankings all the details in sports. i know that we've got plenty of settled weather across north america at the moment in the east the skies are more or less clear further west we are seeing more cloud that's working its way in from the pacific not really a great deal of wet weather with this though the weather system we're watching is this one this is giving us a fairly heavy rain and it's gradually edging its way inland as we head through thursday turning increasingly wintery as it does say and that snowy weather just nudging a little bit further east with still as we head through friday i don't friday we're also going to see more cloud or rain begin to pick up and some of this is likely to be rather heavy but what it's also doing is dragging the winds up from the south of the tem

he's being honored at the national museum of african-american history and culture.s recently toure the exhibit with his twin daughters. >> he left behind a tremendous body of zework, including dons of hit records, including movies, and tv shows. cole was the first african-american singer to have his own first show. >> he broke so many racial barriers. when he died, his twin daughters were only 3 years old. they got to know their father through the record and through their family and fans. they admit icould be jofrp whe -- overwhelming. >> was this person our father? it's aost like the mystery of santa class. >> lnie bunch was eager to show cole's daughters artifacts from f theher's career. >> this man was one of the greatest jazz musicians. if you listened to his early work, the way he masterfully uses that piano. >> reporter: the sisters continue their father's legacy with the nat king cole hope foundation. >> empowering children with the wonderful expression of music. >> reporter: what they'll be thinking about his father's 100th birthday on sunday? >> he still so

workers at the smithsonian national museum are almost finished with a five-year renovation of their dinoreporter: meet the nation's t-rex, one of the most complete t-rexs in the world. it's almost entirely real fossils, not plaster, like the one it's replacing. and instead of standing like it's posing for a selfie, this one is chomping on an unfortunate triceratops. experts are painstakingly rebuilding the creatures piece by piece, using the latest knowledge to make them look more .matt is the museum'sdinosauria. >> all the things animals do. >> reporter: not just possessing for a picture. >> even though most of our animals were real last time, they just looked dusty and old and static. >> must go faster. >> reporter: if this is what you envision when you think of a t-rex, you might not be that far off. >> when you watch "jurassic park" and you see the tyrannosaurus rex, real? fake? >> they did a pretty good job. they probably weren't an animal that roared, but movies need things loud so, that's fine. >> reporter: he knew he wanted to be a dinosaur scientist in the second grade. a lot of

and finally new national museum has officially opened its doors to the public care and the building was designed by the french architect john divel it's made up of interlocking discs inspired by the shape of the local as it runs. so this is a desert these are the top stories and thousands of people are massing across algeria as nationwide anti-government protests and to the six week demonstrators are calling for the resignation of president have their lives these beauty flicka and the removal of the entire political leadership. british politicians a jew to vote for a third time on the prime minister's breaks a deal to resume aids agreement is approved by the departure will be delayed until may twenty second if not the u.k. faces crashing out of the european union in two weeks time. four days after the disputed election in the indian ocean island nation of commodus at least three gunmen have been killed in a shootout with the military close to the capital moroni a local reports say the men were a group of soldiers attempting accuse of attempting a coup separately a presidential candidate

you can see it at the national museum. it shows tubman in her late 30s early 40s, taken in the 1860s in auburn, new york. >> i felt like, this is our ma lisa. she would be the equivalent. ly the museum and library of congress jointwn that photo. that photo wi be moved to the slavery and freedom exhibition. harriet tubman is a rock star. >> you can preserve the artifacts. >> they're really good atse preserving things. >>> the reigning stanley cup caps, our washington capitals, made a visit to the white house. >> the team made aisit with president trump. you can sethe team there with the stanley cup. the president praising ovechkin's accomplishments and saying he is a caps fan himself. >> it's an honor to have them with us. it's an honor to have the washington capita here. it's very tough to win. it's tough to go through all those teams. and i really tell you, i think you will have an awfully good chance of doing it aga. >> several caps did decline the invitation to the white house. >>> still ahead, male berth control. bdeta

and celebrating a nation's past and present qatar opens the doors to its new national museum. and this french world cup winner makes a record breaking near to a new club all the details in sports. the questions being raised in the u.k. parliament's about direct british military involvement in the war in yemen the opposition labor party is demanding on cers after british media reports aides that special forces had been involved in far fights with yemen's rebels the government's has also been questioned over allegations that british forces may have provided support for child soldiers as part of the site a unique coalition there is one especially disturbing allegation in the mail on sunday's report which was that our forces are providing support to locally recruited saudi funded militia where many of the fighters up to forty percent it was alleged are children as young as thirteen years old so i would ask the minister of state if that is in any way true because if he is then he will confirm and off forces are not just a party to this conflict but witnesses to war crimes i feel th