that things are going to change but in some of the other gulf countries particularly you weights and oman it does seem that an older generation of leaders is hoping that this will be temporary the oil revenues will go back up and that they don't have to worry about it khaled how difficult and i ask is this when you look at these countries and you see how salaries have been used to keep many of the citizens happy and cater them and this could possibly change in the way you work could possibly change and your expectations need to be changed as well i mean that is asking a lot it's a real change of a mindset isn't it. yes it is a given mind but i want just to. talk comment on. the i.m.f. has nothing to do with the i.m.f. involvement in the g.c.c. countries not similar it's a similar or different to clothe the. meccans eater saudi arabia is exactly that it's a piece of the standard the recipient of the i.m.f. everywhere. that they may have to come and to ask for along or from the i.m.f. the saudi kaname is in not in good shape you would see crime rate increasing you would see the poverty rate

diversifying diversification kuwait has a vision twenty thirty five each emirates has their own wish and oman has its own vision so these countries are realizing they need to do something to addressing it and a little bit of a push here from the i.m.f. is not bad in reaffirming to lead us yes there on the right track here is i think you're right about the push because jane it seems that these countries have been pretty reluctant to do something about a do you think they've been overly reliant on oil or are they waiting for a rebound when it comes to the the cost of oil. we see with all commodity dependent countries that they also know that they need to diversify whether that's away from oil or other minerals that some african countries export but when things are easy in the short term again and again governments over in the world whether the democratic or authoritarian put off reforms that are needed in the long term but nonetheless have some costs and one of the issues for the gulf has been absolutely they can say aaron on the part of leaders that austerity measures ruling by the state will

oman and the u.s. and of course the u.n. about the humanitarian plight being faced by the yemeni civilians three million of whom have been displaced tens of thousands of whom have been killed over the past three years and this blockade of the past two and a half weeks causing real genuine hardship now although the blockade is being eased the trickle of humanitarian supplies which of been able to get into yemen is hardly enough to feed the starving thousands of the those affected by cholera as well and aid agencies are extremely worried about the deteriorating situation there the foreign office minister from the u.k. has spoken in the wake of the meeting to say that the saudis understand the urgency of delivering humanitarian aid but at the same time they also want to have security from the kind of missiles that we saw fired from the hutu rebels that said there is recognition of the great urgency although resolving the situation will be dictated by events on the ground and that includes the delivery of humanitarian aid as wel

that being said there of i would have misgivings about condemning iran or even hizbullah too strongly oman for example which has good relations with iran iraq which has relatively good relations with iran algeria also which is more neutral and and of course other countries so the arab world is divided and i think that's reflected in the arab league as well and what does that mean then that division for the sort of proxy war that we talk about so often between saudi air arabia and iran that seems to be very heightened at the moment. yes well it means that it is not certainly the entire arab world versus iran saudi arabia and the core elements behind in saudi arabia the quartet as it were the saudis the emraan t's the trainees and the egyptians outside of the gulf now are the primary players in this conflict and sometimes egypt has a tapes with regards to some issues like for example syria but yes the herbal does divided and i don't think and as we've seen many other countries in the arab world including morocco for example tunisia algeria are fully in the so d. camp with regards to iran or

in the persian gulf region we have obviously oman which is quite close to iran coates would like to be closer but it's not because of saudi pressure qatar obviously. on the thread but the point is that there are dynamics of arab politics backed arab countries even if they disagree with one another reserve iran they were never going to come up and challenge their arab brothers or speak you know against iraq so even if they disagree with the saudi arabia's posture and i think egypt for example disagrees with that but they're never going to say that openly so they go this joint statement calling hezbollah a terrorist organization the saudi foreign minister came out saying he will not hesitate to defend. saudi arabia security or do you think that means. rather than in just hyperbole. well nobody nobody disputes saudi arabia's right to defend itself but the problem is that saudi arabia is seizing anything that happens or in the middle east or in the persian gulf that they don't like it as a trick to it secular ity i mean for example whether or not the root is a riot or not that there are in

havely bahrain and oman moved to do in terms of defending the peg.in has been aggressive in its reform program. i think they can go through this difficult period, it will buy time not just for itself but the rest of the gcc. yousef: your view on what is going on with the regional markets -- it is not just lackluster performance. we has put this up, the world record for the record indices. this is what you put on your notes that you sent us hours ago. a lot of the worst-performing indices are featured in this part of the world, you are , aking at abu dhabi, oman reminder this is your today you are looking at. going to change anytime soon. that is the argument you're making. >> that is correct. if you look at the economic growth across the gcc, the imf is saying when 5% for the year, that is -- is saying .5% for the year, that is pretty poor. this is lackluster, as you say. there is no visibility in terms of how quick that will change. under those circumstances, it is difficult to make a positive argument for the stock market. >> want to bring in some

moroccan mohammed almorabity won the fifth oman desert marathon on thursday after victory in all sixa sedykh took first place in the women's race. the athletes have to carry all their own equipment, except for water, and had already run five exceptionally difficult stages totalling 145 kilometres through a mixture of desert and bush before the final gruelling day. almorabity was first to the arabian sea , with sedykh triumphing overall in the women's event. a quick update on the ashes, 283—8. they lost four wickets in the space of 2a runs after starting the day on of 26 runs after starting the day on 196 - of 26 runs after starting the day on 196 — four. moeen ali and dawid malan doing well. it is almost lunch there. hello there. no sign of the mild air returning anytime soon. it is going to stay cold during the week into the weekend and the start of next week as well. now, overnight, more cloud and rain in southern and south—eastern areas. less cold on friday. the north of the uk, lengthy clear spells and cold and frosty. wintry showers affecting north and west scotland. ice patches

. >> dentro de ellos estÁ un salvadoreÑo que no pudo renovar porque un notario y en omÁn la solicitud gobierno dijo que los que lo tenÍan vencidos, ya no lo podÍa renovar. >> tienen que avisar a la gente de antemano para que actÚen conforme a las nuevas reglas. no se pueden cambiar de un momento otro, sin dar oportunidad. >> el gobierno federal no hablÓ a univisiÓn. anteriormente se podÍa renovar el daca hasta un aÑo luego de la fecha de expiraciÓn. la nueva regla le robÓ los sueÑos a 50,000 personas. el gobierno tiene 60 dÍas para contestar la demanda, peticiÓn judicial que abrirÍa paso a que miles de soÑadores puedan trabajar legalmente en el paÍs. enrique: lÍderes políticos y comunitarios marcharon por long island junto a familia de inmigrantes. le piden al congresista republicano que respalde los proyectos de ley que benefician a la comunidad indocumentada. esto luego de que se eliminÓ el tps para miles de inmigrantes haitianos. >>portando pancartas y gritando consignas, decenas de personas se unieron a activistas en una pero-- en una protesta para presionar para que se respalda e

you would probably go to something like oman, because they have a broader range.oing to abu dhabi, and that with other developments may be the start of it. and we are heading in the winter so eve ryo ne and we are heading in the winter so everyone has a sniff or a cough or a cold. east sussex council putting this on buses, saying get a grip, stop being soft on your kids if they have got a call for a cold. send them into school anyway, because of absenteeism. what do you think? well, frankly, if a —— as a parent, ifa well, frankly, if a —— as a parent, if a child has a cold i am happy if they do go, and don't give it to me! you don't want them to give the whole school a bad cold, but frankly nursemaid in people in this situation, everybody gets a cold, you still have to go to school. hardluck, live with it. —— nursemaiding. are we in a slightly different culture, we are a little older? i suppose the situations when we would say buckle up, chaps, get on with it. time to be a little bit harder. it is a bit like this issue in terms of people taking more risks, risky s

for runners who perhaps find city marathons a bit too easy, what about a 165km race through the omantures of nearly 30 degrees celsius. runners are required to carry all of their own equipment, except for water. sunday‘s second stage was won by moroccan mohamed el morabity, while the women‘s race was won by russian athlete natalia sedykh. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. it is safe to say there is a lot of weather to come in the week ahead. low pressure after low pressure will be coming in from the atlantic. this is how we are starting the week. still cold enough for a bit of snow into the scottish hills for monday morning, but milder air will be pushing in across much of the uk for a time this week, because it looks like this will be pushed away by colder air, again from the north, by the end of the week. but this is how we start off on monday — some snow on the hills in northern scotland, so some slushy roads for higher—level routes here. a lot of rain elsewhere in scotland to begin with, and a lot of cloud across the uk. still chilly, then, in nor

in reality the baby oman is the product of india's in-vitro. fertilization industry conceived with a donor egg possibly donor sperm and born by syrian in april of this year his mother is reportedly the oldest woman in the world to give birth how did. everything for him that he should become a big man and brainy thing he has a really proud face. but with fame has come condemnation and calls to put an age limit on i.v. of treatment seventy two years is not the right age to have a baby it was shocking in the way that yes science can do it science can do a lot of things but it is for the society to decide whether we're going to let scientists do which are things which are not in favor of the society or which are unethical or which put the patient and the child to great harm and that is what has happened here. it's the indian government who many hold responsible for allowing lines to be put at risk. it's almost forty since the first baby was born in india and since then there's been an explosion in the number of i.v. of clinics yet there's still no

bravest marathon runners and there's a marathon run over several days this one taking place right now in oman sunday's stage consisted of twenty kilometers of soft sands high dunes and small portions of hard aground with some grass along the way to. beatty of morocco won the second stage but that is only as far as the men are concerned the moroccan trails overall race leader in the title of a rusher by thirty seconds in the overall classification more than one hundred runners from fifteen countries are competing in this event spending one hundred sixty five kilometers of six stages across the oman desert it will finish on the shore of the arabian sea. had to learn. they didn't today stage was very hard with a lot of jews in the first ten kilometers but the remainder of the race was flatter thankfully i finished in second place behind the world champion from the desert to the snowy slopes of italy with the freestyle skiing big a world cup continued big error is said to make it a limping debut at the winter olympics in pyongyang in twenty eighteen so with less than three months to go that it's

. -- oman.ust begin to stitch the process into concrete results enabling citizens to determine their own future freely. --while the u.s. and france the only legitimate forum for a resolution in syria, russia's next set of parallel talks are going to move ahead early next year. genie: pope francis has given a historic open-air mass to thousands of worshipers in myanmar. the country has been clouded by controversy over what critics say is the popes sidestepping of the persecution of rohingya muslims. 600,000 of them have been forced to leave. francis called for all ethnic groups to be respected but failed to refer to the muslim rohingya community by name. the pope had been urged by rights groups to say the word to asya but was urged not the burmese government refuses to even acknowledge them as an ethnic group at all. our regional correspondent told us more. today again he decided not to use the word rohingya in public. some 100 50,000 people attended this open-air mass, a historic event in vermon

oman and the us and of course the un about the humanitarian plight being faced by the yemeni civiliansthree million of whom have been displaced tens of thousands of whom have been killed over the past three years and this blockade of the past two and a half weeks causing real genuine hardship now although the blockade is being eased the trickle of humanitarian supplies which have been able to get into yemen is hardly enough to feed the starving thousands of the those affected by cholera as well and aid agencies are extremely worried about the deteriorating situation there the foreign office minister from the u.k. has spoken in the wake of the meeting to say that the saudis understand the urgency of delivering humanitarian aid but at the same time they also want to have security from the kind of missiles that we saw fired from the hutu rebels that said there is a recognition of the great urgency although resolving the situation will be dictated by events on the ground and that includes the delivery of humanitarian aid as well as preventing any further rocket attacks. on the reuters news

or and crown prince mohamed bin some on and between president trump and crown prince mohammed bin oman and saudi arabia they see unprecedented closeness between the united states and the united arab emirates with mohamed bin diet they see the prospects for an alliance between the united arab emirates saudi arabia and israel as real and unprecedented and historic they think the power of the palestinians is at an all time low they think they have cost him us almost destroyed hamas routed it from from gaza and really destroyed its leadership they think that the palestinian leadership overall is ripe for a turn for turn over they're looking not at president abbas really they're really looking at someone like muhammad dahlan who supported heavily by the united arab emirates so the perspective within the white house i think is very different than many of us who are looking at the region and what i would call a more realistic way but the perspective in the white house is different and it's important to understand and take seriously because there. acting on it they're acting in close coordinat

part of competing in this event spending one hundred sixty five kilometers of six stages across the omandesert it will finish on the shore of the arabian sea . have to learn how they get done today stage was very hard with a lot of jews in the first ten kilometers but the remainder of the race was flatter thankfully i finished in second place behind the world champion from the desert to the snowy slopes of italy with the freestyle skiing big world cup continued big air is said to make it a long big debut at the winter olympics in pyongyang in twenty eighteen so with less than three months to go there it's not surprising that there was an all star field in milan for this event switzerland. triumphed in the men's competition of the receiving a maximum of one hundred points for his efforts and the aptly named colleen ballet baz who was victorious in the women's contest the french woman also tops the world cup standings over in spain well rael analytical madrid slip further behind barcelona in the league standings after they draw on saturday valencia have taken advantage and on there are six

important meeting last night where the foreign ministers of saudi arabia the united arab emirates and oman. and they were talking about trying to find a solution to the crisis in yemen take a listen to what the foreign secretary had to say this is for us and for many people around the world now the number one impending humanitarian catastrophe and we really have to work together as an international community to virtue what antiwar campaigners say is that the politicians expressed concern for starving children and unnecessary civilian deaths is pretty hard to square with the nature of britain's relationship with saudi arabia or its close as relationships between countries go and it is also extremely rich lucrative thanks to the weapons sales from london to riyadh since the saudi led intervention began in yemen over two years ago britain has licensed over four point six billion pounds worth of weapons exports to saudi arabia that's things like. any sorts of weapons tanks helicopters anything you need really to conduct a war and this is a war in which saudi arabia has been accused of committi

while lebron drips in sweat, we're also keeping our eye on the 150 or so competitors perspiring in the omanthey are required to carry all of their own equipment, except for water. it's 165 kilometres over six days. this time last year, many golf fans barely knew who tommy fleetwood was. 12 months on and he's officially the best player on the european tour. he didn't shoot the round of his life on sunday at the tour championship, but it's how he performed across the season which has won him the race to dubai trophy. jon rahm, justin rose choked. fleetwood's tie for 21st was enough to clinch the money and the european crown. the rest to dubai champion is very cool the rest to dubai champion is very cool. tell me what 2017 will mean to you. 2017 can never be beaten, can it? no, it's been a big one. ba by frankie arriving safely, and he's great, i'm going to get married in a couple of weeks. yeah, i mean, it's been the best year of my life by an absolute mile. and, you know, on the course, it's been great. i've played some of the best golf of my career and done things that i've never done befor

celsius similar values for abu dhabi and also for riyadh little bit of cloud into southern parts of oman and that will just linger here as you go on through friday maybe just pushing into the gulf of aden by this date similar values the low thirty's once again for many parts of the region so that's the case here in doha there is a low thirty's once again into parts of southern africa socrates around thirty two degrees a little more cloud there into southern areas of south africa the southern cape the eastern cape seeing some bits and pieces of cloud and right that rain popping up for many of friday. everything you do is being analyzed it's being weighed and it's being measured that's why doesn't say that six hour they attack us to do things in secret that are unlawful or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. we could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance digital dissidents at this time on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on al-jazeera this is our top story u.s. president donald trump

and present sunshine too across the peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud just around the gulf of oman that's one of two showers there into warm parts of amman pushing across the straits of hormuz easing a little further north was as we go on into day potential for a little bit of easing towards us here in kabul but i suspect we will stay far to dry temperatures typically getting up to around twenty nine or thirty degrees celsius greater chance of seeing right into southern africa. pumping out of the tropics down across. mozambique into south africa you see some heavy rain here recently east london fifty one millimeters of rain and up the coast in moderate sixty three millimeters of rain it will brighten up as we go on through friday and into saturday. one of the top stories on our zero searches have been published in zimbabwe showing robert mugabe meeting the head of the country's army as well as a delegation from south africa it's the first time he's been seen since the minute she took power on tuesday night. cambodia's supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving pri

peninsula settled and sunny for the most part watch see want to two showers just easing into the gulf of oman with a top temperature of thirty degrees. why provocative or is it a listen when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on set. up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile into a stream and one of your pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera live from doha my name's peter dhabi your headlines so far the supreme court in cambodia today dissolved the main opposition party the government accuse the cambodian national rescue party of plotting a coup that was seen as the only viable contender to the prime minister consensual in next year's shuttle parliamentary elections. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has accepted an offer from the french president a man on my call to visit paris he met the french foreign minister in the saudi capital riyadh that's where he announc

we have pretty much invested in .very country apart from oman yousef: does that mean you are a buyerar was not that attractive even before the crisis, the problem with its gcc neighbors. not seenment we have evaluation come to a degree where they are really attractive apart from 1-2 companies which we are monitoring closely. yousef: one of the best-performing indices remains kuwait, apart from egypt of course. play positions on the kuwait story as it stands? >> mickelthwait story has been getting a lot of momentum on the ftse inclusion. we have seen some of the recent gains that have been tapering off recently. very large and dominated by crossownership's and again dominated by investment companies which we shy away from. , our exposure is 13% over two companies, nothing more. we can't see beyond that to be honest at this stage. thanks for coming on the show. it is great having you as part of our discussion. some breaking lines hitting the the forward's markets had been trading quietly in the last few hours. now we have had a spike, the 12 month forwards on the saudi currency. ward b

the odd shower i think most likely is thursday further south more cloud around the south coast of oman so salalah could be rather gray at times a major scatch the old shower we had down through the southern parts of africa but a bit of unsettled weather here at the moment you can see the latest system just making its way into the southwest corner so cape town would have rather a cool day temperature just fifteen degrees and also a fair amount of clouds and rain around to that system there isn't sticking about it's working its way eastwards durban will be wet there as we head into wednesday but capetown will be brighter. on counting the cost venezuela in defocus the oil rich country fails to pay if that will look at what a messy financial unraveling could mean for starving people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed plus why zimbabweans ah by coin counting the cost at this time on . you're watching out to zero and these are the top stories right now amnesty international is accused me and more of trotting their right hand to community and eighteen humanizing regime that amounts to apar

a routine basis your fourteen members of opec including such regional rivals as iran saudi arabia oman you've got qatar of course you've got the united arab emirates now of course with the g.c.c. blockade all of at the moment it makes the pre meeting consultations extremely difficult boylen energy ministers simply cannot meet openly because diplomatic ties have been cut off and it's difficult to send messages for example via intermediaries such as kuwait and have the same degree of efficiency of consultations as you would have had in previous years that said you know opec has weathered worse than this you know that opec survived the iran iraq war it survived iraq's invasion of kuwait so it puts huge strain on the smooth running of the meetings in the conference the bigger picture is that the common ground that they have is that the price of oil in the necessity to keep the market balanced. life for us in vienna paul thank you letters and libya have agreed in the emergency repatriation of refugees and migrants facing abuse and detention camps have a grade to that scandal as a hot topic

the odd shower i think most likely is thursday further south more cloud around the south coast of oman so salalah could be rather gray at times a major scatch the old shower we had down through the southern parts of africa but a bit of unsettled weather here at the moment you can see the latest system just making its way into the southwest corner so cape town would have rather a cool day temperature just fifteen degrees and also a fair amount of clouds and rain around to that system there isn't sticking about it's working its way eastwards durban will be wet there as we head into wednesday but capetown will be brighter. with. high-pockets oh is it allison when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new u.k. has to address or if you join us on sat i'm a member of the ku klux klan but we struck up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag eight a stream and one of your pitches might make the next shot join the colombo conversation at this time on al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cu

the odd shower i think most likely is thursday further south more cloud around the south coast of oman so solid could be rather gray at times the major scatch the old shower we had down to was the southern parts of africa but a bit of unsettled weather here at the moment you can see the latest system just making its way into the southwest corner so cape town would have rather a cold day temperature just fifteen degrees also a fair amount of clouds and rain around to that system there isn't sticking about it's working its way eastwards durban will be wet there as we head into wednesday but capetown will be brighter. there with sponsored by qatar. i provoked it all is it alison whether online we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that you u.k. has to address or if you join us on saturday if i'm a member of a complex. which broke up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of your pitches might make them actually join the global conversation at this time on our. zero. zero these are the top stories this hour am

peninsula settled and sunny for the most part watch see want to two showers just easing into the gulf of oman with a top temperature of thirty degrees. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution two new. mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through. weapon of choice. and intimate look at what inspires one of china's year's most popular comedians to make people laugh. my turn is yeah. at this time on al-jazeera. the mind of the top stories here now to zero zimbabwe's capital harare remains calm but tense down to the minute she seized power on tuesday night robert mugabe is reported to be refusing to stand down as president despite being confined to his home. cambodia's supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving prime minister who sent his party a clear run in next year's general election the government accuses the cambodian national rescue party of plotting a coup. and french foreign minister says lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has accepted an offer to visit paris kerry has not been back to lebanon since now so his resignation from saud

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yousef: this anticorruption drive, is there a scenario where this could widen out and become oman?tar, >> this could be the blueprint for other gcc countries to follow suit, maybe similar regulations for their own respective countries. this is the first of many potentially to come. wider: in terms of investment strategy and recommendations, what are you telling clients at the moment when they are looking at this part of the world? it is a hard sales pitch. that haveertain risks come about in the last few weeks, investors are more cautious about where they are parking their money. large moment given the size of the risks, we are in a wait and see mode until we get more guidance. yousef: thank you for coming on the program. let's stay with the uae and the region. air arabia is the only listed airline and the regions first low-cost carrier and actively traded on the dubai index. orderave a new airbus coming out of the dubai air show. i asked the ceo about air arabia's growth strategy. >> we have a couple of announcements to make. heywe are signing for six a321 long-haul airplanes. you

reportedly killed by the coalition not long ago was a tajic police commander in an elite squad known as oman trained by the brought to the united states. his predecessor was a georgia national, etch nick ethnicitiy, also special forces in russia andrained allegedly reportedly by the united states military. so a lot of these guys are battle hardened with sophisticated military training, they know tactics and intelligence gathering. if you tal to former isis fighters, one i interview in 2016 these are czechians the grab bag for those in syria who have been trained not so say this particular individual did but you look at the airport bombings, these guys look like they had had military training by an uzbek, sent by white ited caucuses, this is is the trend, the jihadist weave to be on the look out for. >> do you think we will see bekistan on the nex travel ban list? >> no. first of all let's all get this straight he's been here since 2010. this is our problem. in oer words we have an issue of radicalization here in the united states. let me also be clear, even despite what happened today this i

jordan built its robust and can universities and oman, not jerusalem. abbas and others going muhammad flew from a winged horse from jerusalem and i don't have time to get into that. let me just say jews face jerusalem, muslims face mecca. not a single arab leader of the king hussein and the father visit. if it's a holy why didn't others visit? it belies the claim. chuck schumer has recently stated move the embassy to jerusalem now. senator joe biden at the time future vice president said quote moving use embassy to truce was in the right signal not a destructive signal. the only way biden said to be peace is for the arabs to know there's no division between u.s. and israel, nine, zero. thank you very much. >> thank you, mort klein that your notes the presence of our colleague, mr. meadows and i ask unanimous consent he be allowed to fully participate in today's hearing. without objection it is -- [inaudible] [laughing] >> i don't think he would want a recorded vote on that. jericho recognizes dr. koplow for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, mr.

he served in logistics readiness at hole oman air force base in new mexico starting in 2010. he was discharged. they're not sure yell of the nature of the discharge. pete williams was explaining he was trying to figure out if there was a dishonorable discharge, that would mean he would not be able to obtain this weapon legally. >> in order to get a dishonorable discharge, you have to be convicted in the military for a crime for which you can be imprisoned for more than six months. it has to be a general court-martial, not a summary or a special court-martial. in order ton a disafter which you serve your sentence and given f. would that be the equivalent of a -- is that an accura accurate. >> no, no, it's 100% accurate, though there are other articles in the uniform code of military justice that are crimes in the military, but they're not necessarily felonies in civilian life. nevertheless those people who wind up getting general court-martials and sent to prison for more than since months, the only ones i can -- i can't remember any in mire experience that weren't felonies bo

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basically investors shifting attention to who is next. ,ou have economies like oman which is also consideredrable. perhaps 2016, people were expecting they can't afford to sustain it any longer. the unexpected twist in this is that these countries have asked in return for barring to reform its finances. david: let me ask you about the strategic importance of bahrain. how about geopolitics? this is a place important to the u.s. as well. there is a base or two in bahrain. how is that coming into play? alaa: bahrain is home to the navy's fifth fleet. is a very important saudi ally. in 2011, at the height of arab spring, it was the home of some of the most violent protests. we saw a saudi-led military intervention to restore order. bahrain is a key member of the saudi heck of a coalition -- saudi-led coalition against qatar. they were calling for their membership in the gcc to be frozen. it is considered a major ally in the saudi sphere. people talk about this more than they would talk about bahrain being a close u.s. ally. is bahrain able to enact some of these financial reforms its counterpart

it was to send up the oman. letother picket post also off the fire. shot.heath will hear that by the way the marker on the we are going to have smart conversation about it later. -- some more conversation about it later. guy was a member of one of the first families of virginia. his grandfather commanded the virginia line during the revolutionary war. he was also known as the only man in the entire army of northern virginia that robert e. lee called by his first name. he was the kind of guy you would love to go have ap or with. -- have a beer wtih. -- have a beer with. he is convinced that this can't be the army of the potomac. his forces in a stupid formation, consequently. because of the artillery out in front. once these shops open, he has to shakinge next two hours out the column before in the line of the battle. lieutenant jones has bought two hours. the confederates finally get their stuff together and begin the advance. they have to but -- two per -- two brigades in front, advancing on the inside of the pike. this brigade is a good brigade, but

embassy in oman should be involved? who knows? it's a little premature saying where the u.s.embassy representing u.s. interests to the palestinians should precisely be. >> okay, but, and the status quo, just to reiterate what you said. in the status quo, as long as the u.s. embassy is not in jerusalem, it kind of implies that that could become a permanent state of affairs. and as long as what is operating as the defacto palestinian-- or american embassy to palestine is in jerusalem, it also kind of leaves the idea out there that that could be a permanent state of affairs, correct? >> so i think what you're implying and i think it's true, it gives a net effect that the palestinians have a leg up on the claim in jerusalem, which is not fair. which needs to be remedied. >> correct. thank you very much. >> yeah, i mean, we have the-- one of our strongest allies owning democracy in the middle east and yet we act like jerusalem is not the capital, tel aviv and you've states that have gone to war for years and years and we have something for them in jerusalem. it's maddening. >> cha

i do not have all of the answers but i know we have to have every oman's back. somebody who is working at a business and we target that and they go out of business, where are the jobs? it starts with us in the room. et the women who came before us, knock on doors, raise consciousness, we too have a responsibility to our daughters and our granddaughters and women everywhere to not be applause] women need to report omen -- support women. one woman success as a success for all of us. celebrate each ther. our voices are the most powerful tool we have to bring about change. together our voices are strong, they are mighty and they are impossible given up . thank you. for congresswoman ebbie dingell. someone asked the question why would a man support a woman's march? national convention three of this is used to organize this note the story because they are here. there is the anniversary of the million man march. i was interviewing her. we were airly -- finish with the interview and i said you are going to get a series of phone calls from a television show and radio sho

state and a moroccan runner is moving into a don't want to position at the oman desert marrissa beach it will have all those details later in sport. with. all of the things that quite ning downforce now in the southeast corner of europe this is jim here border some very very heavy downpours a lot of flooding and we also saw some very strong winds as well but that system is now pulling away towards the east and taking that heavy rain with it so force on tuesday then turkey still going to see some very heavy downpours a fair amount of snow as well before seeing greece should be a far calm a brighter day for the northwestern parts of europe is a bit different here we've got a lot of clouds and rain rolling in but as well as that we're also seeing some malls there as so fourteen degrees will be the maximum there in london force in zurich will be getting to around eleven that milder than pushes its way towards the north so for berlin the temperatures will be rising on wednesday will be up at ten the leading edge of that mild air will be hitting the cold though so still see a fair amount of

stage three of the grueling oman there's a marathon has been won by a moroccan mohamad r.b.t. who is now also the overall race leader of the moroccan looked unstoppable as he made his way across the sand dunes of monday's twenty nine kilometer third stage the one hundred runners also crossed two valleys as they started to head in a south easterly direction towards the arabian sea they crossed a portion of the desert with no roads or tracks and had to follow the flags until the finish line the action began before seven in the morning that to help the runners avoid the harshness of the sun. actually let's get more today. a little bit harder to stop the heart from it the first two stages but today was good so i did better today saturday so then it finished very strong i think the nascar racing season came to a close on sunday in the united states with the sport's biggest star dale in our journey officially retiring it begins an uncertain new era for one of america's most popular sports with ratings and sponsorship dollars on the decline it is home and reports but steep price tag