if you newspapers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many qantas and they have problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the defense of humans and seem right to fold who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a d.w.i. . land to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan would be an issue for you to. send the thing is just that the children who have always been the land and those that will follow are part of a new kind of. that. they could be the future and what did i put on me. granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made some minds.

and if you newspapers when official information has attorneys i have work off the streets of many qantas and their problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and seem right to fold who have decided to put their trust in us. named is jenny paris and they weren't a d. . greetings from our studios in berlin and more welcome to our first highlights edition of twenty eighteen shaping up.

think it's how you approach an official and i think it is a certain way to qantas. story and fly out. there were over forty charges as i recall but primarily it was material support to terrorism the holy land foundation was the biggest muslim charity in the us they were considered to be a legitimate american charity because we weren't able to see the secret other than we were able to tell it in a two part series al-jazeera world examines one of the most controversial court cases of the so-called terror the holy land far at this time on al jazeera. gang life this is our foundation. i tried to do some two different when i made a daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that day could have gone on forever . but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price daisy and knox this time on al jazeera. is a problem in doha with the head live on al-jazeera about five hundred million refugees and migrants stranded in libya have returned home the nigerian government ordered the immediate evacuation of five and a half thousand of us citizens from the area after rep

and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many qantas and their problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption with gun afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans and the humans and senior white the poles who have decided to put their trust in us. may name is jenny harrison i work a d w.

my shit moment for my boss to qantas a. wonderful. another the it's a bio. it's a mini to somehow get to a whole bunch of the seventeen of them. people in new york you see people in brazil is it people and you know it kind of the australia all part of this phenomenon or part of this community must be going this time is to buy answers and best equipped to it as if to buy a bus and want to be at the demand unsupported but if to buy up the system there just isn't the income the okee money from vite. says they could i include them in these or you might just see the same things i think. i see in the club they see a club the bigger the just soccer wise those to the most the subtle and the few in the horn but i think that that's the way i'm a father now that we had getting into it into the unit into. i know. if maybe i'm a client i just much might also make the rounds this is song keep us about is the them on some of these and the war in the name of the thought of. spending has given me the last time we had a photo op setting it out and. make us feel like alice per

then coming to qantas to make switzerland. once this mountain village goes back in time and for just. the outfits the outdoor sports. and the down since just as they were in the. twenty. year romance sixty minutes on d w. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful have been challenging them asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sense of our cutting through the rhetoric holding the hostages how fast the conflicts. conflict zone confronting the powerful on d w. what does a football loving country to reach its goals. we'll tell you our german soccer aid it back to the top. in our web special on double dot com. football made in germany. hello and welcome to today coming up. at those extended stay imagining a world without snow. justice of insights new research into like me. someone.

mentioned he said it's finished it's finalized it's a test program probably this is the chance to to to qantas hot situation but at the end of the day we have to find a way how in north korea can be back on the table of the peaceful nations of the world ok i'd like to switch gears mazhar and talk about the coalition talks for a new government here in berlin if we could you're part of those negotiations how are they coming along. and we plan to have results of that week maybe monday or tuesday but probably on sunday and then members of the party especially since those are democratic party members and delegates from says if you insist party conventions have to decide on whether we should continue with the coalition or not my opinion in the field of foreign security policy is that there is enough common grounds to continue the. coalition and if all will go in the right direction we might be able to elect a government in march ok there also is apparently a possibility that the sanctions against against russia could be lifted is that a possibility. we always have this discussion every six months al

true i think it's how you approach an intentional or not it is a certain way of doing it to qantas. story in. the first century. government protests in iran and reports solve at least four. hundred arrests. and president rouhani is. also on the grid what looks like another blow to the. approved resolution. of the occupied west bank. the parts of. tension the end of the. threats against the united states but this time he adds an ominous note saying not only does north korea have nuclear weapons which the us. is. that was being a dumping ground for foreign waste and it's. throwing the global way. into chaos i'm. afraid.

enough for the people people are starving people cannot survive in this situation so people want qantas to keep their life i face the interior minister says that the protesters who could cause destruction will be dealt with by force can the government contain these demonstrations if they grow. i think look the government they cut the oil you have the force to use but i think if they would you want to address the underlying causes which is actually pushing many people to come out at the people are coming out because they feel the pain of this economic policies not because leaders of opposition as them to come out and they came in without. anyone organizing them the problem is if the government is able to at this the problem which is facing the country if they are not able to address this problem then the discontent was going to continue is not going to stop because just using security and power to try and suppress you know. the people who are complaining about the policies of the government which has driven them to poverty and division i don't thing is that is going to address the proble

it does not work and we have some european states vision can cut you should get out qantas which would not take any asylum seekers and. my guidance and there is a debate now with the european union to sanction those countries so that quota system does not really wreck and that's what. chancellor now quits we. argue it in the european union impasse in saying we have to get rid of the quota system so the whole thing will change possibly and some countries in the richer counties where there seems to take any asylum seekers or migrants or i wish to god we could leave it there thanks ever so much time i've got a political scientist the university of vienna is big problem and a lot of people in europe unsure how best to solve it for every benefit thank you. president lashed out at americans apparently threatening to drop bilateral agreements is the next but it is for you tonight the united states should excuse us but the laws in our bilateral ties and the bilateral accords between us are losing their validity i'm saddened to say this but this is how it will be from now on turkish cheerless a

i think it's how you approach an individual and that is a certain way of doing to qantas in a good story and fly out. this is al-jazeera. kind of them to lament all this is the news out live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes i would say that palestinian dogs are not for sale and we will not succumb to the acme.

and his fifth case qantas in cologne for the famous monday carnival parade. in one nine hundred thirty three mayer khan had ordered the removal of swastika flags from the streets. the parade motto was con of a like it used to be. but not the flags were everywhere one year later and racist and anti-semitic themes also featured increasingly on the flights this reached its india in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. that here there will be gas. and by nine hundred forty five colonial a in ruins. but in one thousand nine hundred eighty three cotswold was still in pretty good shape he even had a fling after all it was khan of all time. influence i think in those days things weren't as permissive as they are today still at the carnival celebrations guys could find a girl everyone was in a party mood auto so found a woman but unfortunately he was already engaged that was not exactly appropriate with them so wasn't. rice and former historian dominic minority lives in paris. and the first crime novel was published in the one nine hundred ninety five. in two thousa

morgan and we do have qantas flight for a second day but keep in mind that qantas has been on the backme now. much, sophie kamman there on the market and what is shaping up in asia, auto technology is shaping up as a big story in this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas, samsung's u.s. made common is making a play within the best driving platform for autonomous vehicles joining us now from the harmon president and ceo, great to see you there from las vegas and i have to started to sound like a detroit auto show was so much focus on autonomous vehicles. on, detroit auto show, they're starting to wonder what this hasten bird but become a car electronics show, they're excited, the conversion of technologies to create connected experiences here, this has gone around the whole show. >> i can imagine, let's talk about what you unveiled, as you are under the umbrella of samsung, tell me a bit more about this digital cockpit that you are developing for cars, driveline path -- platform, what is it about? samsungve been part of for not even one year yet but in travel collaboration, we

qantas airways one of the first to announce they will be using the apps and your personal device to streame others in the us are doing this as well. heather: not good news. tsa announcing the top ten most unusual finds of 2017. >> reporter: they have found unusual things in carry on and checked bags. these -- they found them aggressive odor eater, not sure what that is, milwaukee airport, a replica rifle umbrella, a carry-on item they have taken away, festively wrapped, and a face tenderizer. the tsa tweeted a picture of this, looks kind of like a weapon. not sure what you would do with it but it was found in a carry-on bag. everything from out of the ordinary items to strange beauty items. heather: satan's pizza cutter? let's investigate this. a lot of questions, thank you so much. crazy. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. isis terrorist hunting america in our own backyard is new york city steps up security measures, former nypd commissioner bernard kerrick joins us with the time for profiling is now. ♪ heather: a chilling look at the face of terror threatening new attacks

qantas bear is the latest to get rid of these, delta and other airlines in the us slowly phasing theseith a dead phone or ipad. rob: last time i flew i was in the lavatory with two other people. and through peanuts at it. let's talk about the fast food wars. >> reporter: wars between the fast food chain, mcdonald's rolling out there 1-2-$3 menu today, talking about this for a while, taco bell announced they will be releasing nacho fries starting january 25th for one dollar, wendy's air expanding their 4 for $4 meal you meaning you get a burger, fries, chicken nuggets and a drink for $4 and in and out the west coast burger chain adding hot cocoa, the first time they added something in 15 years. if you are from the west coast that is a big deal. we will be right back. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums . . jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. waitress to ran off with $300,000 lottery ticket. sorry, i

just i'm going to have all the stuff that qantas when reaching up by the new perfume trust. and you clearly are soon. to reserve the. amount of sheen but if we're going to. leave. who demanded then. i mean i. don't create. if you didn't believe. fidel castro is under pressure. has disappeared and rumors of an assassination by castro himself begin to spread. on october third nine hundred sixty five the first congress of the communist party of cuba begins. givati is dismissed from the central committee. at a national. policy nice man. three they. gave. me they better get me out a lot i want to move on i told you he made us feel that heat without telling al cheney fidel reads his farewell letter in public a letter of resignation required of cuban gillis when they leave on a mission. natalie guided me at back to munich. when i got it out. from the other matching that. moment. you know that accompanied. that. either revolutionary. here or rushed there. you know. something. then you know if it's on. the twenty something then he said it. in yeah. i'm calling for i. do not doubt of

you're wearing qanta goose. you bought canada goose a couple of years ago. that's been a huge play.l us what the global atmosphere for what you want to do and bringing in money by making those transactions is really looking like. >> valuations are high, and what we do at bain capital private equity, we have a long history of going in, as you know, and working with founders or buying two companies at once, really trying to transform companies. and that model has worked very, very well through 30 years, and the main issue we focus on is making sure we're not trying to make our investment returns on a higher multiple than we paid coming in because the multiples that we are paying coming in now are at the high end. so we've got to bank on really improving the company, improving exports, doing acquisitions, all the kind of things that are in our kind of blueprint playbook and stick to our strengths and be disciplined. liz: this america first tariff move, had it been in place for chinese toy imports which we know has hurt toys r us at least in part, if they were in place, would toys r us,

so qantas there's the latest to get rid of these screens, delta announced that they would be slowly phasingand american and united also slowly phasing these out as well. so, you're going to have to find anothr way to entertain yourself at 30,000 feet. >> that's just crazy because, you know, we just last report on the airlines is they made all this money in fees and all that. okay, that's what they're doing. we'll get over it. we have no other choice. let's talk about auto sales. they're down in the states. >> reporter: yes, so auto sales, snapping is seven year streak down this year for 2171.8 percent compared to 2016. so, about 17.2 million vehicles were sold for the year and what's interesting here is americans are keeping cars a lot longer. that's one reason why they've stalled a little bit and when we're looking at the top finisher of 2017, detroit based gm once again finished on top. >> okay. tracee we got to end it there. are you guys getting snow in the big the last i checked, probably about a half an hour ago i saw it start to come out -- come down here in times square, so i'm braci

qantas airlines. they're doing it also.going to be honest i have all these big plans. what i'll do i'll go to netflix because there's lost things that are available for download. i'll download two or three episodes depending how long my flight have all these great plans put my i-pad out. i'm asleep before we take off. >> really? i have trouble sleeping during flight. >> do you? >> yes. >> i never do. i feel so bad when i'm in the middle seat because lauren -- you know how you're sitting next to someone. >> you're like exactly. >> i'm a any other on the plane. i'm like this. [ laughter ] >> one person is like -- >> excuse me. >> ma'am. or they put the um, the seat divider because i'm too close. i'm like this. i find myself nodding off. . >> no flight entertainment me. >> window seat foe. >> iove window seat. >> most guys like the aisle so they can stick their leg out and have leg room. >> i'm window seat. >> leave a. >> my flight before new year's i think the guy that sat next to me was at least 6-foot six. he look so uncomf