then detective abdul-rahman phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr.talk to whomever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> what does the cell mate tell you? >> the cell mate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired someone to kill his wife. >> detectives believe that someone was josÉ moya, the ranch hand. the cell mate also had other information that had not been reported in the news. >> mr. fayed's cell mate had told us that mr. fayed had tried to set his wife up to be killed four different times. and what was interesting about that was that on one of these occasions he said that mr. fayed had set up a time when she was at a party in malibu on the fourth of july. >> was pam fayed at a party in malibu on july 4th? >> yes, she was. that led to his credibility. so at that time we decided to try to get this conversation on tape. >> so they wired the cell mate for sound, and they heard jim fayed talking about how he had tried to kill his wife but how it just hadn't worked out that time. prosecutor alan jackson. >> ja

then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney says mr. cellmate wants to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cell mate tell you? >> the cell mate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired someone to kill his wife. >> reporter: detectives believed that someone was jose moya, the ranch hand. the cell mate also had other information that had not been reported in the news. >> mr. fayed's cell mate had told us that mr. fayed had tried to set his wife up to be killed four different times. and what was interesting about that was that on one of these occasions he said that mr. fayed had set up a time when she was at a party in malibu on the fourth of july. >> was pamela fayed in malibu on the fourth of july? >> yes, she was. and that led to his credibility. so at that time we decided to try to get this conversation on tape. >> reporter: so they wired the cell mate for sound and they heard jim fayed talking about how he had tried to kill his wife but how it just hadn't work

christopher spring gauge in conversation with the foreign minister of qatar shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman. amnesty international has published the findings of a two year investigation into the crackdown by me in mars' military on the ethnic people in iraq kind state and the findings are hard hitting amnesty accuses the authorities in me and mar of creating a system of apartheid which is classified as a crime against humanity they were in jail have faced state sponsored discrimination for decades according to the report but this has worsened since two thousand and twelve when violence broke out between buddhists and the muslim minority to date six hundred thousand wrote in jail have fled to neighboring bangladesh amnesty international has now called for the un human rights council to hold a special session on the crisis. these are the latest real hinge arrivals seeking safety at the rich camp and cox's bazaar in bangladesh the camp is run by the international organization for migration it has seen a massive influx of rutin just since last august several hundred thousand are sheltering here

amongst them, karim mussilhy‘s uncle, hesham rahman. we have to accept it at face value.stion it, but now it's all about getting justice for the people that lost their lives that night. identifying those that died has been a mammoth task, meticulously carried out by investigators. today, the final two victims of grenfell were named, 71—year—old victoria king and her daughter, alexandra atala. the challenge of it has been immense. we have had our specialist teams work through about 15 and a half tons of debris on each floor of grenfell tower by hand to find every single fragment that they can of all those that died. that has been extremely distressing to the families and indeed to those involved in the operation as well. initially in the days following the fire, there were thousands of calls. 400 people were reported missing amongst the confusion. as the months have gone by, police have said that number would be closer to 80 and, today, final confirmation that it's lower. but this isn't about a number, it's about the human cost, and recognising every life that has been los

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mata who joins us from the capital islamabad abdul rahman tell us what is the situation in the capital because we've been hearing that in various cities around the country more and more people are turning out on the streets and they're blocking roads and such like. exactly this is the general situation in the country but over here in the prevailing in the capital city. especially after. a semi fairly out of the police to crack down. during the day yesterday. while the police was trying its best to. disperse but they couldn't. you just mentioned yes the pull of the stones came back to the place just sitting over there and sitting over this is the last twenty days actually looking them in. the capital is. just a while ago there is a very crucial meeting taking place. in the prime minister in which the prime minister himself is chairing the meeting the meeting is also attended by the chief of the army and interior minister of course many officials there is. thinking. of trying to find a new way. to. sit and profess to be the first head. is showing a reluctance to get involved do we know w

as prosecutor off the i city by mr rahman it's. how much of a landmark is that trial today this is definitely one of the most important trials in the history of the tribunal courage and knowledge are both considered as the the architects of the large ethnic cleansing campaigns in the ninety's in the from because in particular in in bosnia herzegovina so it's definitely one of the most important trials which which ended today. why i took it so long to bring to justice well how many reasons you know the international arrest warrant is from one thousand nine hundred ninety five he was on the run for sixteen years you know when i when i started in this office ten years ago everyone was very pessimistic about any chance of having carthage or arrested before the closure of the tribunal finally after sixteen years in two thousand and eleven he was arrested one of the reasons being that the european union put a lot of pressure on serbia with the conditionality policy you know linking the enlargement process with the full cooperation with o

mohamed bin abdul rahman and said that the blockade on cutter is be used as an excuse to upset the power balance in the region south korea's spy agency says the north koreans may carry out more missile tests this year to ramp up the threat against the u.s. south korea says its intelligence has detected signs that missile engines are being tested. that's all our full news are coming up with me in just over twenty five minutes right after inside story i just want you. who's in charge of zimbabwe and the embattled president robert mugabe is clinging to power and faces impeachment everyone but him seems to agree his time is so what's next for zimbabweans desperate for change this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has ignored a deadline to resign his rulings and told him he must step down or be impeached now it says that process will begin the parties accusing mugabe of being responsible for political instability and an unprecedented economic tailspin and that frustration is spilling on to the streets with hundreds of students

up to rahman ali came here from the city of. destroyed his house he now owns the testament. outmost respect and dignity and. we thank the government and the leadership of that would. allow to. walk on living government officials. to see that if you give them the bottom. line is that. for themselves and for their home. one of the world's poorest countries with much a lot of sources the country has seen large foreign investment in recent years because of its strategic location but it still struggles with extreme poverty. there is little else we could do for them but make our brothers and sisters welcome we allow them the right to work our president is a staunch supporter of the yemeni refugee community. more yemenis that i've businesses owned and run by them are becoming more visible and. they are safe here and have a new start from the whole war yet they continue to follow closely events back home i mean. the problem with yemen is the are militias there for hire and cause massive destruction that will. influx of yemenis is changing djibouti even the locals admit they have rei

mohamed bin abdul rahman a funny said that the blockade on cutter is be used as an excuse to upset the power balance in the region south korea's spy agency says the north koreans may carry out more missile tests this year to ramp up the threat against the u.s. south korea says its intelligence has detected signs that missile engines are being tested so when our families are coming up with me just over twenty five minutes right after inside story i just want you. who's in charge of zimbabwe and the embattled president robert mugabe is clinging to power and faces impeachment everyone but him seems to agree his time is up so what's next for zimbabweans desperate for change this.

welcome back you're watching after their i'm so hold rahman a reminder of our top stories the deadline given for zimbabwe's president robert mugabe to resign has now passed the ruling zanu p.f. party says its members are meeting to discuss impeaching mugabe he so far refused to step down. kenya's supreme court has validated president his victory in last month's disputed presidential election rerun the ruling follows two days of legal arguments in the out of due to be sworn into office in eight days time. germany's president has reiterated the need for further discussion stressing it's important all coalition partners come to an agreement to form a functional government his comments come after talks between chancellor angela merkel and her would be coalition partners collapsed the opposition social democrats have rejected a new coalition under merkel calling for fresh elections. said to the middle east now where lebanon's prime minister is to visit egypt on choose day as he makes his way back to beirut after a two week absence saad hariri is still in france which is trying to mediate th

rahman you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes the letter that changed palestine forever mass protests about one hundred years since the balfour declaration. and for the first time since the latest crisis began me about as leader visits a rocky state. the cia releases a trove of documents out of summer but lot more about his family is revealed along with allegations of secret dealings between iran and al qaeda. welcome to the program there's confusion over whether an arrest warrant has been issued for the ousted leader of catalonia the lawyer for careless bridgeable says a spanish judge has approved the warrant but there's been no official word. from madrid but what we do know is that spain has requested his arrest is currently staying put in belgium and released this statement a short time ago and to spend a lot of yet to go if we can expect a long and fierce repression the fury in which the spanish state has attacked a beautiful european nation is outrageous and is threatening us all but we cannot fail we must fight it we will d

the four blockading arab states of creating drama and discovered in the region mohammed bin abdul rahman al found he was speaking in washington d.c. as he ended his trip to the united states is our state department correspondent. warm greetings at the u.s. state department on monday for cutoffs foreign minister. thanks for. bringing. us thank you thank you thank you at the top of the list the saudi led political and economic blockade of qatar. now in its sixth month earlier on monday i haven't been. told an audience the blockade is affecting his country's ability to sell its oil and natural gas overseas but danny also said the bigger problem is this by launching the blockade the saudis that rocky's the heinies and the egyptians have made the middle east more unstable regional players i think that responsibly taking political gamble with the lives of other nations citizens with no exit strategy the coteries argument is simple the blockade simply isn't the result of a spat between them and the saudis and the u.s. should be worried but it's not clear whether this new argument will be enough

you so rahman this is al-jazeera life my headquarters here in their home so coming up thank you i can finance protest against the jailing of their leaders by madrid as a spanish judge issues and the rest warrant for the ousted from regional president . also president to donald trump prepares for his toward asia will have a preview of his twelve day trip. and argentina's former vice president has been arrested on the corruption charges. welcome to the program weisel has suffered major setbacks on two fronts in iraq the prime minister has announced the recapture of al came on the syrian border and syria's army has taken control of the city of davis all but as has a report sort of fears of an escalation in syria's civil war between government and opposition forces fighting for the ground lost by eisel. syrian army is expanding its military gains in the eastern part of the country government forces have retaken the city of bell saw after months of fighting they are now moving north to secure major oil fields but moving north could lead to clashes between the army and he says main rival th

more now on our top story and those protests in pakistan joining us is al-jazeera is abdul rahman who is in islamabad thank you very much for speaking to us drama this was about the situation because we're hearing of more protests on the outskirts of the the pakistani capital today what's a situation like right now. situation demands a. tense situation. of police crackdown on the protesters of yesterday there was a lot of clashes took place yesterday between the police and the protesters. is blocking the men leading to the capital since more than twenty days. there was some kind of a fellow at. the local administration of the capitol there taking a decision late last night of asking the army to be deployed right which. in which there was some kind of at the. army and some particular areas around the city and the location which is as i said. blocking the manned road leading to the capital of starbucks is more than twenty days the army as you say has been called in you know has been requested to try and restore order but they seem to be some reluctance with them to get involved the paki

amongst them, karim mussilhy‘s uncle, hesham rahman. we have to accept it at face value.going to question it, but now it's all about getting justice for the people that lost their lives that night. identifying those that died has been a mammoth task, meticulously carried out by investigators. today, the final two victims of grenfell were named, 71—year—old victoria king and her daughter, alexandra atala. the challenge of it has been immense. we have had our specialist teams work through about 15 and a half tonnes of debris on each floor of grenfell tower by hand to find every single fragment that they can of all those that died. that has been extremely distressing to the families and indeed to those involved in the operation as well. initially in the days following the fire, there were thousands of calls. 400 people were reported missing amongst the confusion. as the months have gone by, police have said that number would be closer to 80, and today, final confirmation that it's lower. but this isn't about a number, it's about the human cost, and recognising every life tha

has made the keynote speech at a counter-terrorism conference in london shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman al thani says kathy remains resolutely committed to eradicating terrorism of all kinds. wants constantly. to seek a new collective approaches to the global threat on terrorism in a changing world. since two thousand and four that it took aggressive steps to cut off the flow of finance of terrorists by developing the proper legislation at the proper legislative framework and improve our financial monitoring system that has learned that they can't think terrorism and that side ology must be through a holistic approach by coming by combining tough security measures with more lasting safeguards we can all succeed. navy says the noise detected near the last name the cation of a missing submarine with forty four crew on board is consistent with an explosion a huge sea and as such is continuing off the coast of so find they are a san juan let's go to buenos aires and speaks out there is daniel daniel bring us up to date them the latest on the search is not sounding good. well as you say it's

welcome back you're watching officer i'd say hello rahman these are on top stories u.s. president donald trump says he wants to get along with russia in order to solve the world's problems speaking of the vietnamese capital had trump also said that he agreed with the u.s. intelligence community's assessment that moscow did interfere with the american u.s. election. meanwhile trump on putin have agreed on a joint statement supporting a political solution to the war in syria the leaders reaffirmed their commitment to syria's sovereignty independence and territorial integrity and also called on all parties to the conflict including president bashar assad to take an active part in the geneva political process. new pictures have emerged of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri in saudi arabia they were aired on state television showing him meeting king solomon at port harry's whereabouts have been shrouded in mystery for a week with suggestions that he's under house arrest well her reason made no public remarks since his shock resignation in the saudi capital on saturday he sa

part of the future it's the party that is very closely aligned to saudi arabia of course buys gibran rahman rabia of course it's for five all they are essentially called the boards the various regions around the world and at least politically have a false teacher as well very well documented and very well known and many are will take the fact that mr hariri had stayed to separate the two saudi arabia in the last five days as an indication as to why he is behind this presentation at this stage it is still speculation however the speculation is that the study leadership has suring mr hariri to step down from just rolls even the sox for a very long time they've been very angry with the goal that has plenty not only by the month but also in the area but of course that needs to fall and the growing region as well this of course was for what it was finished a year ago when your previous especially because that action on the weapon on or just disagrees been or what they said has foliage growing influence again preference in mr statement barracks in which the study arabia sensually principle hundre

bansal rahman this is hours or life my headquarters here in the hall so coming up the lebanese prime minister speaks publicly for the first time since his resignation saad hariri says he's free in saudi arabia and plans to return to his country soon plus i protest against the u.s. as world leaders gather enough for the fiftieth meeting of the association of southeast asian nations. and setting new goals how soccer is helping indigenous women in mexico fight back against violence. could have you with we begin with news of a seven point three magnitude earthquake on the iran iraq border in which at least now one hundred twenty nine people have died or thousands of others have also been injured the epicenter was in iran thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of her lab jeff sharlet ballasts reports. quiet sunday night in iraq on a run disrupted by violent shaking. quake was centered on the iraq iran border near the iraqi town of her love and it was severe seven point three in magnitude and only twenty five kilometers deep. it was very strange sadly the glasses dropped off the tab

you're watching others around the whole rahman these are all top stories rescue teams have been deployed to the iraq iran border after a seven point three magnitude earthquake struck the two countries the death toll has now reached at least two hundred seven in iran with fatalities also reported in iraq as many as eighteen hundred people are thought to be injured early reports do suggest that eight villages have been badly damaged and electricity cut to the region iran is one of the most seismically active countries in the world. and you try to protest as a fault with police outside the asean summit meeting in the philippines. it follows earlier demonstrations outside the us embassy in there were ahead of trance arrival on sunday demonstrators accuse him of stoking tensions in the region through his aggressive rhetoric and posturing. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is denying claims he's detained in saudi arabia in his first public comments since announcing he would resign last week every said he was free to leave and plan to return to lebanon in a matter of days. and a hundred wome

crisis while hamad bin abdul rahman danny says the blockade on qatar by four arab neighbors is being used as an excuse to upset the power balance across the region for now you're up to date those are your headlines stay with us though next that we took a look at the origins of the armed group boko haram we'll see you in about twenty five minutes but by. deloria northeastern nigeria a nearby refugee camp poses nearly twenty five thousand men women and children including this little girl named by. nigerian soldiers found her in the some piece of forest she was walking aimlessly in shock unable to speak. the soldiers took her to the refugee camp and entrusted her to a family. she was thinking of to plus you. know it just seems flat out that she wanted to die as you can anybody know she's the older one she was the was . somebody with you know one or two kids just like. pregnant is not. going to keep the u.s. . is gradually learning to live again she has lost a home and her entire family. since twenty ten people living in northeastern nigeria live in constant fear of being a time. was . r

talking about the gulf diplomatic crisis of the world policy conference in morocco mohammad bin abdul rahman and then he urged allah to end the five month blockade of life for arab states to learn from history we cannot then by experience then tell you the war within us the same conflicts the same crisis everywhere took years and years and then none of them has been solved in a battlefield none of them has been solved in a confrontation all of them being soft on the tippmann and we hope that all of the crises in the middle east will be solved along. liberia's presidential election runoff has been delayed as the supreme court investigates allegations of electoral fraud the vote marking the country's first democratic transition of power was due to take place next tuesday this week the supreme court halted preparations it will rule on monday on a petition filed against the national election commission by the liberty party candidate who came in third and his release has more from liberia's capital monrovia. one of the presidential aspirants in the october tenth election mr charles brehm skin is

mohamed bin abdul rahman al funny said that the bill kate on. bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt is being used as as an excuse to have set the power balance in the region . regional players are acting responsibly taking political gamble with the lives of other nations citizens with no exit strategy. not even wisdom prepares it for starving children is being used as a leverage. while the atrocities of syria are being tolerated and in the same way that yemen is being put in a meaningless stalemate now with these powers makes their item lebanon. this is the magic behavior. reckless battle for seeking power with a complete disregard for the suffering left in their wake. wasn't jordan joins us now in his grade from the state department in washington ross what was the biggest take away then from the qatari foreign minister's remarks in washington. the biggest take away from the foreign minister's remarks were his views that this ongoing power rift between qatar and members of the g.c.c. and also with egypt is basically contributing to regional instability and one thing that s

saudi led blockade in order to help the regional fight against terrorism shaikh mohammad bin abdul rahman al phony says cattle has full u.s. support for ending the blockade regarding the support which we are getting from your isis in order to put an end for this we are getting get across across the border from the front from the president and the delegate to the people the secretary of state or the secretary of defense continues the embargo is continuing yes because of the behavior of the saudis and the and the way in the blockade in qatar and in taking illegal actions against again to start out by blocking the only land border by separating families and by also undermining and creating until but again the campaign now has remained committed for a solution because we believe that we have a bigger threat in the region and we are what is the threat which is terrorism an inquiry into abuse at youth prisons in australia's northern territory has called for the closure of one of the detention centers and found what it described as shocking and systemic failures which were ignored by top officia

this day in the first place and the twitter handle tio so rahman tweeted pictures with captions for you to find the day of black awareness are necessary for you to say that we need the day of human awareness for you that say that white people suffer from racism and also says here are some visual reminders of the need for the day and the month of black awareness now those pictures were tweeted more than five thousand times highlighting brazil's slavery past and it's important to go back so here is some facts and figures for you now the country imported more african slaves than any other we're talking about five million slaves here and brazil was also the last country in the americas to abolish slavery and as a result brazil still has one of the largest black populations in the world second only to nigeria now to november the twentieth is significant and it was chosen to mark that awareness day in brazil because it's today's umberto spawn maris died and he's the seventh sent seventeenth century brazilian war who fought to free slaves now hundreds of protesters were on the streets on monda

talking about the gulf diplomatic crisis at the world policy conference in morocco mohamed bin abdul rahmana dialogue to end the five month blockade on qatar by four arab states. to learn from history we cannot learn by experience the entire was witnessed the same conflicts the same crisis everywhere and took years and years. and none of them has been solved in a battlefield none of them has been solved in a confrontation all of them been solved on the table and we hope that all the crises in the middle east will be solved along. our mexico has made its biggest on shore oil discovery in fifteen years president enrique pena nieto says the field discovered by the state oil company pemex could contain around one and a half billion barrels of crude site in the eastern state of veracruz is close to existing infrastructure so tapping it could begin soon and relatively cheaply the oil company says the size of the find could turn out to be even larger and perhaps double the original estimate. has just made a significant discovery of an oil and gas reserve in the coast of my location in very crude s

and i welcome to the news hour i'm so ho rahman this is what we have for you in the next sixty minutes. the pressure grows on zimbabwe's embattled president to step down as thousands of former supporters join rallies against him. lebanon's prime minister meets france's president in paris in a bid to solve the political turmoil surrounding his shock resignation. and no food no medical supplies and no help from outside emergency calls to evacuate sick syrians he's been under siege for years plus. a cozy manhattan apartment that's for people in a great location the only catch you have to take it with you wherever you go and kristen slimmy coming up we'll tell you why some artists are choosing to live here . we start in africa where tens of thousands of people have thrown zimbabwe's capital harare demanding the president step down the state run broadcaster says the country is now free and liberated as crowds stream towards robert mugabe's official residence now the protests were called by the influential war veterans association and mcgarvie is ruling zanu p.f. party it's a dramatic fall f

mohammed bin abdul rahman of fannie said that the blockade on qatar by saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt is being used as an excuse to disrupt regional stability. regional players are acting responsibly taking political gamble with the lives of other nations citizens with no exit strategy. not even wisdom prepares aid for starving children is being used as a leverage. while the atrocities of syria are being tolerated and in the same way that yemen is being put in a meaningless stalemate. now with these powers makes their attempt in lebanon. this is the month of behavior. with complete disregard for the suffering lived and did we. want to senate and jordan and state department in washington so he gave his comments ahead of a closed door meeting with the u.s. or state do we have any inkling of what happened during that meeting. we have not yet received a readout of the meeting between the secretary of state rex tillerson and mohamed had been. the qatari foreign minister but they did have a very brief public comments before they went into that meeting a couple of hours ago it is

struck the iran iraq border and the meeting of world leaders in manila the i see in meetings the hill rahman's going to be here in a couple of minutes on the matheson by the not. a new level of luxury has arrived. and experience that will transform the way. some of us remain. but none come breaking. news clues. on two previous books week. with the conducting business sharing especially. when you the thing still. the search for the. why didn't try some of. your centuries in the school. to say. first in the. category we're going places together. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have been trained good logical rational or birth crazy month and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is beside need a moment where we hear lies that nothing worse first will be in the devastating i

up to rahman ali came here from the city of. destroyed his house he now owns the testament. outmost respect and dignity. with the government and the leadership of that would. allow to. walk on living government officials. to see that after years of the bottom. line is that. for themselves and for their homes. one of the world's poorest countries with much a lot of sources the country has seen large foreign investment in recent years because of its strategic location but it still struggles with extreme poverty. there is little else we could do for them but make our brothers and sisters welcome we allowed them the right to work our president is a staunch supporter of the yemeni refugee community. more yemenis that i've businesses owned and run by them up becoming more visible and. safe here and how the news thought from the whole. yet they continue to follow closely events back home. the problem with yemen is the are militias there for hire. cause massive destruction at will. influx of yemenis is changing the beauty even the locals admit they have reinvigorated the city. for t

abdul rahman ali came here from the city of. destroyed his house he now owns the testament. we have been accorded outmost respect and dignity and. we thank the government and the leadership of that would. change. a lot of figures from. walk on living government officials. to see the bottom. line. for themselves and for their home. is one of the world's poorest countries with few not to notice sources the country has seen large foreign investment in recent years because of its strategic location but it still struggles with extreme poverty. there is little else we could do for them so to make up providence just as welcome we allow them the right to work our president is a staunch supporter of the yemeni refugee community. more yemenis that i've businesses owned and run by them are becoming more visible in djibouti they are safe here and have a new start from the horrors so war yet they continue to follow closely events back home. the problem with yemen is the are militias there for hire and cause massive destruction that will. influx of yemenis is changing djibouti even the lo

ok and that is it for this news hour as well i'm all don thank you for your company so while rahman will have the latest news for you in just a moment more on those anti blasphemy projects ongoing in pakistan and come on santa maria i think. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects at this time. the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode prize joins fifty five scientists on a brant psyching journey of discovery around the continent for look into the past on the future of the climate. but it's quite amazing just to see that that's the gist of what. lies this time on al-jazeera. the new era in television news. but i wouldn't say that it's a tough to do things in secret that are on the list we had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the cause of my arrest if you could . just stay but would you have stood by this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir accountability if you can give them the opportunity

says his country is committed to eradicating terrorism of all kinds of shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman al tani was speaking at a counterterrorism conference in london saudi arabia united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut off ties with cancer back in june of course accusing it of supporting terrorism. but that it wants constantly. to seek a new collective approaches to the global threat on terrorism and a changing. since two thousand and four but that it took aggressive steps to cut off the flow of finance of terrorists by developing the proper legislation properly just let a framework and improve our financial monitoring system and it is a work in progress which needs review and improvement well let's hear more about what's been happening to my shell joins us live from london jamal the big global issue this of course tell us more. indeed nic i mean it is a significant conference it is the first of its kind for a long time in fact specifically since the g.c.c. crisis plays but obviously also beyond that you're talking about the continued fight against i saw myself being on the back fo

minister has given a keynote speech to counter terrorism conference in london shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahmanal fanny's has cattle remains resolutely committed to eradicating terrorism of all kinds but that it wants constantly. to seek a new collective approaches to the global threat on terrorism in a changing world. since two thousand and four that it took aggressive steps to cut off the finest of terrorists by developing the proper legislation at the proper religious rooted framework and improve our financial monitoring system that has learned that the key eradicating terrorism and its ideology must be through a holistic approach by coming by combining tough security measures with more lasting safeguards we can all succeed. let's get more from jamal sheil who's at that conference in london for us here on the news jamal good afternoon. yes it is a significant conference in the sense that is this first of its kind to take place in the united kingdom which has been at the forefront of the fight against terrorism as it's known commonly particular when you're talking about i so isis imperiously

minister has accused saudi arabia of undermining security in the gulf region shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman at that he met his german counterpart maher gabriele and berlin today the two men opened a qatari cultural center germany has taken an active role in diplomatic efforts to end the blockade of qatar by other gulf states including saudi arabia speaking to the music christopher spring gate and he said the saudis were refusing to engage in dialogue. you're excellent so you criticized saudi arabia last week for what you call reckless leadership wasn't that a little bit undiplomatic i wasn't talking specifically about saudi arabia i was talking about the region that it's the main a problem we have that there is that at least with the ship there is a pattern of behavior which is happening from the blockading states and other nations which are now undermining very generous security and stability and we are not saying this just in the same for the sake of a criticism but we are letting that there is a growing concern in the region that affect and impact right away. the stability of the region

one of his key guys rahman, his right handman at the time of his death communicated at different times in different ways, not always necessarily courier in the end for everything we're looking at although a portion of it was. >> did you have anything to add? >> it's funny you mentioned the mujahadeen office for this administrative office. that letter from the man who is now the head of al qaeda specifically says they need to keep a register of all their new recruits and they need to identify their special skills, what talents do they have, basically like an hr department. just to fast forward to the islamic state, i have found these documents they issue to new recruits like an intake form, right, application, who's your mom? who's your dad, where did you go to school? what do you want to do inside the islamic state, have you ever been arrested? for terrorism charges? obviously, that would be a good thing. [ laughter ] >> you see the successor to islamic state in iraq very much applying this piece of administrative device i think came in 2008. >> one more point. that just shows this was