then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr. to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cellmate tell you? >> well, the cellmate 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 cellmate also had other information that had not been reported in the news. >> mr. fayed's cellmate 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 at a party in malibu on july 4th? >> yes, she was. and that led to his credibility. so at that time we decided to try to get this conversation on tape. >> so they wired the cellmate 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 ala

country's top military officers in a major shake up they include the military chief of staff general dual rahman alben yon and other top defense officials no formal reasons yet been provided for the move which was announced early tuesday. prosecutors in south korea are demanding a thirty year jail sentence for the former president park on hay and a landmark corruption case the ex-president was impeached for corruption in march of last year and is facing more than a dozen promote charges parker's been in custody for about a year. freezing weather is gripping much of central and eastern europe with temperatures plunging to minus twenty degrees celsius in a number of locations several deaths have been reported across the continent as a result of the weather cold spell is expected to last through the week. while a final decision is being made in germany today on whether major cities can ban heavily polluting diesel vehicles the country's top administrative court is set to rule on the move after some seventy cities were found to have emission levels exceeding eleventh's now the main offender nitrogen

groups trying to bring different factions together terrorist groups like isis is now tied in a book rahman al shabaab they want to use food as a weapon of starvation a weapon of war or weapon of vision we see food as a weapon of opportunity of development sustainable bill is success from not just bringing in the music together but bringing nations together and so now correct me if i'm wrong but i thing even after six. during that on the part of the united states the problem before famines remains very very accurate we are still talking about millions of people on the bring of not just starvation but on the brink of death and i heard you say that the only two solutions are number one getting enough funding to feed the people and number two stopping the wars which one of these you find more realistic more achievable at this point of time the only answer is through starvation and hunger the scolding up now for the first time in the years because in the wars. is a heck of a problem the international community in the world has dropped the hunger really over the past hundreds of you particularly

jacob zuma ok fine i will leave it there for the moment we'll come back to you of course after mr rahman poser has started speaking we're looking at live pictures in parliament of the ceremony of the ceremonial welcome of the new president so ram opposer as he prepares to give his state of the nation address. world leaders have gathered in the german city of munich for a three day conference to discuss global and regional security challenges the u.n. secretary general antonio guterres urged policymakers not to miss an opportunity to end the standoff over north korea's nuclear program but said pressure on pyongyang must be maintained. for the first time since the end of the cold war we are now facing a nuclear threat a set of a nuclear conflict and that letter referring to the developments in relation to nuclear weapons and long range missiles by the democratic people's republic of korea the vellum and made in total contradiction with the will of the international community and in clear violation of several as aleutians of the security council. it is important to note that the unity that

groups trying to bring different factions together terrorist groups like isis is now tied in a book rahman al shabaab they want to use food as a weapon of starvation a weapon of war or weapon of vision we see food as a weapon of opportunity of development sustainable bill success from not just bringing in the music together but bringing nations together and so now correct me if i'm wrong but i think even after securing that on the part of the united states the problem before famines remains very very accurate we're still talking about men . of people on the bring of not just starvation but on the brink of death and i heard you say that the only two solutions are number one getting enough funding to feed the people and number two stopping the wars which one of these you find more realistic more achievable at this point of time the only answers to starvation and hunger disco it up now for the first time in the years because in the wars. is a heck of a problem the international community in the world has dropped the hunger rate over the past hundreds of years the particularly in the last twen

the plane went down in the zagros mountains on a flight from the k rahman to the city of yasuj.they were shot dead shortly afterwards by the security forces. here in the uk, the government has said it cannot issue a medical cannabis licence for a six—year—old epileptic child. despite calls from his family and a group of mps. alfie dingley, who's from warwickshire in central england, regularly suffers violent seizures. a cannabis based treatment he received in the netherlands improved his condition — but it's illegal in the uk. charlotte gallagher has the story. 6—year—old alfie dingley has a rare form of epilepsy and suffers up to 30 violent seizures every day. to go through that once would be traumatising, but we're going through it sometimes every 7—10 days, and it's just absolutely horrendous. last september, the family moved to the netherlands so alfie could be prescribed medical cannabis oil. his parents say he went 2a days without having a seizure. they've now moved back to the uk, but cannabis oil is illegal in britain, so they want the home secretary amber rudd to give a

this is dabiq, where mohammed emwazi, jihadi john, murdered aid worker peter abdul—rahman kassig.britain's alan henning and david haines. their bodies have never been recovered. the west london cell were seen as the worst of the worst, is superstars who had an air of invulnerability. but no more — now, all are dead or in captivity. they may also have information on the missing britishjournalist, john cantlie. kidnapped by is, he has fronted some of their propaganda videos. this was his last appearance from mosul, before it too was taken from is group. and do they know the whereabouts of abu bakr al—baghdadi, the is leader? despite repeated claims that he is dead, he was last heard from in september last year. the captured men have served one significant purpose, though — a new front has opened in syria. turkey is attacking kurdish forces — it calls them terrorists, but the coalition sees the kurds as vital and effective allies against is and it wants the world to know those allies have just captured two of the caliphate's most wanted. daniel sandford, bbc news, beirut. uber has se

this is dabiq, where mohammed emwazi, jihadi john, murdered aid worker peter abdul—rahman kassig. killed britain's alan henning and david haines, their bodies have never been recovered. the west london cell were seen as the worst of the worst. is superstars, who had an air of invulnerability, but no more, now all are dead or in captivity. they may also have information on the missing british journalist, john cantlie. kidnapped by is, he's fronted some their propaganda videos. this was his last appearance, from mosul, before it too was taken from is group. and do they know the whereabouts of abu bakr al—baghdadi, the is leader? despite repeated claims that he is dead, he was last heard from in september last year. the captured men have served one significant purpose, though. a new front has opened in syria, turkey is attacking kurdish forces, it calls them terrorists. but the coalition sees the kurds as vital and effective allies against is and it wants the world to know those allies have just captured two of the caliphates most wanted. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. 0ur se

to go to school after more than one hundred girls are kidnapped from a school by suspected boucle rahman stream s t w speaks to one family trying to find their daughter. i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us. conservatives have voted overwhelmingly in favor of entering a coalition government with the center left the social democrats the s.p.d. will announce the results of their vote taken among its members next week at earlier medical announced her picks for her new cabinet a most of the candidates are younger and there are more women. it has become a tradition at c.d.u. conventions to applaud party leader and chancellor angela merkel after his speech as long as possible this time the delegates managed to clap for little more than four minutes considerably shorter than in recent weeks this reflects the growing dissatisfaction with merkel's policy of the disappointing result of the last national elections and she's aware of that that's the good news and this result is not at all but we were hoping for we all fought hard and we were all disappointed we need to do better the

government and the alliance the most notable dismissal was the military chief of staff general abdul rahman bin salah bin yen is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fayyad bin honeyed brady well the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mohammed bin some known who's likely to have been the driving force. the shake up followed russia's vetoing of a un resolution which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent weapons falling into the hands of who the rebels in yemen it's the first time russia has protected iran in the security council the fifteen member security council did however unanimously adopt a russian proposed resolution which extends targeted sanctions on iran related to the war in yemen russia doesn't like the outcome of certain expert panel reports it just doesn't like the messages doesn't mean it's been doing everything they say so we'll be watching our colleagues for the good of the united nations system to fight in fact that is what your text doe

and egypt cut ties with in june mohammed bin abdul rahman al thani says that the council must act and the victims should be compensated. the us dollar to walk out on that if any report by the u.n. shows there are grave and violent violations of human rights by the blockading countries against our citizens and residents i call on the council to shoulder the responsibility of putting an end to the violations of human rights those responsible must be held accountable and victims must be compensated. the party of germany's chancellor angela merkel has approved a deal to renew its coalition with the social democrats the decision by the christian democratic union puts merkel a step closer to a fourth term as leader social democrats will announce on monday whether its members support the deal germany has been without a government for five months after merkel's party lost ground to the far right in september election dominic cain has more from the seaview party conference in berlin. for the party conferences voted in favor of the franco nation feel that the party leadership to go shake it wit

confirmed that hundred ten girls remain unaccounted for far from an attack by the armed group because rahman the country's northeast gunman overran a school in the town that last monday the authorities had initially denied that any of the girls had been abducted nigeria's information minister says additional police and security officers have been deployed to schools president's muhammadu buhari called monday's abduction bible quote a national disaster. still to come here on al-jazeera. my priority is to keep the community safe the mayor of the u.s. city defines the federal government want immigrants the government really it's all coming. we had fungus in our classrooms we had to take classes in tents puerto rican college students cotton hurrican the real resource to leave the country and start over again in the united states. from the waves of the snow. to the contours of the east. i know that there's still a lot of unsettled weather over many parts of the middle east at the moment as one system is moving away another one is edging its way over parts of iran and then gradually into afghanist

groups trying to bring different factions together terrorist groups like isis is now tied in a book rahman al shabaab they want to use food as a weapon of starvation a weapon of war or weapon of vision we see food as a weapon of opportunity of development sustainable bill success from not just bringing in the music together but bringing nations together and so now correct me if i'm wrong but i think even after securing that on the part of the united states the problem now for famines remains very very accurate we're still talking about now. of people on the bring of not just starvation but on the brink of death and i heard you say that the only two solutions are number one getting enough funding to feed the people and number two stopping the wars which one of these you find more realistic more achievable at this point of time the only answers to starvation and hunger the sco it up now for the first time in the years is in the wars. is a heck of a problem the international community in the world has dropped the hunger rate over the past hundreds of years the particularly in the last twenty

along so rahman you want your deserved life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes at least seventeen killed after a former student opens fire at a u.s. high school. russia can push the regime to commit to seeking a real peace in syria the u.s. and russia are again trade blame the u.n. in response to a chilling report from the special envoy for syria plus. a currency under pressure why iran is cracking down on unlicensed money traders. could have you with us welcome to the program jacob zuma has resigned as south africa's president reluctantly heeding orders from his ruling party the a.n.c. will go with immediate effect bringing to an end almost nine scandal plagued years in power the a.n.c. told him to quit on choose stay there when he had to go by wednesday the party and . back moves in parliament to force him out for me to miller has more from johannesburg. a reluctant announcement from an embattled president i have therefore come to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect even though i disagree with the decision of my of

so who's in and who's out the most notable dismissal was the military chief of staff general abdul rahman been. been sidelined and will become a royal court consultant he's being replaced by the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fired been awhile while the changes were approved by consignment analysts say it is the crown prince mohammed bin sol man who's likely to been behind the moves he's seeking to modernize the kingdom's image in the first shake up in the shake up the first female was appointed as deputy minister for labor and social development the director of the gulf study center at catholic university where he says the latest changes are part of a preparation for m.b.a.'s to succeed his father. i think this is a package of changes started when consumed man came to power and it includes changing the economic sector where around cause is being controlled by hamas on money his team the media sector also controlled by his team and now they move to the ministries the move now is to the military i think this is part of the preparation the platform for him for his you

you're watching al-jazeera arms the whole rahman these are all top news stories syria is accusing the u.s. of committing a war crime by bombing fighters loyal to president bashar assad endures or province the u.s. says yes trying so in response to what it called an unprovoked attack on the headquarters of its ally the s.d.f. from washington our pentagon correspondent particle hyenas will. i said at a briefing with secretary of defense jim that is he was off camera but on the record and he called what happened in syria a quote perplexing situation and he said because for years the euphrates river has been a kind of do not cross line that if the u.s. or u.s. backed forces or russian or russian backed forces were going to cross it they talk about it before and he said that didn't happen this time he said u.s. forces were embedded along with the s.d.f. and they saw tanks and artillery start rolling in saying that one shell got within five hundred meters of the s.d.f. headquarters he says that is when they picked up the phone they called their russian counterparts and he says he doesn't th

and faylaq al rahman is in the south — they're affiliated to the turkish backed free syrian army.by the assad government's offers to switch sides. mark there. now, earlier today we spoke to seraj mahmoud, a volunteer with the syrian civil defence team, otherwise known as the white helmets. for the last 48 hours, seraj and his fellow volunteers have been recovering the dead and the injured sifting through the rubble. earlier today, seraj told us he lost one of his colleagues in the bombardment and in the last a0 days his division lost four volunteers. he spoke to us from douma city in eastern ghouta, where he was seeking shelter from the ongoing bombardment. testimony from the front line, there. joining me now is geert cappelaere, unicefs's regional director for the middle east and north africa. thank you for coming in. how does eastern ghouta compared to some of the other names that have become grimly famous in this syrian war such as aleppo? the situation is comparable with what we've seen over the past seven years. very comparable from the point of view of the children. today on

government and the alliance the most notable dismissal was the military chief of staff general abdul rahman bin salah binion is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fayyad been honeyed brady while the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mohammed bin some known who's likely to have been the driving force. the shake up followed russia's vetoing of a un resolution which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent weapons falling into the hands of who the rebels in yemen it's the first time russia has protected iran in the security council the fifteen member security council did however unanimously adopt a russian proposed resolution which extends targeted sanctions on iran related to the war in yemen russia doesn't like the outcome of certain expert panel reports it just doesn't like the messages doesn't mean it's been doing everything they say so we'll be watching our colleagues for the good of the united nations system to fight and fight a virus which your text

firing up the crowd is how feast abdul rahman mark leader of. a group the un says is a front for lashkar e tayyiba responsible for deadly attacks in india something the group has always denied. is. up. as the rally breaks up we make our way back stay there to try and speak with nike. by the us has put a two million dollar price on his head. it's not surprising then that he's well guarded can you truly say you're not sending fighters weapons into kashmir or beyond into india can you truly say that. yes a home. big secret neighborhood bought it. heavy equipment nor not for just for example done. many get back i'm done i'm into. but indian officials say mak used group is far from peaceful. they accuse them of masterminding the deadly attacks on indian soil. in two thousand and eight heavily armed gunman entered the city of mumbai killing one hundred sixty four people and injuring more than three hundred. after initial denials pakistani officials confirmed the attackers were all from pakistan and all linked to lashkar e tayyiba. even then it took al

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going blockade against his country is undermining the fight against terrorism mohammad bin abdul rahman elf on e bay speaking to the american enterprise institute in washington illegal to block it started last year again a state that is one of many instruments of sabotage intended to really my country into submission the world is discovering that the blockading states will stop at nothing illegal market manipulation different kind of going to sions humanitarian assaults so i don't sing the centers weaponize in public and and undermining the global fight against aids. still to come on this al-jazeera news hour fueled by hatred of muslims the man who drove into a crowd of worshipers outside a mosque is found guilty of murder and countdown today zero in cape town where tensions are running high as new water restrictions are introduced. in sports the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles hit the training ground as the countdown to super bowl continues. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. holloway is starting to see some slightly warmer weather slightly model

columcille rahman this is the out of their news our life why headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next sixty minutes. i have therefore come. to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect south africa's scandal plagued president jacob zuma reluctantly steps down under intense pressure from his own party. also seventeen people killed during a us high school shooting the suspect is a former student he'd been expelled and. russia can push the regime to commit to seeking a real peace in syria the u.s. and russia again trade blame at the u.n. after the special envoy for syria says the violence is at its worst level for years . also around moves in on black market money traders and sinking currency inflicts more pain on the economy. welcome to the news hour jacob zuma has resigned south africa's president heeding orders from his ruling party the a.n.c. he's going immediately bringing an end to almost nine scandal plagued years in power for me to miller possible from johannesburg. a reluctant announcement from an in vattel to president i have therefor

stories here in mississippi in a place called natchez mississippi we have the story of our prince abdul-rahman ybor he he was an african muslim prince and scholar came out of the area around gambia and he was actually slave to matches for over forty years and we have that story but but you're a combination of all these things that's unique here to the to the deep south on to mean africa american and muslim and why. why is it important to stress i mean in this example in your work this missing link of islam in this in this week's the most important reason is that it's going to help the african-american to become a first class citizen am opposed to a second class citizen and this whole standing up for rights fight for freedom leaving the whole effort in america for reforming america and bringing america to respect its own constitution all blending is really was that's what makes me optimistic about the future. this corner of the exhibition is really interesting because you've goals real evidence of this link between islam and slavery in mississippi and it put him of the man who was known as the

government and the alliance the most notable dismissal was the military chief of staff general abdul rahman bin salah bin yen is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general been honeyed brady while the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mohammed bin some none who's like that you have been the driving force. the shake up followed russia's vetoing of a un resolution which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent weapons falling into the hands of who the rebels in yemen it's the first time russia has protected iran in the security council the fifteen member security council did however unanimously adopt a russian proposed resolution which extends targeted sanctions on iran related to the war in yemen russia doesn't like the outcome of certain expert panel reports it just doesn't like the messages doesn't mean it's been doing everything they say so we'll be urging our colleagues for the good of the united nations system to fight in fact that is what your text doesn't

blockade against his country is undermining the fight against terror terrorism mohammed bin abdul rahman al found he was speaking to the american enterprise institute in washington d.c. the illegal block it started last year against qatar is one of many instruments of sabotage intended to billy my country into submission the world is discovering that the blockading states will stop at nothing illegal market manipulation different kind of going to sions humanitarian assaults silencing dissenters weaponize and probably gained and undermining the global fight against terrorism. still to come on this is here a news hour feels by hatred of muslims a man who drove his van into a crowd of worship of outside a london mosque if found guilty of. going to sentencing on good as well thousands of migrants continue to try to reach the united states but at this arrival point for deportation from people tell us the routes have become much more dangerous and installed the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles hit the training ground as the countdown to super bowl continues. however got a real bone

nor tarry officers in a major shake up now they include the military chief of staff general abdul rahman albany on and other defense officials no formal reason has been provided for the move which was announced early tuesday. the front runner in colombia's upcoming presidential elections in sabah pedro has alleged voting is at risk of massive fraud it claims the decision not to digitize the results from the country's polling stations makes fraud more likely colombians will vote in the presidential primary on march eleventh. well the central european nation of slovakia is in shock after a young journalist and his girlfriend were found shot dead in their home twenty seven year old young work for a news website police believe he was killed because of us were investigating corruption linked to top politicians in the last report examined the financial transactions the report of a political scandal the e.u. has called for the killers to be brought to justice. in his short journalistic career young had attempted to shine a light in some very dark places political corruption corporate tax evasio

welcome back to the al-jazeera news arabs a whole rahman a reminder of our top stories for israeli soldiers have been wounded two of them seriously and explosion along the israeli border with gaza now the israeli military blames her mass it's carried out air strikes targeting several locations in the southern gaza strip. also russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has dismissed u.s. allegations that thirteen russian nationals run a secret operation to sway the twenty sixteen presidential election in donald trump's favor but u.s. national security advisor h.r. mcmaster said the evidence of espionage is undeniable. also caught in pakistan as hunted for death sentences to a man convicted of raping and murdering a six year old girl a killing that led to widespread protests across the country as anyone salaries body was found in a rubbish dump after she'd been strangled. now yemen is facing a new health crisis after years of conflict already dealing with severe malnutrition and a cholera epidemic people are dying from what's thought to be bird flu kathy lopez reports. it's exactly what yemen's

alarms the whole rahman this is the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next sixty minutes nearly two hundred people are killed in three days house of russian and syrian jets ramp up airstrikes in rebel held areas. also amnesty international says nothing has changed in myanmar starvation adoptions and ethnic cleansing of ripping of muslims continues unabated . and israeli media say the police will recommend the prime minister benjamin netanyahu indicted on corruption charges plus. why donald trump is facing a backlash over his desire for a military parade. welcome to the news hour almost two hundred people have been killed in the past three days in rebel held parts of syria after some of the most intense airstrikes fighting and shelling in months thirty four people died on wednesday in eastern guta a rebel on klav on the outskirts of the capital damascus where four hundred thousand people estimated to be besieged by government forces since twenty thirteen four others died in italy a province which has been the target of recent chemical attacks a

ordered him to resign or face a parliamentary no confidence vote earlier today mr rahman poset was sworn in by chief justice mcgregor mcgregor. so. thank you thank. you he was greeted in the parliament by dancing and the standing ovation. thank you i. the country's new president then went on to address the legislature on that and many of you have spoken about unity you know spoken about poetry or tism you spoken largely about how we can all work together to improve the lives of our people god has a great deal of resonance with i believe in and what i intend to do well they w. our correspondent christine monde one has been following the story of force welcome christine so not even twenty four hours has gone by and the country has a new president just bring us up to speed and with that the sequence of events all right so now that it is official i imagine sort of also is going over a lengthy speech right now because tomorrow he is going to deliver the much anticipated state of the nation address this is when he talks to the south african public you also talked to to the world watching the u

lady but corruption allegations have dogged her long life in politics she and her eldest son tariq rahmanfaced more than thirty charges in this case including allegations of orchestrating political violence there is a strong opponents of prime minister sheikh hasina and says the allegations are politically motivated their office had jail sentence could trigger a political and stability. is in for a so tanvi a five year sentence that's come as a surprise. quite a surprise i don't think even a lot of the critics even expected that that should get five years and the rest of the five got ten years now of course she can i talk to her defense counsel. he say that they're going to appeal the process takes once they get that verdict start a fight verdict they'll go to the high court now that could take till sunday however the law minister said the presidio there is a presidio delay to get the certified copies which means it could be artificially delayed for them to take it to the high court once a goat goes to the high code to depend on the high courts but then if they got a stay order she'll be

guilty of investing more than two hundred sixty thousand dollars the court also sentence her son tariq rahman who lives in exile in london to ten years of a child he has more from dhaka i talked to her defense counsel. he said that they're going to appeal the process takes once they get that verdict certified verdict they'll go to the high court now that could take till sunday however the law minister said the presidio there is a presidio delay to get the certified copies which means it could be artificially delayed for them to take it to the high court once a gold goes to the high code to depend on the high courts but then if they got a stay order she'll be either out on bail and even if she stays in the jail she'll still be eligible for election until a final hearing in the high court takes place even within the appellate division now let me give you the situation on the street the city where i'm standing right now is just a few blocks from the court is eerily silent the stores are closed schools are closed there's hardly any car in the city there's been periodic clashes in the capital city