i do not see the war as a proxy war the rani an influence on the forty rebels in the country is not really strong we hardly have an iranian presence we do have a presence perhaps. doesn't military advisers. see the conflict between the two richest states the richest in the region namely saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . which are to some extent. supported by iran but it's a. decision to stop the these are in a very strong position simply because if they don't lose they way it's ok would that mean that there is a positive for. just laid out well. it all depends on the administration and as we all know the ministration is not that. is not the real partner anymore that it was until two thousand and fifteen so i think we can be somewhat optimistic about the actors on the ground especially saudi arabia to some extent and the u.a.e. are not that much interested in conflict resolution right now they still think that they can win this war but there might be a truce yes ok thanks very much peter steinberg from the germans for international and security affairs. now for some of the other stories making

i do not see the war as a proxy war the rani an influence on the forty rebels in the country is not really strong we hardly have an iranian presence we do have a presence perhaps. doesn't military advisers. see the conflict as one between the two richest states two off the richest states in the region namely saudi arabia and the u.a.e. against the hutu rebels which are to some extent. supported by iran but it's a sovereign who's the decision to stop the fight in the whole things are in a very strong position simply because if they don't lose they will it's a rebel move ok would that mean that there is a positive for them for the nor gershon's looking at the just laid out well it all it all depends on the trump administration and as we all know the administration is not not that reliable and saudi arabia has is not the real partner anymore that it was until two thousand and fifteen so i think we can be somewhat optimistic but the actors on the ground especially saudi arabia to some extent the whole tease and the u.a.e. . are not that much interested in conflict resolution right now they sti

kate gave birth to daughter -- i think it's rani rose hudson fujikawa. >> oh, nice. >> yes, little rani. i would just call her sweetheart every time i see her. >> i want to see grandpa, aka wyatt earp, changing a diaper. >> we'll work on that for you. maybe in another post. we'll direct message, we'll dm kate and hook you up. >>> okay, so the clue was me being called doctor. an update now on the man who is the true doctor near and dear to our hearts. some of you may have been wondering what our esteemed colleague dr. ron claiborne has been doing since his retirement. heilife ia. teachisand worked crocodile enclosure. dan, you've been talking to him. >> yeah, i said that picture of him near the crocodile didn't look safe. he was told as long as he keeps a close eye on them, he's fine and that the two adults in the water don't move very fast on land. >> that's assuring. >> oh, my goodness. >> look, he's been -- he was playing with chimpanzees. >> i know, it's incredibly cute. this is a sign of what a quality human being he is. >> exactly. >> he's not sitting around playing golf, although

a group of suspected migrants were arrested on monday morning after landing on a beach in kent six rany a member also found a breach in the dover on sunday morning international history professor alan scared told us up till the u.k. government's efforts to tackle the crisis between un satisfactory. the current administration has been at fault we only have five betrayal boats in the channel sort of unified patrol boats for the border force only one of these is actually in the do it was straight in the channel and it's not always that. the government seems to. done nothing to supply more boats parties because in past years they've been very few attempts to cross the channel but since christmas there have been no but a hundred attempts assia partly because the great fear that one spread happens the be much more difficult to cross the bridge. of two years of bitter wrangling the u.s. and israel's decision to leave the un's culture and heritage organisation came into force monday washington announced its intention to boycott you know school in october accusing the agency of and he israel bia

we were all set up for the holiday, said rani, a beach vendor. now it's all destroyed.am going to do, she asked, how will we rebuild? indonesian authorities blamed this volcano in the same area as the infamous krakatoa that erupted more than century ago. experts say there may have been a massive landslide. but it takes an earthquake to trigger tsunami alerts, so there was no warning this one was coming. dr simon boxall is a british oceanographer. >> there was very little that could have been done in this case. and it is just a tragic fact of nature. >> reporter: rescuers continue their hunt, but amid such widespread devastation, it is hard to have much hope for finding anymore survivors. barry petersen, cbs news, london. >> quijano: a high school wrestler in new jersey was forced to make a quick decision: cut off his dreadlocks or forfeit the match. meg oliver takes a look at what happened next. >>reporter: high school wrestler andrew johnson stood silently as his dreadlocks were cut seconds before his match in new jersey last week. referee alan maloney apparently order

rani says she doesn't know how they will rebuild.lation: we were all set up for christmas and the new year holiday period, but it's been destroyed by the waves and the rest has been stolen. what am i going to do? families here say they had no warning and there was confusing information coming out from the government. translation: what was the government doing? at first, they said they hadn't been a tsunami last night. they took ages to act. these waves were devastating. it was clearly a tsunami. over here, an image that gives you a sense of the power of the waves. these cars, i'm told, were parked on the other side of the road and they have been pushed into each other on top of what was a holiday villa — full at this time of year. here at this local clinic, desperate families are looking for their relatives. the injured are still arriving, and the death toll is still rising. translation: the victims were local people who own shops and stalls here, but there were many visitors too. we're trying to open the access road. last night, a l

rani says she doesn't know how they will rebuild.on: we were all set up for christmas and the new year holiday period, but it's been destroyed by the waves and the rest has been stolen. what am i going to do? families here say they had no warning and there was confusing information coming out from the government. translation: what was the government doing? at first they said they hadn't been a tsunami last night. they took ages to act. these waves were devastating. it was clearly a tsunami. over here, an image that gives you a sense of the power of the waves. these cars, i'm told, were parked on the other side of the road and they have been pushed into each other on top of what was a holiday villa — full at this time of year. here at this local clinic, desperate families are looking for their relatives. the injured are still arriving, and the death toll is still rising. translation: the victims were local people who own shops and stalls here, but there were many visitors too. we are trying to open the access road. last night, a lot o

i do not see the war as a proxy war the rani an influence on the forty rebels in the country is not really strong we hardly have an iranian presence of we do have a presence perhaps so. dozen military advisers. see the conflict as one between the two richest states two off the richest states in the region namely saudi arabia and the u.a.e. against the whole three rebels which are to some extent. supported by iran but it's a sovereign who think decision to stop the fight and the who things are in a very strong position simply because if they don't lose they way it's a revolution ok would that mean that there is a positive for us and for the nor gershon's looking at the just laid out well it all it all depends on the bad news tradition and as we all know the administration is not not that reliable and saudi arabia has is not the real partner anymore that it was until two thousand and fifteen so i think we can be somewhat optimistic but the actors on the ground especially saudi arabia to some extent the whole trees and the u.a.e. are not that much interested in conflict resolution right now t

rani says she doesn't know how they will rebuild.: we were all set up for christmas and the new year holiday period, but it has all been destroyed by the waves and the rest has been stolen. what am i going to do? families here say they had no warning and there was confusing information coming out from the government. translation: what was the government doing? at first they said there hadn't been a tsunami last night. they took ages to act. these waves were devastating. it was clearly a tsunami. here at this local clinic, desperate families carry out the grim task of trying to identify the dead. officials believe underwater landslides caused by volcanic eruptions at the nearby mount anak krakatoa may have triggered the huge waves and the volcano remains active. authorities are warning that there could be another tsunami and are telling people to stay away from the beaches. dr sue dawson is a hazard geoscientist at dundee university. thank you for speaking to us. can you explain how this eruption seems to have caused the tsunami? is i

rani says she doesn't know how they will rebuild.ear holiday period but it's been destroyed by the waves and the rest has been stolen. what am i going to do? families here say they had no warning and there was confusing information coming out from the government. translation: what was the government doing? at first they said they hadn't been a tsunami last night. they took ages to act. these waves were devastating. it was clearly a tsunami. over here, an image that gives you a sense of the power of the waves. these cars, i am told, were parked on the other side of the road and they have been pushed into each other on top of what was a holiday villa. full at this time of year. here at this local clinic, desperate families are looking for their relatives. the injured are still arriving. and the death toll is still rising. translation: the victims were local people who own shops and stalls here but there were many visitors too. we were trying to open the access road. last night a lot of debris had been dragged in and clogged the road. o

determined to continue to deepen our cooperation in these areas and like to ask my brother mr president rani to take the microphone. at the midst of all. mr or the gun. present. for follow to express regret is that your invitation. for your warm hospitality. and i'm. sure. don't want. to join. all right we appear to be having some technical difficulties. with our translator.

the first constitutions in human history is believed to have been written in a city state of sign rany dating from the third century b.c.e. it laid down rules for the distribution of property and basic civil rights. today the excavations are tended to by professor caught him from by the university expunged by gadhafi from the history books as a legacy of colonialism the pagan temples are now under threat by the islamic state historical milestones like the constitution no siree need to have been largely forgotten. where does the house for the last back then were quite progressive shall i do you look up to us through what am i trying to create something similar. oh you can tell if you have libya has creek roman and even jewish roots that's all part of our culture. to defend and yeah i mean man i don't know not only arabs but others around for comes european culture is as deeply rooted in the mediterranean as we are or to be a year old this history lives in us to the bottom of the earth that's right and. look at how this is our heritage. you can't destroy an ancient temple because of its

that along the barrier since march calling for the right of return for palestinian refugees since the ranis began more than two hundred fifteen palestinians have been killed and at least eighteen thousand have been injured by israeli forces there's the headlines to stay with us the crusades an arab perspective is next to see or to that by phone or. in the history of conflicts between east and west. the mightiest battle between christianity and islam. a holy war in the name of religion. for the first time. the story of the crusades. from an arab perspective. love. love. love. the crusades are the epitome of holy war. yet the roots of this two hundred year conflict laid out in religion but in the economic condition of medieval europe late a little sleep. shae that look at that the less you know. there the in the less no. doubt unless that from the cliche. while the pope was trying to hang on to his historical forward to over the people of your. all at once you set off and then all elements and bubble like elements i get. meanwhile in the east internal divisions had weakened the previously all