in connection with their reporting of the ranger crisis are expected to file appeals this week the reuters reporters wallonia. were sentenced to seven years in prison while investigating the massacre of revenge of muslims during a military crackdown last year many countries condemned the trial but as deep w.'s southeast asia correspondent boston heartache reports it's part of a wider push by the government in myanmar to stifle freedom of the press. a workers' strike on the outskirts of yangon. things get heated when protesters confront the police. lying to us in why is right in the middle reporting it live on facebook. but situations like these are not the dangers journalists like him fear most it's criticizing the powerful which has once again become a present danger in me and mark a risk like kids in why has to weigh up carefully whenever i have to publish a news and story i need to think. three times. that this story my security or this story can love me in the deal was in many kids that i thought he went to. to hide the real situation the true information so. so they also had already t

so they also had already our tried to address the threat alone and just only too well the two reuters journalists were sentenced to seven years in prison after investigating the involvement of me and maher security forces in mass killings in rakhine state these are the walls of yangon's notorious insein prison back in the days of military rule that housed many a political prisoner nowadays more and more journalists have to do time here not only well known and also whose case to international attention there are many more just recently three journalists were arrested and brought here because they reported on shady business deals by the yangon regional government and its head of human tame a close confidant of state councilor and nobel peace prize laureate aung san suu chiefs three journalists have been released on bail but the incitement charges so far have not been dropped if convicted they face up to two years in prison. de facto leader on sense suchi was once the figurehead of the democracy movement in her country a symbol of resistance against the decades long oppression by me and

coming in from a reuters news agency.into the sea this week with 189 aboard and brought it back to a ship on the surface, one of the divers told media on thursday. lion air's technical director was sacked just recently. the divers have found a box on the seabed, dudded out of the debris, all in —— orange in colour, they are saying, they have not specified whether it is the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder. more will come out on that. we reported earlier that indonesian search teams believed they had detected a signal. we understand they have retrieved a recorder from the jet and brought it back to a ship on the surface. more on that to come. a reminder of our top story: president trump has been speaking at a rally in florida in the first in a string of campaign appearances in the run—up to the midterm elections. he told his supporters that the democrat challengers had no policy other than to resist his vision for america. in the next six days he'll hold eleven more rallies to support republican candidate

around its leadership as he angrily rejected reports about a change in the line of succession but reuters news agency says it stands by its story which that members of the royal family want to see crown prince mohammed bin salma blocked from the throne after the matter of journalist jamal khashoggi the trumpet ministration meanwhile is standing by a saudis realize as she had her tansey reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be a prostitute justice and that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family w

around its leadership as he angrily rejected reports about a change in the line of succession but reuters news agency says it stands by its story which said members of the royal family want to see crown prince mohammed bin salmond blocks from the throne after the matter of. the trump administration meanwhile is standing by saudi's rule is as she had written the reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government would have needed me to say that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be a prostitute justice and that procedures will be reviewed and was to make sure it doesn't happen again he also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family wanted to block crown pr

this is al jazeera and these are the top stories reuters news agency says it's. standing by its report that some members of saudi arabia's ruling family family are working to prevent the crown prince from becoming king saudi arabia's foreign minister dismissed the story as outrageous and totally unacceptable during a defiant television interview. leadership of synergy been presented in the king in the problems is a red line for the saudi man or woman the country's totally supportive of them to condemn the saudi arabia is committed to the vision only do so put those who sometimes a vision twenty two june in terms of moving along the path of reform turkey is accusing the u.s. of trying to turn a blind died to shock she is madder and mocked president translate his comments about it is comical u.s. defense secretary james mattis says saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have ceased an offensive around yemen's vital port city of her data the u.n. special envoy to yemen met to see rebel leaders who are fighting to hold on to her data a british academic in the u.a.

foreign minister says there shouldn't be a cover up to maintain trade ties with riyadh meanwhile reuters news agency says it's standing by it. reports that some members of saudi arabia's ruling family are working to block the crown prince from becoming king that self to the saudi foreign minister dismissed this story as outrageous and totally unacceptable should have written reports. even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be protestants and that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family wanted to block crown prince mohammed bin

united around its leadership and he rejected a report about a change in the line of succession but reuters news agency says it stands by its story which said that members of the royal family want to see crown prince mohammed bin sandman blocked from the throne after the murder of journalist jamal kushal the trumpet ministration meanwhile is standing by some of these rulers as she have a chance he reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be protestants and that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family

united around its leadership as he rejected a report about a change in the line of succession the reuters news agency says it stands by its story which said that members of the royal family want to see prince mohammed bin blog on the throne after the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the trumpet ministration meanwhile is standing by sal these reporters as shihab rattansi reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government has legitimated that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be protestants and that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family wanted to block crown prince m

so they also had already are also a threat to as a threat alone and just only too well the two reuters journalists were sentenced to seven years in prison after investigating the involvement of me and maher security forces in mass killings in rakhine state these are the walls of yangon's notorious insein prison back in the days of military rule that housed many a political prisoner nowadays more and more journalists have to do time here not only well known and just whose case to international attention there are many more just recently three journalists were arrested and brought here because they reported on shady business deals by the yangon regional government and its head of human tame a close confidant of state councilor and nobel peace prize laureate aung san suu chiefs three journalists have been released on bail but the incitement charges so far have not been dropped if convicted they face up to two years in prison. de facto leader she was once the figurehead of the democracy movement in her country a symbol of resistance against the decades long oppression by me and mars' milit

but the reuters news agency stands by its reporting that members of the saudi royal family want to prevent the crown prince from becoming. fully back to boil watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.n. envoy is due to visit the many port city of days where fighting continues despite claims the coalition has pause its offensive and the filipino artists using their talents to fight back against what they fear is an increasingly authoritarian government. thank you for joining us denmark has joined germany in suspending weapon sales to saudi arabia over the matter of jamal the saudi foreign minister has again insisted that crown prince mohammed bin salman was not involved in the killing. has also denied reports that some members of the royal family want to block the crown prince from becoming king but the reuters news agency says it's standing by its reporting she has more from washington. even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at

a tad higher than the reuters consensus forecast of 105.3. so we have slightly better than expectations of current conditions the current business climate as i mentioned at the top as the october expectations were revised a little bit higher there as well. so putting it all together, perhaps not as bad as some people had feared after the weaker kmi numbers. >>> we'll get the details first with ifo president clemen clemens fuest. >> i think the market for some time we've had deteriorating data if you look at the quarter from germany, we had some contraction there. maybe this data isn't as robust yet to really encourage expectations. >> jane, just looking at euro, the currency, i'm really struggling to find reasons to be positive of the currency going into next year we're not only in the midst of a slow down in the pmi numbers slowing down germany as we saw gdp contracted in the last quarter, but we're seeing a bit of a bounce this morning on optimism with italy, but fundamentally the story doesn't look that positive going into next year i'm be

reuters says einhorn did not provide details on what made or lost money in the portfolio but the mostecent investor letter in october noted his bet against tesla was the biggest winner in the third quarter. einhorn has also been short a bubble basket of tech names. it's unclear how he traded netflix and amazon specifically, but if he was short he might have been able to capture the declines in recent weeks his 1% gain for the month stands in contrast to the average long short equity hedge fund. cnbc obtained performance estimates by credit suisse yesterday which showed losses of 7.75% in the month through october 30th >> if we don't see other big high profile hedge fund managers perform similarly well during the month of october, could it be a catalyst for big outflows >> absolutely. >> they've all been arguing that when we start to see more volatility it will be their sorts of market again. they need to perform well in the month of october, do they not? >> they do the month of october is what they've been selling for years hedge funds have been saying we perform when price swings are

joe menn of reuters as well, jon swartz of barron's.et's start with just some basic terms to start with. what is cbd and what is thc? ronan levy: so, cbd is cannabidiol, and thc is a delta nine tetrahydrocannabinol. scott: i'm so glad you said that, not me. ronan: those are long words, and typically they're referred to as cannabinoids. cbd is often seen as the more medical or therapeutic cannabinoid. it's known for having anti-epileptic properties, anti-seizure, can be very calming, anti-anxiety. thc is a thing most people commonly associate with cannabis, which is the part that's psychoactive-- scott: it gets you high. okay, so there are products that have cbd in them, and coke is looking at cbd, and there are products that have thc in them. the thcs are simply to get you high, but the cbds might be sold at what, liquor stores, 7-elevens? ronan: i mean, it ultimately depends on how the regulatory environment frames up. in north america and canada, cbd is still regulated like thc, so you can only buy it from licensed producers and throu

that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family wanted to block crown prince mohammed bin salman from assuming the throne he so outrageous comments that are being made are totally unacceptable and the kingdom of saudi arabia is unified on this issue the kingdom sanjay is committed to its leadership the kingdom of saudi arabia is committed to the vision that our leaders have put forth for us in terms of vision twenty thirty and in terms of moving along the path of reform of the pentagon u.s. defense secretary james mattis discussed the administration's reasons for backing saudi arabia despite calls for accountability for khashoggi is murder on the khashoggi affair he said presidents don't often get the freedom to work with unblemished partners in all things you don't mention the conflict in yemen if you want to end the war you're going to deal with saudi you can't say i'm not going to deal with them a rejection of the policy advocated by an increasing number of members of congress

royal family want to block the crown prince from the throne of the murder of jamal khashoggi the reuters news agency is standing by its story the leadership of surgery been presented in the king in the print news is a red line for every saudi man or woman the country is totally supportive of them to condemn the saudi arabia is committed to the vision that only do so have put forth for us in terms of vision twenty thirty and in terms of moving along the path of reform u.s. defense secretary james mattis says saudi and the emirates have seized an offensive around yemen's vital port city of where they there earlier the un special envoy to yemen met with the rebel leaders who've been fighting to hold on to the city. president donald trump has faced off for the supreme court chief justice in a dispute over the independence of america's judiciary john roberts took issue with the president after he denounced another judge who rejected the trumps asylum policy and u.s. troops on the southern border with mexico could be given permission to use lethal force if necessary to protect customs official

something in from the united states reported on reuters —— reuters, saying republican and democrat senatorsrabia over the death of macro will —— khashoggi. and for its role in yemen's devastating civil war. if it we re yemen's devastating civil war. if it were to become law, the bill would suspend weapons sales to saudi arabia and prohibit us refuelling of saudi coalition aircraft for riyadh's campaign in yemen. shi'ite muslim fighters that yemen's neighbours view as agents of iran in that proxy war. it's notjust about jamal khashoggi, it's about yemen. whether the jamal khashoggi element of it will be affected by this decision, we willjust have to wait and see. there was a story a couple of weeks ago about the midair refuelling being scaled back. obviously this has moved on apace. the uk has been able to use stronger language. lets finish with the back page of the telegraph. rudy's last hurrah. wayne rooney's final appearance with england, didn't manage to score, i believe, but they did win 3—0 against the united states. is been afforded this glorified lap of honour which i can't think of

. >> according to reuters, these pictures, they took tell a different story. children crying, according to reuters, they're running away from tear gas thrown by u.s. border patrol agents. [ screaming ] >> reporter: desperation turns to anger. as migrants overwhelm mexican police and storm the u.s. border. hundreds of migrants, part of the caravan of central americans who have been moving north for weeks. that first protested then grew more aggressive. the president saying the situation called for the use of force. >> they had to use, because they were being rushed by some very tough people, and they used tear gas. here's the bottom line, nobody's coming into our country unless they come in legally. >> the u.s. border patrol says four of its officers outfitted in riot gear were hit with rocks but not injured. they deployed tear gas and shot tether balls to disburse the crowd. video captured the my grantses as they ran toward the border and then fanned out looking for any weak point. one mother is dragging her children away from the conflict and smoke. one of he

president donald trump he also set me in mass arrests of two reuters journalists was quote deeply troubling. you are right up to speed with all our top stories the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream. in thirty minutes. a congress divided between democrats and republicans. what does it mean for america and the world in these remaining two years of donald trump's presidency. on al-jazeera. i'm really could be here in the stream today family planning what makes a topic so controversial in some african nations well explore the issue of family planning on the continent with the help of your comments and your questions so send them to us live on you tube or via twitter. reproductive health organizations in some african countries say they are improving the tunnel health and empowering women to have greater freedom in their lives decide when they want to have children one u.n. sponsored initiative has a target of getting one hundred twenty.

now the reuters news agency says the u.s.may stop refueling aircraft in the saudi iraqi coalition fighting in yemen the u.s. has been under pressure to limit its assistance in the war that's created a huge humanitarian crisis meanwhile yemeni government forces backed by the coalition have launched a major offensive to retake the rebel held city of the data un as one that thousands of people have been trapped by the fighting in the hayward reports. on the edge of her day the battle to territory is intensifying it is a relentless spite with both sides claiming they are making gains data is the prize at the center of this nearly seventy percent of the emmons commercial imports pass through the city's poorest practically un supervised eight pro-government forces backed by saudi arabia say a major offensive is now underway to try to take her data back to the fighters the ones that have remained in order. what. goods basically it's like food prices or basic commodities. because structurally hospitals and schools have closed because

tim cook talked to reuters. there.cussion about emerging-market weakness also talked about foreign market exchange, and timing of the device and concerns about whether or not they will be able to meet demand. there is always that perennial question about production. now the backdrop of all of this warhe brewing trade between the u.s. and china. apple have talked about some of their devices, some of their smaller products being affected and there is this general question over the economy about whether or not rising interest rates, trade war with ch ina, are going to dampen consumer sentiment? amazon had a forecast for the holiday quarter that came in leiter than expected. this is a big question about whether global economic issues are weighing on consumer sentiment. selina: the bank stocks minus apple have been punished a lot. they have been pretty resilient what is interesting they have such vulnerability to what is going on in china. how are investors factoring in this china headwind? how long can they stay out of thi

the president of the white house correspondents association, he had been in reuters, says, white house press secretary says it is suspending jim acosta's white house credentials, called a hard pass, after today's press conference britt we will show you that momentarily coming up at 8:00 eastern. we will get a few more calls and we go to tennessee. this is jd. caller: yeah, i just really am so thankful that the midterms are finally passed us. thatso amazing to me america has to put up with the amount of money that is spent on these campaigns when every time you turn around, you're hearing what sounds like immature children on the tv bashing the other candidate over and over and over again. knowsblic never really what the candidates are standing for because of all the negative ads, the lines that are told -- lies that are told. if the country doesn't, if we the people don't stand together and do something about campaign spending, it's just so out of hand. think of all the money that is bent, -- is spent, all the veterans that could be helped, all the starving children across america that

reuters news agency says two of its reporters tail the me and mark have appealed their convictions and a stay. secrets case decided evidence of a police cover up and a lack of proof while alone and all were found guilty in september they've been sentenced to seven years in prison. and afghan officials says at least thirteen soldiers and police have been killed by the taliban in an attack in eastern province all six militants involved were killed more than ten others wounded during a three hour battle with afghan forces. well here in germany top leaders from chancellor merkel's christian democrats are meeting have their berlin headquarters to discuss the party's future without her. one sticking point is whether the party should return to its conservative roots or remain more liberal centrist as it has under machall the chancellor says she intends to remain in office until all lections and twenty twenty one but her replacement as party leader will be voted on during a wider conference next month. let's turn to our political. assignment young standing by at c.u. headquarters right now goo

burden for banks so i'm not sure whether they are out of the woods is specially because according to reuters is now asking thoughts of bank to supply information about them and they will decide whether they have acted in a right way or not and it's not just all that litigation the banks struggling with a major restructuring and other restructuring and not the c.e.o. . yeah it's a bank is a restructuring mode for the last three years they haven't made a profit for us for years now the new c.e.o. is even is pushing heavily inside the bank to catch costs and also to kind of revive morale inside the lender a big problem for the bank as revenues their revenues are falling and falling especially in investment banking where it's really crucial for the banks to make money because that was the biggest money making machine they had so dodge a bank is in restructuring mode and see if saving can save the bank thank you were there to see. how the latest i phones afloat that's the question many investors are asking themselves as apple's share price tumbles the wall street journal reports that lower than e

the british pound gain point six percent on the news but later on thursday a source told the reuters news agency that no deal had been moved this spokesman for the british government also said there was no deal for financial sector is crucial to british interest it's it contributes an annual one hundred twenty billion pounds to the u.k. economy. was now the subject of bragg's its business leaders from ireland demanding clarity over trade post breaks it because free trade has been a matter of war and peace in northern ireland the irish border region has been a focal point for sectarian tensions for decades decades but now it's become a place of prosperity. the border running through the tiny irish community of month is hardly recognizable anymore to drive the few miles to dairy has become something quite normal in recent years dairy is in northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom before the border was heavily guarded if you look for them you can still find relics from that time most people here don't want to go back to that the open border has brought many people jobs and a

because her dad is one of two reuters journalist from myanmar sentenced to seven years in prison.ter to know how her father loves her she says. they were convicted of possessing state secrets in a trial widely regarded as a sham. >> they have no evidence. i mean if you actually read the judgment you'll see what a farce the trial was. they had no intention to harm the state. >> reporter: activists say they were targeted for investigating illegal killings, implicating the military. an area where the u.n. said the burmese army and others committed genocide against the rohingya people. seven members were later convicted and sentenced to ten years. cnn visited the village where the two journalists reported on. now the remain of the rohingya side of town are left. all the houses burned down. innocent or not, he sits in prison and his wife sits at home. i feel like this is the moment i'm struggling. she is stoic. she said she's proud of his defiance and calls for press freedom but her daughter has been sick lately and talking about the hospital trip she cracks. others are with their husb

this is all discovered by reuters in an investigation. it is incredible.t seems clear that linking it to basic needs like food and medicine but including information whether you voted and what party belong to and what you do on social media. there is no question the government is deciding we will let them live that support our government. and we let everybody else starve. liz: okay purely breaking his peer "washington post" reporting that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince ordered the assassination of journals, jamal khashoggi last month in his temple. they claim he was not involved in the killing. your reaction to that quickly? >> is incredible. apparently, jamal khashoggi was, he talked over the phone to the princes brothers said come to the embassy to get your information that you need to get married. you will be safe. emily was clearly an operation from the beginning. the cia says they have very high, high probability this is what happened. it is shocking and i do hope there will be consequences for those involved. liz: kelly jane torrance co

gibraltar clearing the way for an on sunday to approve a briggs a deal with british prime minister may reuters news agency is citing a diplomatic source on the breakthrough to have become the latest sticking point final push to defend its agreement with the e.u. spanish prime minister had. received written assurances of the future of the british territory. i'm now joined from london in brussels by my colleagues baggett maas and math hoffmann respectively so max let's begin with you what can you tell us about this information that we've just received we know that the president of the european council that represents the e.u. member states was on the phone today with pitt or son just the prime minister of spain and ever since we've been hearing positive noises out of the e.u. council but we need to be careful about this we only have so far one source saying that we are much closer to the summit tomorrow on sunday and one source claiming there has been a deal the deal was struck between going to seoul the president of the council and pedro sanchez we don't know where the brits stand on that as at

this is according to a reuters report. reuters citing sources familiar with the matter.once again the to stop production at plants in ohio and michigan. not affecting the stock just yet. it is up 2% right now 45 minutes into the open. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." with unprecedented wealth coming over a ten-year economic run, the world has changed pretty dramatically. guests.oined now by our definitely $38 billion in assets under management, jim. i understand one of the averages is $78 million with a floor of $50 million, correct? jim: that's right. vonnie: let's kick it off with the idea we are in an unprecedented bull run and have had a lot of wealth created. what is the primary goal your clients have with all this wealth when they come to you? jim: well, let me set this up a little bit. i think without it downing, we have three different types of clients. family,enerational which is a family that is going to have its wealth f

sunday suchi on the sidelines of a regional summit they also pressed for the release of two jailed reuters journalists only. california firefighters have been battling a new flare up in a huge fire burning outside los angeles blay said this on ventura wreck outtake it's one of the largest to hit southern california in recent memory at least forty eight people have been confirmed dead in fires and across the state exact number of missing is unclear. three israel's defense minister avigdor lieberman has resigned over a ceasefire with the palestinian militant group hamas the truce was agreed to to end the deadly escalation in cross border violence that followed an israeli raid in gaza and least eight palestinians were killed in fighting over the weekend after having gone lieberman was one. was one of the first to hawkish members of the israeli government and he had demanded a much tougher response to palestinian rocket fire. much more of the cease fire combined with a deal with hamas is a surrender to terror. there's no other way of defining it no other meaning but a surrender to terror. and

meeting sochi on the sidelines of a regional summit he also pressed for the release of two jailed reuters journalists . thousands of firefighters are still battling to contain blazes across northern and southern california authorities say they are starting to gain the upper hand but the threat is far from over at least forty eight people have been killed in the worst fires in the state's history and hundreds are missing national guard troops have been dispatched to help search for human remains in the town of paradise. this is what's left of paradise in northern california defying go to town so quickly that many people have no time to escape. now teams of forensic scientists to sifting through the rubble searching for human remains. finding the bodies of some victims in and around the wreckage of cars a grim reminder of last desperate efforts to free the flames. one person who made a narrow escape was nineteen year old patty saunders. everywhere we went it was all around all sides in front of and then we kept stopping we couldn't go to traffic would stop and then we finally got to a place

te contamos que el veterano fotÓgrafos de la agencia reuters captÓ la imagen viral que comenzÓ cuando que vio a muchÍsima gente corriendo con niÑos. aÑadiÓ que marÍa corrÍa muy asustada con uno de sus hijos descalzo y el otro con una chancleta que perdiÓ por el caos. vamos a invitarlo a que trcom conocer mÁs del testimonio de este fotÓgrafo. carolina: es una mujer que tiene cinco hijos, llegÓ a estados unidos para pedir asilo polÍtico, dice que quiere conseguir trabajo aunque sea mÉxico. a pesar de la polÉmica, el presidente trump defendiÓ de manera enÉrgica el uso de gas lacrimÓgeno frontera con mÉxico para ahuyentar a los migrantes, que es segÚn Él lanzaban proyectiles a los militares. escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] borja: vamos a recordarles que segÚn the washington post, a los expertos consultados el usÓ estÁ contemplado para poder disuadir las campaÑas o este grupo de personas en un momento que lo necesitan. carolina: ese dÍa antes de que todo se tornara tambiÉn lentos el presidente trump dijo en twitter que el pais deberia lanzar su propio canal estatal de television por cable pa

thousand people what was interesting there i think i don't know whether you saw the photos taken by a reuters photographer there while the demolishing of the homes in that shanty town next door or the green of a golf course and there are golfers watching the destruction of these homes it really sums up doesn't it in the quality center of. the kibera situation is also deeply alarming to me and again i spoke out about that situation thirty thousand people facing homelessness. that mean that's the reality completely contrary to international human rights law and kenya's own constitution which protects the right to housing and has provisions around for steve actions. you know as i said the standard. for these situations is that you know force eviction is one considered a gross violation of human rights no community should be victim unless there is absolutely no viable alternative i have seen situations in thailand where in bangkok where the government wanted to build off ramp from a highway right into a community an informal settlement and the community rallied and managed to figure out a way tha

brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these three reuters journalists were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the story simply out of the most see as the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera insult career around two million dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the main one used to investigate. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every jew. this is the opportunity to understand a very different where where there. is and we don't leave. i always have a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of iranians are marking the thirty ninth anniversary of the u.s. embassy takeover a day before u.s. sanctions a back and forth iran's leadership has played down the u.s. the commander of the revolutionary guard says will resist any sanctions. as an international oil and energy consultant and he s

president richard says he is a text soon after tortured killed and then dismembered reuters news agency says this men sowed cutter. a top aide to saudi prince mohammed bin cell man supervises the killing virus sky cool for days after his disappearance saudi officials insist he left the building surveillance footage shows those behind his murder wanted to make it look that way one member of the team dresses in casual g.'s clothes even wears a false beard but tellingly his own shoes he walks out of the consulate throw back exit to make it look like she left about two hours after his the consulate collect vented from the consulate to the nearby residents of the saudi consul the scene there at sixteen fifty three all the time to show his fiance is waiting outside the saudi consulate a teacher alerts authorities and turkish intelligence and security agents rushed to atatürk a port according to sources they searched at least one of the private jets and baggage too but after twenty one hundred on october the second the second of the private jets departs for riyadh no sign of could show g. and