that saturday's attack on saudi arabia's oil facilities originated in iran the unnamed sources tell reuters news agency that the strike involved drones as previously reported and cruise missiles iraq has rejected all claims of responsibility for the attack britain's brags that battle has moved to the supreme court which has begun hearing a case claiming that bores that prime minister boris johnson acted illegally when he suspended parliament as johnson says the shutdown was necessary to present a new legislative agenda opponents say the real reason was to prevent parliamentary scrutiny. a surge of anti foreigner violence is taking a toll on the south african city of johannesburg that's in addition to an economic downturn already hurting the country businesses are keeping their doors closed and visitors are canceling trips to one of the city's most popular areas because of the recent unrest it's a toxic mix that threatening a decade long effort to revive the former slum. 6 states the john is big in a city has been rocked by 2 uses violence sangley mobs looting and destroying anything in the

. >> sreenivasan: reuters reporter amanda becker is on the coast at nags head, north carolina, and shhas more on whatesidentsen there faced during the storm. amanda, it looks like kind of a gorgeous day on the beach. >> people are returning to a beautiful day today. they started letting permanent residents and critical business owanrs and personnel back in at noon. and they are returning to actually what is a perfect beach day. strong waves, but other than that, it's gorgeous here. >> sreenivasan: yeah, you can see some of the-- how far and how high did the sea get during the storm? i'm assuming you couldn't ben'st ding where you are now. >> yes, actually, yesterday hours after the huanehere, a few cleared out, was all the way up to the dunes. there was really no beach yet. so they're starting-- and i'll a turnittle bit. you can start to see they are regaining their beach. it's kind of almost back towh e it was two days ago before the storm. >> sreenivasan: and what kind of damage did the people thereea in nag'sor along the outer banks experience? >> so i've only been able to get to the

. >> reuters reported on dozens of emails, some of which contained offensive language.alwell reportedly called a then student emotionally i am balanced a aand -- imbalanced and retarded. falwell quoted as lashing out about students parking in private lots instead of paying parking fees to liberty. quote, these students need to learn to play by the rules or they can go to another college. i'm tired of this crap. unquote. in other emails reported by reuters, falwell calls a university official a bag of hot air who couldn't spell the word profit. in another, reuters says falwell calls another official a half wit, and easy to manipulate. speaking to cnn, falwell confirmed the emails were authentic, said they lacked content. saying i would have to see the full thread to see what i was talking about, unquote. falwell told cnn the emails are stolen, he asked the fbi to investigate what he calls a criminal conspiracy, saying former employees and board members leaked documents and emails in attempt to oust him. his demands for federal probe follow a poll it costory on unnamed so

takes on a new investigatory role in a year's long cascade of scandals at deutsche bank reuters reported that e.c.b. staff are considering opening a formal investigation deutsche bank for alleged an authorized purchases of their own securities specifically bonds classes. wide as 81 and 82. joining us now to once again orient us to the global event economic events of the day is richard wolfe professor emeritus of economics at the famed you mass amhurst and author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism richard wolffe professor wolf there is so much to get to here since we saw you last but 1st. let's go to the u.s. central bank the federal reserve which as expected lower the target range on the key federal funds rate by $25.00 basis points wall street seems to be giving another thumbs down on the rate cut so looking at this let's go to. let's go to the jay powell explaining the fed's choices they're cutting rates to boost the economy but here's what a poll said recently about the state of the u.s. economy. so we're not forecasting we were expecting a recession as i mentioned incoming da

we are hearing from the reuters news agency that several people have been shot in the dutch city here. that's quoting the police in the netherlands so several people shotin in the netherlands so several people shot in the netherlands. no more details at the moment. no idea really how many people have been shot or whether this is a terrorist related incidents but we will bring you more details on that in a moment. just one line of information coming into us and police saying that several people have been shot in the netherlands. much more that as it comes into us. so as we heard earlier, john bercow says he's standing down as speaker of the house of commons. in an emotional farewell, he said he had tried to be the backbenchers‘ backstop and that being speaker had been the greatest honour and privilege of his parliamentary life. throughout my time as a speaker, i have sought to increase the relative authority of this legislature, for which i will make absolutely no apology to anyone, anywhere, at any time. to deploy, a perhaps dangerous phrase, i have also sought to be the backbenchers

and the author of berkow mr speaker rowdy living in the tory party from birmingham on skype alex to reuter director of the center for briggs and studies at birmingham city university and also from london sonny upon our journalist and author of just boris a tale of blonde ambition welcome you all to the program sonia let me start with you boris johnson has lost 6 important votes in 6 days just how damaged is he right now. thing any other time insert has ever gone through us he has i mean he does that quite often like a a man defeated a man who's had the rug pulled out from under his feet and interestingly actually last night he he performs slightly better in the commons and he has done to date but i think he doesn't like a man who knows he's in a corner now we just have to guess or possibly trying guess how he gets out of this corner will he resign a some people say he might will he call a 2nd referendum on bret's it as other people say that he might it's a perfect storm so many avenues are now closed he's going to have to do something really radical to get out of this mess otherwise he is

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embassy the reuters news agency says at least 3 people were killed. on the bomb attached to a police vehicle exploded at this campaign running for president afghani in part of one province dolly we understand was but at least $24.00 people including children were killed we're joining us on the phone now is a security analyst in kabul we understand you know some more details about both attacks what more can you tell us. yes. you said really added like today. 2 explosions one explosion took place in iran we have president and he had election brayley and the 2nd explosion. was in kabul and. the $9.00 to $1.00 of them in the ministry of defense is burning. in iran and a dictionary president on the west. reportedly has. a d.n.r. complected. reports about scheduling a key some people say 20 people got some said people got killed and. that explosion noted. but yet i'm of the health significance both of these attacks that you've just described in the broader context of the run up to the general election later this month. i think security is a big concern out

the reuters news agency says algeria's prime minister will resign to pave the way for a new elections nobody in but do a replace longtime president up to lizzie's but a flicker he was forced out by mass demonstrations activists have demanded prime minister but do we step down for any new elections are held they also want the former presidents in a circle to be removed from power of the army to play a small role in algeria as a fair as cameron's president has announced a national dialogue to try to solve a separatist crisis in a rare public address to the nation president paul b.s. says he wants to end the conflict between security forces and armed rebels in cameron's english speaking areas and will be led by the prime minister and will start at the end of this month people in english speaking regions say that marginalized by the majority who speak french the u.n. says fighting since 2070 has killed 800 people and displaced half a 1000000 of us. that is why i have decided to convene at the end of this month a major national dialogue that will enable us within the limits of our constitu

they would discard the lse's purchase of the reuters data company. good morning. of course, francine lacqua. it is september 11 and the rumor and says in new york with -- and the remembrances in new york with mike -- with vice president mike pence. -- dealing with breaking news with the minister. francine: i was speaking to the u.k. business secretary as the news broke about the hong kong exchange. she was basically saying that they would welcome all kinds of investment. she said she would have to look at it a little deeper but she did not say there were concerns or that there were not concerns. we have to keep an open eye for the government response. the london stock exchange response has been pretty interesting because they say they are remaining to be committed and continue to make good progress on their proposed acquisition. augustat was the acquisition proposal. it is a competitor to the bloomberg terminal. hereour "first word news," is viviana hurtado. unexpectedxt -- offer to buy the london stock exchange and that could throw the lse's own transformative de

that saturday's attack on saudi arabia's oil facilities originated in iran the unnamed sources told reuters that the strong involved dragoons as previously reported and cruise missiles iran has rejected all claims of responsibility for the attack. and new york has become the 1st out of the silo flavored east cigarettes authorities voted to impose an immediate ban amid growing health concerns and the surge in popularity among young people the ban does not apply to tobacco flighted the secrets. the afghan taliban has carried out more suicide bombings a week after the u.s. president called off peace talks with the insurgent group 26 people in sharikov just north of the capital were killed in the 1st of tuesday's attacks when a bomb exploded near an election rally being addressed 5 president he was on a 2nd blast in the capital kabul killed at least 22 people and wounded many more. panic and chaos a survivor scattered from the scene of the attack as the 2000 people had come to listen to president fanny in the town of when a suicide bomber detonated his explosive belt. here to suddenly on a moto

possibility again i'm talking about griffin it is which is a large data provider owned by thomson reuters a while ago frankfurt tried to take over parts of refuted but this deal failed because the london stock exchange came out with a higher takeover bid for the whole of ricin a tive now with this deal hong kong land on london becoming a possibility it's become ming also probable that rif initiative would be put on the market again and that of course would be good news for frankfurt and that's assuming of course the deal goes through so our question is whether that will happen konrad who's in there for us in frankfurt thank you. and to the frankfurt motor show now where companies are introducing new electric models and touting their commitments reducing emissions many of the same companies are also selling record numbers of the emissions heavy sport utility vehicles or s.u.v.s take a look. if you cherry easy electric at least that the narrative the world's biggest car makers are keen to present us in frankfurt motor show stock is no exception the german car giant is hoping its new id 3 wi

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that saturday's attack on saudi arabia's oil fields originated in iran unnamed sources are telling reuters news agency that the strike involved drones and cruise missiles iran has rejected all claims of responsibility for the attack. the afghan taliban has carried out more suicide bombings a week after u.s. president donald trump called off peace talks with the insurgent group 26 people in showery car just north of the capital were killed in the 1st of today's attacks when a bomb exploded near an election rally that was being attended by president gandhi he was unhurt a 2nd blast in the capital kabul killed at least 22 people and wounded many more. saddam panic and chaos a survivor scott to from the scene of the attack as the 2000 people had come to listen to president family in the town of sharikov when the suicide bomber detonated his explosive belt. here to suddenly and about on a motorbike arrived at a huge explosion went off for the last people were martyred and that was a visit which are in the desperate scramble the wounded were piled on to pickup trucks and raced to hospital. but t

saturday's attack on saudi arabia's oil facilities originated in iran the unnamed sources told the reuters news agency that the strike involved drones as previously reported and cruise missiles iran has rejected all claims of responsibility for the attack. swedish climate activist has met iraq obama the former u.s. president who helped broker the 2015 paris climate accord. as one of the planet's rightists advocates in the u.s. for next week's un climate summit and is set to tie in friday's global climate strike in new york. and new york has become the 1st u.s. day all of this. race authorities voted to impose an immediate ban a meeting growing health concerns and the surging popularity of fighting among young people the ban does not apply to tobacco cigarettes. a surge of anti foreigner violence is taking a toll on south africa's biggest city johannesburg that's in addition to an economic downturn already hurting the country businesses that keeping their doors closed and visitors the canceling trips to one of the city's most popular areas because of the recent unrest it's a toxic mix that'

saturday's attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities did originate in iran unnamed sources told the reuters news agency that the strikes involve drones and cruise missiles secretary of state my pump is on his way to saudi arabia to discuss possible retaliation spanish voters will be heading to the polls again in november caretaker prime minister has announced new elections after no party was able to form a government his socialist won the most seats in a post elections but fell well short of an absolute majority. clashes have broken out in ecuador's capital quito after lawmakers voted against decriminalising abortion in cases of rape. police responding with tear gas after angry protesters tried to tear down barricades around the legislature building. women in ecuador who paid in abortion face prison sentences of up to 2 years. the teenage climate activists created turn bird has met former u.s. president barack obama who helped broker the 2015 paris climate accord he praised her as an influential environmental advocate or she said to take part in friday's global climate strike in new york le

saying it was the media that dropped of the baton in the 1st place i want to share a comment from reuters national security correspondent jonathan landay and here's what he told the story whistleblowers play absolutely vital role in helping to hold governments accountable they expose corruption they exposed malfeasance the expose abuse of power and they become whistleblowers because there is no mechanism within government at least in their opinion that allows them to report these abuses so they come to the media and in that regard whistleblowers play absolutely vital roles in helping the media do their job in holding governments accountable martin so many people recognize that now that newspapers organizations television stations were dropping the ball when it came to this story. you know they weren't alone i mean i completely agree that. large swathes of the media excepted the government narrative. and shame on them for doing that but that's not the job of journalists the job of journalist sister to go stories and report them. so it's not the job of journalists or take the side of the an

in other emails reported by reuters, in another fall well calls another official a half-witt and easy to manipulate. speaking to cnn, fall well confirmed the emails were authentic but saying they lacked context. saying i would have to see the full thread to see what i was talking about, unquote. fall well told cnn that the emails had been stolen and he's asked the fbi to investigate what he calls a criminal conspiracy saying that former employees and board members have leaked documents and emails in aen attempt to oust him. fall well's demands for a federal probe follow a political story based on email and unnamed sources accusing him of presiding over a culture of self dealing. it would benefit family and dealings. >> when asked about his family he replied, quote, i really don't care what they say. in the end they are going to look like fools so i am actually voech enjoying this week, unquote. don? >> martin savidge, thank you very much. >>> should accusations of assault and rape keep a player off the field? that's a question for the new england patriots and star wide receiver antoni

reuters and al-jazeera are all reported that security forces in srinagar fired tear gas and rifle pellets at crowds of protesters the modi government through its ministry of home affairs called that story fabricated. after the b.b.c. posted video of the armrest complete with the sound of gunfire the government changed its tune but only partially admitting there had been a small protest involving miscreants but that no shots had been fired. in government at the time decided to call it it's a fake radio the b.b.c. stood by the story they said this is a real deal for real protest from. a lot of the indian media especially the electronic media especially the t.v. media were saying everything is normal in me for consumption of indian masses because that's what the messaging from the state is we have done this and that is not of this. this which is just the opposite as that video showed a new york times of the washington post of the b.b.c. or the others as eat up will immediately sure you were jewels while. people being debts may have it's not like that since august 5th this is going to revoke

we are hearing from the reuters news agency that several people have been shot in the dutch city hereseveral people shotin in the netherlands so several people shot in the netherlands. no more details at the moment. no idea really how many people have been shot or whether this is a terrorist related incidents but we will bring you more details on that in a moment. just one line of information coming into us and police saying that several people have been shot in the netherlands. much more that as it comes into us. so as we heard earlier, john bercow says he's standing down

reuters news agency is reporting saudi arabia's all production exports have been disrupted. african leaders have gathered in harare to pay tribute to form a zimbabwe president robert mugabe who died last week aged 95 his burial will take place in about a month's time. fights have broken out between pro beijing and anti-government protesters a shopping center in hong kong police made arrests after breaking up clashes between the 2 sides at the calhoun more. a new school year it started in the behind schedule because of the obvious difficulties getting kids to class in a country at war millions of children have been deprived of an education more than 300 schools have been damaged or destroyed since the war began and schools that are still standing the rebels are being accused of indoctrinating children as young as 6 with pledges of allegiance under the law as more from santa. students of the capitals started there is called here of 20192020 spider of the war. that their country is going through. that they keep telling us do not go there airstrikes and aggression especially in

time since it was seized the swedish owner is reported as saying the tank is preparing to leave the reuters news agency says the stand i am peril has set its destination as poor russia in the u.a.e. the tanker was seized in the strait of hormuz shortly after one of iran's tankas was held in gibraltar the pentagon is deploying a battery of patriot missiles for radar systems and 200 troops to saudi arabia to boost the kingdom's defenses that follows the attack they have on the world's biggest oil refinery yemen's who the rebels of claim responsibility for those airstrikes but washington blames iraq. u.s. democrats are accusing president trump of a cover up after a sense of version of the whistleblowers complaint was made public the demo the memo details how trump tried to persuade his ukrainian counterpart to investigate his rival joe biden the whistleblower says white house officials tried to conceal politically sensitive information about trump's phone call with a lot of me as a landscape the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff is accused of sacrificing national securit

. >> reporter: reuters this week reported on dozens of emails some of which contained offensive language2010, falwell reportedly called a then student, emotionally imbalanced and physically retarded. in a 2015 email, falwell is quoting about students parking in private lots. quote, these students need to learn how to play by the rules or they can go to another college. i'm tired of this crap, unquote. in other email reported by reuters, falwell calls a college official a bag of hot hair who couldn't spell the word profit. and another a half wit. and saying from falwell that they look context, quote, i would have to see the whole thread." he calls it a criminal conspiracy saying that former board members have leaked documents and emails in an attempt to oust him. it follows a politico story based on email and unnamed sources accusing him of a culture of self-dealing at the university including real estate actions that would benefit family and associates. when asked about his week, falwell said, quote, i really don't care what they say, in the end, they are going to look like fools. so i'm

and the reuters news agency says algeria's prime minister will resign to pave the way for new elections but do it replace longtime president of the lizzie's beautifully kept it was forced out by mass demonstrations activists have demanded prime minister do a step down before any new elections are held and those are the latest headlines why ethiopia is coming next june asea. the spark that ignited the arab spring elects a new president what does the political scene look like after the arrest of one of the main candidates in the presidential race join us for special coverage. on al-jazeera. they may took out. which you know joke in a took out. so they know they feel it live in drama on a missile that they didn't even drama military resume but. a political. reason other than the need to be a wedding which. this in the u.n. really and why do you show you with imus has a little body which i mean. by the by the no and this is a which was of everything you know points. of an illness that live. in the lives of others and gets tough used to meet up with us at their most you called most of the st

i'm joined now by reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. see you. >> you too, mike. mike: president trump told reporters today they are working on it. >> yeah. and -- >> doing a package, and we'll see what it all, how it comes about. it's coming about right now, and a lot of people are talking about it. and that's irrespective of what happened yesterday in texas. mike: is, jeff, what exactly does he have in the works? >> well, the white house officials have been working on some kind of legislation. there have been talks between the white house and members of congress and staffs of members of congress, and they've been signaling that there will be something to show, some kind of legislative action on this in the, in september at some point. i think the shooting yesterday, as you've sort of demonstrated with the tweets from the top democrats in congress, will increase pressure both on the white house and on lawmakers to do. but the question of what exactly that will be is largely unanswered. the president talked again today a little bit about

time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests bobby friedman alex reuter and sonya. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me have a jewel and the whole team here bye for now. a new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship and to this problem that we have can we overcome it challenges here looks at the new democracy in ethiopia is fast changing political landscape through the stories of 4 divests ethiopians simply this is my studio where a shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. to pull screens documentary films carrying strong messages with the power to change the world it is upon us to decide whether the change will take place let us change the way we view the world and the way we treat others let us be an example to future generations 2nd a.j. be dog film festival organized by al

and she was hit with a barrage of questions following that leaked recording obtained exclusively by reutersying that if she could quit, she would, if she had the choice. this conversation was had with businesspeople here in hong kong at a private luncheon last week. and first i want to play that audio clip to you. take a listen. >> if i had the choice, the first thing is to quit, having made a deep apology is to step down. so i -- i make a plea to you for your forgiveness. >> reporter: now, carrie lam was hit with a barrage of questions at that press conference this morning in relation to this audio clip, and she was quite dismissive of it. she said that she was shocked that this recording was made and that it was leaked. this was a private conversation, but she just continued to say, robyn, that she has never considered resigning, and she has never tendered her resignation to beijing. this obviously left journalists in the room very frustrated, including myself. take a listen to this exchange. >> the simple and straight answer to your question is i have never tendered any resignation to th

white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason is joining us.w you're working on a story about trade. what you got? >> reporter: for starters the president and his counterparts in china have been making conciliatory gestures the last few days about trade. the president delaying tariffs that were supposed to go in october until a couple weeks later. my sources are saying don't expect an interim deal, even though the president left the door open to that slightly yesterday when he was speaking to us outside. my sources are saying that's not what they're working on and the two sides are still pretty far apart on the key structural issues that the u.s. wants china to change. >> those talks are still set for next month between top chinese officials and the u.s. negotiators? >> reporter: that's right. and then higher level talks in october. >> jeff mason from reuters. always great to see you. >> than, hallie. >>> to my colleague chris jansing, picking up our coverage on new york on what is a surprisingly busy friday morning. >> i'm not surprised by any

actor to this message as you can see from the very small number of the demonstrators in the streets reuters describe this as few hundreds going and i can see even if it is in 1000 if it even if it is that many on this represent one percentage of the egyptian society they didn't come up for more than 10000 of all over the country but let us as you know 1000000 people when it is one percent of the society so it's hard to describe what sort of democracy mohamed ali and the other people are demanding if one percent of the society want to directed the country against the will of the majority of people especially when we know the fact that there mohamed ali himself thanking the military and the police for not using hard harsh hand that with the demonstrators the allow them peacefully in most cases to live in a straight and and yet the egyptian people didn't go into the streets so no one can say that there is even god because they were scared. of the police and military that guy himself mohammad ali the guy who initiated the demonstrations thanking the police and the military for being peaceful wi

long it will take to fix damage to the world's largest processing plant is yet to be revealed the reuters news agency is reporting it could take months for saudi oil production to return to normal already saudi arabia has been forced to shut down one pipeline to bahrain the uncertainty has caused a surge in the price of oil spiking at 19 percent the biggest single day increase on record when monday trading began they've since settled sightly but i still up around 12 percent how this all could dampen investor confidence in saudi arabia is a upcoming public listing which the kingdom hoped would generate up to $100000000000.00 and there are reports saudi authorities are considering delay delaying the i.p.o. more reaction to these developments shortly but 1st see his challenge report. the u.s. government says it's already knows who did this but iran denies it was behind the attacks on saudi oil infrastructure claims by yemen's who say rebels going to have not offered any hard. we reject these types of statements and projections islamic republic of iran has clearly declared that it supports th

that is reporting from reuters news agency saying production has been disrupted by the fires. sayingan woman who's been held in an iranian prison, has been identified as kylie moore—gilbert. dr moore—gilbert is a lecturer at melbourne university specialising in middle eastern politics. the australian government say the charges against her are unclear. thousands of people — including several african leaders — are attending the state funeral of the former zimbabwean president robert mugabe. he led the country to independence from britain and was in power for almost a0 years. he became increasingly autocratic, his government increasingly repressive, and the economy enfeebled. mr mugabe was deposed two years ago, and died last week, aged 95. our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports from the capital harare. music plays. the final journey for zimba bwe‘s independence leader. robert mugabe led the country for nearly four decades. a towering figure who was both loved and loathed at home and abroad. current and former leaders from across africa, here to pay their respects and express

metrojet crash in egypt in 2015 claimed by isis might have been perpetrated by a mechanic according to reuters, they see apple inside as this potentially cks are some trent recall events but terrorism experts also said it's possible that a lot these interest in iraq and isis could have no brithe alleged sabotage plenty vios all sorts of reasons. this pond was from iraq perhaps he was interested and what that group was doing to his country. the question of travel to iraq will tend to iraqis. in the united states skybot to home country. >>now as brian todd reporting. a worker at a chick-fil-a restaurant in chula vista in san diego county is being hailed as a hero after springing into action during a life or death situation. anthony pereira has the story. >>the chick-fil-a long true. this is olympic parkway gets busy. but no customer demand. it's too much for tao yun, a u k. reputation for going above and beyond at his job, i'm a manager years on usually inside a helping with gas on wednesday night he was outside when someone needed help in a big way a man went into cardiac arrest and live aid we

captioning sponsored by cbs >> as president trump boarded air force one earlier this week, a reutersgrapher captured this image showing the president with a $20 bill sticking out of his back suit pocket. the president said he carries the cash for tips. >> help me! i have to get out! you can't imagine what it's like in there! it's like being shoved inside an unrefrigerated ham! he didn't even earn me! he stole me from eric's birthday card! this is the worst! and charlie sheen once rolled me up to snort a rail off a weeping john cryer! please don't make me go back in there! oh, no! i'm sliding! i'm sliding! in god we trust!

the unnamed sources are telling reuters news agency that the strike involved jones -- drones and cruiseissiles. iran has rejected all claims over spots ability for the attack. spanish voters are heading to the polls, the countries tear -- caretaker announcing fresh elections after it emerged that no party in parliament could win enough support to form a government. sanchez's socialism won most seats in april's election but fell shohort of an absolute majority. elections are scheduled to be held november 10. britain's brexit battle has moved to the u.k. supreme court. it has become -- began hearing a case claiming that boris johnson acted illegally when he suspended parliament last week. johnson says the shutdown was necessary to present a new legislative agenda. opponents say the real reason was to prevent parliamentary scrutiny. an american woman who has become the first person to o im the englglish channel four times without stopping. sarah thomas f from the u.s. ste of colorado performed the feat less than a yeyear after completing treatment for brereat cancer. she spent 54 hours in

actor to this message as you can see from the very small number of the demonstrators in the streets reuters describe this as few hundreds going and i can see even if it is in 1000 if it is even if it is that many on this present one percentage of the egyptian society they didn't come up for more than 10000 all all over the country but little says you're 1000000 people when it is one percent of the society so it's hard to describe what sort of democracy mohammed ali and the other people are demanding if one percent of the society want to directed their country against their will of the majority of people especially when we know the fact that there mohammad ali himself thanking the military and the police for not using hard harsh hand that with the demonstrators the allow them peacefully in most cases to live in a straight and and yet the egyptian people didn't go into the streets so no one can say that there is even god because they were scared. of the police and military that that guy himself valley the guy who initiated the demonstrations thanking the police and the military for being peac

the admission in an astonishing audio recording of a meeting with business people, obtained by the reutershere's what she said. well, let's go live to to sharanjit leyl, who's in hong kong. how are people reacting to this recording of carrie lam, and what is currently the mood on the ground? well, it is hard to gauge how many hong kong people will react to this. many sceptics are suggesting this could well be a pr strategy as a way of her to could well be a pr strategy as a way of herto gain could well be a pr strategy as a way of her to gain some kind of sympathy, so protesters don't continue to take to the streets, as they have done for three months now. at least one editorial is calling for her to resign. it is saying if you can't negotiate with protesters she should admit her functionary position and tell beijing to stop interfering with the promise of the one country to systems, that level of freedom and autonomy that hong kong enjoys. all of this started as an unpopular extradition bill, which she says she proposed, which would have allowed criminals and some worried chinese dissiden