and i'll be bringing reza your comments and questions keep those coming to me with hash tag stream and of course we're live on you tube there's a chat after one side one of our producers is moderating typewriting there what you want to answer as well and i'll bring that to it now for those of you who aren't familiar with reza here he is on our front. november what conclusions have you arrived over your life and your career. over whether religion is a force for good or evil a positive or a negative it's both i mean religion is both a force of good and evil because religion is a manmade institution and human beings are both good and evil and so i don't know why it would come as a surprise to learn that the religious institutions that we create can also be responsible for profound acts of good and compassion and positivity and for equally profound acts of violence and bigotry and hatred two very different versions of religion there are lots to talk about with the acid and joins us from the u.s. city of residence on a book tour for his latest work god human history. and also with us in a s

amy: reza sayah, as you head back to iran.as you cover it for many years, president trump congratulating the protesters, challenging the establishment. you're in los angeles right now. do you think it could have in a reverse effect, inspiring people in the united states as well? >> you know what? i doubt it. but what is interesting to me, what i observed, whenever you have protests in iran, the smallest indication there is antigovernment protests, there is a convergence of interest. one is the u.s. policy led by the neoconservatives that is one of hegemony that says you don't negotiate with iran, you don't compromise with iran, that any state that doesn't cement to the interest of the u.s. cannot be negotiated with, and then you have the iranian diaspora in the u.s., very large community that still sees a rep from their prison of the 1979 revolution. they despise the circle establishment. they despise the mullas. video journalists who want their stories view to. they want to the news media here in the u.s., they want fewer shi

reza aslan. dr. aslan is a internationally reknowned writer, scholar, producer, commentator and his number one best-seller book last year called, "zealot," the life and times of jesus of nazareth, caused a lot of conversation in the public sphere about religion. it was translated in over a dozen languages around the world. he is a recipient of the prestigious james joyce w award. he serves as a professor of creative writing at uc-riverside, and holds a phd in p sociology of religion fromc santa barbara. personally i am a fan of the work he has done but boom gen studios which is a production company focused largely on contentt and of the middle east. one of my favorite documentaries was produced by boom gen studios, you saw it, called the square, the early days of the arab spring. reza aslan is one of the most important and prolific voices on religion in the public sphere in our time today. please join me in welcoming dr. reza aslan. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you, thank you,

production was backed by iran's revolutionary guards corps released just days after protests erupted reza of the national iranian american council tweeted facts matter with little data verifiable evidence how do we even know that iranians believe based on slogans chanted in protests malani says i am skeptical of those who have more arts is than questions about the protests others noted the irony of u.s. president donald trump tweeting his support for the protests he said ministrations travel ban prevents most iranians from entering the u.s. the protests also drummed up support from leaders who could capitalize on the anti-government sentiment like the last heir to the iranian monarchy reza pahlavi. so what my message to the outside world is don't let the iranian people gone down yet again don't make the same mistakes as some of these recent before have done today the people are risking their lives what they want is to know that you stand there starving. and the president elect of the national council of resistance of iran who some say a controversial iranian cult shared a video praising t

leaders who could capitalize on the anti-government sentiment the last heir to the iranian moniker reza pahlavi. so what my message to the outside world is don't let the iranian people gone down yet again don't make the same mistakes as some of his regime before have done today the people are risking their lives for what they want is to know that you stand there starving. and the president elect of the national council of resistance of iran who some say a controversial iranian cult shared a video praising their protest this activist linda sus or wrote in a facebook post we must also remember as we watch what some forty on social media activity that iranians are not a monolith so what's really fueling the protests in iran with hundreds of arrested more than twenty killed and a leaderless movement to we know what's behind the recent arrest here with us to discuss in iran i made him a savvy is a professor of political science at the university of tehran of said we have who signed that auction is a media analyst and also nygaard sabi is a journalist and commentator who also be bringing us p

not turkish president reza one says he's planning to launch a military operation of the major kurdish stronghold in northern syria and it comes after the us said it was backing the formation of a kurdish led border force in syria's rebel controlled areas but ones pledged to attack the town of affluent in the coming days it's controlled by the syria democratic forces a kurdish led group backed by the u.s. which turkey says is a front for the y. p.g. and classifies the y.p. g. as a terror group shortly after his announcement s.d.f. rebel shelled aziz a neighboring city held by turkish backed forces there already reports of turkish troops movements along the northern syrian border and at the edge of the s.t.'s held territory money on hold has more. turkish president today chip tayyip erdogan and using a party address to look staunch in the face of a u.s. backed could use force on his southern border he promised to respond with a show of force saying tikki will launch its own military operation and the northern syrian city of buffeting not so still a lot of religion that just like we do n

nick bowles the conservative mp had a go at to reza gave —— theresa may.n right now about the way pa role discussion right now about the way parole boards operate and the fact that they are so opaque. it's not just the decision to release him. it was the way that his victims weren't informed before it was announced, so clearly it came as a dreadful shock to them. there needs to be more transparency. at the moment people are looking at it and thinking and an. even just what are looking at it and thinking and an. evenjust what he was are looking at it and thinking and an. even just what he was convicted of how could it be right that he has only served nine years in prison. if the parole board were in some way able to come out and get some indication as to the reason behind it,... that would indication as to the reason behind it, . .. that would involve indication as to the reason behind it,... that would involve a change in the law. they are actually forbidden to give the reasons by law. the times. it was... social media history wasn't disclosed. this is a f

turkish present reza one says he's planning to launch a military operation on a major kurdish stronghold in northern syria when it comes after the us said it was backing the formation of a new kurdish led border force in syria's rebel controlled areas pledged to attack the town of three in the coming days it's controlled by the syrian democratic forces a kurdish led group backed by the us turkey says the s.d.f. is a front for the people's protection units or the y e p g which it classifies as a terrorist group shortly after his announcement s.d.f. rebels shelled aziz a neighboring city held by turkish backed forces there have been turkish troop movements along its southern border with syria and that's raised concerns about the possibility of fighting between turkish forces and u.s. backed estie. well syria's foreign ministry has called the u.s. decision to back the new kurdish led border force in the rebel held more of a country a blatant assault on its sovereignty washington has confirmed that it wants to assist in the formation of a thirty thousand strong force in the areas controlled

the turkish army has reported some initial gains that is disputed by the kurdish fighters president reza type add one says the operation will soon be concluded he's also warned that any opposition to the attack will not be tolerated. if anybody heed the call to go on to the streets and protest they will pay the price very heavily to go below still vote. this is a national struggle and in this national struggle we will crush anyone who stands against us. words that the kurdish fighters a determines to prove wrong they've released this footage and say it shows them striking back against turkish positions and tanks but the kurds are seeking assistance against turkey's military might these protesters are calling for support from washington and moscow who have been. if issued from kurdish efforts in the fight against the so-called islamic state. but so far the calls for help have fallen on deaf ears. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the taliban have claimed responsibility for an attack on a luxury hotel in kabul that killed at least thirty people and wounded many

but turkish president reza type heir to one is promising to expand his country's border operations here's what he had to say earlier today. just up moves now we will clear this terror corridor from our border step by step just as we have prevented a terror corridor from being formed along our border with drabble us and bob operations. we've launched a military operation into the northern afferent province of syria. and operation in miami beach will come after offering. the promises made to us have not been kept up to now so nobody can object if we do what is necessary. for us talk to dorian jones our correspondent in istanbul dorian with this news that there is escalation are there also signs that turkey is preparing to send large number of ground troops into syria well that is the message coming from ancora the turkish prime minister have been really yield to him announced the ground operations could start as early as sunday that would appear that the turkey's expediting this operation there was the expectation that this ongoing ground strikes against the syrian kurdish militia who conti

author and scholar reza aslan said trump...n international golf competition was about to tee off in honolulu when the message was sent out. no—one knew one thing, as far as what to do, where to go. you know, a lot of people here in honolulu are not, they don't live here, on vacation or whatever, so we didn't know where to go. and that is being echoed around hawaii, with many people realising that if this had been real, the consequences would have been catastrophic, partly because many people don't have an emergency plan. a federal investigation has been launched, and the emergency alerts now require a two—person sign off before they can be issued. and while thousands say they've been left traumatised, for others, ignorance was bliss. president trump has denied being a racist in the wake of a row about derogatory comments he reportedly made about haiti, el salvador, and countries in africa, during a meeting on immigration at the white house. no. no, i'm not a racist. i'm the least racist person you have ever interviewed, that i

people are being brought to account who well who used to grab it you raise the defense minister mcabee reza finance minister a few minutes ago what about the man who run the show while they met the man who ran the shop unfortunately well fortunately for you but zimbabwe did move on and we in any case what the best solution may be a little more circumstance to him we'll bring him with a sharpie over the any city and if you have a referendum if we have a referendum on this i will tell you. ninety percent of zimbabweans would endorse this deal the opposition does and those who do so since concern constitutional you know younger yes well they have quite if you can see the waters around the shots they can challenge it isn't it that's the whole essence of having a constitutional court that would mind judges private judges who can we can overturn it if it's unconstitutional let's go but the whole point that's the whole point of having institutions that are independent and what you dish out is independent grace mugabi she gets seventy five thousand dollars a year for life when we haven't done it ye

. [♪] - reza, marisol. tienes que orar mucho, mucho para que todo se resuelva. ¿estÁ bien?ucha fe al niÑo dios cada noche y al levantarte. con eso bastarÁ. dios te bendiga, hija. - amÉn. - ¿un abracito? Ándale. ve con dios. - padre. - ¿sÍ? - ya nos alertaron que habrÁ deportaciones antes de navidad. muchos niÑos irÁn con familias temporales, pero... y entre ellos tambiÉn estÁ marisol lÓpez. - oh. [♪] - ¡juanita! !juanita! - ¿quÉ? ¿quÉ quieres? - me voy con ustedes. - ¿estÁs segura? - sÍ. van a mandar a mi mamÁ y a mi papÁ a mÉxico. no quiero que me manden a otra familia. seguro van a casa de mi abuela. - ¿y tÚ crees que mÉxico estÁ cerca? ademÁs, ¿con quÉ dinero? - no sÉ. me voy caminando, pero yo me voy a casa de mi abuela. ¿cuÁndo es el escape? llegÓ harina batida. [♪] ya se fue. ¿cuÁndo es el escape? - ¿y cÓmo viste a marisol? ¿esÁa muy angustiada? - bueno, sÍ, estÁ... esta muy triste. pues todo esto la agarÓo por sorpresa. - ay, ya sÉ. pobrecita. y la culpa es mÍa, por no haber tenido el valor de hablar con ella. tÚ me lo advertiste, isabel. - no te preocupes mÁs. se qu

one of nine people charged in this case he's the only one to face trial here in the united states reza zurab was the lead defendant in the case the only other person arrested in the united states but at the last minute he decided to plead guilty and testify against attila in this case which has implicated top levels of the turkish government with this money laundering scheme attilla offered some damning information not only about the defendant i'm sorry offered some damning information not only about attila the defendant in this case but also about this did he never conspired to evade u.s. sanctions at the deputy general manager of hulk bank his attorney suggested his boss and others were to blame but it was a tila who was arrested while traveling to the united states while his boss and others charged in the case remain free in turkey the only other defendant to face trial in the u.s. turkish ronnie and gold trade and reza rob he pleaded guilty and became a key witness for the prosecution making accusations that rose to the top of turkey's government saurabh testified he paid tens of m

reza sure that whatever we do it will be safe to anybody, any animal, any child. >> after the nfc championship police reported just six eagles relate add rests for minor offences. police cleared this intersection in 11 minutes. we are live from mayfair i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". rahel and jim, back to you. >>> thanks, trang do. >>> while philadelphia police officers are hard at work here k-9 officers are helping to keep minneapolis safe. the dogs are sniffing, checking bags as they walk through the super bowl experience in the minneapolis convention center. they are also monitoring super bowl live at nicolet mall. one officer said they only bring the best of k-9s to the super bowl. >> the dogs can walk in proud. when people approach king they see king being all lovable. they don't understand he is smelling their bags, their purse and air around them. he is vigilant all the time. >> cute but stealthy. office are say their four legged partners keep big events like these moving. say for exam familiar a bag or box needs to be check. >>> eagles fans were we will represented sunday in

reza shourd that whatever we be. nfc championship... >> all right, we have clearly lost frank but she was live in mayfair. we will check with her later in the show. >>> eagles team is in minnesota and occupied with preparations for sunday's super bowl that includes lots of interviews. winning is important but quarterback nick foles is also thinking about his young daughter. >> that is the most important thing, when i get to, you know , when i think about this journey and everything, i get home, and i... i get to see her, i get to see my wife, and i see her and my wife in her, just in her face and hermaner isms, that is what it is all about. >> nick's combination of family and football certainly inspiring. let's hope it translates to a winning edge come super bowl sunday. >> i like nick foles just a little bit more. >>> stadium preparations are underway in minneapolis. >> "eyewitness news" got a tour of the u.s. bank stadium where eagles will take on patriots. officials tell thaws they are making sure that everything

vote eames mother's life was saved by the great grandfather against reza need. his proud descendants show us pictures of the successful tradesmen. the developed muslim head businesses throughout the region and used his contacts to help jews who were seeking refuge. micha to get in this car he come here and his friends drove many jews who came to kosovo and had to get to albania or other countries or ship. you come to the document that she only had to find false papers not to do that. not every your jewish names were often changed into muslim names. against takes us to take on a town in northern constable where his great grandfather owned several businesses and was able to help many people he and another relative take us around the streets and show us where jews were hidden from the s.s. and their henchmen many of the buildings were destroyed during the course of a war almost twenty years ago little has been done to rebuild them. it was just a bray on if you don't hear his helpers smuggled many jews through this straight you got there bringing them to the village

i'd like you to talk to a friend of mine well absolutely they have been found over for it was less reza thank you first thank you but. is that next kaiser or daniel day lewis we really can't tell no. hello fine we'll great to see you. once you join me. is just thinking about. things what is your name. is this moses this is i know you work parting the red seeing the world sentencing a are people still wandering in the desert or news if you work something out though we all made it to israel in one place ah yes oh that's fantastic are you happy to be here would you prefer to be i want to be in florida but i would have found the zillions of the mountains but i'm from florida always in the form is one but a little bit slower really from what i hear this in a committee of the many israel in florida often you can get a good they go nuts there is that many part of that is why i've brings you here then my friend here in the north dakota correction south dakota as you know is this some of these rather they the jews and jews always good business and time ran out of business were born we'll be here

. >>> a fifth suspect is and reza accused of stealing money from a catholic church in northeast philadelphia. police say that the suspect knew right where to go and he even had a key. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live outside north east detectives with how police quickly tracked him down, alycia. >> reporter: jessica first authorities are still trying to figure out how that suspect burglar got a key to the church and then knew where to go. that is something they are questioning him about right now inside northeast detectives. as far as police they say they got help from the community and maybe a little luck. today philadelphia police released this video of the man boldly burglarizing the church last sunday in northeast philadelphia stealing, offerings talked away in a locked room. no one at the church recognized the man but he clearly knew church well our lady of calvary knowing exactly where donations were and authorities say that he even had a key to the locked room. >> they had an issue the previous week where money had gone missing, and they put a hidden camera in which of

turkey in istanbul mitten good john as security analyst and former turkey military officer and from reza italy by skype is joshua landis director center for middle east addie's at the university of oklahoma very well welcome to all three of you let me start off with you joshua landis what do you make of this outright support now for the kurds in syria and the u.s. backing this thirty thousand strong force. well it's it's clearly a new departure for the united states the u.s. went into syria saying that it was a very narrow policy to defeat isis today isis is largely defeated yes there needs to be more policing but the united states has developed a policy which goes far beyond defeating isis today it is trying to roll back iran we can. help its allies israel and saudi arabia and did nine. capability to rebuilt to keep it weak and divided this means supporting the kurds in the north and a larger un claims this is infuriated turkey an heir to want it is driving turkey towards russia and i believe it's a dangerous policy for the united states because it'll be very difficult and it will isola

author and scholar reza aslan said trump...rnational golf competition was about to tee off in honolulu when the message was sent out. no—one knew one thing, as far as what to do, where to go. a lot of people here in honolulu are not going to live here, on vacation or whatever, so we didn't know where to go. and that is being echoed around hawaii, with many people realising that if this had been real, the consequences would have been catastrophic, partly because many people don't have an emergency plan. a federal investigation has been launched, and the emergency alerts now require a two—person sign off before they can be issued. and, while thousands say they have been left traumatised, for others, ignorance was bliss. our other top story: two of the world's leading fashion photographers have been suspended from working for vogue and other magazines owned by the publishing house conde nast. the new york times has published a series of allegations against mario testino, seen here, and bruce weber, that they sexually harassed youn

a very repressive regime it is changing you know they rabia you know i think saudi arabia reserve reza regime it has been i think it's changing because they are now allowing women to drive they are changing the role of women in society they wanted women to get elected into parliament it is moving forward to a democratic society which it never has been so it has been repressive are great but i think there are moves forward people in public squares amputates people's limbs but you cannot change a definite change of access or to go all night to saudi arabia will help change saudi arabia no i don't think that will make any difference to saudi arabians have to change saudi arabia we can't change it we can't interfere in the democratic changes which are coming and i have us are only objects will commit. you don't think that we are enabling the saudi violence in the middle east no i don't forget i've only been to one meeting safe and that was to elect a chairman so i haven't exactly cop very involved all your so far no it's certainly not all my fault because i need joint just before christmas

reza aslan said: "trump knew within minutes no missile was hurtling between hawaii, he didn't tweet." where to go. a lot of people in honolulu, they don't live here, they are on have acation, they didn't know where to go. that's been echoed across hawaii. many people realising if it had been real the consequences would have been catastrophic, partly because many people don't have an emergency plan. a federal investigation has been launched and the emergency alerts now acquire a two—person sign—off before they can be issued. no threat here. and while thousands say they've been left traumatised, for others, ignorance was bliss. you may remember the story of the former colonel in the russian secret service who was killed in london in a notorious murder case in 2006. alexander litvinenko was poisoned with the highly radioactive substance polonium 210. a public inquiry in 2016 concluded that his murder was a fsb operation, radioactive substance polonium 210. a public inquiry in 2016 concluded that his murder was a fsb operation, and that president putin probably approved it. more than ten

but first our is here and he has taken us to motor city this morning to detroit sara reza detroit motor show kicked off on sunday it is the industry's largest event in the u.s. the united states and china of course being the world's most important car markets now as u.s. consumers have had a long lasting love for pickup trucks carmakers were eager to present their latest big expensive gas guzzlers analysts say the high end segment could benefit from president trump's tax reform luxury car makers especially could be the clear winners as the new tax legislation leave more cash in the hands of those with higher incomes but concerns about potential protectionism in the u.s. market cast a shadow over the industries of war and carmakers performance last year and a look ahead at twenty eighteen our correspondent carsten phenomena spoke to b.m.w.'s chief financial officer. dr peter immobility is said to be the future of the car industry a number of countries throughout the world are trying to get more electric and hybrid cars on the road now here in america this administration has different pri

people are being brought to account who well thank you robyn you raise the defense minister mcabee reza finance minister a few minutes ago what about the man who run the show while they met the man who ran the shop unfortunately or fortunately for you but zimbabwe did move on and we in india are the best source and maybe a little more circumspect team we green with a majority over the any city and if you have a referendum if you have a referendum on this i would tell you. ninety percent of zimbabweans would endorse this deal the opposition m.d.c. doesn't and those who do so since consent unconstitutional you know yes well they have quite a few can see the waters around shall choice they can challenge it isn't it that's the whole essence of having a constitutional court that would line judges private judges who can we can overturn it if it's unconstitutional let's hope that's the whole point but the whole point of having institutions that are independent and i want to do that is only when it breaks mugabi she gets seventy five thousand dollars a year for life when we have this day do you

previously in october reza zara the thirty four year old taken to rein in gold trader she did plead guilty to six charges related to these sanctions against iran is this chap guilty or not as you see it is it politically motivated is there more to it than meets the eye. well i mean no one can give a clear answer to that it could be political politically motivated it could be that this person was involved in one way or another on easing the sanctions making deals with iran you know anything's possible but we have to bear something in mind i think which is important you do have this anti uranium iranian atmosphere which is prevailing in washington because of the trump what i call the trump anti iranian doctrine and so i think that further pushes entire getting anyone who could be associated the being close to iran if you if you take it from that perspective the anti uranium political atmosphere in the trunk and destruction that is possible but i think of it maybe something more important which we could refer to is this downward spiral we have in u.s. ties with the muslim countries in general

joining me now from washington, dc is reza marashi, research director at the national iranian americanome, thank you very much for your time. where do you see this headed? it is hard to say at this point, you know, six, seven days in. but i think the proper metric to look at over the next week or so is how the government responds with regards to addressing the fully legitimate economic and political and social grievances of people of iran, but frankly have been long—standing. and if the government ta ke ste ps long—standing. and if the government take steps to properly address those grievances in a tangible and sustainable fashion, then protest will likely die down. if they don't, thenit will likely die down. if they don't, then it runs the risk of becoming something bigger. and how do you expect them to react, and how does this play into the dynamic between reform ists this play into the dynamic between reformists and conservatives in iran? well, this is a great question, and one of the things that makes it so difficult to answer at this particular point in time is that a lot of the p

and i brain is actually hard wired to do so commentator i'm really just scholar reza azlan will be joining us.

knowingly involved in any scheme to do anything they put the blame on his boss and reza zarar who was the lead defendant in the case until he decided to plead guilty and testify against attila he also implicated president erda won in turkey has been aware of this case back when he was prime minister being aware of the scheme he claimed that he spent. forty to fifty million dollars in bribes on bribes to a former economy minister and he said that until it was really the designer of this scheme and the jury apparently believe that even though there was no evidence that it to himself had ever taken any bribes in relation to this operation he now faces potentially decades behind bars for a scheme that he may have helped design but he others like saurabh got rich off of . israel's parliament has given preliminary approval for legislation making it easier for a court to impose the death penalty the law would apply to people convicted of murder in incidents classified as a terrorist attack currently the death penalty can only be used if a panel of three military judges passes the sentence un

respect the rule of law during a meeting between the two leaders in paris the visit to france was reza typo to one's first since he failed two thousand and sixteen and one of only a handful to europe he was confronted by. dozens human rights protesters were attempting to block his arrival to the palace micron's said recent developments in turkey did not allow any progress on the accession. but turkey is ruled by law europe's always tells us that the judiciary must be independent while in turkey our judiciary is independent they make their own decisions independently. tera just not just happen after the public there are those who support him they water it they prime it they're like gardeners who grow plants they nourish tara. but. i really do believe that we have a challenge which is wonderful all leaders but also all modern democracies democracy must be strong against terrorism because the legitimacy of the state means it must protect its citizens but at the same time democracies must respect the rule of law of the united nations has condemned the recent series of death sentences in eg

author and scholar reza aslan said an international golf competition was about to tee off in honolululot of people here in honolulu are not going to live here, on vacation or whatever, so we didn't know where to go. and thatis so we didn't know where to go. and that is being echoed around hawaii, with many people realising that if this had been real, the consequences would have been catastrophic, partly because many people don't have an emergency plan. a federal investigation has been launched, and the emergency alerts now require a two persons sign off before they can be issued. and while thousands say they have been left traumatised, for others, ignorance was bliss. now it is time for the weather. hello. with a hint of surprise, yes, iam here hello. with a hint of surprise, yes, i am here with some weather as well. wet and windy fear already at there to be had across northern and western britain. that is not the main story of the week. it will turn much colder, snow and the forecast for some areas and it will be very much windier than anything we have experienced of late. it already

fled to greece on a helicopter with seven others following a failed coup against turkish president reza. twenty sixteen the case will return to court next month turkey is to extend its state of emergency for a further three months it was due to expire on january the nineteenth this is the sixth time it's been extended the state of emergency was imposed after a failed coup attempt in july twenty sixth thousands of people suspected of involvement have since been arrested many from the government and the military what person has been killed during an anti government protest in tunisia demonstrators clashed with security forces of the tower of turtle the capital tunis protests spread to as many as ten towns as discontent grows against austerity measures that have led to tax hikes and increased prices for basic goods at least two people have been killed after protests broke out across sudar over the rising price of bread one of the dead was a high school student in the city of judea police have arrested and probably opposition leader and confiscated newspapers in the effort to clamp down on

free in turkey the only other defendant to face trial in the us turkish ronnie and gold trade and reza rob he pleaded guilty and became a key witness for the prosecution making accusations that rose to the top of turkey's government saurabh testified he paid tens of millions in bribes to government ministers and the scheme that president rest of tired and want himself had authorized when he was prime minister turkish officials who initially lobbied u.s. officials released have now moved to condemning him and seizing his assets the very fact that everyone has been so concerned about this case does suggest that at some level he feels vulnerable however given the ease with which he's dealt with previous allegations of corruption in the past it's hard to imagine this it's hard to imagine a sort of suggested this is going to be the thing that brings him down everyone's government claims the u.s. is trying to weaken his government and do the bidding of political rival for to lead glenn lives in the united states they go. back to. this court case or stop being judicial became completely polit

turkish president reza typos one says he plans to launch a military operation on a major kurdish stronghold in syria it comes out to the u.s. confirmed it's helping to set up a thirty thousand strong border falls in the north of the country syria's government it's called it a blatant assault on its territory and russia's foreign minister says the u.s. move could divide the country. we're going to have pneumonia shrewd we're going to go and sort of signal and now we see that the u.s. are not interested in the territorial integrity of syria it announced a new initiative yesterday and they would like to support the democratic forces of syria and his own of border security which would mean cutting off large territories around turkey's border this is a difficult area where there is tension between kurds and arabs and these territories would be controlled by armed oppositions and u.s. forces and it would be very difficult to split syria such an approach is taking place without a u.n. resolution or negotiations in geneva for the seventy five people have been taken to hospital after being hit by fa

reza why his he's getting seeming a more aggressive towards pakistan. well it's really not clear why the u.s. president donald trump decided to use his first tweet of two thousand and eighteen to attack the pakistani government but suffice it to say this is something where the trumpet ministration essentially has conducted what might be considered a continuation of the obama administration policy which is a lot of tough love for islam abad there's a lot of suspicion that pakistan still isn't doing enough to cut down on groups such as the taliban. she was trying to root out these groups not only from their territory but to make certain that they don't make inroads into afghan into afghanistan which is still large line to maintain some sort of sense of control over its own territory it's also worth pointing out that even though the president talked about withholding the military related aid from pakistan that money has been on hold since last august some five months again because the u.s. doesn't believe that the pakistani government is doing enough one t

year's rebellion against the government the pilot has been on the run for more than six months now reza ball has a story. these are the last images of debaters after the shootout with venezuela special forces and we told them that we want to turn ourselves in but they don't want that they want to kill us and i want the videos were posted online by paydays asking security forces not to show that they're ready to negotiate. they're attacking us with guns grenades the got snipers. the government says that several died in the shoot out among them two members of venezuela security forces five others were detained but it's not clear what happened to paris . he's a highly trained members of the forensic police who became venezuela's most wanted man when he stole a helicopter and threw grenades against the supreme court and other government buildings in june last year when thousands were taking to the streets against the government. since then he has been on the run posting videos online from time to time calling on the military to rise against. also starred in a two thousand and fifteen venezu