for thebs newshour, i'm reza sayah in tehran. >> schifrin: stay with us.ing up on the "nehour," president trump's changingtory on his son's meeting with russians. and from the newshour bookshelf, what could be our biggest threat-- cyber-weapons. s we reported, californi is struggling with two enormous fires simultaneously. they're being driven by high winds, high temperatures and a pervasive drought. but as william brangham reports, these extreme conditions are prehrvalentghout the american west and now, in much of northern and western europe; now are causing many to point the finger squarely at the impact of climate change. >> brangham: firefighters in california were already stretched to the limit by the carr fire near the town of redding, but then this weekend, 150 miles south, the mendocino complex fire exploded in size, burning now over a quarter of a million acres. it's become the second-biggest fire in california history. >> in this particular location, its burning somen our favor, but in other areas, it is not in our favor whatsoever. >> brangham:

which is going to have to finance and how it's going to finance that and that is the big question reza type add to an already turned down the possibility of a loan from the international monetary fund or any age from that some analysts now compare the economic decline of techie with that in zimbabwe venezuela both of course countries that used to be quite well off until politics destroyed investor confidence they are now they face default could techie be the next in line. ah well the difference to venezuela is vast is vast around three times larger g.d.p. has actually been rather stable for the last few years around six percent think venezuela the last five years is negative g.d.p. so at this stage turkey is the can fall stronger on the actions that have recently occurred not purely fundamentally driven and i think that's the difference that we have a diversified economy with strong and stable outlook in some parts and it's just recently that other parts of began to impact the fundamentals well just tell us i mean because we obviously we've seen a market digital in the last week over t

appear to know who he's dealing with he's facing a feel it's man the whole world knows his name is reza. so you reserve. but despite that patriotic sentiment it might be a while before turks are ready to part with arrive phones and for more let's cross over now to our financial correspondent in frankfurt stock exchange and that is. why first of all turkey as we just learned can look forward to a windfall from qatar what more do you know. yes qatar and there was speaking to the president after one of turkey and turkey and qatar are close or have become close economic and political allies and the emir has promised fifteen billion dollars worth of investment in turkey and government sources says that say that that's to be implemented rapidly and that it's to go into the turkish markets and the financial sector into banks and of course this means two things fifteen billion dollars is a lot of money the country can use that and it gets foreign currency to boot and. symbolically important turkey does not stand alone with this it has partners who are willing to put their money where their mout

something she brought us together she gives me feelings it is a soul she lists me know when i'm down reza are serious to. franklin civil rights work and uplifting anthem. made her a symbol for african-americans. her absence will be felt but her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit. right a. schedule reminder now of our top stories this hour farai demonstrators have again taken to the streets of the eastern german city of come as police say the protest was tense but passed off peacefully earlier in the week twenty people were injured when thousands of protesters including from the far right clashed with left wing demonstrators after a fatal stabbing in that city. i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for joining us terry martin will be with you again at the top of the hour have a great weekend. what we were. when we were. even first americans and some people in our lives will experience hardship listen. w. four times.

compounded it is the fact that the center of government has still been so also open doesn't advance and reza going green prostates as the waters reach dangerous levels and that's brenda's up inundating many many villages downstream and the correspondence on if on the covering is up to date on carola thank you. here in germany where i'm going to america has held talks with russian president vladimir putin the crises in both syria and ukraine and a key joint energy projects were high on the agenda the leaders released no statements on the talks but ahead of the meeting they both indicators a willingness to compromise on issues that have soured relations between their countries and recent years merkel emphasized russia's importance as a global power while putin cold in europe to help rebuild war torn syria it was the two leaders second meeting in three months. and thanks them of the other stories making news around the world. italian rescuers and as their search for survivors from the genoa bridge collapse the official death toll now stands at forty three after three more bodies were discovered

and maybe a message footer reza may, the difficulty —— message for theresa may.u try to lead with a small minority it becomes very difficult. this story has gotten everybody‘s attention in london and elsewhere in key markets such as new york and hong kong. they want to see aramco be floated on the market. there are massive valuations, and many say that they are extraordinary and perhaps very realistic. will it ever happen? in the pubs of london some brokers and lawyers will be crying into their beer and say it is another lost commission. it does seem that despite the denial of saudis that aramco is not heading any time soon for an ipo. $2 trillion was the valuations that the saudis wanted to put on it and they we re saudis wanted to put on it and they were facing a problem. should they go to london or new york where they may be able to raise that sort of money and then faced huge regulatory scrutiny? or would they go to somewhere like hong kong where they may not be able to get such a big valuation for the ipo at the same time face less scrutiny. this will run an

also been forced to relieve you know water from about twenty five dangerously small and bands and reza was because of high water levels and that has created for the problems downstream you know with villages. india correspondence on your phone a car thank you so look at some of the other stories making news around the world italian rescuers have ended their search for survivors from the general bridge collapse the official death toll now stands at forty three after three more bodies were discovered overnight a section of the more randy bridge gave way last tuesday with dozens of cars plunging fifty meters to the ground below. the indonesian island of lombok has been struck by a six point three magnitude earthquake its epicenter was in the island's northeast the quake caused panic and local damage now so far no serious injuries have been reported this is the latest in a number of quakes to hit long book the most severe being on august fifth which killed nearly five hundred people. the first family reunions between south and north koreans in three years a set to go ahead in preparation s

was also been forced to relieve you know water from about twenty five dangerously swollen downs and reza was because of high water levels and that has created for the problems downstream you know with villages. india correspondence on your phone a car thank you. a sound of some of the other stories making news around the world afghan president has declared a provincial a provisional three month ceasefire with the taliban meanwhile the taliban have said they will free hundreds of prisoners from the forthcoming holiday the announcement followed a week of fierce fighting in which the taliban launched an assault against the city of kabul. italian rescuers have ended their search for survivors from the general bridge collapse the official death toll now stands at forty three after three more bodies were discovered overnight a section of the morandi bridge gave way last tuesday with dozens of cars plunging fifty meters to the ground below. the on your bill graham age has begun in mecca saudi arabia over two million muslims from across the world are expected during the five day event it's one o

was also been forced to relieve you know water from about twenty five dangerously swollen dance and reza was because of high water levels and that has created for the problems downstream you know because religion is being in. india correspondence on your phone thank you venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced a series of economic reforms aimed at curbing hyperinflation which this year could hit one million percent and you currency starts trading this week the country's protracted economic crisis of has prompted hundreds of thousands of venezuelans to seek a new life elsewhere in latin america but they're facing ever tighter restrictions on getting into other countries. brazilians in the border town of park turn venezuelan immigrants forcing hundreds to flee back across the frontier violence flared after an alleged attack on a local restaurant owner but tensions have been building for years as huge numbers of venezuelans escaping turmoil at home have poured into brazil. chaotic scenes also on the border between colombia and ecuador which has tightened passport requirements for

something she brought us together she gives me feelings it is mean stole she lifts me up when i'm down reza are serious to. franklin civil rights work and uplifting anthems made her a symbol for african and. arkan's her absence will be felt but her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit. right. now with biggest electronic show in the world is opening right here in berlin and monaco for a business task will be here to tell us all about that and much more still to come . believe. much of it a. sure link to news from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the use of these events and what website you deputed come still to come join us on facebook w africa.

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that was in 1999, 20 years aer a massive popular uprising had ended the long rule of shah mohammad rezaayatollah khomeini returned from paris and the shah's rege, both fairytale-like and ruthless, was replaced by a strictly religious anti-american ideology, banning alcohol and forcing women to wear veils. (women shouting)♪ ♪ this is the mysterious and isolated country where i have been living and working for the past7 years. >> thomas erdbrink, welcome to the program and thank you for joining me. >> joining us now is tehran bureau chief for "the new york time... >> erdbrink: you mustn't forget, these people have been living under incredible pressures over thlast years. deal or no deal, it will definitely be an end to the status quo as we have seen it now. >> all right, thomas erdbrink of "the new york times," thank you very much. >> erdbrink: okay, thank you for having me. (water splashing) ♪ i am one of the last foreign journalists still alto work here. it hasn't always been easy. it has taken me years to getpe rmission to produce this series, starti back in 2014. we are given permits

. >> en respuesta la dura carta de los jueces, el vocero de la oficina ejecutiva que reza los casos deÓ con ustedes. >> el juez federal que prohibiÓ el gobierno de donald trump separar las famili inmigrantes, determinÓ hoy que no lo estéos niÑos deben presentarse en corte acompaÑado de sus padres y demostrar miedo terrible regresar a sus paÍses. si logran hacerlo, los padres tambiÉn se quedaran en el paÍs, aunque tengan orden de deportaciÓn. jorge: un juez delanterotexas escuchÓ hoy argumentos a favor y en contra del programa daca que protege a los jÓvenes soÑadores de la deportaciÓn y que fue cancelado por la administraciÓn del presidente trump. tres jueces federales han fallado en contra del gobierno de donald trumpy en contra de su cancelaciÓn. >> el incendio forestal mendocino que abre a unas 80 millas de sacramento va a seguir habiendo al menos unas tres semanas mÁs. los bomberos creen que sÓlo hasta el primero al sÉptimo me podrÁn sofocarlo concretamente-- completamente. el mendocino es el peor de los 18 incendios que azotan california, la que se considera la peor temporada de es

dollar this year reza verge of tiber to do and blame the freefall on a plot to attack turkey's economy on monday morning the central bank announced measures to try and shore up the lira it said it would support banks and offer them loans because economic troubles began well before last week though it's fallen more than forty five percent this year alone some investors blame odu ons repeated calls for lower interest rates in the face of high inflation the finance minister who's out of the one son in law has put together what he calls a decisive action plan to revive the economy or the divine is encouraging turks to sell dollars and buy liras to strengthen the currency so then course although has more from istanbul. turkish central bank's decision to increase the liquidity in the markets has been welcomed by the turkish business world however when it comes to central bank decisions especially to increasing interest rates there are two different schools of thoughts one which is a presented by president don sais that there is a specification lobby in the international markets that puts pre

as rrspecial pondent reza sayah reports from tehran, that's leadin to anger-- at the united states and the iranian regime. >> sayah: even in the best of laying in a street band in tehran is a hard way to make a ligng, but members of risin star say these days, getting by is harder than ever. this time last year, they each pocketed the equivalent roughly $100 a day. this year, they're lucky to make $30 bucks each. >> ( translated ): before we had saving now, after daily expenses, not much is left. every day is a struggle. >> sayah: things are so bad, they say, they can't replace broken instruments. and sometimes they skip a meal. >> ( translated ): we can't reach our goals. we all have things we want. we can't have them. everything is put on hold. ♪ ♪ >> sayah: the twenty-something musicians are among millions of working class iranians in the grips of one of the country's worst economic crises ever.h >>e united states will withdraw from the iran nulear deal. >> sayah: in the three months since s. president donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, iran's currency has lost almost

sanctions saying it's psychological warfare reza wrong also slamming donald trump's call for direct talks he says the move is aimed at quote creating chaos in iran we'll get the very latest from tehran also coming up. a court delivers its verdict in the trial that has shocked germany a mother and her partner sexually abused her son for years and made them available to paedophiles on the dark that. indonesia step.

it's ok i'd like to talk to a friend of mine but absolutely they have been found over for it was less reza thank you first thank you but. is that max keiser or daniel day lewis we really can't tell no. hello funny how we do 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 sea world it's fantastic people still wandering in the desert is your work something out there 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 whatever the mountains the enjoy 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 given of a many israel in florida often you can kind of get they go national is that maybe part of that is what i've brings you here then my friend here in the north dakota correction south dakota as you know is this some of these rallies they the jews and jews always good business and time ritual business were born we'll be mountains kept me going to have

in this house but then what about how all of our journalistic out but it is monitored and analyzed reza we feel as if we somehow become like that type of big brother everyone is what you israel is. fortunately the p.a. is watching me. if there is censorship but palestinian journalists can navigate this ever narrowing the margin. because the moment the journalist goes silent there is nothing left at all with. and finally the eighteenth asian games are well underway in the indonesian capital jakarta a television channel there as c.t.v. produced a video to mark the opening of the games featuring indonesia's president joko widodo beating a traffic jam to get to the stadium on a motorcycle stunts included lame comparisons were reflexive li made online to tom cruise and the latest mission impossible film which was mission accomplished for s.c. t.v. and its action hero president and a hash tag was born proud to be indonesian fine except whoever made that film should have picked a stunt man who better resembled the president in shape someone in the same weight class perhaps and given that stunt

clearing the way for closer energy ties between washington and iranian monday arc mohammed reza shah.ng the c, a. it is like iran called 911 and the cops came and shot them. until this day iranian people are still mad about the u.s. toppling its government. and i don't blame them. because think about how mad america is because russia sent some facebook post. now imagine iran, and what made iran even angrier was how easy it was for america to do it. >> kermit roosevelt, theodore roosevelt's grandson was the cia man who plotted the overthrow of iran's prime minister. >> you had a million dollars in cash to run the coup, right. >> that is right. and we used about $60,000. >> trevor: goddam, america overthrough iran's democracy for just $60,000 that's like the cost of an audi sportback without the sun roof. so after the u.s. overthrough iran's government the relationship has never been the same, right. in 1979 iranians had a revolution and took americans hostage for over a year. in the 19 '80s, america supported saddam hussein in his war against iran, in the 2 thousands iran gave iraqis w

but then what about how all of our journalistic out but it is monitored and analyzed reza we feel as if we somehow become like that type of big brother everyone is what you israel is. fortunately the p.a. is watching me you know there is censorship but palestinian journalists can navigate this ever narrowing the margin of. because the moment the journalist goes silent there is nothing left to live with. and finally the eighteenth asian games are well underway in the indonesian capital jakarta a television channel there as c.t.v. produced a video to mark the opening of the games featuring indonesia's president joko widodo beating a traffic jam to get to the stadium on a motorcycle stunts included lame comparisons were reflexive li made online to tom cruise and the latest mission impossible film which was mission accomplished for s.c. t.v. and its action hero president and a hash tag was born proud to be indonesian fine except whoever made that film should have picked a stunt man who better resembled the president in shape someone in the same weight class perhaps and given that stunt m

doesn't appear to know who is dealing with he's facing a felix man the whole world knows his name is reza. so you. will. but despite that patriotic sentiment it might be a while before turks are ready to part with arrive phones. now even if the lira has recovered some of its losses it is still having an effect on the euro it is at a one year low let's discuss that with our correspondent in frankfurt it was good to see you know how much of a problem is this turkish crisis is creating for the euro zone right now. well people don't believe that the trade volume involved between turkey and the year euro zone is a problem a problem could be a banking crisis many analysts economists don't think that's looming though at least not when they speak officially the euro is actually a good thing for the euro zone when it comes down a little it would be a problem if the euro advance towards parity downwards towards the dollar then you have inflation coming in and doubts about the euro zone but at the moment it's a boon for exports and only another story we're following at this hour the royal bank of sc

border to be closed but the federal government in brazil has ruled it out on humanitarian grounds to reza bo is that a camp in the boy if it's to. listen in the city you know i mean this is about three hours away from the border between brazil and venezuela and this is a shelter that was set up to attend venezuelan refugees there's about nine shelters like this one in the city and in each one of them there's between six hundred and seven hundred people living here it was set up by the federal government with the help of the lie that nations refugee agency n.p.r. people are provided with food shelter and they helped later on get an idea. that they can go to other.

brought us together she knew as we were dealing seniors waste soul she listen you know what i'm down reza a series to. franklin civil rights work and uplifting anthems made her a symbol for african-americans. her absence will be felt that her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit. right. from. the u.s. and europe are squabbling over trade again crystal was right terry your president donald trump has slammed the brakes on an e.u. offer to eliminate terrorism cars one of the main issues dogging relations between the united states and europe mr trump has frequently criticized the tariffs on u.s. cars saying they are too high on thursday that use trade commissioner reportedly offered to do away with terrorists completely but only if the u.s. did the same the two sides agreed to a terrorist cease fire last month prompting promising not to impose any new automotive on each other for now that is. and it's not just trade relations between the u.s. and europe but that could solve our further president trump said he plans to add tariffs on chinese goods worth two hundred billion dollars that me

remove or limit they'll florrie to offer health and environmental health or it is in the process of reza pesticides and we think that's very dangerous that we don't think that this is the means to modernize this system and it would take. back justice here move slowly down the bureaucracy the fight to be heard for a response from the powerful agri businesses in the distant government goes on and that's our show for this week but remember you can get in touch with us via twitter use the hash tag a.j.c. to see when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost of al-jazeera dot net is our address there's more for you online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. that'll take you straight to our page which has individual reports links and entire episode for you to catch up on. for this edition of counting the cost i'm sam is a than from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. a survivor of the genocide people who begged me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have been hard to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the vic

last few days leaving the people of turkey to watch in the spares their currency nosedives president reza type of add on holds the united states responsible for his talk because of a trade war albeit one he says turkey will when the mood on the streets though is less defiant. i need to finance my child's education i don't know how i'm supposed to manage my pension is worth one thousand five hundred lire that's around two hundred dollars. like tick tick tick tick we don't own any property we live from our pensions and increasingly we're asking ourselves if we're going to have to go hungry god help us. economist most of us sun mess things the government should step in immediately and increase interest rates. the country has to pay two hundred thirty billion dollars in foreign debt over the next two months. turkey won't be able to raise this much money with low interest rates if anyone at all wants to invest in such a fragile system right now in the end turkey will have to look for help from the i.m.f. . check. meanwhile things could get worse for people who move to. this customer has been l

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza coverage and thank you after the break but yet this is america we speak to the director of this is congo about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart and there's new figures show that one hundred eighty five modern slavery and human trafficking convictions have been made in the past year alone in the u.k. we speak to the bishop of darby about how he's leading the fight against modern slavery both locally and nationally all this and more coming up about two and going on the ground. we have no idea what so if he's doing on a vacation but she will be back on air in september. truths seem wrong. but old rules just don't know all. the world that is yet to shake out just because the educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. so here you now this new attempt at. the counter global concept. that will be controlled by any central government has the chance to do what galt failed to do. the

brought something she brought us together she was we feeling citizen stole she lifts me up when i'm down reza a serious story. franklin civil rights work and uplifting anthems made her a symbol for african americans. her absence will be felt that her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit. right. from you know many. ugandan pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine has reportedly been stopped from leaving the country after being detained and today international airport his lawyer says one was heading abroad to seek treatment for torture injuries he reportedly sustained after he was arrested by local police allegations that one who was tortured during an earlier detention prompted widespread protests wine has been a prominent critic of long time president yoweri seventy. well for more now we're joined by julie is. following this story for us in kampala to get us up to date here what is the status of bobby wine currently. himachal to launch the public's name if you are going to search about the airport i'm talkin baggage he had. in common but i want you and you score a cute i mean to

early appreciate your time i guess this hour early reza aslan executive vice president of the races and to thank you. on to other news now wiki leaks the legal team says that julian assange is considering the u.s. senate's formal request to testify but only if it conforms to high ethical standards the senate intelligence committee wants the wiki leaks chief to answer questions on what it calls russian interference in the twenty six thousand u.s. presidential election. as the story. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has sent a letter to the ecuadorian embassy in london where as we all know the wiki leaks publisher has been holed up for the last six years this letter is addressed to julian assange basically calling upon him to testify in what is being described as a closed interview at a mutually convenient time and location now given we all understand julian assange has made it clear he has no plans to be leaving that embassy any time soon out of his own free will but this is going to be some kind of question and answer session that is probably going to be taking place via some kind

something she brought us together she gives me billings it is waste soul she lifts me up when i'm down reza a serious three. franklin civil rights were. and uplifting anthems made her a symbol for black america. her absence will be felt that her legacy will be kept alive here in detroit. right. now. and we'll have more from detroit later today is over to christophe now and you saw the dispute was over between the u.s. and europe on tariffs well it's not looking that way is known to years in europe or quarrelling over terrorists again u.s. president donald trump has slammed the brakes on an e.u. offer to eliminate tariffs on cars one of the main issues dogging relations between the united states and europe trump has frequently criticized you terrorism on u.s. cars saying they're too high on thursday the trade commissioner reportedly offered to do away with the terrorist completely but only if the united states did the same the two sides agreed to an interview cease fire last month promising not to impose any new automotive duties on each other for now that is. so once again worries about tra

well before the sanctions were imposed to his present reza taber there was a diplomatic ties with the u.s. had been tarnished and it was. disturbing remarks against us will not benefit anyone we showed the best solidarity with the united states and nato we have acted together with them in korea together we put up many fights such a threat against turkey a country that still fights to.

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza government is a vague here after the break but again this is america we speak to the director of this is congo about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart.

thousands of venezuelans have already left in search of a better life in a moment we'll hear from to reza bushies in both vista in brazil where many venezuelans have faced hostility actually from locals starting with marianna sunshines in terms of the border with ecuador are ten men of many venezuelans are trying to beat the saturday deadline but there are many going to swells arriving much more than the days before of course because of this restriction that will be in place on saturday were they will need a passport to get into thousands of venezuelans do not have passports it's very difficult a very costly to get them in venezuela so they are rushing to this border of the middle has had an open border policy for been a swell and there are nearly or nearly four hundred thousand of them as well and already living in pay too. many are also coming the number has increased because the ecuadorian authorities are transporting many bypasses for free so they can get across. territory all the way to this border crossing the question will be what will happen. to thousands of innocents who do not h

conspiracy her money because of two thousand dollars plus benefits her way of running out of how holocaust reza ha no i don't this is not a matter how is exactly how it got there is a pos yeah astroturfing is when corporations or political movements basically pay for grassroots support this is what is so revealing about the israel lobby in america is that they basically pay for congressional support for their donations they even are willing to pay low level people to go out in the streets that make it look like common americans actually support the israel lobby is goals when they really don't want to be. great resistance. killers he's there and they kill children they don't care about at any rate. i'm distressed to find that all investigation into america's approach is really little b.s. may represent the most important test yet over al-jazeera is independent whether on network still has space to thrive in ms the unjust will. hate against our guitar you heard. we've contacted al-jazeera to ask why the film was never broke ass to we've also approached the emergency committee for israel and the h

reza we're going to take. the trip for what are your favorite shows from this season look at your favorite search engine way back for one reason i went because if there's a troubled look at the top of my official. we have no idea what safety is doing on the vacation but she will be back on air in september. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be killing the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying is just no way to present them that we want even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the get tell here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. months ago accuses u.n. chi

because they were respected to a lot of journalist reza harassed by the pro-government demonstrators and this is really shaken up the country and that the government put out restitution on three g. and four g. network so you cannot really access the facebook or social media or anything in the internet because they don't want them to mobilize and that is the only way they can actually mobilize because there's no common platform the schools we don't know if they're open and not there is no official declaration yet it was declared by the government shutdown on thursday the event has to be seen in context of how this children race will get about twelve years to eighteen years old when. attacked by police and government party students pro-government party students this put out by a lot of social media debate as to why the government would do something like that that is very negative the media is also reflected to cover some of this event now we'll have to see if they're able and managed to gather today in the streets or raise the level in normal very very clear and we haven't seen in this

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza governor ridge is a vacuum. after the break but yet this is america we speak to the director of this is congo about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart and there's new figures show that one hundred eighty five modern slavery and human trafficking convictions be made in the past year alone in the u.k. we speak to the bishop of darby about how he's leading the fight against modern slavery both locally and nationally all the civil coming up but to have going underground. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm showbiz.

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza government is a vague here. after the break but get this is america we speak to the director of this is called go about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart and there's new figures show that one hundred eighty five modern slavery and human trafficking convictions be made in the past year alone in the u.k. we speak to the bishop of dubey about how he's leading the front against global slavery both locally and nationally all the civil coming up but to have going on the ground . what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to. have to go on to be prosperous like them before three in the morning can't be good for i'm interested always in the waters in the how. question. america was never great spending on the rate in the murder. nothing changed so we said all response to these situations that we're dealing with. people just sad every day she is

and financial markets and the finance ministry says it has an action plan in place turkish president reza type everyone blames the crisis on what he calls economic terrorists but he's been criticized for his influence over the economy from istanbul simcoe solo reports walking through a business street to people take nervous glances at the foreign exchange screens wondering how much less their money might now be worth. the dollar the prices of up what she wants to buy overrun serb budget and give me a discount or leave. her request it's turned down turkish airways down at least thirty percent against a dollar in ten days this doesn't only hurt the buyers but the sellers too. including tibet's cartel he has run this shop for at least twenty years how far his products are imported is cost horizon tremendously. stronger more notice and we are almost at stagnation waiting for exchange rates to settle i purchase in dollars so my costs increased forty percent i'll have to reflect this in my prices however exporters are happy with the depreciating. if you see their house owner who has run the sil

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza government is a vague here. after the break but yet this is america we speak to the director of this is called to go about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart and his new figures show that one hundred eighty five modern slavery and human trafficking convictions.

think most people do and i'm i'm i'm i'm hoping i'm believing i do believe that humanity does as well reza governor ridge and thank you after the break but get this is america we speak to the director of this is congo about the years of western backed shadow wars that have torn the country apart and there's new figures show that one hundred eighty five modern slavery and human trafficking convictions have been made in the past year alone in the u.k. we speak to the bishop of darby about how he's leading the fight against modern slavery both locally and nationally all this and more coming up about two and going on the ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars timestamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be culled from rich point six percent of the market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial plant

go facilities i'm talking here about critical facilities so essential fifty five all speedo's and reza goes to. lots of sewage. treatment centers across the town so if we run out of fuel this would directly affect more than two thousand who are in intensive care and you know and that's all services. but that's one of the problems one of the problem is how we stop the fuel but also how do we continue the service even when fuel is available by by the end of all we are run out of funding. and we have called many times the international community to provide additional funding for the emergency so what needs to happen now because again we're at a situation now where we're talking critical i mean people's lives are at stake here so what is it going to take to get the fuel into gaza to keep people alive. in the these years. at least to. merge and see a few days imported by the united nations to come through so we can continue to provide those fuel to those critical facilities these new restriction. came today so we hope that in the coming in the coming days we will be able to to have a soluti

in november this year so their product is slightly different this is going to be physically subtle reza c.m.e. and c.b.l. which is more cash settled so there are some key differences between the contracts and things to visit at least some of the shells and i know this worked for my time the regulator if you're physically settling or oil you better watch out because you might get barrels of fifty thousand barrel ten thousand barrels of oil so would it actually the bitcoins actually be if it's physically settled that means you actually get bitcoins at the end if you took delivery yes so there is a big difference here is different so you actually get the bitcoin so you value a future price appreciation of that big one that you receive at the end of the contract versus c.m.e. and c.b.o.t. where you don't get around that actually investors might like exactly and that's going to be a key component future as well. it seems to me you know when you talk about c. bo and c m e there are one category but then the other category is coin base and there's others but any thoughts about point based ther

running out of food and water as the battle between the taliban on the military continues for the reza. and say the taliban has captured more than half the city afghan forces say two hundred people have been killed in the fighting solid balance reports. residents of gaza a flee from afghanistan's new frontline in the war between the taliban and the military. and the taliban was stationed at the building inside goes in the city near the office of the provincial reconstruction team and government forces were firing mortars towards them but the mortars were hitting the residential houses. the assault started with a taliban attack on the police headquarters early friday morning over five days it is morphed into a city under siege a well stocked taliban against the afghan military which has us is support two hundred seventy thousand people shelter in their homes running out of food and water without power or communications. dan rather see the government is not able to transfer the dead bodies some of them have swollen up i want the government to transfer the dead and move the injured to a s

to them so that's why they choose to come here and sit because they're not going to be paying rent reza thanks so much for your time people here say that if government pushes for the exposed ration of land without compensation it will be it will allow them to to contribute to the economy in a more meaningful way but of course the government is sitting in a very precarious position we are just months away from a national election here in south africa so people don't want this just to be a political position that doesn't bear any fruit but one that is actually meaningful and contributions to many south africans who are without land and home soil. for me to thanks for joining us from stellenbosch. now the syrian army is threatening a major assault on the last remaining rebel held province strikes killed at least eight people on friday leaflets have also been dropped warning people to accept government rule the un is urging all sides to deescalate. people living in the semi autonomous kurdish region of northern iraq all struggling and a weak economy before the battle to push out isel in twe