investigators worked intensely to locate up to salaam and he started making mistakes in the end he had almost nowhere left to hide. his appearance from could you tell by day the house searches interrogation research large scale surveillance operations all of that steadily reduce the circle of people that could trust them. after his arrest of the slum was taken to a maximum security prison near paris and since then he has said nothing his lawyer spend my free. described as a small time criminal who's too stupid to plan a conspiracy in one interview by re says of the salaam has quote the intelligence of an empty ashtray. and i'm just lumps family has also tried to reinforce this line of defense one of his brothers says up the salaam lost his nerve and intentionally failed to set off the suicide vest he was wearing the terror experts say it's all part of a deliberate defense strategy since some children can be conducive to survival not suicide vest which they say he didn't use today we know two important things that had to technical faults and that's why he didn't go off. to los when up t

the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul-rahman. >> mrs.ayed wasn't robbed. >> no, she wasn't. >> mrs. fayed wasn't sexually assaulted. >> no, she was not. >> so the purpose of that crime was to kill her. >> it was to kill her. that was the only purpose of the crime was to get rid of her and make sure she was dead. >> abdul rahman says the murder was carefully planned. >> mrs. fayed comes out at about 6:30 at night. >> that's correct. >> and she's walking to her car, what, alone? >> by herself. >> at some point, what, the killer comes up behind her? >> well, the killer pulled up in the burgundy suv behind mrs. fayed's vehicle. >> so blocking her. >> blocking her so she can't move her car from the parking spot. the killer gets out of the back passenger seat and approaches mrs. fayed from behind. >> how long did the attack take start to finish? >> from start to finish i would say anywhere from one to three minutes. >> police found no eyewitnesses to the actual stabbing, but there were people close by. >> there's an individual that was in a bu

presidents donald trump salaams new sanctions on north korea but he says if they don't work the u.s. will move on to phase two which could be quote very unfortunate.

he's charged with trying to kill pleas touring a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago though salaam accuse the court of bias and refused to answer questions about his actions it's actually about the reports not from brussels. flanked by most police officers refused to stop at his trial in brussels but told the judge that he would not answer questions the only surviving suspect in the new film but twenty fifteen paris attacks which killed one hundred thirty people up to slums in court over a police shootout in the belgian capital the following year which eventually led to his arrest. up to slum told the judge i do not wish to respond to any questions i defend myself by keeping silent muslims are judged and treated without pity there is no presumption of innocence outside the courtroom his lawyer refused to comment on his client's decision with the realtor just going to give them a look and say is that we talked about procedural problems the fact that there are new civil parties and what if feelings were all about this. four police officers were wounded by gunfire in the brussels shoo

more than 18,000 kilometres of dense jungle, mountains and savannah as it winds its way from dar es salaamania to zambia's central province. --1,800km. but more than a0 years after it opened, it's now beginning to show its age and is overdue for a major upgrade. we bought a ticket and went to find out what makes the journey so unique. and if you're tempted by a rail journey through africa, here's our pick of some of the highlights. the continent's first ever high—speed train line is due to open this summer in morocco. it'll more than halve the time it takes to travel from the port of tangier to casablanca, where you can pick up slower connections onto fez or marrakesh. another key upgrade recently has been the stretch from mombasa to nairobi, in kenya. that route used to be known as the lunatic express because its construction in the late 19th century was so dangerous. thousands of labourers died working on it, many from malaria, some from being attacked by lions. the 12—hour journey has now been reduced to 4.5, but at those speeds, you might find that any visible big game whizzes by at a

observers expect cell adele salaams lawyers to do everything possible to cultivate the idea that he was a small fish the start of his trial will mark the accused first public appearance how he behaves will say a great deal about how the trial against him for the paris attacks will unfold. israel has begun serving deportation notices to tens of thousands of eritreans and sudanese who have been seeking asylum there hundred certain lines outside the immigration authority offices on sunday seeking to renew their visas but the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering that money and plane tickets to an unnamed african destination if they stay they face imprisonment. kramer sent us this report. to keep this home country every tree or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deputation the stores are always very sensitive especially for me personally in the for my community the people i love because. of. deportation an unlimited proof of time in imprisonment so very tough here at the every train comm

after nearly two years of silence it was time for salaam disli to have his day in court but his trial in build him began as many thought it would with a refusal to cooperate or even stand up for the judge. he's about your identity sir i use a lot of dislike born in brussels on september fifteenth one thousand nine hundred nine. i don't wish to answer your questions. bilgin prosecutors want up just slam and he's alleged accomplices to new zealand so fianna yari seen here above jailed for twenty years for attempted murder of police offices just a french citizen was europe's most wanted man until he's a rest in brussels in march twenty sixth jane that was four months after one hundred thirty people were killed in the islamic state terror attacks in paris that attacks in which he is a prime suspect his trial is concerned with the shootout in brussels that led to his capture not the paris attacks but many hoped he'd use the opportunity in court to shed light on either incident but that was not to be my silence does not make me a criminal just said accusing the court of bias against muslims

from the bush to urban centers, where it's prepared for shipment from ports like mombasa, dar es salaam and zanzibar. asian criminal syndicates move the ivory through various transit points en route more often than not to china. alie: we see hiding of ivory under coffee, under avocados. these methods to conceal these products are very sophisticated. roberts: you might have a legal shipment in a giant shipping container that has 20 tons of capapacity, and that 20 tons o f capacity is filled with 18 tons of dried seaweed or stones or cashew nuts, a perfectly legal international commodity, but two tons of ivory smuggled in. alie: to undertake this type of transaction requires bribery, requires payining people off at each link of the chain. thornton: you can't have that kind o of poaching and that amount of ivory moving outut of a country unless y you have some very big players that are right near the top that are protected people that protecect the people that are doing all ththat destructionon. vira: it's not uncommon for ministers, it's not t uncommon for local governors to be involved.

betty mout salaam ever hasn't given up hope of seeing her daughter again one day she shows us the clothes she bought for her three grandchildren in syria and then she shows us this picture. i took this photo of myself in syria. in december twenty fourth seem petty much succeeded in contacting her daughter through intermediaries in turkey. spend several weeks on the road finally arriving in the city of man in northern syria. she had no way of knowing for sure if she would ever reach our destination or see her daughter. eventually the i asked allowed her to spend four days. as with her daughter but she wasn't permitted to take selena or her grandchildren back to chechnya. and other local mothers have started a self-help group it already has more than eight hundred members one of them is so remote ga ga over the mother of her son who took petty matters daughter to syria. where george. my daughter was very a bt and she did everything her husband ordered her to play a. mother partly to blame for your daughter's disappearance. i swear to you know it to be honest it all happened according to a h

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have friends despite his good fortune mohammed says his family back in sudan always in his heart are salaam while you are sol they were very lucky they have a lot while there may never have a hundred luck a lot of oil or watch at our mother glow value not that either of us in charlotte are along with and she her. r t brussels. thanks with this afternoon still ahead for me this hour the u.n. says that yemen has become the world's worst manmade humanitarian crisis we'll have a look at the details in a couple of its. normally gets manufactured consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous. nor middle of the room. at the moment we've had the period of fake the flame. engineered by all the central banks of the day don't have the control that they think that they have and once you start to see this being picked up in markets like the gold market and others you know you've got to start to see it feed on itself in a big way. hello again now yemen has become the world's worst manmade humanitarian crisis according to the u.n. special envoy to the country more t

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. a lens slide ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people rely on at only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different when stale floors he's introduced water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm didn't hit the country the ground was hard and flooding followed in the estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed as heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard shell of dallas al-jazeera. government says releasing forty five political prisoners ahead of the next round of peace talks with the opposition west african nation has seen months of protest amending president for nothing bay step down are bringing changes to the constitution a new round of negotiations have been suspended and till friday reports. of. government and opposition parties are finally agreed to hold talks broke up by gunn

only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium salaam is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shooting and brussels in two thousand and sixteen the belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital reports from brussels. it was in this house in the district of brussels that salah up to islam was arrested in march twenty sixth. you only surviving suspect to the paris attacks the previous november up to slum spend four months on the run hiding in places not far from his family home a few days before being caught he was involved in a shootout with police in another part of the belgian capital his trial will examine his role in the crime. to slam is also linked to the bombers who attacked brussels four days after his arrest nearly two years on the belgian government has lowered the threat level but analysts say europe remains a target. the meek another attack is always possible whether it's by i saw all kind or another radic

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. and then slide it ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people rely on addus only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different on wednesday authorities introduced water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm dinny or hit the country the ground was hard and flooding follows an estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed videos heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard shell of dallas al-jazeera. the un's children's agency says the world is failing newborn babies with seven thousand dying every day most from preventable causes a report by unicef has found incense born in the world's poorest countries are fifty times more likely to die than those in which ones newborns in pakistan have the least chance of survival with one in twenty two dying within their first months of life while in cen

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. and then slide it ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people who rely on addus only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different when stale thora these introduced water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm dinny or hit the country the ground was hard and flooding follows in the estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed as heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard charlotte dallas al-jazeera. libya is deporting more than two hundred people tunisia part of a voluntary return program organized by the misrata detention center and international organization for migration many refugees and migrants have been stranded in libya after a failed attempt to cross the mediterranean to reach europe. and libya's coast guard says it's picked up more than three hundred people near zero water they

attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shootout in brussels nearly two years ago a bill salaam refused to stand for the court and refused to answer questions about his actions it gives the court being biased against muslims and said he would defend himself by staying silent. rival factions of south africa's winning party of questioning demonstrations outside the chart his headquarters in jo burg but just as a development president jacob zuma stepped down after a meeting of senior n.c. officials a party spokeswoman said seumas removal was not on the agenda. in a surprise court ruling the heir to samsung has been released from jail j y e was convicted last year on a number of corruption charges and sentenced to five years in prison for securities accused him of paying bribes to the then president park geun hye scandal led to her impeachment the sentence has now been cut to two and a half years and suspended in his own likely to return to. their official up today those are current headline partition borders abroad continues now and then we'll be back in about twenty eight minutes

more than 18,000 kilometres of dense jungle, mountains and savannah, as it winds its way from dar es salaamde. we bought a ticket and went to find out what makes the journey so unique. and finally this week, i travel to aalborg in denmark. this is a country almost completely surrounded by water, no matter where you are you are never more than 50 kilometres from the coast. so it should come as no surprise that it was here that a local artist was inspired to combine music and water in a way that you have never heard before. this is the group between music, their latest show is the first in a four part series called aquasonic, which explores who we are as human beings and it begins with our time in the womb. we are so often divided between you and me, them and us, different religions and different cultures, but this is something we all know something about. we have our first nine months covered by this water filter, so i think somehow the audience, i think they are on at least an unconscious level will have a flashback to hearing those sounds. so as performers, how does it feel when you are un

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. alone slide it ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people rely on at only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different only when stale floors he's introduced water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm dinny or hit the country the ground was hard and flooding follows an estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed videos heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard charlotte dallas al-jazeera. senior management of the charity oxfam have been answering questions from british m.p.'s in london this follows allegations its staff paid women in haiti for sex in the wake of the two thousand and ten earthquake oxfam's chief executive told a parliamentary committee it's now investigating a further twenty six cases of alleged sexual abuse a correspondent on a b phillips reports oxfam senior offic

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. alone slide ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people rely on at only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different when stale thora he's introduced water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm didn't hit the country the ground was hard and flooding followers in the estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed as heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard charlotte dallas al-jazeera. the funeral for zimbabwe's opposition leader morgan to begin shortly president. is among those expected to attend al-jazeera. joins us shortly. but first here's her report on how supporters pay their respects in the capital harare. when morgan tsvangirai body arrived at the place opposition parties called freedom square his supporters called him a hero for defending human rights and always calling for free

people in the continent ten people died when a landfill collapsed on to houses in guinea's dar es salaam in august. alone. slide ethiopia's largest rubbish dump last year killed sixty five people and injured dozens. hundreds of people rely on addus only landfill to survive every time there was heavy rain before they collapsed. this was no different home wednesday or thirty's introduce water rationing because of a severe drought then tropical storm dinny or hit the country the ground was hard and flooding followers in the estimated twenty two thousand homes and public buildings were destroyed in the year as heavy rains shifting the foundations of what people in hellenic call hard charlotte dallas al-jazeera. the world is failing newborn babies that's according to unicef a new report says eighty percent of deaths in the first month of life caused by preventable and treatable conditions and it singles out pakistan as one of the riskiest countries for infants and just to have basically. this is one of the busiest maternity wards in the pakistani capital islamabad several babies are born here

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the team on salaam was one of many chechen mothers who've lost their children to us. why do so many young chechens join the slums militia even parents caught between hope fear. not knowing if they'll ever see their sons or daughters again. thirty minutes d.w. . busy getting it come to life but and let's go right to our correspondent he is essentially is that whole i'm joined by the shellac up thirteen of his political correspondents on those stories in just a minute but first this news just giving you some of the perspective closer d.w. news faster. every journey begins with the first step and every language which the first word published in the book. nico is in germany to learn german why not learn something simple on line on your mobile and free themselves from d w z learning course nico speak german made easy. dropping on civilians during world war two the situation escalates. there's no longer any room for scruples. with ruthless calculation military leaders work out the extent of the mass killing control of the airspace as it does a bit in effect technological go

i am rishaad salaam is in hong kong. haidi: and i am haidi lun in sydney.e're going to look at china's biggest dealmakers. we will be discussing ballooning corporate debt issues. this is "bloomberg markets -- asia." ♪ rishaad: getting to our top story, apple erasing regular session losses after easing investor concerns about slowing iphone demand. they achieved that by persuading users to tell out on the more expensive flagship iphone x. there is a lot of questions about this cycle. in the meantime, we will look at how apple supplies have got a tech-driven sellout overnight no doubt causing headaches for investors. let's get over to dave who is taking a look at the markets for us. dave: bang your head on the wall when you look at some of these numbers. let's get a quick check at the open in taiwan, the biggest names traded. go.in -- there we not a very exciting open. about 50% of its revenue from the -- be talking about the apple story in a moment but to give you a sense of the numbers we saw let's look at our bloomberg here. this is the quarter we are look