course in les paul's normally only tries money cases but today the international media southside salaam all dean and four others face challenges of illegally bringing migrants into greece seems distant. those students were the good guys it was a good anything would be it was executed and lots of. the photographs changed the teen's life a photograph that made global headlines and on cruelty the syrian toddler who drowned in the mediterranean. came only because of all including i saw him in the t.v. and it shocked me i want to do something so i can form we can. change my life to find the child in the sea and then you have to bury the child in something you will never. never forget in your life. to thirty five year old danish volunteer ended up spending five months on the spots dean saved countless lines his iraqi route served him well he could address the refugees on boats in arabic and help calm them down. with donations he acquired to rescue vessel. it was insane the wind was so big. there was forty five people in the water which took them out but the last person i remember it was in th

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salaam—alaikum... they're struggling to get by without electricity or any clean water.s serious health issues. what do you think about iraq now in comparison to what it was like when saddam was in power? the swat team are on the move again. this city is awash with weapons left over from the war and the fight against isis. the team are looking for their second target. young men of the house are hauled out of their rooms. but the man they are after is missing. what has happened? it is hard to ignore basra's crippled infrastructure. and it is in these impoverished districts where crystal meth addiction flourishes. many addicts and dealers end up here at the prison. this man is the deputy governor. what are the issues you face here? prison authorities have had to expand detention centres to cope with the numbers of attics and dealers. major, this is one of the rooms? how many people in this room? and this is a combination of drug dealers and drug users? yeah. you just keep them all here together in one room? yeah. i am taken deep into the prison to see what the conditions a

saw and witnessed that the coast guard in some critical situations also asked for help and saw that salaam and his crew also went out with their boat to help the coast guard because there was just too many refugee boats out there and we understand that he is actually not the only one who is facing charges of people smuggling we also know that three spanish firefighters who also volunteered in last post that they are on trial as well tell us a little bit more about their case. so it's the same trial these three spanish firefighters are part of and of a different n.g.o.s but their best friend with the. with the humanity so and this very night of the arrest they couldn't use their own boat so they asked if they could use his boat out there if they could come on his boat to rescue these boats in distress at this night so when they were arrested or no let's say it now if they get convicted. is probably getting a higher sentence than day because he was the captain and he was. he was responsible. in last post thank you. one hour change of pace and we're heading to english soccer and champions man

the danish national salaam al jean traveled to lesbos immediately after seeing the now infamous photograph you see it right there the syrian toddler alon kirti washed up on a turkish beach he and the other volunteers spent months rescuing refugees at the height of the migration crisis rights groups criticize the case is politically motivated and an attempt to discourage more boats from setting out for europe. well as temperatures across the northern hemisphere rise and flowers begin to bloom homeowners know that it is time to start that weekly sure of the lot but where some people see drudgery others may see an opportunity for some sports allow us to introduce you to the. yeah the sport of lawn mower racing. any of its and smoggy but these drivers one wanted any other way to. mastering the bombs and navigating through tight curves i think to have to drive its biggest challenge. in the sport is more painful than it knocks. the championship round. which doesn't seem that. if you're probably going to. tricks to succeed in this tough sport pacing pacing pacing and otherwise drive this risk tir

embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam in august nine hundred ninety eight. as he had promised bin ladin was taking the global war to america. the americans understood that al qaeda could attack at any place and at any time. but some experts raised the possibility that the attacks were masterminded more by the egyptian militants than by bin laden himself. on twenty years august before the attack i received a phone call from the government as a variety and he spoke in english as he's very fluent in english and he told me that bin laden is sitting next to him but since he cannot communicate in english so he was sending the guards and doctors are why he told me that. mr bin laden is denying his involvement and there's involvement in the bone beings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania so he wanted me to convey this message through the media he said things like. i did not know ramzi yousef before the world trade center bombing which left open the question that they met afterwards but he said one thing i will say to you you will see many ramzi yousef coming

avram salaam played in the league for 13 seasons. also with us, u.s.agazine, dave zyron. goodell paints this new rule as a compromise. is that how you see it? >> no, it's not a compromise. how can it be a compromise when he don't even talk to the other part of the equation? you can't implement a rule yourself, you and the owner, and say it's for the best of all of us when you haven't had that conversation. they postured during the season when donald trump came out and called players s.o.b.s, the owners were galvanized and got with the players and they fed us this whole we're together, we're in this together, we're going to lock arms and be together, and then a few months later they just turn around and really slap us in the face and actually sided with the very man they were up in arms against early in the year. so to me it's not a compromise because number one, you haven't addressed the issue, you haven't addressed what the actual protest was about. it had nothing to do with being unpatriotic. we know that. but they refused to address that issue. then

[ cheers and applause ] salaam remi!. star of broadway's "my fair lady," actress lauren ambrose. featuring the 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyer >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a rally in michigan this weekend, president trump asked the crowd, quote, "any hispanics in the room?" and it's a little alarming that he was holding a net. [ laughter ]

crossing of mediterranean appeared on practically every screen and newspaper overwhelmed by what he saw salaam and decided to do something about it working with the greek coastguard he has saved thousands of people from the same fate but now he's being tried for smuggling and faces ten years in prison on the greek island of les boss now it's up to the law to decide if his humanitarian work was an act of mercy or criminality. this course in les paul's normally only tries myna cases but today the international media as outside it's a love for others space challenges of illegally bringing migrants into greece in services than. those that were the good guys it was a good anything would be it was executed lots of. the photograph changed the teen's life a photograph that made global headlines and on cruelty the syrian toddler who drowned in the mediterranean. it came only because of all include us on in the t.v. and it shocked me i want to do something so i can form we can let me change my life to find the child in the sea and then you have to bury the child in something you will never. never forget

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parliamentary elections earlier this month the call for votes in the predominantly sunni provinces of diyala salaam who didn't deliver and all ballots cast by iraqis living abroad to be manually recounted if the results differ by more than twenty five percent from those announced by the electoral commission that it could force a recount of nearly eleven million ballots the demand was supported by many sunni politicians and others who opposed the election results which saw a successful outcome the three main shia led blocs in iraq's first election since the defeat of eisel in architecture we had a hierarchy and there are frauds manipulations and many problems that took place and that is seen apparent in the decisions made by parliament today and i personally support these decisions in which they serve in the interest of the political and democratic process in iraq therefore we must implement these decisions prime minister hydrilla body wound in his weekly news conference of potential political instability if demands for recounts continued. shape i must warn of something that we can't get into a poli

the volunteers were standing trial on the greek island of lesbos one of them the danish nationals salaamraveled to lesbos immediately after seeing the now infamous photograph of the syrian toddler alan kirti washed up on a turkish beat he and the other volunteers spent months rescuing refugees at the height of the migration crisis rights groups criticize the case as politically motivated and an attempt to discourage more boats from setting out for europe. it will be a tale of david versus goliath of tomorrow night in paris a tiny club from western france vendi. take on european powerhouse parties and the french comp final the n.b.a.'s are a third division team from a town of fifteen thousand people their players practice at the start they france today well aware of the tacitly phase against p.s.g. a club with a budget of well over five hundred million euros and the n.b.a. budget by the way is about two million. so that we are aware of how lucky we are to be able to practice on these famous grounds we're trying to savor the moment and simply make the best of it. and i think that it's a sp

yeah is this is salaam a part of germany yes or no islam is a religion which really islam is a religion and the art of the only want the freedom of religion this is harder according to how i or i use this sentence how i interpret the sentence islam is not a part of germany ok grego three twenty four mary a fully agree with that sentence formulated by mr siegel folk here but let me stress you know you have to to have you have you have to give me the chance to interpreting what is meant by that sentence you did it ok now let's go to christianity yet. the prize. the state permeate of bavaria has implemented a policy now. a few months before the elections and very of hanging the christian cross in all of the various state run offices the german constitution however guarantees the neutrality of the state to its religion his breaking of the constitution isn't he he thought breaking the institution come on and by the way it's not you know the debate on the cross we had for ages but also had a point there was a time we had it was nathan and this was whether it's allowed to have a cross in the c

well these spanish firefighters were on the same boat with salaam and they are part of another ngo but they're befriended their work together there cooperated several times so during that night of the arrest they were not there their boat was not available so they asked if they could get onto his boat and so that's why the wrong one boat they're all in one trial today and if they get convicted then probably gets the highest sentence because he was the owner of the boat and he was the captain mariel what message is this trials and into other aid workers who are involved in just simply trying to help these refugees. you know i spoke to human rights activists and they say if aid workers of humanitarians like salama dean all the spanish fire fighters are criminalised like this just because they rescued drowning refugees then this sends a clear political message. which which is aimed at dissuading volunteers from helping refugees marry a mother with the latest. there from must first the trial underway as we mentioned thank you for your reporting. it's time now for business news of monica jo

accused a humanitarian worker of people track trafficking and say that he is actually a criminal but salaam says that he has saved thousands of lives and believes that he is being targeted by authorities to discourage more migration to europe we will hear from our correspondent who has been covering the trial in just a moment but first the support. by many he's seen as a hero in two thousand and fifteen. and to pronounce from denmark decided to change his life. i saw the picture of. quite shocked to visit after. i was sitting on the plane on the way to. the photo of the three year old syrian boy made global headlines lying dead on the beach after drowning in the mediterranean the european migrant trances was at its peak and with around three thousand people arriving each day the greek island of less sparse was a hotspot. actually in the water i have my body was in the water and i looked back and i saw all the refugees like old people like children women. and i want to scream i really want to be like scream and cry in the same moment i was thinking where's the help how come is there is nobod

upcoming election will be close but predict a win for the ruling party florence italy al-jazeera salaam est malaysia. amnesty international is accusing egypt of using solitary confinement as torture and says dozens of human rights activists journalist and op assistants of porters face horrendous physical abuse behind bars the group's report outlines extended beatings humiliation a lack of food restricted movement for years on end egypt has arrested thousands of people since the military overthrew present moment morsi in two thousand and thirteen morsi is reported to have been held in solitary confinement for most of the past five years the government has repeatedly denied systematic rights abuses. journalist mahmoud hussein has been gyptian jail for more than five hundred days he was detained without charge while forty's in two thousand and sixteen during a holiday to cairo. and international human rights organizations have repeatedly urged to release jailed journalists. funerals have been held for some of the forty five people killed by attackers in northern nigeria armed bandits raide

forty hours or so so the potential for more rain here the worst there obviously is over as far as salaam is concerned no more issues developing for the north all see is little bit of patchy client sunny pretty warm here in doha highs of thirty nine degrees on the other side of the peninsula we're looking at my some forty three degrees on shoes day in mecca and medina forty one southern portions of africa largely find that we have got a frontal system pushing towards the far south of south africa so cape town could see some quite breezy conditions with a chance of some rain through the course of monday further towards the east it should be fine nice bright day in durban and a high here of twenty five to greece. al-jazeera is investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing international cricket matches sixty to seventy percent you can use a fix now fix bribing professional players. beautiful goes to the players but give them housing rolex watches. are pretty. good i give them. al-jazeera investigations cricket match fixes. back a look at the headlines now colombians are voting in the

another forty hours or so so a potential for more rain here the worst of obviously is over as far as salaam is concerned no more issues developing for the north all see is little bit of patchy clients and pretty warm here in doha highs of thirty nine degrees on the other side of the peninsula we're looking at my some forty three degrees on tuesday in mecca and medina the forty one southern portions of africa largely find that we have got a frontal system pushing towards the far south of south africa so cape town could see some quite breezy conditions with a chance of some rain through the course of monday further towards the east it should be fine nice bright day in durban and a high here of twenty five to greece. al-jazeera investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing international cricket matches sixty to thirty percent you can use a fix or a fix bribing professional players. beautiful goes to the players or give them housing rolex watches. cricketers. or five children. al-jazeera investigations cricket match fixes in the next episode of earth royce nick clock to ensure greenpeace

upcoming election will be close but predict a win for the ruling party florence italy al-jazeera salaam est malaysia the funerals have been held for some of the forty five people who were killed by attackers in northern nigeria. gunmen raided a village in could do the sate on saturday with this is say they shot at children and they taught styluses the region has seen an increase in violence carried out in the main by cattle rustlers and gangs but disputes over territory are continuing to escalate in other parts of the country and president the horrors government is under real pressure to prevent such attacks ahead of elections next year jamil alan doe the reports are from benue a state where an attack on a church is developing a community that has lived peacefully for generations the police are taking us to a small town called by law it's in bend with state in sensual nigeria but long is a small farming community a place with no history of violence until now there are photographs of growth tool . for an extra hour for the. well known. because of. the attacker was devastating for people

the forty hours or so so the potential for more rain here the worst so obviously is over as far as salaam is concerned no more issues developing for the north will see as little bit of patchy client sunny pretty warm here in doha it's of thirty nine degrees on the other saw the potential we're looking at my some forty three degrees on shoes day in mecca and medina that forty one southern portions of africa largely find that we have got a frontal system pushing towards the far side of south africa so cape town could see some quite breezy conditions with a chance of some rain during the course of monday for the towards the east it should be fine nice bright day in durban and a high here of twenty five to greece. getting to the heart of the matter if more stuff i can do the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. headlines from al-jazeera don't call

rishaad: i'm rishaad salaam it in hong kong.nese set to go into the global msci indices, but there are sticking points, and those could worry brokers. there is a feeling they could change trading at that. the lack of a closing option, which people use to get today's final prices. here -- andysts analyst here. >> as you mentioned, shanghai does not have a quality to -- a closing option which is something investors are used to. this means they are assured buying and selling at the final price. that is something they will have to get used to because that will not change. it is usually more of a smile kind of trading day where there is a lot of liquidity at the open and a lot of liquidity at the close, but shanghai and shenzhen, it is made up of retail investors. it has staggered throughout the day. it does not seem that will change anytime soon, so that is one of the staggs, getting used to a different kind of trading day in mainland china. another one is just capacity. how many of these orders can trading desk phil because it is a