gain will be replaced on the sounds board by john dominic sanaa chairman of ren which has a forty three percent stake in the japanese firm he's promised to dedicate his energy to helping their son through the storm. and advice joins us now for her perspective from frankfurt and later i thought this was what this whole power struggle really was about between the car makers within there are a lioness and now miss on is allowing renault's chairman to replace god and it was wired the whole time there were no was really taking over operations. well actually . it's a very different character than carlos go is and so he ever since he was like the interim the replacement for carlos though and i think he has things to try to please the japanese side of things so what's happening now is that he's replacing go in the board of an assembly he's not going to be the chairman of the board of this sound that makes a big big their friend because what this son and the japanese apparently didn't like too much that carlos go in was amassing more and more power in society alliance and made them feel that the

the island today there's the altars museum there's the noise museum the new museum there's the nut sanaa gallery the outside the old national gallery there's the board of museum and there's the pergamon museum the museum is famous for its monumental reconstructions it's been undergoing . some controversial issues longwinded renovations in recent years to it was a very expensive yet one child on museum in that way yes it lost its main attraction it has the program on out that is being out of sight for the past four years and will continue to be our façade for the next five years so that's a long time but for people who are very interested in this ancient greek city of perth i'm on this something else they can take a look at namely the panel meta. the ancient city of pergamon is faithfully recreated in fine detail in a three thousand square metre space the colossal panorama is the work of artist. its public debut twenty eleven now he is presenting an expanded version in what he's dubbed the pun ometer built for the purpose next pergamon museum. kits. since i was a child and i've also been

facebook page we leave you now with images and sounds from the african drum festival in nigeria by sanaa. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. talk. w. media center. you know that seventy seven percent of laughing are younger than sixty. that's me and me. and you know what external voice is. the seventy seven percent speech issue. this is where it. was seventy seven percent this weekend on d w. cut. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'm can help set and here's what's coming up in this edition. a new film about a tragic family killing revisits a real life drama that took place on the streets of berlin fourteen years ago. we look at the explosive charge of norway's. who's making a name for himself with destructive performances done especially for social media. and in our series one hundred german must reads we plunge into. oppressive tale of seemingly random injustice and impenetrable authority the trial. well in two thousand and five germany was shocked by the murder of twenty three year old how to shoot a young turkish kurdish woman who had dared to leave a

how do we have that so-called growth how do we harvest the goodness which in sanaa roofs and without harming it how do you make sure we generate we want blue economy to give us sustainable oceans which will benefit us but also benefit our world to complex. albums there are no easy solutions the plan for a blue economy pits the country's largest against if second largest industry. but for many countries across africa tourism is a major economic factor freeing in money but also often impacting on pristine that natural habitats and wildlife kenya for example has been trying to strike a balance between tourist dollars and preserving nature for a while let's bring in our correspondent joy during barrow joins us from that joy what measures has kenya put in place regarding sustainable tourism some of the measures that have been put in place kenya has come of leave and he great insistence as well as a green dissolutions guidelines that actually help them figure out whether or not just those of tourism are appearing to. move to resume and so they've come up we've. guidelines that. line weighe

gain will be replaced on this sounds board by john dominic sanaa chairman of rent which has a forty three percent stake in the japanese firm he's promised to dedicate his energy to helping their sound through the storm. for joining me from there now are via skype as michael bay in the from she gets a news agency michael we already know that people were clapping when they heard voted their car has gone off the news our board of directors looks like they've are very eager to get rid of them. well this is a major crisis an embarrassment for the company and the people who are involved in it you know go on is extremely high profile and you know the current board of directors has has gone after him extremely tough in a tough manner and in fact i mean you could even say there's been a rather stained and ruthless character assassination campaign against him which has been conducted by his accent board members as well as the prosecutor's office without giving him a chance to respond in public right at the same time mr gonaives created a lot of share value for nissan and he called the accusations a

eleven people thirty nine others were wounded in the attack on a residential area east of the capital sanaa witnesses described saloons of panic. we suddenly had a jet fighter while we were at school we didn't have the first strike we remain calm then the second strike and then the third which was the strongest of all the building was damaged and we were injured by broken glass as the fourth strike came and we panicked and ran. everyone was somewhere crying and shouting in panic the situation was horrible is. two thousand one hundred some girls students were killed and others wounded and are in hospital as a result of the missile strike the school building was destroyed two. we're getting reports from saudi state media that a security checkpoint has been attacked with explosives and. it's about five hundred kilometers northeast of the capital riyadh it's understood two people were killed and two others have been arrests. commemorations are underway right now in rwanda twenty five years since the killing of eight hundred thousand people take a look at the life picture right now from the pres

least five children dozens more were wounded in the attack on a residential area east of the capital sanaa witnesses described scenes of panic. we suddenly heard a jet fighter while we were at school we didn't have the first strike we remain calm then the second strike and then the third which was the strongest of all the building was damaged and we were injured by broken glass as the fourth strike came and we panicked and ran home. everyone was somewhere crying and shouting in panic the situation was horrible. two thousand one hundred some girls students were killed and others wounded and are in hospital as a result of the missile strike the school building was destroyed two turkey's ruling ak party says it will appeal to the country's top election off already demanding a full recount of votes cast in istanbul during last month's mayoral race in a major upset president. party lost control of ankara and istanbul the party claims the elections were tainted a recount is already underway in several districts still ahead on the al jazeera news hour greek waltz it says these refugee children mu

how we first saw her last october, trapped with her family in the endi o -- in the yemeni capital of sanaase of a saudi been on flights. a tumor in her i was threatening her life. after we highlighted her case, several organizations struggled for months to get the six-year-old to jordan. she is now being treated at the king hussein cancer center, her care funded through donations. r devoted mother by her side, it is time for aup check two weeks after major surgery. it is not easy. a surgeon is pleased with her progress. she says shes brave beyond her years and has endured one of the st difficult operations he has ever carried out. >> the abnorma height. orla: the rebate. -- very big. so big, he had to remove her eye. if she had been able to leave human a few months earlive, she could een spared this. unfortunately, because of the war, they couldn't come at that time. we lost that chance to save her eye. i wish if i could treat her earlier to save her eye as well. orla: when she puts pen to paper , there is a glimpse ofau her . lelook how she has scrawd over a drawing of her own face. but d

a large explosion at a warehouse in yemen's capital sanaa killed at least thirteen people including seven children more than one hundred people were wounded the who the militants who seized control of the capital in two thousand and fourteen said the saudi led coalition had targeted the warehouse with an s. strike the coalition denied carrying out any strikes b. area. the united states has called for an immediate horse to a military offensive by rebel libyan general. to seize the capital tripoli troops lowered to half staff are reported to be advancing on the city afternoon ching in operation on thursday at least thirty people have been killed and dozens injured in the fighting forces alliance to the un backed government in tripoli say they've started a counter offensive to defend the city. and for more let me draw in chris stephen he's god eons libya correspondent and has been in close contact with people in tripoli welcome steven of intense fighting has been going on for the last few days in and around tripoli is the u.n. government there on the verge of being toppled in your assessment

to be careful what they consume and where they buy their pots to make sure they buy from dispensary sanaa vendors officials are also reminded people no one under the age of 21 is going to be allowed inside also no tents, no barbecues no glass and no alcohol. coming up next at 6.30 toxic cocktail of gases is poisoning the water in the fire ravaged city of paradise it could take years before the problem is ever fix and next a woman obsessed with the columbine killers heads to colorado just days before the shootings 20th anniversary. >>how she was able to buy a gun and what police are revealing about the disturbing posts says she m >>20 years ago on saturday to high school seniors murdered 12 classmates and a teacher at a high school in the denver suburb of littleton columbine

a ban on civilian flights to the capital sanaa has left many sick children trapped.erin has been following a girl and a boy in urgent need of help. she reports from the jordanian capital, amman. laughter. playtime in the park. little yusra loves the swings, a welcome respite from the war back home in yemen and from her own battle with cancer. this is how we first saw her last october, trapped with her family in the yemeni capital, sana'a, because of a saudi ban on civilian flights. a tumour in her eye was already threatening her life. after we highlighted her case, several organisations struggled for months to get the six—year—old tojordan. she is now being treated at the king hussein cancer center. her care funded through donations. with her devoted mother by her side, it is time for a checkup, two weeks after major surgery. for yusra, it's not easy. her surgeon is pleased with her progress. he says she is a brave beyond her years and endured one of the most difficult operations he has ever carried out. this is the normal eye. this is the abnormal eye. this is the t

who the control city of sanaa the saudi amir r.t. coalition raid on sunday left fourteen children dead and more than ninety others injured in german doc where reports was they are carrying the coffins of yemen's young the girls many of whom are under the age of nine caught in the blast while sitting in class was while some children are in hospital fighting for survival others are being laid to rest their families saying their final goodbyes was the day that made us all of my sister rest in peace was the nation whatever discipline stands us are any disallowed goal will take revenge the children of done nothing wrong our lot of them where are the rights of yemeni children where are the rights of these female students who carry pens and papers not a bomb or a missile raids against homes schools and wedding halls show the coalition's fadia . the saudi emma rotty coalition air raid devastated the school the blast shattered windows glass and shrapnel spraying students as they sat in class since the start of the year hundreds of children ha

led coalition and yemen says it's launching an operation to destroy rebel drone base in the capital sanaa both sides have claims down in each other's drawings in the last week who see media posted this video showing what they say is a saudi unmanned aircraft being shot down over a province on friday the saudi amorality led coalition claimed that it brought down a drone over the port city of her data the coalition says it's determined to end all who see drone capabilities in the country. well turkey has arrested two palestinian suspects who allegedly confessed to spying for the united arab emirates the two men are reportedly accused of monitoring members of hamas and the muslim brotherhood turkish media reports one of the men arrived in turkey in october last year just days after the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi police are investigating a possible relationship with the crime natasha going to aim has more from istanbul . two palestinian men have been arrested in istanbul they've been charged with political military and international espionage the palestinians were initially de

operation that is leading to considerable humanitarian suffering whether in the north around the capital sanaa or in the south they are very concerned also about the ongoing efforts to try to bring to justice those who may have been involved in the saudi government for last october's murder of the journalist. the u.s. congress is also very concerned about the use of the u.s. military it all sorts of conflicts without express permission from congress that's why they drafted and passed this resolution but in the last twenty minutes or so here in washington the white house has released the president's veto message where he says that if he were to sign it it would basically prevent the u.s. from living up to its military obligations in agreements with other countries and it would set a very dangerous precedent for the problem geisha as it were of u.s. foreign policy runs this he said was widely expected now that trumps actually gone through with it what options does congress now have. well congress really has two options would they could either let the veto lie and move on to other issues or two t

exulted in riyadh and even using the cross against the presidential palace in our then when he left sanaa to our them so there is a real problem inside the country we need to discuss this problem we need to find solution to this problem inside the country and then we can so say to the other parties outside the country with the regional our international some of this war but i think looking at the war as a war between yemen and saudis our yemen immoralities is just getting getting like a vague image about this war the war has some aspects inside the country outside the country regional and international that's not on same and yes iranians of their saudis are there images of their you can look at the war are sort of proxy brock's you want yes brought it is still a civil war inside the country and without coming to an agreement between the legitimate president the legitimate government and the whole theists who are considered until this moment as a coup they are committing a core crime in the country without with getting any sort of agreement between the horses and the legitimate government

saudi has been from the beginning we remember that the attack on the funeral the great funeral hole in sanaa that has killed and injured eight hundred fifty civilians that's how the at the beginning they have deny it and they said it was a military target and then they confirmed that and they said we will do an investigation but at the end this war has killed sixteen thousand yemeni civilians by direct strike has over two hundred thousand yemeni civilians have died because of all of the blue kate just in this year two thousand nineteen hundred and fifty thousand new cases of cholera over three hundred deaths of cholera this is directly because of the saudi war combat in yemen and as well because of the u.k. all night state is back in and fully back in this war and we have seen the latest report from the daily mail on channel four on as well the guardian about that direct british involvement and it was simply ninety five percent of the support that is given to the saudi is actually giving them a boost of the united kingdom stop that i believe they can say stop the war in a matter of days and

a rebel drone base in the capital sanaa both sides claim to. in recent days with the media posted a video on friday this is it it appears to show a saudi being shot. to coalition said it it over the port city of data. now it's the continuing fallout from the release of the u.s. special counsel robert muller's report. into allegations of russians appearance in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election the department of justice has dismissed a subpoena from congress requesting an uncensored copy of the report quotes premature and unnecessary an edited version was released on thursday can really help it now from washington. as u.s. president donald trump arrived fur golf game at his club in florida back in washington democratic members of congress renew demands and issued a subpoena for an unproductive version of special counsel robert muller's report by may first on a working visit to northern ireland during a congressional recess nancy pelosi the top democrat in the u.s. house of representatives again played down talk of impeaching the presi

so we were able to, through liaison, have him flown up from aden to sanaa, and we had access to him very early morning of the 13th of september. and clouseau had no idea why i and ali were there. he wasn't all that happy to see us, but he actually gave us the first known actual al qaeda member identification of two of the 9/11 hijackers that morning. >> wow, that soon after? >> mm-hmm. >> yes, sir. >> you mentioned he was supposed to be the videographer that day? did he oversleep or something, did i read? >> that's right. that's what the investigation -- we did not believe him at all because that's not gold. it's platinum if they had that for propaganda purposes. >> oh, my god, yes. >> but his story is that he woke up for prayers. he put his alarm -- his pager on silence because they had a code. 1010 when the ship was in place. then he would go to pick up the camera. but for his part, he said he overslept because the pager was on silent. now, we didn't believe him at all. but then later on in the investigation, spending quite a few man hours digging down, that tape, if it exists, never s

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conflict dates back to 2014 when iran—backed houthi rebels drove the government out of the capital sanaaall back that coalition and have faced heavy criticism for doing so — mainly because of the number of civilians killed in coalition air strikes. here's the aftermath of one those air strikes when at least 40 children were killed in the northern province of saada. the us has provided billions of dollars of weapons and intelligence to the coalition. opposition in congress to mr trump's policy on yemen increased after saudi agents killed the journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul last year. this is cctv footage of them in his last few hours. the president was criticised for being soft on saudi arabia over khashoggi. here's what he said at the time after a phone call with king salman. we are going to leave nothing uncovered. with that being said, the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he did not really know, maybe, i don't want to get into his mind, but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers, who knows. president trump has explained why he used his veto "this

that there might be full of that attacks and obviously as the head of the catholic church here in sanaa. grunge it is keen to ensure he does his most to prevent any further such attacks so of voicing knowledge that frustration in terms of telling the government he had been very critical of all of those security and intelligence lapses but now going one step further to see if you can put your house in order give us the power to do that and we will come together to try and do what we can so that is what we're hearing in terms of those messages from the archbishop and here in colombo as in other parts of the country life continuing to limp back to normal compared to the complete sort of deserted streets we saw in the immediate aftermath of those bomb attacks. u.s. ambassador has actually concerned that there may be more suspects more attack a more potential attackers at large what we know about. that's right those comments coming in an interview given by the u.s. ambassador to day now she declined to comment on specific intelligence obviously and specific sort of directions of investigatio

the saudi led coalition in the amman says it's targeted or who the rebels drone base in the capital sanaa both sides claim to have downed drones in recent days the media posted this video friday it appears to show a saudi aircraft being shot down over side a province days earlier the saudi coalition said it had hit a drone over the city of a day that. now the fallout from the public release of a reporter vesta gating alleged russian interference in president donald trump's election campaign the u.s. justice department dismissed the subpoena requesting an uncensored copy of the report as from a church and unnecessary and edited version was released on thursday kimmel health has more from washington d.c. . as u.s. president donald trump arrived fur golf game at his club in florida back in washington democratic members of congress renewed demands and issued a subpoena for an unproductive version of special counsel robert muller's report by may first on a working visit to northern ireland during a congressional recess nancy pelosi the top democrat in the u.s. house of representatives again pl

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exulted in riyadh and even using the cross against the presidential palace in our then when he left sanaato our them so there is a real problem inside the country we need to discuss this problem we need to find solution to this problem inside the country and then we can so say it with other parties outside the country with the regional our international side of this war but i think looking at the war as a war between yemen and saudis our yemen immoralities is just getting getting like a vague image about this war the war has some aspects inside the country outside the country regional and international that's not on same and yes iranians of their saudis are there images of their you can look at the us sort of proxy brock's you want yes brought it is still a civil war inside the country and without coming to an agreement between the legitimate president the legitimate government and the whole theists who are considered until this moment as a coup they are committing a core crime in the country without with getting any sort of agreement between the horses and the legitimate government then

spent the day hauling away votes from the oakland estuary details on the illegal items they found in sanaa also coming up 10's of millions of lethal drugs shipped all around the nation creating an opioid crisis. the justice department is now starting to hold the drug distributors accountable. and we've got a cool fog begin to move in along the coastline, a big yet another laptop stolen right out of the hands of someone sitting in a coffee shop in berkeley say is the 31th time somebody has been robbed of their personal electronics this year in berkeley, this is video of the latest incident force has it meant you and gives you a closer look at how it on happened this time. >>it has happened again a laptop stolen out of the hands of someone here and express over and look at the in berkeley. >>this isn't the first case this is a 3rd one that happened here the robbery happened thursday april 18th at around 07:15pm. it was captured on surveillance video berkeley police officer, byron white picks it up from there the 2 suspects entered the store can see in the video. the suspects. walks are the b

exulted in riyadh and even using the cross against the presidential palace in our then when he left sanaa to our them so there is a real problem inside the country we need to discuss this problem we need to find solution to this problem inside the country and then we can so say it with other parties outside the country with the regional are international some of this war but i think looking at the war as a war between yemen and saudis our yemen immoralities is just getting getting like a vague image about this war the war has some aspects inside the country outside the country regional and international that's not on same and yes iranians of their saudis are there images of there you can look at the war are sort of proxy brock's you want yes brought it is still a civil war inside the country and without coming to an agreement between the legitimate president the legitimate government and the whole theists who are considered until this moment as a coup they are committing a core crime in the country without with getting any sort of agreement between the horses and the legitimate government

and children the saudi led coalition in yemen says it's targeted a rebel drone base in the capital sanaa both sides claim to have downed drones in recent days the media posted this video on friday it appears to show a saudi air craft being shot down over side of province earlier this how the coalition said it had hit a drone over the city of. mali is facing political uncertainty after the resignation of the prime minister and his entire government on friday follows weeks of mass protests over ethnic violence more than one hundred sixty people that are fully village were killed last month by suspected gunmen from the rival doggone ethnic group demonstrators are angry at the government for failing to stop such killings also want something done about the poor economy and presence of foreign troops. joins us now live from capital bamako so the president's reached out to unusual move to the opposition is a government coming together. that's right i mean he's expected to meet members of the opposition today yesterday he met with members of the ruling party worth remembering just on wednesday i

mari has at it's in chief and publisher of the yemen post he joins us on skype from the capital sanaa hakim almost money this is being described as quote crucial is it really that simple. it is made to be honest it's the first time that i be collisions and allies have been able to gather so many power numbers in one place to grab a session over the last three years that would have claimed that they had but what the apartment members and that's why they had. the power to have parliament go on for over two and a half years but right now there's a major blow for the is politically but what i was told that. it's about one hundred thirty four m.p.'s who attended the session today and you would need one hundred thirty eight to. legalize back session so rob collection is claiming back one hundred forty one who were there i don't know ourselves that can only come for one hundred and thirty three two hundred thirty four are on there and so on but it does number was completed this is a major blow a look at what the code is and they lose. a lot of ground when it comes to a. go she should because