i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with breaking news from pakistan where the supreme court has upheld its verdict in the case of a christian woman charged with blasphemy that means that aasia bibi will remain a free woman she's been in hiding since october when the court. overturned her death row conviction and declared her not guilty that decision sparked widespread outrage among religious hardliners who is frightened for life today's verdict lifts the last legal hurdle between her and possible asylum there's been speculation that she may seek refuge in canada where her daughters are now reportedly living. a certainty that asia correspondent tyrone johns was at the supreme court in islamabad where that decision has just been reached so what has the reaction been so far. and to dismiss the conditions in favor of a. number of people including reliant activists who are present in the courtroom short their joy and happiness. which is very little turned she is treated as a now and can. issue i mean if the international issued a statement calling for her to be i'm out tonight be

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. type police say that they will not support a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse of mohammed al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family she says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok the united nations refugee agency has now made contact with the team and is being reported it is being reported that she will be allowed to enter thailand officially for evaluation by u.n. officials now the team began posting on twitter for help on saturday and here's her latest video as rough and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. this it i have to go tomorrow. no one can help. and let's cross now to florian knows who is covering the story for us from bangkok so we just heard it there florian human rights watch saying that she is in danger if she is returned home why. well basically bec

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program british prime minister to resign may is heading to back to the drawing board after her government's narrow win in a no confidence vote in parliament now she is appealing for cross party political consensus to buffo wood with bribes that may prevail in their confidence vote only with the help of her allies in northern ireland's democratic unionist party for victory coming a day after lawmakers dealt a crushing defeat by rejecting her brags that deal she may have survived those challenges but if the u.k. is to have an orderly departure from the e.u. on the march twenty ninth deadline compromise will be essential this is what may said after last night's vote. so now m.p.'s have made clear what they don't want we must all work constructively together to set out what parliament does want that's why i'm inviting m.p.'s to all parties to come together to find a way forward when the both delivers on the referendum and country mom to the support of parliament this is now the time to put self interest but so on and let's get the latest now from our corresp

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecom giant huawei with violating sanctions against iran and industrial espionage the charges are linked to the arrest in china of why waste chief financial officer may sue the company comes at a time or the move rather it comes at a time of heightened tension between washington and beijing due to a simmering trade conflict. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially accused chinese telecom giant huawei of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returning indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by wall way its c.f.o. its affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company the u.s. justice department accuses wally's top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to iran in violation of in

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program they is a potential new standoff brewing between britain and the e.u. after british lawmakers last night voted to reopen talks on the breaks that agreement they have given prime minister to recent may a mandate to renegotiate the so-called irish backstop that's the plan to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. but it's not clear what she can actually achieve because the e.u. insists that provision cannot be changed in a surprise move defying agreements already made with the e.u. british lawmakers gave the prime minister a mandate to go back to the negotiating table parliamentarians narrowly passed a government backed amendment to change the irish back stop it buys may some time but the challenges remain clear there is limited appetite for such a change in the negotiating it will not be. pushing contrast to a fortnight ago this house has made it clear what it needs to approve a withdrawal agreement may's chances of achieving that appears slim the e.u. says the backstop plan to avoid a hard border between northern

i'm sara kelly welcome to the pie. we begin in pakistan where the supreme court has upheld its verdict in the case of a christian woman charged with blasphemy it means that a sea of bibi will remain a free woman she has been in hiding since october when the court overturned her conviction and declared her not guilty that decision sparked widespread outrage among religious hardliners who were threatened her life today's verdict lifts the last legal hurdle between her and a possible asylum deal there's been speculation that she may seek refuge in canada where her daughters are reportedly now living. that's pretty damning his very own channel chavez who is following this story from our asia desk and joins us now so give us a sense of the significance of this decision. setter of the supreme court's decision is hugely hugely significant i believe we must understand that the judges were under immense pressure from islamists not to free b.b. but they have shown garbage blasphemy is an extremely sensitive issue in pakistan and

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. type only say that they will not deport a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse mohammad al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family and says that she holds a visa for straley and plans to seek asylum there eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official joining a layover in bangkok now she began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room at the airport on sunday and here's her latest video and stuff and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. they said to have to go to model and. no one can have in life now and the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the team and told you about her situation. she's very frightened she's very tired she has been awake for four days and she is still determined to fight but she doesn't know what's going to happen next she has barricaded herself in the hotel room at the airport she is saying that she will only talk to us eight c.r. an

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program in a ceremony marking the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp germans germany's parliament has held a ceremony honoring the victims of the nazi regime the nazis murdered an estimated six million jews as well as hundreds of thousands of cinta and roma disabled people and homosexuals over a million people were killed in auschwitz alone and well thanks i've led the president of the german bundestag and holocaust survivor and historian saul friedlander spoke to lawmakers and guests. and watching that speech for us was our very own peter craven and i mean really an impactful commemoration that we saw this morning what stood out to you today what sort of to me was there was an impressive individual soul fruitland there isn't but in his double role he's a historian on the one hand has an international reputation of course as a historian of the holocaust and the jews and he talks about of the gruesome details of the terrible numbers and of the facts and figures of what happened in the final solution and what people kn

we look back at interviews key players on both sides of the debate all that more coming up i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us. have a. clue . entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful after two years of division and deadlock britain is now bracing to woods its schedule and it is much to leave for european union in a conflict so special we look back at some of the key arguments that have shaped this threats it debate who was telling the truth and who was in. college so full. of details. about this issue when i arrived here i slept with the single people in a room very similar it was hard. i even got white hair. but did my language know a lot this keeps me and make up much maybe to entrust the lives of say you want to their story my friends are fighting and reliable information for margaret. stop. picking the music so long gets enough take tax cuts. make curves with big old boring and stiff and install. the card in checked with musicians from around the world. make grooves starts february second on t.w. . after two years of division and deadlock britain is no

always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that ted dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching have a great day. after . the. roadworthy but ready in the junkyard in germany over a diesel vehicles could be banned from the roads because they make too much toxic to matter. but do the admission limit. it's really have a scientific basis and how reliable quality data. the diesel designs. close up next d.w. . these two top clubs battled it out from a fight in a frenzy and schooled five when a hand of a club by and hit the back of the net four times to bring down the gods. a little closer to new coach paid to flush his first win streak goes three points of things looking up unable to use a. sixteen. crimes against humanity civilians become witnesses of. their recorded images travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of prior incident. forensics between bits and parts of. t

very warm welcome to the georgia villa debate at the world economic forum in davos switzerland i'm sara kelly today we're talking about how does she have a more equitable world there are looming social challenges as digitalisation increasingly influences that we work with. the way the interact millions of workers have already been displaced due to automation and many more could follow in fact in our economy are expected to be dramatic it's called a fourth industrial revolution. on the one hand you have the projection that vast amounts of wealth are to be created but on the other inequality is expected to rise so does the fourth industrial revolution and a fourth social revolution joining me now to discuss we have a very distinguished panel will be i mean not in the executive director at the not for profit oxfam bob murray the global chairman of. i mean how can't is the c.e.o. of need the national institution for transforming india. hello economists a social entrepreneur and a government consultant and to be rung on is a professor of strategy and management at in seattle thank you so much to a

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. thailand has granted temporary entry to a saudi teenager who says that she is fleeing abuse so that she can meet with officials from the united nations refugee agency mohamad noon barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family she began posting on twitter with calls for help on sunday she hopes to travel on board to australia and apply for asylum there i'm not leaving my own until i see you and h. . i won't. i have no choice. this it i have to go tomorrow. no one can help me right now no. this cry for help was recorded by rob mohammed ok noon an eighteen year old saudi woman who was fleeing from her family the woman was on her way to claim asylum in australia when she was stopped to bangkok airport tyo authorities pulled her aside and her passport was seized by a saudi diplomat she was then brought to an airport hotel room she barricaded herself in and took to twitter with incredible success her tweets went viral tyo authorities now seem

i'm sara kelly walked into the program. british prime minister theresa may and her government faces a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her bribes a deal it was the biggest and the most humiliating defeat in modern british history but she has told lawmakers that she can still find a way forward on bragg said she is expected to survive the no confidence vote but time is running out and if there is no deal agreed by march twenty ninth britain will crash out of the e.u. some see a solution to ending the chaos calling a second brags that referendum. to remain supporters gathered outside the british parliament to reserve may's humiliation was a sign of hope defeat for the prime minister's bragg's deal could open the door to a so-called people support a second referendum on e.u. membership the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. the government will despite her resigning defeat to resign may says she is determined to deliver brags it to the british people but

kelly. let's get back to sara in davos. >> reporter: carl and david, global executives and world leaders arebout the big issues facing the global economy right now with stocks, gloomy themes emerging here we'll go the some thoughts joining me is deal-maker and note the pimco deal-maker john studzinski welcome. >> good to be here. >> you're framing the risks not as financial but as geopolitical what do you mean >> we've looked at risk in a financial mode for the last ten years since 2008 the world has been very disciplined about evaluating risk central banks, interest rates, inflation, unemployment. it's been very rigorous. we now, of course -- risk, of course, is taking on a much different phase driven heavily by technology, but real sort of elephant in the room is all the personalities that have emerged globally probably about a dozen personalities in the world, objection lit most noted being donald trump, but then it quickly follows with putin, erdogan, xi, modi and then we can list many more duterte and then the brazilian president was here yesterday so we've got a lot of strong personali

sara eisen. >> i think got my habit of nice-y from kelly evans and that's the first time i was corrected. >> theyl change from now on and i can't really apologize for the past until today i'll change. from new york stock exchange, i'm wilfred frost. former starbucks ceo mulling a run for president in 2020 we'll talk to walter i sacso

more and then i'm joined now by sarah kelly she is in davos switzerland at the world economic forum she joins me now from the snow covered alps good evening to you sara you were there today when david attenborough's book tell us about. absolutely i was there in fact when he received a standing ovation for his speech for that interview with the duke of cambridge that we have just witnessed he said that the time for action is now when it comes to climate action he said that the garden of eden is over however he also did leave us with an optimistic message today he said that humanity can still take action at this point that we can still have clean water that we can still have thriving ecosystems but that ultimately we need a plan now prince william basically playing into that saying it's time now for the baton to be passed to his generation in fact he acknowledges that they will now have to do the bulk of the work when it comes to this david attenborough as we know at the end of his career now ninety two years old he is a heavily a claims naturalist a journalist a documentarian also receiving an award yesterday the crystal award here at the world econom

sara eisen. >> i think got my habit of nice-y from kelly evans and that's the first time i was corrected. >> theyon't like it. >> i'll change from now on and i can't really apologize for the past until today i'll change. from new york stock exchange, i'm wilfred frost. former starbucks ceo mulling a run for president in 2020 we'll talk to walter i sacson and steve forbes coming up. >> she is called one of the most powerful women in finance, joyce chang. she'll join us to weigh in. >> looking forward to those interviews check in on the market, declining by 4% on the dow 240 points, the low of the session was more pronounced than that, some 400 points and tech leading things lower hence the nasdaq down 1.2%. >> let's begin with the markets. morgan brennan has more on caterpillar's big drop bob pisani at the nyse and then bert bertha coombs. morgan >> cat down 9%, this is a big miss revenue was in line but the outlook really taking center stage. a modest sales increase. that's versus the 16.5% revenue growth that investors anticipated. takeaway, higher costs coupled with slower global growth and the