a performance at least that resembles the team in 1994, which produced a golden generation of saudi arabians and enjoy the world cup. saudi arabia feature in the first match against russia and with uruguay and egypt also in their group, they will be fighting not to be completely overwhelmed but perhaps most importantly, their football team is proving a vehicle for progress off the pitch. there are calls this evening for an urgent review into football's concussion protocols — after liverpool goalkeeper lorius karius was diagnosed with concussion, 5 days after the champions league final. he made two crucial mistakes during the match — conceding two goals after a collision with real madrid captain sergio ramos. doctors in the us assessed him while he was on holiday in boston. he wasn't assessed during or immediately after the match — peter mccabe is from the brain injury association headway. iam i am shocked, because, in such an important game for something like that to happen without anyone realising seems very strange indeed. we would expect that if there is any kind of suspicion of a head i

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groups say it will worsen the country's humanitarian crisis in danger and millions of lives but saudi arabian says the goal is to dislodge the rebel fighters from hold data and bring it back to legitimate group. has more now on the given me. well this closed door un security council meeting was held at britain's request after the saudi led coalition launched a full scale attack on the port of data the saudi led coalition wants to wrestle back control of the strategically important port but the problem is that yemen has been suffering as a result of the civil war for some three years now and the concern is that this new offensive is going to make the situation in yemen even worse although for many it's hard to imagine how it could get any worse the war there is already described as the planet's worst humanitarian disaster and aid agencies have been sounding the alarm throughout this conflict but they are particularly alarmed by what's happening now how data happens to be the port where seventy percent of yemen spewed in supplies come through and the u.n. in the red cross have had to withdraw t

from what they're doing in yemen, from helping the saudi arabians wage this war on a country that does pose any threat to saudi arabia, the u.s. them or any country. it was a civil war they got es involved in. sjres54, the senators that sanders,d it, bernie mike lee, if they voted in favor of this bill, the u.s. hahad to legally than remove themselves. we know there is u.s. special forces on the ground helping with this mission. it did not go through. they ended up voting to e it will stop those 55 senators voted to table the bill. they did not end up voting on it. here was his incredible warrtunity to end the because given how involved the u.s. is in yemen and how dependent the saudi-led coalition is on the support of the united states, this war cannot continue beingng waged mh longer without u.s. support. amy: you are saying the u.u.s. s facilitating this war. >> absolutely. in yemen, this is seen as a u.s.-saudi led war. their relying on u.s. intelligence, even right now in fromdah, after pleas certain senators for the u.s. to not help the saudi arabians and the varieties tried to s

i can't believe some of the failures of the saudi arabians. this massive relief for the russians.hen they play the opening game, the whole thing never been beaten in the opening game of a world cup match and russia they have outdone themselves here. not only have they not been beaten, they have been saudi arabia by five goals and it's a storyline that's really kicks the atmosphere in russia at the very start of the world cup. fair to say the jury's still out on how good or bad this russia team is, not that their supporters here at the luzhniki stadium care. they're just delighted to see their team win. saudi arabia said he have uruguay next. the russians don't care how bad saudi arabia were, let's hear from some of their fans now. amazing, impressive, full of energy. cheers. is very important to win and have a good start at the tournament. the russian team has not won the past eight games so we played did as good as saudi arabia maybe what we wa nt good as saudi arabia maybe what we want so hopefully now we will be out of the group, it's a good part to get some confidence. we will

political or jeer portable aspects that you just mentioned to watch would be, first of all, it the saudi arabian gas company. and how do they manage the proceeds from the ipo? that will depend on the price and also on their production level. the second area to watch is how china, which is the largest importer, is going to react to this and how will structure its own imports. and the third area, of course, is how the us administration is going to react in november. what is the trouble and heading into the midterms? the us voters will want to see the gasoline prices. —— what is donald trump looking for heading into the midterms. so this would be good news for the us elections. dana novakovic, thank for the us elections. dana nova kovic, thank you for the us elections. dana novakovic, thank you for explained out. we'll keep our viewers across it and what happens at the opec meeting in a few‘ time. let's turn to the us now — where the boss of computer chip giant intel, brian krzanich, has been forced to step down over a relationship with an employee. the company said an investigation had "confirmed

this was in anticipation of saudi arabian and russian output perhaps increasing. 0pec members have beenl we see a cohesive message on friday? cohesive being the operator of word? it will be interesting. saudi arabia and russia are in agreement of making decisions. —— operative. iran and iraq, it will be substantial in orderfor them to boost and iraq, it will be substantial in order for them to boost supplies to be iran is coming off line, is a big part. very quickly, six months into the year. six months more to go. trade tensions already. how are you anticipating market? in the spirit ofa anticipating market? in the spirit of a prediction, anticipating market? in the spirit ofa prediction, i anticipating market? in the spirit of a prediction, i am anticipating market? in the spirit of a prediction, iam not anticipating market? in the spirit of a prediction, i am not terribly concerned about the tariffs. the chinese will come back with 16 billion impact on the voter base of donald trump for the mid—term elections. it will improve towards the end of the year. well, the us is not the only

the reform is supported by a large part of the younger saudi arabian population.nd the wheel will be able to be accepted. >> in the first couple of years i'm a little bit scared. after two or three years it will become normal. >> reporter: challenges remain for females as the wait list is long for the required courses for license. the cost is considered high for many. others who have licenses another country say they will wait and see how it is accepted. >> it will take me two months to save up enough to pay for the license fee then three years to save up for the car. >> reporter: ultraconservatives few women driving as immoral. just four years ago, the time -- the country said barring women from driving is in the best interest of society because it protected them from having to deal with an accident. in new york, laura engel, fox news. >>> ktvu , fox 2 news, starts now. >>> a warning. rising temperatures and dry climates is a high risk for fires. -- it is expected to be hotter tomorrow. >> some areas are expected to top 100 degrees tomorrow. we have a live look o

odds maker say a saudi arabian woman has a better chance of driving the team bus than a saudi arabian the team toictory. a man was towing his car with it was hit by a train it was sitting at aight. but the car was sitting on the train tracks. the guy is at good at killing stars as hillary is at taking the stairs. the good news for the family is no one inside the car was hurt. as bad as it looks the car is still in better shape than t family minivan. the bear opens the door so casually and we know it's not true. finally we head out to spring lake minnesota. the land of 10,000 where pet reses have gone through the roof. this is whiskey. he pushed out to window screen. something tells me whiskey may have had a little whiskey or some hair of the dog, if you will. we are happy to report whiskey made it down safely. it's possible he was checking the roof for racoons. we will be right back. stay right here. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old swallowing stuff. bad habif n't eaoc. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so ge

of one nine hundred seventy three black september gunmen stormed a diplomatic reception at the saudi arabian embassy and. the siege ensued which ended when the gunmen executed the american ambassador to sudan his deputy and the belgian chargé d'affaires. at the classified u.s. state department cables stated the operation was carried out with the full knowledge and authority of yasser arafat the report also stated one of the primary goals of the operation was to strike at the united states because of its efforts to achieve a middle east peace settlement which many arabs believe would be inimical to palestinian interests. by the end of one nine hundred seventy three the p.l.o. leaders had decided that the black september organization had outlived its usefulness. in the aftermath of the october one nine hundred seventy three war a new political climate had emerged yes a lot of fat now recognize that there was a limit to what military action could achieve and that the palestinians must present an acceptable political program to the world if their liberation movement was to achieve its goals. def

respect that but it is also important for the international community to step up and pressure the saudi arabian coalition, for the u.s. and u.k. have been selling weapons. these weapons were used to commit war crimes. country --dan, the it set off a bloody civil war out of a political dispute. sit downountries together yesterday for their first face-to-face meeting in almost two years. factions met for the first time in almost two years wednesday. the president of south sudan and the rebel leader traveled to the ethiopian capital for joint peace talks. they expect little from the meeting. the two leaders have different time frames. about opposition, talking 12 to 18 months, and the government is talking about 120 days for integration of the forces. that, it is the same. like what has happened last time , we cannot have two armies and south sudan anymore. >> the vice president attempted to overthrow him. a bloodyation sparked conflict aggravated by ethnic tensions. the two signed a peace al. it collapsed months later. the conflict shows few signs of showing -- slowing. he is left with little inc

seemingly still desperate to make amends, the saudi arabian law is making chances by himself. ut it was only the final result that mattered. saudi arabia's progress ended, uruguay through to the knockout stage. so russia with that massive goal difefrnece above urugauy, they are both in to the last 16 but will play each other for top spot. egypt and saudi arabia will play each other in a dead rubber, they will be going home. russia celebrated long and hard and pretty much knew they were going through anyway after their win against egypt in st petersburg. the streets of moscow were pretty lively last night as well. welcome to moscow! two games in a row, 8—1 overall, what is going on? ! russia on top of group e, going through to the last 16, their fans feeling on top of the world. things in group b will become clearer soon. the final game today kicks off in a few minutes in kazan where spain take on iran, who sprang one of the shocks of the first few days of the tournament when they beat morocco. so this is a huge night for iran and their coach carlos quiroz, one of sir alex fergu

any saudi arabian families, please get in touch. some cloud around. this is highland scotland. there with the weather it will brighten up more during the day tomorrow. further south, it seems like this one. high cloud is drifting its way south. i do not think it will be wall—to—wall sunshine but things are looking hazy and bright and brightening up for the weekend. for the vast majority, things will be driver temperatures on the rise. here, big yellow colours on the map but, over the next few days can write your notice the yellows turning into russet orange colours. this is the warm air piling in from the continent. a fresh start to the morning under the clear skies. plenty of sunshine. high cloud drifting south. northern ireland and scotland also having a little bit of cloud. some sunnis spells. —— sunny spells. the winds are lighter than we have seen over recent days, so it will feel a bit warmer. temperatures in the south around 20 to 24 degrees. things staying dry on into this evening, so some late sunshine to enjoy. is remains

and other western countries in the international world order saudi arabian state television says three civilians have been killed in the south of the country are understood to have died following a missile attack by yemeni based rebels a three year conflict has killed more than ten thousand people in yemen and displaced at least three million leaders from saudi arabia the united arab emirates and coates a look at how they can help jordan out with its economic struggle take part in a meeting on sunday in the sacred sizzix of mecca the european union's top foreign policy official traveled to jordan on saturday to meet a lot of the second further to come already in the king discussed strategic partnership well cash strapped jordan is struggling to get on top of its debts after taking a seven hundred twenty three million dollar loan from the i.m.f. in two thousand and sixteen it relies heavily on foreign aid saudi arabia along with gulf cooperation council members not yet renewed the three point six billion dollars program jordan. the program expired last year as well as this analysts say

this bizarre fashion show at a saudi arabian who tell where drones were used to show case these dressessen instead of traditional human models, a spokesperson says the drones were used to bring a change to the annual show -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: a drone fashion show is one of the weirdest things i have ever seen, but, if you add the harry potter theme, it totally works. ( harry potter theme song playing ) ( applause ) in other news, if you believe president trump is tearing the white house to shreds, turns out it's worse than you think. >> white house staffers have reportedly been taping pieces of paper back together after president trp rips them up. they need to tape them back together to comply with the presidential records act. according to politico the papers include letters and official documents required by law to be preserved and sent to the national archives. sometimes it could be, like, one confetti. ( laughter ) >> trevor: president trump's tearing up official documents mean, let's not act surprised. after all, he spent the last year tearing up the constitution. ( cheers and a

we had a mo salah goal and a saudi arabian women. ance egypt in saudi arabia, but will it be the last appearance for mo salah in an egypt shirt? he was first on the scoresheet, giving his country a promising start as they went in search for their first—ever world cup win. two minutes later he almost had a second. but for a finish unbefitting of the king of egypt. saudi arabia found themselves welcome recipients for a penalty. but el hadary was not in a welcoming mood. the oldest player in world cup history at a5, his inclusion in this match was not a token gesture. but he could repeat his effort a second time around. aldrew he could repeat his effort a second time around. al drew level. —— al—faraj drew level. so group a finishes like this... uruguay with nine points out of nine, ahead of russia with six. saudi arabia finish third but for mo salah and egypt it proved to be a miserable world cup. so russia and uruguay will meet the winners and runner—up of group b which will also be decided tonight. all of the matches taking place at t

what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports that are coming into yemen coming through this port. and that's why there's such concern around the world about what's happening in this port the u.n. are saying two hundred fifty thousand people could die so if the children are saying three hundred eighty thousand people could be displaced if attacked so there's real humanitarian consequences that are going to happen if this port is attacked what's shocking is that this hasn't really stopped the ukase determination to on saudi arabia and you know they've said precious little about the humanitarian consequences of an attack on the port of today and that's if your global views of this our world cup squad pick up the mantle for russia twenty eighteen half an hour from now and drew farmer peter schmeichel live in some petersburg to get you up to speed on what i'm so far and what to expect in the coming hours thanks for watching this is r.t. international. q do you. plan t

manal al—sharif is a saudi arabian women's rights activist and author of daring to drive: a saudi woman'sng. shejoins me from sydney. you have been campaigning for this for a long time so presumably a triumphant day? an historic day for me. tell us more about how that will be received in saudi arabia. finally winning now will have freedom in their lives, that is it! saudi arabia will never be the same.” their lives, that is it! saudi arabia will never be the same. i can see it is making you emotional, how long has it been for you on this particular journey to get to this point today? i drove in 2011 and i was remanded and after that i made ita was remanded and after that i made it a mission for me to not stop until every woman can drive. there are women who campaign to end the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and today they are in jail. other women's rights activists like me have been harassed and shutdown and from leaving the country. it has overshadowed and it has made me have mixed feelings about it. i'm still happy and hopeful and i know women finally when they are driving their c

earlier i spoke with manal al—sharif, a saudi arabian women's rights activist and author of daring to: a saudi woman's awakening. manal helped start a women's right to drive campaign in 2011 and was herselfjailed for driving. i asked how she felt on this historic day. u nfortu nately unfortunately it is overshadowed by some people in prison. these women campaign to end the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and today they are injail. other women's rights activists like me have been harassed and shut down and banned from leaving the country. it has overshadowed and it has made me have mixed feelings about it. i'm still happy and hopeful and i know women finally when they are driving their cars, they would feel fully independent and the male guardianship system will be obsolete, even if it still stands as a law, would be absolute, because women would not exercise it. there are many things women can't do in saudi arabia, going out without a letter of permission from a male guardian for example, is this really a step forward and other things will follow or is this a cosmetic gesture? i

earlier i spoke to manal al—sharif, a saudi arabian women's rights activist and author of daring to driveudi woman's awakening. manal helped start a women's right to drive campaign in 2011 and was herselfjailed for driving. she told me how today's historic change was overshadowed by the recent arrests of women activists in saudi arabia this is really what makes me have mixed feelings about it. i'm still happy, i'm still hopeful and i know women finally, when they are driving their cars, they would feel fully independent and the male guardianship system will be obsolete, even if it still stands as a law, would be absolute because women would not exercise it. we know there are many things women can't do in saudi arabia, going out without a letter of permission from a male guardian for example, so is this really a step forward and will other things will follow, or is this more of a cosmetic gesture? i believe the women, they day they decide they are free and don't need male guardianship, that will make the law obsolete. even if it stands today, it will make it obsolete. the woman will not as

what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports that are coming into yemen coming through this port. and that's why there's such concern around the world about what's happening in this port the u.n. are saying two hundred fifty thousand people could die so if the children are saying three hundred eighty thousand people could be displaced if attacked so there's real humanitarian consequences that are going to happen if this is attacked what's shocking is that this hasn't really stopped the yukos determination to on saudi arabia and you know they've said precious little about the humanitarian consequences of an attack on the port of. the series of terror attacks in paris on the thirteenth of november twenty fifteen are still fresh in the minds of people were they sold on the theatre in particular has been a source of confusion and public debate a group of survivors and victims' families have now filed a lawsuit against the government over its response to the atrocity

what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports that are coming into yemen coming through this port. and that's why there's such concern around the world about what's happening in this port. the u.n. are saying two hundred fifty thousand people could die so if the children are saying three hundred eighty thousand people could be displaced attacked so there's real humanitarian consequences going to happen if this is attacked what's shocking is that this hasn't really stopped the yukos determination to on saudi arabia and you know they've said precious little about the humanitarian consequences of an attack on the port of. leader of the most successful party in last month's parliamentary elections in iraq has announced that he's creating a coalition with a pro a reunion group and this killer bargain explains it's not quite the development the u.s. was hoping for. but tada al saud are the iraqi cleric who's bloc won most of the seats in the recent parliamentary electio

what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports coming into yemen coming through this poor.

the saudi arabian traffic department releases a video showing women in riyadh receiving their driver's licenses it's been decades in the making with just two weeks before women are free to drive. but some women's rights activists will not be behind the wheel but behind bars have was the first to be arrested in a government crackdown began on the fifteenth of may. security forces then swept up blogger eman and nuff journ activist and professor as easy use of human rights lawyer abraham moved a mic and one of the kingdom's early feminists. she took part in in one thousand nine hundred can paint to lift the driving ban they could face up to twenty years in prison the saudi state news agency did confirm wrists on the eighteenth of may saying seven suspects were charged as foreign agents reporting they did to violate the country's religious and national pillows and last week the saudi public prosecutor reported coordinated moves to undermine the security of the kingdom seventeen people had been arrested eight were released. the government has not said what threat to security the activists p

stormed a military checkpoint in herat province eight of them were killed by afghan army soldiers saudi arabian state security has arrested a second women's rights activist in the space of three days by as iran he was arrested for posting on social media supporting north who was detained a wednesday he rests in the requests saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to women as part of a series of modernization reforms. leaders of saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. will meet jordan's king on sunday in mecca to discuss resolving his country's economic crisis jordan has seen some of the biggest protests in years with people angry over a proposed income tax law the government has agreed to shelve the hike but still faces the tricky task of balancing popular demands with the need to manage debt russia's president vladimir putin is in china but he's been feted by the chinese leader xi jinping emphasizing their friendly personal relations attribute as went to an ice hockey match in china's northern port city of changi in china as russia's leading trading partner and buys russian made weapons on a

of one nine hundred seventy three black september gunmen stormed a diplomatic reception at the saudi arabian embassy and. the siege ensued which ended when the gunmen executed the american ambassador to sudan his deputy and the belgian chargé d'affaires. at the classified u.s. state department cables stated the operation was carried out with the full knowledge and authority of yasser arafat the report also stated one of the primary goals of the operation was to strike at the united states because of its efforts to achieve a middle east peace settlement which many arabs believe would be inimical to palestinian interests. by the end of one nine hundred seventy three the p.l.o. leaders had decided that the black september organization had outlived its usefulness. in the aftermath of the october one nine hundred seventy three war a new political climate had in which yasser arafat now recognized that there was a limit to what military action could achieve and that the palestinians must present an acceptable political program to the world if their liberation movement was to achieve its goals. defe

staying with the world cup, a plane carrying the saudi arabian national team suffered a malfunction following on the approach to land, a bird was caught in an engine. officials said the plane made a routine landing, and nothing threatened the safety of the passengers. the government has lost a crucial vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event that there is so—called no deal departure from the eu. the proposals will go back to the commons on wednesday. here is the vote earlier. content, 354. not content, 235. the contents habit. the conservative mp and chair of the pro—brexit there is the possibility of a rebellion by mps who would prefer britain did not leave the union without a deal. the conservative mp and chair of the pro—brexit european research group of mps jacob rees—mogg has this evening warned that the lords could be exceeding its constitutional role in passing the amendment. i think the house of lords of all places is being really cavalier in its approach to the constitution i think. in the early stages, it igno

what we've seen in yemen has been called in the u.n. a deliberate tactic of starvation by the saudi arabian led coalition. seventy percent of the food imports the aid imports that are coming into yemen common through this port. and that's why there's such concern around the world about what's happening in this port the u.n. are saying two hundred fifty thousand people could die so if the children are saying three hundred eighty thousand people could be displaced attacked so there's real humanitarian consequences that are going to happen if this is attacked what shocking is that this hasn't really stopped the yukos determination to on saudi arabia and you know they've said precious little about the humanitarian consequences of an attack on the port of. we're bringing you the biggest global headlines and the best of the world cup as we bring you a full news hour here on r.t. international. isn't rather trendy over the past few years to talk about the new world order fair enough the recent g seven combat in canada and trunks decision to engage north korea are just two examples pax americana is

of one nine hundred seventy three black september gunmen stormed a diplomatic reception at the saudi arabian embassy and. the siege ensued which ended when the gunmen executed the american ambassador to sudan his deputy and the belgian chargé d'affaires. at the classified u.s. state department cables stated the operation was carried out with the full knowledge and authority of yasser arafat the report also stated one of the primary goals of the operation was to strike at the united states because of its efforts to achieve a middle east peace settlement which many arabs believe would be inimical to palestinian interests. by the end of one nine hundred seventy three the p.l.o. leaders had decided that the black september organization had outlived its usefulness. in the aftermath of the october one nine hundred seventy three war a new political climate had in which yes an artifact now recognized that there was a limit to what military action could achieve and that the palestinians must present an acceptable political program to the world if their liberation movement was to achieve its goals. de

of one nine hundred seventy three black september gunmen stormed a diplomatic reception at the saudi arabian embassy and. the siege ensued which ended when the gunmen executed the american ambassador to sudan his deputy and the belgian chargé d'affaires. at the classified u.s. state department cables stated the operation was carried out with the full knowledge and authority of yasser arafat the report also stated one of the primary goals of the operation was to strike at the united states because of its efforts to achieve a middle east peace settlement which many arabs believe would be inimical to palestinian interests. by the end of one nine hundred seventy three the p.l.o. leaders had decided that the black september organization had outlived its usefulness. in the aftermath of the october one nine hundred seventy three war a new political climate had him. yes a lot of fat now recognize that there was a limit to what military action could achieve and that the palestinians must present an acceptable political program to the world if their liberation movement was to achieve its goals. defeat

some estimating a boost to the saudi arabian economy, women can now drive. as enforced yesterday, it was announced a while ago. women can now be behind the wheel. the last country on earth to prohibit women from driving. the forecasts are that this will add about $90 billion to economic output in saudi arabia de laet. two things happening, it is a socially decision that has also been moved by prince mohammed piltdown man to wean the economy off its reliance on oil. 80% of the government bosman revenue still comes from oil. it is very interesting. what matters here is the fact that women will be given the fact that women will be given the ability to drive themselves around. the economic benefits outweigh everything else. being more mobile means you are more empowered. you can be more actively involved in the workforce, you can increase your income. there are still societal issues. they still need permission from a male relative if they want to travel anywhere. let's talk about heathrow airport. politicians will vote on this later today in the uk parliament. ex

starting to force the gang fresh healthy back out with our analysis we're going to russia and saudi arabian nights because they say it is a christian gang and the same sheikhs just cannot get the team and you know we've been speculating about this team all day. the manager going to go with three of the pack for the pack of the five of the pack is even mentioned in some news reports but he's chosen to pack for cisco obviously of course i can five isn't golf and this who was one of the players in doubt is playing right back. not to share it's that he sees it's a center half with qubits off. and then see it off which is a little bit of a surprise to me is playing the left back in a back four i decide is what we think is the net to play midfield in front of that back for being in against inskeep and then three players again in front of those golovin. and some of the off behind the picks the smaller so in your opinion i mean not looks like stanny is france russia manager he's going for winter night would you say looking at that was it hard to say he might as well i mean this is one of the specul

stormed a military checkpoint in herat province eight of them were killed by afghan army soldiers saudi arabian state security has arrested a second women's rights activist in the space of three days my abs are on he was arrested for posting on social media supporting new. who was detained on wednesday the rest coming this week where saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to women as part of a series of modernization reforms. the leaders of saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. will meet jordan's king on sunday in mecca to discuss was over his country's economic crisis jordan has seen some of the biggest protests in years with people angry over a proposed income tax law the government has agreed to shelve the hike but still faces the tricky task of balancing popular demands with a need to manage debt. still to come this half hour by supporters of a far right british actress to demanding his release from jail. oh more hollow core goal and the rather than condition that suddenly at risk in jewish slim's own city. the weather slushy dry unsettled across much of australia at the moment a littl

screen behind me and i mean your fans from all over the world is watching from your russian in saudi arabian pounds while biting their nails right now as we speak who we might be called from argentina from brazil from germany from here from the cross the well as i said one of them have come here to enjoy the game and so far we've come to a number of people and a lot of them are telling us that so far they are enjoying their stay in russia very very much they're saying that the city has been very welcoming and the i mean for many of them of course the the trip the. how they were getting here he took a lot of time and one of them have told us that even asking what of course this is just the first day i mean the best way to dive into the atmosphere is to watch the game itself. show i think she got there she was on a first in a fan zone in central moscow of course moscow isn't the only i would say see there are ten others to go to say we will tell you as well throughout the course of the song let's head up now to simply just because neil harvey is there for us so you know again that tomorrow to

the news that msci including saudi arabia and argentina -- highlighting the move in the saudi arabianenchmark. today's decision and investors are pricing it in. you are seeing an outperformance , the white line versus the emerging market index. 13% increasese of in anticipation of the decision by the msci. could boost the index tracker fund, pumping money into the likes of argentina and saudi arabia. the chief executive of the saudi we couldd boss said see flows of $40 billion in the coming year. it wasn't just the bank of england, it was about the msmb keeping rates low. they say could lead to an appreciation once again. as i was talking about italy, taking a peek at the yield spread between italy and germany an, a bit of a widening today. lawmakers from the coalition are raising issues about the populist left government. 90 minutes into the session in the u.s. julie: we got a downdraft today, energy and industrial leading the declines for the s&p 500. the resilience we have seen in techgy is playing into the session. this has th the supreme court decision we have been talking about,

they feel that arab countries certainly have a responsibility towards jordan to keep it afloat saudi arabian state security has arrested a second women's rights activist in the space of three days. he was arrested for posting on social media her support for nor for jirga our who was detained on wednesday the arrests come in the same week saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to women as part of a series of modernization reforms there have been rallies in the democratic republic of congo in support of exile the opposition leader morsi khartoum be cut to be as the former governor of the country's katanga province is seen as the main rival in the upcoming election against president joseph kabila. but as fintan modern reports many questions remain over the future votes. thousands gathered to hear the man they believe is the democratic republic of congo's best hope for change but moyes could tumbi hasn't set foot in the country for more than two years in this video message sent from exile he promised to unite the opposition and bring an end to the rule of longtime leader joseph dabo the

this program it is helping the targeting of yemen what about the targeting and i should say the saudi arabian government obviously deny any attempts at killing civilians they deny they're hitting infrastructure of u.n. security council deny such allegations united nations officials also deny such allegations of the there saying it's the world's worst humanitarian crisis what about getting possible talking reports of possible to. of dubai and of abu dhabi in the united arab emirates in the coming days i think. president of the high council president or some other was was assassinated they believe in nineteen of april this year he has said that they will be the final battle if they do attack. we will take a measure that we cannot go back from so this show that i am sure that dubai abu dhabi and even though the. saudi oil fields will be one of the main target if they actually target where they are trying to enter data and that's why he said. we will do things that we cannot return and that will actually . save you toward the war on yemen and that's how they are well aware of that that's why they

reports on the long and bumpy road to equality. ( car honk ) >> reporter: it's been 28 years since saudi arabianen first demanded the right to drive. and at the stroke of midnight on saturday night, the second it was legal, they finally hit the gas. >> i don't know how to express my feelings. ( laughs ) maeechless, to be honest. >> reporter: saudi arabia's new crown prince, mohammed bin salaman, is shaking up this ultra-conservative islamic kingdom with reforms. there's now a high-tech females only driving school on the campus of this giant women's university, where we took a spin a th newly licensed salma youssef. you seem confident behind the wheel. >> yeah. >> reporter: even sheikh al kelbany, an islamic scholar, told us that his two wives are now considering getting their license. >> maybe, maybe, but my mughters will. they will. >> reporter: it's not a problem for you? >> no. >> reporter: saudi women are pushing the limits. ( tires screech ) like hannah, who is a fan of extreme sports, and agreed to show us her drift-driving. >> it's like i'm in control of where i want to go. >> reporter: b