he's the chair of thoracic surgery at mount sinai hospital in new york city.o come in tonight because he does surgeries all the time like the one justice ruth bader ginsburg had in december and from which she is still recovering. i need to tell you, important note, that dr. flores is not justice ginsburg's doctor. but he has worked with her doctor and he has done surgeries like this. when we called dr. flores for his advice on what might be going on with justice ginsburg, whether we should worry that she has not been back at work this week, he -- i want to quote him directly. he told us he would come talk to us here on this show tonight because he wanted to "calm down the country." i am ready to be his first customer for that. dr. flores, thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate you coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> so we're all worried about justice ginsburg because she's never missed a day of work before. she's been through a lot of surgery and serious hospitalizations before and we didn't know to expect this. is it -- is it something we

well that question about whether or not egypt and israel were cooperating in the sinai to root out i still came later in the interview and as you know a year or so ago the egyptian military denied that there was any cooperation between those two countries to root out i saw but when scott pelley put the question to president el-sisi here's what he had to say you say sure the air force sometimes needs to cross to the israeli side and that's why we have a wide range of coordination with israel as a disorderly people seek ways it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists in sinai with more than a billion dollars in u.s. military to every year why haven't you wipe them out with him is it up to stuff that would let him and why hasn't the u.s. eliminated the terrorists in afghanistan after seventeen years and spending a trillion dollars and president will see if he was also asked about political prisoners in egypt scott pelley asked him about sixty thousand or so political prisoners and he asked him where he came up with that number president el-sisi said where did you come up

told host scott pelley that his country was engaged in military cooperation with israel in sinai and he also denied human rights abuses and esterbrook joins me now from washington d.c. so let's deal with the israel question of how to be responsive so is this exchange . that was very interesting actually bat interaction between the two about that question about whether or not egypt was cooperating with israel in the sinai to try to root out isis came later in the interview and when scott pelley raised the question with president el-sisi here's what he had to say would you say that this is the deepest and closest cooperation that you've ever had with israel side that is correct yes i'm stationed there for sometimes needs to cross to the israeli side and that's why we have a wide range of coordination with israeli other than the saudi people seek ways it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists in sinai with more than a billion dollars in u.s. military aid to every year why haven't you wipe them out where they measure them to stuff that would lead to and why hasn't the u.s

the insurgency problem in the sinai has only gotten worse.t's backed by the islamic state, entering its sixth year. and you've seen the mass incarceration of peaceful activists alongside hardened jihadists, which threatens to turn more egyptians to terrorism. that seems to be a recipe for the very instability that sisi claims he's preventing. >> pelley: president el-sisi is fighting terrorism. last month, a tourist bus was bombed near the great pyramids. the next day, egyptian forces killed 40 suspects. in 2017, isis affiliates murdered coptic christians at church and 311 muslims in a mosque. in our interview, el-sisi revealed officially for the first time that his military is cooperating with israel in the sinai. would you say that this is the deepest and closest cooperation that you've ever had with israel? >> el-sisi ( translated ): that is correct. the air force sometimes needs to cross to the israeli side, and that's why we have a wide range of coordination with the israelis. >> pelley: it's been estimated there are about 1,000 terrorist

other than a slightly futile sequence it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists in sinai with more than a billion dollars in u.s. military aid to every year why haven't you wipe them out with them as an up to stuff that went on and why hasn't the us eliminated the terrorists in afghanistan after seventeen years and spending a trillion dollars l c c's comments could inflame public opinion in his country which regards israel as an occupier of arab lands the two countries have a forty year old peace treaty and diplomatic relations but despite that many egyptians still think of israel as the traditional enemy last year egypt's military denied press reports that it was cooperating with israel to root out isolate delineated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dion estabrook al-jazeera. bangladesh's prime minister has been formally sworn in eight days after her controversial election victory has seen starting a

sixty minutes he says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against isis fighters in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. so when we don't have the political prisoners and or prisoners of opinion we are trying to stand against extremists who oppose their ideology on the people the now they are subject to or very dry on the one hundred may take years but we have to follow the law and then they have never missed president the organization human rights watch says that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we sit here and one of them me i don't know where they got that figure can i said there are no political prisoners in egypt and lebanon says that whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers. now despite denials rights groups say egypt's jails are filled with political dissidents human rights watch says political prisoners are routinely subjected to torture and rape while in detention group also says hundreds of civilians ar

other than the saudi people seek ways it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists in sinai with more than a billion dollars in u.s. military aid to every year why haven't you wipe them out where they measure them to stuff that went in there and why hasn't the u.s. eliminated the terrorists in afghanistan after seventeen years and spending a trillion dollars. l c c's comments could inflame public opinion in his country which regards the jewish state as an occupier of arab lands the two countries have a forty year old peace treaty and diplomatic relations but despite that many egyptians still think of israel as the traditional enemy last year egypt's military denied press reports that it was cooperating with israel to root out i still affiliated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries it's been estimated the pelly also questioned about a human rights watch report that claims egypt is detaining sixty thousand political prisoners many of whom belong to the muslim brotherhood the political party l.c.c. outlawed i want to. i don't know where th

sixty minutes says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fights as in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the stream lots more news on the web sites dot com is the address you need i will see you very soon. president discusses his hopes of the country and the region. and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assange. lenin merino . zero. ok and you're in the stream and i'm willing to be today can satire survive in a so-called post truth era we chat with a panel of noted comedians about the power of political satire while you're leaving your comments and questions of the chat take a look at this rant by at tempted to satirise home for. the left is responsible for this result because the left has now decided to any other opinion any other way of looking at the world is unacceptable we don't debate anymore because the left won the cultural.

those controversial topics then given for talked about the level of cooperation with israel in the sinai but in a country that regards israel as an occupied arab lands i mean that's going to cause i'm going to egypt anyway right and there again i think this is just i guess i can only describe it as a stunning lack of awareness for an arab leader to sit up and admit publicly what quite frankly scholars and analysts already know but which the masses of egyptians might not know or might not or you know might not be willing to to admit or grapple with cooperating with israel is a no no for a lot of reasons and. for him to sit up and say so on international television again it reflects a lack of awareness and touch briefly on the human rights issue and c.c. said that the human rights watch report that claims that egypt is holding about sixty thousand political prisoners in their jails is false but i mean that contradicts what all the rights activists is saying that thousands are held in jails even without charge or trial it doesn't just contradict what the human rights people are saying i act

sinai that published the ideas for tackling the costs.hank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> a bigger picture question are you optimistic something can be achieved because although there's polarization in politics this seems to be an issue that there is common ground on. >> i think there is common ground but i hope that the subtleties are appreciated and we do the right thing so that we can truly lower drug prices without affecting innovation and development of important future compounds. >> how do you do that? >> well, you have to realize that what goes on in europe where the europeans are simply negotiating as the sole buyer of drugs and have prices that are a quarter to a third as low of the u.s., that doesn't give drug companies a margin for research and development. and what we might be asking ourselves is, in trade negotiations, why don't we sit down and say, you know what? american taxpayers shouldn't be the people who are paying for all of r&d, research and development, in the drug industry you have to raise the prices so

but the concentration once again the heaviest rain in the snow well on wednesdays as far south as sinai is running up through israel lebanon syria and of course snow is pretty obvious of a turkey and those in syria and that's going to fall persistently for the following thirty six hours and then the mass moves east was into southern caucuses still dying down through northern syrian and the eastern side of iraq the high ground of western iran and the rain markham's far south as you see is shiraz and beyond possibly eating sparking a shower the two across the gulf in qatar or possibly behind but the picture on wednesday looks fine is a southerly breeze is as you would feel quite warm in riyadh and it shouldn't really be hard twenty's this time the year book there you go that can change then there's the change twenty two more like normal for riyadh and twenty seven in the cloud with a hint of maybe a shower or two as i suggested in qatar but of course the more usual rain is to move of madagascar drifting a bit sasso wednesday's through if you're lucky the eastern side of south africa inclu

other than a slightly futile sequence it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists in sinai with more than a billion dollars in us military aid to every year why haven't you wiped them out with them as a limb to start that went in and why hasn't the us eliminated the terrorists in afghanistan after seventeen years and spending a trillion dollars l c c's comments could inflame public opinion in his country which regards israel as an occupier of arab lands the two countries have a forty year old peace treaty and diplomatic relations but despite that many egyptians still think of israel as the traditional enemy last year egypt's military denied press reports that it was cooperating with israel to root out i still affiliated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dion estabrook al-jazeera. a senior who the official says a new round of talks between yemen's warring factions to could take place soon in jordan u.n. en

but the concentration once again the heaviest rain and the snow went on wednesdays as far south as sinai running up through israel lebanon syria and of course snow is pretty obvious over turkey and all in syria and that's going to fall persistently for the following thirty six hours and then the mass moves east was in the southern caucasus still dying down through northern syrian and the eastern side of iraq the high ground of western iran and the rain by comes. as you say is shiraz and beyond possibly even sparking a shower the two across the gulf in qatar or possibly behind but the picture on wednesday looks fine as a southerly breeze says as you will feel quite warm in riyadh and it shouldn't really be hard twenty's this time of year but there you go that can change and there's the change twenty two more like normal for riyadh and twenty seven in the crowd with a hint of maybe a shower to as i suggested in qatar but of course the more usual rain is to move madagascar drifting a bit sasso wednesday through if you're lucky the eastern side of south africa including jo'burg. oh.

minutes she says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against i still fight as the north sinai it also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. so when we don't have the political prisoners and or prisoners of opinion we are trying to stand against extremists will impose their ideology on the people now they are subject to a fair trial only one hundred may take years but we have to follow the law and. have never mr president the organization human rights watch says that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we sit here and a lot of them need i don't know where they got that figure in but i said there are no political prisoners in egypt and lebanon says that whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers. a joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept surveilled the u.s. military has stepped up its bombing campaign against isis in syria. president trump decision to withdraw american troops reports say eleven people were killed in u.s. led s

isis and hunt down terrorist in libya and in yemen and we strongly support egypt's efforts and the sinai and israel's efforts to stop into the next lebanon. as thein fighting continues we will continue to assist our partners to prosecute terrorist and screen travelers and more. but assist is the key phrase we ask everyone to shore responsibility to defeat islamicer extremism wherever we find it. but we will not use our campaign against this region and the world the nations of the middle east will never enjoy a security or achieve economic stability or advance the dreams of their people while on its current course. february 11 and will mark 40 years since the regime came to power in tehran america's economic sanctions are the strongest in history and will keep getting tougher until iran starts behaving like a normal country. those 12 demands we stated because of the threat to the region enters the united states we use diplomacy work to expel the process to brings peace and stability to the peoplee know us reconstruction for areas held by a sod until the forces withdraw with that irreversi

the two would go into surgery at cedars-sinai medical center tomorrow.he says that becoming an organ donor is rewarding. she volunteered for the starlight children's foundation for years. she says that donating a kidney will already match up with an already big heart. in west hollywood, kpix 5. >> this by doctors telling her that she would never be able to move again, she ran the new york city marathon to promote organ donation. >>> these events were held today in oakland, san francisco, hayward, many holding hands. activists are paying tribute in a unique way. they are melting down guns with massive flames and transforming those guns. this view showing the event underway at the plaza . we are there tonight. >> reporter: tonight organizers are cleaning up after a martin luther king day celebration, like any other. the bay area nonprofit took donated guns, put them into a massive furnace and turned them into our. >> reporter: it began with drumming and dancing. a tribute on martin luther king day , that celebrated his life and acknowledged death by gun vi

cedars-sinai, the hospital in los angeles where kyra passed away, says they can't comment on specific cases, but added it thoroughly investigates any situation where there are concerns about a patient's medical care. charles is speaking out to try to save lives. >> such an important conversation, thank you so much for the story. >>> still ahead tonight, with jobs easier to find, there may be another problem for some parents, finding child care. >>> also, veterans of the silver screen still going strong in their golden years. >>> i know all about this one. if you've ever tried to find child care, you know it can be difficult. a new report says that more than half of us live in so-called child care deserts, where access to care is limited or nonexistent. in indiana the problem is worse than the national average. one mayor says it's bad for the local economy and has made it his mission to find solutions. nbc's ron mott has more. >> reporter: mackenzie miles had her second child over the summer and is back to work, in crawfordsville, indiana, relieved her newborn has a spot at a relative'

sixty minutes he says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against arsenal fights in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners two days of un brokered talks between yemeni government officials and who the leaders have ended without agreement the meeting was aimed at finding a way forward on the withdrawal of rival forces from who data but the who views are reportedly refusing to begin withdrawing until other parts of the peace deal are implemented up next it's one zero one east very soon but by. the week began with views of ninety day truce in the tip attack us china trade. the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest oil cartel we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. it was a daring. tens of millions of dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank via the federal reserve bank of new york and then laundered in the philippines the money and the thieves then vent. and steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate one of the biggest ba

necessary but even more now just a few weeks ago terrorist struck egypt and just as they have done in sinai minya and elsewhere last saturday a police officer died in two more were wounded as they bravely defuse the bomb planted near coptic church i wanted to let you know that the american people join the egyptian people in mourning each of those this morning i had a chance to thank president sisi for his vigorous efforts to ongoing to combat the ongoing threat of terrorism as well as the radical islamism that fuels it his leadership his assertion of leadership is consistent with egypt's historical role as a true leader throughout the middle east is the kind of an issue present from ass all nations to take on for the protection of their people and i had the chance to thank president sisi for that this morning. as i'll talk a little bit more about in my remarks at the american university in cairo the united states under president of will remain a steadfast partner in the region for egypt and others we urge every country to take meaningful action to crush terrorism and denounce its ideologica

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concerned he is cooperating militarily with israel in sinai but he also denied there were abuses of human rights going on in egypt and a huge new poll emerges in florida x. . time will now be able to vote in state and federal elections and those one point four million people could be crucial in a longstanding swing state. the newsgroups live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in al-jazeera dot com has been restored in the central african nation of after some tense moments on monday several military members staged a coup attempt control of national radio and broadcasting anti government messages the soldiers a part of a self declared group the patriotic movement. of the defense and security forces of the bombay claim the takeover was a way of restoring democracy to the country. the president of the bank i was not in the country at the time remember his family's actually ruled go on for more than four decades now government troops are now patrolling the streets of the capital and guarding the radio and t.v. stations mr understood. the message to the head of state. is

we strongly support egypt's efforts to destroy isis in the sinai. we strongly support israel's efforts to stop tehran from turning syria into the next lebanon. and as the fighting continues, we will continue to assist our partners in efforts to guard borders, prosecute terrorists, screen travelers, assist refu e refugees, and more. but assist is the key phrase. we ask every peace-loving nation of the middle east to shoulder new responsibilities for defeating islamic extremism wherever we find it. it is important to know, also, that we will not ease ouse or cn to stop -- nations of the middle east will never enjoy security, achievement economic stability, or advance the dreams of their people if iran's revolutionary regime persists on its current course. february 11th will mark 40 years since the oppressive regime came to power in tehran. america's economic sanctions against the regime are the strongest in history and will keep getting tougher. until iran starts behaving like a normal country. the 12 demands that we stated in may remain in force beca

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sixty minutes he says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against deisel fighters in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners tropical storm public has made landfall in southern thailand bringing heavy rain and winds to more than twelve provinces airports and schools are closed as forecasters are saying waves will reach up to five meters high hundreds of people that would take to shelters set up by the government the joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept website has revealed the u.s. military has stepped up its bombing campaign against isis or in syria that comes after the u.s. president donald trump's decision to withdraw u.s. forces reports say eleven people were killed in u.s. led strikes in northern syria in eisel controlled territory those are your headlines up next inside story i'll see you from seven g. tomorrow. facing the anger for defying an ancient tradition they entered one of india's holiest hindu temples where women aged between ten and fifty and not allowed hundreds of thousands and now united in a fight for

sinai, and i think we need to explore how sinai and the exodus, and the covenant made such a difference through the reformation in shaping the early understanding of this country. because you have a very, very different view say than democracy. athenian democracy 50 years anding -- and the framers were extremely wary of all of direct democracy but democracy at large for various reasons. where as cov intentalism, constitutionalism is rich in its implications for citizenship. second question i raise, what do you americans mean by freedom? the signs says famously, a rose is a rose is a rose. but you can't say freedom is freedom is freedom. it's much suppler and more challenging and complex than that. and you can see that different views of freedom come out in very different places. in the 1850s, abraham lincoln talks about freedom but they mean different things in the north and south. today there are other profound differences from that. the greatest historian of freedom argued that the basic difference is between those who see freedom as the permission to do what you like. and those who s

particularly with regard to in the context of the sinai crew conference and we have. exchanged views with many of the participants in paris. and i think that through that work we have managed to consolidate reconciliation in the territory in question we will see in the upcoming weeks and months the results of that. obviously the work we've done has been done very closely in conjunction with the u.n. but we also work very closely together to coordinate our activities in syria on the fronts in egypt. to members of the small group composed of seven countries which are determined to find a sustainable solution to the situation we are absolutely determined to do that both of us and this morning we said syria. must. get an inclusive agreement of a political nature that is in accordance with the u.n. security council resolution to that effect and we are trying to implement that. this work will be pursued in the formats which we decided upon. and we will continue these discussions in the upcoming weeks. with other players in the region. in order to obtain a constitutional and

that it was cooperating with israel to root out isolate delineated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries it's been estimated the pelly also questioned about a human rights watch report that claims egypt is detaining sixty thousand political prisoners many of whom belong to the muslim brotherhood the political party o.c.c. outlawed i want to name i don't know where they got that figure i said there are no political prisoners in egypt and says whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers. l.c.c. claimed any extremists that were being held would receive a fair. i own a contradiction for rights activists who say many are in prison and face long detentions c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dion estabrook al jazeera a government crackdown on fuel theft in mexico is resulted in a shortage from motorists present and there is money for example a dog who took office in december vowed to stop bil

sixty minutes says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fights as in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the stream lots more news on the web sites dot com is the address you need i will see you very soon. president discusses his hopes for the country and the region. and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assange. lenin merino talks to zero zero zero k.m.'s here in the stream and i'm willing to be alive today can satire survive in a so-called post truth era which out with a panel of noted comedians about the power of political satire and why you're leaving your comments and questions of the new king chat take a look at this rant by at tempted to call satirist home for. the left is responsible for this result because the left has now decided to any other opinion any other way of looking at the world is unacceptable we don't debate anymore because the left won the cultural war so if you're on the right you're a freak

that it was cooperating with israel to root out i still affiliated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dian estabrook al-jazeera. u.s. and chinese negotiators have had their first face to face talks since both countries agreed to a truce to try to resolve their trade dispute that the trade representative jeffrey gerrish said led the talks on the u.s. side donald trump says he's optimistic about the new round of negotiations two sides will continue talks on tuesday while the u.s. says impose tariffs on two hundred fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods since july it covers a wide range of industrial and consumer items from handbags to railway equipment china retaliated imposing tariffs on one hundred ten billion dollars worth of u.s. products including chemicals coal and medical equipment and soybeans but china's economy is already showing signs of strain sales of i phones are down house prices are falling and manufact

takes the whole of into southern caucasus but brings that arc of rain right there way down south to sinai jerusalem nine degrees miserable day for you there's still rain butting up against the eastern side of iraq on the higher ground as you go into iran as well but it's mostly rain rather than snow and the tail end probably will catch q eight and then we know that band of cloud which is just that probably will induce a southerly breeze it's going to feel a bit warmer in bahrain doha if you see some sunshine that is the breeze good evening cleese increase come wednesday and at twenty eight degrees in riyadh we are on the high end of average for this time of the year. on counting the cost blame it on breaks it one trillion dollars worth of assets shifted out of the u.k. change is in the aviation plus smarter and creepy the latest consumer gadgets connected to the internet on show in las vegas counting the cost on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as it always does with his job. and on the top stories on al-jazeera britain's prime minister has urg

sixty minutes sisi says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fighters in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. private data belonging to hundreds of german politicians including chancellor angela merkel has been published online the information leaked includes home addresses mobile phone numbers credit card details and invoices it's not clear whether the officials were targeted by a hack or victims of an internal leak the only political party not to be affected was the right wing a f t the stolen data was published on twitter in december but only recently came to light. u.s. health care experts are warning about so-called pharmacy deserts from oregon on the west coast of baltimore in the east low income and minority neighborhoods left without local drugstores and with the widening scope of services pharmacies offer in the u.s. an increasingly important part of the national health care system john hendren reports from chicago. for miles around every pharmacy has abandoned rita johnson's neighborhood on a summer day i real

but the concentration once again the heaviest rain in the snow well on wednesdays as far south as sinai running up through israel lebanon syria and of course snow is pretty obvious over turkey and all in syria and that's going to fall persistently for the following thirty six hours and then the mass moves east was in the southern caucasus still dying down through northern syria and the eastern side of iraq the high ground of western iran and the rain by comes facias as you see is shiraz and beyond possibly leaving sparking the two across the gulf in qatar or possibly behind but the picture on wednesday looks fine is a southerly breeze is as you would feel quite warm in riyadh and doha it shouldn't really be high twenty's this time of year but there you go that can change then there's the change twenty two more like normal for riyadh and twenty seven in the cloud with a hint of maybe a shower or two as i suggested in qatar but of course the more usual rain is still over madagascar drifting a bit sasso wednesday through if you're lucky the eastern side of south africa including jo'burg. r

takes the whole of into southern caucasus but brings that arc of rain right there way down south to sinai jerusalem nine degrees miserable day for you there's still rain butting up against the eastern side of iraq on the higher ground as you get into iran as well but it's mostly rain rather than snow and the tail end probably will catch q eight and then we may with that band of clades which is just that probably will induce a southerly breeze it's going to feel a bit warmer in bahrain doha if you see some sunshine that is the breeze good evening please increase come wednesday and twenty eight degrees in riyadh we are on the high end of average for this time of the year. the with the sponsored by nice. weather online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on saying it was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has cool face and legal protest and instructed police to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice. and look at the reasons what's the difference like to join the global conversatio

that's the one that brought the dust storm here in qatar yesterday and the days of fall out in northern sinaiand egypt that's blowing out now the course is done similar damage in iran and probably running into western pakistan but it's this low here that will develop in the next day or so so for typically i think turkmenistan kazakhstan uzbekistan we have a huge amount of snow to come with that clearly a strengthening wind that may well but he's myntra see what the article said that they are will see a little bit. the weather sponsored by cateye enemies. taiwan . a sovereign island state. or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very high on a jersey. the latest news as it breaks the difference is about google's bottles ossified was that authentic in the roots with the this time gold with truth is do not come up with detailed coverage though has already said that he's ready to

wednesday takes the whole of incessant caucasus but brings out arc of rain right there way down south to sinai jerusalem nine degrees miserable day for you the still rain butting up against the eastern side of iraq on the higher ground as you get into iran as well but it's mostly rain rather than snow and the tail end probably will catch kuwait and then we know that band of clades which is just that probably will induce a southerly breeze it's going to feel a bit warmer in bahrain doha if you see some sunshine that is the breeze good evening please increase come wednesday at twenty eight degrees in riyadh we are on the high end of average for this time of the year. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we had fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passion and drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. we cover those that are often ignored we don't weigh our coverage towards one particular region or continent that's why i joined al-jazeera . i. say we should to the british people. to

that it was cooperating with israel to root out i still affiliated fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries it's been estimated the pelly also questioned about a human rights watch report that claims egypt is detaining sixty thousand political prisoners many of whom belong to the muslim brotherhood the political party o.c.c. outlawed i want to name i don't know where they got that figure i said there are no political prisoners in egypt whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers. l.c.c. claimed any extremists that were being held would receive a fair. miles a contradiction for rights activists who say many are in prison and face long detentions c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dian estabrook al-jazeera a delegation of u.s. officials has arrived in china for talks aimed at resolving their trade war president trump is optimistic about the new round of negotiations both sides agreed to a n

that it was cooperating with israel to root out isolate deleted fighting groups in the mountainous sinai region bordering the two countries . c.b.s. says the interview with the egyptian president was taped a few months ago but didn't say why it had been held until sunday dian estabrook al-jazeera reads the palestinian group hamas has taken over the management of the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt the palestinian authority dominated by the fatah movement in the west bank decided to pull out all its employees in the crossing of the dozens of its members were arrested in gaza by hamas but two groups have been odds and the change in management could affect how long the crossing stays open. now a new round of talks between yemen's warring factions may take place soon in jordan that's according to a senior official un envoy martin griffiths met the who things before heading to riyadh to ensure a recent deal reached in sweden is fully implemented as more peace in yemen won't be easy but the united nations envoy martin griffiths remains confident it will one day become a reality griffith'

but can i just tell you one more thing about the doctor we just had here from mount sinai? the chief of thoracic surgery. right after i said good night to him we went to the commercial break, i just exclaimed to him about ruth bader ginsburg. right? as he was leaving. i was like, yeah, but she had this surgery when she was 85, doctor. he said, "so what? i've done this surgery on a patient who's 105." he just said that to me. and he was not joking. he said seriously, 105. i give you this. we'll see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> you're going to have to do a show called rachel's commercial greatest hits because that happened during your commercial and i don't know what the commercial was but it was not as good as what was happening behind that commercial. >> no. you know, it always is. i used to have a rule for myself when i first started this thing that as soon as we were in commercial break if there was a guest on set i'd be like put on the horse blinders and don't let any good stuff happen in

sisi says the egyptian army is working alongside israel to fight against groups in the north of the sinai he also denies that egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. so when we don't have a political prisoners and or prisoners of opinion we are trying to stand against extremists were imposed their ideology on the people the now they are subject to a very dry only one hundred may take years but we have to follow the law and condemned it would have come to have never mr president the organization human rights watch says that there were sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we said here i want to show but i didn't need i don't know where they got that figure in but i said there are no political prisoners in egypt and lebanon says that whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers might look at how they're doing now despite cc's denial rights groups say that egypt's prisons are filled with political dissidents human rights watch says political prisoners are routinely subjecte