t.v. stations building in kiev there were no immediate reports of injuries police are investigating the incident as an act of terrorism the t.v. station had plans to air a controversial documentary featuring russian president vladimir putin and critics as to favorable to moscow. to the u.s. now where new orleans is bracing for to wrencher rains as tropical storm barry moves ashore as a class one hurricane water levels are already high at the city's levees and weather forecasters say the slow moving storm is likely to dump water than otherwise authorities are warning of potentially deadly flooding across the gulf coast around $50000.00 power. joining me now from new orleans is dede obvious correspondent helen humphrey and you know what is the latest situation where you are. i'm rita as you can see the winds are really starting to pick a new orleans as the city braces for the landfall of tropical storm barry eye when it hits it's expected to be a category one hurricane currently wins all raging at around 150 kilometers per hour but the real concern is that the rainfall and i should say that the mi

t.v. stations building in kiev there were no immediate reports of injuries but police are investigating the incident as an act of terror a t.v. station have plans to air a controversial documentary featuring russian president vladimir putin critics saw it as too favorable to moscow. more than 25 people have died and dozens more have been injured in a suicide attack on a hotel in somalia suspected as the mass gunmen stormed the building in the city of kiss my and held people hostage overnight here's more. of the aftermath of the deadly car bombing and night long siege it's plain to see the facade of the hotel left charred and in tatters a suicide bomber rammed a fear coke loaded with explosives into the entrance gates gunmen then stormed the hotel in the southern port city of kismayo the al qaeda linked islamist group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack it's the deadliest terror related incident in the area since the extremist organization was forced out of the city in 2012 those killed include a local politician kenyans americans and to person a prominent canadian somali journ

t.v. station building in kiev no immediate reports of injuries police are investigating the incident as an act of terrorism the t.v. station had plans to air a controversial documentary featuring russian president vladimir putin critic saw it as too favorable to moscow. to the u.s. now where new orleans is bracing for to venture rains as tropical storm barry leaves the shore as a class want harvick and water levels are already high at the city's levees and weather forecasters say the slow moving storm is likely to dump more water than otherwise authorities are warning of potentially deadly flooding across the gulf coast 50000 people have lost power in louisiana. want to head humphrey is in new orleans she gave us this update on the situation there shortly before the storm was upgraded to a category one hurricane as you can see the winds are really starting to pick up here in new orleans as the city braces for the landfall of tropical storm barry and when it hits it's expected to be a category one hurricane currently wins all raging at around 150 kilometers per hour but the real concern is

t.v. station. and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. to lebanon now where pressure is mounting on syrian refugees to return home authorities have been cracking down on work permits and i'm a move activists as a pretext to try and force the refugees to leave and in the eastern region of our soul syrians have been forced to demolish their own homes in refugee camps as authorities say only allow shelters made from one and plastic sheeting. anything over a metre has to go replaced with wood and plastic tarp more than 1000 homes that are so near lebanon's border with syria have already been dismantled. syrian refugees here say those who refuse to do it themselves risk having the lebanese army come tear their place down. a polish at least we had a concrete roof that could protect us from the snow and sun. but to do the cold will make our children sick. refugees are expected to live in tents like housing an effort to prevent ourselves 130

t.v. station and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. a correspondent is following that very tense situation in moscow emily tell us what's happening now. well things seem to be slowly quieting down in the capital but that is probably just because so many people were arrested throughout the day and even into the night there were arrests continuing the police presence at the demonstration was really really strong from the beginning there were police lining the streets arresting people left and right there were big buses set up to put all the arrested people in to drive them off to the police stations several of the candidates that were fighting against the decision not to let them register for the upcoming moscow elections were also arrested and even my colleagues. who works for our russian department he was arrested while he was filming the demonstration on his mobile phone he told police that he's an accredited journalist but they

t.v. station. and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. today's world hepatitis day and although the liar is as preventable and treatable and still one of the most deadly infectious diseases worldwide have otitis is an inflammatory condition of the liver and without a healthy liver toxins build up in the body causing serious illness and even death appetite is mostly caused by viruses but it can be triggered by poisons or alcohol consumption appetite is b. and c. are the most severe mariah the world health organization says they kill 1400000 people every year that's more than 80 to work yellow scenes or malaria scientists estimate more than 300000000 people worldwide are affected by have otitis but the majority of them are unaware that's why the world health organization has started a campaign to raise awareness about hepatitis their goal is to eliminate the disease as a public health threat by 2030 many forms of hepatitis can be preve

t.v. station. and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. today as world hepatitis day and although the wire as is preventable and treatable it's still one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases the most severe id's happen tight as b. and c. kill 1400000 people every year that's more than 18 to work a little scenes of. scientists estimate the liver condition affects more than 300000000 people worldwide. but the majority of them are unaware the world health organization is aiming to eliminate the disease as a public health threat by 2030. for more let's bring in jonathan ball professor from molecular biology at the university of nottingham mr ball thanks for joining d.w. have otitis is preventable it's treatable and still shocking numbers of people suffer from it and many don't survive an infection what's holding us back why can't we get it under control. there are several faxes come into play and the. elimination strategy of ident

t.v. station dodged and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. well today is world hepatitis day and although the virus is preventable and treatable it's still one of the world's at least diseases the most severe varieties have otitis be and c kill $1400000.00 people every year that's more than. a burka loss' or malaria scientists estimate the liver condition affects more than 300000000 people worldwide but the majority of them are unaware the world health organization is aiming to eliminate the disease as a public health threat by the. 2030. well for more we're joined now by michael p. mans he is the president of the hun over medical school and has spent much of his career researching liver disease as an viral hepatitis thank you so much for joining us 1st of all we just heard those shocking numbers why do you think this disease does not get as much attention as something like hiv for example we have been fighting for this all over the year

t.v. station. and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. but for now the strategy appears to be keep the protesters and their anger against the ruling party contained. want to go back now to hong kong our correspondent standing by mitzi has . tear gas being fired at citizens there at protesters what's the situation now where you are a hope you're in a safe location far enough away from that tear gas being fired. because at the moment it's quite ok protesters are now back up front to the in the state. police are trying to drive them away from the liaison office the chinese representation in this city that's a place that of course highly sensitive and the chinese government of course did not react very well when this location was us trade and on the face that the symbol the national symbol was defaced. last week so they have said because. of security measures around this area but this is just one of the many areas in this city that are occupied right now protesters have blocked major roads throughout the whole city or from paul that we saw th

t.v. stations the governing left wing syriza party got 31.5 percent bringing its 4 year rule in athens to an end prime minister. was forced to call the elections 3 months early after suffering heavy losses in may's european elections observers say voters have punished the outgoing government for growing poverty and years of rising unemployment. for that result joined by a correspondent. in athens the exit polls are suggesting the center right is right on course to clinch this elections. that's right they are predicting that the near democratic new democracy party comes out 1st and that is important in greek elections because it will give you a surplus of 50 seats according to polls which were conducted by privates television stations that would mean that $155.00 seats would go to. center right conservative party that is 4 seats more than they would actually need to gain the outright majority in parliament so it is likely that which attack is set to become the new prime minister without forming a coalition government think as things stand right now he is set to have the absolute majority i

t.v. station. and ordered its editor in chief to undergo questioning. for now the strategy appears to be keep the protestors and their anger against the ruling party contained. after more than 3000 kilometers 21 stages this year's tour de france will crown a champion today in paris and all the movie from sports joins us now in studio for more on that i mean look barring anything strange happening which we have seen. it will be an unexpected champions that's right it's better knowledge who is set to become the tour de france champion now if you haven't heard that name before don't worry you're in good company even keen followers of the major cycling tournament's have not seen much of but not he's just 22 years old and he's set to become the youngest toward france champion in 110 years and this is just his 2nd appearance a grand thoughts on one of the big 3 road cycling stage events not previously a big name not someone who had expectations placed on him going into this tour but now he's just a short procession socials that he's a of taking the big crown

t.v. stations now based in this country most of them right here in istanbul beaming their content back home to the arab world now the irony of all of this as well as the apparent hypocrisy turkey jailing its own dissident journalists while playing host to those from foreign countries is not lost on either turkish reporters or their foreign colleagues they all know that there are politics at play here we've come to istanbul to speak to arab journalists about life in exile as well as the space that's been carved out for adversarial journalism aimed at the arab world. that in. fact he was there but then i don't. see the next laugh. of the new. the case the last nothing that. was in the had the key to attached to. the book on the computer not cloudy. and i mean look at the. sooty in the new court and on some of the luck to. him. and had the size of. them to. come a lot in this. unit. and yet the but that we need to have labels on them emailed me that. net nanny menu me either you. know.

t.v. stations now based in this country most of them right here in istanbul deeming their content back home to the arab world now the irony of all of this as well as the apparent hypocrisy turkey jailing its own dissident journalists while playing host to those from foreign countries it's not a lost on either turkish reporters or their foreign colleagues they. we all know that there are politics at play here we've come to istanbul to speak to arab journalists about life in exile as well as the space that's been carved out for adversarial journalism aimed at the arab world. that a man who in. ready fact himself often either the. c.e.o. meant to laugh. or than. the case who might still have nothing that. we have now had he's keeping track of. the children. in the theater. the sooty in a new court and on. to. him . and had the size of. the. mayor who walked in that's. the media you also mean wouldn't it. behead he had been f m s l n a softie. better idea you have none. of. this. and now what have. we. heard was had you been to did you. did that come a time. i have been at africa to finance the

t.v. station he also said that he denied any allegations at the group to families of any influence over government policies and also on appointment of ministers zuma seemed also very angry at the fact that why is he being singled out he says a got to say been in south africa for many many years they know the mandela as they know the big family and he's wondering why it's him who's been dragged to this commission to answer questions he had a warning to people who he said are trying to bring him down he insists he is a conspiracy theory that's been going on since 1990 s. he alleges intelligence groups one foreigner one local are trying to remove him to make sure that he is no longer relevant into that for them politics because quote unquote he said he knows too much he had this warning and he said people should start over provoking him he says he has intelligence that he's not afraid to use if people keep coming after him he's jew to be at this hearing at his commission from monday to friday off to that commission to say he may be called back to give more information more details if needed roger syn

t.v. station there the program which had been dropped was called we need to talk it's announcement led to an immediate outcry both from politicians and some segments of the public triggering protests outside so you can see this is news one is hitched you hear even ukraine's leader weighed in on the proposed teleconference. with me really missed the teleconference is just a cheap but dangerous p.r. move before the elections the google which is to divide us again into 2 camps. where news wall itself sees the intention was to provide a platform for ordinary people from ukraine and russia to discuss the challenges facing their countries on the war in eastern ukraine a recent survey suggests that as many as 75 percent of ukrainians would support such an initiative the presenter who was supposed to host the linkup says the goal was never political. yeah you know that let's say when i agreed to work on this teleconference i wanted to show what we had been reading or listening watching wearing on decent during the 5 years when we didn't communicate with each other well martin mccauley a historian

t.v. stations. i broadcast i'm going territory and system stations they were card you know they want to tell out of a war but the day to work on the territory 2nd the dream government actually released the russian intelligence officers from georgia in prison in 2013 and georgian government during going to try to participate in such olympic games so if you let a few who do gesture being made on both sides i hope you would they agree yes and unfortunately in russia has not done anything to change a little bit he started scoring south city from professor shushan is it did those are not the things that you can do discuss with the population those are the things you discuss among the governments and they require a lot of preparation what we are talking about here is the outburst of has silly t. some psychological projection as you describe it the frustration with the local government being imposed on to russia you know this is something that the georgian government also has to deal with this is what we a

t.v. station which is not being counseled it was supposed to be cold need to talk but after hundreds of protesters gathered outside news wall means office burning flares and chanting anti russian slogans the idea was. to crane's president also expressed outrage at the proposed. the conference was just a cheap but dangerous p.r. move before the elections the global reach is to divide us again into 2 camps. well the channel. ordinary people from ukraine and russia speak to one another live on air about the problems their countries face a recent survey suggests that as many as 75 percent of ukrainians want kiev and moscow to start talking again as well the russian presenter who was supposed to host the link up ses the goal was never political. yes you know when i agreed to work on this teleconference i wanted to show what we had been reading or listening watching wearing and teaching during the 5 years when we didn't communicate with each other. lester bring in martin mccauley author of russia to the program for his take martin we can just about see you there on the screen good to have you on the sho

t.v. station it was supposed to be called need to talk but after hundreds of protesters gathered outside the news ones office burning flares and chanting anti russian slogans the idea was dropped ukraine's president also expressed outrage out there proposed program. i don't fool with me really missed the teleconference is just a cheap but dangerous p.r. move before the elections the goal which is to divide us again into 2 camps well the cello player to lead ordinary people from ukraine and russia speak to one another live on air about the process. their countries face a recent survey in fact suggested that as many as 75 percent of ukrainians what kiev and moscow to start talking again the russian percenter who were supposed to host the link up ses their goal was never political. it was say when i agreed to work on this teleconference i wanted to show what we had been reading listen watch and wearing on the scene during the 5 years when we didn't communicate with each other well martin mccauley author and rochelle is thinks kiev was anxious about the show because of upcoming parliamentary ele

t.v. stations and private media were endorsing mr mitchell diapers from his very 1st day not his as head of your democracy and mainly what they were doing is to spread propaganda against the government the fact is that seat is actually this is a government prime minister it's it was did actually moneths to stimulate the economy after a long period of recession and a study we did actually. were forced to adopt a 3rd bailout deal and implement the toughest of the program but at the same time we managed to alleviate the damages for the most vulnerable groups social groups and create some fundamental safety nets why trying to address the huge humanitarian crisis that was headed by the previous government another issue for the difficult position that see the stance right now it's the fact that the greek electorates and explained jory t's exhausted biased it all dick's throughout those 8 years and now this. negativity in this disappointment is reflected in the governing party it seems are and there's also another 3rd factor i would say that can explain. there the fact that today's losing forces i

t.v. station broadcasting video all of the protests and. is a visiting senior research fellow at king's college london and she says the government should be held responsible for the crackdown and notes the police. i lease does make this kind of decisions they implement all i did all those are the political authority what real force of that should be used and whether people should all be turned out or i just let to their advice to protest peacefully which also can happen every so often so it is a political decision made by the mosque and city authorities. have all over react out to something which was a fairly my cholesterol is still down yes there is a little competition yes there are others who tried i'm challenging the existing it a little when most of it doesn't mean that they will actually be a way of life now. but they will create more of a kind of political debate so the problem from the point of view how all this was fairly much what created the bigger problem we're talking about is. all those to the security and police. took all to

t.v. stations by stopping carriage doors from closing terminals swelled to capacity as the protesters stayed put buses were brought in by the authorities to allow commuters to get to work so a clock was up one of those station this was at this report. its peak hour here in hong kong where one of the busiest china lines of the hours a district that feeds the street is often here into calhoun and hong kong island as you can see china behind me it's not worth the trouble that. it's here it's creating committee miles these protesters are blocking the doors and trying to stop these times from leaving but at this stage are something leaders are now getting angry so you can go i support the protesters but i don't agree with all of those ways they choose to protest. or they do not represent us it's not going to help that they keep protesting like this this protest here was emptied out which is the railway station of the well what you see here it's a part of i want a movement of protests that will continue throughout the week and that includes another rally on friday another one as well as sunday so

t.v. stations elsewhere and yet it seemed that for that one night everyone stopped to watch a member of humanity do something that it never been done before which was to set foot on the nearest celestial body the moon of course people were entranced by it it inspired a generation of people to pursue careers in engineering and in aerospace and to try to become astronauts themselves of course all of this is happening even as there is a docking right now at the international space station where people from various nations are conducting ongoing research and also promoting a sense of unity to talk to us about this idea of unity and what space exploration can actually do for culling ahead not just in the next 50 years but beyond that is margaret white a camp she is the chief space history curator here at the air and space museum and she has been very much involved in trying to educate the general public about what apollo 11 meant and what the future of space history could be for all mankind margaret thanks so much for joining us here on al-jazeera oh ross i'm delighted to have you here and so many pe

t.v. stations pay between $150.00 and $300.00 for the footage he delivers although there are plenty of cases to cover poorly as he's known by police and gang members alike as to work hard for his money he's the city's number one police reporter and through all these years he's still passionate about his job. here. is that. if you have fear you can't you can't properly cover money in the city of chicago i don't think you have fear it's like if you were a war correspondent if you were assigned to afghanistan or iraq this is the civil or assignment at the end of the day every day someone is being shot in my life. so it is not much different than being a combat journalist that many times tonight is a quiet night and we already have several people shot. a quiet night in most cities around the world there's nobody shot but in chicago there's a couple of people shot. in his car or point has 7 scanners tuned in to all the different emergency services radio systems covering emergency services. 47 he's divorced with 2 grown up children of his own his son also works for him and like him is on the road

t.v. station again he stresses no laws were broken in the processes in terms of the business paperwork that had to be filed he denies allegations that the doctor family had an influential role in government policies and appoints ministers and he kept stressing the group has had been in south africa for years they were friends with the nelson mandela family friends with his family both former presidents as well and he says why are they why are the family members not being brought to this commission as well to answer questions about their relationship with the group has to go on until friday but the commissioners have said that if they need to bring zuma back to answer more questions then they will do so well of course this has huge implications to whatever he says or does not say and whether the commission actually saying so there has been any wrongdoing and the implications of that. moving forward. when zuma started speaking earlier in the day he said that he has a list of officials he says are corrupt and he asked the commissioners to give him time to be able to approach these individuals

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t.v. station building in kiev the channel had planned to air a controversial documentary featuring russian president vladimir putin but since cancelled the broadcast ukrainian officials have branded the early morning attack and act of terrorism by one was injured but part of the building was damaged. it's been called one of the world's largest manmade environmental disasters the virtual disappearance of the hour also in central asia now a desert with poisonous salt storms and an extreme climate respect astounds government and united nations are trying to bring life back to the form a say but not in the form of water a step reports. it was once a rich fishing ground for the soviet union now it's a salty desert the disappearance of the hour we'll see has affected the lives of millions of people it's poisonous dust storms from the remains of pesticides reach far beyond central asia rusty ships on the former seabed have become monuments of environmental destruction. everything was linked to the sea or gold the sea was not just meeting but moscow everywhere. you've probably seen what sort of ti

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