-tasha: yeah. lemonis: lady fuller got the idea for a bar-themed jeans store while still in school and then made it a reality. lady: we are obviously a bar of jeans. you walk up and kind of order a jean like you'd order a cocktail or coffee. lemonis: the concept was a hit, prompting her to open up 12 more stores in just a few short years. but the denim game is incredibly competitive, and lady's aggressive expansion plus her retail inexperience created some serious problems. lady: these are super-dirty. that's disgusting. how the... did it get like this? lemonis: blue jeans are part of almost everybody's wardrobe. man: is this all girls'? lady: no, we do have men's jeans. lemonis: and i believe in lady's concept -- a specialty boutique for blue jeans. with tweaks and some refinement, i believe we can raise the bar and turn this into a national brand. i'm in san francisco to visit the flagship store. it's on a great block with tons of cars and foot traffic, and i'm liking the energy around here. -hi,

south korea proceed with a joint military exercise now scheduled for march after the olympics the tasha thank you very much natasha can name that live in china. now escalating violence in central african republic is forcing more and more people out of their homes a number of different armed groups started fighting into a live thirteen the united nations now says that hoff of the four and a half million people in the country now are in desperate need of humanitarian aid catherine sawyer reports from the northern town of brega. mario says she had a farm and have family didn't rely on anyone for their basic needs before march last year she lives in brianne a town in north eastern central african republic that was considered relatively peaceful but then conflict between several armed groups started on all her neighbors had to flee so now they live here in a calm for displaced people that is on one end of the town and right at the doorstep of the un peacekeepers. the gunfight started at night we hid everything of ours was destroyed i came here with nothing. more than seventy thousand people

much a twenty three in the industry guys and their weekend kicked off on friday here in berlin with tasha being outsmarted by robin quite sort of minds who win their first game on the road in over a year. the swedish international open the scoring at the olympic stadium after forty minutes with there's a lovely base of fourth work. after the break in the sixty fifth minute to be exact quotes are again find the back of the match with this shot past the burning keeper for nothing yeah three much needed points for might. as saturday's games were action packed with the race for those coveted champions league spots in full swing here's what's coming up. the walls faced an uphill battle against a buyer side sat on winning visons bundles legal title as soon as possible but could martin schmidt involves bird be the club to florida your time this is planned for an early end of season party. and shall go welcome half and we'll see how two of this season's european contenders gather and when they went head to head . hello and welcome to the ball in this league here on d w i'm pablo foley. no balls v

all be concentrated in one area which is often the case of the followed by a need to be wary visit tasha's are no pushover and they thrive in a big match atmosphere the question is can they pull off a shock in munich. the russian delegation to the punk chang the winter olympics says that the beast sample from a russian a curling medalist has also tested positive for alexander crucial netsky who won a bronze medal with his wife in mixed doubles events a tested positive for the banned drug mel don't of the delegation has expressed its a sincere regret over the incident. all right before i let you go want to remind you of our main stories there right now a new battle has opened in syria as pro-government fighters confront turkey they're hoping syrian kurds defend the region of africa against the turkish offensive that began last month. all right you've been watching you get reduced thank you so much for watching our back at the top of the hour thank you. and why. the recent. mention of. a triple airplane. seventeen thousand kilometers in six weeks. i'm sorry.

match that comes with it it's going to be emotional because his assistants two top lieutenants ma pi tashanald are out the door. when you have that sort of scenario of the last time these two teams played they're assumption special to them knowing their taking that field together for one final time they're going to give everything they have to try to win that game. >> perfect. tom, thank you so much. our final thoughts on eagles ♪ >>> e-a-g-l-e-s. >> you got to do it better than that. >> e-a-g-l-e-s. eagles. >> did you not spell it right. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> i absolutely love that. philadelphia royalty there rodney pete and of course mt. airy native holly robinson giving us eagles chant. they are pumped um for the game. you know who else is pumped up, the voice of the eagles merrill reece. i had a chance to talk with him earlier this week to see how different it is to call a super bowl than regular season game. >> to be honest kristen it's the same as a regular season game. it really is. you can overdo these thing. you can load up with so many statistic that the broadcast gets loade

will maintain it all kill it and we'll come back to you when he does start to speak thanks for that tasha. thirty five refugees are heading for the u.s. after leaving an australian run prison camp on the pacific island nation of narrow part of a controversial resettlement deal reached between australia's government and the a bomb or administration the men are mostly afghan pakistani or rangar prompting rights groups to ask questions about where the somali and iranian refugees are being excluded now or a prison camp as part of a strain is hardline policy on blocking refugees from entering by boat david mayne is the executive director of refugee legal it provides assistance to refugees an hour and mana silent and australia's offshore processing arrangements he says the resettlement process has been slow. but look the reality is under this bilateral deal it reminds that you know the u.s. still typing refugee and the question really is what how quickly will that happen that refugees bereshit have to read all their lives in the suffering in the terrible ordeal for over five years that they hav

president on tom's daughter ivanka and tasha game reports now from cologne. from protesters at the border and the stadium too uncomfortable questions asked by reporters all over nothing it was a controversial arrival at the closing ceremony of the winter olympics for the north korean delegation. some south koreans are angry about the delegation leader general kimmitt young chore all is thought to be behind attacks against the south including the sinking of a warship in twenty ten that killed forty six sailors know. whom day in president of korea is almost zero and simple they are doing little korea will. go. wrong to protest. no president and the north korean dictator this is the. south korean president moon j. in use the games to reboot intercooler ian relations the so-called peace olympics included a joint women's hockey team athlete celebrating korean nationalism by marching under a unified flag as well as a visit by kim yo jiang the sister of the north korean leader she arrived with an invite for moon to visit pyongyang. it's a two hour test it was a good

consternation by those in seoul that are going to him as a correspondent joining us from a gang known and the tasha tell us more about this man and why some people in south korea a pretty here exercise about his arrival on the south or. a martini from protests at the border bridge as the north korean delegation arrived today to uncomfortable questions from reporters this particular north korean delegation is not getting quite the same reception as the one that had kim jong sr during the opening ceremonies south koreans were quote quite wild by her the reason is the man leading this delegation general kim used to be in charge of military intelligence and is believed to have waged numerous attacks against south korea most notably the sinking of a warship in twenty ten that killed forty six sailors and although he did not respond to questions from reporters asking him how he felt about that sinking north korea has denied involvement president moon jay in has asked koreans to look at the bigger picture look toward the future and understand that this man is likely the right man for this moment he is now

south korea's political and business elites including the impeachment of president park last year tasha game joins us live from seoul tell us about the response natasha. jane might be the most reviled public figure in south korea at the moment the judge's heavy sentence could be interpreted as sending a message to the public which has enormous and had has the sustained outrage directed against her that their concerns have been heard it could also be interpreted as sending a warning to others prosecutors say disrupted the political process shook the foundations of south korean society in a way that will be felt for generations to come to a was convicted of most of the charges against or coersion abuse of power bribery that includes coercing fifty conglomerates including samsung to pay seventy one million dollars to two foundations that she controlled but at the center of this of course is her forty year long relationship with former president pacu hey she's accused of capitalizing on that relationship and meddling in state affairs she has said all along that she is being framed that this

migrants are gathered near kalai which is the closest town on the european mainland to the united kingdom tasha butler has this update from cali. well the french interior minister was talking about organized gangs. gangs were behind some of the violence that we thought here in cali on thursday and what he's talking about is what many people here have been talking about for many months now and that is the fact that people smugglers and traffickers are increasingly operating in this area targeting the refugees who want to try and reach the u.k. the security is extremely high here in cali you can pay a looking towards people smugglers and we spoke to refugees who said that they had experienced people smugglers they had met they knew they were operating now the thing is very alarming to people here is the fact that we are now talking about all and weapons being used on thursday shots were fired by the eritrean refugees were heard and that means. that. the french interior minister that is a great concern for everybody here and watching al-jazeera still ahead protests. arrest. the opposition. a littl

north koreans about to compete in the games the show of military strength was smaller than usual the tasha reports from one of the main olympic venues. this was a patriotic celebration at home and display of north korea's military might for those. who didn't leave our army defenseless and keeps us happy it's our people's army just like its name so this army founding day is a great day for all of us thursday was the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the north korean army the military parade in pyongyang comes after the world witnessed advances in the isolated countries weapons program last year leader kim jong un praised what he called quote a world class military with the most powerful force despite punishing saying sions i would say that it's a show of defiance but it's a solo artist and velma to fines. and government wants to emphasize that the. power and light need to remain side in the face you vote future no matter what the fears army parade wasn't broadcast live on state t.v. and no new high profile weapons were displayed the toned down approach was likely a response to a cri

rinks diplomacy is growing almost as much attention as the games themselves live now to my colleague tasha going am who's joining us from kong norm natasha just take us through what we might see today. well this historic visit is replete with symbolism but skeptics are doubtful that it will result in a seismic shift in relations between the two koreas but that is certainly the hope south korean president moon jay in is pushing for a reboot in the relationship between the two countries after a very tense twenty seventeen moon is the son of refugee parents from north korea so this issue is near and dear to his heart that he does have reason for optimism since the beginning of this year developments with north korea have unfolded at a breakneck pace so at this meeting and now lunch at the blue presidential house all eyes have been on kim jong un sister kim jong she's a power broker in the north korean government and a trusted adviser of her brother there was a document sitting on the desk while she met with president moon and it has only fed speculation in the south korean media that she has

a criminal he was arrested four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in brussels the tasha butler sent this update from the court in brussels. told the judge that he would not stand up that he was too tired he also said he would not respond to any questions he said silence remained his defense and that muslims are often tried and judged without pity that there was no presumption of innocence well this was the first time that solid disarm has been seen since his arrest back in march twenty sixth and he is being tried role in a police shootout which happened just a few days before that arrest there is of course the highest security surrounding this trial at the time that he was caught he was of course europe's most wanted man so each day he is being brought from a prison in northern france a school by elite police officers both belgian and and french across the border to brussels and each day. he returns that nothing we are told is being left to chance . in a surprise court ruling the vice chairman of samsung electronics has been released from jail jay wylie was convicted las

vice president by peds the north korean leader sr the tasha going to report from south korea. a step towards reconciliation for the first time since the korean war more than half a century ago a member of north korea's ruling family is welcomed in the south the arrival of leader kim jong sr is fascinating many south koreans kim jong has quickly become a power broker in another historic moment south korean president mungy in greeted her at the opening ceremony before she sat near u.s. vice president mike pence the two didn't appear to exchange greetings then the moment many had been waiting for north and south korean athletes marched under a unified flag as a celebration of ethnic nationalism it's the first time they've done that at an international sporting event in eleven years moon said the winter olympics offer a meaningful opportunity for a world divided by conflicts to unite critics say the north korean charm offensive is only intended to advance its agenda and mosconi it was decided to look nice for a vial of this option if you would use chance chances is that president

forced to flee their homes or let's go live now to natasha who's at the conference in brussels in the tasha given that there was a commitment made by the africans a hellion groups european partners for the funding that must be rather disappointed that they're having to come back cap in hand just a few months after that initial commitment so what's been the tone of the conference so far. well we had some very strong words in the opening remarks here at the conference in brussels it was interesting to hear the head of the african union commission was a fucking muhammad he said that there is a collective responsibility responsibility on all sides he said that the international community spent a lot of time and resources fighting what they call terrorism in different parts of the world but they are not doing enough in africa's sile he also said that no international force can replace the responsibility of african leaders on the ground and that is something that needs to be taken account going into the future so it's very interesting indeed to see the fact that this is real sense of urgency for

of these tickets were being sold for nine hundred dollars each all of us here in a very envious the tasha getting thank you very much still to come here on out to sara. protests in bangladesh after former prime minister how leaders here is sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement. from brisk news in few weeks. to the womb trying to use of southeast asia. however we've got more clouds spilling into the east the side of the mediterranean over the next day or so you can already see the cloud starting to show it's had nothing to walsall events it should be too bad in terms of what weather as we go on through friday but to twenty four celsius there was some hazy sunshine full beirut twenty two degrees in jerusalem as we go on and see where saturday will similar values on this time which is the cloud and the rain not too far away i think that right at this stage affecting greece and west and keep it for the most part it stays fine and try cause a good area of the middle east actually that's in the case across syrian peninsula twenty five celsius here in doha when starting to ease off so

in a serious condition in hospital after a fight between eta trains and afghans over food handouts tasha buffet has more from cali. the french interior minister met police offices in cali deployed to stop fighting between hundreds of refugees on thursday five eritreans was shot in the violence a situation calm said was unacceptable. we see we've reached a new level of violence an escalation of violence that is becoming completely unbearable for the people of color and for the migrants we can't allow a sense of survival of the fittest in our country so yes we'll do things everywhere we can police say a hundred afghan and thirty every train refugee support for nearly two hours on the outskirts of the city they were the charity food handout with gunfire triggered the clashes police are searching for an afghan man in connection with the shooting in one of the main areas where points are took place different interior minister is saying organized gangs are behind much of this point there's no doubt when you group directly here what many of the. people smugglers are being encouraged to reactive

armed groups they're meeting with politicians in brussels and getting a lot of help from france the tasha butler as well finn december the french president held a fund raising conference for the g. five sile force back then a promise of one hundred million dollars by saudi arabia added money already pledged by the e.u. france and the u.s. but just over half of the five hundred million dollars targeted was raised the funding shortfall prompted the president of one of the so-called g. five nations to call for more support earlier this month literature just at first so what it is urgent that this force be operational and the international community whose serious decisions in libya have had disastrous consequences for the security of our countries must show greater solidarity with the. the joint military force known as t. five was launched last year by the leaders of new share picking a fast so charred mali and mauritania backed by france its five thousand troops will work alongside un peacekeepers in mali and french soldiers already deployed in syal its mission is to stop cross border attack

soldiers in mali were killed so there is a real sense of urgency here amongst european leaders right now tasha thank you for that the fashionable for our correspondent life in brussels. lots more to come here at al-jazeera including it will examine why china's government is i think control of a major insurance firm. and a dispute over the gas ignites more tension between cyprus and turkey. from the clear blue sky of the doha mooney. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city. how temperature is the starting to tumble now across much of here because cold air digging in from siberia but in northern areas already seeing those temperatures struggle further south the cold able to get here as well as we go on through the next few days at the moment so we've got this large massive cloud across central areas of the mediterranean producing some valan thunderstorms pushing a little further north with snow over the alps snow over the austrian swiss and french alps as well and we got that's a cooler air so it's keeping things very very cold and that's why the snow is starting to seti sway and further nort

that they have never begged for dialogue with the united states and they're not about to start the tasha thank you. now the u.s. president donald trump has blocked the release of a classified memo written by democrats on the house intelligence committee citing national security concerns the memo rebuts a document prepared by the committee's republicans which was made public last week the republican memo allege the f.b.i. was biased against trump during its investigation into his presidential campaigns links to russia the memo was released despite public opposition as expressed by the f.b.i. now trump claimed that document quotes totally vindicated him but democrats and some republicans well they dispute that now the white house states this although the president is inclined to declassify the february the fifth memorandum because the memorandum contains numerous properly classified and especially sensitive passages he's unable to do so at this time however given the public interest and transparency in these unprecedented circumstances the president has directed the justice department pers

monday and the salaam accuse the court of bias and refused to answer questions about his actions the tasha butler reports from brussels. flanked by maust police offices refused to stand up at his trial in brussels and told the judge that he would not answer questions the only surviving suspect in the nov twenty fifth teen paris attacks which killed one hundred thirty people up to slum is in court over a police shootout in the belgian capital the following year which eventually led to his arrest up to slum told the judge i do not wish to respond to any questions i defend myself by keeping silent muslims are judged and treated without pity there is no presumption of innocence outside the courtroom his lawyer refused to comment on his client's decision on the we're going to give them a call up to say is that we talked about procedural problems the fact that there are new civil parties and what is feelings were all about this. four police officers were wounded by gunfire in the shootout abd islam and another man so if you and i r e also were all escaped but were later arrested in the city up t

. >> reporter: nick's older sister tasha says she's proud of her brother. >> it's a cause for celebration because he's come such a long she's proud of her brother. >> it is a quest for celebration because he has come such a long way. and he's a typical as i would love for him to be. >> even as nick's confidence is growing, he may not know what is about to happen when he turns 21. his family knows and can't help but worry. >> what are you most afraid of? >> pulling that plug. >> his world is going to collapse. everything that we spent. the hours. the dollars is about to go down the drain. >> in eric's case, he is very aware that change is coming. he talks about leaving the rebecca school with one of his aides. >> you don't want to be a graduation party this year? >> not yet. wait until you're 25. >> he's really under stress. he has fantasy of taking all of the girls he loved on a trip where they do go away together. he got so frightened of 21 that he moved it to 25. >> you don't want to have graduation for five more years? >> not yet. you have five more years of school. >> from what you ca

tasha miller, terrell's mother: "putting his health on the line... his breathing... his respiratory.t one hell of a warrior.">( james ) that's one proud mom. this warrior is also on the spectrum. he was diagnosed with autism at two years old. but terrell watts doesn't let anything stop him from being a hero. ( james ) on the peninsula... a disfigured cat...will soon get a chance to be paired with a forever home. two-year-old rogue... suffered disfigurement on her ears... due to a severe case of mange. she was brought to the peninsula humane society as a stray in january... and is now healthy... and ready for a new home. rogue's adoption fee is $80 bucks. she is spayed...microchipped...and vaccinated. (dave) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( will ) another earthquake swarm in the east bay near danville. i'm live with the details even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors

tasha miller, terrell's mother: "i took one look up and i said somebody call 911... somebody unit onre." but it wasn't the stockton fire department that was first on scene.terrell watts, age 14: "we saw smoke."this is 14-year-old terrell watts. he lives nearby and didn't hesitate to help. he covered his face with his sweatshirt and with his friends did something incredible.terrell watts, age 14: "we went over there to help the neighbors out, to bang on the doors."the neighborhood kids told everyone up and down the block. there is a fire. get out. but they didn't do it for the recognition.terrell watts, age 14: "that's the right thing to do to help others." what's even more incredible -- terrell is in remission. he was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer in 2014. just weeks ago, he became cancer free. he's still recovering after a recent surgery.tasha miller, terrell's mother: "putting his health on the line... his breathing... his respiratory. i've got one hell of a warrior."this warrior is also on the spectrum. he was diagnosed with autism at two years old. but terrell doesn't let an

were called in as afghan an eritrean refugees forth the two hours on the outskirts of the city the tasha butler has more from cali. well there is no doubt continue to be something of a pressure cooker refugees continue to arrive all the time in this northern french poor they mostly want to go to the u.k. of course and cross the english channel but security is very horrific it's becoming more and more difficult to do that and they get stuck here and most of them then very grim conditions they are sleeping outside it is very cold food and clothing all those sorts of things well they have to rely on the kindness of strangers and it was interesting before because we heard the french interior minister saying that the charities in fact in the activities are working with the refugees what they got the best some responsibility for the violence that took place on thursday because by giving these food handouts they are in fact encouraging people to come to cali and they are encouraging large crowds of refugees to gather while the charities have hit back they think that is unfair and they think the

with mena tasha, from the atlantic, ned price former special assistant to president obama and former spokesperson and senior director of the national security council. natasha, are you surprised by this. >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representational risk and do something so completely obvious. you had the doj come out with a letter that essentially said that the fbi and doj had grave concerns and the fbi had its own at the same time saying they had gave concerns about the release of the nunes memo and its potential impact on "uss national security. devin nunes did not even show his memo to the fbi and doj before he gave it to the white house. there was no vetting by the doj and fbi of the nunes memo and trump essentially declassified it immediately and saying a day later it vindicated him. when it comes to the democrats rebuttal written by adam schiff and adam schiff is the one who has actually seen the underlying fisa application that these memos are based on, nunes has not seen the material, trump all of a sudden is very concer

joins us live from brussels how the court proceedings going now tasha. well this is the first time that a solid dislike has actually been seen since he was arrested back in march twenty sixth in his hair has grown out he is wearing white and when he was asked by the judge to identify himself he confirmed that it was indeed him but he has made it very clear that he will remain silent when when questioned during this trial that is interesting because he has been since his arrest in a high security prison just outside of paris and and despite multiple interrogations he has always said that he would not answer any questions while he repeated that again in the court today he said i will not ask questions when he was asked by the judge or why did you come he said i came because i was asked to do so he then said that he felt that muslims were being wrongly judged here and that there was no presumption of innocence and you refused to stand up he said to the judge because he was tired was allowed to slum was arrested in the district of back where he grew up it is

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ending for their seventh straight quarter final the germans are home to turkish champions at bishop tasha who top their qualifying group by and have won their last thirteen games in all competitions. and of course we'll have more sports for you later on including the last sixteen tires of the champion but for now it's back to lauren in london and i thank you very much another winter gloom has been broken for a few hours in northeast china with the appearance of not one but three songs in the sky scientists say the so-called sundog phenomenon is caused by sunlight refracting through higgs agone or ice crystals high in the atmosphere it's actually a result of extended cold weather meaning the chinese or afterwards a little longer for some extra sun. but i have and he was pretty great today when you can catch up anytime with our website address that is out there dot com and that's it for me if this news outlet i am will be had it but on the for one of the day's news actually russia watching c c. a new level of luxury has arrived. and experience that will transform the way we transform. our i

history that tasha spoke to one of. song yang young occupies a special place in korean history you might say it's his birthright but he wasn't even aware of the unique circumstances regarding his start in life until his late forty's there i couldn't visit not all i knew before that i was that i was born on the ship i almost died but it was same. it was december one thousand nine hundred fifty six months into the korean war there was a refugee catastrophe in the making in hung them north korea after being surrounded american and south korean troops were forced to retreat by sea an estimated one hundred thousand north koreans followed desperate to escape the violence over the next two weeks about ninety ships would transport the refugees on board one of those ships five babies were born in a dark airless standing room only cargo hold so was the first babies would become known as the kimchi five it is the largest amphibious evacuation of civilians under combat conditions in american history and it's unheard of even a war p

was suspended last week and he was released from jail let's go live now to seoul and al-jazeera the tasha good name who's there what's been the reaction to this verdict. adrian might be the most reviled public figure in south korea at the moment the judge's lengthy sentence could be sending a message to the people that their outrage has been heard it could also be sending a warning to others prosecutors have said that choice disrupted the political process shook the foundation of south korean society and that the effects will reverberate for generations to come we spoke with one woman who said that she was surprised by the verdict she thought that it was a heavier sentence than she predicted prosecutors that hope for a twenty five year prison sentence as you just heard got a twenty year prison sentence there were supporters of president poc outside the courtroom there was fighting in screaming after the verdict was announced they have been closely monitoring this case to see how it will impact pock again the two women states are viewed as inexplicably linked because of that forty year lon

see an african country develop grow and thrive without the influence of whites colonialism and the tasha says that if you don't understand the power of representation imagine growing up never seeing a superhero who looks like you and others consider the american side of the story jamil says that the film proves to hollywood that african-american narratives have the power to generate profits from all audiences and more important that making movies about black lives is part of showing that they do matter. and there were others that also sent in their thoughts online here's what they had to say this movie provides a feeling of important across the world people for a reason african descent are silly which in this genesis of no one talking strong black or because you know leader in this superhero movie what kind of know for ever people like me can find me going to movie theater and see a superhero in a positive role that looks like me even if they don't sound like me so they base their accent on the south african men also accent and they missed it that's all right it feels like an african ame

proposals betray france's humanitarian tradition others though say that it's not tough enough but tasha butler reports. a nineteenth century fort overlooks the french city of grenoble it was built to defend the city that is close to the swiss and italian borders and tucked into the foothills of the alps these days the town council is doing its best to welcome people who arrive here it provides emergency shelter for refugees many from africa kosovo albanian people are coming squads settlements in the city and this is a first possibility for them to get stable life. with more refugees arriving in france each year the government's decided to change the country's immigration policy the government's proposed immigration speed up asylum procedures it would also provide more refugee housing at the same time it would mean longer periods in detention for the reason for their asylum requests rejected and it would increase deportation the french president says it's all about france continuing to welcome what he calls genuine asylum seekers cracking down on so-called economic migrants critics of th

see the stadium where that opening ceremony is set to kick off in just about an hour's time and the tasha joins us now live from kong so with just an hour to go natasha the politics aside for a moment is the excitement building. absolutely this is south korea's moment in the international spotlight although critics have complained that it seems in the last few weeks north korea has been hijacking it but this is the first winter olympics that the south koreans have hosted they're doing so at a cost of five and a half billion dollars when the opening ceremony begins shortly spectators will arrive at young chang olympic stadium to the chimey of bells welcoming them then they'll be treated to a ceremony called peace in motion will be taken back in time given the history of the korean people and their pursuit for peace the executive director of the opening ceremony says even before the north koreans agreed to participate and the pyong chang twenty eight thousand winter olympics were dubbed the peace olympics this topic was settled upon but that the north koreans presence will only make the mes

things say one co thanks very much for joining us there from seoul ok let's join our correspondent tashagun and she's live at one of the olympic hubs gagnon in south korea seven sasha we saw kept on speaking at the military parade what was his time. laura this may have been a more toned down approach this year with this military parade but the bombast the pride the patriotism is still very much on display north korean leader kim jong un has said that he's built a quote world class military and quote a powerful force despite the sanctions that north korea has faced north korea definitely in this moment is able to still patriotism and pride at home plate and that domestic audience while also making a nod to the diplomatic sensitivities of the moment kim jong un was a volatile where that many people were critical of holding this parade on the eve of the opening ceremony of the pyong chang winter olympics some critics have actually said that north korea has already hijacked the spotlight away from south korea but with this parade which was less high profile it was not broadcast live on telev

serious condition in hospital after a fight between at the trains and afghans over hundreds of food that tasha buffet has more from cali. the french interior minister met police offices in cali deployed to stop fighting between hundreds of refugees on thursday five eritreans was shot in the violence a situation calm said was unacceptable. we see we've reached a new level of violence an escalation of violence that is becoming completely unbearable for the people of color and for the migrants we can't allow a sense of survival of the fittest in our country so yes we'll do things everywhere we can police say a hundred afghan and thirty every train refugee support for nearly two hours on the outskirts of the city they were a charity who could hand out with gunfire triggered the clashes police are searching for an afghan man in connection with the shooting in one of the main areas where. different interior minister is saying organized gangs are behind much of this point there's no doubt when you directly hear what many of them terrorists people smugglers are going to curse the reactive. security is

makes it impossible to lift the sanctions imposed in december over a state sponsored doping program tasha got a live for us in cannes. looks like the russians unable to fly the flag of the cross closing ceremonies but a pretty disappointing games for them. to say the least laura this all stems from the massive doping scandal unveiled during the twenty fourteen sochi games it involved more than a thousand athletes across several sports and as you mentioned the international olympic committee says that the ban for russian athletes during the pyong chuang winter olympics will remain in effect meaning that they will not be allowed to march under the russian flag during closing ceremony that was the case also during the opening ceremony and the reason is that two russian athletes failed drug tests one was a bobsledder the other was a curler the curler was stripped of his bronze medal now the court of arbitration for sport allowed one hundred sixty nine carefully screened russian athletes to compete during these games but they had to do so as so-called neutrals meaning they could not march unde

eritrean refugees for two hours on the outskirts of cali and another mass brawl broke out nearby woman tasha butler has gone to cali to see what's been happening i see the interior minister of france talking about organized gangs being responsible what does that actually mean how do we define that. well what the french interior minister was talking about is water the people of calories been talking about for a while the police the human rights activists those who work with refugees and that is the fact that there are all the criminal gangs of people traffickers smugglers who are all very present and very active in the really worrying think that alarming think of people here is how they are becoming increasingly violent and some of them or of course omed now on thursday just before this was broke out the situation was that the refugees were gathered in a certain place on the outskirts of color they waiting for this food distribution when there was some shots fired and police say that they suspect that a man should the person who shot this is the person who fired the shots i should say was pos

and then there was this one tweet by one of the students this is a tasha she had a very strong response with almost eighteen thousand people liking it she says stop abusing your power and corruption take action with congress for stricter gun laws and we do want to get your thoughts on the story what you think needs to be done to tackle gun violence connect with us using the hash tag news grid or me directly i'm at the head of a helmet when you are here i'm sure people have plenty to say about the gun control debate also had some comments on kosovo or from the facebook live feed. but you know i think this kind of sums it up when we talk about ten years after the war in kosovo was the real and valuable outcomes of unnecessary wars that only leaves people feeling vulnerable and certainly that's what you see in a place that calls about the divisions which still exist ten years after a country declared its independence that's facebook dot com as they were for the live stream plus stand seven four five zero one triple one four nine our whatsapp and telegram number if you want to join in the c

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