yolande knell, abc news, tel aviv.bout a grieving mother's fight forjustice. it's been nominated for seven academy awards and, after her best actress win at the golden globes, its star, frances mcdormand, is getting plenty of oscar attention. the bbc‘s arts editor will gompertz has been speaking to the film's writer and director, martin mcdonagh. my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago... francis mcdormand as mildred hayes, the uncompromising, unflinching and very angry grieving mother... you drilled a hole in the dentist? no i didn't. who rents three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, a fictional town created by martin mcdonagh, the film's london—born irish writer and director. martin mcdonagh has got an oscar nomination for his writing but not for his directing. i wonder if he's a little bit disappointed. no, not really, particularly because the mates got nominated in the other categories. it would have been nice, but seven's good. you get over here. no, you get over here. all right. one of the criticisms

yolande knell, abc news, tel aviv.es in paris as the city braces itself for more flooding. residents of this suburb in the south of the city were among the worst affected. and it's not over yet — flood waters are expected to peak this weekend. the bbc‘s hugh schofield has been stepping out to bring us the latest. the second time in the year and a half, paris is waking up with its feetin half, paris is waking up with its feet in the water. it wasjune 2016 that we were reporting the same story. heavy rain upstream from paris. hitrova trees of the river seine filling up with water. the land was unable to absorb the excess water and it all came into the capital. —— the tributories. this was a residential building. it will have at about. looking across the river to the other side, that is where the commuter network comes into the city, the rer. that is flooded and shut down. if you live ona barge, flooded and shut down. if you live on a barge, you have been told about the time being, and the big have started moving their pr

we have a report from tel aviv.orter: african migrants are angrily protesting outside israel's ambassador, but why? steal has a controversial plan. it will pay $,500 and airfares to anyone who voluntarily goes to a third country. uganda or are wanda. those who stay after march face arrest. most here are young men from sudan. >> i left my country because there's no right for me being in europe. i have no rights. i was forcibly dropped to the army -- >> he made a dangerous journey, paying people smugglers to cross from egypt to israel. israel has since built a high fence on the long desert border. >> i prefer to go back to my home where -- when my home is safe for me and my community. i'm asking for asylum. >> nearly all the migrants move told rundown areas of south tel aviv. >> a lot of older people used to live here, were frightened to go out. >> last year, israel's prime minister came to see the problems. the mission is to return south tel aviv too israeli citizens, he says. preavingsly he said the migrants threate

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minister faces mass protests over corruption allegations with thousands marching in the streets of tel aviv. and new coalition talks are in full swing in germany as i'm going to multiple attempts to end what some day even the country's worst political crisis in years. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i think partridge thank you for joining us. north korea is set to hold official talks with the south for the first time in two years and there are already some early signs of progress january the third saw the reopening of a cross border telephone line and the following day donald trump delayed the annual military drills with seoul until after next month's winter olympics in south korea face to face negotiations with the north are set for later on choose day and artie's caleb morgan takes a closer look. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the agenda will be the upcoming olympic games now we've heard from south korea's unification minister and he has said that he hopes that

tel aviv in riyadh in his presidency in a very simplistic and i think dangerous way but how much is he being pushed by those two countries go ahead mahmoud. what i think there are two shifts of war taken into consideration in the position of the administration one trump was always critical of the obama administration policy toward syria he said that he was not effective and he was not kind of put help in the syrians and now we're looking at the situation where basically it is no clear sort all. in the midst of all this chaos shift number two is an overt and exaggerated over on counter terrorism in the international relations of the unite of the united states with the middle east and i think what we saw in the summit was too much investment in this. to the extent that now it has overshadowed the complexity of the whole syrian crisis and all the chaos and there's also another problem now i think. between eighteen among. trying to simply fall who to blame which country or british government is responsible for the escalation in syria and then i think the blame goes around starting from the

mass protests over mounting corruption allegations with thousands again marching in the streets of tel aviv. in full swing in germany. and what some see as the country's worst political crisis years. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international nine pm now in the russian capital. you're very welcome on the program tonight a north korea is set to hold official talks with its southern neighbor for the first time in two years as tensions run high on the peninsula there are signs the spot is easing now with some progress already made at the start of the year has already seen the reopening of a cross border phone line the next day trump delayed annual military drills with seoul until after south korea holds the winter olympics next month face to face negotiations with the north are set for tuesday when we can go live now to. the story gets this caleb thanks for coming on again what can we expect exactly from these talks is there a mood of optimism at all. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the

netanyahu faces mass protests over corruption allegations with thousands marching in the streets of tel aviv. and a new coalition talks are in full swing in germany as angela merkel attempts to end what sunday the country's worst political crisis in years. i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. north and south korea have just started their first official talks in two years the negotiations are taking place in the demilitarized zone between the two countries that have been recent signs of progress january's asserted saw the reopening of a cross border telephone line and the following day donald trump delayed the annual military drills with seoul until after next month's winter olympics in south korea . well that's now across to our reporter caleb maupin caleb hi there sorry what more can you tell us about these talks between north and south korea. well at this point we understand the talks have begun in the shared border village in the demilitarized zone between the two countries now at this point it's not clear what's

embassy will relocate from tel aviv to jerusalem by the end of 2019. brent: for more now, we want to speak to our jerusalem correspondent, tania kramer. good evening to you. the vice president said he came with a message from the u.s. president, and we heard that today. what else was in pence's message to the knesset and to the world? tania: we heard a speech from ham packed with biblical references, praising jewish history, praising the ties between israel and the u.s., and praising again the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel, saying what has beenonone wrg g in the past 70 years was being done right, this time by president trump. he also talked about iran, w whh was interesting. he said iran will never be able to develop a nuclelear weapon, d the u.s. would not be e able to certrtify the disasastrous irann nuclear deal anymore inin the future.. alsoso, of course, what you mentioned already -- he said the u.s. embassy, this very controversial jerusalem recognitioion -- would happen sooner rather than later, by the end of next year

mass protests over mounting corruption allegations with thousands again marching in the streets of tel aviv. claims donald trump has mental health problems make headlines for it just as the u.s. president promises to hand out fake news the old. and new coalition talks are in full swing in germany as angela merkel attempts to endorse some see the country's worst political crisis in years. a warm welcome you are watching our c international broadcasting to you live from moscow and the carriage well thousands of marched through the streets of tel aviv in israel demanding the resignation of the country's prime minister over mounting corruption allegations the protestors were carrying placards and shouting slogans denouncing the government. reports. for six weeks now its release have been demonstrating against the prime minister the prime minister as they've affectionately nicknamed him not just in tel aviv the capital but it's now growing israel proper and always been here for the last three years everybody is talking about it all the time to the media. there is a feeling that the government is

faces mass protests over corruption allegations with thousands again marching in the streets of tel aviv. a new coalition talks are now in full swing in germany. and what some see as the country's worst political crisis in years. and welcome to our teens and ash live from moscow just here in the russian capital one daniel wilkins thanks for joining us this hour. and north korea is set to hold official talks with the south for the first time in two years there are already some early signs of progress the start of the year saw the reopening of a cross border phone line the next day trying to lay down your military drills with seoul until after south korea holds the winter olympics next month face to face to go with the north are set for tuesday artie's caleb morgan takes a closer look. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the agenda will be the upcoming olympic games now we've heard from south korea's unification minister and he has said that he hopes that the talks become a place to ease the

mass protests over mounting corruption allegations with thousands again marching in the streets of tel aviv. also in the headlines new coalition talks are in full swing in germany. and what some see as the country's worst political crisis in years. welcome to our teams and ask the live from moscow daniel hawkins thanks for joining us this hour a north korea is set to hold official talks with its southern neighbor for the first time in two years as tensions run high on the peninsula there are signs the spot is easing now with some progress already made at the start of the year has already seen the reopening of a cross border phone line the next day trump the laid on your military drills with salt until after south korea holds the winter olympics next month face to face negotiations with the north set for tuesday and we. have more to shed some more light on this caleb you've been across the story people optimistic about these talks what can we really expect. well it's hard to tell exactly what's going to be discussed one thing that certainly will be on the agenda is the upcoming olympic games

and israel following trends decision to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and the american president says he's open to dialogue with the north korean leader kim jong un and says he's hopeful next week's meeting between north and south will go beyond the north participation in the winter olympics i would love to see them take it beyond the olympics we have a very good relationship with south korea i would love to see it go far beyond the other things absolutely just time we're getting right now to talk your lips it's a start it's a victory if i weren't involved they wouldn't be talking about an interest rate they'd be doing you know to a few words it would be much more serious at least fourteen people have been killed in a strong second artillery attacks in rebel held suburbs near damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta in recent weeks about four hundred thousand people remain trapped under a government siege and they're running out of food and medicine. thousands of pro-government demonstrators have been rallying in iran they waved iranian flags i

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem would be much sooner than it was expected it would be done by the end of two thousand and nineteen but he also had something to say to the palestinians let's listen what he had to say to the united states appreciate your government's declared willingness to resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority and today we strongly urge the palestinian leadership to return to the table peace can only come through dialogue telecom and mike pence also said this was the dawn of a new era of peace negotiations but not everyone in the knesset welcomed this new era. well it's a bit difficult to call this a new era for the one hand we had of course the lawmakers of the arab coalition parties joined our list that made it clear before the speech that they would boycott mr penn speech they said this is a nail in the coffin of the of any peace with the palestinians and also the palestinian leadership had made it clear already in december after the decision on to slim that mr pence would not be welcome and there's no meeting basically for the other si

embassy which is moving from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of two thousand nine hundred nineteen u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcement in israel but was briefing interrupted by protesting israeli palestinian politicians harry fossett has more from them. on the day he would become the first u.s. vice president to address israel's parliament the knesset mike pence was greeted with almost presidential ceremony by israel's prime minister it didn't take long to return the favor by the great our. president stays would be. israel's capital jerusalem. it was a description of jerusalem that pence would repeat three times during his set piece a vent before he was interrupted by israeli palestinian members of the knesset decrying the u.s. position and any prospect of u.s. involvement in the peace process there in force departure cleared the way for pens to speak to two other audiences israelis and u.s. evangelical christians who declaration was a major campaign pledge in the weeks ahead our administration will advance its plan to open the united states e

rather sooner than late to the end of next year that he would move from tel aviv. and we also heard the u.s. vice president saying that the u.s. decision to move the embassy is a first step towards a new era of peace negotiations now as far as we know he's not meeting with any palestinians while he is in the middle east so what are we hearing from the palestinians they're actually saying the opposite aren't they. yeah they do actually they would call it if it is the end of an era for them because the end of an era as the u.s. peace negotiator or because at the moment there are no negotiations and he saw in the report if it's also of the israeli i have no make it's on the joint list they had said before the speech that they would boycott the speech they went and the beginning of the speech and the protesting that they're removed from the knesset this time this decision is all against any and peaceful movement but not bring peace to the region incident to any peace initiative unpunished and so of course they have said already back in december shortly off to. announce

embassies move from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of twenty nineteen u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcement in the israeli parliament but was briefly interrupted by protesting israeli palestinian politician. in other news at least thirteen civilians are among the twenty two people killed in almost a week of cross border violence in the disputed kashmir region as a flare up in tensions that have been simmering for years and as mariana hundred ports is threatening a fragile cease fire trickling back to assist the ruins of their homes these are some of the thousands of people who fled almost a week of cross border violence feel safe. it on the good money. coming here it's frightening look at the loss of the whole village assumed to nobody feels like coming back to a village. kashmir has been divided between india and pakistan since one thousand nine hundred forty seven and remains hotly disputed territory india and pakistan regularly trade fire across the so-called line of control the defect or border separating the parts of kashmir held by both

will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem by the end of next year mike pence made the announcement during a speech to israel's knesset which was initially interrupted by protesting israeli arab politicians after they were thrown out and spoke of the u.s. his friendship with israel the first american vice president to address the knesset praised for his decision to recognize jerusalem. for all the united states recognized your nation wanted ministration after another refused to recognize your company but just last month. president donald trump made history he righted a seventy year wrong he kept his word to the american people when he announced that the united states of america will finally acknowledge jerusalem is israel's capital . has more from west jerusalem. well mike pence wasn't very far into the speech just a couple of lines the first as you noted given by u.s. vice president to the israeli knesset the parliament here before there was a protest from israeli palestinian members of the knesset standing up some shouting jerusalem as the capital of palestine of course contradict

mass protests over mounting corruption allegations with thousands again marching in the streets of tel aviv. a new coalition talks are in full swing in germany. and what some see as the country's worst political crisis in years. to live from moscow. thanks for joining us on the program this hour a north korea is set to hold official talks with its southern neighbor for the first time in two years as tensions run high on the peninsula there are some signs the spot is easing with some progress already made at the start of the year has already seen the reopening of a cross border phone line the next day trump delayed drills would soul until after south korea holds the winter olympics coming up next month face to face negotiations with the north are set for tuesday. more than takes a closer look at what's in store with the negotiations. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the agenda will be the upcoming olympic games now we've heard from south korea's unification minister and he has said that he h

and israel following troops decision to move the american embassy to tel aviv from tel aviv sorry to jerusalem. u.s. president donald trump says he's open to dialogue with north korean leader kim jong un it follows a recent escalation of rhetoric between the two leaders trump also said that he's hopeful next week's meeting between north and south will go beyond the north's participation in the winter olympics. i would love to see them take it beyond the olympics we have a very good relationship with south korea i would love to see it go far beyond the things absolutely just probably time were given right now they're talking olympics it's a start it's a victory if i weren't involved they wouldn't be talking about the interest rate would be doing not off the world it would be much more serious and i've been princes have been detained inside the arabia after staging a protest outside the royal palace they're being held in editorials high security prison. at least forty people have been killed in a strikes and artillery a time said rebel held suburbs there damascus there's been a spike i

embassies move from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of twenty nineteen u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcement in the israeli parliament but let's briefly interrupted by protesting israeli palestinian politician. at least thirteen to among the twenty two people killed in almost a week of cross border violence in the disputed kashmir region it's a flare up in tensions that have been simmering for years as marianne a hard report is threatening a fragile cease fire trickling back to assist the ruins of their homes these are some of the thousands of people who fled almost a week of cross border violence between rivals pakistan and india the villages live in indian administered kashmir christian lounge says he's returning to a home that no longer feel safe be it on the good money that are the lot of us i don't feel like coming here it's frightening look at the losses the whole village is home to nobody feels like coming back to a village kashmir has been divided between india and pakistan since one thousand nine hundred forty seven and remains hotly d

and israel following trumps decision to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. our goal is to overturn the american decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel and to assert that it has no legal effect. we have specific requests the most important of which is the recognition of a palestinian state with jerusalem as its capital according to the june the fourth nine hundred sixty seven borders the new york times is reporting that egypt has media there to play down opposition to president trumps jerusalem decision and leaked phone recordings a senior intelligence officer reportedly told leading t.v. talk show hosts to influence their view is to back the decision despite egypt's public condemnation the newspaper quoted a captain asking hosts how it's diverse and different from ramallah which is the current face of the palestinian authority in the occupied west bank captain alcorn he was quoted telling the talk show hosts and the father would not serve egypt's national security interests and could revive her well as director of research and analysis of t

directed the state department to immediately begin preparations to move the united states embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year the speech he gave to the israeli parliament was earlier disrupted by a brawl. supreme court. citizens of israel. the visit by mike pence has been met by protest over president trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel demonstrators were seen burning the vice president's portrayed and at the same time palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has traveled to brussels where he's been meeting with the e.u. foreign policy chief frederica she says that the e.u. still committed to a two state solution. and look if. he will. actually see for more on this now we have our correspondent in the middle east policy paula how has this announcement gone down there. well as you can imagine it's only further going to divide society here in israel and in the border middle east it's a hugely controversial announcement that was made by the american vice president that the united states is moving the embassy from tel

not just in tel aviv the capital but now. israel proper and always been here for years everybody is talking. all the time to the media. there is a feeling that the government is corrupt and puts its interests before the citizens . is corrupt. they're tired i think is going to get elected again. there are two publicly known cases against netanyahu in the first his wife and he alleged to have accepted illicit gifts tobacco and alcohol from a hollywood billionaire luxurious champagne for the lady and fine cigars for the gentleman case number two netanyahu reportedly struck a deal with a major newspaper where in return for more favorable coverage he would weaken a rival newspaper using his office and powers as prime minister serious allegations stuff like this has put people in jail you think bebe's scared if there will be recommendations by police to endure so here's a fact i doubt the public knows the vast majority of police recommendations in with nothing more than sixty percent of police recommendations are thrown out here of

star norden answered she was canceling a performance that she was scheduled to have given here in tel aviv in june of this year now it seems as if her announcement was made following an open publication of course by two new zealanders urging her to boycott the country lord posted her response on her twitter feed noted been speaking with many people about this and considering our options thank you for advocating me i am learning all the time to now is really activists are suing those two new zealanders in what appears to be the first lawsuit filed under its controversial israeli anti boycott law the law goes back to two thousand and eleven and it could open the door to civil lawsuits against those calling for a boycott of his role including of lands it's occupied if it can be proven that that call knowingly lead to a boycott now the noise part of the israeli government's way to try and deal with the boycott sanctions and disinvestment movement there has been growing traction against israel in recent years it does allow the courts to impose damages against if indians now critics of the law o

the streets of tel aviv in israel demanding the resignation of the country's prime minister. corporate organized crime and also faced by a small group of protesters but there were no police monitoring the situation in the past year israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been question to. which he claims. it isn't easy to rile up people so much that they would come out and protest against you we. for six weeks now its release have been demonstrating against the prime minister the prime minister as they've affectionately nicknamed him not just in tel aviv the capital but it's now growing all over israel proper and always been here for the last two years everybody is talking about ham it's coming up all the time to the media. there is a feeling that the government is corrupt and puts its interests before the citizens . is corrupt. they're tired i think is going to get elected again that's enough. there are two publicly known cases against netanyahu in the first his wife and he alleged to have accepted illicit gifts tobacco and alcohol from a hollywood billionaire luxuriou

polis lire live from tel aviv thank you for those details paula when a countdown is well under way for russia's presidential election in march the incumbent lived in a putin is running for what would be his fourth term two parties the right wing l.d.p. on the more liberal leaning yabloko fielding the same candidates as before planted a zhirinovsky as grigori you have been scary there are also some new faces at russia's communist party is now represented by poker dean and known as the strawberry king thanks to his collective farms and then those eggs t.v. hosts any assault chap who says that a vote for her is a vote against everyone aussies works on a boyko sat down with a. i want to show people russia that there is another point of view this is the goal of my compay i know you can't win on the elections where only putin always wins but in himself on many occasions that russia needs more competition both political but he never gives if. you know all the facts you are so subtle i don't hear forty two years i'm just a little blonde girl you know coming from going to shows and how to balan

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embassy moving from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of twenty nine team u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcement in the israeli parliament but was briefly interrupted by protesting israeli palestinian politicians meanwhile the european union has reassured the palestinian president that it supports his ambition to have them as the capital of a future state mahmoud abbas has been holding talks with the e.u. foreign policy chief editor. turkey's army says one of its soldiers has been killed as its troops and syrian rebel allies close in on kurdish forces present a ship type bedouin says the operation to secure the border will be successful but the u.s. is urging turkey to show restraint the united nations is blaming inaction and leadership failures for the shop rise in the number of its peacekeepers being killed at least fifty six of them died last year the highest since one thousand nine hundred ninety four a new report warns there iconic blue helmets and un flights no longer offer them protection. three members of the u.s. top gymnastics board have

embassy moon from tel aviv to jerusalem to the end of next year why the rush well you know i think if they've already decided to do this then there's no sense in delaying it as long as it's practically feasible from the point of view of planning zoning building moving to to to do it any further delay would simply reflect on the. indicate an element of lack of credibility. as to the. intentions of the administration and no there is now a sense of inevitability of about this preparations are said to be started in the coming weeks what was the palestinian reaction there. well i mean the trauma administration and credibility don't exactly go hand in hand this far as the palestinians are concerned and the wider arab public the moving of the of the embassy to jerusalem regardless the timeline is a an explosive policy as in the middle east in the region it reflects that the american administration has decided to become a party in this conflict rather than an outside broker no matter how. aligned with one one side of the conflict but now it's actually a partner in this conflict colluding with

dr high cohen you know john turkey expect from tel aviv university thank you for your time. now a new leak from the found seabass hacking group obtained by r.t. has raised questions about how do you think cases were handled during the rio olympics in twenty sixteen or earlier i was joined by to discuss this. so new leaks about the summer olympic games twenty sixteen and remember during before and after rio the russian doping scandal was all over the news and that was when the and hire russian track and field team stayed home because of the band's well one i.o.c. e-mail exchange that we however can not confirm is real was about therapeutic use exemptions or to you now correct me if i'm wrong but is that when athletes allowed to use banned substances for medical purposes yes if you're an athlete and you're sick and this case you may get permission to use medicines from the list of prohibited substances in a sense that is illegal doping but that requires a certificate and judging by some of these unverified e-mails as many as forty four such certificates were given out right du

tel aviv in riyadh in his presidency in a very simplistic and i think dangerous way but how much is he being pushed by those two countries go ahead mahmoud. what i think there are two shifts warthe taken into consideration in the position of the administration one trump was always critical of the obama administration policy towards syria he said that he was not effective and he was not kind of put help in the syrians and now we're looking at the situation with basically it is no clear you're sort of all in syria now in the midst of all this chaos shift number two is an overt and exaggerated over on counter terrorism in the international relations of the unite of the united states with the middle east and i think what we saw in the time it was too much investment in this counterterrorist to the extent that now it has overshadowed the complexity of the whole syrian crisis and all the chaos and there's also another problem now i think we are. waiting among ourselves is that we're trying to simply fall home to blame which country or the very government is responsible for the escalation in

tojerusalem. the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem.istians for israel. many evangelicals believe in a second coming of christ and says the bible believes in asjewish sovereignty of jerusalem first. israel has a right to be here. this is god's chosen spot for the hebrew people. it's just a joy to be able to be here. spot for the hebrew people. it's just a joy to be able to be harem is the rock, the babel is based of it. they are god's people. —— bible. from the desire to shift the dynamics of the deadlocked peace process to the role ofjewish donors. but evangelical support was key. the evangelical population gives millions and millions of dollars to support causes in the state of israel and they become a force equal to that of american jews. there have been frequent clashes since that announcement by donald trump. people are boycotting the vice president's visit. they include traditional christians whose leaders objected to mike pence's trip saying thejerusalem move threatened the status quo between the faiths in the holy land. 0n the b

way to the middle east for a three day trip to discuss moving the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has provoked widespread international opposition. the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement that's what. yes yes yes yes. and she has not. used any. changed. to the or. something but i'm isn't much the actual possibility he was the one he was to the signature mogul probably i'm. just well i mean you watch the dross on mccartney has just what i mean he was no horse so watching the court missed him blubbering him and he has no asterisk i just saw. with supreme. court so it was just me but saw on top of the transformer drug use in the water here what's toff. i need to get some script on each case and you my source on the mission. was in ways which i had little go but almost thought of in the morning to be a little david shinn not going in my experience. the only news that is a new muscles a body to put on the is nice the thought of a solution in my you. might want to. name is that this wom

nearly all the migrants moved to run and areas of south tel aviv.d to live here, they were frightened to go out —— a lot of. here, they were frightened to go out -- a lot of. lusty's israel's prime minister came to see it. —— last year. previously, he has said at the migrants threaten israel's social fabric and jewish character. he calls them illegal infiltrators, not refugees. it is hard. my grandparents were immigrants also, we came from europe. 200 people, 500 people, if they live among us, it is not a problem at all, but to put thousands of people here, it is a huge problem. already some migrants have begun receiving official documents, meaning they are likely to receive difficult choices sooner rather than later. the latest indian premier league option is likely to be the biggest ever, with some of the top players from around the world up for grabs. more than 500 cricketers are on the auction list this weekend. joining me now from mumbai is our correspondence. what is the latest with the auction? it started just 45 minutes back. ben stokes, the