didn't wash with terra.a shaggy dog tale. >> at that time i had lots of suspicions. >> reporter: and that's when she and her sister decided to do some snooping. >> she bought these trackers for cars. and she went and put one on my mom's tesla. so she found out where john was going. >> reporter: where was he going? >> he was going to multiple doctor's offices. >> reporter: not so unusual, perhaps, for an anesthesiologist. but the sisters noticed something. >> he was there for not that long of time. >> reporter: not long enough to conduct any medical procedure so what were those quick visits all about? seemed more like a man trying to get access to something. like maybe drugs. it was just a hunch, but they went to debra with that. said maybe he's an addict. and debra refused to entertain their wild suspicions. >> reporter: this was more like, "stop interfering in my life?" >> somewhat. yes. but i'd fallen in love. >> reporter: debra's daughters were not about to be put off. >> one of her daughters is particula

and the county school board are investigating del terra. the alum rock board president says there were red flags dating back to last october. >> it was voted on and approved by the board. we had to come back in november and bring back and bring forward a contract that we could see. >> reporter: officials with del terra declined a request for an interview and instead provided a statement that says in part -- alum rock has had challenges with continuity and accountability in its business office. and turnover in the business office has made it extremely difficult to establish consistent systems and protocols for contractors doin business with the district. one board member under fire for support of del terra says that the current conflict has more to do with politics than criminal behavior. >> had there been alleged fraud it would've been easy to see. it would have come to a conclusion by now. but the fact that it's not, since i do criminal investigations myself, tells me that there is, perhaps, more smoke than fire. >> reporter: still, many h

so, terra, let me ask symone. i teld told you. that your party was cave. >> you did. but you know what i was hopeful. i was hopeful. but first of all, change never come through the institution. real change comes from outside folks pushing and cornering the folks in the institution. >> you're mad. >> i am mad. progressives across the country are mad. i'm concerned about the thousands and thousands of folks out there dreamers whose lives sit in him bow. the 15,000 folks who lost protective status that cannot work and don't know what will happen tomorrow. people can miss me about dems struck a good deal. for who? they wet the bed. they caved. i don't have good faith that anything different is going to happen. 17 days from now. >> you look like the cat who ate the canary. what's going on? >> this is amazing to me. mitch mcconnell offered chuck

and moving the maps closer, terra linda and toward fairfax. still some lingering showers. the most intense cell is approaching portions of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have been tracking the cells closer to los gatos and around saratoga and palo alto. let's check in on some of the current numbers. we have some 50s to report. right now livermore, 53. 56, san francisco. a cool system. you probably felt the change yesterday. is stronger one is developing offshore in the pacific. that will play a role in the sunday forecast. today we still hold onto the possibility of thunderstorms. we have everything in the forecast for today. sunshine, clouds, showers, possibly a thunderstorm and a dusting of snow for higher peaks of the bay area above 3500, 4003. a break tomorrow and a stronger front comes on board sunday. it chance for rain sunday afternoon in the north bay. a better bet maybe late in the afternoon into sunday afternoon. some pop-up showers possibly a thunderstorm. things start to clear out as we head toward the evening. tomorrow will be dry and you can see what happ

these are live pictures from china he started his trip in shan with a tour of the city's famous terra cotta warriors and is currently making his keynote address on the future of franco chinese relations his visit comes at a time of uncertainty over the crisis on the korean peninsula and tension between china europe and the us. now the film three billboards has swept the annual golden globes taking out for awards including best drama the ceremony had a more somber tone this year though after widespread accusations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry last year many on the red carpet all black as part of the me too movement. as the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us one on one east is next. june nine hundred sixty seventy six days that redrew the map of the middle east just record as. me and it was for the good to study of the history of his last fifty years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried to run to the united nations and try to make. contacts through different countries and it was clea

terra cotta warriors isen is on display we have museum hours and tickets at 6abc loves the arts. rogers. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. hour, let's get a final check of the forecast with meteorologist karen rogers. >> reporter: rain tomorrow, today kind of cloudy out there. let's look at the temperatures. they are on the mild side. 54 in in malvern. 56 in long wood. 57 in center city. look at this one in south jersey, 60 in vineland, tuckahoe, 63 in dover, delaware. temperatures in the upper 50s with lots of clouds a little damp today heavy rain tomorrow. >> our coverage of the eagles continues on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. offensive tackle lane johnson has made way for the under underdog masks. fans are not forgetting about a party if the fans win the super bowl. we know one win away. >>> scammers are hard at work we've seen a few arrests for fake tickets for the super bowl. nydia han tells you to look out for them in today's what's the deal. >> "action news"

it is a -- steep mountain tops toing from the ocean floor make a heavenly batch of terra firma abouthe size of our own state of maine. the mountains are not very high, even the tallest is under 9000 feet. when columbus called this -- saw this particular island, he called it espanola. those before him already had a mountains., land of the name still varies. the dominican republic occupies two thirds of the area. what appears here is the capital city of the republic of haiti. accident -- an excellent harbor encourages shipping. day, the indians thought he came out of the sky. strangers from afar actually do descend on haiti from the sky. the imposing cathedral there is a spiritual center for most of the decisions. the presidential palace represents political authority. the national school of medicine is a symbol of higher education in a country where the population is 275 persons to the square mile. marketplace shows a much greater density. it is merely the gathering spot of tradesmen who deal with perishable foodstuffs for metropolitan consumption. french.l variation of the people spe

a cluster of steep mountain tops arising from broad bases on the ocean floor to make a patch of terrairma about the side of our -- the size of our own rugged state of maine. even the tallest is under 9000 feet. when columbus saw this particular island, he called i h hispaniola. but the indians who were there before him already had a name for it -- they called it haiti, land of mountains. the name still varies. today it comprises no less than two of the republics of the western hemisphere. the dominican republic occupies two-thirds of the area. what appears here is port-au-prince, the capital city of the republic of haiti. an excellent harbor encourages shipping. port-auprince -- strangers from afar actually do today strangers from afar actually do descend on haiti from the sky. the imposing cathedral there is a spiritual center for most of the decisions. the presidential palace represents political authority. the national school of medicine is a symbol of higher education in a country where the population is 275 persons to each square mile. that is a density greater than any other rep

del terra is under investigation by the county district attorney following a state audit. >> we thinkhey are unworthy and they think they been stealing money from the district . >> the parents and teachers said they want the board to cut ties with del terra. several board members reported least received campaign contributions from the company. >>> next tuesday a 22-year-old army private from san francisco will be buried with full military honors almost 70 years after he went missing during the korean war. the family of private first class james leonard junior finally received confirmation his remains and belongings were found last spring but you road construction crew in south korea. leonard died in july 1950, killed in the battle within five days of arriving in south korea. he attended polytechnic high school in san francisco where he ran track and played the trumpet. his relatives are grateful the u.s. army and south korean officials took good care of his remains. >> i'm not ch for words but it's sad because he was very young. he had his future ahead of him. >> on sunday, the army w

leader as you mentioned there he has arrived he's decided to start his visit in she and home of the terra cotta warriors also symbolically probably more importantly it's one of the ancient starting out points for the silk road which are connected ancient china with the west has been a keen to show just how far back the franco chinese relationship goes. back to that is seen as the modern equivalent of the silk road it is something which which is a key project of xi jinping so it plays well to his chinese hosts to speak in favor of that he gave a wide ranging speech where he spoke about the ways in which france and china can cooperate on the world stage in a world in a range of different areas and also in a particularly in africa he spoke about france having a very long connection through its colonial period with africa comparing that with the chinese interest in the continent now china of course has been building relationships with a number of african countries with its infrastructure projects and so on and reminding the chinese that they do have a responsibility they cannot simply build t

he starts his trip with a tour of the city's famous terra cotta why is ahead of a keynote speech on the future of franco chinese relations it comes at a time of uncertainty over the crisis on the korean peninsula and tension between china europe and the us rob mcbride reports from beijing. with political upheaval impacting is e.u. neighbors president emanuel macro comes to china with the clear message talk to me and you're talking to your. english and he's you know he's leaving he europe. germany's in a very strange political position and france is very. macron president xi jinping have met just once before at last year's g twenty summit and mccraw will be looking to china to reaffirm its commitment to the paris climate accord to control global warming. it was signed just two years ago but damaged by the u.s. decision to pull out of it and it's very important for france to talk china about and government because america u.s. president trump believe it's a conference this is macro's first state visit to china and we can expect the usual flurry of trade deals and possible agreements on fu

the applicant has completed substantial work to the property including seismic upgrade and terra cotta repair and window replacement and storefront system replacement and masonry and fire escape repair and roof replacement. and the proposed plan includes replacement of windows and storefronts, to mirror the historic configuration. >> supervisor breed: is there any way, though we have some of the photos in our packet while you're doing your presentation, i think that it would be helpful to share those with the members of the public. thank you. >> the proposed maintenance plan for 973 market includes the inspection of the foundation, terra cota windows, storefront system, masonry, fire escape and roof on a five to 10-year cycle. regarding the enforcement case for 973 market, october 2015, the office of short-term rentals imposed a penalty of $191,664 on raintree as the property owner of 973 market for illegally offering nine short-term rental units at the property. and on november 29, 2017, raintree paid the full penalty imposed by the office of short-term rentals and that same day the o

i mean if you wanted to make some short term profits you could have already made it and god knows terra bunch of congo will be left out there already but with con is exposed to many regulatory issues to wait for it to save life on a daily basis and i'm using the current base price is here now even if it is down now it's up for the week but it down for the month so looking at the chart doesn't really tell you anything about the reasons and changing constantly maybe to put things in perspective for a little bit more it took nearly seven years from it coming to reaching this all run from one to twenty seventeen and remember the finite supply of bit coin and this should eventually incur it's a positive price cycle so maybe it is just not about returns only in messes then you know and if it's still early ok and looking elsewhere i can see electric car maker tesla's share price jumped five percent on monday after a rocky week what's up. thank you for our app nine hundred percent and i think quieter and tesla model three production is finally starting to rev up then you know the production rat

the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points snoops for migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens a correspondent has the details. coming up the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump try to stop him from publication trump hits back at accusations in it that he's not fit to govern describing himself as a quote very stable genius. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the cold is paralyzing communities along the east coast. i'm having a good to have you with us germany and turkey have pledged to take steps to calm tensions between the two countries german foreign minister and his turkish counterpart. were meeting to discuss recent disputes including over a wave of the arrests in turkey following the failed coup when twenty sixteen at least nine german citizens were among those arrested including that is you joe a correspondent for germany's do you read newspaper he's been in a turkish prison for more than ten months without formal indictment. well here's what the two forei

the two countries top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new strong migration to terra to dispute his arrests of german citizens our correspondent has the details also coming up. the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump trying to stop from publication the white house hits back at you were a scathing claims in it including that close trump associates consider him a child unfit to govern. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest paralyzing communities along the east coast. time had an all free good to have you with us germany and turkey have pledged to take steps to calm tensions between the two countries german foreign minister. and his turkish counterpart move it to one meeting to discuss recent dispute. a wave of arrests in turkey following the failed coup in twenty sixteen at least nine german citizens were among those arrested including then as you check out a correspondent for germany's devote newspaper he has been in a turkish prison for more than ten months without formal indictment

we will tear down the terra cotta door that they are trying to establish in the region. and the tax broncho has boomed back its ground troops from the region washington times the kiddish y p g militia injuring the war against so cool the islamic state but is now refraining from direct criticism while urging turkey to quote exercise restraint in its military actions the us has also said it takes to legitimate security concerns seriously. well there's some tough talk coming from turkey yet it concedes that it discussed this military offensive with the u.s. and with moscow beforehand well let's pull in our correspondents in russia and the us tonight yuri rich other joins us from moscow and michele macneill is in the u.s. capital washington to both of you good evening yuri i want to start with you can we confirm what russia is saying i mean did it give turkey its blessing for this operation all of branch. hi brenda there was indeed a small russian contingent an african tinge and and to the chorus believed even the russians who was there would be more or less safe from turkis

with me is laure cucuron, general manager for europe terra cycle.e has said that ultimately, we need to deal with the problem at home. how do we manage to eventually deal with the problem here in the uk? that is a very good question, i think that looking at other markets is a good short—term solution because obviously, you want to solve all the volume of waste thatis to solve all the volume of waste that is produced by other countries. i think that it is a good opportunity forfinding i think that it is a good opportunity for finding new ways to recycle a nd opportunity for finding new ways to recycle and to collect, so i think in the short term, it might be challenging but i think it is probably a good start to push more innovation forward. you recyclable waste that you collect within europe, don't you? you have created your own supply chains, you are just telling me. yes, so we have worked out how to recycle everything from biscuit waste to food wrappers, to football vouchers, so we try to look at waste differently because everything is technically

don't under play the importance of that, too, poppy. >> terra, and chris cillizza is right. who is us and who is america if not a melting pot? what is america if it is not the words that emma lazarus wrote on the front of the statue of liberty. he did not deny it last night. it is been 15 plus hours. does it ring true to you, this denial? >> of course, not. president trump is a notorious liar and proven so. you cannot believe anything that comes out of the white house unfortunately. it is a sad state of affairs. anyone who followed the art of donald trump's career, his history and words and comments, behavior knows that he probably said this. i would bet that he says this. let me tell you an example. everyone knows of the house and discrimination lawsuit that donald trump brought in th the '70s. it was marked on the application whether they were black or not. he was sued for this. it was reported that he actually went to the justin department lawyers and said, come on, you would not want to live with them either. donald trump is a notorious bigot and have been and there is c

the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points nukes from migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest paralyzing communities along the east coast. are having a home for good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says he sees progress with a conflict with north korea speaking at a press conference often meeting with republican congressional leaders trump said the discussions between north and south korea about the upcoming winter olympics all quote a big star and he said he hopes talks will move beyond the games. well you also talked about fire and fury the tell all bestseller about his presidency let's listen to exactly what president trump had to say. i consider it a work of fiction and i think it's a disgrace that somebody is able to have something do something like that the libel laws are very weak in this country if they were strong you it would be very helpful you wouldn't have things like that happen where you can say

begun his first state visit to china he started his trip in chelan where the top of the city's famous terra cotta war is then made his keynote address on the future of franco chinese relations maicon seeking a strategic partnership with beijing focusing on counterterrorism and climate change. egypt's former prime minister ahmed shafik has ruled himself out of the running for the upcoming presidential election shakes head in the event but that he intended to run in the vote later this year but he's now pulled out of contention saying he's quote not the perfect person to lead state affairs. student has died in protests in sudan over the price of bread a prominent opposition leader has been arrested in newspapers confiscated in a bid to clamp down on the ground west demonstrations began in the southeastern city of sendai on saturday police fired tear gas and nearby suburbs in the price of bread doubled after the government eliminated subsidies and the two thousand and eighteen budget. the film three billboards outside eb in missouri is the biggest winner at this year's golden globes taking out

philippines president for if we go to terra to has visited all the prophets or tens of thousands of people have been displaced by an active volcano mt my aunt has been attracting lava and ash for the last two weeks geologists say it may have a major eruption within days. the philippines most active volcano is at it again for weeks now mount my own has been spewing a white hot cocktail of gas and volcanic debris down its flanks complicating matters nonstop brain is mixing with the volcanic ash and rock that's resulted in fast moving much flows which have damaged roads and could potentially sweep away entire settlements. more than eighty thousand residents have fled their homes and are living in temporary shelters which are quickly getting overcrowded food and other supplies remain adequate but concerns are growing over health and hygiene conditions. i mean really it's going to hurt if people want to help us i hope they give us water because it's so hard to get that here and it's not enough we have to wait in line here. authorities have cordoned off a nine kilometer danger zone around mount

-- anti-terra police project. are talking about the shooting that happened on this corner. they are obviously commemorating dr. martin luther king jr. day and let their voices be heard. they marched to the street or a block away, and now they have just pulled up. there is a full complement of oakland police officers. really, the celebration about martin luther king have been taking place all day here and in san francisco where a lot of people were commemorating the history of doctor king. >> reporter: the dr. martin luther king jr. celebration started early this morning as marchers arrived for a journey to san francisco. from there, they would march a mile and a half for more celebrations. others celebrate his life over breakfast. at this labor counsel, they held

the two countries top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new stream migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens all correspond that house the details also coming up the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump did not want to publish trump it's back accusations and that he's not fit to tick up at describing himself as a quote very stable genius. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest current izing community gets along the east coast. five hundred free thanks for joining me well let's go live now to camp david in the u.s. where present donald trump is that a retreat with republican leaders and is just now speaking to the press literally and or old types of military situations an application just goes general mattis is here general kelly has lot of a lot of good millet. very important very important and it discussed the funding for the military which is so important we also obviously wanted to budget so we went to dhaka and how we're going to do and we hope that we're going to b

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steve terra, parent:"not the lesson you want to teach.probably want to correct the reasons you lost. not sort of punish people by having them not eat food."the school district put the coaches on paid leave. the principal saying:"the safety and well-being of our students is our most important priority, and i am disheartened to hear of the allegations against members of our coaching staff."theresa buonopane, parent:"we're living in a world where we want more people to be more responsible and kind to each other. and this is an example of the opposite of that. it's not necessary." the woman at the center of a bay- area wide sex scandal ... has dropped her final lawsuit. jasmine abuslin's attorney says, the teen is tired of testifying. a judge dismissed the last pending lawsuit against the richmond police department last week. abuslin who is formerly known as celeste guap ... had sexual relations with several officers from multiple law enforcement agencies while working as a prostitute. she has already won a nearly one million dollar settlemen

a problem. >> the parents and teacher that's attended say they want the board to cut ties with del terra. however the school board says it did not have enough members present to conduct the official meeting. several board members received campaign contributions from the company. >>> the army corps of engineers is beginning an emergency project to open up debris basins before the next storm hits southern california. deborah villa leon. >> there are a couple of parking structures that have been impacted. >> reporter: cell phone video just a few days into montecito's crisis when people were still being rescued, trapped but alive, amid cars crushed and buried. this car in the bonnie mead area by the seaside. >> they just searched a property in the lower level of santa barbara. >> reporter: many members were on the same streets the month before, saving homes from the thomas fire, obviously to come back and find them unrecognizable. >> look for things like cars in driveways or if cars are still in the garage. >> reporter: they knew that sleeping people may have survived in pockets but excavato

terra part nafta or some other thing.e again, this is matthew campbell in davos, switzerland. you can follow me on twitter. of course, for the latest updates, follow at to talk -- @ tictoc. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. time for the bloomberg business flash of a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. chief executive of saudi aramco says the company is still ready to conduct its ipo in the second half of the year. spoke to bloomberg in davos. >> we did a lot of work in the different stock exchanges, new york and hong kong stock exchange, and each one has its advantages and pros and cons. the committee is looking at all of that information. the ipo is expected to create the world's largest trade company. an investigation into general electric after it took a $6.2 billion charge for an old insurance business. ge says it is cooperating with the investigation. the company surprised investors last week with the news. the eu

they want the board to cut ties with del terra. >>> steph curry and lebron james were named captainsr game. steph curry and lebron received the most fan votes. steph is the first warriors to be selected five straight seasons. and you know why. usually the game pits the eastern conference against the west. but in a change in the format now, the captains of the nba all-star teams will choose their teams fr a pool of players. kevin durant is one of the starters but we don't know if he will be playing on steph's team or lebron's team. the reserves will be announced next thursday. klay thompson and draymond green are expected to be on the rosters. >> reporter: good morning. this is a milestone day for bart. in just a few hours, the transit agency will roll out the fleet of the future. we will tell you when you might be able to hop on board one of bart's brand-new train cars. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us right here on mornings on 2. it is friday, january 19th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook, in for gasia this hour. 7:00 on

. >> reporter: parents plan to rally in support of the superintendent and in opposition to the del terraed school board will listen. >> the whole board is broken. they can't communicate with each other. >> listen to the higher voice. we are the higher voice. >> reporter: late today, del terra issued a statement saying there are problems with the school district business office which has made it extremely difficult to establish consistent systems and protocols for contractors doing business with the district. however, they say, quote, we are committed to ensuring timely projects on a cost- effective basis. now, we just got off the phone with board member herrera. he wants people to know that the superintendent's job is not on the line tonight. and also, that he is listening very closely to the community members' concerns. the special board meeting starts at 6 p.m. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the chp is looking for whoever shattered windows on five high-tech charter buses on interstate 280 in the redwood city area. the chp says four of five buses were carrying apple employees. the other

emanuel has begun his first state visit to china he started his trip with a tour of the city's famous terra cotta warriors ahead of a keynote speech on the future of franco chinese relations it comes at a time of uncertainty over the crisis on the korean peninsula and tension between china europe and the u.s. now the film three billboards has swept the annual golden globes taking out for awards including best drama film the ceremony had a more somber tone this year though after widespread accusations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry last year mainly on the red carpet or black as part of the hash tag me too movement listening post is coming up next. on counting the cost we'll look at the economic reasons behind the rest in the middle east's second largest economy plus a new year new wolf for european finance but that's not all we'll ask the chief global economist at u.b.s. what's his dangerous idea counting the cost at this time for now dizzy or. mark mark. or those who until they see me. singing go. your get out your butt and then they're right there. eleven the law is aim

the region is the ice climbing on the many frozen waterfalls like here at the thirty five metre high terra bello waterfall in gardena bally there on the other side the next time led awaits the mountain guide who about marauder takes to. harris to climb being old a twenty meter high frozen waterfall popular with climbers. from. the experienced ice climber and mountain guide shows how it's done if. you want your motor in the middle. i'm a bit higher then right back to the middle and then a bit to the left then the ra and the ice pick always stays in the middle of your body. before the beginners get going good at climbs ahead of them and attaches the safety rope to special hooks. them for if you just stop scratching the surface until it falls apart. just for people can be attached to the rope this is crucial most beginners lose their grip on the ice during the first few attempts. because clears away this ice to make it safer. after a quarter of an hour the two women need a break. you have to look for the right spot and scoop pretty to test where the ice will hold. me. thanks i think that at f

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s terra show sat down with nato deputy secretary general rose gottemoeller the american diplomat is an expert on arms control and international security issues on the prospect of a new nuclear arms race. as somebody who has spent their entire life working for arms control how does it feel to know that the perception. for many people is that nuclear conflict what you've spent your entire professional career working against is closer than ever that we truly are facing the possibility of a new arms race i think that's an important point once again that we have at the present time a situation where. where the major nuclear powers are proceeding with nuclear modernization and the united states is modernizing the nuclear triad i frankly support that as long as nuclear weapons are in the world the united states needs to maintain a safe secure and effective arsenal and the age of the current u.s. arsenal is such that it's hard to maintain its safety frankly going forward so in my view modernization is necessary but it must be coupled with continuing work on disarmament so it's fine if we moder

fictional land inside catalonia including barcelona and the terra growing regions the activists who came up with this concept what the region to split from catalonia to join spain is their reasoning. i specialise in a lot is that i can i mean we went from being one of the main drivers of the spanish economy to a mediocre autonomy at the exit of more than three thousand companies was followed by encouraging the civil population to disobey the constitutional order to get a republic that lasted eight seconds and without any international support. russia's investigative committee is claiming new evidence refute allegations of state sponsored sample swapping at the start chilling pics of the stunning hawkins has more. well this is the result of a low inquiry by russia's investigative committee going all the way back to last year with regards to that doping scandal they've looked into some new details of course of google account the former head of moscow's antidoping a broad tree for now whistleblower and fugitive in the united states into some of the technical details in his allegations namel

popularity as well meet to bali or it's a fictional land inside catalonia which includes the barcelona and terra goanna regions the activists who came up with it want it to split from catalonia and join spade here's their reasoning. we went from being one of the main drivers of the spanish economy to mediocre autonomy the exit of more than three thousand companies was followed by encouraging the civil population to disobey the constitutional order to get a republic lost today seconds and without any international support. the pro and anti independence comes have been upping their rhetoric ahead of the first session of the new castle on parliament which has just wrapped up after a recent snap election in the region pro independence parties gained a majority in the parliament seats of those parliamentarians who were absent due to imprisonment or exile marks with yellow ribbons for the symbol of the independence movement the question of the election of the region's president remains open one of the candidates is carlos whose demand the former president deposed after the referendum and who fled to b

enrich uranium after the year twenty twenty five well turning to our guests now and joining us from terra sayat mustafa a political commentator and specialist on iran in domestic affairs in london ellie jeremiah a policy fellow with the european council on foreign relations and offer of the book in gauging with iran a european agenda and in washington d.c. alley vias a senior iran analyst with the international crisis group a warm welcome to all of you and let me start with you because trump has thrown the ball now to europe how is europe going to keep this still alive. well the european part is this deal several days ago had a very important meeting in brussels where they came out with a unified message that they are going to remain committed to this deal and that importantly so long as iran carries on its part of the bargain they will do their best to deliver on the deal as it was envisioned or originally now i think everyone in europe understands and acknowledges it's going to be very difficult to keep the deal going if the united states backtracks so their effort for the next four mon

it's a fictional land inside catalonia which includes the barcelona and terra goanna regions the activists who came up with it want it to split from catalonia and join spain this is their reasoning and i specialise in a lot is that i can i mean we went from being one of the main drivers of the spanish economy to a mediocre autonomy to the exit of more than three thousand companies was followed by encouraging the civil population to disobey the constitutional order to get a republic that lasted eight seconds and without any international support. pro and anti independence camps have been upping their rhetoric as late as today the new catalan parliament will hold its first session after a recent snap election in the region pro independence parties gained a majority in the parliament body now has to elect the region's new president one of the council this is college to look at the form of president the closed off the referendum the man who fled to belgium where he still remain he claims he could run the region via skype or through a special representative. renewable energy benefits everyone e

secretary general antonio terra says there has been no increase in military activity in the region we've seen the reports of shelling in africa and we reiterate our call on all concerned parties to avoid further escalation in any acts that could deepen the suffering of the syrian people all parties must ensure protection of civilians at all times under any circumstances. well in all the developments the lebanese army says that it has found the bodies of nine syrian refugees who froze to death trying to cross the border into lebanon they were found by army officers after a snowstorm near the mountainous area of the border crossing six others were saved but one later died in hospital patrols are still looking for other refugees course in the snowstorm and arrested two syrians on smuggling charges. well nearly a million syrian refugees who managed to make it into lebanon a suffering through a base whole winter in flimsy tents that flood easily and with no protection from the freezing temperatures the u.n.h.c.r. says it's received less than sixty percent of the funding it needs to help the r

levant and western parts of asia this area of cloud continues to give some significant snowfall across terra and people without enough snow to actually make some snowman but we have problems with this ruction across the city including airports well that area of snow is now beginning to die away almost completely so there's the forecast for choose they still pretty chilly but dry chilly further towards the east but again also largely dry around the eastern side the mediterranean we're looking at bright conditions for beirut their highs of sixteen degrees and staying that way through wednesday heading down into the arabian peninsula smile when it should be in quite a feature just beginning to ease down temperatures only twenty degrees in doha and sixteen you notice in riyadh on the other side the clinches still pretty warm for mecca temperatures twenty and thirty degrees are sort of order and across the rest of the region we're looking generally quite fine now as we head across into southern portions of africa we've got some showers affecting eastern parts of south africa at the moment otherwi

state department has put the senior political leader of hamas this money on its terra blacklist this financial assets in the u.s. have been frozen and he's now the subject of a travel ban on. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order to keep the guantanamo military prison open reversing an order by his predecessor to shut the facility down. and the u.s. judge says that more than two hundred sixty five people have come forward to say they were victims of convicted sports talk to larry nasa is backing cole to be sentence for more sexual abuse charges to a british lawyer seeking to get saudi arabia suspended from the u.n. human rights council over its own human rights record the kingdom is accused of arresting dozens of political activists and detaining them without charge so i'm going to go as this report. it's a case that has been given little attention given the recent state of affairs in saudi arabia thirty of its citizens detained without charge and of of thirty one who have apparently simply disappeared no one knows where they have gone or whether they're being hel

it's up to us to drown this army of terra before it is born. almost. the syrian government and its key ally russia also denounced the coalition's plans at a news conference in moscow russian foreign minister sergey lavrov warned the move could lead to syria's partition. even if we take into consideration that i as hasn't been completely destroyed as the americans say because some groups still remain on current u.s. actions show that they don't want to maintain syria's territorial integrity. needs to be there and so this new suit. despite being on opposing sides russia and turkey have recently supported each other in a bid to bring peace to syria it's unclear how turkey's threats against a free might affect that cooperation in the future. are strong language there for more now we go to our correspondent dorian jones who is on the story for us tonight in a state of oregon evening to you dorian i mean we've got ed a one here threatening to use military force against a u.s. backed border force in syria i mean how much of this is bullied to bully bellicose

president has begun his day visit in the ancient city of scheana home of the terra cotta warriors but also more symbolically it's one of the departure points for the ancient silk road the trade route connecting china with the west and macron is keen to play up the historic nature of the franco chinese relationship and in a wide ranging speech he went into the details of how france can continue to work with china on the world stage in a number of different areas and specifically in the development of africa china was reminded about france's long relationship through the colonial period with a number of countries in africa macron compared that with china's interests now china of course has been building up relationships with a number of different african countries investing heavily in a lot of infrastructure projects the reminded is hosts about the responsibilities that comes with that you cannot simply build something to walk away from it pledging to work with the chinese to tackle things like corruption in africa basically having the message that china should not make the same mistake

kurdish led fighters in northern syria to he's president to accuse washington of trying to create a terra army. shut it. now the united states has confessed that they are forming a terror army along our border what we have to do is to strangle this terror army on our borders before it is born a video has been released which is said to show some of the girls kidnapped from the nigerian town of shit broke nearly four years ago in the video one of the girls says they're from she book and a never coming back nearly three hundred girls were abducted from their school by the on group boko haram in april twenty fourth teen about sixty escapes you know afterwards and around one hundred as to would have to be in captivity tens of thousands of jobs are at risk following the collapse of the u.k. construction and services giant karelian the company has been forced into liquidation after banks refused to bail out its three billion dollars of debt the british government says it will ensure there's no disruption to public services there are calls for a public inquiry police in greece have fired tear gas