architect, city planners. >> no wonder the people of the hague have embraced mondriian again. dy joins >>> more than 500 people were injured in the massacre in las vegas, shot or trampleden the chaos. a quarter of them are still hospitalized. norah o'donnell has one woman's story of survival. couldn't believe that was a gun. didn't want to. >> disbelief is how she describes the moment she heard the first spray of gunfire on sunday. >> there was some people yelling, don't worry. don't worry. it's nothing. >> it's not a gun. it's not a gun. >> second time, came around. more people started to -- to realize what it was. and after the third time we knew. >> a bullet struck the 24-year-old in the back. coming very close to her spine. >> your friend said it was all most look you felt like a water balloon hit you. >> i said that after i was hit i felt, like a splatter. i was like maybe some one, threw their drink or, or, maybe some one just being silly. i didn't know. >> it was blood you felt. blood. >> yes. >> how soon after that did you realize you had been shot? >> started running t

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held every three years, the volvo ocean race starts in alicante, in spain, and ends in the hague, in netherlands. now, that doesn't actually sound very far. but, in the middle, there is the small matter of 16,000 nautical miles, taking in 12 cities in six continents. and, with broken masts, capsizes and icebergs almost guaranteed, this is no luxury cruise. to try and make this journey even possible, technology inevitably raise its head. technology inevitably rears its head. these are some of the most advanced sailing yachts ever designed, and we were given special access to one of them during crew training. 22 october sees the most extreme offshore event in the world began. we're just testing if we can figure out trying to sail through that wind. we're struggling at the moment to try and make the boat go as fast as it can go, with the data we've been given. 16,000 miles, nine months of racing, seven identical boats, in the roughest seas in the world. with boats capable of 32 knots, and leaving for extended periods out with boats capable of 32 knots, and living for extended periods out

can institute and should a party to this conflict travel there they can be detained and sent to the hague and i also think it's important to note that there's also domestic litigation options here that more and more bodies within the u.k. and the u.s. are starting to explore because as for example the u.s. continues to pride's security assistance to the saudi coalition there are u.s. laws that actually prohibit that assistance when a country has a documented pattern of gross violations of human rights as well as blocking humanitarian assistance so i think there is likely also if you know this international stage or the u.n. isn't necessarily the body that is ready to take action here due to this kind of inner pressure from saudi arabia and its allies all right i think there is likely to raise more and more. but only since christine started this whole point of evidentiary body let me take it full circle and back to christine when kay mentioned a moment ago that you know perhaps an option in syria could be the i.c.c. or even domestic litigation we're talking about countries which at the sam

competition is held every three years and will finish an eight months time in the dutch city of the hague this year the race is all about equal opportunity here's more. from. this year's volvo ocean race has a new low following rule changes and encouraging more women to participate in the once male dominated competition welcomes eighteen female senators this year for the seventeen's racing around the world under the new regulations mixed crews can be made up of ten sailors while all male crews are restricted to seven members among the women taking part is british skipper di kfar. a mix tape brings out the best of the girls it makes them right. and it calms the testosterone of the boys that little so ends up being a very nice environment cathari took part in an all female crew team as cia in two thousand and fourteen it was the first time in twelve years that women had participated. the rule changes were met with skepticism from some male sailors claiming they were not being allowed to freely choose their own crews. but with this year's competition about to begin in the spanish port of ali

former commander had always denied the charges he was sentenced to two years in jail by the court in the hague in two thousand and six but acquitted on appeal in two thousand and eight. the international red cross says it will reduce its operations in afghanistan this follows the death of seven staff on duty in the country this year in february six red cross workers died in an attack on an aid convoy last month a physiotherapist was shot dead by one of her patients another four staff members were abducted this year the organization says however it will not be leaving afghanistan altogether. at least twelve people have drowned after a boat carrying ranger refugees from myanmar to bangladesh capsized ten of them were children this is a third such incident since people started fleeing violence in myanmar rakhine state in august more than sixty people have drowned when two boats capsized last month now myanmar's military has been accused of carrying out a chaucer these against the ranger in rakhine state a charge denied by the government. and met a young refugee who says he survived in a time by t

or a church previously been sentenced to two years in jail by the international criminal court at the hague but was acquitted on appeal. just me the calls from some of you. former commando of was in on me instead and it's on us at all is not a guilty of killing three captives subsoil jurors in one thousand nine hundred two this is the first instance verdict to delivered by the bosnian state court in sarajevo it is possible to appeal on the subject in june two thousand and six so it was sentenced by the court in hague two years in prison for failing to prevent the and inhumane treatment of prisoners he was immediately released because he had already served the time but the un court's appeal chamber overturned the verdict and cleared him in june two thousand and fifteen he traveled to switzerland where he was arrested on a warrant issued by serbia claiming that he committed war crimes by the space authorities extradited him to bosnia and herzegovina where he was also under investigation for war crimes which he denies the trial started in january two thousand and sixteen many see or each as a

the united nations has declared robots could destabilise the world and it's opened a centre in the hagueelligence. the skies are about to get busier as autonomous passenger drones move one step closer to reality. in dubai, a test flight took place of a proposed autonomous flying taxi designed by german outfit volocopter, 18 blades power the drone with passengers selecting the destination via touchscreen. meanwhile, a company called passenger drone released video of its self—flying drone testing in europe. the human can also take the stick and take control of the 16 electric motors. amazon has announced a host of new hardware this week including new versions of its digital assistant, the echo. the echo spot features a screen that can make video calls and act as a nursery camera and the echo plus can act as a smart home hub, connecting to an controlling other devices. finally james dyson, of colourful expensive vacuum fame, has announced plans to launch an electric car. here's hoping it doesn't suck. back at dinorwig, i'm heading deeper underground. the water comes from the lake, which is

commander had always denied committing war crimes he was sentenced to two years in jail by the court in the hague in two thousand and six but acquitted on appeal in two thousand and eight. no again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera the united states and turkey have imposed visa restrictions on each other in an escalating diplomatic dispute over the arrest of a u.s. consulate worker in any sample he's accused of links to the u.s. base cleric who turkey claims was the mastermind of last year's feel cool the u.s. says those allegations are baseless. at least twelve people have drowned after a boat carrying ranger refugees from myanmar to bangladesh capsized ten of them were children this is the first such incident since people started escaping violence in myanmar's rakhine state in august. spain's prime minister mariano rajoy has said in a newspaper interview that spain will not be divided catalonia held a referendum a week ago that authorities says say showed voters overwhelmingly support independence. u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of funding north korea's regime

well we stay in europe and a new national government is expected to take office in the hague by the end of the month and it will not include finance minister sharon dies of gloom there are reports he has notified parliament of his wish to leave politics does a bloom is known outside of the netherlands for his role as president to the euro group of eurozone finance ministers his term expires at the end of january so it is unclear how that role will be filled in the coming weeks bloom is known as a straight shooter who worked hard to preserve the currency union during the debt crisis talking of crisis is the relationship between ankara and berlin could be better life would be a lot better room for improvement or shall we say thank you so much monica because their relations between germany and the turkish government under president richard . have been deteriorating since last year's a coup attempt in turkey well since then thousands of people have been detained there including some foreign and dual citizens while eleven germans are in turkish jails on political grounds including a translat

one thousand nine hundred two in seventy six he was sentenced to two years in jail by the court in the hague in two thousand and six but acquitted on appeal in two thousand and eight and the international red cross says it will reduce its operations in afghanistan it follows the deaths of seven staff on duty in the country this year those are the headlines on al-jazeera up next sits up front stay with us. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. and al-jazeera. how does the philippine government justify its controversial drug war which is left thousands dead almost a country's foreign minister and later i'll speak with two mental health experts who say donald trump is psychologically unfit for office and the danger to the world. alan peter katonah thanks for joining me up front is your country's foreign policy on north korea to isolate the hermit kingdom economically and to abides by u.n. resolutions over its nuclear program because on the one hand you have joined a fair few other countries imposing trade sanctions on north korea on the other you've actua

family members and friends came to his studio in the hague. what i do find interesting are the emotional tears because they have a story behind them and because you cry and i visualize your you need to or you can actually share your story it's like a story stark apart from tears caused by emotion makers works with two other types of tears he creates basal tears with help from a breeze. this place all tears are composed of the natural liquid that is always in the eye. and then there are the tears caused by onions known as reflex tears makers has experimented with different kinds of tears to see if you can discover a difference but it's hard to turn on the waterworks to get emotional tears. well i tried to get into the moment and what various movies and i found under pressure doesn't work so i don't have work when i'm sitting on a couch by myself and watching a very bad movie and then i can just cry like a baby but well it's all the pressure of. the tears crystallize under the microscope it can take up to half an hour because he's made about sixt

we start in the hague where at around 0900 gmt, the war crimes trial of a former member of the ethiopianthis morning at the northern ireland assembly, talks on power—sharing between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party will resume. if there's no progress the british government is expected to start the process for setting a budget for northern ireland (ani) and watch out for this later in washington — special counsel robert mueller may unveil the first criminal charges in his investigation into possible russian meddling in the us presidential election. reports in us media suggest one or more arrests could take place as early as monday. now with news about formula 1 and the rest of today's sports briefing, here's tulsen tollett. here's what we're looking at, here at the bbc sport centre. we'll have more reaction on lewis hamilton becoming formula one world champion, pressure is mounting on zinedine zidane at real madrid and in tennis, despite winning another title, there'll be no roger federer as the paris masters gets under way. expect a lot of people on monday to be talking about

part of a broader deal between russia turkey and iran but we don't know who would run one stay at the hague. victor from the prominence and what will become of moderate opposition factions and the thousands of civilians living in the area. at least twelve people have drowned off a cat size as it was carrying rang of refugees from myanmar to bond with ten of them children at the time but his cat people started fleeing violence in myanmar in august more than sixty five hundred lb when two bullets caps highest last month john is following developments and cox and. this boat carrying or hinder refugees saying close to shop loaded with on the southern tip of bangladesh it really speaks to the magnitude of this refugee crisis despite the dangers of trying to cross the river more and more of these boats are still trying to cross now this is just the latest incident we're told that some survivors have been found but many are still missing in that many of those still missing are children so there's a lot of concern that the death toll will may may go up in the hours ahead now in september there were

dangerfor mrs william hague with his baseball cap. theam hague with his baseball cap. the dangerfor mrs mae is william hague with his baseball cap. the danger for mrs mae is that becomes one of those moments, a symbol of mrs mae's very real loss of political voice, her inability to address the nation and with it, her loss of political authority —— mrs may. as norman was saying... one of the key parts of that speech by the prime minister — a plan for a major programme of council house building. in her address to the conservative conference in manchester, andy moore reports. mehdi and his family have been in their new home with the housing association for seven months. but they were looking for a roof over their heads for three years. every week we are looking, just maybe one or two houses and lots of people in the queue in front of us. the council said lots of people are waiting. they have no houses. actually it is nice to be doing some new houses because lots of people out there have no houses to live. many people homeless. in leicestersh

associate fellow with the international center for counterterrorism in the hague and a former diplomat thanks for joining us here on r.t. international so quickly of course it's all speculation at this stage is early days yet but potentially who do you think could have been behind this attack. this is impossible to say is very we should be very careful to jump through hoops we must you know take. we always. in the coming days so we need to be very careful not to jump to conclusions to use truth that it seems. like are the targets. so. it's been the case that these rings in the units of demons places are a part of the targeted. mind part of that because really what they're going to be need to be very careful job. and now it's not. make you go away since before the people in the tubes about what is happening to cut off we've been interviewing guests now for the past few hours with this ongoing breaking news here on r.t. international certainly most of them leading towards the potential terrorism aspect to this of course early days yet we have no confirmation of that whatsoever of course

and the president talks about the money that iran received as a result of a legal settlement in the hague as if this money was paid to iran from u.s. taxpayers pockets whereas this was iran's money that was frozen as a result of an aborted agreement from the time of the shah in us bank accounts for purchase of weapons that after thirty odd years was returned to iran and because of us sanctions that were not properly draws back there was no way other than sending it through the iranians by cash so the fact about ok are even was let's discuss what the partners of the us particularly the other five countries that negotiated with iran what they think about this and i think probably the strongest reaction came from the e.u. high representative who came out moments later with a point by point rebuttal including this thing that president trump said in the event we are not able to reach a solution working with. and our allies then the agreement will be terminated it is under continuous review and our participation can be canceled by me as president at any time is clearly not in the hands of any p

part of a broader deal between russia turkey and iran but we don't know who would run one state at the hague a sham quietus victor from the promise and what will become of moderate opposition factions and the thousands of civilians living in the area. the army and democratic republic of congo says rebel fighters of ambushed a bus and attacked the villages in the country's east it's unclear how many have been killed in the fighting which took place in the beni territory in north kivu province security forces blame the attack on ugandan rebels called the ally the democratic forces or the a.d.f. well al jazeera is malcolm webb joins us live now from vienna that's in the best of the country. give a little bit of an overview tell us a little bit more about what's actually happening on the ground. we heard of the fighting is still going on right now but this started yesterday afternoon saturday afternoon when the attackers the rebels ambushed a bus reportedly can really killing civilians inside it as well as wishing several other road users and killing them a local m.p. said that he thought at lea

for the heinous war crimes, some of which can only be faced in international crown court such as the haguehe whole were to witness, ratherthan, and i quote, the only way of dealing with them witness, ratherthan, and i quote, the only way of dealing with them in almost every case almost every case will be to kill them. this of course will only fuel is recruitment. to make it very clear, is the defence secretary said on the 12th of october, those who go to syria put themselves in themselves in danger. those who go to syria to take action against the united kingdom and and the united kingdom's interests put themselves in particular danger. and if they are involved in conflict or they are involved in planning actions which will take the lives of british systems, they run the risk of being killed themselves. of course, those who surrender to forces, those in the area, must expect to be treated by the laws of armed conflict and be treated properly and humanely in terms of being brought to justice. those who return to the united kingdom, as indicated earlier, but also been questioned about their

boer shelah showed us at the european council on foreign relations joining us again via skype from the hague so francisco i'm not sure if you're relistening to all those options that i was laying laying out but this really is unknown territory as such is this a happy day for some people while a really sad day for others oh i think this is. i think we all agree that this is this is not a good day for. this is not a good day for going to learn and it's not a good day for first thing as a whole but there's a there's an important you know that i want to make that the loneliness of the enemy he's not suspended that generally does the exit. applies to countenance that you don't know me you know a little buggers remains so does the continent parliament is not suspended but day there is too there is indeed is direct rule of the political level that means that the government has requested and apparently has obtained consent to do this so the political level that is the sofa you consider and assume or insist i think is that this is a really really important key point that you're making so i'm going to

had to get used to wait but it's with al-jazeera gaza and accused war criminals gone on trial in the hague charged with ordering executions during ethiopia's so-called red terror in the late one nine hundred seventy s. sixty three year old issue to alamo allegedly allegedly ordered the killing of seventy five young prisoners in a church he's also accused of torture and incarceration prosecutors say the dutch ethiopian national was a henchman for a brutal dictator made good say hala mariam will the country during a time know as the red terror a limo denies all the charges the united states is pledging sixty million dollars to support a new force to patrol the south western sahara desert the so-called g five sawhill nations that's mali mauritania work in a fast so nature and chad are combining to find armed groups in the area being backed by france to help secure more support from the united nations jim space reports now from the u.n. . the u.n. already has a peacekeeping force in mali but it often faces attacks from the north lightly organized outside the country's borders the so hale is a

a un report has found myanmar's army torched harms and crops in vulcan state to stop the hague from returning there the report based on interviews with the hunger who escape to bang the variation details killings torture and the rape of children. those are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next. the man who negotiated the dismantling of apartheid and scrapped south africa's nuclear program i don't think we needed the bomb but some of my prediction is just that they want to use as a deterrent south africa's former president declared al-jazeera i've just done. and i'm here in the stream live on you tube today a stream of issues brought to us by you our community will. become a country this is a. loud.

it is possible to appeal on the subject in june two thousand and six so it was sentenced by the court in hague two years in prison for failing to prevent the murder and inhumane treatment of prisoners he was immediately released because he had already served the time but the un court's appeal chamber overturned the verdict and cleared him in june two thousand and fifteen he traveled to switzerland where he was arrested on a warrant issued by serbia claiming that he committed war crimes but his base authorities extradited him to bosnia and herzegovina where he was also under investigation for war crimes which he denies the trial started in january two thousand and sixteen many bosniaks see origin as a hero for his role in defending civil and it's before the mystic or in one thousand nine hundred five but many bosnian serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrendered to aboard an army unit under his command. i'm glad merkel has announced a cap on germany's refugee intake in an attempt to get knight her coalition partners following last month's election the german chancell

held every three years, the volvo ocean race starts in alicante, in spain, and ends in the hague, in we were given special access to one of them during crew training. 22 october sees the most extreme offshore event in the world began. we‘re just testing if we can figure out trying to sail through that wind. we‘re struggling at the moment to try and make the boat go as fast as it can go, with the data we‘ve been given. 45,000 miles, nine months of racing, seven identical boats, in the roughest seas in the world. with boats capable of 32 knots, and living for extended periods out at sea, races of this nature are not undertaken lightly, with crews displaying an extreme dedication to sailing. i kind of gave up my life in france to go and do the race again, —— with crews displaying an extreme dedication to sailing. i kind of gave up my life in france to go and do the race again, to work with the boat and to gain more experience. i sold my house and sort of made myself homeless in the process. i‘ve got three sisters and my parents. i think i‘ve seen my parents for five days in the last yea

puel‘s leicester who was victorious, leaving david unsworth's everton languishing in the relegation zone. tim haguede with a new manager against a side with no permanent manager. on top of that, leicester and everton are fighting for points down at the bottom. but only one side looked like they wanted to win this. gray was the outstanding performer. having already gone close himself, he began the move for the first goal, which jamie vardy finished. a familiar sort of leicester move for an unfamiliar face familiar sort of leicester move for an unfamiliarface in the dugout. but it got even better. everton‘s season summed up but it got even better. everton‘s season summed up shortly after. great given the goal butjonjoe kenny helped him significantly. chance everton should have had the chance to get one back. the referee felt this wasn't a penalty. most others felt it was. in truth, everton didn't do enough to reduce the deficit. this effort, as good as any effort they could muster. these are worrying times for everton, fourth successive defeat is seeing daily—macro seemed inevitable. it is always fru

game he said he had the backing of the everton board and insisted after that he can the club's form around. tim hagueerton are a wounded animal at the moment, and their manager is being hunted down by the press pack, so perhaps the leader of his pride could reintroduce some pride today, and while wayne rooney made his name as a 16—year—old against arsenal, 15 years later, he scored at the same end with a similarly sensational goal. but the londoners didn't deserve to be behind. jordan pickford had denied them numerous times already, yet he couldn't stop nacho monreal‘s follow—up. and he couldn't stop what would come next either, arsenal at their irresistible best, alexi sanchez and mesut 0zil combining clinically, and it would only get worse for that man. idrissa gueye's sending—off for a second yellow card opened the floodgates. three more goals were conceded, the first from alexandre lacazette, then it was aaron ramsey's turn to get in on the act. and while the hosts got one back themselves, it couldn't disguise another awful afternoon for everton. sanchez sealing the victory to leave the hosts in

again i have enemies on roff even met us including the hague. and our mental protection agency have enjoyed singing a. song. even if. environmental regulations are cut back or made more flexible and this opens the door to the creation of market instruments supposed to save nature. when george bush takes office he continues the deregulation policy. one of the first testing grounds is the. vast ancient swamps vital for biodiversity. businesses would really like to use these areas where nature has been left alone. invents no net loss of wetlands no net loss of wetlands with this new law the president puts in place the structure that would underpin the environmental markets . his method for preserving wetlands is to be compatible with economic growth businesses will be able to destroy parts of the wetlands as long as they offset the damage they cause. you have. also. to. this best avoid. the you know let us. what we're seeing that exciting is that it's starting to get uptake in other places china brazil mexico peru we're starting to see some real int