this is andres escobar he played for the crew of the national team in the one nine hundred ninety four cuoco in the united states he scored an own goal he came back to colombia and he lost his life for it going to be chucked into the system yes that. you like to be jury. on the show thank you very much for joining me i would like you to tell our audience about your brother's love football. definitely doesn't it and in my little style it has lida. sympathy least. and only a movie legacy he may be a part of a friday and oh yes i can if you see a less confident that i see oh nice to be active. with those that now. that i know it will lead to a full boil it i suppose you look muscovy pro walls represents columbia represent which are columbia. and. let him say. so much we will all know it is a mess it up with the rest it. is have iraqi police or dialing gideon again day. or days. just hadn't food bowl but i live at although it took at least one of. tell me andrei's nickname caballero the gentleman in english everybody in football said he was very gentleman he was very respectful that most o

the tournament the ninety ninety four world cup the united states against colombia and raise school to not go when happened on the pitch what did you feel what were your immediate fools we knew for moment of moving to the fisa court. elop ramirez can't arrest any hour now five. infin wasn't. let through now the thing on my presence is him a mean thought for him till the last thousand nine hundred forty just how yellow do though you know do look it up but i. there's a moment i did undress for you after the match is hang which if you must hyla tell us a little. you know we most. i say may mary hope. ninety and the point in the past for me of came if any at the present i mean fatal said any amount of fame attack on cancer and this yeah when someone main thoughts are never all this and finales. did you ever feel could you ever imagine. something on a football pitch that somebody would be so cruel. as to want to take somebody else's life no i don't see how my. phone isn't open that. up at they look at is in class and call on the upper to. move caleb it up as it is and that is a hamas. how h

in the next ninety minutes or two hours. and the expected love story that is unexpected that's blossomed amidst protests in gaza. tensions between israel syria and iran appear to be escalating with israeli warplanes firing at targets inside syria the state news agency there is reporting that several military sites including a raid officer lety and munitions depo were destroyed earlier the israeli military said iranian. forces in neighboring syria fired rockets at their positions in the occupied golan heights shot up at us. air raid sounding in the israeli occupied golan heights rockets fired from syria israel says somewhere into sifted other schools damage to the frontline positions. the israeli army is attributing the attack to the coots brigades part of the iranian revolutionary guard. iran is an ally of syrian president bashar al assad and the coalition says it didn't start this fight it says israel fired shells at the golan border town of han on a bay earlier on wednesday on tuesday it blamed israel for this is a strike o

to clean modify do business in the system change in the food industry in the nine hundred ninety s. . my son is taking that and night and what does that have. almost stopped. life is a chemical plant least khaliq. this is what i think will serve as the right to be early history. described in the bunch of various possible combinations that it can occur to scientists trees to see in context really full on the human race to sign a surface to free of g.m. and chrysler state which even gave the same complete cost the points of never send . all the way all here at one of the world's most famous stadiums on field where i used to play for liverpool many years ago the champions league final in the coming days we'll be bringing you that fantastic episode next week but first this week it's colombia which adds into the legends one pub loango i. and right now he gets about colombia's chances for the world cup enjoy the episode. this week the stan collymore show comes to another one of the thirty two nations to qualify for the faith woke up in russia welcome to colombia. i'm delighted to be joined

run a disco ball why would those three copes in the ninety's such a special group a thing is there's a lot of things first the ball and most important there was a lot of talent within those players when you name a few no for me are the republic the best player that we. think on my little on the squad. a lot of talented players but then there was also a constant things with this national team of these group of players they my joy of that group used to play for nasa not the coach was from this or not they used to train every day together they used to be day knew each other better than anybody and the coach used to basically be with them every day so i think that played a part there without taking anything away from them i mean the seacoast chances were different you know what i mean that used and now you get a group of people all players you basically get them together for two days or three days before a game columbia recently played in london of course in the craven cottage and norm of none of those players on back on the ninety go back on the older generation and they used to play in

mohammed has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following his unexpected election victory the ninety two year old was sworn in as the seventh leda by the king sultan home of the fifth on thursday military govern malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's the win makes him the oldest elected leader in the world you are places najib razak who is tainted by corruption scandal rescue is in kenya are searching for survivors after a dam disaster that killed at least forty nine people with several more still missing the dam in the rift valley around one hundred fifty kilometers north of nairobi burst its banks all wednesday evening washing away almost an entire village the dam is one of seven in the area owned by a commercial farm and residents a concern more of them might be unsafe flash floods in kenya have already killed at least one hundred people since march. in twenty five minutes time with the news hour so do join me then coming up next on al-jazeera it's inside story. leaving again at the age of ninety two to mohamed comes out of political retirement in malaysia to oust the former proteg

congress passed a law saying that the embassy had to be moved by nine hundred ninety nine but the congress gave an option of having the u.s. president signing a waiver saying they could stall that movement and that's basically what's been going on sends then we know that back in december president obama signed the last waiver saying that he would stay in tel aviv up until this moment president from said he would actually act on this long broken u.s. promise to israel to move the embassy here but it is not helping the long stalled peace process. reporting for us from jerusalem thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and officials in afghanistan say at least six people have been killed at least twenty more wounded after militants attacked a government building in the eastern city of jalalabad the attackers set off multiple bombs before storming the building a gun battle with security forces is reported to be ongoing. north korean state television says the government will begin dismantling its nuclear test site in the coming weeks it says journalists from seve

in the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred ninety s. there was a funding crisis amongst universities lots of vice chancellors complaining that they didn't have enough money to cover the amount of students are now coming through the system so the government commissioned a report and this was called a daring report and that came up with a number of recommendations almost one hundred recommendations roughly half for the government about how it could. maintain sustain and improve higher education in the u.k. and one of the most controversial parts of that report was the introduction of was i in one thousand nine hundred seventy the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive room higher education will be no exception. right. we need

leaving again at the age of ninety two to mohammed comes out of political retirement in malaysia to oust a former protege the longest serving malaysian prime minister in the anxiety about corruption and the high cost of living this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage enjoy him voters in malaysia have thrown the ruling coalition from power for the first time since independence sixty one years ago and the architect of the opposition's upset win is the veteran politician who made the ruling alliance a formidable force during his twenty two years as prime minister mahathir mohamad returned to active politics two years ago in an unusual role for him as an opposition leader he accused prime minister najib razak of stealing millions of dollars in government funds and he's channeled the anger of millions of malaysians about the rising cost of living and corruption into his latest electoral success two months before his ninety third birthday. so who is malaysia's new leader with a familiar face he's malaysia's longest serving prime minister in power for twenty two years f

the can audience who had yet to be outed that way i just am says she was raped at the festival one nine hundred ninety seven by disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein among. us directing legend martin scorsese was awarded to go on are a couple still in cannes. likely to see his next film here. scorsese shot the irishman for netflix and the company's films are effectively banned from cannes. that's because it's decided that streaming them online is more important than releasing them in french movie theaters. that last won t. it was back after a seven year absence following a controversy all press conference in which he expressed sympathy for adult hitler . i understand he. said. the off the cuff comments were not mean seriously but they caused a major scandal. he managed to avoid getting into hot water at his press conference this time but he still provoked with the extreme violence of his new burpee the house that jack built. more than one hundred people felt compelled to leave the galloper media. them but my film is like a roller coaster ride for everyone feels for vine it's no fun live it only works

minutes have been completed and in the ninety fourth minute kevin prince boateng was back in the box defending the ball and him can see him trying to kick the ball but he actually kicks is probably martinez i'm told now there is no intent from him that the law by the lesser of low that doesn't have to be intense he kicked away the players boots the referee went to the video referee who had a video review had a look at himself as we saw there on the pitch and decided it wasn't a penalty i was shocked and i think most people watching at home were debating this for a couple of minutes as he himself was having a look at it as it is i think frankfurt got away with it that should have been a penalty and would have maybe put the scores at two two and taken into extra time well next season things are going to look quite different of course frankfurt coach nicole much is moving over then to munich how is that going to play out you know i don't know how warm the welcome will be a few arrives having just beaten them in the cup final but he's a former byron player he really knows the club very w

in which he will fail i really put myself under pressure this week i said if i didn't score by the ninety's minute i'd shoot the ball into my own net because i wanted to get a goal at home this season the fact we won a nice score twice makes it all the more sweeter. than i now need to win to guarantee champions league football next season. and also have their sights set on the champions league they face mid table braman leverkusen had the better of the game but had no luck up front leon bailey failed to find the nets in the first half and harvard's came close in the second but the game ended in a scoreless draw. well here we got the match day results in full dortmund with that surprising loss at home to mind munson glad boss defeating fribourg. got absolutely slaughtered in live secure on track to frankfurt beating three nil now champions biron they went behind two already relegated cologne it was. the unlucky play with that. it's actually a shame that his finish wasn't at the other end. but thomas rodriguez did inspire an eventual buying comeback the second half he got an equaliser and cro

same at the end of the ninety's. the human capital. but capital you must equal say the third quarter day or. on a d.v.d. you disposed us took the good bit also the good is also very noisy. it don't. you know that bt. loss over the the form as you have a thriller from a store and even still the course you state. this week at the dollar based on their it was you pause a. look at the songs. you give that even if that the name there was new and so they don't do them on the island remember the fiance left pharmacy also gave either a pause a larger society yet or cover up auto to come does it true that is the truth was all set up of the it what you feel most at regime like on a sauce that blue green valley or economic is very like an emmy get a sausage d.c. printed it you jump so that your course you pause desire may lead to your street are good or proceed you know says it you didn't kill some other top receiver you got be a share. in the toy the meat of the bush plan to eat. is. influenced by the english tidal wave in two thousand and six g

independence and opposition alliance is likely to form the next government most remarkable comeback for the ninety two year old former prime minister mohamad who won the election i was doing resident who become embroiled in a corruption scandal. but you better said national the past not so now is committed to respecting the principles of democracy the king will decide who we made prime minister according to the constitution the party will respect whatever decision the king makes and i would like to urge the people of malaysia to remain calm and place confidence in the king to make a decision majority live now to kuala lumpur and our correspondent florence lewis so clearly there florence a note of contrition from mr ruddock how will that go down with the voters. well it's very interesting i mean a lot of people are reading it as a speech where he's conceding defeat i mean he did say i accept and my colleagues accept the verdict of the people the people have spoken committed to upholding the principles of democracy however there was there are a few people who saying that he really shouldn't be sayin

i can't even see through all their lives and in there in the wind is no or a remarkable upset. as a ninety two year old former leader defeats the ruling coalition. three americans freed from prison in north korea have touched down in the u.s. . it's like a dream with very very happy u.s. president donald trump think north korea's leader kim jong il in the sea met the men as they landed at joint base andrews outside washington d.c. their release comes after secretary of state mike pompei i traveled to north korea to finalize plans for a summit between president trump and kim jong un one hour from al-jazeera skimpily how kids who sat joint base andrews there was an audible here are the three americans disembarked from the medical plane that had transported them to the united states touching down on u.s. soil one of the freed him dong sure raised his arms triumphantly before walking down to the tarmac this is certainly a significant moment for these men who will now go on for further medical treatment there was a bus awaiting to take them there but the significance of this moment beyond the e

at the end of the ninety's. the human capital. but capital you must acquire say the third quarter there. and i need you disposed us took the good bit also the good is also very noisy. a.q.r. don't. you know that bt loss over the the reform a few of us really are farmers are either still of course you state. this week at the dollar bissonnette or it will cost you pause a. look at the songs. you give that even if that the name there was a new exhibit all clichy cimon do them on the island remember the feel say the pharmacy also give either a porsche large or some of the thing you don't have a bottle to come does it true that is the truth was all set up at the it what you feel most at regime like on a sauce that blue green valley or economic is very likely to meet at a saucy d.c. printed if you jump so that your course you pause desire may let you just revive our good old proceed you know says it you didn't kill some other top receiver you got bigger share. in the two lead me to her she'd love to eat. is. influenced by the english ti

our option is to live and let live our option is for the state of israel which will be nice on the ninety six seven lines to live side by side in peace and security of the state of palestine that's what we said now israel. the nutter who as a person instead refused to stop settlements and so on so we're left with two options if israel is destroying the two state solution and benjamin netanyahu personally is in office for the last nine years destroying that was state solution and now to camp to hold them in order to be a two state solution will it was two options one is needed now is option one step two systems up or fight this will not be accepted to us the second option is one state equal rights for jews muslims and christians to live together that's a very civilized solution but the israelis will never accept it. so it was a distress a two state solution and of the option of a third is not doable for the palestinians and of the option of one state it was not the will for the israelis what will this leave palestinians and israelis with i think the this narrative of historic palestine is

the association of cup atheist germans was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety in the wake of the political changes under communism people were forbidden to speak german in public only at home in secret since nine hundred ninety things have been totally different today germans enjoy all political rights in slovakia. my head is thoughtless in them my heart is german i also registered with german nationality for the census i am so happy that we can again speak german and foster german culture here and live here insular vaca as germans. ok to some forty kilometers northeast close to the border with poland is a small village with neat houses tidy streets and pavements and nice front gardens you could almost think you were in the black forest. founded in twelve forty eight by german immigrants today hope garden has around a thousand inhabitants most of them speak german but why. has written the history of the village her book is entitled they fled in order to remain. and send in the ten men at about seven am on the thirteenth of december ten large trucks and several of the vehicles

mohammed has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following his unexpected election when the ninety two year old was sworn in as the country's seven by king sultan mohammed the fifth on state mattera govern malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's when makes him the oldest elected leader in the world you replace as who was tainted by a corruption scandal as go to wayne hey who's in kuala lumpur and way to describe for us the the mood the atmosphere of that. yes what has just gone big nights in call of the war and as you can see there is still many people out and about hoping to catch a glimpse of the new prime minister of malaysia in my head g m ahmed who is just being here at this hotel giving and media conference a couple of hours after he was sworn in as prime minister that swearing in ceremony happening at the palace here in kuala lumpur just before ten o'clock in the evening local time and they seem to be a few delays throughout the day to that ceremony taking place the expectation was that it would happen sometime in the morning thursday morning the morning after the election bec

two year old who governed believe in the one nine hundred eighty s. and ninety's led an opposition alliance the first election victory in sixty years. there's been some. understanding of. but we like to be clear that there is a and. we need to form now the that is because. of malaysia. i think even. and it. is. one hour from the pollen in kuala lumpur. he has been waiting in the palace and from what we understand there has been no swearing and now this says two things about the situation here one many people do not on know or the political system is not equipped to handle such a monumental change this is the first time are seeing a new governments or a new party in place and to perhaps mattera may not have as much sway as he thing he thought or he had previously when he was prime minister mahathir even himself has admitted that he will have to devise new ways now with this new political system or to create a new political system to accommodate this kind of a political change it doesn't necessarily mean he automatically becomes the prime minister he will have to be

two year old material governed malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's he succeeds reza he was tainted by a corruption scandal that's the scene live and wayne hay has more from kuala lumpur . with an incredible comeback to his second chain as prime minister of this country it was only in two thousand and sixteen now that he split from him know that he split from paris on national the ruling coalition just decided to set up his own political party and decided to set that party up with the goal of becoming a major opposition force and hopefully come this election be part of the winning coalition and that is exactly what has done israel's defense minister says his military has destroyed nearly all iranian bases inside syria avigdor lieberman says it's in response to a rainier rockets fired at israeli positions in the occupied golan heights syrian state t.v. reports that three people were killed in the strikes the number of dead from a dam burst in kenya is the could county has risen to at least forty nine a search and rescue operation is currently under way heavy rain c

here mohamed has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following his unexpected election when the ninety two year old govern the malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's he replaces now. who was tainted by a corruption scandal rescuers in kenya searching for survivors after a bad burst killing at least forty nine people with several more still missing that that i mean the rift valley burst its banks on wednesday evening washing away almost an entire village those are the headlines a lot more news for you in half an hour coming up next it's part one of a look. nineteen forty eight. palestinians that you. are the catastrophe. when hundreds of thousands were forced out of their homes. the four israel that marks the closing of this little israel. as a filmmaker and as opposed to this document two cities was my way to understand the events of the past that are still shaping the present. i was doing stunts here in seven hundred ninety nine out side the walls of baker in also one controlled palestine. an army under napoleon bonaparte besieged the city. old part of a campaign to defeat the autumn m

the normal cycle would take eighty to ninety minutes for the distance the sherpas cover it in half the time forty to forty five minutes. but even they have to take breaks gauri check needs to stop occasionally on. a brief pause for breath and a quick drink. of the effort is immense. for just the last third of the distance is the toughest it is really steep through woods and over difficult rocky terrain. although defending champion at what liptak started out three minutes before rest your go to check is a. main challenger is getting closer and closer can rush joe still catch eduardo. where i was like that. but before we answer that question let's take a trip into nature in the high to trust lush fields just below the tree line are ideal for the flocks of sheep which are still widespread in this region. we spoke to shepherd yours if you are a rash. sorry for that or just know that i repeat my lead a very healthy life because i'm always out in the fresh air so i get a lot of exercise whereas office workers spend all day sitting at a computer there and have to eat a bread roll and they put

coalition government and german media reports now yes that girl in had a sample of movie chops since the ninety's which it shared then with its allies that's despite u.k. previously claiming russia is the only country possessing the nerve agent. i welcome it seven pm here in moscow you're watching. the e.u. has threatened to use its own economic weapon to block the u.s. from sanctioning european for doing business with iran commission president. said that brussels could for the first time ever use the so-called blocking statute banning any from complying with foreign sanctions. approved of work as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the e.u.'s legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nin

this is andres escobar he played for the crew of the national team in the one nine hundred ninety four cuoco in the united states he scored an own goal he came back to colombia and he lost his life for it going to be chucked into the system is there. to be cheering. on the show thank you very much for joining me i would like you to tell our audience about your brother's love football. she definitely well until the muslims tell us who we are a p.s.c. empress elise congratulated here in a number a movie a legacy the movie appointed to board a plane oh yes i could if you see a left concentra scioli is only tied up with the man. i know for a solid start in ireland i warn you it only to include bolivia suppose you look muscovy i hope rhodes was underage to represent colombia i represent mucho but a colombia saying i can tell i like him say thank longer but a little too much to all new to live with up with the clearest example i like katie is have you back a collie so direly giddy elohim to kill him to me up for they saw he. was the sudden can't take food bowl but i live at the although it t

reached three hundred thousand and two simmons zero there is a county in kenya still to come on the program ninety two year old. sworn in as prime minister just hours after election victory and we meet a young nigerian schoolgirls who are determined to finish their education despite the daily threat of violence. had i was rather a taste of winter in tasmania and beyond the southeast corner of australia that circulation mid looks fairly wintry certainly be windy and wet cold enough for a bit is at height of the most part it just feels a need to wrap a bit more fourteen in melbourne longshore brazenness circulations gone through tasmania but it's still going to be overcast and probably wet and in contrast personally having twenty six twenty seven degrees the next and the last couple of days is just a long warm spell it hasn't improved any and we've gone to saturday now just slightly less breezy in melbourne notice where that thing is running up the coast of new south wales that'll be interesting to watch so rather than going frost the tasman sea that's going to fin direction however we have still go

two year old governed malaysia air in the eighty's and ninety's he's led an opposition alliance to their first election victory in sixty years the british government has apologised to a former libyan general to its role in kidnapping him and his wife almost fifteen years ago abdul hakim bell fatima char will read abducted in thailand in two thousand and four they will return to libya where they were tortured by muammar gadhafi is government m i six provided some of the intelligence leading to their capture an australian scientist who traveled to switzerland to end his life on his own terms is die one hundred four year old david google didn't have a terminal illness but felt his life had become too difficult those are the headlines witness is next. chapnick on that i'm just. i get it also my emotional. time haha demi has stamped it too don't ya be daughter. john miller man asked. the. judge bolton. is in the given by. does he knows the. man. i want this to be spied story i want to inspire people to be good i'll be sad be the change you want to see the world through. how do you put up toss

program have been left without money and visas made in red tape the e b five program was created in the ninety's it enabled wealthy immigrants to become permanent residents in the u.s. by investing in business is there here's how it works. the us of a the steel heart of the capitalist world and locomotive of the free market about a million people a year try to reach the land of the free there's even the annual green card lottery to boost the diversity of visa winners whether you're a scientist engineer or a political refugee everyone gets an equal chance to make it or do they there's one type of visa that's been spawning a ton of controversy lately the five it came about in one nine hundred ninety and meant that you could get residency if you invested at least a million dollars and employed at least ten americans in u.s. based jobs if you chose a high unemployment area you only need part with half a million or that sounds like something donald trump supporters could get behind some of the investors themselves are losing out and going nowhere thousands and thousands sign up and pay up the monies

hawaii by the ninety three was already a constitutional monarchy so it had three separate branches of government. which is here legislative and judicial which is across the street. the leader of these white awad actually came to washington to win permission from the president of the united states to overthrow the government of the kingdom of all why he received that permission he went home he organized a coup in which the hawaiian kingdom was overthrown american marines were quickly landed just secured the new white government and a few years later a white became part of the united states. so this is the place that u.s. marines landed this road here is where they marched from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country the honking the. so we're at right now this is where camp smith this is headquarters for the pacific command and it overlooks pearl harbor and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and what it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the

immediately dr mahathir mohamad also told a news conference he would reveal his cabinet on saturday the ninety two year old was sworn in after a shock when they swept the opposition to power for the first time in the country's history on what is currently serving a jail sentence after being convicted of sodomy when he joins us live from kuala lumpur where you just walk us through what he's been saying at this news conference today yes well peter late on thursday after mohammed was sworn in as the seventh prime minister of malaysia he said after that that the work would begin immediately and that's exactly what has happened on friday morning he convened a meeting of the senior members of their victorious coalition in that meeting as you say they discussed the cabinet positions which he says will be confirmed on saturday and they also discussed the fate of anwar ibrahim the former deputy prime minister under. a was prime minister for the first time in the eighty's and ninety's a man that fired in one nine hundred ninety eight now they are in the same coalition they are working together and my sa

has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following his unexpected election when the ninety two year old was sworn as the seventh leader by king sultan mohammed to face on thursday. malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's the win makes him the oldest elected leader in the world he replaces the. head by a corruption scandal rescuers in kenya are searching for survivors after a dam disaster that's killed at least forty nine people with several more still missing the dam in the rift valley around one hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital nairobi burst its banks on wednesday evening washing away almost an entire village well those are the headlines are going to have on the day's news for you in just under half an hour coming up next though it's the street. by.

law teacher and legal consultant to the mayor some teachers but ninety nine cents gets vetted and says the end is an election she appreciates campaign season wins and yet that it becomes just she's a star a couple of years later right see thousand employees she's the first deputy prime minister then in two thousand acres and with a new russian president yes demetrius so what was his town like was what modernization pushing the reset up the relations to. military conflict five days south since he was triggered by georgia. but. having finished the presidency effective switch which by the future it will work but see the caveat the local stance.

international this wednesday the ninety. five in the russian capital russia is celebrating celebrating victory day today marking the defeat of nazi germany it is the seventy third anniversary of the end of the great patriotic war as it's known here in russia which claimed the lives of more than twenty six million people. well this was really a family in russia that wasn't affected by the pool almost everybody does have relatives who fought the nazis and in their own a special monch known as the a move to regiment is held every year it's on the way in moscow right now and we can cross one of our correspondents who is in the thick of it so you are trying to i think is that in amongst the march and also on the left that we have done who can say let's start with india and i think even more king for something like ninety minutes now i think we can could be inside the but just sum up what's it been like . andy have you ever experienced what it feels like to be part of a crowd of almost one million people well if you haven't and i b

this is the story of bin laden through their eyes. in may nine hundred ninety eight some of bin laden and his associates held a press conference calling for the killing of americans. several months later bomb attacks on the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania killed twelve americans and almost three hundred africans. in response the united states launched cruise missiles against sites in sudan and afghanistan believed to be linked to bin laden. just before the cruise missiles were launched a top american general arrived in pakistan his mission was to inform pakistan's top brass of the us intention to send missiles over its territory to hit targets in afghanistan. the americans wanted the pakistanis to know the missiles were not. indeed. they were afraid the cruise missile attacks might inadvertently trigger a full scale war between pakistan and india two nuclear powers. the beast and come on he came landed in. an airport for a dinner evening meeting with the. chief and they had heard the airport and he told them at that time that we're about to fight some as i

mohammad also promised to reveal to his cabinet on saturday the ninety two year old was sworn in on thursday after a shock when it swept the opposition to power for the first time and waiving him is in custody on charges of sodomy and corruption and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after today's inside story next. once the strategy of war now the conflict is long over but the adoptions continue one on one east investigates why so many sri lankans disappeared without a trace on al-jazeera. leaving again at the age of ninety two behind here mohamed comes out of political retirement in malaysia to our stuff.

the level to to to to to become adults i think that was an early attitude in the ninety's and to a certain extent it is still an attitude and on the other side it's a political weapon we still forget that russia is that russia is grown up they are not under eighteen anymore but at the same time as we argued in the ninety's you have to do this you have to do that you have to and if you do that it will work this is you never changed because we consider us as having won the cold war and that gives us a kind of. moral superiority and the other the other hand the response of russia is quite direct to say you have a national national proud at the same time. which tells you go to hell. do you think the west has come to grips with the fact that russia is not irrelevant anymore like it was after the soviet union collapsed. they have to because we have a multi-polar world and not so much the uni polar anymore it doesn't matter to whom you are talking to if you talk to a call she will tell you. with some hesitation there was a list but she will tell you we have to talk with russia because russia is a

to mystically modify do anything the system needs and feed industry in the one nine hundred ninety s. . taking that and nights and what does that have to do to keep em out. yes. i just don't wish to not. use a chemical like least. to recite it to the history. books. possible and leave. the. scientists truths to. the human race to science services to free of g.m. and chrysler would even be able to actually pass the points of no ricin. welcome back to worlds apart but say barricade secretary general of the palestine liberation organization mr erakat there is some effort on the part of the former u.s. administration the obama administration to try to convince its european allies to centrally hold on for a few years until trump is voted out of office you know they say dia that one day nerve ballots will have returned i wonder if that is the perspective that you take as wild that this current american predisposition which is clearly harmful and unfair to your cause that it is only temporary well look we had meetings with the trauma administration and two thousand and seventeen thirty five

government data and it shows that the top one percent are over ten percent better off the bottom ninety percent are more than twenty percent worse off so. what design engineering definitional engineering it's ockham's razor would suggest this is the reason people didn't want whoever the continuation of the obama regime remember hillary clinton ran as a continuation of obama even though she was way further right than him but she ran as a continuation of obama and people were like well if i were you know i'd rather just blow the whole system up with an orangutan i don't care well look i mean there is the fake left in the media space like rachel maddow by the equally culpable are journalists so called on the fake right like john stossel who's a fake right wing journalist who also doesn't focus on any of the realities that we are describing here and you know if it on the old failed dictatorships regimes yesterday yesteryear as economies were failing they would prompt a bigger and bigger statues of their dictators and so here in america as the american economy is failing miserably they're th