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and each female lays two million eggs a year. in ten years lion fish have invaded the whole of the caribbean including cuba. half of the species present in the reef today are in danger of being replaced by this past. it's a huge problem for which there doesn't seem to be a solution. but back in the familiar surroundings of the queen's gardens noel has patiently been developing a most original idea. he discovered that in the native pacific lionfish eaten daily by groupers and shell. so that caribbean cousins just need to be persuaded that lion fish are a perfectly edible prey. the extremely poisonous spines of what worry the predators. the group is have to work out that their pallets made of cartilage will protect them from the spines but there's only one way of finding out . after months of trying mission accomplished. in the am. shot some more easily persuaded. they also have pallets of cartilage which don't get damaged by the venomous spines . after three years of hard work and patience it seems that no al and his teams approac

results are and these are the top stories twenty two u.s. senators have triggered an investigation over the disappearance of saudi journalist marcus showed the driver ministration now has one hundred twenty days to look into allegations because he was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul and it also raises the possibility of sanctions which gave us last seen entering the consulate over a week ago turkey says the saudis have agreed to let them search the compound but it's unknown when or if that will actually happen. more from washington d.c. . it's not just the letter that's really significant we're seeing such incredibly harsh language coming from u.s. senators former staunch allies big defenders of saudi arabia people like senator lindsey graham saying that if this is true and these are his words they'll be hell to pay so we're seeing a bipartisan growing calls for the u.s. to demand answers and if the answers come back as many fear then they say there will be repercussions hurricane michael has weakened to a tropical storm as it mo

now to prevent disasters that aka gilbert temperatures rise in march full of the it's called the next two years probably the most important in human history or so coming up far right politician yeah you know both old otto has won the first round of brazil's presidential election and he faces the left wing candidate for non-doing of god in the runoff in three weeks time has warned voters that his rival is a trip to democracy. and as the nobel prize season goes to a close exclusively to one of the recipients did his look really cold brittle of the nobel peace prize for his efforts to stop sexual violence in war. but in a warm welcome to you. u.n. climate scientists have issued the strongest warning get on the risks of rise in temperature as they say we need to take unprecedented steps to avert the worst effects of climate change and that we need to take the steps now these include changing the way we consume energy travel and construct buildings the report warns if we fail to act we will face more heat waves flooding and extreme weather. scenes like this could become more frequent if the wo

at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t.s.c. headed by the former justice minister most of the jury years of mutual in the military and hollowing out political structures had left little loyalty among elements of the gadhafi regime by early march however the deficit forces had shored up their control of tripoli and look to head east during claimed benghazi. the n.t.s.c. working with the arab league an organization longer at odds with libya and its leader urged the u.n. security council to stop gadhafi from killing his own people on mass. but claims of impending genocide of regime soldiers ordered to rape civilian women it will where far from proven. don't tell me about the stories about gadhafi killing his own be able the mumbai argument of fish law all the district in jubilee the loser for less famous as a woman the use of adolescence as a as a matter as a woman that's completely false western n.g.o.s went in and found out that none of this was

strong and a four two women against. a lot of the match with two goals also cruise two or three want to weigh victory against norwegian rosenborg on front . for the italians having two men sent off. it's the fourth in chaos in the income incarnation of the classic hollywood story of love fame and addiction a star is born hits money and hits movie screens on friday and it's got plenty of buzz thanks to its tough lady gaga like fans have never seen her before and costar bradley cooper who's also the film's director if initial reviews are anything to go by this movie is not to be missed. maybe it's. bradley cooper plays musician jack may jack used to be successful now he's an alcoholic who's lost his grip. the first time i worried about. chiles so then he meets allie played by lady gaga. i don't sing that song. i just don't feel comfortable. almost every single person has told me they like the way he sounded but. i think you know for. instantly he knows she's got what it takes to be a star in the movie as in real life. whil

but poll say it's become a two man race between and fat a man who replaced former president. as the workers' party candidate. he says that if he's elected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign. that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad who continue this policy. is serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help that man by the when this election has been to say that voting for him is like holding four results home or president eleven feet out of the problem is that bad strategy didn't work in many parts of the country when people are furious with the corruption that happened while the workers' party was in power. in spite of the criticism from some adults numbers have continued to rise since he was stabbed early in september even among those who once voted for. has expressed his that mean ration for brazil's former dictatorship once or beleague

it has two kitchens here. that was 1986 where they got this certificate of completion and occupancy right here. >> thank you. >> i think they were told to file, knowing it would be disapproved but that was before senior inspector duffy knew they had gone for additional use and were denied. i'd like to also add that both chief owe reardon, inspector duffy from the complaint department, have all walked the building and they're all minus the three-unit building. anything else? >> thank you. >> ok. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. sanchez, you have nothing? [laughter] >> to add at this moment. yeah. >> he is carrying that 20-pound. >> did you bring your barbell. >> thank you. scott chan says. the matter before you is an issue with building inspection records. we do rely on the three hour port on the c.f.c. to be the golden record of the legal unit count of the building. the planning department relies on those records and we believe that department of building inspection acted appropriately in this case. we did subm

thousand and twelve for two point two million pounds in the short of the know how mean. you. then. out of the. way and. so i think that we know really what the truth is here and that the british government knows that it has a case to answer. both to accept such a settlement because he wants an apology he's made it clear that he wants he was a bit of goodwill to apologise what was going to have and also what was done to his wife mr bahamas for his part his offer to drive his case and walk away from his civil court case for just three pounds one from some are counted one from jack straw and one from the government and an apology and that's the real problem the british government is worried about apologising because they feel that if they do that there's a risk that former security service people who were involved in this kidnapping might be prosecuted and might go to jail and one of the even who won and yet to be finance we have reacted to iran. and if you believe this we are going to america all of the. kabul. if this were merely our example of we learned. what followed w

there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight are these the two state solution you know from britain on al-jazeera. a turkish newspaper identifies fifteen saudi nationals police want to question about the disappearance of saudi journalist. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up calling it quits u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley announces she's resigning after eighteen months on the job. south africa's finance minister steps down in connection with the corruption probe into former president jacob zuma. a new generation of voters with the potential to make drastic changes to the u.s. political landscape. and saudi journalist who disappeared after going to his country's consulate in istanbul was apparently killed on the orders of his government that's according to the new york times which cites a senior turkish official jamal khashoggi has been missing for a week this is the last time he was seen alive when he was entering the saudi consulate a turkish newspaper daily has published photos of fifteen saudis who bully who police suspect rather may have b

so one side, two blocks. phase one eliminated parking on two sides for two blocks, plus a third block on one side. but that's already done. >> president brandon: so there will be no parking on the street? >> correct. which could contribute to a fuller triangle lot at other port facilities. >> president brandon: with the parking lot and the proposed plaza, if we were to turn that into a permanent plaza or even a part-time plaza, have we looked at what the lost revenue would be on that? >> we have not looked at lost revenue from that corner area yet. and we could make that assessment and look at that versus if it gets used 20 days a year or 200 days a year in return to that. i think that decision would not have to occur at exactly the same time as your larger decisions here, but it's one -- it's port property. it's scheduled -- or it is port of this project, funded as part of this $13.8 million. the use of it, i think the commission has -- >> president brandon: i understand, but our tenants have been telling us

polishing and cleaning for about two dollars that prevents covetousness. because i don't have enough money for the dentists in the hospitals they charge thirty to forty dollars just for cleaning so it's better to go to the street dentists who can do it for only two dollars they can even fix the teeth. it's all about improvise ation of the open air clinics in the pakistani city of rawalpindi for many locals street dentists are the only option for dental care the average pakistani earns around one hundred dollars a month. but the experience is not for the squeamish. you don't have a little things here and we have a special chemical which we apply and works well we can't do root canal treatments because we don't have the equipment for that our patients are poor and with a doctor in london they want to do something for your teeth polish and clean them noise dust and poor hygiene that's what patients put up with but business is booming for the dentists. treat up to one hundred patients a day. these dentists earn between twenty and twenty five dollars daily that

the lahore high court in two thousand and fifteen upheld. the charges and today the supreme court of pakistan. which the decision was headed by liberal activists and rights groups in pakistan cheryl it's been a long and difficult ordeal for us you know what's going to happen to her now will she be able to stay in pakistan and what about her family. well it will be almost impossible for us here bibi to stay in pakistan i don't see her staying in pakistan i think she will be taken out of the country as soon as possible she will be flown out to the u.k. where her relatives us staying so i believe that the government the state willian government headed by prime the stream. would not want to take any risk keeping inside pakistan we see that already islamized have taken to the streets they are agitating burning di as they have blocked roads so we know that this lamas are pretty powerful in the country and the civilian governments have. kind of surrendered to their power in the past so i don't see because it's a very sensitive issue and the judges

and russian arsenal since one thousand nine hundred seventy two. i think there is also a wider threat to transatlantic relations here europeans despite having concerns over russian compliance over the years since two thousand and fourteen. approached the issue very differently and i think of wanted to keep the news open for cooperation to resolve compliance concerns between russia and the us and just like trump's decision to withdraw from the j.c. perry the iran deal you know notch really i think this represents another area where trump is going against the core interests of his european allies and walking away from arms control let me bring in washington d.c. hey i will bring in moscow as well shortly but washington d.c. lawrence korb. you are bringing the world to another race if you pull out of this treaty is that true. well i think so and as your guest in u.k. pointed out if you don't extend neustar if i were back in government i would have said to the president look president putin has asked to extend new start which you can do for five years

it's two wins out of two for chelsea in group l.winners beat the hungarian side vidi at stamford bridge. it has been very hard. the first half we had opportunities for scoring. we didn't do it. and so the second half has been very hard. i think it was important, three points. we have created a lot of goal opportunities, but we have conceded two or three opportunities to the opponents and i think we have to the opponents and i think we have to do better. and for us, each match is very important for us to take the responsibility, to take confidence for the players. i responsibility, to take confidence for the players. lam responsibility, to take confidence for the players. i am very happy with how they are responding on the pitch. ferrari driver sebastian vettel says he hasn't had a dominant car this year as he prepares for the japanese grand prix in suzuka this weekend. after winning last week's russian grand prix, lewis hamilton leads vettel by 50 points with five races left. hamilton has won three of the last four races at suzuka,

marine barracks in beirut two hundred forty one u.s. service personnel were killed in the bombing during lebanon's civil war islamic jihad organization claimed responsibility to attack senior members of back group went on to join hezbollah. now spiraling inflation in yemen has nearly doubled the cost of feeding a family while at the same time having incomes save the children says the crumbling economy is causing more children to die from easily preventable causes bernard smith reports. doctors have told us he needs to buy a course of three injections to treat his daughter for diarrhea and inflammation but he can only afford one course because of soaring inflation and the collapse of again many readers. don't want them until now has meant that before one injection cost two dollars now it's three dollars and sixty cents she needs three but they can only afford one we're suffering because of the high price of medicines and even children's milk prices have gone up in a crazy meaningless way. children end up in hospital because parents can't

we're protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without us you have to pay for your ability. staying with big politics an energy president suggests donald trump needs to take a look in the mirror to find out who's responsible for rising oil prices in was straight to the point on other issues as well. watching all the international live from moscow just go on at six pm here in the russian capital and daniel hawkins joining us on the program. now the u.s. ambassador to the netherlands has slammed the international court of justice ruling on iran sanctions that came just hours after the un's highest court ordered washington to lift some of its restrictions on terror. which is america case which the court has no jurisdiction even so it is worth noting that the court declined today to grant the sweeping measures requested by iran instead the cootie should a narrow decision on the very limited range of sectors well perhaps that reactions not surprising from the united states it's not the first time of course that it's had a poor relationship. with international border these nor th

two of them are linked together. they're technical amendments on page 16, line 12, deleting a reference to section 145 to find a development lot and on page 25, lines 14 through 23, we're undeleting section 1-5r, definition of development line to original code language. and then just for today, i will be -- well, for this file, i will be taking planning's recommendation of returning the n.s.c. district to the list of districts exempt from the curb cut restrictions and deleting all the changes to the n.c.s. table. but my intention is to duplicate the file, keep that current language around n.c.s. as it is today and direct the city attorney to eliminate all minimum parking requirements city wide. this will then perhaps go back to the planning commission. we'll talk to the city attorney about that. and then come back to the land use committee. i did want to move forward with these really important improvements to the better street legislation today and get this passed by the board of supervisors. >> thank you, superviso

nations for more than half a century the buffer zone runs for two hundred forty eight can i. emitters and was created at the end of the korean conflict in one nine hundred fifty three it's believed these were about to show you now are some of the first pictures of the operation in action around two million mines are thought to be scattered there between the border fences which are guarded by hundreds of thousands of troops the agreement to clear the mines and destroy guard posts was agreed last month after the two leaders met in pyongyang during that summit north korea agreed to demolish its nuclear facilities and test sites and accepted international inspections both nations agreed to eliminate so-called war dangers and set up a peace shared border the leaders pledge to connect railways and roads between the two countries and help families divided by the korean war to meet once again they also vowed to make a joint bid for the twenty thirty two summer olympics. first it was the presidential election and that alleged assault on american democracy now russian trolls are up to

two yea rs the promises made two years ago. two years is a long time, time moves on, things change. things change. are you asking for another referendum? we're not asking for reruns, the best—of—3, best of five, we are saying for the first time the british public should have a say on those negotiations and that should include the option of staying in the eu. what big that's what will be your message to the protest is this afternoon? it is the protesters giving mea this afternoon? it is the protesters giving me a message. the message is their future is giving me a message. the message is theirfuture is on giving me a message. the message is their future is on the line. the message from their young people is their voices were not heard any referendum two years ago. the message from them is it is important the —— government listens to the british public. if you can give a message to the prime minister, what would it be? my message is very simple, what could be more democratic, what could be more british, and took sting —— trusting thejudgment of british, and took sting —— trusting the

massive build up these last two weeks and e.i.a. numbers i mean that's really what rocked oil you look at what a road that support and sent oil sharply lower really wasn't that big equities selloff it was the giant buildup we saw a week before last so it may not be as important or more it may not even be that relevant whether or not anybody steps up. just real quickly rob our commodities going to be impacted by this trade war being six cetera. you know beans are going to be one of those very geopolitical names and we look at that was go back to that q two g.d. g.d.p. where a lot of traders and investors wanted to dismiss that big number just by saying hey look this is just a ramp up in being exports sort of front running that tariff as best they could but really if you look at the exports and beans it really wasn't true really was consumer spending i think we're going to see beans pretty much do what they have been doing going forward thank you so much i really appreciate it rog a rocky horror of simpler trading you can check out on

number two. additional pairs of windows and dormers are appropriately sized and located to not present any you privacy. it meets the standards and guidelines and you approve the project. it does not present any extraordinary conditions to justify further conditions to the code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. >> d.r. requester. welcome. you have five minutes if you would like. >> is there a way to it is and talk? >> yes. you can pull that down. >> grab that one. >> are you david winslow? >> the one and only. >> excuse me. i have never done this before. thank you. i am going to try to talk fast. david winslow, i want to apologize fo for missing our lat meeting at the planning department. i was dealing with a friend hospitalized and i missed the last minute change of time. i don't want you to think i am unreliable and i don't care. i do care. i am told we will be turned down today. i guess you just did it. david winslow in a rent conversation said to the planning department does n

in two thousand and eighteen. all admitted that he'd been offered two hundred thousand dollars to carry out spot fix an offer he says he refused the i.c.c. is investigating. in two thousand and twelve string length post of the twenty twenty world cup where each team goals twenty overs per match. the world's top teams were staying at hotels in the capital colombo. so women now and associates. an hour is seen alongside some of the world's most celebrated cricket stands. there is no suggestion that any of the players in these photographs are involved in corrupt activities. and she was in the background until such time as you guys in a conversation this is a tactic that's very well nine. pages and now in a society where top level players. here are. probably the greatest prior. to this disturbing that the most famous for playing cricket story there are only should have been so easily accessed by. an eleven hours. or got. india captain or got darren sammy. we've got chris the expressed of his character. and now be targe

thousand and one i was moving up here in two thousand and one or two thousand and two it wasn't until ok i can gain something financially i can i can improve my situation i can better my status my situation or on the level that i met in life now and that's that's what the whole fill up here really brought to a lot of people who were smart about it and save their money. because i'm tell you man i was asking a lot of pressure. there's not much help here to do to keep you busy focused on something you know you know keep your time occupied you know is really allowed me to save all of my money and i'm in a position where you know i can go back home and buy your house. i just like the sound of it i can go back home and buy me a house a cash for a house not a car not a car but a house. a literalist in the least footprints on the landscape the fast as it leaves a kind of retreat by these forces for as as far. and i can see sweeney slowly to extract the by calls from the subtree interrupts. it became urgent to build four lane highways all around town in order to accommodate the lines of trucks

also this hour donald trump warns the king of saudi arabia that he wouldn't last two weeks without the u.s. military as the us president continues to accuse opec of influencing oil prices. because if you. were protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without you have to pay for your bill and you. also mixing big politics with energy president putin suggests donald trump should take a look in the mirror to find out who's responsible for the rise in oil prices. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me karen great to have you with us this hour now our top story of the u.s. national security adviser john bolton has announced that america is pulling out of an optional protocol to the vienna convention which will keep the u.s. from being sued by the international court of justice and it looks like the u.s. could soon leave other international agreements to a similar con explains. to simplify it a bit what the u.s. is withdrawing from is an optional protocol on disputes to the vienna convention which will prevent countries like iran from suing the u.s. at the hague

portugal made it two wins from two on thursday when they be poland three two goalies from bernardo and andre silver plus an own goal from colonel glick saw them win cristiana rinaldo had agreed to sit out the game even before the rape allegations surfaced against him he's coach is keen to have him back though. i don't want to talk about who isn't here but how can the team be better without the world's best player this is just not possible but i totally trust my squad these guys are doing impressive job almost without training the team is confident in taking control of the games naturally that's the most important thing is rinaldo it's been more than two decades since williams last won a formula one title but they're hoping their latest young recruits can spark something of a revival for them the british team have announced their british ricky george russell race for them next season the twenty year old has signed a multi-year deal russell is set to win this year's formula two championship he's thirty seven points ahead with just two races left the most successful female skier of all ti

still pretty rough, didn't they have two enjoy a i.7g?ave two enjoy a 1.76? it was a very tough trip back down. but these are tough trip back down. but these are tough people. fortunately they survived. what did he get does to the space programme now for the future? there are other ways to get supplies to the space station, aren't there? yes. there are other ways to get supplies to the space station. spacek has the dragon they can deliver to the iss. but u nfortu nately soyuz can deliver to the iss. but unfortunately soyuz is the only way up unfortunately soyuz is the only way up there. —— for people. in the event of emergency, they could use a module to get back to the heavy capital. it is not preferable, because this current soyuz as the controversy about the whole, but it is believed they could safely come back down if they needed to. how did soyuz become the only way to get people up to the iss? 0ther political decisions around is? absolutely. this basically deals with the issue of retirement of the space shuttle in the united states.

and ten and two thousand and fifteen they ruled against officers accused of serious misconduct only two percent of the time. let's be honest this is not something that just exists here in baltimore but this whole you know giving additional exter deference to law enforcement and treating law enforcement as if they're somehow above the law above the people is just a culture it's a mentality of. during the obama administration department of justice attorney jonathan smith revealed a national trends. d.o.j. investigations of some twenty american cities found the police had failed to police their own finding that accountability systems are in adequate and broken and that in general fairs is not designed to identify and address fears misguided police officers is a common finding in place department after police departments to police department what makes the scandal so serious and significant and political is that over time the department has failed to address its own issues its it failed to engage the community and mistrust has built up. we're sure will form isn't always pretty it's messy so

we have two ministers here say if you believe in p.d.f. . and if you think it's legitimate you have no right to use our custom had been accepted for a masters course in transitional justice a jerusalem's hebrew university she'd obtained the necessary visa had a time the university has joined her appeal in the israeli court laro customs legal team argues that there is an inconsistency in the government case that an active campaigner for an organization that advocates boycotting israeli academic institutions would hardly pay one to come and study on its campus her case is the latest of several incidents of detention and deportation involving left wing activists and commentators in july jewish american activist ariel gold was deported despite possessing a student visa over alleged prove b.d.'s activities in august left when u.s. journalist peter beinart. who's advocated boycotting products from illegal west bank settlements was detained and questioned on his way into the country it's concerned even diehard supporters of israel in the u.s. two l

good enough i wouldn't a thought but certainly if you've got the two buildings linked that means the people that were in one were also in the other that means that you can quite safely say really the two buildings are are part of the and and the body almost certainly moved to the second building i think the important thing here is that we look at the next stage and the next stage is really about a find in the body let's have a look at the body and i'm sure the turkish police want to look at the body see how it was killed i mean whether the toxins were used by the poisons we use whether it was a decapitation cutting up if you like and then also interview and this is the key one interview the people that were there if the saudis have got nothing to hide then really they should be given those people up for investigation and interview and i think that would be the key point are they going to give them up and take send them back to turkey or allow turkey turkish investigators or international investigation team to go to turkey to interview them now it seem on the grown consulate being tol

days worth of rain we've had over two hundred deliveries reports and one or two places this is north of the capital and it's the runoff from the high ground the mountains upon which to round sits now let's test them up you want to two more showers but the development i think is going to be over afghanistan and where rain or snow seem likely it's cloud to the west that i'm not much more the cloud i don't think temps just saying much the same we're just below forty now in baghdad and that's the sort of level that runs all down through the gulf states no particular breeze out of it as well but coming into the coast of oman and yemen there will certainly be an increasing cloud shield ahead of what looks like a developing cycle they're not exactly sure where to go moment most likely it's going to pick in coming somewhere into the amman a yemeni coastline but it might go further north obviously will keep it all not significant rain is going to be the result and flash flooding of course. there have been a few showers recently running down the skeleton coast of namibia nothing dramatic but w

territory which in the first seventy two hours. fell to the rebellion was grabbed back by could offer. was a got for good people began to warn of a bloodbath there started to be a push for a humanitarian intervention and the push for this was coming from the rebels they realized they were losing this war and so the rebels said well what are we going to do well the only hope is a western military intervention. i don't think it effie would necessarily have gone to massacred ordinary civilians in benghazi and he was poised to come back and take benghazi he retaken a number of other towns including our staff here in the east where he had gone ahead and done a wholesale massacre the international community could not just stand by and see gadhafi willing to kill thousands and. thousands and thousands of demonstrators. at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t. ca headed by the former justice minister

thousand and two thousand and one crash why we have the two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine crash why we have this upcoming massive debt fueled financial crisis to stand talking miller says it is part of the reason is that incomes have not banged going up america's twenty year shift people are getting paid less in cash wages salaries and more in benefits in large part because our health care system is still so expensive so over the past twenty years companies and governments have been paying their employees more in benefits and less in cash wages and salaries and that's especially the case among people who work in the highly unionized public sector the big picture of all the different types of benefits the cost of health insurance has consumed the most of the average worker's compensation representing eight point two percent of a dollar in pay today versus five point eight cents of a dollar in one nine hundred ninety eight that's because the u.s. health health care system is so expensive right in the chain in cash for benefits and the problem there is that i can convert my b

earns only two dollars a day. he's borrowed almost three thousand dollars seeking treatment for his son's . it will take years to pay back. the. back line express it's as busy as any bricks and hospital. the train's head chef has lived and worked on board for a staggering twenty six. come at the. start. of the need. for money but the people.

intelligence agency reports two well then there are the sacked officials we mentioned. siri both close aides to bin soundman and by their own admission don't act on their own will for the first time the u.s. president on all trungpa xix press doubts about saudi arabia's explanation of how journalist jamal khashoggi was killed members of the u.s. congress from both sides of the aisle a strongly condemn the saudis latest admission as mike hanna reports from washington. of the in his element on the campaign trail but president trump cannot get away from persistent questions about jamal khashoggi initially described the saudi report concerning the killing as credible but listen twenty four hours later retreated from this position and no washington post telephone interview strongly criticized in the saudi explanation saying obviously there's been deception and there's be lies at the same time he continues to defend saudi arabia as an incredible ally and keeps open the possibility that the crown prince had no knowledge of the murder. this is at odds with members of congress t

the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to two immunologist for their work on cancer therapies james p. allison and. separately discovered and developed cancer treatments which improve the human immune system so the body can better attack cancer cells shala bella's takes a look back at the history of the prize. the first when i was a male adult then bearing in one thousand or one he films the antibodies could be transferred between people and animals and talked up theory antibodies from horses to create a human vexing early laureate's one for breakthroughs in and fictious diseases and bacteria like robert cog who identified that have per kilo suspect ariel i'm ronald ross who uncovered that malaria is sprayed by mosquitoes in the twenty's and thirty's prizes were awarded for discovering insulin the electrocardiogram or e.c.g. even the concept of blood groups after a brief hiatus for world war two the nobel prize in physiology or medicine returned awarding one of the biggest breakthroughs of the century alexander fleming one for discovering penicillin the foundation for a modern

at both the united states and china and trying to figure out what's the best balance between these two states japan's biggest trading partner today is china and that relationship will continue to be important but japan's security partner without comparison is the united states but the united states and japan also have many over at the institutions so in china japan's prime minister is having to perform a delicate balancing act adrian brown al jazeera beijing still ahead for you on the program thousands of migrants battle sickness and exhaustion as they march through mexico in hopes of entering the united states also. i'm wayne hay in palo indonesia where it's been almost a month since the earthquake and tsunami so many people are still missing tens of thousands are homeless and there's ongoing concern for the welfare of children the most vulnerable in the aftermath of a disaster. and for me no one championship meeting is out for the mexican ground train. hello there it's turning cooler now across in many parts of europe for a look at the satellite picture we can see the leading edge of

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the award went in two thousand to kim dae jung who was. his sunshine policy at the time and it was hoped that that would have bring massive and significant change to the peninsula but what he brought was a transfer of funds to the no funds that were then used missile develop a nuclear weapons development and for. the north korean leader kim mr kim to to oppress his people peter thank you so much our senior correspondent peter craven and if you want more information about this year's nobel peace prize of course you will find it on our website just quickly recapping the nobel peace prize for twenty eight thousand has been awarded jointly to dennis mccuaig and more rod for their work in raising visibility of wartime sexual bylane so that the perpetrators can be held to account you're watching. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit indonesia's super ways the island the death toll there has now risen to over fifteen hundred the search for sur

barely two weeks before the two thousand and sixteen election and reopened as a hotel expenses. the washington operation is just one of the dozens of luxury hotels condos resorts and golf courses that bear the trump brand from las vegas to vancouver and to the bud. before it launched critics of the hotel project would be too expensive to prove profitable but what most didn't anticipate was of the owner would win the white house. or in the of uncle suite at the trump international hotel it's named for the president's daughter it cost a thousand four hundred sixty. i've dollars to stay here and that's on the less expensive side of the lecture suites but like so many visitors to the hotel whether politicians tourists or journalists like us the only reason we decided to come here is because it's owned by the president of the united states when he was elected trump owned more than five hundred companies mostly under the umbrella of the trump organization and the president elect of the united states of america. in a controversial decision trump refused to divest from his companies ins

heads of international affairs committees of the of the two houses of parliament have also portrayed this decision as kind of a strategic ploy of trump's they've called this blackmail ahead of us national security advisers visit john bolton's visit to moscow this week and seen as a sort of trade strategy putting pressure on russia but the foreign ministry today also appealed for calm they also kind of are portraying the u.s. side as being almost sort of a bull in a in an international china shop as it were kind of breaking up of international agreements left and right and that's a kind of a strategy and a rhetoric that we've seen increasingly in the trumpet ministration from the russian side. present. repeatedly violating the agreement saying the vote is the reason why the u.s. wants to pull out of it easy right. well that's right the u.s. has repeatedly accused russia also under the obama administration they leveled accu such accusations russia and also today we saw official representatives of nato come out and also voiced concern over russia's violations now russia has repeatedly o

is standing up to two weeks of denials saudi state t.v. said the dissident journalist was killed in a fistfight inside its istanbul front seat as a box full western allies off the saudi government find the explanation convincing also on the program. hundreds of thousands of crude e.u. prisoners just take to the streets of central london to demand a fresh bright such bickering that as the prospects of a heartbreaks of nums they're all growing fears that the british economy could suffer for years to come. and several explosions rocked afghanistan killing more than a dozen people as bush has defied terror threats to cause their ballots in autumn a tree elections polling stations were picked open in longer to cope with a larger than expected turnout. the one. i'm christine window it's good to have you with us german chancellor under the magical has rejects that saudi arabia's explanation for the death of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi as an advocate saudi arabia say the washington post correspondent died in a fistfight in its istanbul co

could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. and can issue korea also survived a scare before booking his base and round three the ac it came back from a set down to be chinese teenager being three six six love six weeks. one of the greatest olympians of all time is set to take a big step forward in his new career is some bold as to make his first start in professional football the eighth time lympics sprint gold medalist is on trial with all strain in a side central coast mariners and has previously appeared as a substitute bolt will play up front in a trial match on friday. coaches satisfy the fitness the putting the started on up on that's always a big step. so on the started out i didn't get a chance to go into it to start i'm just going to do my best caused us to keeping. this has appealed for thieves to return the tour de france trophy he won the for the first time this yet cooper on the sports it was stolen while being exhibited in the english city of birmingham his team had led the trophy to one of the sponsors who says

commissioners voted in the first action of its kind to deny two major u.s. based doctors changes requests for permission to increase their most lucrative market that's data fees and doing so the f.c.c. cited for now at least with system a that's the securities industry and financial markets association which is the most prominent stakeholder opposing the increased one f.c.c. commissioner robert jackson who is a good guy called the denial a victory for ordinaries investors y n s y n a a new york stock exchange but first a denounce the decision. and we now consider some ways to diversify or question your investments as some are preparing for what may already be here and some views of mind a bear market to do so we are joined by brian livingston the author of muscular portfolios brian welcome first of all you're a dot com entrepreneur and journalist and and don't manage anybody's accounts i want to get that out of the way you're not making money from people trading people's money except for you want them to manage their own money that's a pretty noble cause why

this is these are two it's a fascinating article and fascinating two cases that you kind of lay out here i mean what is it about these two very different but very similar cases of domestic violence or you know domestic violence around them that makes them so you know indictive of our current criminal justice systems treatment of domestic violence so we know the courts have their own different state laws and you know we know we can't really compare what happened in those two different court rooms but at the same time this is two states apart in one instance you have a person being sentence who actually conspired to murder a person in an effort to avoid child support and a woman who had a husband who she already she already spoke out about him abusing her he even in court said that he was violent towards her and still with all of the necessity still had to serve close to six years on him present in house arrest and i think is a problem that we need to look. what's going on and we need to acknowledge these things because if we don't they're just going to keep happening and happening and hap

here's another one showing two lifeguards rescuing two drowning women. off of the surf. it is called "under two." and, look at this. the man is almost impossibly muscular. this man is like a cover of a romance novel. his shirt has been ripped away from him. and then the two lovers -- there is even debate whether these are two females or one female and one male. so, gender in homer becomes almost ambiguous, more ambiguous as his career goes on. but, in terms of painting, just from this detail, you can see, again, what a master artist he is. what he can convey with his brushwork. he does, he is a great water colorist. he goes on a series of holidays. he cannot even -- always stay on the coast of maine. he goes into the adirondack mountains. he often works with an older guy, who, i would say, is the same model he used in this one, "the man with the beard". except now, where is he going? this man, in 1876, he is pointing off to the internet -- infinite horizons. the great america that is out there. in 1893, where are the horizons? is it about america coming to a dead end, or

two months later and after a fierce jewel the two men meet again same office different atmosphere. the ministers stand straight and tall but is stunned and defeated he lost in the show of strength with the c.e.o. his defeat is also france's defeat. were. the c.e.o. is patrick cronin. the company sold to the u.s. without consulting the french data. in a deal that was sealed in circumstances where the of a spy novel from prying eyes and public opinion in. the sale deals a terrible blow to french industry and its energy independence today this affair of state is shrouded in a deafening silence. story begins in the city of belfort this is where the company was blown in eight hundred seventy two and since then it has literally shaped the region initially gold as a c.m. the alsatian corporation of mechanical engineering the company adopted the name in one thousand. twenty eight when it merged with the company francaise thomas who stood ever since then has played a major part in many major french projects it designed the propulsion system for the normandy then the world's fastest liner an

the two minute mark the first stage boosters begin to separate something goes wrong. all right and i cheated and there's no time to wait or think that one hundred twenty one seconds and merge and see protocols engage automatically the mission is compromised there are milliseconds to get the crew away with. the families of the crew with the heads of course morse and nasa watch on as the ejection system jettisons the crew module away from the rocket boosters the for the tons of high explosive fuel detonate and we have lift gate tower for history is now jettisoned the ballistic trajectory they're all in is rougher than anticipated the crew is shaken and battered but stay conscious with room for a little humor remember forty six. three minutes in emergency systems function as intended they begin their descent back to earth within minutes as search and rescue operation is underway helicopters are soon borne powering towards the landing site wealth legacy a mix families pray and hope it's not realize that the i watched the launch on t.v. and then i got the news from my neig

i think huge influence include sort of those two parts components me me me more of them. jimbo you mean you lose your good christian. you know who is going on could sort of but who is to you while these are journalistic of revelations if we can call them that continue to be made it does seem to continue to be a major standstill in terms of figuring out kind of a common way to move forward with this story which continues at this point to be a lot of he said she said and certainly a lot of opposing opinions on how exactly and what had happened to scripture all and in terms of these specific individuals that have been in the headlines recently . cheerleading russian footballers are being investigated after two people were allegedly attacked in moscow within two hours of each other while a high ranking government official in the cafe and another man in the street both victims were taken to hospital. with sports correspondent alexia. when i looked at those videos i thought somebody was trying to reenact the grand theft auto computer game in the streets of moscow but then it ha

there spend two i.p.o.'s are scheduled this week here in frankfurt two very different companies from very different sectors tomorrow west wing will have its listing and internet shop selling furniture and other trendy stuff via the internet all over europe and on friday very big relatively big i.p.o. will happen here in frankfurt kanada grahams a makes breaks for lorries and also for railway trains the i.p.o. could be valued or the company market valuation of a company might be up to fourteen billion euros and this would mean that this i.p.o. of might be bigger than the one which up until now has been the largest one here in germany so far siemens healthy there just briefly good timing for these guys i mean there's a sell off at the moment which continues. that's true but if anything this encourages companies to make their i.p.o.'s now you know with interest rates rising in the u.s. there is the idea on the markets that we are ending the end of a cycle and that this is the time for a company to go public if