explain how the wrong is have normalize relations with saudi arabia improve relations with uh, the u. e. r. in conversations with jordan. and egypt of course is crucial because this is one of the states that broke rations with the wrong in the early 19 eighties has been on associated a pretty negative relations terms with the rom for several decades now. and it would be a significant turn of events if these 2 stage beyond just being able to visit each other and having occasional meetings at international for like there's actually a able to put the past behind them and restore relations for me. and given that this is happening at a time when he runs, regional standing is weakening because of what's happened in syria. clearly this is very important for all more. will iran then be looking to capitalize on this the meeting? mean you speak of rapper, small. anything else that you will be looking out for as well? i think you're also see here a situation in which there is a degree of convergence of interest. precisely what because of what is happening in syria. now of course, many of the arab sta

now. job one for h t s r u t r e of our shop. the alliance of islam is remo groups. now in charge is rebranding. distancing the movement from early links to outside in a country where the vast majority are sunni muslims. messages of reassurance have been sent to religious and ethnic minorities, including christians, kurtz, and she, most of us will see one of these id to mostly now to set up. then you have to fly. that nice little can see that, how are you? i mean, hold on for the, for the day for promises have been offered of safety for displaced syrians who want to return home messages also tailored to get regional support, particularly from neighboring turkey. h t s is leaders that are shut off is also known by his known to get boot mohammed al jolanda. he has been sending several non verbal signals of his own. i was astonished by the branding campaign of somebody to shut out. i'm in, besides shortening his myriads, the kind of 1st on the side where you don't have any moustache. also a bit changed, taking off and i'm on my way to the mines international audiences o

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d r. u e also express disapproval, la labeling, get as a continuation of occupation and reaching international was saudi arabia also viewed this action by as well as a sabotage to serious path to security and stability. so while one is really feeling the impact of the changes in syria, it's not just them. other countries are also sounding the alarm on these wells whiskey moves in syria and everyone is keeping a close watch worried that things might get even more tense and the already valid type of legion unit use of thanks for breaking down at all. that for us are to correspond to use of july only into around no, we may have inadvertently released a fake report. so say cnn. admitting that a syrian presenter, they spotlighted in a viral use pix, could have offered their correspondent, a made up identity. that's the conclusion of an official pro by the us media giant . it's so as we have subsequently been investigating his background and are aware that he may have given a false identity, that re

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sanctions are being justified as a counter measure to to police these suppression of violent pro e u protests or r t correspondence. charlotte davinsky has been covering the violent protests for weeks. she shows us just how much of a hand the you really has in the unrest. as george's presidential election has kicked off the country's national security service has one of the potential for move islands to erupt on the streets. and it says it's uncovered. a criminal plot not only to disrupt that, but taking place, but also to create an alter official crisis. criminal organizers will try to increase the protests direction to encourage radical attitudes, which according to them, should turn into uncontrolled processes and to accuse the government in an indirect way. the implementation of the above mentioned processes is insured by local actors with the coordination of foreign special services process escalated at the end of this end. but also the movie house is built in for you said it was switching to join until 2028. that led to the current prices in choose know to not policy, saying she won't acknow

that'd be a cut r u e to add on to all the neighborhood. is it possible for a new order to rise and say that keeps all of these disparate policies happy? i mean, obviously the interest of iran, the interests of the united states, russia, i mean, they have very different tele site perspectives on issues. is it possible to look for a new syria to arise that is not course in some kind of tension between these policies? well, certainly there will be some sort of passions because it's almost impossible to please everybody and to meet every once a demands but have of a so we should look at the principles you know, as international and regional community. what are the agreed principles that we are expecting from the new government in damascus? a, we don't want them to see uh, mixing up with totally screwed ups, mainly isis and take a, a b. we don't want them to pose any threats to leave the neighboring countries. see, we don't want them. uh, you know, uh for anything badly. the minority is christian, otherwise it's easy to use. a took him on the c

we are gearingng u up to honor e incredible patriots and military veterans and first responders r inspirationalay heroes. who better to beo mc the event n our very own sean hannity will join us later. is everybody l excited? >> i was a little upset because i came out here and everybodyd collapsed.jo then johnny came out and it wasf a thunderous round of applause. >> we love johnny an>> jd love u back. now let's ge nt to the big newsf the day jesse. doge is shaping up to shake up washington. they've met with lawmakers alltl day on capitol hill laying out a plan to torch $2 trillion inment wasteful government government spending take a look. >> yill on maskwacis have to say do democrats agree. >> he says any firings will be done with respect though. >> and hopefully it's good for many of the individuals as we make the transition from government service back to thect private sector iorn the manner which respects them because itit wasn't about wringing the biggest source of cost-saving anyway if cot gives us latitudeu be able to treat those workers and their families in a respectful way in a way wh

georgian president calls for students to join the pro e u. revolt lang, thieves for the city, the summer headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. this is r t international. the syrian army is fighting a major militant offensive that erupt is near the turkish border in recent days. as russian aviation assist in the operation, it reports at least 100 terrorists were eliminated. over the past 24 hours of the syrian arab ami with support of the russian aerospace forces continues its operation to repel terrorist aggression in the live hama under the provinces. over the last 24 hours, miss island bombing strikes were conducted on militants, as well as hardware gathering areas, strongholds, fuel and ammunition storage facilities. vehicle columns, rocket launch, systems, and field artillery positions, and come on centers. at least 100 terrorists were eliminated. the statement also emphasized that the actions of a us sled anti terrorist coalition are creating dangerous conditions in the syrian air space. the fighting has touched 3 of the countries provinces and live a level and ha, where militant forces are gaining grounds. and verified footed sh

said about how the different actors and sit down to the r as f and the students, and he's on fulls of or accessing money internationally. the u. e. had this become a hub, it's become sort of a bank for all the malign actors in africa. and the sydney's on schools is not an exception. what i think we need to look at them is international mechanisms of cub . not just the sort of, you know, the different access that we don't like. but lots of that are able to benefit from some of the grey economies and particularly around gold of people's like this going it's what, when you mentioned that you a showing perhaps this, which we showed at the beginning in our report, which is alexa to i said that's a from the white house, and it's about the united arab emirates and the role. and it says the u a as informed the administration. it will not now be transferring any weapons to the r s f and will not be doing so, going forward. alex, what do you make to this? i mean, is, is this proof that they were doing it all along and do you trust the assurances from the bite and administration with just a few weeks to go that confidence about this? it? y

c e u. countries by those expedition, requests were denied time and time again because germany or sites in his uh, safety concerns, b, r. any, all that, all of course. now since then, we know that there have been dozens of people speaking out on line, including x most lives, who claim that this man is not who he presents to be. and that he actually use that x and most of them cards in order to gain that refugee status in germany, which he did get 10 years later in 2016. there are also allegations that he has links to extreme this organizations and not the kind that target muslims, but the kind that target europeans, extreme radical as well as networks including isis. and we would expect something like this to be mentioned in mainstream media, but we're not seeing any of this because we can be search in which case is that you want that you would expect that is at least be brought up in mesa media, but it's not mentioned at all, and by the way, another aside to this, you've got a law must be an accused of interfering and driven these upcoming elections to correct. absolutely. right now what does one have to do with the o

r e's under arms effectively under are the ones payroll. so between the us sanctions and, you know, serious resources under control of the u. s. the steering government was followed out if the economy was, was in shambles. the, you know, the people were, were living, you know, hand to mouth. and so this created the social and economic conditions where the, there has obviously been a huge infiltration a coal option of the syrian military government. various klan syrian klan. so to that, that, you know, i support the syrian government. this, this was done incredibly sorely and apparently went under the noses of not only syrian intelligence, but russian intelligence and iranian intelligence as well. the syrian military was bribed, bought black mailed into simply standing down, and then there's a history for that. so if you take a look at what happened in iraq in 2003, there was very little fighting. most of the iraqi government, the iraqi military was bought off. the same thing happened in libya at the end in triple 8, where the commanders for the defense of the city, just down there, troops and, and let it in. this happened on a

r e's under arms effectively under are the ones payroll. so between the us sanctions and, you know, serious resources under control of the u. s. the steering government was followed out if the economy was, was in shambles. the, you know, the people were, were living, you know, hand to mouth. and so this created the social and economic conditions where there has obviously been a huge infiltration, a co option of the syrian military government. various klan syrian klan, so to that, that, you know, i support the syrian government this, this was done incredibly sorely and apparently went under the noses of not only serial intelligence, but russian intelligence in a iranian intelligence as well. the syrian military was bribed, bought black mailed into simply standing down, and then there's a history for that. so if you take a look at what happened in iraq in 2003, there was very little fighting. most of the iraqi government, the iraqi military was bought off. the same thing happened in libya at the end in triple 8, where the commanders for the defense of the city, just down there, troops and, and let it at this happened on a massiv

e. matt mcgough: yeah. stephanie lazarus: l-a-z-a-r-u-s. stephanie was very cordial, even helpful. museum that-- where they had stolen a bunch of-- like five or six-- in an armed robbery takeover. the lapd has had an art theft detail since the '70s or the '80s. and it was one detective who sort of kept that unit going for a long time. and i think he brought stephanie in sort of to groom her to take over from him when he retired. so she was in a pretty-- pretty plum position. narrator: her personal life was in a great place too. in 1996, lazarus had married another lapd detective. [cheering] and they adopted a baby daughter. both at home and on the job, stephanie lazarus' life had never seemed better. then came the winter of 2009, and unbeknownst to this high achieving cop, she was now the focus of a murder investigation, one that would have to be done in secret. you don't get to choose your suspects. you don't get to choose your victims. but you can choose to solve the case. and that's what we tried to do. narrator: coming up. narrator: was sherri's husband still carrying a torch f

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