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denmark tightening its borders -- a crisis for the united states of europe? a somalian refugee's cinderella story in germany. europe is in a state of alarm

now, we are having a major shift in demographics of the united states, of europe and of also the audience. so many people in asia are watching hollywood movies and business is going there. what we are feeling now are the pressures of demographic change and the academy facing them. the academy and ausc-arizona are a public relations instrumental of hollywood. the real power structure are the movie studios, that finance the films and that we see. they are the ones that choose the actors and directors. >> that's where the issue is until the hollywood studios start creating more content for a global audience with a more diverse cast, more diverse film makers, we are going to have this problem coming up again. so, it really is the power structure. if you look at performs this year, it is a tragedy that the academy didn't nominate them. people started feeling this disconnect to what the audience was responding to and what the decision makers were responding to. >>> still to come on al jazeera, praying for power, bolivia's most popular leader has finished 10 years in office and wants to stay lon

the european union is the united states of europe. and two united states are better than one. promotion andnd substanance. they amplify america. what if it blows up. >> give me a reason for hope and optimism? >> because you cannot walk around here, meetoungeople here starting things, ngos or businesses, who don'tell you that it is just amazing how easy it is to be a maker today. leveraging the cloud. that for no money i started this ngo. i started this business. i started this collaboration. today the important balance of power in my view is between makers and breakers. the breakers get a lot of attention. isis, we hear about them every day. there are so many more makers than breakers. the balance of power, thank god, is still in our favor. always great to see you. >> thank you. >>> now here is a look at what is making news as we go into a new week "on the money." >> it was a wild week for your money if you have any in the stock market. the holiday week saw them close at the lowest level. the markets had a modest rally on thursday and kept rising on friday. the producer price

denmark tightening its borders -- a crisis for the united states of europe? and, a somalian refugee's cinderella story in germany. europe is in a state of alarm once again after a suicide bomber killed a group of tourists in istanbul last week. and like some of the terrorists who carried out last november's paris attacks, the bomber had registered as a syrian refugee. this latest attack has fueled fears that is terrorists are using the migrant crisis to cross borders undetected. turkish newspapers have repeatedly warned of the presence of an i.s. terrorist cell, causing some to question just how effective the country's intelligence operations are. reporter: the hagia sophia -- a cathedral,then a mosque and now a museum. and nearby, another famous istanbul landmark, the blue mosque. this is istanbul at its most majestic. and it was here on sultanahmet square that a suicide bomber killed 10 tourists on january 12, allegedly sent by the is terror organisation. the streets and alleys around sultanahmet square , usually full of people, are now eerily quiet. the hot

ether. >> i think the united states needs to look at europe, this is about building a political project of unity, of peace, working together. from the united states on this, also u.s. take a look and look at us as the jurorniors. >> we have a humanitarian crises unfolding. every country, uk, u.s. and rest of europe have a part to play. we cannot simply turn our back on it. syrian refugees are on europe's doorstep. u.s. is in the same step as the uk. we cannot forget humanity. >> armstrong: progress has been made? >> absolutely. we should be setting the tone for the uk and u.s. we are not doing that right now. >> armstrong: i would like to thank all of our guests for their extraordinary contribution america, people all around the world where this show airs, sky news and my executive producer and care that made it possible and scott news, thank you on behalf of armstrong williams, good day, everybody. [captioning provided by u.s. captioning company] >>> in today's world production agriculture isn't stand and talk, it's work and do. hands on, implements down. whether it's corn, soybeans or wh

. >> i think that would be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe and the entire world. >> reporter: authorities say he is now a leading suspect as the new isis executioner, which if it is the case, will put him on the same list that led to the drone strike against the previous jihadi john who oversaw the execution of four american hostages. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> the ntsb's release of those haunting images of the "el faro" are raising more questions than answers. the cargo ship went down in the bahamas during hurricane joaquin last october killing all 33 people on board. but as the images indicate, the twisted wreckage there, there is still no sign of the ship's crew or the ship's black box. >>> after a month-long wait, a family in houston, texas, is waking up at home this morning for the first time with three new members. it is a rare set of identical female triplets born on december 1st, ten weeks premature. so little addison, kingsley and savannah harris. each weighed barely three pounds at birth but yesterday they were healthy enoug

. >> i think that will be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe and the entire world. >> in the new video he calls the british prime minister an imbecile then helps execute five alleged british spies. >>> the mother of the affluenza teen has a court hearing. texas authorities want to extradite tonya couch. she is accused of helping her son flee and hide in mexico. she was brought back by u.s. marshals last week. ethan is still in mexico fighting extradition. down four people two years ago. >>> also in california millions bracing for the second in a series of severe storms fueled by el nino. the state's last storm 18 years ago killed more than a dozen people and caused billions of dollars in damage. particularly vulnerable today are the recent burn areas where the soil is so parched and packed that it's unable to absorb intense bursts of water. those heavy rains could trigger mudslides. take a look here, the latest weather radar picture justify toast storm worries, a band of storms stretching nearly 700 miles covering nearly the entire west coast o

. >> i think that would be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe and the entire world. >> reporter: and tonight, british officials say, he is a leading suspect, as new isis executioner, which, if it is the case, will put him on the same list that led to the drone face of evil, the so-called jihadi john, who executed four american hostages, david. >> brian ross on these new developments tonight. brian, thank you. >>> back here at home, new developments in a deadly police shooting making headlines across the country. bail granted tonight for former officer michael slager, set at $500,000. the incident caught on camera, he's accused of fatally shooting walter scott eight times from behind after he ran from a routine traffic stop last april. scott's father objecting to the decision, calling slager a danger to the community. >>> tonight,he ntsb is releasing haunting new images from that mystery at sea, the "el faro," the cargo ship that went down during hurricane joaquin in october, killing all 33 on board. we have new video now of its final resting pla

butted with) siddartha dhar: "i think that will be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe, and the, you know, the entire world " dhar is the leading suspect for the new isis executioner. the previous jihadi john is believed to have been killed in an airstrike late last year in syria. ahead today... president obama will outline his plan for the executive actions he's going to take on gun control. but even before he hits the podium... he's already facing stiff opposition from some of the candidates hoping to take his job. some like ben carson, comparing the push to obamacare. president is abusing his power... but the commander in chief says that's not true. (obama) "the good news is, is that these are not only recommendations that are well within my legal authority and the executive branch but they're also ones that the overwhelming majority of the american people, including gun owners, support and believe in. the president is expected to give his address from the east room at about 8-40 this morning. c-e-s is just one day away... ....but you don't have to wait that long to

siddartha dhar: i think that will be the beginning of the end of the united states of america, of britain, of europe, and the, you know, the entire world a side-by-side comparison of dhar and the new isis executioner is far from conclusive. his family says it is not sure it is him. some reporters who have interviewed dhar say it is him and others say it is not. but one person in the video who has been identified by his family, is this young english- speaking boy, who isis shamelessly uses to call for the killing of disbelievers. a alleged kidnapping we hear from the woman on how she was able to escape plus... it's being compared to the batmobile. a look at faraday future's newly unveiled it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. donald trump says bill clinton's personal life is "fair game" in the battle for the white house. but do voters agree? randi kaye spoke with some clinton supporters, as the former president hit the campaign t

i ask you, first and foremost, the execution by saudi arabia of the sheik has been criticized in the united states, the united nations, europe. what would you government have said after the execution of this sheik? >> that this was a very unwise move without justification. in britain we're against capital punishment in any circumstances. but if it's going to used, it needs to be used for serious, egregious terrorists. some of those executions were terrorists. you understand that. but there was no evidence, that i'm aware of that the sheik was in any active way involved in terrorism. he was an oppositionist to the saudi regime, but he was not a terrorist. and the saudis muff calculated what the consequences of executing this man in these circumstances would be. >> let's talk about the consequences in a moment. by the same token you would condemn iran storming and violating diplomatic immunity of the bembassy? >> that's clear. this kind of invasions of embassies has to stop. what this illustrates is the serious divisions inside the iranian regime. >> in terms of the bigger impact, what will this do to whatever is going on in t

. >> i think the united states needs to look at europe, this is about building a political project of unity, of peace, working together. i think we have a lot to learn from the united states on this, also u.s. take a look and look at us as the jurorniors. >> we have a humanitarian crises unfolding. of europe have a part to play. we cannot simply turn our back on it. doorstep. uk. we cannot forget humanity. made? >> absolutely. we should be setting the tone for the uk and u.s. we are not doing that right now. >> armstrong: i would like to thank all of our guests for their extraordinary contribution to the education of not only america, people all around the world where this show airs, sky news and my executive producer and care that made it possible and scott news, thank you on behalf of armstrong williams, good day, everybody.

front, the most influential journalist in that country are two entities of the united states, voice of america and radio free europe. "cnn" does a great job around the world and i admire the work that they do but there is no comparison to the climate of resources. the second of your question, i think the of london's of information that we are dealing with in terms of propaganda, i think it's easy to overstate the influence it has and i think, i certainly take it seriously and i understand it's voluminous but in the research we have done and in my own walking the streets of kiev and talking to government officials and key of, i spoke with the foreign relations chair of the parliament and she told me that the work that is being done is having an absolute critical effect in countering the volume of the propaganda because the credibility is real and as journalists sometimes it sounds a little idealistic. i still have a little of that idealism, but it really does matter when it's credible and credibility is a heavyweight against volume in terms of tropicana. >> let's talk about reform. again as you know there's criticis

: -- the most influential journalists in that country are two entities of the united states, voice of america and radio-free europe liberty. so that's -- cnn does a great job around the world, and i admire the work that they do, but there's no comparison to the deployment of resources that we have. to the second point of your question, i think the abundance of information that we're dealing with in terms of propaganda, i think it's easy to overstate the influence it's having. and i think there's -- i certain will hi take it seriously and understand that it's voluminous, but in the research i've done in my own walking the streets of kiev talking to government officials, i spoke with the foreign relations chair of the parliament, and she told me that the work that is being done is having an absolute critical effect in countering the volume of propaganda because the credibility is real. and as journalists, sometimes it sounds a little idealistic. i still have a little of that idealism. >> let's talk about the reforms. again, as you know, there's been criticism about the duplication of efforts at the bbg. so you have