and removal from office and disqualification to hold any office of high honor trust or profit under the united states of america. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under rule 9, the resolution offered from the floor offered by a member other than the majority and/or minority leader as a question of the privileges of the house has immediate precedence only at a time designated by the chair within two legislative days after the resolution is properly noticed. pending that designation, the form of the resolution noticed by the gentleman from texas will appear in the record at this point. the chair will not at this point determine whether the resolution constitutes a question of privilege. that determination will be made at the time designated for [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> c-span "washington jourm with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning with president trump expected to dessert file the iran nuclea

bosnian serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrendered to a bosnian army unit under his command. least ten people have been killed in a strikes in syria so it lived province despite it being part of a deescalation zone the chaotic scenes in the popular market town of mara in the aftermath of the bombing sources on the ground believe the strikes were launched by syrian government warplanes goes to the victims are believed to have been civilians we want turkey's military have released a statement detailing their operations in syria's it live province our senior correspondent barbara is live for us in the house and ali of the turkey syria border a very complex and complicated picture that is developing where you are and one wonders what the methodology of the turks is in terms of the operations there on the border. so hey let me give you an idea of where we stand at this particular moment behind me you can see some of the whales in a way highly those are positions of the turkish military brought in more reinforcement tanks artillery and there are more armed vehicles whi

these are the so—called silent majority, now in full voice, taking to the streets of barcelona, uniting underolours of spain's nationalflag. many under the colours of spain's national flag. many here under the colours of spain's nationalflag. many here refused under the colours of spain's national flag. many here refused to vote in catalonia's independence referendum. the result was 90% in favour of independence, but more than half of the population stayed away from the voting stations. they are calling for unity. people here are calling for unity. people here are saying once and forever that we wa nt to are saying once and forever that we want to be free to speak our minds, to say that catalonia is in spain. we want to show people that not everyone in catalonia wants independence. as you can see, there are a lot of people that once spain and catalonia to be together. there has been a week of demonstrations and those calling for dialogue, but the spanish government is claiming this is the biggest rally by far. it is huge. there are streets blocked off and coaches coming in from elsewhere in s

these are the so—called silent majority, now in full voice, taking to the streets of barcelona, uniting under the rojigualda — spain's nationalflag. many here refused to vote in catalonia's banned independence referendum. the result was 90% in favour of independence, but more than half of the voting population stayed away from the polling stations. they're calling for unity. people here are saying once and forever that we want to be free to speak our minds, we want to be heard, to say that catalonia is spain. we want to show people that not everyone in catalonia wants the independence. as you can see, there are a lot of people that want spain and catalonia to be together. there has been a week of demonstrations, pro—independence, those calling for dialogue, but the spanish government is claiming this is the biggest by far — and it is huge. streets have been blocked off, and coaches coming in from elsewhere in spain can't get here, but those who are supporting independence are saying, stay indoors today, don't add to these numbers, and then we'll see the real support on both sides. the spanish

but i didn't know there was a thousand troops in niger units under ground there you didn't know we had a thousand troops in the air did you. know i did not. come up to this muslim couple in france are under investigation by the authorities after they attempt to register their newborn child with the name of jihad. and the independent learn to read the book appears in stores in catalonia in an attempt to create a very young to the idea of breaking away from. afternoon for me kevin zero in this is our international so we're starting with this than this as the u.s. military and congress try to piece together what led to the deaths of american servicemen in this month it seems many lawmakers had no idea at all about their troop presence in that very african country three weeks ago a group of american and local troops were attacked in the fight for u.s. servicemen and ten year in soldiers killed in the bush the pentagon says the group had no full air support until two hours after the battle began according to estimates as the second largest u.s. military presence in africa eight hundred of a

unite. it simply puts her further and deeper into difficulties. as the snp's annual conference gets under way in glasgow, nicola sturgeon says she will commit to exploring all options to secure eu citizens' status in scotland. tens of thousands of people show their support for the spanish government, with demonstrations against independence for catalonia. after leaving a trail of devastation across central america, hurricane nate moves inland in the south east of the united states. also in the next hour... the royal foundation announces a £2 million grant to help find digital solutions to mental health problems. it's the largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry. the president of afghanistan talks about the scale of the challenges facing his country in the world's most difficultjob. that's in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister, sirjohn major, has weighed into the debate over theresa may's future, calling those conservatives who are seeking to undermine the prime minister self—abso

and they came to the united states under a program called temporary protective status, t.p.s. it's a humanitarian program that says if you're fleeing a country because of one of these horrific conditions, during that short period of time, you can legally come to the united states. so, for example, liberia was granted t.p.s. status because of the ebola crisis. and some liberians came to the united states to seek refuge and were granted legal status here under that humanitarian program. haiti was granted t.p.s. status after the 2010 earthquake which killed over 300,000 haitians. el salvador was also granted t.p.s. status because of an earthquake, a devastating earthquake that took place in el salvador. and so, these are individuals who came to the country legally under this program to grant protection to people who are fleeing devastating situations. and many of these t.p.s. individuals have been in the united states for over 20 years now. they are small business men and women. they're homeowners. they're contributing to our communities and to our economy. mr. president, the rea

across beijing you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by comrade xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is thoughts are set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems assured not. just for the next five years but perhaps for the next twenty years and you dream brown al-jazeera. now astronauts on the international space station to be now to the no space walk they were trying to repair a blurry camera on the station's robotic camera is needed to spot supplying shipments when she due to arrive in just a few weeks' time it is likely to be the last space walk in two thousand and seventeen. plenty more of course on a website al-jazeera dot com is the address all the stories that we're covering right there an

and serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrenders to a boy in an army unit under his command. well still ahead here on al-jazeera africa's first female president is ready to hand over power as librarians prepare for elections and find out why australia's highest court is set to decide if it should fall seven politicians out of parliament. hello there let's start off with a look at the weather over viet nam because we have a storm that's working its way towards us eventually we're expecting it to make landfall and when it does it's going to disintegrate fairly readily and give us a lot of very heavy rain and i do think the problems from the system is going to be the rain rather than the winds they shouldn't be too strong certainly a lot of heavy rain across this region that we've already seen some places reporting over one hundred millimeters so this rain on top of that could well give us a problem with the widespread flooding that system gradually disintegrates as i mentioned as it works its way towards the west but behind it still plenty of wind bringing in plent

under our far eastern commander douglas macarthur. the the problem was that those troops and their units were badly under strength, the troops were badly trained and the equipment they had was carryovers from world war ii, so it wasn't useful for them. we quickly threw over some forces. the saddest episode was task fort smith. task force smith was a unit, a weak battalion that was commanded by a guy name charles smith who had extensive combat experience. he occupied a position and the soviet built tanks roared right through it. one guy fired a bazooka 22 rounds point-blank into soviet made tanks and they bounced off. needless to say that was disconcerting for the troops. the tanks passed through eventually north korean infantry came through and smith's people were compelled to retreat. soldiers fell back and occupied a position in blue here on the map that we call the pusan perimeter. there we'll able to stable things with american troops, republic of korea troops and foreign powers troops. when the invasion took place, harry truman presented the issue to the 90 nations. fortunately for the united states at the time the soviet union wa

his work led to the creation of a research unit under the former prime minister, david cameron, whichonomics editor kamal ahmed assesses his contribution. 0k, ok, so she has a pretty good hand here... economists are not usually asked to appear in hollywood blockbusters. richard thaler is an exception. here he is with selena gomez explaining why the financial crisis happened. everybody bet opti prices would go up forever. —— property prices. this was a mistake. we make a lot of them. let's take his theory called nudge. the government wants us to eat far more healthily. it could pay lots of money on public education films warning us about a beastie. but mr thaler says that might not what work. much better just thaler says that might not what work. much betterjust put healthy food in your eyeliner on a higher shelf. uses that could work much more, nudging us to the right choice. nudge could work in other ways. that forgotten gym membership, send a text reminding people that their friends send a text reminding people that theirfriends are send a text reminding people that their friends ar

across beijing you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by comrade xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is thoughts are set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems assured not. just for the next five years but perhaps for the next twenty years adrian brown al jazeera beijing. now in mexico city women are regularly face threats and assaults when they use taxis there's also been an increase in the number of murders of women by male drivers working for right hating services but when you see app is trying to improve safety by only hiring female drivers is john holdren. a new poll ranks mexico city is the fourth worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded sp

bosnian serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrendered to a bosnian army unit under his command i'm going the calista kept germany's refugee intake at two hundred thousand a year as she tries to unite her coalition partners following last month's election the german chancellor made the announcement alongside hall c. hoffa the leader of the coalition partners c.s.u. bavaria one of the strongest critics of her refugee policy. christian democrats to be forced to pursue coalition to go with several parties after a worse than expected election result for me. in this i'm happy that we found a compromise we didn't make it easy for ourselves yesterday for many hours we discussed all facets of asylum law refugee law and immigration law in detail we also analyzed the current situation and it was clear that it is all about an overall concept an overall concept and regularly true framework for migration. british prime minister tourism a says the amount the u.k. will have to pay to exit the e.u. won't be known for sure until the country. speaking to parliament she said the final

these are the so—called silent majority, now in full voice, taking to the streets of barcelona, uniting underesult was 90% in favour of independence but more than half of the voting population stayed away from the polling stations. they are here calling for unity. the people who are here are saying once and forever we wa nt are here are saying once and forever we want to be free to speak. we want to be here to say catalonia is spain. we want to show people that not everyone in catalonia wants independence. as you can see, there are a lot of people that want spain and catalonia to be together.m are a lot of people that want spain and catalonia to be together. it has been a week of demonstrations of pro—independence, those calling for dialogue, but the spanish government is claiming this is the biggest by far. it's a huge. the streets have been blocked. coaches coming from other parts of spain cannot get here. but those supporting independents have said please stay indoors, do not add to these numbers, then we will see the real support on both sides. the spanish prime minister spoke. translatio

and serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrenders to a boy as an army unit under his command. kenyan police have fired on people protesting against proposed changes that would make it harder for the supreme court to a now an election. the. key protesters were taken to hospital in the capital nairobi with gunshot wounds a rerun of august presidential vote is due to take place in two and a half weeks after the cotton aleph either here or kenya at israel action citing irregularities the latest demonstration came as a rights group released new figures saying thirty seven people were killed in the protests that followed the orchestra election. we are being killed we're being tear gas and shell said what have we done wrong why is it that when can yasser supporters stagecoaches they are not tortured or beaten. so no comment kenya is a democratic country and we want to allow people to play around with our rights as citizens we have a right to demonstrate right now one of us has been shot for no reason we are requesting the president to stop giving orders to harm us. there

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they have to be united under some statement and goals and guiding code. strongly, so far, and the work report this morning. the terms of national rejuvenation. national rejuvenation is something that can be pushed very hard by a concentrated party elite. you heard him talk, about the economy moving toward a more conservative one. that is a mix. we have had revenue growth in manufacturing grow every order and in some cases accelerate since it bottoms out in 2015. is it rebalancing? the other thing is real averaging. there's a lot to say about the country not deleveraging at all. some people are borrowing more. when we saw credit slowing down, we saw it accelerate once again. how much storage we put into these words? david: you may have seen the term in the last few days debalancing suggesting by some the actual game plan. been moved off the previous reform objective of market guidance, of transferring guiding authority to the market. we have seen quite an explosion of party-controlled devices, which if they are innovations. under xi, we have seen the use o

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israel is expected to announce plans to build almost two and a half thousand new settlements units illegal under international law forty percent are earmarked to be built east of the separation wall in the occupied west bank. this those of headlines risking it all is coming up next stay with us. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping keen to consolidate his power so what does that mean for this country and indeed the rest of the world join me adrian brown for live coverage and analysis here on algeria. thank you. thank you thank you. thank you. there are two staples to vietnamese life rice and bamboo for its many uses. thank you. so hot hot hot hot. so we go now not on the out like that. you know. i am going to make one more. you know when you're not going to get new laws what are you going on new i mean you're got to get your home gotten it right you want to make up some not. so make up your. dollars that's looking to you know i mean here we make someone else's money but we didn't exactly do you know i mean do you g

this is the news live from berlin a show of support for a united spain under the thousands take to the streets of barcelona to protest against coghlan independence madrid's warned that any breakaway efforts by codd along leaders will have no a fact also on the show has the german chancellor to change her position on migration as part of coalition talks or conservative c.d.u. has reached a compromise deal on limiting the number of migrants we'll get some analysis. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show in spain there's been a massive rally in barcelona against plans by cottle on leaders to declare independence now this march came as these towns find ministers said he would take measures to prevent the region from breaking away organizers say nearly a million demonstrators packed into the center of barcelona local police put that number at three hundred fifty thousand the protesters called for an end to the country's worst political crisis in decades. while we start our coverage with this report from mathis who is. that demonstration. was long live the nation is a message. christina a stud

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north korea, however, wanted to unite under its terms and so it sent insurgents into south korea to try and overthrow that government and they failed to do so. then, in january of 1950, the u.s. secretary of state dean achison made a significant error. in a speech talking about the areas of influence and positions that were vital to the united states's interest, he mentioned japan and the philippines and omitted south korea. the north koreans interpreted that as a statement that the u.s. wouldn't go to war to defend south korea, and so in june of 1950, armed with soviet equipment and aided by the chinese, the north koreans invaded south korea, and as you can see from our map, they stormed right across the border. the south koreans were largely caught off-guard and unprepared. the u.s. had military forces in japan under our far eastern commander douglas macarthur. the problem was that those troops and their units were badly understrength. the troops were badly trained and the equipment they had was a carryover from world war ii. it wasn't useful for them. we quickly threw over some force

washington post" says the president will say the 2015 deal is not in the national interest of the united states. under the term of the agreement the president must certify it every 90 days. he has certified it twice already. desert fieing the deal would move the issue to congress where lawmakers would have to decide to reimpose sanction ones iran. iran has threatened to walk away from the agreement if it happens and restart its work on nuclear weapons. >>> following the massacre in las vegas the nra is endorsing tighter restrictions on bump stops allowing semi automatic rifles to fire hundreds of rounds per minute>> takes the actions of the gun bouncing it back and forth so your finger is in place and basically the dpun is moving, bouncing your finger off the trigger. >> bump stock devices were found on 12 weapons of the hotel of the gunman. in 20 they ruled bump stops were attachments and aloud each state to decide. yesterday the nra issued this statement. >> the nra believes that device designed to allow semi automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional re

leadership on these issues for the last decade starting under ten you pleasant under david cameron and it will continue in united kingdom under trees and they were just talking about the united kingdom but you know the media over the world in general it still does give you an impression that the two arguments way the same there's like a fifty fifty chance that it's happening or not happening while we all know those who are actually looked into this issues that it is happening so it gives a false impression that they may not be happening. i think people will reach different conclusions that is the nature of debate on all sorts of different issues and this is just one example of that i think it means therefore for those of us who believe strongly there is a problem and a challenge which needs to be faced we have to work all that much harder as i say i think we are turning the corner we are winning that battle people do believe that there's an issue and every time that we see a huge hurrican or a catastrophic storm in the united kingdom and issues of that nature and flooding then that i think persuades more people

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there are active recovery units under way. vast majority of people that died were buildings that survived a 1985 quake that killed thousands in mexico city. >>> it's 5:09. as you get ready to head out the door, cool weather, mostly clear skies. as we take a look at our high temperatures in san francisco over the next several days, low 70s and mid-70s by the end of the week. this weekend looks so nice. we have a lot of events going on around the bay area. now, look at these temperatures for the inland areas. low 80s today. the weekend will be looking for air-conditioning. it will be heating up. we'll continue to talk more about that. i'm have a breakdown of today's temperature trend. fremont coming up in four minutes. mike is tracking a new crash in san jose. >> i am. i may have enough tracking what's going on with the san mateo bridge. hang on to that. northbound 87 at capital expressway, word of a crash. a few cars on the shoulder. one of the cars that initiated the crash swerved to avoid someone walking across highway 87. i'

or believe general mattis they weren't operating under military authorization. >> the united states militaryces operate under, a number of different authorities. for secret clandestine covert activities. you know, in actuality, i mean the members of congress have it right. the united states has been conducting missions that the military calls training or advise and assist or train and equip for, you know, 15 years now. but, many of these missions have, as we have come to, understand through the incident in niger are indistinguishable. u.s. troops are in combat. they don't call it that. >> what were they doing? soldiers in niger? >> well, i mean the story changes by the day, depending on who is telling it. but, the best we can gather is that there were 12 members of the, u.s. special forces, green berets. accompanied by about 30 local nigerian troops. they were on what the military called -- at some points, called it reconnaissance mission. some times advise and assist. you know basically, a training operation. they were near a border village near the border with, mali. inside niger. somewher

noted he talked about the deal or iran having violated the spirit of the deal twice already the united states under his administration has said that certifies that they that iran is complaining is complying rather with the terms of the deal but the u.s. administration says they're not satisfied with that they want iran to also to comply with what they consider adequate restraints on ballistic missile tests on their support of proxy groups like hezbollah or human rights issues in within iran itself so the administration is really trying to stay and frame as much wider stage work for this and the question here now is whether congress will actually rise to the occasion or just simply gently decline to go along with sanctions this was a hard fought battle by barack obama who significantly did not submit the agreement to the approval of congress as a formal treaty and so the administration of donald trump which is of course reflexive lee almost opposed or tried to undone many of obama's initiatives say that this too is unacceptable and has to be reversed what would that actually mean in practical terms

serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who are surrendered to a bosnian army unit under his command india's top court has temporarily banned the sale of firecrackers in the capital delhi the decision was made ahead of devalue the hindu festival of lights with worries over an increase in pollution deval is traditionally a shut in with the public setting off a five caucus two schools were forced to close its vehicle emissions smoke from farms and the fumes from fireworks ticketed to devotees of west pollution tragedies . an estimated twenty thousand people have fled wildfires in the western united states which have destroyed at least fifteen hundred homes and businesses one person has been killed by the fires which have devastated large areas of the wine producing regions of northern california winds of more than one hundred kilometers an hour have been feeding the flames a state of emergency has been declared in three counties. for two decades the villa lorraine a refuge in colombia has sheltered abused animals drug lords all the circus but now environmental authorities s

across beijing you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by konrad xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is thoughts are set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems assured not just for the next five years but perhaps for the next twenty eight when brown al-jazeera beijing. so we wanted to find out what people in china are saying about this on social media so we've invited monaco to see who's the editor in chief of what's on weibull which looks at social trends and media in china she's rise cut from amsterdam thank you so much for being with us so so far the communist party charter only has mounted on stars and then jumping siri included in it by their names what are people saying online about she sta

at age 22 on a secret mission behind annie lines, his unit was under attack.s the only medic for more than 100 men. so for four days in the jungle, he treated his comrades. when the choppers extraffickstr them, he was shot down. that is ar v sergeant rose on crutches there. and today at the white house, he received the nation's highest honor. i'm david wright for "nightline," in new york. >>> proving its never too late to honor bravery. thanks for watching abc news and we're on line at >> just moments from now, another player will attempt to fight their way, question by question, to that ultimate prize of $1 million. will they make it? let's find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] let's welcome our first contestant, a medical professor and emt from albany, new york, chris burns is here. >> hey, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> chris, you're about to face 14 questions. the money value's growing from $500 all the way up to that $

across beijing you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by konrad xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is thoughts are set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems assuring not. just for the next five years but the hops for the next twenty adrian brown al jazeera beijing all right still ahead this news staring towards another championship formula one lead in the us how often gives up for the u.s. chrome retail's come a pizza. spell about twenty is off the harry potter show the journey back to where the guy. how we're going to get rid of this fall prey to standing by. nic thank you very much the l.a. dodgers are headed to the. series in twenty nine years they ended the chicago cubs defense of a major

across beijing you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by conrad xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds. more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems a showing not just for the next five years but perhaps for the next twenty eight green brown al-jazeera beige. i still come here on the algerian news of women in mexico city take the wheel and a bit to stop detoxing threat getting into the face in taxis. during tours another championship for one leader lewis hamilton gears up for the us grand prix those details coming up with peta and sport. business update brought to you by always going places together. business update brought to you bike ways going places together. have a game in mexico city women a

while manchester united under jose mourinho are joint top, and will be out to frustrate klopp's sided my strikers. we can go with a new system, an evolution of the old one. don't worry about it. manchester united sent some of their big names to anfield yesterday to honour former liverpool manager and player kenny dalglish. sir alex ferguson, and sir bobby charlton, were among a host of former united players and managers who joined up with liverpool greats as the grounds centenary stand was renamed after dalglish. around 12,000 fans will sit in the stand later, with more tributes to be paid before kick off. scotland have put malky mackay in charge of the team for the friendly against the netherlands next month, while one of the potential long term targets, david moyes, told bbc radio 5 live last night that he wouldn't turn down the job, although he would prefer to return to club football. the former manchester united boss left sunderland in may, following their relegation from the premier league. he is one of the favourites to replace strachan, who left on thursday after scotland fail

bosnian serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrendered to aboard an army unit under his command. i'm glad merkel has announced a cap on germany's refugee intake in an attempt to get knight her coalition partners following last month's election the german chancellor agreed to limit the number of new arrivals to two hundred thousand a year it appears to be a concession to her party's bavarian coalition partner which has been one of the strongest critics of merkel's refugee policies. journalism has been vindicated in a landmark ruling issued by britain's broadcasting regulator the office of communications known as off com the decision addressed complaints made against al jazeera is investigative unit which produced the undercover series the lobby the series broadcast in january expose the israeli embassies covert campaign to smear british citizens critical of israel and its policies clayton swisher has this report in a four part series broadcast in january al-jazeera is investigating expose the israeli government's attempts to influence british democracy i think you sai

and serbs see him as the man responsible for killing soldiers who surrenders to a boy as an army unit under his command. kenyan police have fired on people protesting against proposed changes that would that would make it harder for the supremes court to know and an election. to protest has been taken to hospital in the capital nairobi with gunshot wounds a rerun of august presidential vote is due to take place in two and a half weeks after the court nala fight in her kenya his re-election citing irregularities the latest demonstration came as a rights group released new think as saying thirty seven people were killed in a protest that followed the orchestra election. now al jazeera has journalism has been vindicated in four landmark rulings issued by persons office of communications known as off com the decisions address complaints made against al-jazeera as investigative unit which produced the undercover series the lobby expose these rainy embassies cover campaign to smear pressure citizens critical of israel and its policies quite an suisham has this report in a four part series broadca

bosnian serbs see him as a man responsible for killing soldiers who surrenders to a boy in an army unit under his command. an investigation is underway in russia into the cause of a massive fire to a building on the outskirts of the capital moscow three thousand shoppers at to be evacuated from the syndicate trade center on sunday evening firefighters you specially equipped helicopters to dump water on the market there are no reports of casualties these are investigating reports the fire started when a number of cars exploded in an underground carriage. and the final nobel prize winner of twenty seventeen has been announced with u.s. academic richard thaler winning the award for economics taylor is a professor of behavioral science at university of chicago he's being rewarded for his work on how human nature can distort rational markets fail wins one point one million dollars in prize money and says he'll spend it as irrationally as possible . good for him well coming out from london in about twenty minutes time now back to see you then thank you well the u.s. president donald trump has laid

. >> these travelers are among the first, first to travel to the united states under new security guidelines. many of them told us it felt like a normal day. >> i didn't know if there was any difference, no. >> reporter: did they ask you any questions about your bags? who packed them, where you were going? >> no. >> reporter: the new guidelines encouraged the airlines to ask more questions about who packed their bag, where they are travelitravel ing to. it is based on the israeli model to see if anybody is nervous or uncomfortable. this traveler said it wasn't new to him. ask you any questions they don't usually ask about your luggage or where you're going? the u.s. regulations leave it up to the airlines to decide how to implement the new plan. a traveler arriving from hong kong did notice the difference today. >> little bit tighter. more questioning through the entire process, a little bit more scrutiny, a lot more questions, yeah, than usual. i travel a lot. >> reporter: what did you think of it? >> well, i just came back from israel, so there is nothing compared to israeli security. but

this is the news live from berlin a show of support for a united spain under the thousands take to the streets of barcelona to protest against coghlan independence madrid's warned that any breakaway efforts by god along leaders will have no a fact also on the show.

united states. how much attention has it attracted now it has got under way?k in regards to the constitution and his involvement with his businesses. this particular case, i guess, is furthest along in this process. what was argued on wednesday, today, is really whether or not this case have standing, if it has merit. within the next 30 to 60 days, the judge will rule whether they should hear this case or throw it out completely. if they hear the case, it could have some really big locations for the president. thank you, samira hussain, with the from new york. let‘s show you a tweet from the bbc security correspondent frank gardner, who says that the eu security commission in brussels tells me more about the eu‘s automation to internet companies to do more to take down extremist content. —— ultimatum to internet companies. you can read the full statement on the european commission website. the headline was that there will be 100 million euros, or $117 million, to help towns and cities protect themselves from attacks. another measure was how the eu wants to hel

across paging you see motivational banners like this one often with clunking dialogue this one says unite under the central government and communist party led by konrad xi jinping and continued victory of socialism with chinese characteristics you will see a lot more of this sort of thing in the coming days weeks months and years she jinping already holds more titles than any of his predecessors including party chief and head of the military now that is thoughts are set to become the party's guiding ideology his place at the very top of chinese politics seems assured not just for the next five years but perhaps for the next twenty eight when brown al-jazeera beijing. well it's time for weather and his everton and stormy weather really over europe yeah that's right so we're ending the week as it began really with a big storm battering island i'm afraid we're not looking anything quite as violent as we saw earlier on in the week in the case of failure this really was a big base this one's called brian and then when the anywhere near as vicious i'm pleased to say you can see the cloud making its w

whole of iran and that's simply not going to work that's not going to be acceptable at the united states under obama and trump they have violated the agreement time after time after time under obama they passed the iran sanctions they passed the visa restriction laws then under trump we had the presidential decree for restricting visa and the recent laws against russia and iran all of these were in direct violation of article twenty six twenty nine of the united states is supposed to facilitate the normalization of iranian trade that is an obligation the treasury department of course keeps you know having new people to the sanctions list i mean as we speak today iranians cannot send through banks like a single cent as broad or bring money into the country so after two years there's been no normalization on the other hand we've seen the international atomic energy agency eight times over the past two years state that iran has abided by its side of the bargain in fact on some occasions the iranians have gone further their obligation and they've actually carried out certain. made certain concessi