whose side god will be god will not fail the good. god. will defeat the evil. once again. heartfelt condolences to the families of those fallen martyrs and i pray to god. recovery has that those wounded again this tragic event can not then to our resolve and we will continue to find terrorism as with all the mind with all the power with our unshaken this all along live egypt long live in. egypt and make blessings be with you. and that was the egyptian president. speaking there are about to the attack on the mosque in sinai earlier on today attack where at least two hundred thirty people have been killed and those numbers potentially still rising now president speaking very sporty strongly saying that the resolve of the egyptian people will not be dented their will will not be broken he mentioned that they will now restore order and security any did speak of acting with an iron fist the spoke with the people who committed this act called them vicious terrorists and then towards the end he said we will see on whose side the god will stand so that was president of the fatah. s

jubilation has president robert mugabe to resign the man who once proclaimed only god will remove me steps down after thirty seven years in power so what is next for zimbabwe we'll get an update from the capital harare. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us judges at a u.n. court has issued a guilty ruling in the case of bosnian serb military leader rod colada it. was facing charges including war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide on many of those charges relating to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniaks men and boys in the town of structure needs on one thousand nine hundred five of the massacre was carried out by serb troops under modest just command. we're going to listen in to what one of the verdict here is saying judge the chamber considers that most of the factors raised in mitigation by the defense curry little or no weight. for having committed to crime. the chamber sentences mr up coma. to life imprisonment discomforts the delivery of the judgment the chamber stands the judge. all right way of living. has been watching the images here from the cour

if she gets treatment and gets better we will praise god in the months when we're not with her we will thank god that she's getting treatment if. it's preferable to suffering with her here. hong kong to check. in with john and don't worry. i know somewhat you'll be home soon. i'm glad to be going there. and if i gave you a goodbye kiss. i'm excited to be getting on a plane please that was how are you getting their peers who. can with us go with a plane. to the sky and yes it flies. it flies in the sky and like a bus. or something is a call i don't know where sudan is and all i know is that she will be treated their . p.r. move and if she dies it's god's will and mine is now and i will have to accept it. whatever happens to her. whatever you do you know what surgery and. in two months time you will come home and you will be well again then you can go to school and help at home just like the other children are you pleased. yes i'm pleased. when. lewis was good at school she was in second grade but she got weaker and weaker. but she used to love to dance for hours but now she has to stop

has the will to live and god willing he'll pull through this. >> reporter: optimism from the state police outside st. luke's hospital as the wounded corporal battled to stay alive after a gun fight with suspect along busy route 33 in plainfield township during a routine car stop. >> there's an active shoot out on the highway. >> he was struck several times. he was shot, um, three times i believe he was hit. >> reporter: police say the corporal had pulled the suspect over for speeding. then suspected the man might be under the influence. so he called for backup. as troopers questioned the man and placed him under arrest, he started to fight with them. >> the troopers were in a knock down, drag out fight along the side of the road with vehicles speeding by them, um, it got very very violent. >> reporter: suspect broke free and ran to his car, he grabbed a gun and started shooting. >> one of our troopers was struck several times.

will be gone. but what i can tell you is that god will continue to reach out and connect with you, and all you need to do to heal, is to connect with god and you will find a way forward. [applause] >> let me close with a song that i love that seems like it was written for an occasion like this. psalms 62. my soul rests in god alone. my salvation comes from him. he alone is my rock and my salvation. he is my fortress. i will never be shaken. you will never be shaken. we will never be shaken. the communities affected by this tragedy will never be shaken as long as we build our fortress on the rock of god. god bless you all, god bless texas, and may god forever be with the communities and families affected by this tragedy. [applause] >> now it is my honor to introduce the next speaker. a personal friend of mine, but a great american who cares dearly about the united states of america and the great state of texas. he is a man of demonstrated faith in god, but a man who has demonstrated commitment to our great state. he has been here on multiple occasions as fellow texans have suffered through other tra

if she gets treatment and gets better we will praise god money in the months when we're not with her we will thank god that she's getting treatment it is in monaco and man it's preferable to suffering with her here. in hong kong to check. in with john and don't worry. you'll be home soon. i'm glad to be getting that. news out of it could you bear it if i gave you a goodbye kiss. i'm excited to be getting on a plane really is it because how are you getting there he is. with us with a plane. to the sky. yes it flies. it flies in the sky and rolls like a bus. some of those a call i don't know where sudan is going so all i know is that she will be treated there. yet i move and if she dies it's god's will and mine is now and i will have to accept it whatever happens to her. what i do because i know what surgery as. well because a lot in two months time you will come home and you will be well again under the flu then you can go to school and help at home just like the other children are you pleased. yes i'm pleased. louise was good at school she was in second grade but she got weaker and we

government for the next five years and getting the country and general elections so it's not like will god is time maybe the great has has come a lot at that there is a new era forcibly nearly four decades off to look up his grip on power of that search and the this has just time has come and gone yeah it's been quite an eventful week that is for sure our correspondent christine manuel on the story for us tonight in south africa johannesburg thank you very much kristie and anonymous boyer has spent a record song on they work by the renaissance painter leonardo da vinci it's an astounding price for a painting once thought to be by one of his students know previously the work had changed hands for just a few thousand dollars but at christie's in new york. it was a different story. i'm thoroughly ladies and gentlemen we move to dick cheney the subject of modern day the masterpiece probably not of christ the savior previous in the collections of three kings of england savior of the world trade to jesus christ one of fewer than twenty paintings known to exist by the one they sons muster ninety

jubilation as president robert mugabe resign the man who once proclaimed only god will remove me steps down after thirty seven years in power so what's next for zimbabwe we'll get an update from the capital harare. also failed coalition talks have catapulted germany into unprecedented political uncertainty but is berlin really facing a political crisis our correspondent takes to the streets of the capital for a closer look. and a controversy over overs cover up of a massive pack data from fifty seven million over customers have been exposed to the ride sharing from kept quiet and even paid the hackers to delete the stolen information. i'm simply so much kind of good to have you with us judges that a u.n. court have begun reading out the ruling in the trial of the bosnian serb military leader right. now lot of has been charged with war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide a model chad's been in court today to hear the ruling on his heart just many of which relate to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of in one thousand nine hundred five the massa

god. the question now is are we naive to think this will not happen again? ly, gods do not survive. am i right in thinking this is quite personal to you? your background is interesting in that your family life involved a mother who was quite religious. she was involved in the church. you had a father who was a rationalist and maths teacher. i grew up with one foot in each world. exactly. and i was comfortable with the paradox of my existence until i was nine years old and learned about adam and eve and genesis. i went to a museum in boston and found out about evolution. i went to my priest and said which story is true? he said "nice boys don't ask that question." that was the moment for me that i realised i would ask many questions. is that the moment that began your journey away from religion? absolutely. i moved away from religion to the solid foundations of science. i found the further i went away from religion, the softer the ground became in terms of concrete science. physics turns into metaphysics and the ground gets soft again are you against religion?

will be gone. but what i can tell you is that god will continue to reach out and connect with you, and all you needo do is -- due to heal, is to connect with god and you will find a way forward. [applause] >> let me close with a song that i love that seems like it was written for an occasion like this. 62.ms rests in god alone. my salvation comes from him. he alone is my rock and my salvation. he is my fortress. i will never be shaken. you will never be shaken. we will never be shaken. the communities affected by this tragedy will never be shaken as long as we build our fortress on the rock of god. you all, god bless texas, and may god forever be with the communities and families affected by this tragedy. [applause] >> now it is my honor to introduce the next speaker. a personal friend of mine, but a dearlymerican who cares about the united states of america and the great state of texas. demonstratedf faith in god, but a man who has demonstrated commitment to our great state. he has been here on multiple occasions as fellow texans have suffered through other tragedies. he knows your heart and he ca

his business partner and fiance, she doesn't know how she will get through this but is sure they will. >> god didn't take way his ability to be what he wants to be. and he may struggle sometimes but he gets through. >> in time i'll get tools and get back to work. but to whoever did this. karma comes around. >> investigators are working this case and anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting from oaklyn, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. eagles running back corey clemet has a new set of wheels, his high school guidance counselor makes good on a promise following his season of success. >>> and eagles get back to work today after the trip out west to take on the seahawks. >>> and jim i'm getting in the holiday spirit in dillworth park. i'm in america's garden maze this celebrates the 30 public parks around philadelphia. you can get in here and walk around and get ideas and we have the made in philly holiday market and the christmas tree is right around the corner. i'll talk about cold weather around the corner as well in the accuweath

according to luther god's grace alone will save a person not a chaste life behind monastic walls monks and nuns were leading a life no closer to god's will than people outside the monastery. and that meant nobody should be forced to lead a life behind convent walls luther's ideas spread very quickly helped by flyers printed in large numbers these writings also found their way into convents such as an engine where they had an explosive impact. because just. what happened there in april fifteenth twenty three has been seen as an important step for women's rights catalina from bora and eleven other nuns took their fight into their own hands. just. dish with in this step was bold in a way we can hardly comprende today qatari now was opting for total uncertain to be keep ferdie into visit. the nuns and those helping them escape had to leave catholic territories fast as they could because the local ruler george the bearded was a firm opponent of the reformation that's ok your cutter invited george with considerable force side to toughen up the punishment for helping nuns escape my noise this

been there was the mission director declaring the of word of god hemocoel my discomfort to say he will the french and started to sing i have wandered far away from god. >> so to except maya llord and we baptized about 40 prisoners that night because the word of god is powerful. then we learned the word of god is convicted when i arrived in college in alabama i didn't have very much money students were on strike, about 1500 students. my mother who had given my siblings and me that monetary incentive to know the word of god had inoculated me against all kinds of challenges. that said this is horrible food strive to have a conscience toward god a and humanity. as a boy from of could use to eating welfare cheats is this the best food you never had? [laughter] and my conscience said no. pylos to grow from georgia because it did that. [laughter] and then to get back together. indicted not realize there was all holes scholarship attached to the one who was selected so act 24, 16 paid my way through college because of the word of god. [applause] and finally i learned that word of god is effect

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that managua has struck through all of this is to actually we do understand that the two gentlemen will god and not of what spoke yesterday in person that they both came to the conclusion that prison full of prison robert mugabe needed to rest really from the events of the past week and a half and that he would be staying home for the inauguration but we do understand that he gave his blessing to and and offered him his support christine thank you so much christine meanwhile there reporting from harare. of course we'll be bringing you more on that inauguration when it happens here in germany the president is pressuring the social democrats to reconsider whether or not to join a coalition government with chancellor i'm going to michael and her conservative party s.p.d. leader scholtz has so far ruled it out but other leading social democrats say they're open to dialogue they say the party has a duty to the nation to help end the political deadlock. the man of the moment s.p.d. leader martin childes arriving for his meeting with the german president frank walter steinmeier reportedly pressed

>> i think it will, god willing, go down as the single exception in american history. ( cheers and applause i really mean it. look, i think that a lot of the folks in the audience, my guess is, when the president was elected and the people he gathered around him, the political people he gathered around him came into play, you kind of thought it was, well, maybe it's amusing or a little bit, you know, embarrassing sometimes, but it wasn't -- it didn't go to the heart of who we were. but i lay you eight to five -- and i'm speaking to a large crowd of republican audience in california and i said how many of you are now worried about the stability of the republic? how many of you are worried about the new phony nationalism, us against them? how many of you are worried about this populism that is designed to essentially undermine the essence of the bill of right, which is there are certain inalienable right that, no matter what the majority is, they cannot overrule. ( applause ) i mean, i just think there's an attack on the system and i think people are worried and, by the way, and it goes beyon

encourage him to remember that god is still very much in the mitt and that the love of god will continuerry him as he has carried us through this challenging season and his pastorate and his family. >> i have heard that god will give us strength that we did not know we had in moments like these. thank you very much for being with us, pastor. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. >> thank you for having us. ♪ hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. you've probably seen me running all over the country in search of our big idaho potato truck. but not any more. i am done with that. ooh, ooh hot - just gonna stay home on the farm, eat a beautiful idaho potato, and watch tv with my dog... tv anncr: the big idaho potato truck pulled into town today and it's really a sight to see. oh man...let's go.... (distant) you comin', boy? sfx: (dog) gulp! woof. something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth op

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he has the will to leave. godng, he will pull through this. >> now police are not identifying the trooper. we learned from sources thathe decade and recently promoted to corporal. police are expected to provide additional information tomorrow at a news conference in the morning. jim? >> thank you, christie. it's been wet and chilly with someing snowflakes. let's check in with radar and cecily t late word from accuweather. >> jim they got a dusting of snow in the poconos. steady rain afternoon tof inch to an inch. eratures are holding steady. we never climbed out of the 40s. right now 42. p awaye umbrellas. temperatures cool. arctic air end of the week near record cold. jim? >> thank you so much, cecily. all right, still to come on "action news," sharrie williams reports from a texas vigil in memory of the church shooting victims and more reaction to the tragic death of roy halliday. cecily tynan talks about >> the small community of sutherland springs, texas is still suffering from numbness two days after the shoo

they think that is a good start and i go to public services i'm going to go to economic studies will god help us all and as regards where the real cash is arguably the maybe trillions who knows in the tax havens you're still calling on the government to have an inquiry into tax dodging on the offshore islands why do you think they don't want to do that will because it must really go to the heart of the matter of getting that money back to the bushies talking and i think this i can so myself but i was on another t.v. program about two weeks ago with the chairman of the cayman island stock exchange and he said his answer to that he thought no criminal activity taking place in relation to talks about thought may well be the case and it was the journalist who needs to be jailed. and you believe that if. you could be put forward to me. because it could be very different the key to this is about transparency the bottom line is if you've got nothing to eat if you've got nothing to hide i don't see the key to this . thank you. well that seven days budget special will be back on monday when we as

will do for myself. the way he pulls me back there and its people. soul ever to go. president emerson man god would take the oath of office in the jubilant scenes at the national sports stadium in the capital harare he is due to make his first speech as president shortly will be carrying it live. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us a landmark day for zimbabwe emerson and gaga has been sworn in as president tens of thousands of people and v.i.p.'s from across africa gathered at a stadium in the capital harare to witness the ceremony they've been cheering on the new president. it's been a tumultuous week for the country after robert mugabe resigned earlier this week he ruled the country with an iron fist for nearly four decades. well the christian one who has been following all the latest developments for us from harare and we also have a journalist you're going line on who reported from zimbabwe for a decade he joins us from bonn christine and european good to have you both christiane let's start with you in harare the whole country must be watching this event what it is as a be

will you marry me? >> oh, my god. >> will you marry me? d. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they got engaged on the field. by the way, ten seconds later security came and made her go back on the other side of the gate. [ laughter ] so carlos is his new fiancee and this is good, too. this is from the astros victory parade in houston on friday where a woman accidentally dropped her hat from the seventh level of a parking structure. watch here as her fellow fans pitch in to return the hat to its rightful owner. okay. here we go. see the hat? it's going up level by level. this is really teamwork right here. and they -- wait. we still have -- oh! oh, but wait. it's like donkey kong jr. here. and they keep throwing it up. and -- but wait? she snatches it and throws it up, and the rightful owner of the hat once again has it. [ applause ] i don't know why that was exciting, but it was. carlos correa will be here shortly. idris elba is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] in the new "thor" movie which was number one a the box office this w

these southern african countries south of the city in tanzania i think we will have to see more of what miss the mind when god wants to do he only returned to the country on wednesday evening he has made very few public appearances since and so we will have to see what will follow from what he's been seeing so far though the signals are promising he says that the country is open for business and he's clearly in trying to attract foreign investors to come back into the country to grow the economy and also put people back to work and. to get people back to work you will need help of course of some of your members that you're representing as well are your members telling you that they're lining up in terms of foreign direct investments in zimbabwe to make sure that the country can rebuild itself in terms of economy where would we have been seeing over the years that the interest was unbroken the whole time in zimbabwe i think what our members will need to see however though is is the stable and reliable partner and that rule of law prevails within the country and i think it will take some time after all these ye

l he is warri -- aid, he thr through a heck of a fight there along the side road and --s a will to live and godilling he is gointhrough this. >> reporter: this is video of alleged gunman daniel clary alongn police.onbert super's dashcam you can pontiac with itsndowes befwas recorded the 10:30 in the for what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop for speeding. he then sobriety test and things a violent >> i'm being told cpr in progress on the trooper. roopers were in a kn the side of the road with es them and it got very very violent. the subject wto hims the t while they wereoes back to hicleievets the and fires several shots at both of our troopers.aee asirlifteduke's l where he regh much of the acritical condition. drove himself to a nearby hospital where he was later intoy. and that gunman is facing several two of them criminal homicide, the other attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. e set for 10 o'clock this morning where we expect to get some new information. as soon as we get that we'll make sure to pass it right along to you. reporting live in fountain hill jeanette reyes c

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pair med hicks to jury lift -- paramedics had to airlift him to the hospital. >> he has the will to live. god willing he will pull through. our guy is fighting for his hear. he's a warrior. >> reporter: last listed in extremely critical condition. the driver was also shot during the gun battle. police say the suspect drove himself to another hospital where he is in police custody. we'll work to get an update on the corporal's condition and bring it to you as soon as we get it. for now, live outside st. luke's hospital, nbc10 news. >>> decision 2017. voters in our area decided one of the nation's two closely watched races for governor. new jersey voters elected democrat phil murphy. he defeated republican lieutenant governor kim guadagno and will replace guadagno's boss, governor chris christie. in virginia, democrat ralph northam easily defeated republican ed gillespie in that hard-fought race. pundits and party officials closely watched the contest as an early test of the political climate ahead of next year's midterm elections. >>> in philadelphia, larry krasner won the race for district at

he asked god, if you get me out of this hell on earth so i can tell my dad i love him, i will be the st coast and the -- coach and the best father you can never ask for. as he prayed, a great these came over him. camegreat sense of peace over him and if it was god's will to live you would keep his promise to god as soon as he had the chance. hell on it out of that earth. he made it. your years. the first thing he did when he arrived back on american soil was to say those beautiful words, i love you dad, i love you. those words over and over again for the next 22 years until the last time he saw his father, the night before his dad passed on. today, would venture to say his dad is the proudest father in heaven. all of the love and courage in his soul. he was prepared to lay down his life so that his brothers in arms could live there is. men whoth sr 10 of the fought alongside jim, and five of those he saved. two bill, randy, mike, joe, kent, robert, it john, charles, --hael, or estes orestes, stand up wherever you may be. where are you? where are you? [applause] president trump: to why

was no electricity no water we cannot survive another war save i'm afraid there will be a civil war again but i help that god will stop this from happening i'm a sunni muslim but i have friends from all faiths shia druze and others we are all brothers will continue to coexist peacefully sunni shia maronite but for us the most important thing that the citizens of lebanon. may god grant that there will be no civil war in lebanon is one of the few countries in the middle east which has managed to maintain a balance between its many sectarian factions but that balance can be fragile could be upset by certain regional powers choosing the country as a buffer for their own proxy wars. in beirut lebanon we discussed of the ongoing situation in lebanon in an exclusive interview with the country's top diplomat. today we're facing another attempt at creating hot beds of chaos and instability which in turn lead to terrorism what is happening in lebanon follows the same scenario which is why it's necessary to finish this tour here in russia russia is for most of all against radicalism and terrorism we want to discuss pre

electricity no water we cannot survive another war i mean favor i'm afraid there will be a civil war again and i help that godwill stop this from happening i'm a sunni muslim but i have friends from all faiths shia groups and others we are all brothers will continue to coexist peacefully sunni shia maronites but for us the most important thing for the citizens of lebanon. may god grant that there will be no civil war lebanon is one of the few countries in the middle east which has managed to maintain a balance between its many sectarian factions but that balance can be fragile could be upset by certain regional powers choosing the country as a battleground for the road proxy wars. in beirut lebanon and we discussed the ongoing situation in lebanon in an exclusive interview with its top diplomat. in lebanon follows the same scenario which is why it's necessary to think radicalism and terrorism with moscow to ensure that we're not threatened lebanon remains state rabia we're still acting this age unless we're forced to act in self-defense and another in the whole because the consequences would affect those. any

because of patriots like you, freedom will prevail. , god you, god bless you bless the armed forces and god bless the united states of america. thank you, thank you all. thank you. [applause] ♪ joining us now is abraham denmark, the director of the asian program at the wilson center who is here to discuss the goals and significance to president trump's trip to asia. viewersexplain to our what the wilson center is. guest: it is a congressionally created think tank. a memorial for president wilson. we are a public institution focused on our research on international affairs. i focus on the asia pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. host: big region. tell us, what, as you s i

and then they take away all the coal the quality of the outcome and that god will make us along with. the police say don't do this work you're thieves. i'm struggling to make a living here thought in them that isn't stealing if i rob a bank that stealing this is and. you can get killed doing this work. is the john to me that i think i would do it how is it stealing. but the government and the law don't see it that way. that i want to you come on this side. hold on tight it's heavy. joe to cut the coal fast you've been dragging your feet for the past hour i cannot account for. the open coal pit is almost one hundred fifty meters deep. a basket of coal weighs at least thirty five to forty kilograms makes forty five trips each day. paul. tuttle known my sandal as come off. so beetroot determined to finish the work. exhaustion takes over. what are you. going to tell me you do it totally i can't let you finish. the thought of a few hours of work fetches the equivalent of about three year olds you know and that's more than what people would earn here as day laborers the coal is a lifeline f

arabia under duress well on twitter yesterday people i am totally fine and i will return to lebanon in the next two days god willing let us come down my family is staying in their country the kingdom of saudi arabia the kingdom of goodness. how do you understand that tweet alone we're here at the big table with me is my colleague dimeter view from d.w. air but she is also from lebanon it's good to have you on the show i think this is a first time for you really this is good for you i'm a happy you're here with us do you believe that hariri is under duress in saudi arabia and do you think you'll be good he'll go home tomorrow i don't think is going to come back home to model otherwise we are not seeing that he but his foreign minister is traveling from one european country to another he started from brussels and now he was in fattest a day later on he will jump to that all men vatican and we would see him on thursday here in berlin i mean if there is not an escalation or there's not a big problem concerning the how did he and his coming back home otherwise we'll see this foreign minister staying in his offic

said he went through a heck of a fight out there along the side of the road and he has the will to live and god willing he will pull through this. >> that was pennsylvania state police at a brief update confirming one of their troopers, a corporal from troop m in belfast was shot three times and is in extremely critical condition but a slight improvement during the day after surgery surgery. >> we are hoping that the progress he made will continue. >> this happened at 10:30 this morning the corporal pulled over the blue pontiac for speeding along route 33 and the trooper wrote the driver a ticket and told him he was free to go. and the driver got oust his car and appeared to be under some type of influence and another trooper was called and a fight broke out. >> the troopers were in a knock down drag out fight. i saw the video already and it was a violent site. >> the suspect broke free and grabbed a gun from his car and shot the trooper and he was air-lifted to saint lukes for emergency surgery. >> reporter: and tonight everyone watching and everyone around here is asked to continue the though

he has a will to live. and god willing, he's going to pull through this. . governor wolf is expected to arrive here at st. luke's. he released a statement saying the senseless act is a reminder of the sacrifice made daily by the brave men and women in uniform. they. expect to update us on the trooper tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. we're reporting live, steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >> we're continuing our team coverage now with bran dob hudson. this began with a speeding ticket. >> reporter: that's right. the state trooper almost drove away. if that had. happened, he would have ended his shift and gone home and wouldn't be here at the hospital tonight. the driver called him back over and things turned violent. nbc 10 was over the scene as state police shut down part of route 33 for a highway gunfight, which forced police to shut it down in plainfield township this morning. . it was not far that likely marked the confrontation between the driver and the two state troopers np started with a traffic ticket. the operator steps out of his vehicle and wants to speak

translation: god willing, we have the independence holiday in lebanon. s i said in paris, will be decided in lebanon and i am not talking about politics here. thank you. this situation began in the saudi capital, riyadh, 2.5 weeks ago. after talks with the saudis, he abruptly announced he was quitting. he said he feared an assassination. a accused saudi arabia's rival, iran, and hezbollah — a shi'a group — of meddling in his country's affairs. some in beirut believe mr haririr was being held against his will in saudi arabia — something both he and riyadh denied. the lebanese president had this warning for arab states. translation: my first message to the arab brothers, dealing with lebanon requires a lot of wisdom and rationalism and the alternative to that is pushing it towards the fire. amid the uncertainty, posters of mr hariri have appeared across beirut. this one says, "we are all sad". he's expected to attend independence celebrations later today. sarah corker, bbc news. dramatic video has emerged of last week's dash across the south korean border b

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