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livelihoods just broke down in some cases in seconds syria in the ruins of a dream it is from al jazeera wold and it is in the documentary section at al jazeera dot com. now al jazeera has been given access to a report by a panel of u.n. experts on the united arab emirates violation of sanctions imposed on somalia and eritrea report not yet released but it highlights the continued illegal construction of an emirate base in the somali lands coastal city of berbera as well as the seizure of weapons and military equipment coming through yemen this report accuses u.a.e. companies of purchasing embargoed charcoal from the al qaeda affiliated. group mike hanna following the story for us from the u.n. in new york it's quite interesting i was reading some of the details earlier the fact that this black market trade almost in charcoal is what's fueling all of this . yes it is indeed a very intense report which is due to be given to the security council on monday produced by the monitoring group which has been looking at the sanctions that have been being imposed against somalia both arms embargo as we

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protest against a statue that depicts women forced to work as sex slaves for japanese soldiers during wolda said the "comfort women" monument "destroyed the two sides‘ relationship of trust". it is estimated that some 200,000 women were kept in these military brothels, which the japanese government vehemently denies. joining me now from warsaw, is dr nancy snow, professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies. thank you for your time. it is a clear indication here of how much pain there is still around this issue but politics as well. a tale of two cities and a tale of two man‘s. of two cities and a tale of two man's. it really is and it goes back to the predecessor to the current mayor of san francisco who passed away last fall. he was put on notice by the osaka mayor that asarco would leave the city city relationship. in this case, the government ofjapan sometimes has a difficulty in getting out of its own way when it comes to international relations and this is a terrible miss the opportunity to build more trust regarding this issue. a missed opportunity and as you

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our discussions then turned to the right of privacy, of which the supreme court relied in cut,wold v. connecti banning the use and sale of contraception. riswold established the legal foundation that led to roe eight years later. in describing griswold, judge kavanaugh observed it was the correct application of two famous cases from the 1920's -- myer and pierce -- that are not seriously challenged by anyone today. finally, in his testimony, he noted repeatedly that roe had been upheld by planned parenthood v. casey, describing it as precedent on precedent. when i asked him would it be sufficient to overturn a ifg-established precedent five current justices believed it was wrongly decided, he emphatically said no. cite thenfrequently candidate donald trump's campaign pledge to dominate only judges that would overturn roe. the republican platform for all presidential campaigns has included this pledge since at least 1980. during this time, republican presidents have appointed souter, andonnor, kennedy to the supreme court. these other very three justices, republican president appointed

protest against a statue that depicts women forced to work as sex slaves for japanese soldiers during wold. it is estimated that some 200,000 women were kept in these military brothels — which the japanese government vehemently denies. joining me now is seijiro takeshita, professor at the graduate school of management and information of innovation at the university of shizuoka. thank you forjoining us. this is a nasty thing that has gone on here and despite everything that has gone on it is an incredibly sad thing to have happened. absolutely. it is a very big disappointment that the mayors of san francisco abided by the political motives of whoever wa nted the political motives of whoever wanted to do this. it does not help at all. they should be neutral, as the us should be, in the position of a third party, regarding what happened between japanese a third party, regarding what happened betweenjapanese and koreans. to have such a statue is adding gasoline to the fire under the circumstances and this really does not help, under the situation, where we see the crumbling of unity caused by

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49ers quarterback colin kaepernick posting this message to instagram, i personally told my reps i wold not do a super bowl ad this year, and hitting the nflrtein y the hurt them. stick up for yours brothers and sisters of color. and colin kaepernick has been the athlete unsigned since taking a knee in the national anthem, and returning to the spotlight in september as the face of the nike anniversary campaign. >> believe in something even if it believes sacrificing everything. >> and now schumer is standing in solidarity with another member of hollywood royalty. and rihanna is turning down the offer to headline the 53rd halftime performer. >> and when you are getting to sing the national anthem and the commercials, it is the biggest audience. >> reporter: and the pair could lead into a celebrity boycott, and schumer is rumored to be the start of a halftime show, and saying that i wish it would be cool in maroon 5 backed out of the super bowl like bad boy did >>> and there was a fight that marred the lebron james laker debut. >> he is throwing punches. >> it started with brandon ingram,

. >> reporter: dean, you're wolding your wife's hand but also sy's hand. >> the way to respond in a momentrabbi doris said she's not sure she can ever go back inside that synagogue. they're struggling with that. also what should happen to the shooter. but most immediately everyone is trying to take care of their friends. >> and as people try to understand why these victims were elderly. people were told the elderly showed up earlier. they started coming in on time if not before services began. >> and some of these people who have seen the worst of humanity, old enough to have seen the worst of humanity 70, 80 years ago now seeing it again. >> the community mourns for them and their families. thank you. >>> jeff will anchor tonight's cbs evening news from pittsburgh. ight now, let's send it back to new york. >>> the number of hate crimes th across the country is rising. according to the center for the to cente hate and extremism, hate crimes jumped 12.5% last year in the nation's 10-largest cities. extrem peds the fourth consecutive year % last yer has increased. cbs news senior national se

institution that direct the washington office, michael frank, the director of external relations, russell wold. also, under half of the hoover institution, i want to extend our profound condolences to the family and friends of jamal remarkableto the news organization that had provided his sadly final home as ais extraordinary work columnist and a public intellectual. "the washington post." i want to say a few words to offer my own initial framing thoughts on where we are at and why we are here. i have thought a lot about why there has been such an emotional this isng, and why likely to be -- i think it will be -- it is part of what we will be debating, whether it will be a watershed event, maybe in global affairs. i think certainly for the future of saudi arabia. i do want to say, and i will have my own column in "the american interest" tomorrow that will spell this out -- it is worth your mining ourselves that jamal khashoggi is hardly the first important critic, dissident, public intellectual figure deemed to be an oppositionist and therefore an enemy of an authoritarian regime murdered abro