drone strikes testified at a hearing on tuesday yemeni families told lawmakers about the horrors of drone strikes and the loved ones that they have lost we'll bring you one of those tragic stories later at today show. it's wednesday november twentieth eight pm in washington d.c. and they're going lopez and you are watching r t well chief negotiators and all twelve countries participating in talks from the trans pacific partnership are in salt lake city utah today now the goal is to resolve differences between the countries and to come up with a formal agreement by the end of the year if it succeeds it would be the biggest trade agreement in world history australia overnight chile canada japan malaysia mexico new zealand peru singapore the united states and vietnam are all taking part in the talks talks which have been mostly conducted in secret even congress says it's being left out and they aren't alone where there is a gathering of world leaders there is likely to be a group of protesters and this meeting was no exception many of them are afraid that they will lose digital freedom jobs

part of the yemeni delegation that is here trying to spread the world and the word and tell his story about the death of his family members the same region where his family members are killed and that's about the extent of what we know about what happened yesterday and we just watched part of your report from that congressional curie can you describe what the atmosphere was like in the room how did the congress members react out of the public react yeah there were through it was hosted by three members of congress and they were they were concerned they were sympathetic and they were concerned you you saw that they were calling for change and wanted to make change happen is interesting though i caught up with congressman grayson after the hearing and and what he told me was that unfortunately a lot it's not the this drone issue is not at the top not at the top of the agenda for members of congress and it's not even in the top one hundred list of issues that that members of congress are focused on so it doesn't appear that if it's on the top of the agenda but the hope is that with this

part of the yemeni delegation that is here trying to spread the world in the word and tell his story about the death of his family members the same region where his family members are killed and that's about the extent of what we know about what happened yesterday and we just watched part of your report from that congressional hearing can you describe what the fear was like in the room how did the congress members react how did the public react yeah there were through it was hosted by three members of congress and they were they were concerned they were sympathetic and they were concerned you you saw that they were calling for change and wanted to make change happen is interesting though i caught up with congressman grayson after the hearing and and what he told me was that unfortunately a lot if not the this drone issue is not at the a top not at the top of the agenda for members of congress it is not even in the top one hundred list of issues that that members of congress are focused on so it doesn't appear that a it's on the top of the agenda but the hope is that with this with vi

the half blood hamas prisoners are yemeni nationals for them release the prisoner may not mean the end of their misfortunes us and yemen are discussing plans to build a new center to house inmates after their release. it's already been labelled the guantanamo or two. of course when it was the captain has just returned from yemen where she met relatives of some of the detainee is in shared her experience as both built on it's difficult to stay positive about the zte is coming home when you've been waiting as long as over a decade as was the case with some of the family's two weeks that i get new ideas and that's the cystic acne difficult situation of our variety of reasons but other countries what and how the remaining detainees are yemeni citizens fifty six of them have been cleared for release to get sent back from but it's hard enough but not a single one has come home and collapsed yemeni citizen to return to the country came home in a body back in twenty twelve and that is the fate that to us and the families believe that what we worry that it could be in store for for some of thei

thousands of yemenis return from saudi arabia after being deported. >>> it's good to have you with usthese are the top stories on jazz. >>> the official death toll from typhoon haiyan is more than 2200. despite the scale of the destruction president benigno aquino says the number of people killed may be lower than the 10,000 previously estimated. there has been widespread looting, with reports of security forces exchanging gunfire with armed men. people suspected of robbing shots in tacloban have been driven away with gunfire. many people across the region are in need of food and water. the people in tacloban resorted to digging pipes out of the ground to get drinking water. >>> well the un your humanitarian chief, valerie amos arrived in tacloban and is promising to help speed up the aid effort. >> i'm trying to get things moving, so that we can get the stuff here. i have seen all of those pictures, i heard the complaints from people. i absolutely agree with them. you can't have people here who are desperate, and can't get anything to eat and don't have water. it's basic. >>> joining

from reporters to the yemeni government.this reporter went to that village with tribal leaders who had gone there and took photographs and video of what plainly looked like a massacre. there were three dozen women and children that were killed in that operation. there were 14 women and 21 children to be precise. and there is still no clarity on who the ultimate target was so not operation or if anyone from al qaeda was even there. but when he took these photographs he also was able to discover parts of the missiles that were manufactured by general dynamics. we ultimately went and filmed those missile parts ourselves and interviewed people who had survived. when amnesty international got ahold of those photographs we had had munitions experts who determined there was no way on earth that was the yemeni military action. it had to be the united states based on the weapons. this yemeni journalists began talking about the covert u.s. war in yemen early on in obama's administration was provided information published in the "washi

and stacy church artsy guantanamo bay cuba well more than half the prisoners to let guantanamo a yemeni nationals in the arab countries considering building a new facility to receive inmates after their release leaving it to be dubbed. to easily see caffein of his just returned from yemen and where she met relatives of the detainees and shared her experiences with bill dot. it's difficult to stay positive about these detainees coming home when you've been waiting as long as over a decade as was the case with some of the families who we've met now yemen is in a specific different situation for a variety of reasons than other countries more than half of the remaining detainees are yemeni citizens fifty six of them have been cleared for release to get sent back from guantanamo not a single one has come home and in fact the last citizen to return to the country came home in a body bag and twenty twelve and that is the fate that some of the families that we met with worry could be in store for or for some of their loved ones one of the fathers that we met said that his son told them everythi

yemeni government because they have the feeling that we neglected them since a long long time and just briefly it. could actually be closed i absolutely would not read into about it at all where u.s. official. the key concern isn't the difficulty of reintegrating these former detainees in society it's the concern that these detainees will reintegrate into al qaeda networks and it's not a completely not valid one we have to remember that in the arabian peninsula was founded by former guantanamo detainee is certainly a valid concern this is going to be such a long way off i mean if we waited this long for it to close unfortunately i don't think it's going to be sped up just because of this idea. or more and we've got interviews with former guantanamo inmates and in-depth coverage on the international pressure facing the facility so head to our t.v. dot com to read more about that and later in the program afghanistan's drug disaster reaches a whole new level twenty thirteen season number precedented opium cultivation after a decade of failed international efforts to tackle the problem als

more than half of guantanamo prisoners are yemeni nationals and for them release from the prison may not mean the end of their misfortunes the u.s. and yemen are discussing plans to build a new center to house inmates after their release and it's already been labeled as one to our correspondent has just returned from yemen where she met relatives of some of the detainees and shared her experiences with me it's difficult to stay positive about these detainees coming home when you've been awaiting us long as over a decade as was the case with some of the families who we've met now yemen is in a specific different situation for a variety of reasons but other countries more than half of the remaining detainees are yemeni citizens to fifty six of them have been cleared for release to get sent back from guantanamo not a single one has come home and in fact the last citizen toward trying to the country came home in a body back in twenty twelve and that is the fate that some of the families that we've met with worry could be in store for for some of their loved ones one of the fathers that w

yemeni government because they have the feeling that we neglected them. for u.s. officials the key concern is in the difficulty of reintegrating these former detainees in society it's the concern that these detainees will reintegrate into al qaeda networks and it's not a completely not valid when we have to remember that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was founded by former guantanamo detainees so it's certainly a valid concern this is going to be such a long way off i mean if we waited this long for it to close unfortunately i don't think it's going to be sped up just because of this idea. well next hour we report on how some are making fortunes from incarceration and america's private prison complex the industry lobby in washington to make even the largest offenses punishable with as much time on the inside as possible. also coming up next hour u.k. home office tactics against illegal immigrants now seem to include text spamming but not always illegals who are being told to go home. this week saw a heated debate in the u.k. over a proposed law that could land

yemeni government because the have the feeling that we neglected them. for u.s. officials the key concern isn't the difficulty of reintegrating these former detainees into a society it's the concern that these detainees will reintegrate into al qaeda networks and it's not a completely not valid one we have to remember that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was founded by former guantanamo detainees so it's certainly a valid concern this is going to be such a long way off i mean if we waited this long for get to close unfortunately i don't think it's going to be sped up just because of this idea. now locking people up might seem like an unlikely way to get rich but it is turning a profit for certain u.s. companies and the private complex the industry lobbying washington to make even the lightest defense is punishable with as much time on the inside as possible this story's coming up next hour. this week's or a heated debate in the u.k. over a proposed law that could land people in jail for annoying behavior the bill would make it easier for local councils to break

the yemeni government accused iran of backing the houthis to destablilize the country. >> salafi in sanneh made it clear that they were angry. they want the government to stand in the army to protect civilians and end the fighting. it's too late for some people, this man from damaj. two of his sons were killed in the fighting. his house destroyed. he's furious. >> we will fight. it will be sectarian war across the country, we'll revenge our loved ones. >> the country has been weakened by years of instability. the deposit is under pressure to step in and restore order. >> yemeni is a country divided along sectarian lines. if the fighting continues in damaj, it could slip towards civil war, likely to end hopes of building a democratic yemen. >> still to come on the program - suffering from malnutrition, malian refugees in moray tainia say they are not receiving essential food supplies. >>> m23 rebel fighters in the democratic republic of congo are being accused of committing atrocities. the congoingees army says bodies are being discovered in freshly dug graves. fighting is being reported ne

. >> al jazeera has given special access to a special you want of the yemeni army.e joined them as they trained outside of the capitol. >> reporter: these are yemen's top military commanders outside the capital. neutrallies see them together given the growing threats of al-qaeda. and this is the newly formed unit that will lead the fight against the armed group. they are the best soldiers in the army. their new commander, his mission is to defeat al-qaeda in yemen. >> we recently created a force called special operations. they're the best trained soldiers and they have the most sophisticated weapons. they are the elite of the army. >> some of these fighters have recently been involved in special operations against al-qaeda. but this is an army that has been weakened by years of instability and political divisions. something that yemen's new political leaders want to leave behind and focus on the challenges ahead. >> we need support and cooperation with all the country and fighting al-qaeda. we also need to develop technology so we can limit u.s. drone strikes. >> re

is missing its mark with human rights groups reporting mounting civilian deaths as he travels to a yemeni village to hear firsthand accounts. this is all that remains from a u.s. predator drone strike right here in yemen that killed two suspected members of al qaeda but also civilians so in the loss of innocent lives justified in the fight against al qaeda stay with us as we report from one of the front lines in the war on terror. and the russian court grants by greenpeace activists bringing the total of those released to twelve of a part of a group detained for their attempt to storm. a top story. from austria center in moscow this is r t with twenty four hours a day up to twenty three people have been killed in powerful blast near the iranian embassy in lebanon capital beirut conflicting reports suggest an iranian cultural attack is among the victims of the bombings that injured more than one hundred forty lebanese group linked to al qaida has reportedly claimed responsibility for this attack a middle east correspondent has the latest. the blasts happened at nine thirty this morning the

he travels to a yemeni the beach to hear first hand accounts all that remains from a us predator drone strike right here in yemen that killed two suspected members of al qaeda but also send billions. so is the loss of innocent lives justified in the fight against al qaeda stay with us as the report from one of the front lines in the war on terror. the russian court approached by guilt of my four greenpeace activists bring in the tenth of april least twelve for them part of a group of faithful or attempt to storm and i'll stick with egg on top stories this hour . the city to promote good it is not to repeat it for hours that day up to twenty three people being killed and powerful tools to be a reagan embassy in lebanon's capital beirut conflicting reports suggest the real cocoa after jake is among the victims of the bombings and injured more than one hundred and forty seven is gripping calcutta has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack some of these correspondent paul this man has been a test to toss them into satan's a possum according to tiffany's security officials the win

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travels to a yemeni village to hear if. this is all that remains from a u.s. predator drone strike right here in yemen the numbers about. the loss of innocent lives justified in the fight against al qaeda stay with us as we report from one of the front lines in the war on terror. and real records for a virtual currency point nine hundred dollars. at a u.s. senate hearing. live from a studio central moscow this is twenty four hours a day. twenty three people have been killed in powerful blasts near the iranian embassy in lebanon's capital beirut conflicting reports suggest an iranian culture is among the victims of the bombings that injured more than one hundred forty lebanese group. has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack on middle east correspondent paula has the latest. the blasts happened at nine thirty this morning there were two blasts that were just seconds apart and according to lebanese security officials the one was caused by a suicide bomber who was driving a rig's car and the other was caused by a person on a motorcycle as i say they ca

any order here toward the yemeni government because they have the feeling that we neglected them since a long long time and just briefly it's perhaps that guantanamo could actually be closed i absolutely would not read into about it at all where u.s. official. the key concern isn't the difficulty of reintegrating these former detainees into society it's the concern that these detainees will reintegrate into al qaeda networks and it's not a completely not valid one we have to remember that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was founded by former guantanamo detainees so it's certainly a valid concern this is going to be such a long way off i mean if we waited this long for it to close unfortunately i don't think it's going to be sped up just because of this idea. is what is more interviews with former prisoners and in depth coverage of the international pressure to close the facility. in britain you're never far from treating a top of the shoulder from the tax man but not everywhere. jurisdiction gets forced to fund the crown's coffers in fact to can be quite the opposite to. such a place

schakowsky are going to have an opportunity to listen to the drone victims' families people from this yemeni delegation but more generally these activists are taking a look at the bigger picture they're really focusing on influencing public opinion as you know the prove all of drones used to be eighty percent it's come down to sixty percent and they're very encouraged by this and i think their main goal is really i ching away at that percentage and making sure that more people are aware of the effects of drones and it's dangerous that it's approach of the stores sticking out of the news which is good or to correspond to a david. still ahead here on our team new research shows that every year thousands of americans going to hospitals wind up victims of a medical mistake that cost them their lives an in-depth look at some of those victims and much more after the break. dramas that can't be ignored her. stories are the result of use in those. places changing the world he writes now. so take your oath today steve. holmes is not from around the globe. please don't. they'll be ok it was terrible t

yemeni government because they have the feeling that we. just briefly it. could actually be closed i absolutely would not read into about it at all where u.s. official. the key concern isn't the difficulty of reintegrating these former detainees into society it's the concern that these detainees will reintegrate into al qaeda networks and it's not a completely not valid one we have to remember that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was founded by former guantanamo detainees so it's certainly a valid concern this is going to be such a long way off i mean if we waited this long for it to close unfortunately i don't think it's going to be sped up just because of this idea. that our t. dot com watch our full series on life inside guantanamo well as more interviews with former prisoners and in-depth coverage the international pressure to close the facility. three attacks targeting shiite worshipers in eastern iraq have left at least forty one people dead the blast took place during events to mark a shura the most important day in the shiite muslim calendar more

schakowsky are going to have an opportunity to listen to the drone victims' families people from this yemeni delegation but more generally these activists are taking a look at the bigger picture they're really focusing on influencing public opinion as you know the prove all of drones used to be eighty percent it's come down to sixty percent and they're very encouraged by this and i think their main goal is really i ching away at that percentage and making sure that more people are aware of the effects of drones and it's dangerous that it's impressive the story is sticking out of the news which is good for chief correspondent mary david this new study by the journal of patient safety reveals a staggering number of americans are go to the hospital every year and wind up the victim of some sort of preventable death or to go to los angeles and artie's ramon go into. like my sister was just writhing in pain for so long and it just haunts me and you know the last moments with both my mom and my sister are just ingrained in my head eric andrus is overcome with emotion as you remember the death of h

schakowsky are going to have an opportunity to listen to the drone victims families people from the yemeni delegation but more generally these activists are taking a look at the bigger picture they're really focusing on influencing public opinion as you know the proof will of drones used to be eighty percent it's come down to sixty percent and they're very encouraged by this and i think their main goal is really i ching away at that percentage and making sure that more people are aware of the effects of drones and it's dangerous that it's impressive the story is sticking around the news which is good or to correspondent america. who study by the journal of patient safety reveals a staggering number of americans are go to the hospital every year wind of the victim of some sort of preventable death we go now to los angeles authorities ramon go into. like my sister was just writhing in pain for so long and it just haunts me and you know the last moments with both my mom and my sister are just ingrained in my head eric andrus is overcome with emotion as you remember the death of his sister cal

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they want the fight against al-qaeda to be planned by the yemeni themselves. al jazeera. >> the united nations said it will stamp out all armed rebel groups from the democratic republic of congo. the peacekeeping mission there says they will use force against any group threatening civilians. the congolese troops have captured hundreds of m 23 rebels after taking over the last of their strongholds in the east. the fighters are believed to have escaped across the border. m 23 the military announced thent of the conflict on tuesday morning. malcolm web sends us this. >> many of the fighters handed themselves over to th the congoe authority. many of them say they never wanted to fight and they were forced to join the rebels when the rebels took over their towns. others fled to neighboring rwanda, and they've got 80 fight necessary their custody and they're waiting for a deput dipc decision and what to do with them. they frequently found rwandaen citizens among those who did give themselves up or get caught. lasting solutions will probably involved everybody being

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he accuse us the yemeni government for passing on information to the u.s. government.then launched a drone attack against their fighters. >> it's a war against crusaders and their allies in yes yemen. it's got to a point where the u.s. a ambassador has been declared as the ruler of yemen. two of al qaeda strong holds. weakened by years of instablity, soldiers are assisted by local ma lickmalow m ma militia. we started an operate to rout al qaeda un,bu, but it's going to e time. we have a new strategy and modifying our fighting strategy. >> al qaeda is remaining defiant. the presence is almost every wieeverywhere. >> the increased security comes after targeted attacks against the government. despite the ongoing military operation al qaeda is fa still n yemen it's even expanding in areas where there is no significant military presence. >>> the presidential election has gun in a at that tajikistan. >> there has been a series of a small ex-explosio explosion at t party in southern china. >> with ra rampant crime peoplen puerto rico continue to leave for a better life abore

yemeni officials have reportedly drafted tentative lands for the facility, but a final deal could takeonths. former guantÁnamo bay prisoner david hicks has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn his you thousand seven conviction. captured in afghanistan, he was held at guantanamo for five years before reaching a plea deal to return to his native australia. he admitted to material support for terrorism and agreed to renounce his claim of suffering abuse in u.s. custody. he was the first guantÁnamo prisoner convicted under the military commissions act. this week, hicks filed an appeal saying he pled guilty under duress. --a statement, hicks said againstl judge ruled the new york city police department's controversial stop and frisk program is seeking reinstatement after being removed from the case. in august, u.s. district judge scheindlin found stop and frisk unconstitutional, saying police had relied on a policy of indirect racial profiling that lead to officers routinely stopping blacks and latinos. scheindlin appointed a federal court monitor oversee a series of reforms. but a three-jud

the detainees including many of the yemenis who remain at guantanamo are among the worst offenders. we should want all future transfers to be done wisely and fully in line with our national security interests. this amendment accomplishes those objectives. thirdly, this amendment continues the ban on building or modifying facilities inside the united states to hold those detainees. it does not prohibit any changes to the facilities at guantanamo bay, so those facilities will continue to be state-of-the-art. i understand this administration wants to close guantanamo and that the justice department has already purchased the correctional facility in thompson, illinois, to house them. but there is still overwhelming consensus here in congress and among the american people that guantanamo detainees should never set foot inside the united states. we need to listen to that consensus. so with that in mind, our amendment ensures that not one penny of american taxpayer dollars will be spent on the thompson facility or to build or modify any other facility inside the united states to house guan

the yemeni government says it's trying to broker a ceasefire but the region has historically been outside of its control. . >>> i'm dave warren. the skies are clearing and the showers clearing out. temperatures are dropping. the radar plus the clouds showed a few showers saturday. by sunday these will clear out and the temperatures will drop. she how they are dropping each hour, sunday morning mid to low 40s. in fact, below the freezing mark away from i-95. it's windy, bringing in the cold air, so we'll only get up to the 40s. wind dying down sunday night. by monday morning waking up to 20s and 30s, even along i-95 urban areas could drop to mid to low 30s, close to freezing. a chill in the air when you step outside. the wind is picking up. high pressure over the great lakes, the stormy weather sitting off the coast intensifying. the wind picks up. that is about all that is happening between the north-east and the midwest. the temperatures climb in the midwest. the cold air comes in from canada. by sunday night and monday warm weather returns and it will spread east monday afternoon and ev

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. >> the pain of a former yemeni child bride - and why it's proving difficult to change attitudes in conservative society. >> burgers, fries and a book to go - the littest attempt by mcdonald's to convince people it sells healthy foods. >> he'd been the leader of the pakistani taliban for four years, had a $5 million bounty on his head and was behind numerous attacks. he's dead. hakimullah mehsud has been killed in a suspected u.s. drone strike. we have this report from islamabad. >> it's a serious setback for the pakistani taliban. hakimullah mehsud had just finished meeting tribal leaders when the compound was struck by four missiles fired from a dran. the united states had been pursuing moousz. he was -- moousz for problem hakimullah mehsud for years. >> he was picture with a suicide bomber. the c.i.a. has his man. the pakistani government is in a difficult position. >> he was a man of great strategic military and tactical skills. we don't want to romantizize what he did. he killed many. on another level, he will not be so pleased that he was killed by a drone strike. >> at the pe

the yemeni government accused iran of backing the hoouthy's to destablilize the country. >> salafis made it clear that they are angry, and want the government to send in the army to protect civilians and the fighting. it's too late for people like that man, who is from damaj. two of his sons were killed in the fighting. his house was destroyed. he is furious. >> translation: we will fight. it will be sectarian war across the country. we will avenge loved ones who are killed. the county has been weakened by years of instability. the government is under pressure to step in and restore order. >> people here are concerned if the fighting continues in damaj, the country could slip into civil war. request >> the effects of a political crisis in madagascar it beyond the government. more young women are selling in order to survive. >> life drives people to take desperate measures. few jobs because of the political and economic crisis. some parents can't afford to look after their families, giving teenagers no choice but to make a living on the street, selling their bodies, so they can eat. >> ro

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yemeni the issue this is due next tuesday. you evil to bring calm to peek in and of god is one such outfit muhammad died john and me which will be dumped in different religions dollars unit in nineteen ninety two today his demise as a buffet example of community harmony and travel. its success can be added to pitch in harmony among what cuts for middle and if it fixed. nobody who has the effect of the nine be considered to have is that she will be a shame that combo that was of the season with good compliments of you who has been going off on them. my body didn't. so needy that they would beat the autumnal mood or not. is it that you are going to sit there and then come watch the updated on our boy is a new da hui it was he. just books like was done by the kremlin tebow and his usage and magazines of printing up some decent speech notes on the bus together but also can each other in times of need do you go. my tendency to not let your mind and a man with the billabong on the bubble made a profit on the way they did not bite yo

and off was able to reach one yemeni village where a community has been simply devastated by the effects of u.s. drone strikes. it says no faith for the one who has no trust but both are now in short supply in this part of yemen for months the class has been without its mouth teacher and this pupil without his father this is the big show about a charity i didn't ask his name is still on the staff schedule but i leave hasn't been here since signing out of class on january twenty third the last of the the final to be the father of three was killed by a u.s. drone alongside his twenty year old cousin salim a college student who drove them in a borrowed to yoda they picked up two strangers who turned out to be suspected al qaeda militants witnesses reported a whirring sound in the sky then missiles struck their car. the smell of death was everywhere some of the bodies were burned beyond recognition of the rest were ripped to shreds and scattered all around. i found a part of something inside the car the rest was outside of the house but we only recognised him by a piece of his trousers. you

have also pointed to a lack of transparency and accountability for the strikes a group of yemenis wholost family members in one attack to join the anti drone campaign following in the footsteps of a pakistani family who testified before congress on the innocent deaths caused by man strikes. these drone strike victims plan on meeting with lawmakers over the coming days their message to them is clear to put an end to the drone can kill in yemen they are asking also asking for the memos that justify the drone program to be released for those documents to be made public and for the breakdown to get our station we've heard from a young man that says his brother in law and nephew were killed by u.s. drone strikes and we saw our loved ones who were enjoying the waiting list knowledge getting cut to pieces by these missiles he says there is a brother in law was a very outspoken critic of al qaeda and thought if you were to be killed that it would actually be by a terrorist a member of al qaeda but as we hear it turned out very differently here at the white house. now four people have been kil

yemeni security fifty one point three percent of the brighton sotheby's run off putting an end to a court is correct by dealing with inmates. the former director of brazil's state run bank he was convicted in a major corruption charges had fled the country to avoid jail enrique is a doctor who also has a highly impossible to say here that that he'd gone to his other hand country to seek a fair trial. one of twenty five people who were convicted over two thousand and five scandal allegedly stole a position of the lake is received kickbacks in return for the support of government bills. wheatley witty political melodrama continues south facing silvio berlusconi rebranding is faulty returning to the name of forts or italia saying he could no longer support the coalition government of injury could accept that self to the political betrayal of his longtime policy at and gina out saute the day before they announce the creation design political movement off on an easel so the interior minister and deputy prime minister has promised that he and his allies will support the government agreed to let

russians were working with the yemeni army at the time it's still not clear who was behind the attack. us president barack obama has hit back at critics of the interim nuclear deal struck with iran speaking in sentences go the president said that the us cannot close the door on diplomacy or rule out peaceful solutions to the world's problems. iran says of this opportunity. and choose to join the global community that we can begin to show for it. the mistrust that existed for many many years between our two nations none of that but that's gonna be easy to shelve those were made but we cannot close the door on diplomacy. we cannot rule out peaceful solutions to the world's problems. we cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of crap. and tough talk and bluster may be that easy thing to do politically but it's not the right thing for our secure. ok now back to our top story the head of the three syrian army says it will boycott the upcoming peace talks in geneva. one is that spring and early not that a spokesman for the free syrian army mystic not the first of all drink the wine pres