holly williams reports from riyadh. >> it's six months before saudi women will finally be allowed to drive, but noura al-otaibi isn't waiting. a $170,000 mercedes-benz takes her fancy. this, after all, is oil-rich saudi arabia. her brothers have lessons in the desert, she told us. women fought for the right the drive in saudi arabia, illegally taking to the road and shaming their government with these protest videos. >> in this ultraconservative country, the genders have traditionally been segregated, so the driving ban has never made much sense, because women are allowed to catch taxis or use ride apps to get a car with male driver they have never met. most people we've spoken to here want to see women behind the wheel. and women are fighting for other freedoms, too. >> they're not victims. we are not victims. we are strong. >> reporter: halah alhamrani, who has opened a boxing jim called "fight like a girl," told us she wants an end to saudi arabia's male guardianship system, which means all saudi women still need a male relative's permission to travel overseas or get married. you

a military target it's the second missile fired from yemen in the last month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on november fourth the coalition's been fighting the hooty is in yemen since twenty fifteen and inside yemen medical sources say that at least fourteen people have been killed in fighting in the capital sanaa forces loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh force with hooty rebels near the al salam mosque salah loyalists have accused the hooty is of carrying out a coup. in the united states a storm of activity from president on a trumpet sparked controversy with political friends and foes both at home and abroad last friday trump claimed that he turned down the opportunity to become time magazine's person of the year for the second year running time says that's simply not true the president strengthened his endorsement of senate candidate roy moore despite allegations that more sexually assaulted underage girls last weekend it emerged that trump has been questioning the authenticity of the two thousand and four access hollywood tape in which he made vulgar

fired from yemen this month a rocket was brought down a king khalid airport just outside the capital riyadh on november fourth that let the saudi led coalition to tighten its blockade of yemen stopping a deliveries for more than two weeks afterwards pope francis is demanding the international community takes decisive measures to resolve the causes of the mass exodus of range of muslims from myanmar arriving in bangladesh from myanmar pope francis broke his silence of what the u.n. has called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing you also called on world governments to immediately provide assistance to bangladesh. nemeth. in recent months the spirit of generosity and solidarity which is a distinguishing mark of society has been seen most vividly in its humanitarian aid to a massive influx of refugees from morocco and state providing them with temporary shelter and the basic necessities of life this is been done. it has also been done before the eyes of the whole world that prosecutors a violent bosnian croat war criminal down in court on wednesday did contain a lethal chemical. died later in h

it is the cause of some disorientation in riyadh because it's happening very quickly. - [narrator] cheap oil reduces incentives to invest in increased efficiency and alternative technology while boosting the consumption of oil and gas. - [bordoff] we're driving more, and we're using more oil, and we're buying bigger cars 'cause we have short memories and forget gasoline prices might go up again. and that makes the economics of buying a hybrid or electric vehicle or an alternative worse. - [moniz] we are, with low oil prices, bluntly; we are more challenged in terms of getting cost competitiveness of advanced biofuels and clearly there's an impact in terms of the electric vehicle penetration. we're making great progress; and battery costs for example for vehicles have come down 60, 70 percent in the last five or six years. but there's no doubt that the low oil prices and low fuel prices impact that. - [browner] we don't have a system in the united states where we really price in the externalities of burning fossil fuels into the price that we sell the fossil fuels at. we sort of deal with

get a room in riyadh. it goes to your heart. what is going on? martin: i know as much as you do. he chucked all the guests through the ritz carlton. manus: are you getting more business through that area? martin: i think it has stabilized. the budget deficits are coming down in the region. aramco is an of massive cash generator for saudi. anna: we will see where that ends up. thank you. martin gilbert stays with us. an exclusive coming up later, we firstpeak to the ceo of group. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back to daybreak. you're looking at a live shot of the city of london. what a beautiful city it is. powerful and resplendent. anna: it is called. itus: it is a little bit and we have martin gilbert with us. anna: still with us here in london. let's talk about glencore. you sit on a number of boards. how does it look from the mining perspective? martin: he looks pretty good from the miners. glencore went through a near death experience it for a joined the benefits of that now, and,age will -- well down t prices globally have recovered. probably a bit better than oil. w

that israel and saudi arabia aren't our allies i mean you know there aren't even any flights between riyadh in tel aviv for example. i'm not saying they're their allies i think they have a common interest common interest often brings together the you know the same goals in this case the goal is to stop iran's nuclear development and their support of terrorism that's an important common goal whether you call him allies or not. i think you know that that certainly trumps if i can use that word the other difference is that they have today. and i just came back from saudi arabia you know to our yeah then. i found you know i've been traveling to that region for a while and i'm finding some significant differences of attitude. you know among saudis and qataris i think they're looking for ways to open up dialogue open up trade they're working together you know quietly on. an intelligence and other military type of issues so i think there's a there's a real sea change going on and it's up to you know america and the european countries to support that and try to find more common ground to bring the

and return we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet in geneva kuwait we are ready for that now a former bosnian military leader has died after drinking poison in a u.n. war crimes court slobodan drank the liquid just seconds after he was told he had lost his appeal against his conviction then a smith reports with his twenty year sentence for war crimes up held an appeal. was not about to go quietly it were seated. shouting i am not a war criminal a form a coalition general took a drink from a small bottles. for a short time the presiding judge continued to deliver verdicts on the other defendants then probably heard again through a translator i had taken poison. the seventy two year old's lawyer repeats a client's claim not to like. clients as he drank a poison this morning she says we spent at least the curtains probably ak was taken to a hospital in the hague where he later died in two thousand and four slept on probably at flew from zagreb to the netherlands and surrendered himself to the hague tribunal with his co-

and return we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets riyadh this is an initiative and off to this we can meet in geneva kuwait or a mode we are ready for that coming up on the news hour from london we report from the greek island of less force where thousands of refugees are facing a harsh winter. human rights watch releases a damning report on venezuela detailing the brutal treatment of anti-government protesters. and asia's top footballers are crowned we'll hear from them in sport or turn. on the bosnian croat a military leader has died after drinking poison in a u.n. war crimes court slobodan perle yak drank the substance just seconds after he was told he'd lost his appeal and smith reports. with his twenty year sentence for war crimes of hell an appeal probably active was not about to go quietly it received it through the shouting i am not a war criminal a former croatian general took a drink from a soul bottles. for a short time the presiding judge continued to deliver verdicts on the other defendants then probably heard again through a translator i have taken poison

she just touched down in riyadh — in saudi arabia. she‘s said she will use the visit there to express concerns about the humanitarian crisis in yemen. alex forsyth reports. with all the ceremony befitting a friend, theresa may touched down in riyadh, meeting not just friend, theresa may touched down in riyadh, meeting notjust the crowned prince but the country‘s king. it‘s the british brand minister‘s second visit to saudi arabia this year. but the warm relations here have led to questions for her government in the uk. -- questions for her government in the uk. —— british prime minister. her de facto deputy faced political questions in her place as she was on her tour. the uk government has received £a.6 billion in selling arms to saudi arabia since the war in yemen began. a war which has created a devastating humanitarian crisis. yemen is now on the brink of famine. unicef has said that 150,000 children will die by the end of this year, doesn‘t the first secretary agree that the best thing the prime minister can do wit

between countries go and it is also extremely rich lucrative thanks to the weapons sales from london to riyadh since the saudi led intervention began in yemen over two years ago britain has licensed over four point six billion pounds worth of weapons exports to saudi arabia that's things like. any sorts of weapons tanks helicopters anything you need really to conduct a war and this is a war in which saudi arabia has been accused of committing crimes against humanity and last year human rights groups accused britain of blocking either you push for a u.n. investigation into saudi arabia's alleged war crimes in yemen and just remind the viewers the whole reason saudi arabia is in yemen is because they're trying to overthrow the she who see rebels who have seized parts of the countries. hence the bombing campaign hence this military blockade but that in thailand has taken a terrible toll on yemen's civilian population and take a look. greenpeace activists have broken into one of france's nuclear power stations in a bid to highlight security concerns. on the good luck. now you have magic johnson. m

and return we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet in geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that. syrian government negotiators have finally arrived in geneva for the latest round of un backed talks aimed at ending the civil war yes our government had initially refused to confirm it would attend the eighth round of talks that began on tuesday between the syrian opposition and u.n. special envoy staff and a mistura the opposition had wanted to discuss the possibility of removing president assad but the government insists it won't tolerate such a discussion talks have now been extended to december fifteenth former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik says the united arab emirates have blocked him from traveling it comes after he announced his intention to run in next year's presidential elections he stood in egypt's first presidential election are to the uprising twenty eleven against former leader hosni mubarak but he lost against milan morsi of the muslim brotherhood after his defeat shafique fled over scenes. my fe

and yet he doesn't seem prince in riyadh. and yet he doesn't seem to see the conflict of interest that he's sending out this sort of stuff and at the same time saying we are one of your closest allies? this is an excellent follow one question. if the george w bush white house protocol we had in place, we had a scripted response of how is the president going to interact with the king ofjordan. now we are talking about a tweet that has offended leaders and nations around the world. the president needs to maintaina world. the president needs to maintain a sense of decorum so he doesn't step over his own message. we are talking about bigotry, fascism and tweets, not one of our strongest allies who is here to show off our relationship in washington, dc today. thank you. ron is normally a mild mannered kind of guy when he comes on 100 days but i could feel it sitting here next to him in the studio, the level of anger he is feeling. it's not just about the dignity it's notjust about the dignity of the presidential office, it's about

kushner, effectively runs saudi arabia now but particularlyjared kushner, a fairly regular visitor to riyadh now. they are trying to sort out their relationship with the us. back chemistry does not exist between them and the uk. there is the thought that they should have this military. theresa may‘s view and not of her party is that they need saudi and gulf arab money and trade. and post—brighton, are their big contracts post—brighton, are their big co ntra cts to post—brighton, are their big contracts to be won in somewhere like saudi arabia? we talked about the trade that there is, with defence contracts or not. not with the tornado deal, and the project, the tornado deal, and the project, the typhoon deal. but all of it is tiny as compared to what the americans announced during donald trump‘s visit. i was there in may, there was talk of $300 billion worth of trade, massive. eye watering amounts of deals. they have been inked but not all come to fruition. whatever britain concludes will be tiny by comparison. and you say that the way they will see it is maybe she will not spend e

put an end to the blockade the second step we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet geneva two eight or amman we are ready for that the u.k. is reportedly close to reaching an agreement on the so-called gregg's it divorce bill with key sticking point in the goshi ations to leave the european union british media reported the u.k. will shell out about sixty five billion dollars to settle its unpaid debts the e.u. was refusing to discuss post breaks or trade options until the details of that bill were known. and activists pasta in zimbabwe has been acquitted of trying to overthrow former president robert mugabe those are the headlines. nick. bloom no clue. kid. of. fish. but. you. know. who. i mean that in my. jet today. i'm. sad i'm a. shell of. that. and. how when i had a. small fish about that's how we feel. and lips. i had. bought and i had my tan. soft. and. i know i love allow me to add now but that. one. and. also i live in mclean is a. god. out of hell of us all live it dear. well the show is public showing how ma

put an end to the blockade the second step we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that . i mean a car bomb has exploded outside the finance ministry offices of yemen's southern port city of adam at least four people have been killed i still claim responsibility for the blast. an island in greece which is struggling to look after an ever increasing number of refugees is being described as the guantanamo bay of europe thousands of refugees stuck on the island of lesbos face a harsh winter as john holl reports greek government leaders are complaining of a lack of help from the european union. on the aegean island of lance bass the evenings have turned cold most of the roughly ten thousand refugees and migrants stuck on the island live in the bleak confines of moriah camp no matter what no. no food no food food no good. moria is stretched way beyond capacity it's occupants come from a dozen countries it's a prison it's not like a prison but to prison because you don't go nowhere. i

put an end to the blockade the second step we say to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that a car bomb has exploded outside the finance ministry offices in yemen southern port city of add in at least four people they have been killed i saw as clane groups responsibility for the blast the foreign ministers from the u.k. saudi arabia the united arab emirates and oman have met in london in an effort to find a peaceful solution to the war in yemen britain's foreign secretary boris johnson called the crisis the number one impending humanitarian catastrophe in his words and urged countries to work together for brain and reports. no defining breakthrough moment from these talks this forum that's been held here in london but an indication from the u.k. of the urgency of the matter and recognition according to the foreign and commonwealth office at least from the saudis the u.a.e. oman and the us and of course the un about the humanitarian plight being faced by the yemeni civilians three mil

put an end to the blockade the second step we said to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet geneva q.h. or amman we are ready for that. mile a car bomb exploded outside the finance ministry offices in yemen southern port city aden at least four people have been killed eisel has claimed responsibility for that bombing those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera earthrise is next. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job as a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. parts of antarctica a woman faster than anywhere else on the planet this is having an effect on wildlife and is altering deep ocean currents which regulate the world's climate from the poles to the equator. as antarctica's ice melts we're seeing global sea levels rise and unpredict

put an end to the blockade the second step we said to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet in geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that. meanwhile a car bomb has exploded outside the finance ministry offices and yemen's the southern port city aden at least four people have been killed claimed responsibility for that blast. iran's president is accusing saudi arabia of targeting his country and as a way of shifting focus away from saudi involvement and regional conflicts and disputes tension has been escalating between the regional rivals and sanctions on iran under the nuclear deal awesome rouhani says his country has to act with professionalism when dealing with the kingdom. seeking to solve two fundamental problems that's why that i've got a man as an enemy saudi arabia and fail in iraq and syria and finally failed in lebanon they failed in all of these regions and one book i would defeat by doing it out of an enemy secondly inside saudi arabia the stents and i'm done with disputes so there is an enemy to govern of the fa

is deeply controversial many including the former leader riyadh his job resigned their posts and now a letter signed by over four hundred prominent opposition figures saying the team here in geneva does not represent them that delegation is led by nasa hariri but even those with him in geneva believe the process may have been compromised his spokesman says he's worried that special envoy de mistura listens too much to the russians the man who is tilting towards to be the supporter of a brutal regime russia is not a neutral party in syria. but i believe that the man is between. the rock and the hard place. with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr stories talks can't be good james zero at the u.n. in geneva malaria infections are increasing around the world according to the world health organization which is asking for more money to fight the mosquito borne disease. has just put out a report which estimates that four hundred forty five thousand people died of malaria last year eighty percent of those were in sub-saharan african countries and india two

put an end to the blockade the second step we said to the decision makers stop launching rockets at riyadh this is an initiative and after this we can meet in geneva kuwait or amman we are ready for that meanwhile a car bomb has exploded outside the finance ministry offices in yemen's southern port city at least four people have been killed by still has claimed responsibility for that blast. a weather check is next then. here for the better or which one is not. a tourist stranded on the resort island of bali. we got some rather cool air across a good part of europe at the moment because. down across the northwest this is the line of the cooler to the north of that i suppose a blind up coming from a northerly direction from the arctic most of the specter of shallow cloud following on behind and that cold air will continue to slide its way further south as we go through the next few days even getting as far south as the mediterranean temperatures in london and paris struggling to get to around seven or eight celsius and screaming normally it will feel pretty cold a few showers along the east

other princes, top officials, and businessmen, has been held in the ritz carlton hotel in the capital, riyadh. reports say he paid out over one billion dollars. the upper house of the australian parliament has approved a draft law paving the way for the legalisation of gay marriage. the law is expected to be passed by the lower house of parliament after australians voted overwhelmingly in favour of the measure in a nationwide postal survey. a large international study suggests that people who remain single into old age are a0% more likely to develop some form of dementia. researchers from university college london also found that those whose partners had died had a 20% greater risk. we are asking you to your comments on that story. to get in touch. let us move on on that story. to get in touch. let us move on and discuss the latest in regards to brexit. downing street insists negotiations on the uk's so—called brexit "divorce bill" are ongoing following reports a significantly bigger offer has been made to the eu. the bbc understands the government is now prepared to pay up to 55 billion eu

is deeply controversial many including the former leader riyadh his job resigned their posts and now a letter signed by over four hundred prominent opposition figures saying the team here in geneva does not represent them that delegation is led by nasa hariri but even those with him in geneva believe the process may have been compromised his spokesman says he's worried that special envoy de mistura listens too much to the russians the man is tilting towards the support of a brutal regime russia is not a neutral party in syria. but i believe that the man is between. the rock and the hard place. with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr de mistura strokes can't be good james bays al-jazeera at the u.n. in geneva. now u.s. vice president mark penn says president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem and join transponding league and wherever that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that moving the embassy would pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict t

our model shows us numbers.he russians are concerned about this mind they are right to be concerned riyadh -- they are right to be concerned. numbers. haidi: plenty more to come, please stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ . welcome back, this is bloomberg markets asia. i am haidi lun in sydney. as we go into this key meeting andienna, between russia opec's, when it comes to volatility, this market is looking pretty bearish. is this a suggestion that markets are insuring against disappointment when it comes to the output meeting in vienna, or is it because the market is looking bad anyway? it?would you interpret guest: it is really a combination of the two. everyone positions it? guest: it is really a combination of themselves prior to the meetings, and what we are hearing is a consensus between a lot of the investment cap communities that that will be another round of disappointment, maybe a price drop and i think we are seeing that. they have started to increase -- pe this is consensus that we will see price dropping. sometimes you can get surprised by that, but we think 210 that it

an official in riyadh says the tuesday, andeed on three others have agreed to yield. his father was a late king of doha. until recently, he was seen as the second most powerful in the kingdom. a rare diamond has sold that christie's in hong kong. it went to an unidentified phone bidder after sales of only three minutes. it failed to live up to presale promises. for had expected it to go $42 million. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. ♪ time to see how the asian markets are shaping up so far this morning. here is sophie kamaruddin. risks arefew systemic seen by investors, even with pyongyang's latest missile test. you it isderauer told looking a little long in the tooth. equities are continuing to our power ahead. stocks are climbing and seoul, sydney. japanese shares climbing even in the face of lower-than-expected october retail sales figures. jpmorgan sees consumption picking up in the fourth quarter. in seoul, health care stocks leading the charge. as. st

is deeply controversial many including the former leader riyadh his job resigned their posts and now a letter signed by over four hundred prominent opposition figures saying the team here in geneva does not represent them that delegation is led by nasa hariri but even those with him in geneva believe the process may have been compromised his spokesman says he's worried that special envoy de mistura listens too much to the russians the man who was tilting towards to be the supporter of a brutal regime russia is not a party in syria. but i believe that the man is between. a rock and a hard place with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr demers stories talks can't be good james zero at the u.n. in geneva police in greece have the tainted line people after finding bomb making equipment and detonators in raids in athens men in the woman are being questioned after police searched three separate locations the suspects are sort of links to a left wing turkish on the court. islands deputy prime minister has resigned over a police whistleblower scandal francis

is deeply controversial many including the former leader riyadh his job resigned their posts and now a letter signed by over four hundred prominent opposition figures saying the team here in geneva does not represent them that delegation is led by nasa hariri but even those with him in geneva believe the process may have been compromised his spokesman says he's worried that special envoy de mistura listens too much to the russians the man who was tilting towards to be the supporter of a brutal regime russia is not a party in syria. but i believe that the man is between. a rock and a hard place with comments like that on the first day the prospects for this round of mr de mistura can't be good. at the u.n. in geneva u.s. vice president mike pence says president trump is actively considering when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem pensa made the comments during an event at israel's mission to the united nations now the controversial move is something trump has previously vowed that he would do in june trump signed a waiver to keep the embassy in tel a

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saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stooges. a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition. zira geneva. there is a summit been javid has been speaking to people in three areas of syria to hear about their expectations from the talks in geneva. when there are no place in the sky and there is less fear of forces invading you there is hope all around you in this particular town in northern syria this is jobless and people are trying to come back and review their lives but when it comes to talks in geneva they are not very hopeful they say this is the revolution that they began and it has been taken away from them and the world really doesn't care. i'm in syria and they call me a refugee what can we want from the talks. as long as assad

saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stitches a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition jane spays al-jazeera geneva. television is on course for a surprise victory presidential election. has almost a five point lead over incumbent one orlando have none this is one of the poorest nations in south america it also has the highest murder rates in the world still ahead on al-jazeera. the new evidence showing that an oil giant was allegedly can play in punishing nigerian villages who complained about spills. i'm joined now on the greek island of lewis was where more than two and a half years after the great influx of refugees to europe began people are still making this perilous crossing from turkey every day. hello and welcome back no

got the threat of some rain here from a front which is going to go across parts of saudi arabia so riyadh for instance could see a threat of a shower in the course of choose day think here into how it should be trying to find maybe a bit of cloud ram but that's about it pleasant and i'll be doubly with highs of twenty nine through into wednesday jerry fine conditions across much of the region there with thirty four degrees as a high in mecca heading down into southern portions of africa the weather here so it across southern arizona looking dr fine sunshine there in cape town twenty two johannesburg twenty one but once you get further north into parts of mozambique and through into zimbabwe and zambia some heavy showers are likely here could be quite wet in usaca highs of twenty five. i'm a musician i'm very happy with my own i think with my music i'm more powerful i can deliver a message but in the same times i'm really interesting about the country but with people not myself here i have my family the weather is fantastic and my music me discount i don't see any you know reason to left t

saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figure is closer to moscow some of which were previously even derived it as a sad stooges a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition. geneva well meanwhile the united states says it's considering adjustments to how it gives military support to kurdish led forces fighting eisel in northern syria take it considers the kurdish syrian fighters known as white the earth on friday the turkish government said u.s. president donald trump told his counterparts rest of. the supplies to the kurdish groups would hold at the state department such decisions on military support will be based on battlefield requests. not on. we are allies of the us under nato and we have made it clear several times to us with the right method with the right rhetoric that this was not the right thing to do wh

kennedy: until i can wear hot pants and a tube top in riyadh in broad daylight i would say we still have problems. mike baker, thank you so much. susan sarandon still doesn't like hillary clinton. she spoke out about her refusal to back hillary, telling the yar --telling "the guardian." we would still be frack and we would still be at war. she said she voted for jill stein which earned her condemnation from the left. is it any surprise to see democrats turning on one of their own for refusing to step in line? the party panel is next. i'm always excited to see an ultra leftist take a whack at hillary clinton. >> now they are taking a whack at susan sarandon. people i think their eyes glass over they manage they can't reconcile the fact that hillary clinton is the most of hawkish democrat. they mean big ones where you topping the regime and send troops in. donald trump has escalated the crappy wars, but he's not likely to start a land war anywhere. that's what sarandon meant and that's not a raisey conclusion to come up with. kennedy: that's a conclusion bernie sanders and jill stein suppo

a missile launched allegedly by has ball off from yemen's territory occupied by who threw apples at riyadh was quick to blame it on iran of course and iran denied it sent missiles of the eyes and insult missiles officially but mcintyre the brother of the iran's revolutionary guard intelligence chief sat that the guard trying to send missiles today who think three times stopped by president rouhani who is to say there wasn't a fourth time if you look to the history of yemen nobody could attack successfully against the yemen in the past and the government of yemen from forty years ago thirty years ago had been concentrated on its defense issue. today reaching to the possibility for manufacturing of the. defense equipment including messiah it is not were very difficult and the possibility in the country and tell me the messiah issue two out of yeah man is. you know a policy which is and a strategy which is very very now on from the past just putting the case to another country give myside to yeah man very openly very clearly but definitely iran is located i'm going to to talk about the iran's

saudis created a new opposition group ng to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stooges a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition james bays al-jazeera geneva. well correspondent a solid and jolly it has been speaking to people and three areas all syria to ask them about their expectations from the geneva talks. when there are no place in the sky and there is less fear of forces invading you there is hope all around you in this particular town in northern syria this is jobless and people are trying to come back and resume their lives but when it comes to talks in geneva they're not very hopeful they say this is the revolution that they began and it has been taken away from them and the world really doesn't care. i'm in syria and they call me a refugee what can we want from

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saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stooges. a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way staff story is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than political transition. geneva well meanwhile the u.s. has its considering adjustments to how it gives military support to kurdish their forces fighting isis and northern syria turkey considers the kurdish syrian fighters known as the wife terrorists on friday the turkish government said u.s. president donald trump told his counterpart regift the law that supplies to the kurdish led copes with home but the state department now says that such decisions on the tree support will be based on the battlefield requirements. not all done. we are allies of the us under nato and we have made it clear several times to the u.s. with the right method with the right rhetoric that this was