riyadh is an international city a third of the population comes from abroad many of them manual workers they helped to build the saudi capital but the wall khan they once enjoyed is starting to fade . saudis first know that the saudi government supplying to reduce unemployment among native saudis employers who hire none so days they have to pay higher fees and jobs in shops like this one selling electronics for example would be restricted to saudis only foreigners will be banned from at least twelve jobs they snoozing store selling instruments has already put up a sign for saudis only be looking for a salesperson male or. saudis asian is a good idea there are more job opportunities here for saudis than for foreigners. and a lot of saudis return from the u.s. and germany with degrees only to find many jobs already filled by foreigners their own country should benefit from them as saudi arabia should benefit from saudis. we are in a neighborhood in the south of the city it's a tough area most of the people here are foreign workers want to here is from bangladesh he arrived a month ago to

secretary of state he underlined not only here in amman but also in tel aviv and earlier in riyadh that actually still hasn't been to his office but he came on this mideast through the overarching the most important i think when it comes to the americans at the moment is to have a united front among the gulf countries when it comes to iran and i think he had very stern messages there towards saudi arabia and the u.a.e. saying you have to solve the issue with qatar and then the second main issue being of course syria and it sounds biased his words at least at least the way he's putting it that the israeli palestinian conflict might not be as important as the at the moment as it is for example for de jordanian and did my pump i mean he spoke about iran growing influence in the region what's the jordanian assessment on iran. well it certainly. doesn't speak very much. when it comes to iran that has the same worries it is aligned with saudi arabia so certainly those concerns out there those concerns are there all throughout the middle east that actually iran is gaining more and more territo

riyadh is an international city third of the population comes from abroad many of them manual workers they helped to build the saudi capital but the wall come they once enjoyed starting to think. saudis first know that the saudi government splatted to reduce unemployment among native saudis employers who hire none so days they have to pay higher fees and jobs in shops like this one selling electronics for example would be restricted to saudis only. for a nurse will be banned from at least twelve jobs this music store selling instruments has already put up a sign for saudis only be looking for a salesperson male. how does ation is a good idea but there are more job opportunities here for saudis than for foreigners. and a lot of saudis return from the u.s. and germany with degrees only to find many jobs already filled by foreigners of their own country should benefit from them as saudi arabia should benefit from saudis. we are in a neighborhood in the south pacific it's a tough area most of the people here are four and are. going to hear this from bangladesh derives a month ago to work

palestinians as far as the palestinians are concerned their stance remains unchanged after the summit in riyadh last year and that's the position whereby the palestinian conflict has to be addressed and solved first before any normalization of relations with israel that remains the case so if he did say it the palestinians don't really want to talk about it it seems good to get your thoughts or herefore to special microphone my friends in ramallah. nigerian president mohammad dubai hari has arrived at the white house for messing with the u.s. president on trump security corruption and china's financial presence in africa are all expected to be on the agenda but hari who we seeking reelection next year is the first sub-saharan african beat it to meet strummed alan fischer is live for us at the white house is standing by for a joint press conference alex the president's merican president has made some very disparaging comments about nigerians are indeed african nations how much do you think that is going to upset the tone of his discussions between the two leaders. i think we'll probably move on

riyadh finally gets a new cinema is that going to do the trick for a city of five million people how long you going to have to stand in line to get a ticket on a good morning yeah this is the first step of many of. the newer. and of course part of the time and it's been several publications. opening hundred. twenty thirty even so i mean you know i really think that if. we're heading in the right direction and you're a comedian you've been making fun of saudi arabia's religious rules for years let me show our audience just a short clip of one of your videos that went by rule you rewrite a famous bob marley song to address the driving ban on women in your country let's listen. no dr so. the driving ban is now being lifted from june on will see saudi women driving cars and other reforms are being implemented there as well from outside the country looks like saudi arabia is opening up does it look that way to people inside the country yeah absolutely i mean and it's still funny because when we think that women are going to be driving we're so used to it not being an option you know we're

incidents as well saudi led coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago now to fight the rebels riyadh considers them terrorists who oppose the legitimate yemeni government the u.n. has described the conflict as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history i was joined last hour by the former head of the red cross and given who's just completed his assignment there he described just how much more needs to be done. why didn't the family in and there is a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we in the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done humanitarian aid is to some to a large extent allowed in but the problem is that more is needed when sure a decent level of life for the population otherwise the country goes downhill the problem is is one of a structural decay. yemen is not a country like you can find another co

a saudi arabian security forces say they shot down a toy drone near a royal palace in the capital riyadh. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king salmen was out of town of the time of the incident and an investigation is underway yemen's hooty rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia. our western powers a welcome north korea's announcement it will suspend nuclear and missile tests u.s. president donald trump called a very good news while european leaders say it is a positive first step but japan says it must lead to concrete action cathy you know that reports from seoul. north korea regularly tested increasingly threatening ballistic missiles last year including weapons that could have the range to hit the united states in september it conducted its most powerful nuclear bomb test now north korea says those tests are over so it should chip we will discontinue nuclear testing an intercontinental ballistic rocket test firing from april twenty fifth. the north a nuclear test ground at the d.p. r. k. will al

incidents a saudi led coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago to fight who think rebels riyadh considers and terrorists who oppose the yemeni government the un's describe the conflict as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history. with me now in the studio is the former head of the red cross in yemen the mission that an example of faith welcome back to international good to see you. three strikes on civilians in three days these are supposed to be targeted strikes and your experience of having been in the country just how much risk asked of billions in right now this many years into that conflict well let me start by saying that of course the pictures you have just shown horrific and been removed by the in the two years that i have been in yemen i have seen unfortunately quite a few other cases as like this one and when when you have a military operation on the scale which are taking place now in yemen these things unfortunately happen and it is of utmost importance of course to document these cases and to bring the observations through the parties which is responsible for

there who these say they were targeting that the fence ministry in riyadh there are no reports of any damage azerbaijan's autocratic leader president. is said to win a fourth straight term in office with two thirds of counting completed the country's election commission says. eighty six percent of the vote the election was boycotted by the main opposition parties who described it as a sham a surge in violence in the eastern of acrostic republic of congo has led to an exodus of refugees to neighboring uganda medical charity doctors without borders says nearly sixty thousand people have crossed the border since january the refugees accuse groups of carrying out murders and forced this placement those are the headlines for news of half an hour this famous next. hello everyone my name so you're my again i'm an associate director for the gun violence prevention team at the center for american progress and your. body if you're watching us on you tube your comments or questions we'll try to get them into the show today. technology and we'll look at the. weapons decide to pull the trigger. us

saudi arabia says intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh and the fighters claimed responsibility for the attack through a twitter account associated with the rebels they say they were targeting the saudi defense ministry there were no reports of damage saudi arabia also shot down to a man drones that hooty forces say were aimed at riyadh's oil facilities. that are you know many of these advancements showed the capabilities of the hutus this is what changed the equation and the rules of the political game and also managed to change the strategy of defense that's what we've noticed these missiles can determine the targets coordinates and hit them accurately. meanwhile the yemeni national army has recaptured the coastal city of mehdi from who through rebels and follows a three day operation backed by assad led coalition than ten thousand civilians have died in yemen civil war since two thousand and fourteen. azerbaijan's president has won a fourth consecutive term in a snap election that was boycotted by the main opposition parties. claim victory in a televise

well certainly riyadh and other gulf states from the very beginning and turkey wanted the overthrow of saud and that brings me to the point that whether you agree or like the assad government or not it's a fact that they were been on the defensive this is an uprising this was an attempt to overthrow a government so you're on the defensive so to invite iran in and russia to help them defend themselves is a natural act of a government trying to survive this was not iran or russia invading syria the iranians wouldn't come in if there were no attempt to overthrow the government so they they have every right as you pointed out to invite whoever they are any friends they had to help them survive this is not true and any government would do that now the israelis i mean hezbollah by the way i think is defending lebanon even lebanese christians and you know they don't know who would agree with as much as they hate they may hate that well they may not like them but they realize that the libyan army isn't worth joining me so let me jump in here just let me jump in here we're going to go to a shor

hot spot yesterday yemen's hooty rebels fired missiles at saudi arabia both at the capital city of riyadh and at the city of design a key oil producing site which produces four hundred thousand barrels of oil per day that's a lot even in saudi arabia while the saudis say they intercepted seven missile missiles both who the statement and the official saudi press agency statement said that one person was killed by shrapnel in riyadh and the increasing tensions have been sufficient to increase uncertainty about the future of oil supplies and move prices up the global benchmark brant crude traded at ice futures europe and london has shot up nine percent in the last three trading days to over seventy three dollars per barrel although prices went down just a little bit ago to seventy two dollars late in the day west texas intermediate the u.s. benchmark traded at the new york mercantile exchange nymex continues to trade in the upper sixty dollars range around sixty seven dollars we went to air will have the exact closing bell number at the break. and bank of america says it will no longer lend

smith al jazeera gaza state media in saudi arabia says security forces have shot down a toy drone in riyadh. online videos showed gunfire in parts of the saudi capital that's home to the royal palace leading to conflicting reports about what was happening there police in riyadh say some on walls into the palace at the time. now at least one person has died in violence between security forces and protesters in madagascar the demonstrators were rallying in the capital against new electoral laws which the opposition say it meant to stop a candidate from running for president the city's hospital says at least sixteen more people have been injured in the violence earlier i spoke to paul malley research over the chatham house africa program he says politicians using the legal system against their opponents is nothing new in madagascar. the former president marc ravalomanana could be excluded because the law will ban people who have a conviction from running for president but the conviction that he has was really very questionable one he was out of the country having been overthrown in a coup it w

feeling here in moscow is decidedly mutual fargus this week is russia's deputy foreign minister sergei riyadh cup one of the shows is a coal seam this current slide in east west relations or is there west of conflicts . just one story and seeing the joy of. just once having the chance to touch like a child. for most children in kabul this is just a tree. growing up in afghanistan names taking on a sponsor going to play a game like providing food treats family stolen child. in forty five minutes on t w. global inequality. what does inequality mean. well. to the media. john. and how are you. going to balance a global media following him to. a music. that seems to listen to you sounds. not to time. but. i really. put big dreams on the big screen. maybe magazines on the tell me what. it's no secret that the west is angry with russia on a whole range of issues but the feeling here in moscow is decidedly mutual my guest this week is russia's deputy foreign minister sergei riyadh cuffe what are the chances of halting this current slide in east west relations or is there worse to come. that gave the

joe weigh in on that there because it is you know is this policy being driven by tell of even riyadh. well certainly. and other gulf states from the very beginning and turkey wanted the overthrow of saud and that brings me to the point that whether you agree or like the assad government or not it's a fact that they were been on the defensive this is an uprising this was an attempt to overthrow a government so you're on the defensive so to invite iran n. and russia to help them defend themselves is a natural act of a government trying to survive this was not iran or russia invading syria the iranians would not come in if there were no attempt to overthrow the government so they they have every right as you pointed out to invite whoever they are any friends they had to help them survive this is natural and any government would do that now the israelis i mean hezbollah by the way i think is defending lebanon even lebanese christians and you know they don't have a degree which much as they hate they may hate that well they may not like them but they realize that the lebanese army isn't wo

saudi arabia has intercepted a who the ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh the who these a say they were targeting that the fence ministry in riyadh there are no reports of damage meanwhile saudi air defenses also say that shot down two on manned the yemeni drones in southern saudi arabia one of the drones was targeting the international airport the second was in g.'s on province who the rebels the said they were targeting saudi arabia's oil facilities just in broke is a research fellow of air power and technology here in london he says such activity from the who these is to reinforce their strong presence and the manpower in the region. i think the timing is potentially more about keeping up a steady drumbeat of missile attacks to show you send a message to saudi arabia but also to other actors who are watching in the region and beyond that the threat isn't going away that the heat is on not being militarily defeated and probably hoping to send the sort of message that a wait and starve them out approach isn't working so perhaps the time history time is come fo

getting back to that new cinema in riyadh. we heard rumors that it might actually open with the with the black panther you think that's really going to happen what film would you like to see on the big screen there. yeah it's going to happen i mean it's been publicized a million times over and and eyes they have and i don't doubt it be that they did it but i'm really upset about the local cinema i didn't like because for me going to the u.a.e. here by her and her and i the movie you know i see arab people from my kind of you know neighboring country watching american movies and that's not so such a far fetched idea but for kids you think of people watching an image in local theater how that does a really cool so i'm mixed that i wanted the local cinema ok well we hope to see more of that too fudgy one of saudi arabia's most prominent actors producers and comedians thanks for talking with us thank you. and he was talking to us from vienna there you are watching the years still to come it's for a new british league that's all th

they can reach riyadh, tel moscow, but they are working on greater ranges. they are planning longer arranged missiles. -- longer-range missiles to carry nuclear weapons. these conclusively prove iran is brazenly lying when it says it never had a nuclear weapons program. the files prove that. here is what happened next. iran was faced with pressure in 2003 -- you remember that, that was following the gulf war. it was forced to shelve project amad. itsit did not shelve missions. iran devised a plan to do two things to preserve the nuclear know-how. that plan came from top leadership. here is another document from the archives. this is following the new directive of iran's minister of hani, the workhamk parts,e split into two covert and overt. a key part of the plan was to form new organizations to continue the work. mohsen how dr. fakhrizadeh did it, the director of project amad. remember that name. he announced the project. then he adds special activities -- you know what that is -- special activities will be carried out under the title of scientific know-how

conducts cyber hacking campaigns that supports the murderous assad regime as well compares arrival in riyadh followed a barrage of eight ballistic missiles fired into saudi territory by hooty fighters in yemen the u.s. and saudi arabia say such missiles come from iran or combine that ticket and we also think that iran should be dealt with by imposing further sanctions further violations of international laws relating to ballistic missiles. iranian missiles are a chief concern of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his focus on the risk of their being fired from iranian bases in syria and by hezbollah from lebanon with his talk of a u.s. pullout from the iran deal and new sanctions against tehran pompei as language was almost interchangeable with netanyahu we remain deeply concerned about iran's dangerous escalation of threats to israel in the region and iran's ambition to dominate the middle east the remains of people thought that iran's aggression would be moderated as a result of signing to do the opposite has happened and iran is trying to gobble up one country after the other both

it's funny really you know there was no this was this was no press conference in riyadh until of eve they made statements and left the stage with netanyahu and with either disappeared in saudi arabia the only place where they got a couple of questions was in jordan and of course you were expected then to be asked about the palestinians from players and said was so brief and so are all good and so insensitive so indifferent so and diplomatic so as when the same day the washington post would report that israel has all in all of us far injured more than two thousand two hundred palestinians and killed dozens killed by the syrians who are not fighting who are not shooting or only demonstrating peacefully within their own territories so really this was a major shock for those who would listen but again for those who actually know the administration a bit more realize that they have embraced totally and utterly the netanyahu approach to the middle east without which says ignore the palestinians and focus on iran also completely out of touch might have on with the international condemnation

their share trent's rests in riyadh. the fact that does not formally recognize israel real. last last week following two years there have that for and for the first time saud. commercial life i had had the idea to tel aviv. in november real real is very has yet he i thought. as a stranger without. i was in with saudi arabia d pages which used in in russia territory could had settled over the bridge nine nine years while i were able to. live like will shell shock the high notes in a in a way that we can live life sole source. we we are. and ten have a rule. where people used to identify as i was influential? t to identify that it was a million weekly rate narragansett chin. we have known all. vetted. eight the decisive force. we collectively to the scientific information a couple government agencies t part her turtles launches a construction of our efforts here power hardline. it is also possible to join one like saudi nine on. it is it is it. in downtown for international agencies also cels. working class was not a military jury alone on our pond on to the first for social r

iran's behavior that they were so disappointed that is very much the same language that was using in riyadh just a few hours earlier so that the language between the two it ministrations almost at the changeable benjamin netanyahu has long been arguing for this kind of policy from united states it looks like he's about to get what he wants. well christensen in the joins me now live from washington d.c. a force of just mentioned the national security adviser comments kirsten what what else are the trumper ministration been saying about the iran do you. well we're hearing the same lines over and over again john bolton reiterated the administration's position that the deal has to be fixed or scrapped but also that they're still open to that possibility they say that no decision has been made yet if it could be strengthened perhaps based on the proposals of french president emanuel mccrone. that there might be a way to keep things going so they're holding out a little bit of hope here in washington for people who want to preserve the nuclear deal but you have to remember that mike pompei o got

who say they were targeting the defense ministry in riyadh a number there are no reports of damage. algeria has announced three days of mourning after a military plane crash killed two hundred fifty seven people it went down shortly after taking off from or for a military airport near the capital algeria's the government says that most of the dead was soldiers and their families so it to be algeria's worst ever at disaster in the world's deadliest plane crash in two thousand and fourteen. police in indonesia cracking down on the illegal alcohol trade after more than one hundred people died in one week from drinking bootleg liquor alcohol is legal in the alcohol is legal in the muslim majority country but rising prices and restrictions of caused a surge in black market production often involving dangerous substances. were tested as in the central african republic have placed the bodies of at least sixteen people killed during recent violence outside the un mission had courses peacekeepers and local security forces have been fighting on groups in a largely muslim neighborhood of the c

to time trying to move a little further was that he one celsius here in doha put at thirty five for riyadh so the heat never really too far away meanwhile she was never so far away from southern part of africa with some heavy downpours for the eastern cape. well again a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera and u.s. president donald trump has discussed the suspected chemical weapons attack in the syrian town to meet with his french and british counterparts who agreed the international community must respond new video is said to show a missile used in the attack. us president donald trump says ties with cuts a working extremely well during a meeting with the enemy shake time and become at all times at the white house. and facebook chief executive mark something that will start testifying before a congressional hearing in washington d.c. in round about an hour's time where he'll be questioned over the improper use of millions of members date. the israeli military has confirmed a video that shows an army snipers shooting a palestinian on the gaza border is authentic and that the sold

capable missiles they started with a thousand kilometers and up to two thousand roughly they can reach riyadh tel aviv moscow but they're working on far far greater ranges they're planning much longer range missiles to carry nuclear weapons so these files. conclusively prove that iran is brazenly lying when it says it never had a nuclear weapons program the files prove that. but here's what happened next. iran was faced with mounting pressure in two thousand and three you remember that that was following the gulf war so it was forced to shell project a mud. but it didn't show its nuclear ambitions so iran devised a plan to do two things first to preserve the nuclear know how from project. and second to further develop its nuclear weapons related capabilities that plan came directly from iran stop leadership is another document from the archives this is following the new directive of iran's ministry of defense minister. today's the director of the national security council following the new directive of iran's ministry of defense the work would be split into two parts covert and overt. a key p

in saudi arabia has intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh it also shot down to hoofy drones over the south of the country. where all the stories were following eight police officers have been killed in an explosion in colombia officials say a bomb attack targeted their vehicle in san pedro in the northwest of the country armed drug smugglers are active in the area. demonstrators in the central african republic have light some of the bodies of those killed in recent violence outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui at least twenty one people killed during a un operation the main aim is in p.k. five neighborhood so peacekeepers and the army target on quips mohammad a dire reports. once again the people of central african republic how witnessing renewed violence at the headquarters of the un peacekeeping mission in the capital bangui hundreds of hundred demonstrators laid out the bodies of what list sixteen people they say they were killed in violence between armed groups and un peacekeepers in the p.k. five neighborhood a muslim distric

saudi arabian security forces say they've shot down a toy drawing near a royal palace in the capital riyadh. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king solomon was out of town of the time of the incident and an investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels have previously tried to fly carrying drones into saudi arabia western powers how welcome to north korea's announcement that it will suspend nuclear and missile tests u.s. president donald trump said it was good news but japan was more cautious saying it must lead to concrete action. the family of a palestinian palestinian engineer who died in malaysia says he was assassinated by the israeli intelligence agency mossad palestinian media reporting that fact the boche was shot at close range by two motorcyclists as he walked towards a nearby mosque in kuala lumpur hamas has confirmed that i was a loyal member of this party who made important contributions in the energy field to the international committee of the red cross says one of its workers was killed in the yemeni city your thighs on s

, for instance. >> joumana: compared to riyadh, yes, but unfortunately we cannot generalize this and say that beirut is a place where sexual expression is encouraged. >> anthony: her books are banned in many countries in the region. she's regularly threatened with rape, stoning, and murder. she is joumana haddad, culture editor of lebanon's biggest newspaper, "an-nahar." >> joumana: yesterday i had my first web tv show about sexual freedom, and you cannot imagine how many hell's doors have opened just because i dared say that girls are allowed free sexuality just like boys. and we pretend to be a democracy. >> joumana: this is kafta. >> anthony: kafta. >> joumana: yeah, with yogurt sauce and cranberries, it's yummy. >> anthony: then the fried kibbeh. >> joumana: kibbeh. >> anthony: uh, stuffed grape leaves? >> joumana: yes. tabbouleh. >> anthony: tabbouleh. >> joumana: the famous tabbouleh. >> anthony: the fact that lebanon, that beirut in particular, works at all. all these religious groups and different interests, i mean this is a fully functioning, more or less, by world standards

compare has urged saudi arabia to resolve its dispute with cata in a meeting with saudi kings man in riyadh one player said gulf unity needed to be achieved saudi arabia and many of its neighbors have cut ties with cats are accusing it of supporting terrorism and iran cattle denies it's. a media his governing party says it will not put forward a new candidate for prime minister often said sarkisyan resignation a week ago the move is seen as a bid to ease tensions following weeks of antigovernment protests opposition leader nicola. is now the only candidate parliament to make its lection on cheese to. a french museum has discovered that more than half of its collection all fakes police in the town of n. are investigating how the gallery which is dedicated to french pain to edge interior aided up with eighty two counterfeit paintings it paid some one hundred sixty thousand euros for iraq's. government says it will spend almost four hundred million u.s. dollars to help restore the great barrier reef the reef is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet in recent years it lost thirty

ifirst went to riyadh 20 years ago and it was just a small town in the sand, it is a huge metropolis now an they have to getaway, because they have a huge budget deficit, and they have to be seen as an budget deficit, and they have to be seen as an internationally trading country and it needs modernisation. the human rights record is appalling that he is there going to make sure that he is there going to make sure that it improves, as you say, women are going to be able to drive cars, they will have access to the western world much more than they have at the moment. they have 3000 people down there. they have tremendous business down there, so we have to see more international import. business down there, so we have to see more international importm has a massive population, so many under thirties. phenomenal. you touch on the human rights record, what does this mean in terms of the human rights record ? what does this mean in terms of the human rights record? 0pening what does this mean in terms of the human rights record? opening a cinema is not going to change that, is it? well, t

a ballistic missile filed -- fired over riyadh. the political tensions in the middle east are responsible for the oil price going up. wti trader three cents a barrel. let's get to our reporter. what a day to be at the ief in new delhi as we have these geopolitical tensions. brent arising overnight and continuing this morning. i am now joined by iea executive director. thank you for joining me. let's start with that geopolitical tension. even though we have had the u.s. surprise inventory yesterday for federal data, 10 million barrels u.s. has over pass. geopolitical tensions are moving the market. what you make of this? >> this is usual. linked torkets are geopolitical tensions, especially if they are in the middle east. the heart of the global oil exports. this is something to be expected. it it willnues, continue to impact the oil markets in the oil markets. >> how high do you think it can reach? buth: i cannot forecast, this would be a reason to push prices up. year onlys like last had a strike on syria, we saw prices jump immed

mean that is that is sort of the latest talk of town my sense is that this new reparation mom between riyadh and jerusalem is very much interest driven so we have the goal of trying to curb iran's influence in the region and that is very much where israeli and saudi interests align so very much you know according to the motto the enemy of my enemy is my friend that is that is exactly what it's all about and you know we'll have to see to what extent that new alignment will really hold because you know one arab politician once told me and he happened to be saudi that there is one word in the d.n.a. of every arab and that is palestine zero i think the question of palestine especially when it comes to the so-called arab street public opinion in the arab countries is still a very pertinent want a very emotional one and still one with which you can mobilize the masses and masses to demonstrate you can also mobilize a lot of violence which you have begged the question what are the chances of us ever seeing a reconciliation between the palestinians and the israelis. look. you know my sense is that i

semifinals do battle the industry goes by in munich an interim coach you're playing just play host to riyadh madrid the champions league title holder this binah hoping to end a long string of philia against riad. you know you're high and kissed guided by into the trouble in twenty thirteen and this season he wants to do it again. but in order to win an unprecedented second treble he needs to beat bogey side rail madrid a team they haven't defeated in the last five encounters but one case is still confident of reaching the final mind and the atmosphere here in the team is phenomenal. but an atmosphere like that is also the only way you can be successful that's why i'm optimistic you can have these two games of optimistic. they'll need to stop cristiana ranallo though he single handedly carried madrid into the semifinal last season hitting five passed by an over the two legs this time around ray are expecting a considerably better performance from buy and. make models in general moving on to me they seem hungry for success at the moment and of course when you've been knocked out in the semifin

coming up the death toll climbs to two hundred fifty seven in a minute your plane crashing down to riyadh jets goes down just after takeoff in a military base outside the capital. and facebook boss mark zuckerberg faces a rigorous grilling from u.s. southern to companies misuse of private data but really his testimony be enough to convince users to do a better job of protecting their privacy. u.s. president donald trump is blasted off a strong warning to russia over syria the u.s. leader is threatening military action after an alleged chemical weapons attack on saturday he has treated russia vows to shoot down missiles fired at syria get ready russia because they will be coming you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing an animal who kills its people and enjoys it rather proposals by both the u.s. and russia to launch an international investigation into the alleged attack have floundered as accusations fly over what actually happened in syria. these images have shocked the world. be young survivors of an alleged chemical weapons attack in eastern guta on south die. what happened here se

who the rebels in yemen earlier today witnesses reported hearing a number of blasts in the capital riyadh have been posting videos on social media showing smoke in the sky there were no reports of casualties or damage. in the united states the republican house speaker paul ryan says he will not run for reelection when his term expires in january ryan's decision is seen as another blow to the republican party as it tries to retain its majority in the house of representatives elections later this year. a un court has overturned the acquittal of vojislav schussel finding the serbian ultranationalist guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the nine hundred ninety balkans conflict he was sentenced to ten years in prison but will not return to custody as he has already spent eleven years in pretrial detention. well tonight an investigation is underway in algeria after two hundred fifty seven people were killed in a military plane crash the aircraft was packed with soldiers and their families when it crashed soon after take off near the capital. the death toll makes it

chemicals any hidden stockpile or anything so that that still remains an open question but dr walker riyadh talking here about the upholding of a major global norm on the prohibition of the use of chemical weapons on their clearest signs here that one of the parties jaish al islam an al qaeda affiliate beach was accused by amnesty international off using chemical weapons against the kurds in two thousand and sixteen these parties clearly involved in manipulating the evidence to create the impression that chemical weapons were used if it's ok for them to use children's corpses like dad do you think they would really think twice about using chlorine for real given how easily available it is you know chlorine is very sensible it's not banned necessary it's not banned at all in the chemical weapons convention but it is banned any chemicals banned of it's used as a weapon and no matter what it is. you know talk and he talks and he talks a chemical. peel ation of these pictures your question and i. say again i think they can be manipulated but i think it's still useful to see some of these these

al-jazeera saudi arabian security forces say they shot down a toy drone near the royal palace in the capital riyadh. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king salam was out of the town at the time of the incident an investigation is underway yemen's here to rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia. western powers are welcomes north korea's announcement that it will suspend nuclear and missile testing the news comes less than a week before north and south korea hold a rare summit discussed a need denuclearizing the peninsula arabia. western powers are welcomes north korea's announcement that it will suspend nuclear and missile testing the news comes less than a week before north and south korea hold a rare summit to discuss to need denuclearizing the peninsula indians and force them from their land. this video shows israeli all storage is guarded by soldiers destroying a promised indian farmer's water pipe they said he didn't have the license for it if you were in a jewish the army came in the pipes were laid from the

feeling here in moscow is decidedly neutral my guest this week is russia's deputy foreign minister sergei riyadh cuffe what are the chances of halting this current slide in east west relations or is there worse to come. said gave the article for.

and fourteen saudi arabia says it's intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh who has claimed responsibility for the attack through a twitter account but the rebels say they were targeting the saudi defense ministry and will never damage saudi arabia also shot down two unmanned drones that he forces say were aimed at riyadh's oil facilities. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has faced more tough tough questions on his second day of testimony about the massive breach of uses private data facebook has been in the spotlight off the personal information of eighty seven million users was harvested by the political consultants cambridge analysts account as i had lance's gets you back to the calendar. the year six fifty six. just a quarter of a century has passed since the death of the prophet muhammad. and the foundation of . the third caliph. has been. in the capital. baghdad. a living. that's the way can you help when i mean i mean. what in the hell you i could million my duty and one stop. ali cousin and son in law of the prophet. to the pressure becoming the force

has been discussing the deployment of the us is the beginning of the syrian crisis he also added that riyadh had previously proposed this idea to former u.s. president barack obama wolf you may give me a phone regarding what is going on now there are discussions about the nature of the troops that will exist in eastern syria and where they will come from these discussions are continuing yes president donald trump is meeting japan's prime minister shinzo abhi at his mar legal resort in florida north korea's top of the agenda for the talks a joint news conference with avi trump said he's given his blessing to south korea to try to end its war with the north south korean president is preparing to hold direct talks with the north korean leader kim jong un later this month trump and self is hoping to meet kim in a. c.n.n. special envoy to yemen says he's drawing up a framework for talks and the three year civil war which is led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis martin griffith insists all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting. tens of thousands of people joined protests in

by who with the rebels in yemen earlier witnesses reported hearing a number of blasts in the capital riyadh saudis have been posting video on social media showing smoke in the sky there were no reports of casualties or damage. algeria has announced three days of mourning after two hundred fifty seven people died in a military plane crash over the jet went down at a military base just outside of the capital algiers aircraft was packed with soldiers and their families heading to a base in the country southwest of exit polls in azerbaijan show the incumbent president ilham aliyev idea comfortably winning a fourth consecutive term with more than eighty percent of the vote opposition parties have accused authorities of rigging the vote and boycotting the polls he has ruled the oil rich country of since taking over from his father back in two thousand and three. facebook boss mark zuckerberg has been answering more questions from u.s. lawmakers about data privacy. testifying following revelations that millions of people have their facebook data misused by the political consulting firm cambridge a

of a drive toward social reform by crown prince mohammed bin some months the cinema in the capital riyadh held a screening of the hollywood blockbuster black panther the audience was by invitation only but tickets for the general public they go on sale today. times are changing in saudi arabia. the kingdom has lifted its ban on cinemas. and now these people are attending the first official public screening of a film in more than three decades. they're about to watch the hollywood blockbuster the black panther for many it's an historic moment. i think was a lot to think change a person how things were opening up. where cutting up what separates the top nato of. cinemas were banned in the one nine hundred eighty s. following a campaign by religious hardliners. crown prince mohammed bin solomon has reversed the decision as part of a push to modernize the country but it's also about making money and creating new jobs as the kingdom tries to diversify its economy away from dependency on oil. markets is by far the largest in the region. a sizeable marketeers who's very lucrative a lot to do you

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