you know there's jerusalem there's the golan heights and actually you know what is the last speech of david friedman the american ambassador. who seems to be the spokesperson of the israeli government actually he's on the right of the life of the israeli government. he was talking about israel's security needs in the west bank you know which he is hinting to additional areas of confiscation of lands in the west bank so it's not only about it's about the larger of this extremist agenda of the israeli government but been a station in washington d.c. which there is no surprise should not we should not be surprised of seeing this protest. even more worse things to happen in the future not only in gaza but in the overall region of all this if they have to thank you as always for your analysis on this. plane. now to venezuela it has. being hit by another electricity blackout the third this week the power outage on friday nights left the capital caracas in the dark as well as several other major cities many regions a barely recovered from earlier blackouts which foods the closure of schools busine

david mercer al-jazeera mexico city. the world wide web has turned thirty and over the past three decades has transformed the way we live its inventor tim berners lee says he created it to everyone free access to information which he says is a human right but he says that's no longer the case with governments and companies increasingly controlling the online world thirty years ago i submitted a vague but exciting proposal for a free open permission of space for all of humanity to share knowledge and ideas today half the world's population is still unconnected and those of us who are online feel that our rights and freedoms on not fully protected and respected were a child has more now from london where berners lee has been speaking. tim berners lee is on a bit of a tour he started tuesday at cern in switzerland he's now talking on the stage behind me in london and on wednesday morning he'll be in lagos nigeria he is the man thirty years ago he marched nine hundred eighty nine wrote a proposal for an information managemen

but david hope was at the shooting he recorded a video when he was the killings were taking place. the claims videos like a broadcast to boost ratings and to attack citizens rights. ways. to exploit tragedy for political gain. many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys are loving. crying mothers are ratings gold. care. about america's school system and school children. if they truly care what they would do is they would protect their goal is to eliminate the second amendment. freedoms so they can eradicate all individual freedoms. that have no. they've had enough and they're going to tell you to your face. you're peddling. painful look in the mirror and ask yourself if it's truthful because oftentimes truthfulness is the most painful. so. we live. with pressure mounting for gun reform how does the n.r.a. maintain the support of so many members of congress. that. it really will ban the last action if you don't you know are doing caroline's role is to mobilize the in a raise five million members to support pro-gun politicians were big organization with very good politically b

and that's it from a david apology for this news hour but stay with us there it will be here in a moment with more news. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what it is. a strong cross with us. but as his city changes he's moving with the times. and going on the road. the stories we don't often hear are told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera. march on al-jazeera. maggi husain debates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem to its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunisia join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in million mom march on i'll just sierra. this is a boon for blind people right now and technology there is so much going to help people it's phenomenal thanks for calli

power from us they were out in force in paris for the third consecutive sunday on an armada of you david if you it tired of all people since nine hundred sixty two we've always been with old people leave the place to the young get out of the way the system is clear make way for the young the ailing eighty two year old president of the as his would have relinquished his bid for a fifth term following weeks of under arrest but his decision to postpone the presidential election should yield for april eighteenth has provoked more widespread anger which of libya has appointed a new prime minister nouri in bed weak and a deputy in talks to form a cabinet mostly of technocrats but the prime minister is receiving little support from protesters who say they don't trust any politicians linked to it with a flicker of god. a few members of parliament including some from the ruling evident party have resigned in support of the protests no not for. sure we refused to participate in the upcoming cabinet because we believe that such cabinet should only result from a national conference in a transparent

ethnic tension grew during the boston wall of the ninety's order through one of the ships give david levithan or that he knew no studying history and daughter took a thought which occurred. with her with her bottle for him brought that issue may feel no good took a good deal of issue many home near the fire for. the result was the cost of the war in one thousand nine hundred eight one thousand nine. people but the escalating violence attracted the attention of the international community as a new region knew much and. know that it. is to pray none the region it took years. for the victims. machine for the north. nato attempted to negotiate peace. talks broke down and they then intervened with false news if they cut their marci. east and brahmin in. mystic author marcy lewin or i knew that if israel to learn to admit i do with enough of nevitt or never use unionism budden into the path with him bravo i think is a myth than the old in the south and don't. want to sit on. this if it weren't for you all of them. thank you for they me although got it out of our cost. a couple bucks. durin

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and then a mistake from millwall keeper david martin forced extra time and ended up going to paddle tees and it was a bright and reached their first f.a. cup semifinal since one thousand and three. where he mcelroy has won golf's players championship in florida and the four time major winner recorded too late birdies to seal a one shot victory with jim carrick and second it's the first p.g.a. tour title for the northern irishman since march last year and next month michael ware will attempt to complete a career grand slam of majors by winning and. this is one of the tournaments that i desperately want to to win and get on my c.v. as you said it's the it's the toughest tournaments when it's the cut the deepest field in the world. and one of the most iconic golf courses in the world. you know there's some unbelievable in the end zone on this trophy and you know i'm very honored and i'm proud to to put my name among the and that's all your support for coming up later back to you know for us you know for a thanks very much indeed that is it for this news page will be right here with another

their overall head to head record it promises to be some match that is provided nadal's knee holds out david stokes al-jazeera. well as a big story developing in the women's tournament canadian teenager bianca and rescue is into the final after beating the leanest for telling and three sets the eighteen year old is the youngest player to reach the finals in wales in twenty years since serena williams wants it seventeen and rescue will be up against three time grand slam champion angelica. rory mcilroy has surged into a share of the lead at golf's players' championship the northern irishman produced a stunning finish to his second round he held three birdies and an eagle on the back nine at sawgrass in florida talking to twelve under par overall the four time major winner is chasing his first p.j. toll when since march last year. he's tied at the top with european ryder cup team mate tommy fleetwood that's thanks to moments like this holing a bunker shot for an eagle here and macrorie are three clear at the nearest challenges. tiger woods made five birdies but it all went wrong at the iconic

the second hand man is a man called dylan howard david pecker has an established relationship with the saudis going back to twenty seventeen i believe and it kind of escalated twenty eighteen so there is that that that relationship is well established and there is also evidence. you know pointing to an exchange you know there's there it was it was a financially beneficial arrangement with state court and the investigator the chief and best against it has passed on the findings to the u.s. federal officials i'm hopeful that they will investigate this. what absolutely i mean that was the end game i would save when it comes to gavin de becker and his team of course i i would like to mention that i was one source i wasn't the only source he spoke to a lot of people and of course he had his own experts and he has his own access to different different sources of course. so really it's this is what they're hoping they're hoping to make this a legal problem in the end for both my of course that is the immediate problem here but also this is absolutely a p.r. problem also for the saudis west of

but david hope was at the shooting he recorded a video on his phone as the killings were taking place. the n.r.a. claims videos like that a broadcast to boost ratings and to attack citizens rights the opportunist wasted one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. many in legacy media love mass shootings. youguys the love of. crime mothers ratings gold. care not one whit about america's school system and school children. if they truly care what they would do is they would protect their goal is to eliminate the second amendment and our firearms freedoms so they can eradicate all individual freedoms. that had no. they've had enough. and they're going to tell you to your face wayne la pierre you're peddling. painful look in the mirror and ask yourself if it's truthful because oftentimes truthfulness is the most painful. so. we live. with pressure mounting for gun reform how does the n.r.a. maintain the support of so many members of congress. that. it really will last act if you don't you know are doing caroline's role is to mobilize the in a raise five million members to support pro

and in sports david beckham makes his mark on the opening day of the new major league soccer susan father is going to be here with that story. the afghan taliban and the u.s. are holding talks in doha u.s. envoy. is describing unprecedented progress to end the seventeen year war he's met the taliban's co-founder more the door funny but a duck it's the highest level of talks between the two sides and since the war began well let's speak to dos about it here in doha with the talks are taking taking place dorsett give us an indication do we know yet how successful these talks are being. no robyn they've actually wrapped up for the day early today we've spoken to some officials off camera and they tell us from the american side that the talks will continue in the coming days the taliban are also saying that they haven't been able to reach an agreement on the details of the specifics that they want which is the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan that is a major point that is being discussed here it's one of the only points the taliban are telling us that th

david plato works the factory floor assembling train locomotives he said third generation from his family who has worked at the plant but today he's out in front of the factory on strike one of more than one thousand seven hundred welders and machine operators who are fighting to keep their jobs report for america no longer a race to the bottom we're tired of it so we're making a stand right here the general electric plant is now under new ownership web tech a conglomerate that generates eight billion in revenue is the new owner protesting workers picketing and all the entrances to the plant say the new company wants to cut pay for new workers and force overtime something web tech says is standard practice for the industry and that's exactly the problem according to the union boss workers' wages and rights are being stripped every day from country to country location location state to state here in the united states and at some point you know american workers are going to have to take a stand and say we've had enough the last time union members here at this plant in erie one strike was fi

independence leaders in the catalonia region supporters say the defendants are political prisoners david schaper reports from the spanish capital. the voice of support the catalonian independence has never been heard this clearly before on the streets of madrid tens of thousands came to join the rally including the catalan president kim tara showing solidarity with his twelve imprisoned colleagues. the charges rebellion sedition and embezzlement some of them faced twenty five years in prison for organizing the independence referendum in the autumn of twenty seventeen hundreds of police were deployed in the spanish capital to make sure extreme right wing groups were kept well away from the march i think there are political prisoners because they have just made what their political program set when i mean mass once again we are here to give voice to the people who are unjustly imprisoned for letting us vote on the first of october the least we could do is be here for them to show our face. among the many banners being displayed this one said when injustice becomes the law then rebellion be

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it's david against goliath it sends a powerful symbol of hope for the victims it's colossal i'm convinced that many others will now speak out. the case is shaken france's catholic church and inspired a film that won a top prize at the berlin film festival by the grace of god follows the victims campaign for justice because could be key for us which will do so until. just a tree on the floor somebody. for more than a decade the catholic church in france has been dealing with a declining number of followers and new priests off to the cardinals trial it faces an additional battle won for its credibility and reputation natasha butler al-jazeera little frogs one person has been killed and at least thirty people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir the device rolled under a bus and exploded at the main terminus in general city some of the wounded remain in a critical condition the killing of forty indian troops in a suicide attack last month inflamed tensions between india and pakistan both lay claim to the region. and areas president idolizes beautifully care ha

been disqualified after biting his opponent during a heavyweight fight cashel he left teeth marks and david price a stomach forcing the competition to stop in the fifth round fans at the venue threw drinks at ollie as he was led away you could say he ended the night a somewhat of a champion. was pretty bad wasn't it well that's all your sport for now had you back over to folly thank you very much for that me and that's it for this and i'm just here to stay with it so we've got plenty more well news coming up including the latest from taking local elections will be life any stumble with germany and china to save the sun i'll just. rewind continues a care brainier be able back to life or start with updates on the best of all jews here is documentaries the struggle continues from positive to no use distance revisiting the silver phase we're going back to a poor south african neighborhood when using and tradition come together in an annual competition but looking forward to only a reward on al-jazeera april on al-jazeera nato leaders will gather to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the al

my name's david black and i am the artist behind the red dress projects and it's an installation art project for a missing and murdered indigenous them and girls i really wanted to bring forth and bring forward and create a space for our indigenous women's voices through doing this work and really breaking the silence around the violence women are experiencing but also creating a space to talk about our power and and the ways we want to move forward as as communities read as a really powerful and spiritual and ceremonial color for many cultures across the world to me it's the color of life blood and so it's really about our power and our sacredness as women but it's also you know it also leads to the violence that women are experiencing in the spilling of the sacred blood since the onset of colonisation in indigenous communities and settlers have had a fraud and violent relationship. really based on a theory sure of indigenous places and so i think that you know indigenous women have always been the center of community and culture and they're in direct opposition to this this colonia

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mexicans who until recently had little chance of seeing lives like theirs played out on the big screen david mercer al-jazeera mexico city. spain's socialist government says it will relocate the body of fascist dictator general francisco franco on june tenth from a morsel am known as the valley of the fall and in northern mentor it examination is part of a move to erase monuments and on the tributes to the victors of the spanish civil war and ticky regime figures in the dictatorship that followed there's been fierce debate on the issue of forcing the spanish supreme court to intervene call panel reports. are this straight home salute a signpost to their totalitarian roots are members of the phalange gathered in madrid inspired in part by nazi germany and fascist italy in the one nine hundred thirty s. the movement is tiny now but was once the backbone of general franco's regime. we're not there no i was probably the owner of we cannot allow our own to move around like animals like what they want to do with franco spain socialist government voted in september to exude franco's body from its t

two hundred million dollars but the real long term cost is to the image and spirit of france itself david chaytor al-jazeera paris. business updates. business updates. mariyam funds far too much the president of the international boxing federation says he's stepping aside amid a dispute that is threatened to overshadow next year's olympic games in tokyo but businessman golf for him of was elected to the top of boxing last year that was a majorly followed by an inquiry by the international olympic committee who said they could freeze i buy outs of tokyo u.s. authorities say that is involved in organized crime in this town which he denies it's possible he could return to the presidency of if the i.o.c. inquiry clears him as wrongdoing multiple world on the olympic gold medalist simone bille says that usa gymnastics is finally making positive steps in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal biles is one of more than two hundred fifty girls and young women who say they were abused by the former team doctor is in jail for life for sexual assault of minors usa gymnastics handling of the scandal ha

with some paper during the third test against south africa in march last year teammate steve smith and david warner's bands and next week there's been some negative reaction online but local sports journalist nick laughlin believes most of derms fans and players will get behind bancroft is going to be welcomed into durham not just as a bottom but i think is a bit of a figurehead as well because this is a very and i'm not overly experienced but this is a very young squad to durham at the moment as well and i think his experiences over the last year the last. lot of them if you look at it was life experiences coming back into the cricketing fold as a hard i think impossible experience not now it's not level of carcassonne understanding on a lot that you can place in the dorms what because remember paul collingwood kept at this side of the squad for many years he's called it did now retire at the end of last season and there's a lack of real authority of leaders in the squad at the moment if you like and i think that yes like i said it could be a gamble it might work it might not board i think

these are vicious groups and every sheesh david kill you if you can kill them. are those two. the two males i think. we don't want to see any more fin whales being needlessly so it is obsolete by rick. resource utilization for me. as his thoughts why shouldn't he believe. we have an appointment with a man who many hate and despise christian lusts and is iceland's uncrowned will king he catches fin whales and endangered species it's been a family tradition for seventy is a vision is the ultimate house floor for the procession of the latest we have been here in this location all the time she went in for the only stuff that we have a photo of. the monkey since the season started in june he's two ships have killed one hundred thirty whales here we most recently found that. so it made much good he said film review not just on the run but to last since operations are under constant surveillance to activists from marine conservation and juicy shouted a keeping a close eye on how many whales are being killed and always have to think about way oh this evidence of this about ten years a

question is set to overshadow the political debate polarizing opinion here it's a wound that will not heal david j. to al-jazeera madrid. and not to protest by the opposition in albania who fought in police as they tried to storm parliament that he was the government of prime minister of corruption and links to organized crime john psaropoulos was at the demonstration in the capital to romney. when twenty thousand protesters tried to enter parliament the government responded this is the democratic party's biggest and most violent protest since it forked out of parliament last month calling it a façade organized crime mushroomed in albania after nine hundred ninety seven uprising when people broke into army stores and took thousands of kalashnikov assault rifles these quickly ended up in the hands of criminals who took over the main drug smuggling routes into europe and it's that drug money that the country's ruling socialist party is accused of using to buy the last election the political process is now moving deeper into uncharted waters mr obama must step down and we believe that a transitory

so david here on twitter says when the idea to reduce boxing matches from twenty rounds to fifteen and twelve was first proposed many didn't like the idea also the wearing of helmets or women boxers but those things are also now accepted so i'm sure that in time women boxing and his jobs will be accepted do you feel accepted because changing the rules is one thing but actually feeling accepted by your opponents and other colleagues in the sport is another thing do you feel accepted. i don't really agree with that because things have to change you know even just twenty twelve was the first year women's boxing within the olympics so things are definitely changing i wouldn't say just because a rule change that means that. even good just girl boxers will be accepted everywhere. girl boxing is so female boxing is like new in the game so it will take time but people are definitely really welcoming especially in my community i get nothing but support. it's so great to hear we got to speak from the who says is a true warrior fighting her way up to a national recognition she is changing the rul

wearing representative but politics aside he says demeaning a sitting member of congress is a new low and david calls this anti-american hate and xenophobia and just a few minutes ago xander. said when racism becomes acceptable on a part partisan basis and official g.o.p. groups. begin to use it to demonize communities it really puts people and real people in danger or do you think tweet us is the hash tag genius great or you can just message me or hasn't directly i'm after him home it. thanks for here on earth take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world palestinians have reopened an area of the mosque compound which was closed by israeli forces sixteen years ago the mersey gate was shot over accusations that a ban group was meeting in palestinian saw the closure as a violation of their rights but as smith reports now from occupied east jerusalem. this was a rare success for muslim worshippers who'd faced down israeli police over access to a hole in the x. a compound the most a gate was sealed by the police sixteen years ago because a court had banned a hamas affiliate

firstly can i reiterate david's comments both myself and my colleagues would firstly like to pass on a heartfelt thoughts to the victims and their families. has died as indicated and as a consequence of the earthquakes of two thousand and thirteen and two thousand in the lead him we are unfortunately used to mass casualty incidents and as stuff in any of processes our experience in dealing with such events. kasich hospital continues to provide care for fifty nine patients injured in the attacks in christ two cheese today of the forty eight patients admitted to cross hospital from the incident seven have been discharged. the others include a four year old girl who has been transferred to the starship hospital and opened in a critical condition. four patients died on their way into the hospital yesterday dime before they arrived the injured arranged in ages from the very young to quite elderly patients. the majority of patients that were admitted and in the age range of thirty to forty some of them are in stable condition but others on the old. twelve operating theatres would through t

of the sutton that happens to the brain and in terms of connect those two things david i know you in your lap and working on this tell us about one of the research and studies that. give weight to psychedelics helping also all maybe one to place on that. so you know i wish i could tell you that we know exactly how these substances were but we simply do not we need a lot more research i can tell you about i think one of the prevailing hypotheses in the field and if you look at the structure of the brain for people who are depressed or have a related to a psychiatric disease you see this atrophy of neurons in the prefrontal cortex now pretty much every antidepressant that we know of tends to regrow these neurons they just do it on a time scale that correlates with their efficacy in the clinic so slow acting antidepressants and the regrow neurons more slowly something like ketamine rapidly grows these connections and what we found lately is that classic certain urgent psychedelics like l.s.d. or die mental tryptamine more produced a very similar effect of ketamine and this is the normal

and that's part of what we've done through this process which is we've created a context now way with david's he's in the organization people are free and i encourage to actually come forward and report and so on and i've said if people feel that they cannot report to their manager they will all that it's a level that people can come straight to me and a few people have come to me but they've what's positive for me is that most of the people that have reached out to me every shot with solutions you know they've named a particular issue and people have quite a you know structural in systemically of analyzing it not only saying well somebody's an individual made in it but. to understand people also looking at why individual good people make bad it has and that's something we need to have the honesty to be able to do seven of your senior leadership team have offered to resign will you accept the resignation firstly i think i want to acknowledge that this was an act of courage on my colleagues it was not easy to do for them to do it collectively and so on. and and i and i think that people in oth

deal with the two of them but when you factor in as well they have a very good receiving tight end and david in-joke who they have a third receiver who's potentially very good in antonio callaway what he does is if you try to stop those two big threats and there are two it's. stablished crass receivers then you read something open you know for somebody else and given as well that nick chubb who like maybe it was a rookie last year had a great season running the ball for cleveland auckland simply i really think things are jelling for them their only real question will be in the line they traded one of their starting barge to the giants just a few days ago for a pass rushing defender olivier vernon but they can draft they got still got a lot of draft capital after paying the price for backup i think cleveland is a team that's on the verge of being a division winner last season i predicted before the season of the browns would finish around five hundred i hadn't really factored in how bad their coaching was at the time because when they finally fire a huge jackson and there and they're all kind

tackle that has barely begun yet and scores of ice all fighters may soon be repatriated from syria david chaytor al-jazeera runs. african cinema is being celebrated the top film festival in bikini a fast so more than one hundred sixty pictures are being featured in this year's lineup nicholas hark has more on the pan african film and television festival of we're going to go. comedy. for britain love. drama. and even animation. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema. beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent. among them a director. with her film their last set during the ivory coast civil war it's a story of a father in search of his wife and son the unlikely hero the film is is twelve year old daughter hyla who saves her father from despair and self-destruction. kali could be making history this year as her film is shortlisted for the prestigious prize of the jury never has a woman when the award show in the. minority there are onl

colonial power france they were out in force in paris for the third consecutive sunday on an armada of you david if you it tired of all people since nine hundred sixty two we've always been with old people leave the place to the young get out of the way the system is clear make way for the young the ailing eighty two year old president. relinquished his bid for a fifth term following weeks of under arrest but his decision to postpone the presidential election should yield for april eighteenth has provoked more widespread anger which of libya has appointed a new prime minister. nordin bad week and the deputy talks to form a cabinets mostly of technocrats but the prime minister is receiving little support from protesters who say they don't trust any politicians linked to it with a flick of god a few members of parliament including some from the ruling evident party have resigned in support of the protests no not for. sure we refused to participate in the upcoming cabinet because we believe that such cabinet should only result from a national conference in a transparent national popular dialogue th

hello to all come on david it's good to have you here with us this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. and the counting began as thailand awaits the results of its first election since a military coup five years ago. this is one of a million people desperate for food we visit a village in kenya at the center of a drought crisis. and why millions in yemen are on the brink of famine that's the impact of four years of war on the middle east's poorest country. and i'm way hard in here with all of your sport naomi osaka is out tennis world number one suffers a shock defeat at the miami open. so polls have closed in thailand's first general election since the twenty four thousand military coup with votes now being counted across the country preliminary results are expected within the next hour of the election commission estimates that there was an eighty percent voter turnout more than fifty one million thais were allergic to elect a five hundred members of parliament but critics say it isn't truly democratic since the entire upper house is appointed by the mili

and in sports david beckham makes his mark on the opening day of the new major league soccer season son is going to be here with that story. algeria's president as he's beautifully is expected to officially file his candidacy for april's election on sunday so far he's defied calls for him to step down on saturday he sacked and replaced his unpopular campaign chief the eighty two year old has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in twenty thirteen i'm goods of thousands of people have rallied against a beautifully his decision to seek a fifth in the largest protests algeria has seen in decades it's a rare show of dissent which is engulfed thirty cities it came to power in one thousand nine hundred ninety four when a civil war that lasted a decade and it still has the backing of several political parties trade unions business groups and the military many of the protesters are young and they say they want to change what they see as deep rooted corruption among the ruling elite geoff porter is the founder of north africa risk consulting and he does not think the protests will

david plato works the factory floor assembling train locomotives he said third generation from his family who has worked at the plant but today he's out in front of the factory on strike one of more than one thousand seven hundred welders and machine operators who are fighting to keep their jobs report for america no longer a race to the bottom we're tired of it so we're making a stand right here the general electric plant is now under new ownership web tech a conglomerate that generates eight billion in revenue is the new owner protesting workers picketing and all the entrances to the plant say the new company wants to cut pay for new workers and force overtime something web tech says is standard practice for the industry and that's exactly the problem according to the union boss workers' wages and rights are being stripped every day from country to country location location state to state here in the united states and at some point you know american workers are going to have to take a stand and say we've had enough the last time union members here at this plant in erie one strike was fi

zealand's tolerance of as calling it a barbaric alien religious culture astray and immigration minister david coleman said his presence would for men take to end a vision coleman had approved of even last week despite objections by the home affairs department well anderson pal is a social media producer and you have been following the online reaction to this story andrew and there is a lot of it that's right liz much of the world started talking about white supremacy on twitter after the attacks in christchurch you can see this map here of the terms that people were using on twitter that was already a big topic in the united states before the shootings and now there's a global conversation taking place using these terms now the man accused of carrying out the shooting he posted his racist views and announced what he was going to do in advance on the web so many people are talking about the digital paper trail the digital aspects of this story and how far right trolls share their views both online and off. now the twenty eight year old brenton terrine didn't enter a plea or seek bail but he di

in the five days after nine eleven happened when president bush had a war cabinet meeting up at camp david the pentagon the best thing that the most expensive military in the world came with was a missile and some bombing strikes and then a conventional invasion via pakistan the following april case literally while the headquarters of the pentagon is still smoldering the best the u.s. military came with was the most conventional and most cumbersome approach it was the cia that said money authorities the right people who were going after the taliban and that worked ok less than one hundred special operators cia case officers paramilitary guys in s.f. guys backed by air power. and they smash the taliban and they are all peoples of them but that's fine you topple them you have control of a country because more than six thousand people sure but then the united states repeated the soviet battle plan so it's not i believe in battle plan that six thousand people can do one hundred forty thousand couldn't show i'm not an expert on mouth but that seems we did well here's the thing you have fifteen

david smolensky was a mayor of district in caracas before he was removed from office by maduro he says the president hasn't arrested why don't yet because they pose henschel consequences . model very weak at the moment he's completely isolated nine out of ten ben as well and. one him out of. power. i mean everyone knows in venezuela he's the responsible because all the shortages of food shortages already seen they hyperinflation there will be more than ten million percent of these years according to the i.m.f. you for response hold on more than three million venezuelans of lead the country seems to laos and fifteen soberness when i was once a country with democracy with freedom with no role and we've plenty of opportunities so if he would have detained president wade or yesterday i mean he would have had more and more people on the streets on obviously there pressure from the international community would have increased germany's expected to decide in the coming hours if it will extend a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia it's under pressure from powerful european allies france and br

hello i'm david apollo in the new war ching i'll just these are the top stories donald trump's former campaign chairman has been sentenced to three years and eleven months in prison paul matter for was convicted in august of eight counts of bank tax fraud his crimes were uncovered during u.s. presence. and best to geisha and to alleged russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election there's demand for finally got to speak for himself he made clear except responsibility for his conduct and i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence the poor man of ford was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia protesters have rallied in southern yemen for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness and then the alleged child rape case seven straighter say rough was killed by fighters from a group backed by the united arab emirates thirty six countries have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights record the document calls on the kingdom to coopera

it's almost an existential change in the way that things need to be calculated whereas since the camp david accords where the idea of land for peace was officiated and the terminations was made that land could be exchanged for peace that's sort of been the calculation of both israeli governments and the arab world and the pals to and the palestinians at large so the idea that the golan has now been. ceded to the israelis with neither a peace negotiation with the syrians although in reality there is no chance of having a negotiation with the syrians there's no there is no syrian government right now it's a country that's still deep into a civil war of the last several years but the but but the very reality that they've sort of changed the mathematical mathematical equation of land for peace to land for sort of just reality on the ground certainly it could change things going forward. jacobs good to speak to you great to get your insight thank you very much . well still have plenty more ahead this news hour including. a battle between the taliban ads combined afghan and u.s. forces killed at

france's highest clerics phosphor davao is head of a victims' association in leo stated it yet it's david against goliath it sends a powerful symbol of hope for the victims it's colossal i'm convinced that many others will now speak out the case is shaken france's catholic church and inspired a film that won a top prize at the berlin film festival by the grace of god follows the victim's campaign for justice because country confesses reduce interfering or just to treat . somebody like. for more than a decade the catholic church in france has been dealing with a declining number of followers and new priests after the cardinal's trial it faces an additional battle won for its credibility and reputation natasha al-jazeera france still ahead on the news hour in the u.s. donald trump's former campaign chairman is back in court to tell you why. crossing borders for an education the extraordinary lengths venezuelan children are going to to get to school. and one hundred and counting days after reaching a tennis milestone roger federer goes for his next title we'll hear from him and sports with c

history will not treat him kindly but we at the listening post figure why wait we're talking about david cameron the politician who basically fled ten downing street after calling that bracks that referendum losing it and believing the new prime minister theresa may to clean up his mess this past week parliament rejected may's blueprint to quit the european union cameron was nowhere to be seen these days he delivers speeches for which he is reportedly grotesquely overpaid around two hundred thousand dollars an hour one of those speeches about it there's a video made by joe dot co dot u.k. a site that says it's aimed at men not lads it features a tune by george reworked called david cameron has this important message from nice we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. brings. us. to the nation's largest of. the big pieces. on. the. the government you support are believed to have detained maybe a million people in reeducation camps certainly not grabbing headlines in china only in a while kings of the people's republic this probably not best just to dismiss everything as propag

yet it's david against goliath it sends a powerful symbol of hope for the victims it's colossal and i'm convinced that many others will now speak out the case is shaken france's catholic church and inspired a film that won a top prize at the berlin film festival by the grace of god follows the victim's campaign for justice because could you confess reduce interfering or just a tree on. somebody. for more than a decade the catholic church in france has been dealing with a declining number of followers and new priests off to the cardinal's trial it faces an additional battle won for its credibility and reputation natasha butler al-jazeera france the head of facebook has outlined his vision for improving privacy and security on the social media sites mark zuckerberg says he believes secure private messaging services for more welcome are more popular than open platforms it and facebook would not store people's data and countries with human rights records has been growing pressure for it on its reform after it was revealed that last year that information from fifty million users was pass

plenty of talent within thailand to address these problems the awareness of some of the issues that dr david has discussed it is a very long standing in thailand and there is certainly the capacity internally to address these issues. and finally if i can come to you soon i even though democracy may not be restored in thailand in a short time where does your sense for optimism. if it doesn't fool well if that areas and the optimism. kick in from today's exercise of a type people it's right about people have spoken out in fairly high number it has hit a record high that pasta eighty percent are now in most places that is one thing to be recon with and not a piot that we must not forget immediately after the two thousand and fourteen coup that will come in to he has said preconditions to normalize sation with thailand that is thailand to hold a credible free and fair elections so the piii is whether the well community was standing with thai people and set the bar high for darick mission rejection of this election. it's certainly a pivotal pivotal moment in. politics we appreciate your time ever

to account for his political leadership and his efforts to tackle the challenges the country faces david mercer outages era mexico city the world wide web has turned thirty and over the past three decades has transformed the way we live its inventor tim berners lee says he created it to our everyone free access to information which he says is a human right but if it is that's no longer the case with governments and companies increasingly controlling the online world thirty years ago i submitted a vague but exciting proposal for a free open permission of space for all of humanity to share knowledge and ideas today half the world's population is still unconnected and those of us who are online feel that our rights and freedoms on not fully protected and respected our technology are to mariana hunt has more. it may be hard for many of us to imagine a time when you couldn't just log on to the internet and search the web it's how many of us stay in touch make friends talk search and share information but thirty years ago none of that was possible electronically at least wow all this as this i

policy our assessments found that no afrikan airstrike resulted in any civilian casualty or injury and david stern is a senior policy analyst at the think tank new america and he says u.s. drone strikes in somalia appear to be targeted less the civically that in other campaigns. so one thing that is critical regarding the counter-terrorism campaign in somalia is that it's become in many ways a air campaign in support of somali forces and in defense of a number of u.s. advisors on the ground level it's a lot different from what the counterterrorism strikes in pakistan that became many people's vision of drone strikes was where wasn't in the ongoing conflict in the same way it was more of a targeted killing campaign of high profile al-qaeda and taliban leaders although also in that campaign there was sort of a move towards broader getting wrapped up in an existing conflict the united states should absolutely do more oversight particularly congress on what the u.s. is doing and the costs of its strikes it is worth noting that in comparison to other combatant commands or other campaigns such as

independence the decision the catalonia region their supporters describe them as political prisoners david schaper reports from madrid. the voice of support for catalonian independence has never been heard this clearly before on the streets of madrid tens of thousands came to join the rally including the catalan president kim torah showing solidarity with his twelve imprisoned colleagues the charges rebellions sedition and embezzlement some of them faced twenty five years in prison for organizing the independence referendum in the autumn of twenty seventeen. hundreds of police were deployed in the spanish capital to make sure extreme right wing groups were kept well away from the march i think there are political prisoners because they have just made what their political program set. us once again we are here to give voice to the people who are just leave prison and for letting us vote on the first of october the least we could do is be here for them to show our face among the many banners being displayed just one said when injustice becomes the law then rebellion becomes necessary but und

had big tech and social media people like timothy mcveigh for example who we conveniently forget or david coughlan the obama here in london who talkative it is sexual communities who we conveniently forget yes big tech has a massive road supply but we have to remember that actually these individuals can sometimes flip through the net irrespective of what's happening in the online obit . such as name if i could turn back to you on this one how much of a role has the internet played on all of this i mean there was one former white supremacist it was in an interview said that it was it was like a twenty four hour hate buffet in that there's there's always access there. to to to this kind of rhetoric whereas before in an age before the internet you actually had to you had to actually meet with the person they were and so on now it's much more readily available how much is as as the internet and social media fueled this kind of sense of look i think to the late christian i think the question of go home and circle grappling with now and certainly in the wake of museums it's pretty much all cons

built at a slight cost saving like about one billion dollar cost saving and i want to thank embassador david friedman for the job he's done and jason green blatt and jared and everybody that worked so hard together so i want to thank you all thank you very much and best if you're enjoying it and you love israel good and america. as waiting for him to say that. we have defeated the caliphate in syria we have withdrawn from the horrible iran nuclear deal and imposed the toughest ever sanctions. and these are by far the toughest ever on the iranian regime is having a big effect of iran is not the same country that it was when i took office the day i took office we had threats all over the middle east and beyond iran is a much different place right now than it was as i said during my state of the union address we will not avert our eyes from the dictatorship that chants death to america death to israel and calls for genocide against the jewish people we won't let them even consider that we will confront the poison of anti-semitism through both our words and maybe even more importantly our action