president says egypt's human rights record is seen as worse now that he was on the house they were barak's leadership emanuel micron made the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation you currently holds is holding talks rather with president of the. presidential palace in cairo. human rights groups are describing the jailing of a prominent lawyer in china as a mockery of the rule of law of the his trial when a close caught in june last month showing was sentenced to four and a half years for subversion disappeared during a widespread crackdown on activists four years ago. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm elizabeth prana when we first launched al-jazeera english more than ten years ago our goal was to seek out the sort of documentaries are the channel simply weren't doing well here on. this. yes. but he couldn't see a business where there. are limits to relations between the two come here is not the answer and egypt is. friendship and that depend on. it into actually going to be in our two peoples houses. and so nationalist big other relations between our two countries have

french president says egypt's human rights record is seen as worse now than it was under who's going to barak's leadership one year marker on made the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation he's currently holding talks with the president of the fattah el-sisi at the presidential palace in cairo icons under pressure to take a strong stance against a country's rights record while the tasha butler joins us live now from the french capital emmanuel macross and making some strong comments natasha egypt's human rights record what more is even saying. yes that's right the french president is clearly criticizing egypt's human rights record under president sisi saying it's much worse today than it was under the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak who was deposed in twenty eleven there's some strong comments on the french president's first visit to egypt just before he actually meets a presidency you see he also said that you can use national security if you like an excuse for human rights abuses and that is a reference again to the fact the president sisi often talks about the importance o

policy in the middle east but his speech in cairo somewhat echoed barak obama made in the same city ten years ago. i've come here to cairo to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world. the age of self-inflicted american shame is over and so are the policies that produce so much needless suffering. now comes the real new beginning. here to iran's leaders and people that my country is prepared to move forward president trump has reversed our willful blindness to the danger of the regime and withdrew from the field nuclear deal with its false promises. the us we imposed sanctions should never have been lifted. because commitment will not weaken. indeed none of us should tolerate these extremists. the president has made the decision to bring our troops home from syria we always do and now is the time airstrikes in the region will continue as targets arise we will keep working with our partners in the coalition to defeat isis we will continue to hunt down terrorists who seek a safe havens in libya and in yemen well the speech that does come during a controve

that the both of them are actually there is to this disenfranchise disempower and to impoverish or barak of the dear prayers. over the holds of the future of tourism or. yes because they come from their rationale sectarian rushnell they are caught and trapped in the history that doesn't a lot of them are just not there making very good political sense that they say in order to maintain the integrity of the united kingdom and in the fierce of burgeoning catholic potential majority in the norse that their only state in this the only thing that will maintain that union is that they are bracket all of the good friday stuff the potential for unity and this is actually offering a chance for a union that was almost defunct and republican. made us do it they voted to leave the european union before bringing to remind us how his it came not to be leaving the european union to voting to leave the euro but and ireland being. there's scant regard for to marcos and we have no vote. arrogant it can be that the population can be asked to vote again at any time. they would be pretty they are going on he

closest and almost its only major ally in the region and so its backing is very important as came in barak's on these negotiations with the united states during his new year's speech kim raised the possibility of finding some kind of new way if talks with the united states break down and many observers say that they suspect that china would play a major role in trying to work out some kind of solution should things with the united states not work out ok now josh this comes as a china itself is in trade talks with the united states now does china's diplomatic role give beijing extra leverage in its trade talks with washington and is this something that john yang can use to its advantage well the two issues certainly have been intertwined in fact there's a u.s. trade delegation in beijing as we speak so they're there at the same time that kim is in the past u.s. president don't trump has complained that he felt like the trade dispute with china had led to them not playing ball perhaps on the north korean issue we've heard a little less of that lately however and on monday secretary of state co

nuclear agreement which he branded the worst deal ever negotiated it was signed in twenty fifteen by barak obama after more than a decade of negotiations iran wasn't the only thing the president and his intelligence agencies disagreed on he thinks there's still a strong chance north korea will give up its nuclear ambitions while intelligence directed down code says it's unlikely pyongyang will surrender its stockpile but also part ways on islamic state the president say is the terrorists have been almost completely destroyed but coach was adamant there was still a threat to the u.s. former cia analyst and whistleblower john kiriakou things trump is being strongly influenced by his inner circle. the contradiction on iran between what the president's position is and what the intelligence says i think is very fundamental in that you have john bolton as the national security advisor john bolton is probably the single most anti iran. intelligence figure in america at least whispering into the president's ear every day that the iranians are terrible and so on trouble is ation went into this pres

demon was also fine three hundred forty five thousand dollars for inciting violence during protest the barak out of office and his first trial in two thousand and fifteen the received life sent along with two hundred twenty nine others convicted in absentia. at least three people have been killed in more anti-government demonstrations in sudan protesters are angry about rising prices and the unstable economy they want president to step down even morgan has. was. for three weeks now this has been the scene in many parts of sudan people coming out to protest against president obama to bashir is twenty nine year rule and demanding that he step down. or what are you rather we are under a dictatorship for thirty years they have used religion to stand power now is the right time for people to come out and protest you can see them firing tear gas you could even be a weird agent we citizens just want our rights to eat and drink and live with dignity like anyone else in the world. on wednesday thousands came out once again to protest in on demand as they attempted to make their with religiously diver

mutiny we've seen which on the twenty five twenty first of january and years before we got hold of barak's. got to come to what he wrote police officer or carberry has been done these contain that these actions have only served for the upper ranks to purge the armed forces from and the mother and the chinese to ranks and your terms have been proven challenging for them have been buker a lack of coordination pure communications a lack of support of the upper rungs how made it very difficult for their actions to succeed unless. there is something that proves to have overwhelming. support from all the meat rungs it's unlikely to succeed and i think that's why all the international communities align an effort to try to support its weight and to pay their way for a democratic transition in minutes with a for one way to when we don't is a fresh face we've been given this wonderful he should. he's very well respected by the venezuelan border it's us a man of consensus but he's also better will respect by the so-called radicals because he's part of the interaction of two thousand and seven which b

know across my professional life that had been experimental filmmakers like samba package or -- stand barak h or feature filmmakers like clint eastwood or steven spielberg or foreign film makers, that have reminded me we are in the same business, telling stories. we use different palettes or something. i chose american history the way some painter might choose oil as opposed to watercolor or to focus on still life rather than landscape. do you know what i mean? david: i do. here we are sitting in the national museum of american history, and you do an extremely admirable job telling stories. when you do, going back to your comments about how things don't have to be categorized like music, one of the things i worry about and am curious if this resonates with you, real-world problems don't come into categories. one of the things i have been worried about is a shift in our view of education, formal and informal, toward the stem disciplines because it is important, utilitarian, leads to a better job. i worry about the arts and humanities and social sciences shoved into the second or third row. k

concrete way contacting barak to run with the news. so what did i. do with. my little girl when i am trying to recall the governor on his little. regard last sunday get off the bottom of the. nominee of the morning is not a lot of people. not in. the long term or long as they suffer enough the. vision of. a long green. wall the longer you wait and drive me all of the many on the ticker is the cause of all of this is going to the good and skills of the people because it's all feel. good thoughts all. the suffering enough. to feel nothing and i. agree. to talk really move you are a. result of a small the this is. no well it's a couple of the cases it's not written out of the back and i mean not to try to get all three. through a plea bargain. regarding your brother responses we've got to produce something probably come. along with this stuff enough to track missional guy. three. teams are truly sometimes people are. going to bring his own. brother. to the suffering of. all of the crime the result. of the three songs to his. name but the insults to. the the. com

have that platform and that responsibility where every word matters, you're often thinking -- at least barak and i often thought is are what we're about to say going to help, move the move the nice forward. or is it vindication in the moment? you learn that vindication in the moment is short term. going high doesn't mean you don't have feelings and that you don't express feelings, that you don't acknowledge hurt or pain or anger. that's not what going high is. going high means now you have the feeling, how do you express that feeling in the world, and how do you do that responsibly. >> you end with let's let kindness in. you still feel optimistic about our country and we as a people, we as a nation? >> yeah, because i lived in the country, you know. i traveled the country. forget race or party or ethinicety or jend -- ethnicity or gender, people have issues, but everybody's working for the same thing, the same goal. i got to see that part of america. >> throughout the book, there's a lot of "am i good enough." you're told by a school cowensilar you're not princeton material. why did that not

golden is held a seat in the state house for the last four years he served as a barak in afghanistan as a u.s. marine before working for means republican senator susan collins on a committee staff and washington d.c. former congressman ed case returns to congress, this time representing hawaii's first district, he previously represented the second district from 2002 through 2007. before that he was a member of the state legislature serving as the house majority leader for part of his tenure. he is an attorney and cousin of aol cofounder steve case. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. >> a divided government returns to washington with the convening of the 116th congress, democrats assume control of the house of representatives while republicans increase the majority in the senate. this congress has been described as the most diverse in history with over 100 new members coming to washington including more women and minorities than ever before to join us at noon on thursday is the 116th congress gavels into session. watcher member take the oath of office. the election of