months later christiane tapper traveled to the syrian border he wanted to get marvin out and inform the german authorities of his intentions his son had phoned to say his best friend was dead it was the first sign that marvin was having doubts. it translated used a mobile phone to film can stand up at the border between turkey and syria the father and son had arranged to meet at this wall under the watch of turkish soldiers. were at the wall if you go to the left all the way to the end we're standing on the other side of the wall. there was a door they were supposed to open and he would have been standing right in front of me but the guard there wasn't permitted to open the door my son was on one side of the wall and i was on the other. side of them or. because the unhappy tried again the next day a people smuggler was going to bring marvin over from the syrian side christiane

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from what i understand you are bringing in syrian refugees seeking asylum. they can not possibly have been vetted thoroughly. the problem that is originating in the uk with terrorism is something that does concern the united states, especially in terms of protecting americans and that is why he is including americans in this conversation and the general public worldwide, instead of appeasing enemies or not getting into a discussion. you referenced churchill earlier. remember president obama stored the bust of churchill in some dark closet and the first thing president trump did was to bring this bust out? that is actually disputed. thank you very much. we do want to work together with the uk. thank you both for your time. this week's movements in brexit can be summed up in two words — "money" and "ireland". the cash, it seems, for now is sorted — with britain's negotiators reportedly agreeing at least the outline of a divorce bill with brussels. the future for the irish question is less clear. newsnight reported from dublin yesterday about the tricky que

orders without borders tries to cancel a press event critical of the controversial syrian rescue group helmets something slammed by the organizers as an attack on free speech. very disappointed to see with. global news every hour you're watching live from moscow i'm daniel hawkins great to have you with us tonight the french president is proposing military action against human traffickers in libya he's claiming it would help the moderate slave trade. we are proposing to hear from the police and military action. this country political transition well human trafficking is indeed a huge problem for northern africa but it's not a new one for years numerous human rights and immigration organizations have been alarming the public they call is and more than slavery and no one argues that this problem before the french president and the proposal to try to solve with military really has come as a surprise you remember france already was part of a massive military operation in libya designed to resolve the crisis of two thousand and eleven france played then a very crucial role france was saying

he can't help but look at 200,000 dead syrians, the rise

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and reporters without borders tries to cancel a press event critical of the controversial syrian rescue group the white helmets something slammed by the organizers as an attack on free speech. very disappointing to see the joy that is the association for the kind of sense all she. welcomed to the program this is our to international coming to life from moscow with me thanks for joining this hour. the french president is proposing military action against human traffickers in libya claiming it would help combat the migrant slave trade. we are proposing to hear from the police and military action. this is a country political transition well human trafficking is indeed a huge problem for northern africa but it's not a new one for years numerous human rights and immigration organizations have been alarming the public about what they call is and more than slavery and no one argues that this problem should be for the french president and even mccall's proposal to try to solve with militarily has come as soon and france already was part of a massive military operation in libya designed to resol

united nations sponsored talks to end the civil war the opposition is still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar assad but they are significantly weakened after nearly seven years of fighting diplomatic editor james bays reports from geneva the syria talks have reached a new phase at u.n. headquarters in geneva opposition negotiators arriving just minutes before the government delegation u.n. special envoy stefan de mistura met both sides separately and explained how things would work we have what we call. me that means the two sides in separate but adjacent rooms with mr de mistura quite literally the go between i've been shuttling with my colleagues between the two rooms which basically were five meters away while we were actually reading and discussing with both issues which we can see that very important it is though far from a breakthrough there are still discussing the way this round of talks will be conducted the situation is very much as we've seen many times in many rounds of these talks no discernible sign of progress but inside syria the people continue to suffer. the

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my friend kim and the syrians through island in my hand through. and over the years and. now david's in a detention camp in niger like tens of thousands of other refugees niger's government set up the camps under pressure and with support from the european union . mali mauritania and look you know faso have also been called upon to keep the refugees in africa and stop the gangs of traffickers if necessary by force of arms . is this what a partnership between the e.u. and africa should look like. kids and i am a good provider you said in your opening statement that europe is misusing african leaders as bouncers but don't european politicians have a point when they say that both sides actually have an interest in ensuring that people who have essentially no chance of obtaining legal residence in europe don't wind up as victims of libya's law and this lawlessness or dying at sea that is correct but let's wind up let's one back if you see the situation in libya the european union signed an agreement with the libyan government nobody knows which government they are talking abo

syrians and homs worry that they won't survive the cold as they face another winter without food fuel all firewood. and dutch prosecutors confirm the violent bosnian croat war criminal down in court did contain a deadly chemical. and sport russia gets ready to start its role as next year's world cup parks the games sometimes are gathering in moscow ahead of friday's group stage draw. top story this hour european and african leaders have drawn up an emergency evacuation plan for refugees and migrants in jaring terrible conditions in libyan detention. camps between four hundred seven hundred thousand africans are thought to be trapped in libya it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but most of them are expected to be sent back to their home countries a plan was agreed at a joint african union summit in ivory coast's it was there for the theme of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from the host of the summit the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who sa

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rebel activist and the journalist of the year is taunting syrian conscripts buried under rubble he says he wants them to taste a slow death a swiss press club has made a point not to judge for me i cannot see myself in the mirror or if i am too big censorship or deciding you have the right to speak you have not the right to speak because you are representing the bab the supposed bad part and it is paid off they've received an outpouring of support internationally and they vowed to continue doing what they do irregardless of pressure i also received many people criticizing russia. for garry kasparov for mrs name server who criticize criticizing russia so i am open to everybody even to the people who are supporting russia and not only criticising that's the goal of the real person not the politically correct. association. the bitcoin crypto current. they hit a record high on wednesday of eleven thousand dollars per token it sunk back down to ten thousand dollars later in the day but remains the strongest virtual currency out there the value of bitcoin has skyrocketed since january when on

being allowed to reach eastern ghouta nine children have died in the last few weeks waiting for the syrian government to allow them to be evacuated to hospitals just a forty five minute drive away joining me via skype from oslo is young the un's humanitarian coordinator for syria and so i believe you've just come back from geneva thanks very much for talking to us on al-jazeera i just wanted to talk to you first of all about this call out to world powers we're really talking about those powers that have influence on syria namely iran and russia anybody that can have any effort and any effect on breaking the siege has to be those doesnt it. absolutely those who can influence the government of syria must do so it's not only russia and iran and it's also china the european union even has contacts there and we need nations to make sure that there is calm when we want to do these evacuations and we want to do convoys into the besieged areas com also from the opposition site at the moment the civilians are dying because of this lack of payments from the government and the lack of of come and the

united nations sponsored talks to end the civil war the opposition is still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar al assad and at least fourteen people have been killed in fighting in the yemeni capital sana'a forces loyal to the former yemeni president ali abdullah saleh fought with their hoofy rebel allies near the mosque the salah loyalists have accused the who says of carrying out a coup those are the headlines a full news hour is coming your way after inside story. more demands from the u.s. aimed at china from the united states off to north korea's latest missile with the government in pyongyang claiming the u.s. mainland is no bridge will take action and help diffuse the crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program today with me this one was bigger and more powerful and it sets off the alarm bells in capitals around the world especially in washington after successfully testing a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile in north korea says it could hit the u.s. mainland pyongyang's bold declaration and the boldness of its leader kim jong un has done l

still to come on al-jazeera syrians are already struggling with a lack of fuel and. have another harsh winter. pakistan's very party comes under criticism for its handling of protests against a minister accused of blasphemy. hello again as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia we have got some snow in eastern areas but otherwise weather conditions pretty quiet at the moment one of two showers in the southern side of the caspian sea. back there just knowing degrees the weather around the eastern side of the mediterranean is looking more settled now we've got sunshine and twenty one degrees in beirut and find conditions expected to prevail through the course of saturday now set down in theory be employed so there is a frontal system which is working its way southwards getting into parts of saudi arabia so that through fine temperatures dropping away as we head into friday i think here for doha probably going to stay dry throat you might see some patchy cloud around but you know since the temperature read only twenty one degrees for saturday

completely unknown syrian. building a new life on an entirely beach living off the sea and the latter. a dream shared by so many but so few make it a reality. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and a zest for living. my chin is yeah i didn't catch it at this time out is enough. and don't you find senses. if you're in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world well the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china at this time on a just. british prime minister to reason i says donald trump was wrong to retreat videos for my britches.

with talks on ending the crisis in syria have begun in geneva the opposition and a syrian government delegation have been meeting with u.n. special envoy staff under mr and diplomatic editor james bass is in geneva here u.n. headquarters in geneva reporters have been waiting outside with flurries of snow watching the comings and goings of the various delegations and for the first time in this round of talks in fact for the first time for several years we've had both the opposition and the government in the building at the same time we understand they have a what's known as proximity talks that's the two delegations in adjacent rooms in the special envoy stefan de mistura has been going between those rooms passing information we understand at this stage they're talking about some principles for the ongoing talks in this room which is supposed to according to the special envoy focus on a new constitution for syria and also for u.n. supervised elections they're not talking about any political transition and who should run the country during that transition and that certainly is what the

temple of bel here two thousand years old it's ruins were considered among the best preserved in the syrian city of pell myra this is that before and now after i still had been through only the main entrance oche survived the explosives. i still fight is reveled in the attention filming themselves on this spree of destruction this at mosul museum in iraq most of its ancient treasures were looted to finance eisel but monitoring groups say there's evidence it wasn't always eisel syrian government forces and members of the syrian opposition are implicated to innovation is in digital technology or offering hope that all is not lost preserving the archaeological knowledge for future generations . fifteen years after the afghan taliban blew up the bridges of bummy and the international criminal court gave a nine year prison sentence to a man who helped destroy the fabled shrines of timbuktu in mali it was the first time the deliberate destruction of cultural heritage was judged to be a crime. ancient sites have now been rebuilt and akio logis of returning to the rubble of ancient treasures elsewh

reporters without borders tries to counselor press events critical of the controversial syrian rescue group the white helmets something slammed by the organizers as an attack on free speech very disappointed to see the joint is the solution asking for the gunderson source. north korean television releases the first images of the country's most advanced missile to date reportedly capable of reaching washington this is the u.s. ambassador warned young that its leadership could be white down to many war. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me and karen good to have you with us. the french president's proposing military action against human traffickers in libya claiming it would help combat the migrant slave trade. we are proposing to hear from the police the military action. this is a country political transition well human trafficking is a huge problem for northern africa but it's not a new one for years numerous human rights and immigration organizations have been alarming the public about what they call is and more than slavery and no one argues that this probl

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plenty more heavy this news hour with living conditions already dying syrians are facing a new threat for survival as winter said also european union and african leaders pledged to do more to help thousands of migrants stranded in libya and in sport toronto f.c. secures a big win in major league soccer far with all those details a little later. now medical sources say at least ten people have been killed in fighting in yemen's capital sanaa forces loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh fought with hutu rebels near the mosque loyalists who accuse the who these of committing a coup as groups you have a loose alliance was the british prime minister has pushed the saudis about limiting aid into yemen and is calling for the blockade to be completely lifted this is winter is a moment the saudi king salmon and crown prince mohammed bin salman on wednesday her office is the prime minister made clear the flow of commercial supplies on which yemen depends must be resumed if a humanitarian catastrophe is to be averted her office is the prime minister and saudi royals agreed steps neede

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videos from a far right british group with more than forty four million twitter followers a syrian opposition team is meeting with un mediator or in geneva it is the eighth round of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war medical sources say at least ten people have been killed in fighting and yemen's capital saana forces loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh with the rebels near the mosque salah loyalists accuse the hoot these of committing a coup qatar samir shaikh to maintain hamann anthony has received an invitation to attend next month's gulf cooperation council summit in kuwait there been doubts about whether the meeting would go ahead the quake confirms it will. has been acting as a mediator after four g.c.c. countries cut ties and imposed a blockade on qatar in june the roman catholic church has arrived in bangladesh after four days in a neighboring myanmar pope francis toured a museum commemorating the first bangladeshi president shaikh. brockman who was asked assassinated in one hundred seventy five the pontiff will meet community leaders at the presidential palace late

reporters without borders trying to counsel oppressive and critical of controversial syrian rescue group the white helmet something slammed by the organizers as an attack on free speech. very disappointing to see the journalist. asking for. the french president sees military action in libya as the best way to combat human trafficking in a country already devastated by war. north korean television releases the first images of its most advanced missile to date reportedly capable of reaching washington after the u.s. ambassador warned that peeling young's leadership would be destroyed.

reporters without borders try to cancel a press event critical of controversial syrian rescue group the white helmets something slammed by the organizers as an attack on free speech. very disappointed to see the join that is the association asking for the kind of censorship. a former croatian general who fought in both near joining the war in yugoslavia die after taking poison in court at the hague. rather erupting into a bigger role but. please don't. north korean television releases the first images of its most advanced missile to date reportedly capable of reaching washington after the u.s. ambassador warns that pyongyang's leadership would be destroyed in a case of war. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and they care and good to have you with us. now the controversial white helmets group is again causing divisions as off to reporters without borders urged this waste press club to cancel a conference critical of the syrian activists the request was rejected by the head of the organization as modern day censorship

president bashar al assad has set to being significantly weakened by nearly seven years of fighting syrian government because she has held talks with them store on wednesday our diplomatic out of her chair and spain's trying to slide from geneva so james what phase are these talks and right now well i think that the special envoy stephan de mistura is trying to move things on pretty far let me show you the scene here in journey room with the flurries of snow you can see the reporters outside the door that we've seen inside the door both delegations going at the same time for the first time actually we've had them both in there for what's called proximity talks since liked abrahim e was the special envoy going back a number of years what happens in proximity talks is you have both in adjacent rooms the special envoy talks to one speaks to one goes then to the next room and relays messages we understand that that is how they're going to proceed in next at least for the next few hours i also understand that the government delegation isn't particularly happy with things as you know they perspi

seven years into the syrian crisis, its protracted nature continues to challenge us all. jordan today hosts over1.3 challenge us all. jordan today hosts over 1.3 million syrians, almost 21% of our jordanian population, over 1.3 million syrians, almost 21% of ourjordanian population, pushing our capacity beyond its limits at a time when jordan continues to set a regional and global model to dealing with the syrian refugee crisis. and carrying out a global public good on behalf of the world. and add to that the total number of registered refugees with unhcr, this would make jordan the largest host of refugees in the world in absolute number as well as proportional to its population. in that respect, allow me to extend our sincere appreciation, madam prime minister, to the uk's invaluable support to the humanitarian development and host community's needs and priorities over the past few years. we are also appreciative of the uk's support to the paradigms shift we adopted through the jordan compact to turn the refugee challenge into an economic development opportunity which was endorsed i

the lone wolves to slaughter american children like for example the bike path killer as revenge for syrian air strikes. jihaddists specifically told to target kindergarten classes and maternity wards. what great courage. killer avoids decades in jail by what some thought were five hour energy. >> i have taken poison. brian: is there a guard in the building. any cops. the bass neon general drinking from a small bottle after a judge accused his appeal. he later died at the hospital. ainsley: he drank poison. steve: right, he did. brian: where did he get it. ainsley: from romeo and juliet. steve: let's switch gears. if you are looking for a way to give back this holiday christmas season helping make college a reality for fallen hero bias donating to folds of honor. watch this. >> thank you folds of honor. my name is catalina, i am from el paso, texas. i'm currently attending the university of texas at el paso. >> i would like to thank folds of honor for awarding me with this clip i'm from san antonio, texas i'm attending baylor university as a biology major. >> my father served 20 years unite

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critical of the syrian activists their request was rejected by the head of the organization as. you were a challenge in our support for this conference with the name of our organization appearing on the list of media members return only dissociated ourselves from this event and do not wish to be associated with the conference we invite you to abandon this project which will damage the image of this race press club it was very surprising and very disappointing to see the journalist association asking for the kind of censorship that was my first reaction and so i decided to reply writing your letter and asking them to respect the freedom of the speech and disrespect to shun auti correspondent but i guess dia who previously conducted his own investigation into the white helmets on the ground in syria as more details on what caused the split between the journalist organizations. so far almost everything you've been told about the white helmets is stuff from their press releases and video productions not from locals or civilians no know from white helmet sponsors and p.r. agents that

syrian government goshi actions held talks with stephanie mr on wednesday. well as winter approaches in syria many in the north of the country worry about how they will survive there is a lack of fuel and people living in besieged areas say they have already used most of the trees from around them for firewood some of in a report now from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. it's getting cold in syria and it's the time of the year to scavenge for things to burn they need it more inventive because in addition to cooking the family will need to stay warm. we came from homes because of the government we didn't go to. i send my boy to collect things to. face another winter without any food or diesel. diesel is expensive and ensure supply because the northern countryside of homs has been under siege for years. the reason behind the high prices is a blockade we live on the even then the diesel we get from the regime areas is not suitable for. people who are forced to look for alternatives. you had to become a tree. he fills all kinds of fees in his own and nearby

al-qaeda broke ties with isis after the syrian war started nearly seven years ago. >> to california where the search continues for the remains of army ranger julia search teams scoured a desert area yesterday but nothing turned up. jacobson disappeared over labor day weekend. authorities believe she was killed but her body has never been found. her abandoned car was found in san diego with evidence she was murdered. >> to middlesex new jersey where a worker is recovering after a construction accident. it happened yesterday afternoon. worker was buried up to his waist after a trench collapsed. emergency workers were able to free the man but talk about some scary moments there. >> take you to tennessee where a fedex truck overturned on an interstate causing a deadly accident. happened yesterday morning. police say the driver of the big rig lost control of the truck and drove over an overpass landing below on another highway. the driver did die. a passenger in the semi suffered serious injuries. no one else was involved in the crash. >> new this morning, this cat really does have nine lives.

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rebel activist and the journalist of the year he is taunting syrian conscripts buried under rubble he says he wants them to taste a slow death the swiss press club has made the point not to judge for me. cannot see myself in the mirror or if i am to big censorship or deciding you have the right to speak you have not the right to speak because you are representing the bad the supposed bad camp the bad part and it is paid off they've received an outpouring of support internationally and they vow to continue doing what they do irregardless of pressure i also received many people criticizing russia from the forums and garry kasparov for this is named sarah who criticize criticizing russia so i am open to everybody even to the people who are supporting russia and not going to be criticizing that's i think the goal of the real prescribe and not the politically correct. association. of former croatian general who fought in bosnia has died after taking poison at a yugoslav war crimes tribunal at the hague as the verdict was being read out at an appeal hearing you unexpectedly produced a small

pledged to do more to help thousands of migrants stranded in libya amid living conditions already dire syrians face a new threat for survival as when. welcome back as we look at the weather across southeastern parts of asia it's looking particularly lively at the moment across parts of thailand and also down into some outre and other parts of an easy lot this circulation away into the andaman sea and that's pulling a lot of moisture with it so heavy showers all across this region continuing as we head on through into saturday now that stays then still plenty of showers around the philippines been pretty wet here of the last couple of days and for java they were expecting further showers the general flow looks as though it will continue from the west at most levels as far as the eruption of mt i going is concerned now down into straight here here we've got a front moving in across the bight moving in towards victoria combining with a trough of low pressure and things with a very lively across southern parts of new south wales down into victoria where the risk of really severe storms could cause

he contacted his syrian counterpart, who got assad to agree. obama went on network tv to sell the idea to the american public. >> this represents a potentially positive development. we are going to run this to ground. john kerry will be talking to his russian counterpart. we're going to make sure that we see how serious these proposals are. >> and so at the time, it seemed like a flyer. "what on earth are you doing? you're gonna really trust two of the people in the world we trust the least, vladimir putin and bashar al-assad?" but in the end, it worked. it became a diplomatic way out of a terrible situation that he had found himself in, that he had put himself in. >> but what if he had bombed? what if he had bombed and killed, let's say, 100 soldiers and blew up some intelligence centers in damascus? what would that have gotten him? that would've gotten him in the middle of a war. he said he was gonna deal with chemical weapons, which he did. and he did it magnificently. and without killing anybody, he managed to get those chemical weapons out

critical of the syrian activists their request was rejected by the head of the organization as. if you were challenging our support for this conference with the name of our organization appearing on the list of media members return only dissociated ourselves from the savant and do not wish to be associated with the conference we invite you to abandon this project which will damage the image of this race press club it was very surprising and very disappointing to see the journalist association asking for the kind of censorship that was my first reaction and so i decided to reply writing your letter and asking them to respect the freedom of disputes and disrespect. a correspondent who previously conducted his own investigation into the white helmets on the ground in syria has more details on what caused the split between the journalist organizations. you can't talk about that imagine what will happen to your reputation said the journalists how far the profession has fallen when one of its biggest unions tries to censor a simple discussion we are accustomed to to get the pressures

living conditions already dire syrians face for survival is. something of a wintry look to the weather across europe over the next couple of days because sway the cloud for central pa was about six days standing right down across that western side if you're up and behind that we've got this whole thing in from the arctic temperatures in london in paris struggle to get to four or five degrees in the heat of the day on thursday afternoon that basin pieces of snow that will certainly be the case expect some wintry flowers along the east coast of england into that a side of scotland is certainly plenty of wintry flowers there just around the outsourced reassessing some wintry weather that will push its way up through potent into that western side of russia little further research as we go through friday lots of cold air behind two or three cells just for vienna more snow flurries over the alpine region still pretty cold there for london in paris not quite as cold as it was but you can see cold enough as the winds come in from or north easterly dire

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