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The Stream (2019) Ep 133 : ALJAZ : August 21, 2019 5:33pm-6:01pm +03
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moment 1st let's go to beijing and correspond my colleague scott hyla scott do we know where he is. we know that he is being held peter by the shin gen police that was confirmed in that ministry of foreign affairs press conference we had just in the last couple of hours so he is there and as you mentioned this is a 15 day detention. as they put it the public security administrative detention and we know that that can be and will be 15 days so that should come to an end in just a couple of days peter according to when he went missing now what's interesting in this press conference we heard that sound from the ministry of foreign affairs spokesman they're kind of explaining it's very interesting also before he said what we just heard he said that the reason the they are commenting on it today is because a lot of people were asking about simon chen yesterday on tuesday during that press conference he said they didn't have any information ministry of foreign affairs and he said the reason he came back with information today is because people were asking about it that's kind of pointing the
moment 1st let's go to beijing and correspond my colleague scott hyla scott do we know where he is. we know that he is being held peter by the shin gen police that was confirmed in that ministry of foreign affairs press conference we had just in the last couple of hours so he is there and as you mentioned this is a 15 day detention. as they put it the public security administrative detention and we know that that can be and will be 15 days so that should come to an end in just a couple of days...
Khalil Melliti: Home Game : ALJAZ : August 7, 2019 1:32am-2:00am +03
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Kashmir : ALJAZ : August 21, 2019 2:32pm-3:01pm +03
of irresponsible comments all right scott thanks for that scott. correspondent in beijing a rebel fighters being killed in a gun battle with security forces in indian administered kashmir this is the 1st such death since new delhi revoked the regions of tommy earlier this month some parts of the area still under lockdown pakistan opposes india's actions and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice. the u.s. state department has approved plans to sell $8000000000.00 worth of f. 16 fighter jets to taiwan congress is expected to give the green light that beijing strongly opposes any arms deal with taiwan which it considers a breakaway province gabriel elizondo has more now from washington. we've been hearing rumblings for several days now about this possible arms sale to taiwan but it was on tuesday that the white house gave formal notification to congress on their intention to pursue this arms sale to taiwan and it is a big one worth about $8000000000.00 it calls for the sale of $66.00 f. 16 fighter jets to the taiwanese if this goes through it would be the b
of irresponsible comments all right scott thanks for that scott. correspondent in beijing a rebel fighters being killed in a gun battle with security forces in indian administered kashmir this is the 1st such death since new delhi revoked the regions of tommy earlier this month some parts of the area still under lockdown pakistan opposes india's actions and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice. the u.s. state department has approved plans to sell $8000000000.00...
Inside Story (2019) Ep 235 : ALJAZ : August 24, 2019 10:32am-11:00am +03
joined by of all that scott senior international economist at the economic policy institute and he's joining us from north. and then very good to have you with us on alan is there i say friday's events caused i guess by china announcing tavris what did you make of that of the timing ahead of the g. 7 summit this weekend. i think china certainly want to use to make a statement to the g 7. that this is a growing problem for china and for the world i think it's largely have a political statement i think it's quite clear that both china and the u.s. are digging in for the long haul i think china has decided to wait out the trumpet ministration and hope to deal with his successor in 2021 after the u.s. elections the chinese president isn't of course as vulnerable i guess to. how the economy's doing how voices and people in china will respond to him depending on how the economy is doing president trump as do you think that he really and for steve karratha favor will hurt the u.s. economy which he needs to be strong going into the presidential election but i think that trump has shown that
joined by of all that scott senior international economist at the economic policy institute and he's joining us from north. and then very good to have you with us on alan is there i say friday's events caused i guess by china announcing tavris what did you make of that of the timing ahead of the g. 7 summit this weekend. i think china certainly want to use to make a statement to the g 7. that this is a growing problem for china and for the world i think it's largely have a political statement...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : August 1, 2019 4:00pm-5:01pm +03
include australia and my critique let's go to our correspondent scott highlight he's joining us live from the thai capital and this meeting it's one of the important ones which takes place on the sidelines of the summit scott. it is elizabeth absolutely you know you have 10 r.c. on a member of foreign ministers here you have other foreign ministers from the reason but from around the world coming in so yes a lot of diplomats here in bangkok but so much focus is on the united states and china because what's going on between those 2 nations because there are 2 global superpowers and let's talk about this a little bit more with that anon who is with to a long horn university right here in bangkok global affairs expert also a columnist for the bangkok post thank you very much for joining us let's focus on the 2 superpowers here now their approach to southeast asia is very different but distinct you know you kind of have the chinese blaming the united states for trying to surround them when you look at their 2 different approaches to this region how can you parse that well how do you see that
include australia and my critique let's go to our correspondent scott highlight he's joining us live from the thai capital and this meeting it's one of the important ones which takes place on the sidelines of the summit scott. it is elizabeth absolutely you know you have 10 r.c. on a member of foreign ministers here you have other foreign ministers from the reason but from around the world coming in so yes a lot of diplomats here in bangkok but so much focus is on the united states and china...
Inside Story (2019) Ep 213 : ALJAZ : August 2, 2019 10:32am-11:01am +03
have been meeting in the thai capital scott hide in their forests gone one of they've been saying now on this. yes it's been talked about on the sidelines here at these us young foreign ministers meetings over the last several days but you can bet it's going to be a big topic of discussion later on this afternoon that's when there's a tripartite meeting with the united states japan and south korea now as rob was just talking about focusing on the defense aspect ramifications from this latest development coming out of japan that will obviously be very important to the united states when they these 3 allies meet in the afternoon because what is going to be the knock on effect is there going to be an impact in this intelligence sharing and as rob pointed out when you see what's happening on the korean peninsula right now particularly with these most recent missile launches from north korea obviously sharing intelligence between these 3 allies is critical in dealing with that situation is this trade route is what happened today out of tokyo going to impact the sharing of intelligence whic
have been meeting in the thai capital scott hide in their forests gone one of they've been saying now on this. yes it's been talked about on the sidelines here at these us young foreign ministers meetings over the last several days but you can bet it's going to be a big topic of discussion later on this afternoon that's when there's a tripartite meeting with the united states japan and south korea now as rob was just talking about focusing on the defense aspect ramifications from this latest...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 1, 2019 12:00pm-12:34pm +03
to scott huyler's joining us live from bangkok scott as we said they're bilateral meetings between japan and south korea in the midst of trade to protect trade war that's affecting both their economies any anything likely to come out of that from these meetings. i guess it probably depends on how these negotiations go between the 2 foreign ministers on this bilateral meeting here while the us the on foreign minister meetings go on for these several days and also be a couple of regional forums tomorrow on friday i guess it really depends on if there's any progress i would imagine that they might come out afterward that hasn't been anything scheduled there's nothing on the books to say post this bilateral meeting between the japanese in the south korean foreign ministers there will be a press statement we're not seeing anything like that i think it just really depends on how it goes and as you've mentioned this is a trade route that has really hit diplomatic relations between these 2 nations some say the worst in several decades so obviously it's going to be a very difficult conversa
to scott huyler's joining us live from bangkok scott as we said they're bilateral meetings between japan and south korea in the midst of trade to protect trade war that's affecting both their economies any anything likely to come out of that from these meetings. i guess it probably depends on how these negotiations go between the 2 foreign ministers on this bilateral meeting here while the us the on foreign minister meetings go on for these several days and also be a couple of regional forums...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : August 21, 2019 4:00pm-5:01pm +03
that's go live to beijing now our correspondent there is scott. and scott so give us the details and as to what administrative detention is what else we know about the case of simon chang. well martin we know that this administrative detention can last as long as 15 days possibly can be an extension but we know right now they've said it's going to be 15 days this is the spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs here in beijing know what this is it's public security administration detention and what that is it's not criminal the person who is being detained isn't charged with with a criminal case they also mention the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs they said that this is not a diplomatic issue and it's very interesting he said that you know any details about this specific case with simon telling needs to be addressed to police because they're the ones who detained him they're the ones who know the details that's what the ministry of foreign affairs are saying and also he said that this is since he is a chinese national this is an internal chinese matter needs to be d
that's go live to beijing now our correspondent there is scott. and scott so give us the details and as to what administrative detention is what else we know about the case of simon chang. well martin we know that this administrative detention can last as long as 15 days possibly can be an extension but we know right now they've said it's going to be 15 days this is the spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs here in beijing know what this is it's public security administration detention...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 27, 2019 11:00am-11:34am +03
sides if it increased tariffs on each other's goods in recent days let's go to scott heiler in beijing for reaction so i mean scott just for context president trump has to told dozens if not hundreds of documented lies mistruths whatever you want to call them so when he says something yet you do have to take it with a grain of salt and now china is saying that what he said isn't actually true tell us tell us what they're saying. that it's really very interesting you know this coming out of the ministry of foreign affairs daily press briefing here in beijing and this is something that's actually a reader reiteration of something that has already come out of the central government fairly soon after president's made those claims about contact direct contact with the trade negotiators in the united states from the united states and from the china delegation involved in these trade talks the chinese government flat out said no that hasn't happened so i guess as you mentioned obviously there have been a lot of mistruths out there that have been stated about many different things that
sides if it increased tariffs on each other's goods in recent days let's go to scott heiler in beijing for reaction so i mean scott just for context president trump has to told dozens if not hundreds of documented lies mistruths whatever you want to call them so when he says something yet you do have to take it with a grain of salt and now china is saying that what he said isn't actually true tell us tell us what they're saying. that it's really very interesting you know this coming out of the...
story in the moment scott high blood joins us from shams in china 1st straight over to rob what bride was actually at hong kong ports starts and still at hong kong airport tell us about how the process is shaping up there 1st before we talk about caroline. yes here at home airports more protesters are gathering you this time yesterday monday they were simply streaming in by their thousands and probably got up into the 10s of thousands that kind of number that just brought this place to a standstill messages have been going out on social media one more time asking people to come along here and do the same thing has to be said we are seeing a buildup we are seeing far more protesters arriving here the basically the your arrival this is pretty much a tale of 2 levels if you like if you have a look down here this is the arrival hall and this is very much in the main of the protesters they've been having this rolling city and telling visitors here all about the alleged brutality of the police force here the police the terrorist violence being exerted by the police especially after these vi
story in the moment scott high blood joins us from shams in china 1st straight over to rob what bride was actually at hong kong ports starts and still at hong kong airport tell us about how the process is shaping up there 1st before we talk about caroline. yes here at home airports more protesters are gathering you this time yesterday monday they were simply streaming in by their thousands and probably got up into the 10s of thousands that kind of number that just brought this place to a...
The Stream (2019) Ep 126 : ALJAZ : August 8, 2019 5:32pm-6:01pm +03
agree with what you just mentioned there this is scott in medina he's a senior fellow at yell and he talks to us about why he thinks this is happening have a listen. generally we can identify 2 major reasons for the growing criminalization securitisation and politicize ation of the environmental space and the 1st one is rooted in the conflicts between the economic and development objectives of. governments businesses and industries and environmental protection the 2nd one in the emerging one which we see more and more around the world is related to the fact that. governments political players and intelligence units have realised that environment has the power to unite people regardless of their ideologies political beliefs and ethnicities so that to a cover there is also the former deputy head of iran's department vironment what do you make of his comment that 2 prong approach to why this is happening. well i think it's exactly those are the reasons that these things are happening there's always there's a conflict usually between how states think of development you know usually they
agree with what you just mentioned there this is scott in medina he's a senior fellow at yell and he talks to us about why he thinks this is happening have a listen. generally we can identify 2 major reasons for the growing criminalization securitisation and politicize ation of the environmental space and the 1st one is rooted in the conflicts between the economic and development objectives of. governments businesses and industries and environmental protection the 2nd one in the emerging one...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 25, 2019 2:00pm-2:34pm +03
top scott hartnell reports now from shanghai. this might look like a hobby or entertainment to many but eastport is taking off globally it's about to become a $1000000000.00 industry here in shanghai site of the international or t.i. the annual championship for online game dota to the prizes for winners totaling $33000000.00 breaking the previous record set last month but as each sport grows so are health concerns for these young players many are teenagers like kyle gears dorf a 16 year old american who last month picked up $3000000.00 for coming 1st in the fortnight world cup the highest ever individual win eastport event. the concerns are for players physical health with the hours and hours of sitting and repetitive motion and also mental given the high stress of big money on the line not to mention millions of people watching each and every move burnout and anxiety are an increasing issue under age eastport betting is also a concern a recent u.k. study estimates that globally 45 percent of tweets about eastport betting reaches young people below the legal minimum age you know you
top scott hartnell reports now from shanghai. this might look like a hobby or entertainment to many but eastport is taking off globally it's about to become a $1000000000.00 industry here in shanghai site of the international or t.i. the annual championship for online game dota to the prizes for winners totaling $33000000.00 breaking the previous record set last month but as each sport grows so are health concerns for these young players many are teenagers like kyle gears dorf a 16 year old...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 1, 2019 7:00pm-7:34pm +03
correspondent covering that story for us here on the news scott hardness of scope there has been this bilateral set of discussions do we know what's come out of those talks. peter well the details of those talks particular between the united states and china not much came out of it there a lot of platitudes a lot of niceties if you will on the big topic south china sea tension on the korean peninsula and then this situation with a trade war between the united states and china nothing really advancing the any of those issues but at least out of that both leaders coming out both foreign minister and the secretary of state coming on saying these were discussed will continue to work toward a goal like and one when it came to north korea and the situation on the korean peninsula the chinese foreign minister said that they were going to continue to work with the united states we hope the united states will continue to push for more discussions same thing about the south china sea that they're going to continue discussions about the disagreements over territory there and then also the trade
correspondent covering that story for us here on the news scott hardness of scope there has been this bilateral set of discussions do we know what's come out of those talks. peter well the details of those talks particular between the united states and china not much came out of it there a lot of platitudes a lot of niceties if you will on the big topic south china sea tension on the korean peninsula and then this situation with a trade war between the united states and china nothing really...
shouldn't be making these kind of irresponsible comments scott thanks for that scott. correspondent in beijing. a rebel fighters being killed in a gun battle with security forces in indian administered kashmir this is the 1st such death since new delhi revoked the regions of ptolemy earlier this month some parts of the area still under lockdown pakistan opposes india's actions and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice. the u.s. state department has approved plans to sell $8000000000.00 worth of f. 16 fighter jets to taiwan congress is expected to give the green.
shouldn't be making these kind of irresponsible comments scott thanks for that scott. correspondent in beijing. a rebel fighters being killed in a gun battle with security forces in indian administered kashmir this is the 1st such death since new delhi revoked the regions of ptolemy earlier this month some parts of the area still under lockdown pakistan opposes india's actions and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice. the u.s. state department has approved plans to...
India's Forbidden Love : ALJAZ : August 21, 2019 7:32pm-8:00pm +03
stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it more now from our correspondent in beijing scott hydra the minister of foreign affairs here in beijing on wednesday confirming that simon chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border town just across from hong kong we know that part of this detention is 15 days they can be extended there's no indication that that's going to happen just yet we know maximum is at this stage 15 days so that should be a couple of days before simon has been released by the police ministry of foreign affairs spokesman saying any details about the specific case need to come from the police themselves and kind of passing that off to them now what's interesting he went on to say that he is a chinese national simon chang so this is an internal matter and he said that they've been irresponsible comments coming from the united kingdom and officials there about this case and that they should just essentially saying mind their own business now this is kind of an ongoing theme with how the chinese ad
stirring up trouble on the hong kong issue it more now from our correspondent in beijing scott hydra the minister of foreign affairs here in beijing on wednesday confirming that simon chang is in detention something that's called public security administration detention down in shin gen that's a border town just across from hong kong we know that part of this detention is 15 days they can be extended there's no indication that that's going to happen just yet we know maximum is at this stage 15...
south china sea let's go live now to our correspondent in beijing scott heiler scott this is i think the 5th time that rodriguez has been to beijing he seems to have pivoted if you like away from being a very close ally of the united states and instead has been courting the opinion of they doing how's that likely to work out if he's going to start mentioning these disputed claims in the south china sea. well that is the big question martin you know the previous 4 meetings if you will that they had here it has been pretty cordial because china as you said is becoming closer to the philippines philippines is making over efforts to come closer to china as they pivot away from the united states but also goes into investments and joint projects that they're trying to work out together but as you mentioned this will be different these meetings are expected to be different that is because roderigo to territory said before coming here to beijing he said that he is going to bring up this world court tribunals decision back in 2016 that side with the philippines over territory that china said
south china sea let's go live now to our correspondent in beijing scott heiler scott this is i think the 5th time that rodriguez has been to beijing he seems to have pivoted if you like away from being a very close ally of the united states and instead has been courting the opinion of they doing how's that likely to work out if he's going to start mentioning these disputed claims in the south china sea. well that is the big question martin you know the previous 4 meetings if you will that they...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 27, 2019 12:00pm-12:35pm +03
with china to increase tariffs on each other's goods in recent days scott heiler has the latest from beijing the chinese government flat out said no that hasn't happened so i guess as you mentioned obviously there have been a lot of mistruths out there that have been stated about many different things that a lot of it about this trade war so i guess one way to maybe interpret this is maybe this is a negotiation tactic that present donald trump has deployed and existing there is a little bit of a reeling back by his officials there who are with him at the g 7 meetings saying that yes there's been contacts so he went back from 2 specific phone calls and yes there's been contact chinese government saying no that hasn't happened at all but you also have to look at from the other side maybe this is a negotiating tactic from the chinese too so there's a lot of. fog of understanding around this but right now the chinese government official line saying there has been no contact about moving these trade talks forward one thing that's interesting to note they were already scheduled supposedly
with china to increase tariffs on each other's goods in recent days scott heiler has the latest from beijing the chinese government flat out said no that hasn't happened so i guess as you mentioned obviously there have been a lot of mistruths out there that have been stated about many different things that a lot of it about this trade war so i guess one way to maybe interpret this is maybe this is a negotiation tactic that present donald trump has deployed and existing there is a little bit of...
Sykes-Picot: Lines In The Sand (2016) Ep 2 : ALJAZ : August 26, 2019 3:00pm-4:01pm +03
scott heiler joins us live now from beijing so scott this volatility in the market that is happening in asia is it likely to continue once the markets get going in and europe and north america . michelle worth looking like that's going to happen you know you have these futures trading that have gone on over the weekend for european markets as well as for american markets at the beginning of the weekend they were very steep after the news that came out on friday you mentioned you know increased tariffs added tariffs coming out comments from president trump before he left for france for the g. 7 summit so over the weekend we saw some pretty steep declines in the future markets in markets outside of asia but they have softened over the weekend you know them european markets are going to open pretty soon the american markets after that so we're not going to see as steep declines as we thought we were going to based on those futures over the weekend but there's some interesting news just coming out of france the g. 7 meeting a summit from president trump he has said and this is a developm
scott heiler joins us live now from beijing so scott this volatility in the market that is happening in asia is it likely to continue once the markets get going in and europe and north america . michelle worth looking like that's going to happen you know you have these futures trading that have gone on over the weekend for european markets as well as for american markets at the beginning of the weekend they were very steep after the news that came out on friday you mentioned you know increased...
The Father, The Son And The Jihad Ep 1 : ALJAZ : August 13, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm +03
less steer people the protesters turning up. more now from our correspondent scott hyde like who's on the chinese mainland inch and jack. so engine here is the gateway from mainland china into hong kong territory behind me there's a railway station there's a bus station there's a way for pedestrians to make their way into hong kong territory now also what's been happening here in engine over the last couple days is quite interesting you know there was state run media that put out video and stills of armored personnel carriers and paramilitary forces gathering here in the city actually an athletic field just outside central now obviously this sends a message to those who are protesting in hong kong there's this big military force just across the border the central government says they are here for a large exercise it's going to be happening over the next couple days this is coupled with the strengthening of rhetoric also coming out of beijing calling what's happening in some of those protests terrorism and saying that they will crack down with an iron fist but when you talk to people h
less steer people the protesters turning up. more now from our correspondent scott hyde like who's on the chinese mainland inch and jack. so engine here is the gateway from mainland china into hong kong territory behind me there's a railway station there's a bus station there's a way for pedestrians to make their way into hong kong territory now also what's been happening here in engine over the last couple days is quite interesting you know there was state run media that put out video and...
Counting the Cost (2019) Ep 34 : ALJAZ : August 26, 2019 7:32pm-8:01pm +03
nikkei index plunged by more than 2 percent china's currency the yuan dropped to an 11 year low scott heiler has more from beijing asian markets sharply down on monday in this escalating trade war we are tit for tat tariffs being gone back and forth between the united states and china announcements on friday markets futures for those markets were sharply down over the weekend they proved to be true monday sharply down across asia now futures in america also look like they're going to be down those markets haven't opened yet but indications are the open lower but not as low as we thought over the weekend because those futures had softened a little bit something else it's quite interesting on monday the chinese currency the yuan is down to 11 year low now this is reaction obviously to the market to the trade war that's been going on between these 2 countries now we know that they're supposed to be further negotiations next month in september but no details have been released about that so there's concern just where the next step is where this trade war goes from here at a concern to tha
nikkei index plunged by more than 2 percent china's currency the yuan dropped to an 11 year low scott heiler has more from beijing asian markets sharply down on monday in this escalating trade war we are tit for tat tariffs being gone back and forth between the united states and china announcements on friday markets futures for those markets were sharply down over the weekend they proved to be true monday sharply down across asia now futures in america also look like they're going to be down...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 13, 2019 8:00am-8:34am +03
ability comes up going to be say about $39.00 degrees there $26.00 in the scott at about 30 degrees for you and then very quickly as a big way down here across parts of southern africa we have seen a lot of problems across much of the southeast coast with some winds as well as some clouds temperatures have come down for durban they were basically getting to 30 degrees early in the week we're down to about 19 degrees there johannesburg at 22 and on wednesday we'll be seeing durban at 21. on counting the cost a new world currency to challenge the dollar facebook's global dominance faces challenges. seawalls china lets the one to trump up the trade the economic and environmental costs of sand extract something that costs on al-jazeera . i'm elizabeth problem and these are the top stories on al-jazeera hong kong leaders in the territory will take a long time to recover from anti-government protests what she says pushing it down the path of more caravans comments follow a protest but shut down the airport on monday hundreds of protesters have defied a security lockdown and did administer
ability comes up going to be say about $39.00 degrees there $26.00 in the scott at about 30 degrees for you and then very quickly as a big way down here across parts of southern africa we have seen a lot of problems across much of the southeast coast with some winds as well as some clouds temperatures have come down for durban they were basically getting to 30 degrees early in the week we're down to about 19 degrees there johannesburg at 22 and on wednesday we'll be seeing durban at 21. on...
live to our correspondent in hong kong i should say in beijing scott heide lawyer scott it sounds very much as though the language coming from the chinese authorities is hardening. it is hardening a bit and you know what we've seen over the last couple of weeks now this is a 2nd press statement by the department here of the central government here in beijing in mainland china commenting on what's going on in the streets of hong kong obviously what's been happening over the last couple of days the situation is an escalated obviously they are still holding true to what they've been saying over the last you know again we had a press conference last week and that is that they're going to go forward and they're sticking by kerry lam for now and that hong kong is their territory and that they really need to clamp down on these protesters need to abide by the law and obviously yes the rhetoric has started to change a little bit but you know it was seen and we heard about this this press statement coming out today we didn't know how and to what degree it was going to move things forward n
live to our correspondent in hong kong i should say in beijing scott heide lawyer scott it sounds very much as though the language coming from the chinese authorities is hardening. it is hardening a bit and you know what we've seen over the last couple of weeks now this is a 2nd press statement by the department here of the central government here in beijing in mainland china commenting on what's going on in the streets of hong kong obviously what's been happening over the last couple of days...
those day in will scott with a high of 33 or going up again in doha the breeze also a little bit stronger those winds just picking up a little bit but still feeling very whole very humid as well and you can see no break really in this cloud it reaches lie along all of these coastal areas and we had down into southern africa now we have got some rain pushing across into mozambique in the next couple of days cooling off to into but we might just see a show there 18 degrees celsius in cape and then it warms up dramatically on friday with a high there of 27. i've been looking at your instagram account and reading. the scenes this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president after that everyone has a voice. change for democrats to be. used to nominate. inspirational koulis mother nominees joining the global conversation on your thoughts to twitter and. on down to 0. 0 let me take you through our main headlines this hour the united states has imposed sanctions on iran's foreign minister mohammad. the u.s. says he promotes what it calls the reckless agenda of ira
those day in will scott with a high of 33 or going up again in doha the breeze also a little bit stronger those winds just picking up a little bit but still feeling very whole very humid as well and you can see no break really in this cloud it reaches lie along all of these coastal areas and we had down into southern africa now we have got some rain pushing across into mozambique in the next couple of days cooling off to into but we might just see a show there 18 degrees celsius in cape and...
Mali Tribes : ALJAZ : August 25, 2019 11:32am-12:01pm +03
scott toddler al-jazeera shanghai. still ahead. tonight palace. for. september on al-jazeera to gears of war and famine al-jazeera looks at the dramatic transformation emerging through the inspirational stories of 4 diversity p.o.b. and israel elections can benjamin netanyahu form a majority and sometimes another time listening post to 6 the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover to succeed they need to his him president to succeed join us for live coverage as tim is you know it's a documentary that examines the worst atrocities committed during the war in libya . september on al. it's time for sports now leah thank you very much england are making a fight of things in the 3rd ashes cricket test against australia and leeds it looks like a thrilling finish could be on the cards the australians were $171.00 for 6 at the start of play minus shane made 80 but the england bowlers did well to dismiss the tourists for $246.00 the english would lose their openers cheaply as they began chasing the target of 359 but an unbeaten 75 from captain joe root and a 50 by joe d
scott toddler al-jazeera shanghai. still ahead. tonight palace. for. september on al-jazeera to gears of war and famine al-jazeera looks at the dramatic transformation emerging through the inspirational stories of 4 diversity p.o.b. and israel elections can benjamin netanyahu form a majority and sometimes another time listening post to 6 the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover to succeed they need to his him president to succeed join us for live coverage as tim is you...
scott hide from bangkok. in bangkok many different types of meetings taking place throughout the day foreign ministers of those 10 aussie on member nations meeting with a 3rd country foreign minister we had bilateral meetings between the united states and china but at the end of the day there really was no movement on any of the big issues being faced here in east asia and southeast asia what were discussed though were the big east south china sea territorial disputes the tension on the korean peninsula the trade war between the united states and china but none of those issues were really moved forward they were just brought up a lot of pleasantries people saying they want to continue working together but no real concrete action but interestingly later in the day u.s. secretary of state mike pompei i held a press conference and in that press conference a lot of these pleasantries but also some very strong words to china on its relationship with cambodia i want also to address something that came up in the u.s. ministerial meeting cambodia refuted reports that is allowing the chinese
scott hide from bangkok. in bangkok many different types of meetings taking place throughout the day foreign ministers of those 10 aussie on member nations meeting with a 3rd country foreign minister we had bilateral meetings between the united states and china but at the end of the day there really was no movement on any of the big issues being faced here in east asia and southeast asia what were discussed though were the big east south china sea territorial disputes the tension on the korean...
forces loose on its currency leaving washington to label beijing a currency manipulator scott hardly has more from beijing on what that means for the world's 2nd largest economy. a new battleground in the intensifying trade war between the world's 2 largest economies currency valuation the chinese government eased its control over the yuan allowing the currency to surpass the 7 per us dollar level for the 1st time in more than a decade that prompted the u.s. treasury department to designate china as a currency manipulator something it hasn't done in 25 years with the yuan worth less chinese exports become cheaper allowing to compete better in the u.s. and across the world partly are setting the u.s. tariffs imposed on chinese imports but it will come at a cost to chinese consumers they will pay more for imports china's central bank is denying the u.s. accusation saying it's a protectionist practice. some economists think china allowing more un volatility can only go so far china is trying to say that we're not going to be buoyed by the us and a small reminder to the escalation of the
forces loose on its currency leaving washington to label beijing a currency manipulator scott hardly has more from beijing on what that means for the world's 2nd largest economy. a new battleground in the intensifying trade war between the world's 2 largest economies currency valuation the chinese government eased its control over the yuan allowing the currency to surpass the 7 per us dollar level for the 1st time in more than a decade that prompted the u.s. treasury department to designate...
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for his disposal at this point in the business. as a scott thank you very much for that for now and that is robert scott live in north post mack maryland thank you. now as of the trade walden's large g 7 leaders are gathering in france this weekend for their annual summit of global challenges on the table range from the economy to climate change and diplomatic editor james baines brings us the details from dads just hours before the g 7 started and the iranian foreign minister was in paris mohammed job it zarif met with president mcchrystal new pictures of the meeting were released properly so as not to anger president trump. the meeting behind the closed doors of the palace highlights the very different approaches of the u.s. and europe towards iran however there is a new face at this year's g. 7 u.k. prime minister boris johnson some are speculating with breaks it looming he may want to consider taking a tougher position on iran in order to win favor with trump if forced johnson's fertile ground for a new deal it really is true and if what he's been doing in berlin and paris has r
for his disposal at this point in the business. as a scott thank you very much for that for now and that is robert scott live in north post mack maryland thank you. now as of the trade walden's large g 7 leaders are gathering in france this weekend for their annual summit of global challenges on the table range from the economy to climate change and diplomatic editor james baines brings us the details from dads just hours before the g 7 started and the iranian foreign minister was in paris...
The Father, The Son And The Jihad Ep 1 : ALJAZ : August 14, 2019 4:00am-5:00am +03
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America's Guns: Arming Mexico's Cartels : ALJAZ : August 25, 2019 8:32am-9:01am +03
more secretive and intense scott al-jazeera shanghai still ahead on the new england put in a record breaking performance against ireland it may well have that story in sports . inmates learning from other inmates acquiring knowledge that could set them free. through legal education classes and tribunals their dedication has led to staggering results on. the. teaching empowerment kenya part of the read the legislation series on al-jazeera. looks ugly it sounds ugly and scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the wilds we control this the side and who controls the other side people in power follows the smuggling route and test the ease of acquiring untraceable weapons on american soil the weapon that was designed for war and it took you about 5 minutes to buy it. america's guns arming mexico's cartels on al. which is iraq congressman i'm interested in stopping crime. and it's time for sports now here's lida thank you very much england are making a fight of things and the 3rd ashes cricket test against australia and leeds it looks like a thrilling finish could be on th
more secretive and intense scott al-jazeera shanghai still ahead on the new england put in a record breaking performance against ireland it may well have that story in sports . inmates learning from other inmates acquiring knowledge that could set them free. through legal education classes and tribunals their dedication has led to staggering results on. the. teaching empowerment kenya part of the read the legislation series on al-jazeera. looks ugly it sounds ugly and scares people from...
so scott also said the european council will fight any from proposal to add new tariffs on french wines i will not diet french wine was a. genuine determination for many reasons. the end of the day you stand by france if the u.s. impose a star if on france the e.u. will respond in kind. protesters in hong kong have been trying to disrupt the city's transport system as rallies against the government and to their 12 week police have fired tear gas in crowds blocking roads with barricades in some protesters destroyed surveillance equipment a sit in at the city's airport the view of this month led to hundreds of flight cancellations. brazil's president jalal scenario is ordered the merger to help put out the fires which are raging across the amazon hundreds thousands rather of demonstrators in brazil and across latin america are demanding more attention be given to be deteriorating conditions of the rain forest a russian spacecraft carrying a robot the size of an adult human has failed to dock at the international space station the russian space agency says problems with the automatic
so scott also said the european council will fight any from proposal to add new tariffs on french wines i will not diet french wine was a. genuine determination for many reasons. the end of the day you stand by france if the u.s. impose a star if on france the e.u. will respond in kind. protesters in hong kong have been trying to disrupt the city's transport system as rallies against the government and to their 12 week police have fired tear gas in crowds blocking roads with barricades in some...
ronnie merrily switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a faint have come back to the task our community really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman who says i am so proud they're saying 5 year but i want to switch over to tweet because they're getting those into just some praise here mohamed as. meaningful work goes beyond his artistic lyrics can't take my freedom which is a song you will hear coming up with a key advocate presentation that spread through the world i remember my friends who aren't libyan told me that song made them more aware about the situation in libya so also being a person who spreading awareness there but this last comment i want to bring to you is via instagram because we got so many questions and comments when our community heard that cayenne was coming on the show so i'll start with this one here from someone who says what does freedom mean to you and i'm going to take that a little bit further because freedom in the sense of knowing that you weren't free to travel for a very lon
ronnie merrily switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a faint have come back to the task our community really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman who says i am so proud they're saying 5 year but i want to switch over to tweet because they're getting those into just some praise here mohamed as. meaningful work goes beyond his artistic lyrics can't take my freedom which is a song you will hear coming up with a...
bring in scotland who's joining us from beijing so they're better than expected figures scott but is there a sense of the trade momentum in july will not last thanks to the ongoing trade war with the us. absolutely and you know there are a lot of factors at play when you come into these trade figures these are monthly trade figures that are released you know looking back at the previous month so these are july's numbers and he said that at least one and that was overall export numbers 3.3 percent increase now that's something we haven't seen since this trade war really has been going on at least the last couple of months an increase in those exports again that's overall not just the united states to the united states specifically we're still seeing decreases but less than we have the last month 19 percent down exports to the united states. and it's something that we're going to see probably going forward and one thing to really underline is that when you look at these numbers particular during a trade war they could be very erratic because there are so many factors at play you know w
bring in scotland who's joining us from beijing so they're better than expected figures scott but is there a sense of the trade momentum in july will not last thanks to the ongoing trade war with the us. absolutely and you know there are a lot of factors at play when you come into these trade figures these are monthly trade figures that are released you know looking back at the previous month so these are july's numbers and he said that at least one and that was overall export numbers 3.3...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : August 9, 2019 1:00am-1:34am +03
$300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods next month scott hyla has more from beijing. in a very normal practice china released its trade figures for the previous month now these are very abnormal times with the increasingly tense trade war it has with the united states who has clicked through some of the numbers they're very volatile and this is something probably going to see over the coming months when you look at the imports from the united states that has been down again 19 percent exports in the united states from china that's down 6.5 percent again those are figures that have been declining steadily over the last several months because of these tariffs the united states has imposed but overall exports now this something that beat expectations here china it rose 3.3 percent of the goods from china going abroad to all nations now that could be possibly a lot of nations manufacturing companies in the nation's pre-buying a lot of their supply chain needs because they're expecting these next rounds of tariffs to come from the united states so we're seeing an uptick in that number and
$300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods next month scott hyla has more from beijing. in a very normal practice china released its trade figures for the previous month now these are very abnormal times with the increasingly tense trade war it has with the united states who has clicked through some of the numbers they're very volatile and this is something probably going to see over the coming months when you look at the imports from the united states that has been down again 19 percent exports...
Siham Ben Aissa: The Thread : ALJAZ : August 15, 2019 6:33am-7:00am +03
city that links to hong kong scott reports from there and chen's and. the primary gateway from mainland china into hong kong she ingests a constant flow of arrivals into. parcher many people here are concerned about the protests in hong kong from both sides of the border with canada so what if what hong kong is not safe anymore that's why i am coming back my family was one of my safety the protests to cost inconvenience to local people i hope it will end soon jim and the protest post made an inconvenience to local people i hope this would be ended soon this is too bad for the image of hong kong syngenta received a great deal of international attention earlier in the week when state run media aired video of columns of paramilitary vehicles and soldiers pouring into the city there due to hold according to the government a large scale exercise soon their deployment clearly meant to send a message to the protesters the father of china's reform and opening movement 41 years ago. to launch his economic reforms it was also his idea for the one country 2 systems approach that's being h
city that links to hong kong scott reports from there and chen's and. the primary gateway from mainland china into hong kong she ingests a constant flow of arrivals into. parcher many people here are concerned about the protests in hong kong from both sides of the border with canada so what if what hong kong is not safe anymore that's why i am coming back my family was one of my safety the protests to cost inconvenience to local people i hope it will end soon jim and the protest post made an...
. scott's conscious and complicated acts were standing on the feet and then i am assured this gives me strength some justice. after stand back from me and. let me know i may enter and. they make assumptions on topics and i at some point to find that they get a shot on their own money and say i am not even there maybe a me now i want to thank one of the particle boys often home when they. say. your parents can be sad about fidelity and this next case that may end up with and then having it with your son yes. i would of if it was a less profit stop. i'm not of the pilgrimage i'm no longer going to be getting to the very live so i'll go on though i'm done with most i am not caught up in that they've. been busted but in the done of the planet i got it back to me on a loop by the numbers of the loner i got the most of their time in. the u.w. and in this idea why didn't i go over there. in the fog because of my limited time but maybe i was i love the city of some 5 that i thought i was on the spiritual with portable the but i was a part of it and everything about this is on themselves i mean
. scott's conscious and complicated acts were standing on the feet and then i am assured this gives me strength some justice. after stand back from me and. let me know i may enter and. they make assumptions on topics and i at some point to find that they get a shot on their own money and say i am not even there maybe a me now i want to thank one of the particle boys often home when they. say. your parents can be sad about fidelity and this next case that may end up with and then having it with...
scott lucas now professor of american studies at the university of birmingham he's joining us via skype from england thanks very much scott these extraordinarily grim statistics in the united states on a daily basis we're being regaled with these awful atrocities why are americans apparently so resistant to gun law changes or restrictions on the ownership of guns . well 1st of all unfortunately these are extraordinarily grim statistics the united states has had this surgeon gun related mass killings for decades but it is getting worse and worse as you noted but the 2nd correction i think is important here and that is a lot of americans. are not ignorant of this they are not resist this they want something to be done we saw in mass marches after the mass killings at the high school apartment florida last year the march for our lives that there are demands for actions to be taken to restrict gun ownership to have a decent system of regulation in place we have seen further marches and i suspect we will especially as we're going into let's be honest a 2020 election season in other wor
scott lucas now professor of american studies at the university of birmingham he's joining us via skype from england thanks very much scott these extraordinarily grim statistics in the united states on a daily basis we're being regaled with these awful atrocities why are americans apparently so resistant to gun law changes or restrictions on the ownership of guns . well 1st of all unfortunately these are extraordinarily grim statistics the united states has had this surgeon gun related mass...
it's some you know pretty unsavory things about scott's. or you know over the years as he said you know he said again what a scar is inconceivable you also publish you know when he was editor of the spectator he published a poem you know which called scottish people barren and said that they should be placed in ghettos that was when he was editor of the spectator seats that many you know he said many rules and you know he also has this sort of streak of sort of english nationalism he's very privileged he was privately educated and you know he's kind of embracing annoy your breath said he's saying by the 31st of october that you know if that's the way we're going that's that we were going and ollie's phones are our you know aspects that scots you know do not embrace asshole and that is why. partially at least you got the reception that met them or no i mean if you think about edinburgh and umbrella of course the capital of scotland but it's also very cruel union. and you know the 2 biggest cities and saw in the edinburgh and glasgow no that was there essentially got in quite a cruel
it's some you know pretty unsavory things about scott's. or you know over the years as he said you know he said again what a scar is inconceivable you also publish you know when he was editor of the spectator he published a poem you know which called scottish people barren and said that they should be placed in ghettos that was when he was editor of the spectator seats that many you know he said many rules and you know he also has this sort of streak of sort of english nationalism he's very...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : August 7, 2019 5:00am-6:01am +03
this we're joined by robert scott a saying international economist at the economic policy institute and he's joining us from pushing back and marilyn very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as they head more talks planned in september what do you think it would take to reach a breakthrough. but i don't think that these talks are going to be reaching a conclusion anytime soon chinese say that they can't. treat trump as a reliable bargaining partner and they appear to be settling in to wait him out saying no the election's going to be take taking place in about 16 months and they're willing to wait to see what happens next is about to get a better deal. is donald trump available boggling patna. i don't think it is you saw for example that he negotiated a trade trade agreement with mexico and the masons were actually voting on that agreement when the president's not decided to threaten to impose massive tariffs on imports from mexico over a completely different issue having to do with. refugees arriving from central america right so you agree then with the us president also thin
this we're joined by robert scott a saying international economist at the economic policy institute and he's joining us from pushing back and marilyn very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as they head more talks planned in september what do you think it would take to reach a breakthrough. but i don't think that these talks are going to be reaching a conclusion anytime soon chinese say that they can't. treat trump as a reliable bargaining partner and they appear to be settling in to...
expected to claw back some of those losses on tuesday let's hear more now from scott scott hyla who's in beijing. the trade war between the united states and china has reached concerning new territory the u.s. treasury department for the 1st time since 1994 has labeled china as a currency manipulator this is because over the last couple of days the you on the chinese currency has gone up to over 7 per u.s. dollar now that's a territory a symbolic territory that hasn't crossed in quite some time that raise concern that also had knock on effect with markets around the world after that label was issued by the united states treasury department's pushback from the chinese government refuting that claim and also it seemed as though the chinese government on tuesday pump the brakes a little bit because offshore chair trading of the yuan went down below that symbolic 7 yuan per dollar mark so obviously a lot of back and forth this of course comes after we heard just at the beginning of the week president trump announcing a new round of tariffs on $300000000000.00 of chinese goods going to the
expected to claw back some of those losses on tuesday let's hear more now from scott scott hyla who's in beijing. the trade war between the united states and china has reached concerning new territory the u.s. treasury department for the 1st time since 1994 has labeled china as a currency manipulator this is because over the last couple of days the you on the chinese currency has gone up to over 7 per u.s. dollar now that's a territory a symbolic territory that hasn't crossed in quite some...
being felt in mainland china especially the city of hong kong's border function gen scott hi there reports. the primary gateway from a land china into hong kong. a constant flow of arrivals and departures many people here are concerned about the protests in hong kong from both sides of the border. so hong kong is not safe anymore that's why i'm coming back my family was worried about my safety the protests to coast inconvenience to local people i hope. the protests close. people i hope this would be soon. with image of hong kong syngenta received a great deal of internet. national attention earlier in the week when state run media aired video of columns of paramilitary vehicles and soldiers whoring into the city there due to hold to the government a large scale exercise soon their deployment clearly meant to send a message to the protesters the father of china's reform and opening movement 41 years ago used to launch his economic reforms it was also his idea for the one country 2 systems approach that's being heavily tested just across the border in hong kong. the economic impact f
being felt in mainland china especially the city of hong kong's border function gen scott hi there reports. the primary gateway from a land china into hong kong. a constant flow of arrivals and departures many people here are concerned about the protests in hong kong from both sides of the border. so hong kong is not safe anymore that's why i'm coming back my family was worried about my safety the protests to coast inconvenience to local people i hope. the protests close. people i hope this...
commander in afghanistan general scott miller has been in attendance and taking part in those discussions he has attended before but it's rare that he attends so that significant if a bilateral security agreement is to be finalized between the americans and the taliban the taliban will also have to agree to a permanent cease fire and also interact and call the commitment to take part in days that talks between the taliban and the afghan government so far the taliban has refused to take part in such talks that regards the afghan government as illegitimate a puppet of the american administration the only official news that we've had out of the toolbox on saturday is in the form is to tweet wanted by us on boys zalmay khalilzad and the other by the official taliban spokesperson that they have both denied reports that they are discussing the establishment of an interim afghan government. thousands of her hands are refugees in bangladesh are demanding better rights and me and maher they have been rallying on the 2nd anniversary of their exodus from me and maher they want the govern
commander in afghanistan general scott miller has been in attendance and taking part in those discussions he has attended before but it's rare that he attends so that significant if a bilateral security agreement is to be finalized between the americans and the taliban the taliban will also have to agree to a permanent cease fire and also interact and call the commitment to take part in days that talks between the taliban and the afghan government so far the taliban has refused to take part in...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : August 28, 2019 5:00am-6:01am +03
territory in the south china sea scott has more from beijing. in the days leading up to philippine president rodriguez do tear taze 5th visit to china he took a firm stance on what will be discussed saying that he canceled the trip if he could not talk about the 2 $1016.00 world court to try butyl ruling over china's territorial claims in the south china sea it sided with the philippines china rejects the ruling to territory enjoys an approval rating of about 80 percent but he's facing pressure over what critics say is an increasingly close relationship with china he's called it a delicate balancing act when chinese president xi jinping visited the philippines late last year billions of dollars in investment were promised most of it has yet to materialize i think the question to ted is how much self is he willing to concede in order to get this money and if the money is not turning up or china slow with the money or these projects are not what they've been hyped to be. then you've got to you know then that adds another complicating factor in june a chinese vessel rammed a philippine fishing
territory in the south china sea scott has more from beijing. in the days leading up to philippine president rodriguez do tear taze 5th visit to china he took a firm stance on what will be discussed saying that he canceled the trip if he could not talk about the 2 $1016.00 world court to try butyl ruling over china's territorial claims in the south china sea it sided with the philippines china rejects the ruling to territory enjoys an approval rating of about 80 percent but he's facing...
on that for you with our correspondent scott hired in just a few minutes. i mean protests against the u.s. president in texas and ohio the state's with 31 people were killed in 2 mass shootings last weekend donald trump traveled to the cities of dates and el paso to meet the injured 1st responders and local officials rob reynolds reports now from el paso. president donald trump's visits to the stricken cities in ohio and texas took place largely out of public view he praised law enforcement officers for responding swiftly to the heavily armed gunman preventing worse carnage all over the world are talking about the job you've done as a least as law enforcement as 1st responders to the job you've done as a credible and he and 1st lady malani a trump spoke privately with family members of victims and wounded survivors being treated in hospitals. in both cities public protests were held against trump in dayton the now familiar blimp depicting the president as a scowling baby flew over the crowd in el paso democratic party figure said trump was not welcome he's used our community as a
on that for you with our correspondent scott hired in just a few minutes. i mean protests against the u.s. president in texas and ohio the state's with 31 people were killed in 2 mass shootings last weekend donald trump traveled to the cities of dates and el paso to meet the injured 1st responders and local officials rob reynolds reports now from el paso. president donald trump's visits to the stricken cities in ohio and texas took place largely out of public view he praised law enforcement...


DUBAI — State-owned Emirates and Etihad, two of the Middle East's top airlines, denied a Bloomberg report on Thursday which quoted unnamed sources as saying Emirates was seeking to take over smaller Etihad to create the world's largest carrier.
"There is no truth to this rumor," an Emirates spokeswoman told Reuters. Etihad made a similar statement.
Emirates is owned by the government of Dubai, the region's tourism hub, while Etihad is controlled by the government of neighboring Abu Dhabi, which thanks to oil exports is the wealthiest member of the United Arab Emirates.
Emirates mainly operates alone — an approach that gives it control over its network and has helped it deliver 30 consecutive years of profit.
Emirates is far larger than Etihad. Its fleet of 268 Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 jets as of March 31 is roughly three times as big as Etihad's, measured by number of airplanes.


The All Progressives Congress (APC) says the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is suffering from post-election depression over the opposition party's claim that it won the last presidential election.
The ruling party said this in a statement by its publicity secretary, Lanre Issa-Onilu, on Wednesday while reacting to the claim by the PDP.
The PDP and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in a petition filed on Monday, said it won the February 23 election with about 1.6 million votes to defeat President Muhammadu Buhari.
The party claimed that the computer server of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) computer server revealed this to it.
The petition, relying on 50 sets of documents, was filed before the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal in Abuja against INEC, Mr Buhari and the APC respectively.
On February 27, INEC declared that Mr Buhari won the election with 15,191,847 votes to defeat Mr Atiku, who polled 11,262,978 votes.
But the petitioners stated in their 139-page petition that "from the data in the 1st respondent's (INEC's) server…the true, actual and correct results" from "state to state computation" showed that Mr Abubakar polled a total of 18,356,732 votes to defeat Mr Buhari whom they said scored 16,741,430 votes.
The ruling party said this claim by the opposition is ridiculous.
"Judging by Atiku and PDP's recent utterances and actions, it is now clear that they have slipped into severe depression and post-defeat hallucination that have left many Nigerians questioning their current state of mind," the APC said through its spokesperson.
It said the PDP was only trying to discredit a credible presidential electoral process.
The party also said Mr Abubakar's continuous reference to the election commission's server is a cause for concern.


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Candidate Experience • Employer Branding
Innovative Ways to Use Augmented Reality for Campus Recruiting
by Jennifer Powell
Written by	Jennifer Powell
Engaging candidates is more difficult than ever with so many competing priorities demanding their attention. Fortunately, advances in technology have made it possible to create some truly unique experiences to engage this tech savvy audience. Recruitment Marketing and employer branding practitioners now have a range of tools at their disposal to better attract, connect with and convert job seekers.
But one aspect that hasn't really kept up with the rise of technology in recruiting is campus events. Think about it from a student's perspective: You enter a career fair or information session only to find you're watching the same kinds of presentations, which can make it difficult to distinguish one potential employer from another. In this way, campus hiring events have become a necessary evil for students to explore opportunities to launch their careers.
At Deloitte, we visit more than 200 U.S. campuses each year to find new, energetic and passionate students to join our organization. Over time, we began to notice that if we wanted to attract the best and brightest, we needed to stand out and differentiate ourselves from the dozens of other organizations vying for the same talent.
Enter augmented reality (AR), and enter Deloitte's Your Future: Explored mobile app. We use this app at campus recruiting events to allow students to discover different facets of life at Deloitte, what our culture is like and how they can potentially contribute as an employee.
We launched the app last year and have received great feedback so far. Our approach seems to be the first of its kind, and students tell us they like interacting with our organization and brand in this different and interesting way.
After all, Deloitte is an organization focused on technology and innovation. With Your Future: Explored, we're delivering on that by providing an AR experience that gives job seekers – from students to experienced professionals — the chance to interact with our brand in an engaging way.
I'd like to share with you some insight into how our app works and how we're using it to more effectively connect with potential candidates at campus events.
Focused on innovation and value
While innovation is a key driver, what good is an app that's created just for the sake of being on the forefront? We knew that it needed to provide value to students, and the best way to do that was to make sure it answered some of the top questions that candidates at campus events often have.
What kind of work will I do?
What can I expect in the first few years of my career?
How is the organization going to invest in my development?
What is the work environment like?
From there, we had a game plan and an idea for the type of content that would resonate with — and answer the questions of — our audience.
Value and innovation realized
Your Future: Explored features 4 different experiences for students, and each one works to provide information that stands out from the typical interactions job seekers have with a potential employer.
One of our experiences is called Meet Hailey. This experience was created to help students learn about the development opportunities that Deloitte offers to employees, and to hear it directly from one of our own. Hailey talks about mentorship, the different industries that our businesses serve and Deloitte's focus on providing learning and development opportunities.
Hailey speaks directly to candidates to help them discover what it's like to work at Deloitte.
We also have an experience called Deloitte City. When searching for a new opportunity, candidates often want to learn about the office environment they might be joining. We provide insight into this through this 3D experience. While we can't include all of our offices in the app, we do feature 6 different Deloitte locations around the U.S.. Through this glimpse into these offices we also show what Deloitte values and how we use those spaces to develop our employees.
Candidates can explore a range of Deloitte's offices to get a feel for the work environment.
To check out Meet Hailey and Deloitte City in more details — and to see our other AR-based experiences that we provide for candidates — you can download our Your Future: Explored app in the Android or Apple stores.
The future of Your Future: Explored
Augmented reality is an evolving and continuously advancing technology, and we are excited about future opportunities to continue to enhance the app. We already have several ideas of how to build on our existing experiences.
Deloitte's focus on innovation and technology is a key driver for our Your Future: Explored mobile app. And we will maintain that focus by continually improving our app to provide value to our candidates.
As used in this presentation, "Deloitte" means Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries. Please see www.deloitte.com/us/about for a detailed description of the legal structure of Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries. Certain services may not be available to attest clients under the rules and regulations of public accounting. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.
© 2019 Deloitte LLP. All rights reserved.
Jennifer Powell
Jennifer is a Market Awareness and Brand Cultivation Leader at Deloitte LLP. She is responsible for leveraging insight into the external talent marketplace to generate best practice recruitment marketing and branding solutions. She works to lead national projects supporting recruitment brand efforts, including campus recruiting brand refresh and social media campaigns.

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LONDON & PARIS & HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr. 2, 2019-- TechnipFMC (Paris:FTI) (NYSE:FTI) has been awarded a substantial(1) integrated Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (iEPCITM) contract from Neptune Energy for the Duva and Gjøa P1 projects, located in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea at a water depth of 375 meters.
(1)For TechnipFMC, a "substantial" contract ranges between $250 million and $500 million.


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Novel therapy for children with chronic hormone deficiency provides lifeline for parents
Alkindi® is the first replacement therapy specially designed for infants, children and adolescents with paediatric adrenal insufficiency
Adrenal insufficiency is caused by a lack of the stress hormone cortisol – which can be fatal
This new therapy, which has been developed by University of Sheffield spin-out company Diurnal, has been granted market authorisation by the European Medicine Agency.
A novel therapy, pioneered by researchers from University of Sheffield, is helping to transform the lives of children with a life-threatening hormone deficiency.
Alkindi® is the first replacement therapy for infants, children and adolescents with paediatric adrenal insufficiency – the most common form being the genetic condition congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) – which is caused by a lack of the stress hormone cortisol.
Children with CAH must take daily hydrocortisone replacements from birth, however until now there has been no approved paediatric product to administer the life-saving treatment and parents currently have to crush adult tablets, making it very difficult to control the dosage level.
Alkindi®, which has been developed by the University of Sheffield spin-out company Diurnal, was granted market authorisation by the European Medicine Agency and is now available to patients in the UK.
Richard Ross, Professor of Endocrinology at the University of Sheffield and Chief Scientific Officer of Diurnal, said: "Cortisol is an essential stress hormone, and without it, if you have a stressful event, such as an infection or a trauma you will die from an adrenal crisis.
"Administering adult tablets to babies and young children is a real challenge for parents who have to crush the tablets and then suspend them in water.
"It is incredibly hard to get an accurate dose which can lead to children having too little steroid, which causes an adrenal crisis, or too much steroid, which causes a number of long term problems including thin bones, thin skin and hypertension."
Alkindi® was specially designed using a technology called multi-particulates – which are small cellulose beads coated with hydrocortisone before being covered in a taste-masking layer which hides the bitter taste of hydrocortisone.
Using multi-particulates means doctors can provide the accurate small doses required for neonates that can then be increased as the child grows.
"A normal adult tablet of hydrocortisone is 10 milligrams, but Alkindi® makes it possible to administer doses as low as 0.5 milligrams for neonates," said Professor Ross.
He added: "Parents can take the capsule filled with the granules and sprinkle it on food such as yoghurt or apple sauce. This not only makes it much easier for the children to take, but it also takes a lot of the stress out of it for the parents.
"It sounds like a very simple idea, but the challenge was to get low doses into a presentation which can be easily administered to children."
Paediatric adrenal insufficiency (including CAH) is a rare disorder which affects approximately 4,000 sufferers under the age of six.
New born babies are screened for CAH shortly after birth in a number of countries around the world including the US and Germany. However, in the UK babies are not screened routinely and CAH is usually diagnosed after an adrenal crisis which causes a baby's blood pressure to drop dramatically leading to a collapse of the circulatory system.
Sue Elford, Chairwoman of the Living with CAH support group, said Alkindi® is going to make a real difference to parents.
"My son was diagnosed with CAH at two weeks old. It was so scary desperately trying to crush up the steroid tablets and measuring the right amount. I was constantly worrying if he'd had too much or too little," she said.
"Trying to break the tablets into halves and then quarters, three times a day, was so difficult and when the tablets crumbled I was so concerned I was going to waste them. The pressure and responsibility put on parents to get the dose right is enormous."
Sue added: "Although Alex is now 30 years-old, I remember quite vividly the day I first heard the words 'congenital adrenal hyperplasia' and the devastation I felt when told this was an incurable condition.
"Alkindi® is going to make such a difference to parents who are now in the same position, hearing that their child will face a lifetime of daily medication.
"This new therapy will ensure that the dosage of each tablet is specific for individuals and dramatically reduce the long-term effects of too much steroid."
Alkindi® was developed in collaboration with Diurnal through a €4.2 million Framework 7 research grant from the European Commission.
Clinical trials in neonates, infants and children aged up to six years have shown Alkindi® is safe, effective and well tolerated with children, with parents preferring Alkindi® to their current treatment.
Study at the Department of Oncology and Metabolism
Living with CAH support group
Sheffield is the only university to feature in The Sunday Times 100 Best Not-For-Profit Organisations to Work For 2017 and was voted number one university in the UK for Student Satisfaction by Times Higher Education in 2014. In the last decade it has won four Queen's Anniversary Prizes in recognition of the outstanding contribution to the United Kingdom's intellectual, economic, cultural and social life.
Global research partners and clients include Boeing, Rolls-Royce, Unilever, AstraZeneca, Glaxo SmithKline, Siemens and Airbus, as well as many UK and overseas government agencies and charitable foundations.


Fun addition to a buffet table or picnic. Easy to make and very refreshing.
Soak the grapes in the Prosecco and vodka for 2-4 hours, drain, place four grapes on a skewer, alternating colors and freeze overnight.


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— A Roll of the Dice: Palestine, WV
When I was younger, I had been on a few family drives to Virginia to go to Busch Gardens, and Florida to go to… Busch Gardens. We didn't like to change much once we'd found a good thing. Anyway, I never minded the distance or the length of time in the car driving out of New Jersey. There was something about being out in the world with a direction and a destination that captured my imagination and appealed to me.
But I was seventeen or so when I really caught the travel bug – specifically for road trips. We were a tight group of friends in 2002 — rebellious, creative, independent and, above all, trying to find freedom. The end of the summer break would shortly be upon us, and we were sitting around one afternoon, talking about doing something together in August.
Okay, full disclosure, we weren't just talking. I guess it's kind of important to the story that we were playing Dungeons & Dragons. For the record, I was never really that into role playing games. I always felt antagonized by the DM (that's Dungeon Master in nerd parlance), the leader of the interactive story. Like as if he was just trying to frustrate and pick on me. That's not fun.
"You see a hole."
"I look in the hole."
"You can't look in the hole. It's above your head."
Joe tries on his handwoven mail.
Anyhow, I was the type of kid who'd play D&D even if I hated it, and there we were sitting around on the carpet one day tossing a couple of ten sided dice — one side for each digit 0 through 9. It got me thinking. What if we threw a die five times and got a random zip code? Could we find it on a map? A real map, and not in the Land of Hyrule?
I can't take credit for the whole idea because there were a bunch of us around at the time, and a lot of pieces quickly fell into place. It was collective. And as it turns out, it was a lot more fun to plan a trip than to pretend to fight trolls. All of us guys — Greg, Joe, Will, Eric and me — were off until September. Marissa had the same vacation, too — plus a license and a car big enough for six. We'd all saved up money lately working local summer jobs. So, all we needed was a destination.
We made up some rules: wherever we went had to be over 200 miles from home, but there was no upper limit. There was no point in going if we weren't going far. Also, it had to have a post office, so we could send a letter home from the zip code we randomly threw. Finally, we wanted there to be some kind of camping involved if we could swing it. I think that last bit was to save money, but I can't remember now, exactly.
After we set up the parameters, we threw the dice. Using the fledgling Internet, we tried to search up the town of the first five numbers we threw. Turns out, it didn't exist. And neither did the next two throws. Uh oh — was this thing over before it started? The next throw was a hit… in upstate New York. It was pretty far — I think it was actually farther than the 200 mile minimum we had set up for ourselves. But something just didn't sit right with simply crossing into New York. Growing up in North Jersey, we'd all regularly gone into Manhattan, and this just seemed like an extension of that. We arbitrarily revised the rules to say that it had to be 200 miles away AND not in a border state. Finally, we threw the dice one last time: 26160.
We typed the code into the AOL search bar (haha) and it was a hit: Palestine, West Virginia. Far, but not too far. Definitely not a border state. Post office. And with a rural population of about 400 people, we figured we'd be able to get in some camping. So that was it, we decided. We were going to Palestine. I guess I'm still surprised our parents were alright with it. They were probably glad to get us out of their houses.
The day of the trip had come, but it was a rough start that morning. Our moms were worried, of course, and they had made us pack a ton of supplies — way too much food for the basically long weekend we'd be away. Will (yes, the same Will from prior posts) was predictably late, and we got on the road well after we'd hoped to start. On top of that, the trip was pre-GPS navigation. Joe had printed out the latest advance in cool computer stuff — MapQuest directions — and he was navigating from the passenger seat. We quickly learned our first lesson about Internet maps, and it still holds true today: ignore the crazy route it takes to get onto a highway you already know. We needed a pee break before getting on the Garden State Parkway, and that's the easiest road to find in the state!
Eventually, though, the six of us were on our way. It was a fine adventure. We were young and crazy and we were going to take Appalachia by storm.
Before the summer started, our English teacher, Dom Gliatta, who had actually gone to college in West Virginia, assigned us a purposely corny project, titled "What I Did On My Summer Vacation." He was a generally funny guy, but he was a good teacher, too; one who would eventually inspire me to teach English myself. So, for the project, we kept insanely detailed notes in a marble composition notebook — an entry every few minutes with rotating responsibility for updating the log. It was like live Tweeting before smart phones even existed (hell, this was 2002, before cell phones as we know them even existed).
Being teenagers, we mostly wrote references to farts and genitals, drew up an ongoing list of inside jokes that were invented along the way, and, of course, sketched in a number of crude drawings. We kept license plate bingo going the whole time and saw Alaska. Plus, we included a few random notes to Gliatta to make sure we got credit. I still have the notebook today, and while it's good to read it now and laugh, the more important take away was a lifelong habit of writing and keeping notes while traveling. While the methods of record keeping have seen some technological advances since then, the project helped set the foundation for my own writing all the way back then. That's what a good teacher can do for ya'. Thanks, G.
Palestine, WV
We went into West Virginia with a certain set of cultural assumptions. Young punks from up north, we knew we looked like a bunch of freaks, and we figured after having watched Easy Rider recently and Deliverance the night before the trip that we wouldn't be welcomed in this part of the country. But, as usual, our horizons were broadened by traveling. The people in Palestine couldn't have been nicer.
It was a small town for sure, and very country. We were on old, winding, dusty roads that passed through small crops and over rocky hills, all surrounded by dense trees. When we finally found the center of town, it had, to the best of my recollection, exactly two buildings. The first was the post-office, where the mail lady behind her desk was thrilled by our adventure and was delighted to be the first to welcome us to Palestine. She gave us envelopes and stationery and stamped both the zip and the date on our letters home with her rubber cancellation, all free of charge.
Next, we crossed over to the What Not Shop. It was an old farmhouse, converted into a store that sold pretty much everything you didn't want to buy. It was filled to the brim, floor to ceiling: old junk, new junk, records and tapes, canned goods, vintage clothes, machine parts, donated toys, plus other odds and ends up to and including (you guessed it) a kitchen sink. After touring the floor, we thanked the skinny old proprietor who had sat there like a statue — spitting tobacco, I like to imagine — and we had a Coke from the cooler outside. That was the last stop. We'd done the town.
We drove to the camp ground Marissa had looked up before we arrived. It turned out to be more of an RV park than wilderness camping, but it served its purpose. We spent the next couple of nights cooking out, swinging from trees, and gazing up at the stars. I have a distinct memory of separating from the group one night, laying on the hood of the SUV, looking up at the clear, intense night sky, filling my chest with wet cool air, and feeling a butterfly let loose inside of me, rapidly flapping and tickling my heart. I knew at that instant that what I was feeling was freedom, and I also knew that I'd never let go of the sensation. I would be a free spirit for the rest of my life.
We traveled home (take me home, country road…), made it back more alive than we'd left, and got credit for the journal when we went back to school. Score! In the spring we repeated the process of "rolling the dice" and, that time, we made it all the way out to Oklahoma City… but that's another story.
Category : adventure, American towns, Bucket List, Camping, Palestine, planning, road trip, Weekend Getaways, West Virginia
7 Responses to "— A Roll of the Dice: Palestine, WV"
Katie K. Hawk
Yes to everything about this post, ya weirdos.
Kathleen Neurohr
Years later, soldier Jessica Lynch was rescued from captivity. She was from Palistine.
Kathy Wickens
I like the Mohawk look. I will call you Marky Mohawk from now on.
Dana Monteforte Breitwieser
I think I still have a post card from one of these trips. I think it may have been Oklahoma City…it had a giant whale statue on it!
I hope one day you collect all of these travel blog stories and create a book (maybe even publish it?) because that's a book I would read over and over again. You guys are like a real version of the kids from Stand By Me except, you know, without a dead body…and Will is Teddy Duchamp.
Alessandro Pierpaoli
Wonderfully creative cohorts!
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We spoke with the US producer of this PlayStation 2 racing game for details on the changes being made to the US version.
GameSpot: One of the problems people had with the Japanese version was the varying frame rate. Have the frame rate issues been stabilized for the US version?
Paul: We are extremely conscious of this issue and are still working with the developer to improve it further, but at this point the frame rate is totally playable.
GS: The original game had only three modes and no real hidden stuff. Are there new modes, vehicles, tracks, or features being added to Jet Ion GP?
Paul: We completely revamped the reward system so players have to win races in order to unlock most of the vehicles and weapons. Additionally, there are now some new rewards not found in the Japanese version.
It may seem limiting to force players to unlock vehicles and tracks as they play, but really this helps to balance the overall game because we know exactly what vehicles the player will start with. Some of the early reviews said that once you knew the best vehicle and weapon, you could win the entire game without even trying. This is an example of where the game needed to be better balanced, and we've fixed that.
GS: Will the US version have a two-player mode? Any multiplayer plans for the game?
Paul: We will be adding two-player split-screen play for the US version. We've got it up and running, so it will definitely be a part of the final game.
GS: Other than the frame rate, are there any other graphical enhancements being developed for the US version?
Paul: We've enhanced the tracks, added more "fireworks" as a reward when the player wins a race, and even changed the color of the tracks. We've also fixed the jagged edges and graphic flickering that I've seen in some PS2 games.
GS: When do you think the game will be ready for release in the US?
Paul: We won't release the game until we're satisfied that its quality and entertainment value is worthy of the PS2.
Although a specific date has not been set Crave expects to release Jet Ion GP on or around the launch of the PlayStation 2 console.