sudan s former president omar al bashir has been found guilty of corruption and sentenced to 2 years in detention but the 75 year old will not serve his time in prison instead he ll be sent to a reform center for elderly people the trial centered around suitcases found bashir is home filled with more than $130000000.00 him or going to courts in the capital khartoum. the verdict is announced following weeks of hearings in the corruption trial of sudan s longtime leader and ousted president almost. nothing regarding cases with the offer mentioned age of bashir the court sentences that depended 2 years in the community center. the judgment was followed by chaos in courts with bush years lawyers and supporters rejecting the verdict the judge of bias but she denied illegally possessing and smuggling foreign currency soldiers searching his home after he was. found suitcases containing around $130000000.00 but she said much of the money was a gift from the saudi crown prince muhamma
forty eight consequences when they lost their land the first time around in sixty seven it was another not another catastrophe. in june of nine hundred sixty seven israel won what was perceived as a stunning under don t retreat of a much larger arab moments during the sixty. three in addition to taking down from egypt and syria israel began to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control . you had a huge palestinian population living as refugees are living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the sixty seven war the united nations security council post-prison lucian to food to citing international though forbidding the takeover of territory by war to food to e
administration so based on the are waiting actually two well today s may second but if they re waiting to see that how much actually iranian oil supply is going to be excluded from the market how much iran can smuggle or sell informally and if u.s. government would come up with some sort of sanctions some sort of waivers formally or informally so they would wait and see how much actually iranian oil supply is going to be removed from the market and then act accordingly to manage in the market and substitute iranian oil but it only takes one event to spook the markets only a week or so ago russia had to tell europeans that the oil pump through a pipeline was contaminated you look at the other unpredictable things that are going on right now in libya and in venezuela is there going to be blowback here for the united states and the president trump it s a very very good question because even if we have saudi arabian opec covering for iranian oil again most of this substitution wo
supposedly u.s. withdrawal from syria. well there are a number of news agencies including the associated press that are now reporting that according to military officials it s equipment that the u.s. military is pulling out of syria as it prepares to withdraw some two thousand u.s. forces from the country and in fact a few more u.s. troops have gone into syria to carry out the logistical part removing the military equipment that they would have needed to carry out their mission which was to train and support and provide intelligence for a local syrian and kurdish fighters who were going after i sold targets in northern and eastern syria it s a process that does take some time as we saw both with the ramp up to the war in iraq as well as the pullout from iraq back in twenty eleven but obviously for security reasons the pentagon doesn t want to talk about how long it s going to take for these forces to leave the country because they re not there with the permission of the syria
years. we ll explain what it was and where it went in a live report from taipei. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin with the historic winter storm pummeling the northeastern u.s. this weekend, unleashing blinding snow and fierce winds across much of the region. crews had already started digging out on saturday, but officials say lingering snow and freezing conditions could slow those efforts. more than 2 feet of snow fell on parts of massachusetts, new york, and rhode island, shattering records in some areas. many officials are urging residents to hunker down zand stay off the roads, though some people were still out and about. it absolutely is dangerous, because people out on the roads, they can t see, they could lose visibility, they could swerve off the road and get stuck. i just dropped my sister off. i came to look at the water. it s all frozen over. and i got stuck. and it s not just the snow people need to wor