a presidency that breaks with tradition got off to the most known traditional start a flashy convoy for volodymyr zelinsky who chose to walk the streets to his swearing in ceremony high fives and selfies also not whole blocks of previous administrations all of this clearly styled as a fresh start for ukraine even though no one really knows what president s events plans to do or is capable of don t know how al-jazeera. so ahead here on al-jazeera display soon became a fan so 2 men from rival communities in mali tell their stories of overcoming violence. i m sorry i was at the cannes film festival by new wave of north african female filmmakers taking center stage. i know there were scenes of very heavy rains over parts of southeastern china recently in fact that weather system is just now tracking a bit further towards the south you can see the bright white areas of cloud that we ve had on it there those are given a some very heavy downpours and we could expect more over the ne
investment and that that s an important point to make how to because the palestinians also say any u.s. plan will likely favor israel and they won t be financially blackmail them and this certainly isn t the peace plan that the palestinians were hoping for and they as you say they want to talk about core issues like 67 borders jerusalem settlements refugee rights all of that political stuff before any talk of economics. look that s right you can discuss it before you can discuss it after but the bottom line is for 4 look there are half of the people in the holy land are jews the other half are palestinians they can either live together and side by side in 2 states or together in one mess what we have today is the one mess in aereo and so that s right for palestinians to for the palestinian economy to thrive for a palestinian state to exist it needs 67 borders freedom of movement a shared capital in jerusalem and all these things but instead right now we have a situation where
of more than $1,000 a share intraday before ending lower. let s go to the dc swamp and the white house itself too fogging the airwaves over whether president trump is or is not under investigation for obstruction. it s really confusing, the messages coming out there. the president is trying to push his agenda forward, meeting leaders from 18 of the biggest tech companies in the country, including amazon ceo jeff bessose, apple ceo particular cook, microsoft ceo, peter and eric, he s the head of google s parent company alphabet. ceos showing up even after some of them slammed president trump for pulling out of the paris climate deal. disney bob quitting the president s counsel this month over the president s equal. executives condemning that move, they include facebook founder and ceo mark entering, google ceo, outgoing general electric ceo, and apple tim cook. catastrophic, that move. they also oppose s travel ban, temporary travel ban and tightening of h1b visas. let s take
we are in the 40 s and 50 s and will hang out in the mid-50 s to 60 s but hazy and high clouds and warmer-than-average. how is the traffic? rolling nicely but for a up cough places. the golden gate bridge show as new median and it did open quite a bit earlier than expected and you can see how thick the fog is. be careful. we have a fog advisory over the richmond and san rafael bridge with the fog forming but we are tracking an accident in hayward with more information on that in a few minutes. commuters have a new and improved golden gate bridge to drive on this morning but a few hours into the commute we have had our first accident and our reporter is at the bridge. nick? people often tease me about do you have to keep telling us about the bridge the same information? this is one of ropes we reasons we have been talking about this, being aair of the reduced speed limit because this is why, just hours after the bridge opened we have a car that is experiencing heavy
anti-terror measures as new video highlights the brutality of last week s attack on a satirical newspaper. and a power struggle has broken out at a zoo in western japan, whose outcome will determine the future leadership of a troop of monkeys. hong kong s chief executive is standing firm on political reform. he says the city must follow the chinese government s policy on elections. leaders in beijing have allowed a free vote in 2017 but they insist on screening candidates. he delivered his first annual policy address since last year s pro-democracy protest. he told the legislative council that the city s leader must be appointed by the chinese government, regardless of how he or she is elected. translator: hong kong s autonomy under one country, two systems, is a high degree of autonomy but not an absolute autonomy. protesters held massive sit-ins on major roads for more than two months. they called for free candidacy in the chief executive election. leung took a hard