but then. at a time. despite the poverty and suffering of the common people. feudal lords were living a very different life. and many. of the squatting younger than for san. san living in the. mean had the say you only had the fossil that far he. can get they were left. homeless before. where they followed san. yes i want.

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most i met. well has a. one that we had in a face again at the hawks as a. starter. who. on the other side of the mediterranean. lay the prosperity and cultural riches of the muslim world. but this glittering facade had deep political and religious discord. eleven is that if you didn't bow hulla climate to the shuttle. a leg of that i did add though that i better see if you know that i did that well you. may yet. and now that she have all that said that. from the

mid ninth century the bastard calif it had gradually fallen under the control of different dentistry s. . the caliphs meant to be the universal leaders of a slim were no more than puppets in the hands of ministers army come on those and even servants. of the youth in the house and the left calm i mean it's all to me one feel that and then the how some of them could have. one puzzle. in them and i looked at me and i got a shell in the how what they meant let me show you that. so logical the lotsa luck with. them so much. as if the whole of. the city jukes began expanding their empire in all directions. the most

significant and serious expansion was in asia minor. against the christian by sun time empire. and after the victory of the battle of man's occurred in ten seventy one. the city jukes moved closer to constantinople the great capital of the buys on time and. that's an excellent your coffee etc one of the good news for about. that means a lot of the old people will back twelve. million dollars seven. a shift along. the time. he says he says ok emma. was allowed to let her back up he had little bow if you

haven't left some i'm sure. they come under fickle it you know how they cut this whole fuck up all you can physically want doesn't have a shock it still does kabul they say that must mean it must have been in. our. intent that they go one minute dionysius futile freedoms mean few sure of beijing are two better even if they do not like. western christians at the time didn't see islam as a separate religion. they tended to see islam as a christian heresy they saw that as a diversion from christianity now they're completely wrong about that. ok little children will still modify and the polish shaab. will have

their free will that. well after a. few was as i'm with them again if you have a douche a cease with more of police and a few admin then we'll assist them so a meal or clone have to fail in death was to get them engaged that minute possibly to move connect with. the dead to react hope to he so for the boy. pope gregory died than twenty five. before turning his project into reality. however three years later an even more ambitious pope took the post urban the second or had woman. and also lost another with possibility i mean but those didn't mess ahead. the had he

been messy hey i. you've been doing to sue false the kook you don't we don't insult it exactly have a pop up or back on the don't unplug the bs also even concede there was the metal due to likely county you could see deficit in his first sort of the walk. in november ten monte five in clapham or france. pope urban the catholic church counts. but what started as a religious gathering. took a dramatic turn on its tenth day. on that day the pope would make a speech. a speech that would be the starting point of two

centuries of bloodshed. the crusades. juggles amy you do the dishes specific to wonder that they were sent to sit to deal with this you gave it but one. moment of hope up here again frederick. like no one say i'm a shock i'm going through i don't know how what kind of a fucking a mother who was a how one a minute and more often than not people. ok fine now come with say that i see how coffee and the coffee i was in a while and i lay him a little shiela coffee have. is still an album in the clouds.

over my country had to almost any m.m. solace as i have been in feeds and government. i will bet guns yeah there was any bag of chicken with most of yeah well i got give it full since she had zero or gave me a holy war of how to do most of this you don't go back to see me feel you for all wallowed you will see. did you get worried about. what herb and done as he is that he addresses directly the spiritual anxieties so if you go on a crusade your sins the penalties that otherwise you would have performed for the sins of remission. he. has and i believe deni who i mean assess the auditor for sure opossums i was on the. kelly months ahead and

well i can and was was the year in one go but well i am the opposite on the other than i wanted in the ng and had. there been a dem or norm and. willingness to clear the woman as she gazed at him days a. fee of all the shark philistine and let it a few do believe anyone who called this. the force about. to do you have a bug those rules about of will to follow no good no tail in will be a case of. the letter of the ball and annie called the two m. and a blue ribbon the. board home of financial rights how many that would as a southerner really but only go through me sleep. well at least

and then leave the room and hams. who. drew up a schedule for the first campaign. with winter approaching. he declared that the campaign should set out the following summer of ten monte six . but there were many who would ignore this call to come on. they found the leader prepared to guard them immediately to the east. an old monk called peter the hermit. in this alicia. when wanted in their teens i don't know that he lay it and that he forgets. how to feel listen. to me with the whole of a hymn ali he. will in the n.b.a.

this will lead discussion i'm going to have him on the mean that's there's a wall in one of the whole fucking. in the. bed and then he sure there's a. lot of money i mean do you own a lovely about them with a serene for seven. and. there's a. lot of of you could get and. what i'd love to be a dowry having a shabby. have a shabby id ha said it's an all big. hullabaloo. gods and all but i got mad a whole lot and yes. i shouted at him. in the middle east as you do really has his hamlet how to get that i'd sleep. in the body without

feeling myself when. let you know. this is a very indisciplined group not many nobles taking part in it poor leadership they're desperate for money they're poorly funded they are to kill and get money wherever they can one of the criticisms of people hermits armies and indeed other crusader on this is that they attack fellow christians coreligionists they often did this for practical reasons. all routes they are to seize whatever they can get to survive so they will take property crops prisoners if they can anything to keep themselves going and if that happens to be

christians or it happens to be jews then that is just for a second so the ways they are simply trying to keep themselves go. again and. what's going to is one them and they learn. a lot of them one. after over four months of exhausting marching across europe. the peoples crusade to reach the buys on time capital constantinople. the crossing point to asia and the holy land.

and almost all the world and then over again tol'able all but no death. well. and. then he. looks so. we. have whatever that we had. even more and. the crusaders who crossed the bosphorus now found themselves marching in territory controlled by hostile forces principally the muslims so jukes. a few weeks after they landed in asia minor. they fell into a well set sent. in

a short path of the fast majority of the twenty thousand crusaders were slow to. you name me gen at the if you had. better luck this will have. been a didn't see me. but while the on discipline drabble of the people's crusade were meeting a tragic end in asia minor. another wave of the holy war. the nobility of europe was gathering stronger larger and more organized on. armies that would go down in history as the first crusade.

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block out the money from the room and then allow it to come through the small old served one of science and i go into marriage on al-jazeera. al jazeera. with and for you. hello again i'm asking dennis in doha with the top stories here at out jazeera a tsunami has his into the zia killing at least two hundred twenty two people and injuring more than eight hundred others waves machine haul for. me how and jimmy's a high struck areas along the sunda straight between two of the country's biggest

diamond. heather handley is associate professor of vulcanology and geochemistry at mccoury university in australia and she explains why this tsunami was so unexpected this current phase eruption started around june this year so it's you know a lot of small volcanic eruptions where we get these lava bombs each read a glowing rocks being thrown out of the volcano and lava has been kind of coming down the flanks on to the south southern side and what may have happened is related to our they're not quite sure yet but i suspect that where these magma is multi rock is coming into the system under the ground that's then either the stabilized part of a flank so part of the slate that was just created or is pushed a park stuck underneath the ground because it's been ongoing there because it is quite small scale eruption beseen frequent signs of eruption but they was no significant earthquake attached to these in the last one that occurred which i

think was about half an hour before the tsunami was created so it is very difficult for the author to the local authorities there to recognise that this that this eruption is ongoing would bend create a tsunami in this particular case demonstrations have begun across so dan in its fifth day of protests against food and fuel prices at least ten people have died since a rally began last wednesday schools and universities are closed in at least five states the turkish army is sending soldiers to the syrian border just days after u.s. president donald trump announced he was withdrawing american troops the turkish president wants the y. p.g. troops removed from northern syria the kurdish groups gain significant control of the area after being backed by u.s. forces in the fight against isis. sunday marks two years since al jazeera journalist mahmoud hussein's arrest in egypt his imprisonment has been repeatedly

extended despite many calls for his immediate release he is not face any formal charges today let's go back now to the crude crusades in the arab perspective. europe. the old of ten ninety six. the book gone but it was a big deal a year earlier and the pope urban the second a declare the war to reconquer the holy land from the muslims. and the crusades.

the first christians to head towards jerusalem and jews yardstick but undisciplined had been crushed by the most incent jukes in asia minor. but now much stronger larger and more organized forces were gathering and advancing eastwards. these armies forming the first crusade were commanded by figures of european nobility. raymond the fourth count of to lose godfrey ople young. and his brother baldwin. hugh the first count effect monday.

and brother of king philip the first of frauds. roberts duke of normandy brother of king william the second of england. and boy more on the norman prince of toronto. a lot of male nobility that had a function as a war man as war lords and they were. sida crusade as a way to carve out a little kingdom in the east perhaps on their own or also to find glory in warfare. that. obama has a look at this. i'm so michael.

this is you know we've already. by the end of ten ninety six the european armies started arriving at the buys on time capital constantinople. but the time emperor. scum the nose wouldn't allow them to cross into asia minor before spring the following year. they are in love is on to you. again they want. to sic don't but what do you. zante. and. nominate dead and you're the a lot of the alleged to say as to how the have.

bought the. law. would be i did a lot of collecting. some of the home the food of all the. assault. after crossing the bosphorus. the crusaders march towards the subjects' capital in asia minor. the city of ny c. . gabble when this when i. saw. him i didn't duck if you will hear what a how that been so full of what i would do. to be.

local. you know she was up there this. mosconi and then all of this analysis. and then i would call to. true to the oath they had sworn to the emperor of. the city of my c.e.o. was returned to the buys on time. and as the crusaders continued their successful march in asia minor. their holy task of taking jerusalem was set aside. baldwin of bologna decided to abandon the armies heading southwards. and at the invitation of its

armenian christian ruler marched east to address a. boulder in the first as one of the leaders of the first crusade and amongst the many contingents he decides to move to wards it desa this is a strategically important place he's also one of the few crusade leaders who wants to set up his own land that so he's looking to establish a territory that he can govern for himself. had given that and will demand in the whole hate that when a bad. novel why all this while attila when come started she was stuck in a log it was. emmett so often medina did. the law well michelle it feel with. him otoh. we can. only be at the moment this is how.

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people so that don't be fairly clear the people at the click let up. while baldwin was heading towards a vessel. the main army marched on. reaching the walls of until. the city nicknamed the cradle of christianity. as the term kristie of first originated. but taking unto you would prove a hard task for the christians now laying siege to the city. minutes undocking on the hustle needed and well i mean i can mina said at least.

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made a christian who had previously converted to islam. and the commander of one of the cities guard towers was bribed to help the crusaders. feels it doesn't know when the remaining. now i had is more than a year was in a long i had a boy. and has. more than one to the salon alice in dominican belle zulu her home name was written in. illinois it will cost of as. we've been going as planned even while it after what it meant in let you know in

the midst of the oldest has been enough so. the magnificent lost so can if you would again. oh were there logs of to hell if you had helped him let us was in medina and as a socket has a vote. was all done and the vote of the vote on a city that was broken or whatever sickening back and. reckoned in is that the meth loot were an a massive average wilder the valley of southall has awoken had to be it have an executive at an elected. governor yes he ends calls for assistance or soon unser.

got a book or the ruler of mosul in iraq moved his army westwards and laid siege to now christian occupied until. and. then leave that area and then measure. being. it appears as if the crusaders were almost defeated they spent a couple of years getting to this place away effort all that their loss of life. and really they're so close to defeated it pretty well needs a miracle for them to survive and that's pretty well what they got. they got to deal with and then said their mess yeah so all of the men there were

dead in that house. in those lobby if you gamble now would different mechanism for any. big dig in the end they find this locks and this is something that inspires the troops god has given them a sign that if they persevered they will succeed. the fact they've actually seen another one in constantinople as they went through seems to be completely forgotten it was a morale boost for. meanwhile outside the walls of antioch. the surrounding muslim army was disintegrating. some of the commanders fell out with the arrogant cuttable. and decided to withdraw

their troops. an opportunity seized on by the crusaders. was that it was really we were home free was that. one first little island. then the whole then i was i knew that i was home but i'm lame but you made the. fellows will either you can. impossible lack of them. was odd but just could. be. them can feel. so let me. know and of getting up some will get mean that you will let them better. than a mr. your you do hail him but authorities on the way in a matter of of will be early and for. the

crusaders spent the rest of time ninety eight in the captured city arguing over who should be the ruler of the second crusader settlement in the east. the principality of until. the dispute was finally settled in favor of boy more of toronto. the rest of the armies set off south towards their main goal jerusalem. but this time their march along the levantine coast met no resistance. a funny be on the whole i love them and i want to be a human too sad not

a pit born as a full body can know i mean. more god has a profound. damage not many more die a death he gives the disease. blah immunity i used to sell him. william it could be a. kind of him are one like lemme guess saline solution. but i sue of thought i'd than them. well a suicide to philosophy from one to ten but i thought so should i race to accept on election on. and that's all we've had hasn't the shot of the c.s.u. asuka. in june to ninety nine and after three years of a long march. bloody battles. plagues and famines.

the crusaders finally reach jerusalem. assault on man united. why matter how are you norman a loss as to who see wood on the post in denia. got off a lot of but the i'm. going with a city bus but that would all one with a city bus so cool to see how i lay a dish or been on end by the hold of the room all of us what are you well ya feeling a bit of walk away at the us i walk the walk i do and you know that and you know us both of us a lot with the follow it up it's. going to be up after dawn. has

a hit in the highly don't get on to think of it i've done few so-called aswat of course. but marching in the name of religion failed to bring down the walls. so the crusaders fell back on the usual method. for five weeks they laid siege to the holy city. demanding that can i say at the scene. to mean can open still really have a seal. had with us a long time. later they did sort of share. it with almost all the media forethought and reduce the limits of their goodness allowed within eight. deaths i will say he would have edited britain's.

can and then. better would be. younger than you. that's and it's. the show that the man is she as if. it was very difficult for crusaders to distinguish between local muslim population local jewish population and local christian population because they all looked the same the old it's like arabs. just for the thought that a lot of things and enough for nothing will behold be the root and then the messiah has come out of cash at the end where. norman is said ian money the.

bishop let him lead you said. i shot the sun even. of callao not. out of reach. cause no woman not. a swat on that i want. one the food kind of a hole to get up in a dinner. while the sheep in the wild look at how they got it did not know a fight and i've been another this. was a love you know will stimulate you know it could be. that. that. when the armies of the first crusade on the break into jerusalem in july ten months you know and. they release the pent up tensions of three years on the march having finally achieved their spiritual go. so really it's

a situation where the crusaders wish to purify the city and take it back for themselves and those defenders that survive all the things the river knights of the city. and slay me i will miss the boat to suffer low wood must get up some portal to all of that it didn't miss will it that me and. i'll measure the. blood in the new hooligan. that is a credit hole that. was considered when i was at the pool see a chance to you. bad mouth that could do it. too much and even get me going in medina i mean even the. death of a. duck to demand of you belle who took office for the island as backings with a camera and. then i got some

of some to be able to have many bits of this wish. i'm on your fourth holy mileti how can i call a lot of it or like you now can i tom a little mostly mean a lot of. the to him but the to him female. with the capture of jerusalem. the first crusade at the cheve its greatest victory. but this initial success would not last. it was to be merely a dramatic opening scene in a far longer struggle. and as the

muslim revival began. soul the ground was laid for another two centuries. the crusades. mourned the most and the initial response had been inadequate but now it was time for a bible buckle and was the muslims now moved from merely reacting to taking action putting the western crusaders on the defensive with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough as a revival of the jihad in the muslim near east the crusades an arab perspective at the so to revive at this time on

a. from the beyond my points of asia. to the safety of the streams. and there were lots of showers i propose to south america at the moment the satellite picture is picking them up quite nicely stretching from the north east impose a brazilian hoofing only way around and down towards this of the puzzle brazil and this is where we're seeing some of the wettest of the weather at the moment it's still going to be so good for the remainder of sunday out on monday it will just be pushing a little bit further towards the north to the south a more of that is generally a little dry and pretty woman the moment to point is always all the way up at twenty nine degrees to santiago on monday will be at thirty two after the central

americans we have had a very active from with us over the past few days you can see it here new figures way northwoods that is giving us some heavy downpours and some coastal flooding in cuba particularly around have bene that system still with us as we head through sunday eventually brookins did break up on monday but you can still see plenty of humidity down in the south and so here we'll be seeing some showers to the north and generally that's where the cooler weather is at the moment and that cool air extends all the way towards the north as well so pretty cool for many of us in canada and the u.s. we're one system that is putting away from the east that's given a some very very heavy rain but another one it's working its way in from the pacific what's windy and pretty snow here. the weather sponsored by cats on race. a war which produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world they will take shots even when they should not i believe that

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a tsunami in indonesia demolishing everything in its path. i think fuel to the fire we report from sudan on a fifth day of protests across the country. the moment a policeman pulls out his gun yellow vests demonstrations in paris take a nasty turn. and it was late to get on board but now trains are transforming travel around green. now a country that sits on what's known as the ring of fire is dealing with yet another catastrophe a tsunami has hit indonesia killing at least two hundred twenty two people more than seven hundred others are injured in nickels those numbers are changing all the time scientists say it was triggered by landslides from the eruption of

a volcano and that. the tsunami swept along the straits and crashed twenty meters inland taking with it hundreds of homes and head tells on the shoals of java and some other islands. reports. a concert by the indonesian pop band seventeen in western java came to an abrupt end. when waves from a tsunami swept away the stage musicians and fans. the water flowed up to twenty meters inland killing dozens and injuring hundreds. more interest in the morning so there was a forty three weeks ago here ranging from you know under our one hundred two meters so this could have been much worse. indonesia's meteorology and geophysics agency believes the waves could have been caused by undersea landslides from the eruption of kaka toa that's a volcanic island formed over years from the nearby carcass how

a volcano search and rescue operation is now underway for survivors who were very close to the family gets we were able to truly say. because this is a traumatic event especially given all of the things the indonesians suffered in the last you know for months in september more than two thousand five hundred people were killed by a quake and tsunami that hit the city of paolo on the island of soloway sea which is just east of borneo indonesia on the ring of fire. it's it's it's there's always volcanic eruptions happening there there are always. sometimes there are tsunamis. and it's really no more active than normal actually it's just every now and then there's a confluence of events which unfortunately results in people being kind of literally swept up in these disasters and the number of casualties from this

disaster over a holiday weekend is expected to increase as rescuers reach affected areas or such a party al jazeera alive is speaking to have a handley his associate professor vulcanology at mcquarrie university in sydney and she explained why this tsunami was so unexpected. this current phase eruption started around june this year so we've seen a lot of small volcanic eruptions where we get these lava bombs each read glowing rocks being thrown out of the volcano and lava has been kind of coming down the flanks on to the south southern side and what may have happened is related to our they're not quite sure yet but they suspect that where this magma is multi rock is coming into the system under the ground that's then either the stabilized part of a flank so part of the slate that was just created or is pushed apart stuck underneath the ground because it's been ongoing there because it is quite small scale eruption beseen frequent signs of eruption but there was no significant

earthquake attached to this volcanic eruption that the last one that occurred which i think was about half an hour before the tsunami was created so it is very difficult for the author to the local authorities there to recognize that this that this eruption is ongoing would bend create a tsunami in this particular case there were more demonstrations taking place in sudan following four days of protests that have at times turned violent at least ten people have been killed so far and it all began over the rising cost of food and feel but has since grown to demand an end to president obama al bashir or miss thirty year rule doctors are among the latest to join in saying they will go on an indefinite strike let's pick that up with solomon who's a specialist in the horn of africa incident at the british foreign affairs think tank chatham house he's joining us from new bliss in our land thank you for taking

the time to talk to us to help make a challenge is this then to the rule of omar al bashir. i think these are very significant them and stationed there on a much bigger scale and widespread and we've seen previously in two thousand and thirteen and also last year when the price hikes were announced on a new bio jet and they seem to be much more politically charged as well what we're seeing in spontaneous protests sparked by these worsening can could living conditions and people genuine hunger and then there's this strong politicized element to it with the opposition groups trying to push for political change so the protesters largely are not what we're seeing but what what they were has been and you and you talked about some of the confrontation and violence is targeting and burning of the government the n.c.p. headquarters in official buildings and placed in sudan so that's an escalation we haven't seen before and used you say that has been in response of crap from the

government which is seen people being killed and others being injured so. this is definitely much more prominent than we have seen recently in sudan and that's i think because of the worsening economic situation which the government has been trying to get a grip on in the last year and it is very much to say the economic situation is only game to get worse despite there being office of contributions to help out from coming from cata and from kuwait this is a mouse isn't it to economic mismanagement on the part of of the sudanese government while speak for having to pay more for the price of bread there are wars still being conducted within sadat for being among among them. exactly right there are several conflicts in in the two areas and in duffel being the most prominent in the quote the fan regions. and and those are ongoing in the government has been

prioritizing allocating money to the security sector in order to to to keep those. under control if you will and in doing so it's neglected the sectors and investing in the economy and i think also there you have issues of corruption and another air is pervasive military involved in the economy so there are there are several reasons but the government i think has come to realize asian that there needs to be a change in the economic running of the country and has taken steps and we've seen you know u.s. economic sanctions being lifted in the last year year or so. but that really hasn't made a difference as an things yet and i think there needs to be further economic reform if things are to improve for the general public but the bottom line i guess is that a while but here is a minute to man himself and the question is where does the military stand in all of

this. that's a difficult question i think at the moment they they will stand with him and bashir has has quite tight control around the military and with the national intelligence you have seen the national intelligence leave the south and go shoot for she brought back in quite critical of of some of the response to the protests in the country at the moment but he's also said that it is part of an israeli conspiracy and has been training of forces opposition forces by and it's direct israeli intelligence so at the moment the government has a handle on the military but of course if protests were to escalate and further without without an economic response something to offset and ease people then then then we could see conditions change in that regard but i think it's too soon to speculate and we've been here before i think in two thousand and thirteen with

these kinds of protests and protests feed around the arab spring. so we're i think it's still to be seeing really what's going on right ok well ahmed soliman talking to us from new listen alan thank you. for the ballot papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election have now arrived in the capital kinshasa up to four million papers were shuttled to arrive on saturday in order to replace those that were destroyed in a fire last week that blaze also left eight thousand voting machines badly damaged the presidential polls originally showed tool for today sunday have now been rescheduled for a week's time let's cross live now to our correspondent who is in the capital of d r c kinshasa our correspondent is catherine soy catherine does it look as though

the all sorts is there really got a chance of getting an election staged in a week's time as a promised hand mark in i mean everything is so in fact in you know people are very unflattering you've been spoken to people in the capital who are telling us they're afraid that this election could be postponed again they do not trust the electoral commission at all the are afraid that perhaps another crashes might come up and joining me to discuss. who is an economic strategy is thank you very much i guess the question is our present asked do you think that a week is even enough for the electoral commission to prepare for a fairly credible election. if three years were not i'm afraid one we cannot be enough it has been a problem of planning the planning is very poor and the funding has been teletech and unfortunately results will be because well you talk about funding and we know

the government i rejected all international help or financial help logistical help from the un and other countries do you think this is part of the problem i think this is not the management decision it has been a political decision so i think it's true it's part of the situation and it could be one of the reason why we're not ready today because they are saying logistical has been the poor part of the game. good again you mention about logistics and the president of spending has been talking about the logistical problems that have been and we know that this is a country with very bad infrastructure just take. what you can take to get this forty materials to where they're supposed to be if nobody can answer this question because there is no transparency at all which the situation we are in today what's the challenge and how far we are from the reality so that's exactly why everyone is that a doubt about how we're going to reach some.