well it says he has to screw the rest of us or not. at eighteen going to big or became junior champion of europe at nineteen he was the youngest athlete for the french delegation at the london olympics in a sport where you normally reach the peak of your performance in your early thirties his career seemed to begin well. i don't know maybe the. ideally. suited me they do want. you know a certain. party on priscilla sr who the more traditional on the obviously you're on the you know all the anger is really good next from this unit on times revenues but all called the hospital put up through this. door.

to get us on the docket which it isn't your. or just some pretty. civil debate mcvickar year funded are funded from what you're fitted are fond of do you do this who were. showing up in the eyes at the pop or. then in two thousand and twelve six months before the london olympic games quentin injured himself the issue of doping came up for the first time the market was made for him we can ensure that it is a bottle. and elma environment only for. our commitment to anything and for some top schwab to normal physical stars here it's you up i don't see or touch i thought i'm is altria well it is. city leg going to. organise an appeaser lawman during the famine it said that it was still in pain

when the trailer looks. well go not a trophy and was originally prescribed by doctors to stimulate the secretion of sex hormones athletes use it for its anabolic effects to help increase muscular mass. quentin b. goal was also taking testosterone proponent injections. meth and die alone orally. and stanozolol the steroid taken by ben johnson in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight for two years quentin was able to avoid testing positive. jump assisted in europe small dispense it in may for the apollo once problem it was complete shock well when it comes. to all the. you know what's in there but don't. see you know why it were in

hindsight he incriminates his relationship with his trainer. i mean don't phone affair or. sufis. the book. it is ernie tapper faerber point this was on a limb on that all kind morning drew we appreciate more of a bear that is resolved of our process at all because. she can also. when she when he would get up his conservative. second second call well his former coach denies any involvement quentin admits he made a mistake and wants to move on. and yes i mean. all of the now. former. rivals. for it so that after a quick visit of

a family. every year worldwide three thousand death leaves are suspended by their federations. on a global level the fight against doping began fairly recently in one nine hundred ninety nine the world anti-doping agency wada was created water defines doping in legal terms. bad you. don't care for amnesty but if. you support. in two thousand and five one hundred ninety one states signed unesco's international convention against doping in sport and began to harmonize their legislation but the world anti-doping agency still has no operational role it is the responsibility of the sports federations to find

cheaters and therein lies the main problem. august two thousand and fifteen beijing hosts the fifteenth world athletics championships organized by the i w n the international association of athletics federations since the two thousand and eight olympic games china has excelled at all in izing sporting events for nine days almost one thousand nine hundred athletes from two hundred make countries more watched by six billion television viewers. that's the i.w.a. organizes the event and sells television rights to broadcasters oddly though they are also responsible for enforcing anti doping regulations it's a system which makes the federations both judge and jury i buy any.

potential. the suv stuff but of course the general also bob will just move on to the course the question is ill pulled is old was there a player for the charger saw seems that a full. plate today. was. behind the finishing line doping inspectors and members of the international federation await the athletes selected for testing. by. the stop the process so we are secure in knowing that they don't see you cannot miss any of the athletes that have been selected for their record for that job in a case of stuff off the bus in the proceedings and. in this secure zone five hundred samples are taken no camera can enter when an athlete is present. and see that.

essentially they see. this. these have been there yet and there this is now. there. so. that it so they can see. and tell you yes. there were cases where. things were not. complete so there was the possibility to hide something with it. they were nothing. and example of this was a trick most famously pulled off by boxer mike tyson who confessed to having deceived testers by using a fake penis filled with clean you're in. an independent laboratory and analyzes the samples there are thirty five in the world that are accredited by the

world anti-doping agency each athlete must provide two bottles sample a friend now assist and sample b. for a second test if required the anonymous samples are separated into several tubes and tested for four hundred different chemicals every year the world anti-doping agency publishes the list of prohibited substances and methods the athletes take great care to avoid the banned substances. for book almost all the produce going to call for positive although not as it. does for what it. says the effect statistic more than i would predict. it will prevent more put in water bottles who can't get to school school or simply to prove they will do it. because having to go sisulu potential is for the overall samples of the. testing during competition is above all about protecting the reputation and

credibility of the athletics event in question these urine tests are supplemented by other checks elite athletes are subjected to testing several times a year either at home or at a hotel tests that the federations normally do not allow to be filmed. runs to the top infantry officer she's my colleague sure how do you think of some of this this time it's a blood test. images one of its. only three field. ones you can. have. blood testing allows levels of other substances undetectible in your in to be assessed. the equipment a protocol all the same for all athletes in all countries all blood data is kept on

record by the i w f for comparison purposes to help identify any suspicious variations this is what is known as a biological passport. i think that's probably regime. moving or taking a pyramid. more or less from source. we do wallace is if. effect of a movie over the mask of saga sold in. normal novelette is more stubler a keeper of the year law school. girls were pleased to be open eyes open. this is the value of various we like to watch it at all so if. we disappear. in beijing four hundred fifty thousand euros to spend on the drive to unmask don't produce but only two kenyan athletes testing positive samples can be reanalyzed for

a period of up to ten years. so i started to do the know what are sort of to show. the case that that was fairly does attitude and that is the cause of me. because for the show at all these are what i when they said the poses had to be democrats or through the desert let the shadow for. these retroactive tests can shatter the podiums years after competitions since the london games russians are a poor was stripped of her gold medal in the three thousand meter steeplechase. the u.s. relay team lost their four silver medals and turned out to keane returned her gold medal for the one thousand five hundred meters via his left us better than me and i last sees me is one boy's them is what their sexual needs the pleasure morning in

but i. don't mean to infer that being your me s. or the boys to theirs those drops no he will sign do is me leave stace nozzles the hail me usage going on here but. nowadays any athlete is seen as capable of don't bring. them up on. cincinnatus. the good thing to start is my lot of them on the negativity. chose to stay here. last night she.

was as good as funny. it was to see she. would have. my powers on a. form of killing for his team. which i want. you same bocelli. so i spoke at a succumb joy leave my face. in the entire history of the one hundred meters i fled six blue ribbon sprint event only ten men and run the distance in this the nine point eight seconds using bones is

the only one to have never been accused of doping. was. it what it what it was the jamaican is the first sprinter to have been proved one hundred metres world record three times some of these records were achieved during a period when no blood testing was carried out on jamaican athletes. yes you do want to make evident. you know. it by tab you give it back pocket i'm the best short. of it is that let the tony and the law. because the day are behind you don't. tend to get the full immersion. if the law says that led to. that it isn't. hard may be demo not to. be young

and they don't need a bad outcome only kelp beds are looking for lay it on us a better language up is possible. in theory every country needs a national anti-doping agency able to independently organize the testing of its athletes however in many countries due to the interference of national sporting federations of the state the agencies do not carry out anti doping tests thus in two thousand and twelve there were no urine tests in jamaica during the six month period that preceded the london olympics where using bulbs made off with three gold medals. you know. they don't go on the course and on that there's more. often a. ball where. they say look there's a young for

a saturday and they got the does not only are. you saying balls great american rival justin gatlin has been suspended twice after testing positive for amphetamines and testosterone he returned at the age of thirty two even stronger and faster than he was when he tested positive for his performances judy raised eyebrows. i am and i. b. gyp's first democratically elected president ousted and held incommunicado since two thousand and thirteen events shrouded in secrecy so power change hands as the military seize control from its commander in chief for the first time al-jazeera reveals exclusively what happened behind closed doors directly from those who

witnessed it first hand morsi the final hours on al-jazeera. she was the spokeswoman for the students who took over the u.s. embassy in tehran in one nine hundred seventy knowing for three years on she's still in the front believer in the principle she fought for the sunni to car iranian vice president for women and family affairs talks to al-jazeera.

we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. atlanta. and our markets even into or how are the top stories on al-jazeera. u.s. banks forces in syria have declared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of eisel and elimination of its so-called counterfeits after weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag in fact who's the last i saw held ten in northeast syria. has more now from beirut so

it would seem that about the last piece of territory of what once was a much larger entity of the self-styled or self-proclaimed caliphate as. some experience have described it. reduced or gradually different parties different groups from the kurdish fighters on the ground through the turkish backed free syrian army to the russians internationally together with the americans or united to essentially defeat the group is agencies say they're running out of times haven't survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after a cycle hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise the number of passengers killed in thursday's ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred and seven people another one hundred are missing in mosul prime minister abdullah abdullah has asked parliament to sack the government of nineveh province

plasters accuse the government leaders in baghdad a failing to monitor very safety democrats are demanding the immediate release of the long awaited middle of reports which has been delivered to the u.s. attorney general president donald trump has denies what he calls the witch hunts investigation and denies collusion with russia to get elected. a car bomb blast has targeted government buildings in somalia's capital markets issuing smoke from the explosion could be seen across the city police say it happens at the ministry of labor and there was a second explosion here by. and the death toll from a chemical factory in eastern china has risen to at least sixty four people explosion on thursday was so powerful it shattered windows in homes several kilometers away you know the hundred people are seriously injured and dozens still account unaccounted for those are the headlines for stoping continues and i'm back with these at the top of the hour here in al-jazeera stay with us.

in the entire history of the one hundred metres sprint event only ten men and run the distance in less than nine point eight seconds using bolt is the only one to have never been accused of doping. the jamaican is the first sprinter to have improved the one hundred metres world record three times some of these recalls were achieved during a period when no blood testing was carried out on jamaican athletes using bowls great american rival justin gatlin has been suspended twice after testing positive for amphetamines and testosterone he returned at the age of thirty two even stronger and faster than he was when he tested positive for his performances judy raised eyebrows scientists suspect that doping may indeed have long term effects. it came or could be yeah and they're back to do it only one more seriously. and.

then is key as well i saw. the whole bit to defamation effective law connected to mood if he sued if they put it up oh. yes compliments of the crypt. considering your nowadays performance this president is to remind you your duties this path is life tragedy here wrote that your job is to go out there and give. give the news to the world but have a biased opinion so i think you don't do a good job of being the reporters can meet later and to discuss more about it and all of that. despite four years of suspension justin gatlin signed another contract with nike the world's largest sports equipment manufacturer is sending out mixed messages. as for not they don't weigh. within that that there was a common

a key part of him brought in with a nigga gotta get this back up or about their own there's not a pressure on the opposite they want him by they got. the. second month and in there was chemistry in there from the first. job a runner up at the end of this was odd let us call mario and young justin gatlin might domingo thought that was going the opposite they were going to show us in the box within all four nike is told only they are they there for more than one. and we don't believe we need most is the sheeple who frequent romel and mirthless hall snored who couldn't be the core of the explorer effect that spoke to the

office for tsunamis there. but will seek a new self was minus the media on the critical spot in the form of b. and b. but the fuel shortage and they almost. endless foreseeable the revolution. to stop cheating many athletes are demanding more severe penalties. than almost. has been on the side to clear. things open my eyes saying it's about this bias thing. in london type person and so. on they can from the olympics and. i think this office here seems to say except.

they didn't do the couple they have tim said mido seemed. disinterested just so few of us here on this book speak to me welcome to cannon went on the athletes and i'm stuck on an i'm so who make him. see meat on a lot and his meat can his and he says needs to say oh mommy says i have eat. this is to have colleagues who missed us if we felt the moose fish of a complaint in laos and south of him east. he's painted them i know those with plate and digital top and but in a baby's recess to get open and fluid have to be stuff that i missed and. then i know the small dog being wallace they leaked behind the recent.

months even mistrust i thought they stayed in on their plate to. get a fiend mystical style to folk to them the stuff that we say took a family skin some of it this is to a mouse this is he going to want to. pios it but it is one of the few journalists specializing in dumping since two thousand and six he's been conducting a study on cheating in spain china and kenya in two thousand and fifteen he brought the lies and corruption at the highest level of the i w f to light. these are two comment. that inventors that have been as. they gather in their.

blue to get a fresh start or season for me and track and split. the massive doping has worked to try to take away ya invective eason's and most these are the results of blood tests for five thousand athletes taken between two thousand and one and two thousand and twelve amongst them eight hundred a suspected of doping for example this value of this blood sample should not exceed one hundred forty three sometimes we find samples valuing one hundred forty five one hundred fifty five or even one hundred fifty six. norton but actions of a get off talking kind of person i know a lot interesting a bit of the talking to a yet to happen too often a tradition was a consultant runs into an unknown annoyances. dropping the norman without hoping it wouldn't be noticed the federation thus knew that many of their athletes with doping notably the long distance and medium distance runners but they allowed this to happen even worse the directors of the i.w.a. f allowed athletes who tested positive to compete in exchange for money according

to the newspapers le monde. mean diac the president of the i.w.a. up until two thousand and fifteen admitted to french prosecutors to having him pencilled one point five million euros the money would have been used to fund the election of the senegalese president in two thousand and twelve his son diac former marketing consultant supposedly targeted athletes such as the russian marathon runner. from whom he allegedly demanded four hundred fifty thousand euros so that she can still compete racketeering money was moved to a company in singapore black tydings when investigated by interpol he denied all involvement gabriel delay the head doctor of the federation is suspected of having received nearly two hundred thousand euros for having concealed the doping but see this is obviously just. much stopped at a bow to push the united top of a cult clothes and get it for blunt and i stuck to it as i said comforting talking

at the forefront in the fight against doping one internets and argue about it see or touch these after about and i cannot it's getting tight i'm not out don't go if now to just good story that is all bunched bought up we're talking to americans and he comes i'm. disgusted by these practices athletes decided to take matters into their own hands here i don't believe we cannot trust you anymore you damage our sport we have to. this is what we have to see. you put money. i want to run against clean athletes not months those. taggerty. hash tag. some athletes went even further you know yes the part of russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven along with her husband vitali unveiled

to the world how russia creates its champions for five years yulia rubbed shoulders with the world's best athletes the tally is an advisor to the director of the russian anti-doping agency this is him at the side of the sports minister in two thousand and nine. in two thousand and fourteen the couple decided to reveal the systematic doping of russian athletes doping organized by the country's medical and sporting bodies and covered up by the state there revelations caused a scandal. it's tearing apart i'm diving in atlantic city sides russia faces standing caribbean also there at the start of the civil liberties it will take i'm going to need to do better to cope says learn from that what i think is below the c.s.s. to each other listening levels for the able to do push the ball shook the city gets your. it was. forced to react to the i.w.a. after suspended four thousand russian athletes it was the biggest collective

punishment in the history of sport. vladimir putin was forced to reassure the world. your program will produce just what your folks do in there but nobody knows us here and you. have a species somewhere a hundred a pitcher and we're prepared but him only start doing each mission not only me and you don't. stop. two months later two directors of the anti-doping agency died under suspicious circumstances vyacheslav seem to have a new key to come on have their deaths took place just as they were preparing to make public disclosures according to the sunday times considered traitors of their homeland the whistleblower couple exiled themselves to berlin. resist. the best right now so mr b. that's gotten. this thing is now in this cloak of say this year's.

the story began the day that usually a med surg a reporter got off the head of the athletics federations medical department who prescribed a doping program. to go after given claridge. but isn't that the dog that wasn't that's because it's got that i got to have spots me and i've got to get there it's morning. to find out um you've all booked to murder me a lot of us that. despite an absence i mean that you just. need to stitch a whole new. class that's just what them the covert. how do. you not go there bill stuart you know. that the storm the government your own go ideas don't save in the word of what it's must see that don't go just ones they will bore you little. to have the gold medal winners of the london olympic games if

you athletes tested positive it was because the anti doping agency in moscow were themselves corrupt. and. good about us as a slower so moved it is checked against them but don't embarrass us year after machine you must give them no good help the goal of only because. it's about look with a mobile distiller on your door when you go in you boys at the u. prost as they are sure which. still don't know but them to be over the blanket was of an accord on the piece a moment problem it didn't you so must get that number probably but so once you're a duchess be stuck on that what it has a place with you yeah i'm disallowing number probably it ends up with i guess most probably no names could hit it or when you. did you did while competing union mate retire early her future husband on

a second date she broached the issue of joking. i. don't think are you applying our. but i'll. cook of this because that the promo put it on the tube. from the sun to get to most of the civil police condition for which to sit still for some. severe measures to richard and that's what he has recorded over so there's no new profit loss to the shop or for the idea of could always need to take a statue with me to pursue me dr billy. and then he up us what they all if i watched. the man who said nothing was we are just love scene of one of the two directors the died under suspicious circumstances.

but what were the russian athletes doing to escape checks abroad. that we said come on the signal imam. is not genuine design use could need their wisdom was damned. but i said to get a sentiment as plentiful as kind is that no one you know the detection methods is always changing and the dates how long. some substances can be detected always getting shorter but again usually the directors of the labs are the first ones to receive this information so that in a country like pressure the they have to share this information because the main goal is not to catch their peers the main goal is to help people in gold medals.

the russian anti-doping agency disputes the accusations. vitali he has refused to cooperate with us on this matter. and for us it's a pity if you want to fight against doping in sport you should not only give these bold statements publicly it's not enough just to you know appear in the screen and say everyone is corrupted facts and presumptions that what we need to have in order to establish an underdog in the world is. the evidence was collected by high level . as if you have a as a tradition i like yesterday in your for me to. and you just have an off duty guy aminal. and video and audio form. you going to not need to have one in. my toes and sort of. you know in.

your view you know it's as ian is so good to see it as he. did up i know don was times to the economic hot. beleaguer. just dropping and it was nice to play the up tired. media tina as my reading was dusty's as i did sustain him on it as probably him there's always a response to minister there was invited to. use it that's all it was his form of good luck almost didn't even start shit with the equivalent. of the vision image from were up about live let me die you'll see but i'm going to cause even more books if the minimal follow a month i've. done good he should be more of the fishies that makes it alls. lives it does these assaults but the people who. don't. want to

look past me get with the ones that don't get to me that. following vitaly unions revelations what i began investigating in russia. meanwhile julia hopes to rediscover her best film. because i didn't want to get i guess that voice nor so get the most you got though this is me of a child that. i suggest she is nice to you on each of. these three you have a new wife still. states yet you still don't know if that's what sports. do you think that they take yet. within a three hundred fifty foot if. you want. to

take part in international competition she first needs to find a host country to accept into their team. but go to closing it was dubai is a quick and fixed it and then you just get that from my store opening up to the caucuses that are stepping up to the head you have to get your question. which country would be dead if i russia and adopt yulia. russia however does not have the monopoly on doping every year worldwide three thousand athletes test positive for doping among the sports in which cheating has been found to be the most prevalent in recent years our bodybuilding athletics baseball american football weightlifting boxing wrestling cycling ice hockey rugby swimming and basketball power and insurance boards are not the only concerns. and we could use book only on novel

is a specific nick book if you didn't. saw that it. would board put it in his pool and it is all of it is. more all now but the move is rather to nice and sure that he needs me all could do sure that the. natural skittishness of all don't do it thank him said look they stood it to me not in this book it's promoted. as a sport that relies on technique football would seem to be above doping scandals and yet it has been tainted by match rigging and corruption. is very true and over the during the two thousand and fourteen world cup in brazil seven hundred thirty six players were tested as shown in this fifo promotional video. once again the tests are financed and carried out by the federation that organizes the event do

you think that those of the like in other sports or what is your opinion is one difficult informal modest move to run. our you know brand in ireland and you've also a little luck this quarter was. no footballer tested positive in rio a satisfactory result of a free for. all. the last. case we had was during the one nine hundred ninety four when the united states. there is a very clear commitment to make the fifa competitions free. despite this show of toughness to the leaders of world football really provide the necessary means to catch cheats in one thousand nine hundred fifty four had all the samples destroyed after the world cup thus avoiding any subsequent unmasking of

drug cheats in two thousand and six no blood samples were taken in two thousand and fourteen the laboratory that tested the samples was in those over twelve hours away from rio after twelve hours tiny doses of a no longer detectable in urine samples so is the myth of clean football to be believed retired player right world champion in one thousand nine hundred four is skeptical. so. not. only my origins vital to those. sports which is your core truly strange. but here's a. look at as a future boy as he would inject when things are bad and. bad moves with my i was there with my shorty there was that they may perceive him as mass of muscle muscle . being. ripped out of some fused. if we witnessed

in this aspect. of the. world what other witnesses peter was when was the v. . chip with an army. abuse issue which was going to be no. it was only a move toward the minimum is more. yeah we've history got it or or since you're closer to. it watch the video of it you know what in my arm i see my eyes fickling to my eyes my eyes up without the ha ha ha ha ha oh. i mean because it was part of what i think an issue part. i pop your finger on. i.

was i to finish a book which by god had not by the twelfth of all spoken not dothraki. by which these parts and sweet. little budget i'd stick in exhort for but call early had led to the explaining why they keep a sound so maybe you'll. see still could nationalise mortality do but do you plan to do that they must shut you feel cool because it will be able to teach you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance yes he just wouldn't you guys look at this good scene today by the beagle with the info on the human what's on your ball kinetic and even when you want to see it all out it's about to start trucking what i used. to aid you need to be accountable let's use more sophisticated values in the official welcome to geneva for the special one the independent commission press conference that we have found to cover up speed film destruction of samples in the fortress payments of money in order to conceal the

doping test so it's worse than we thought. early it's a food fight that we're football fans who don't think about doping really had that lead explaining when rael madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position of something like the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you know. in part two of this series al-jazeera continues to explore the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs sports doping the endless chain on al-jazeera.

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a problem here on saturday for many locations as we go towards sunday the rain is going to continue here across some of those islands we're talking about the dominican republic haiti as well as cuba could be seeing some rain as well the turks and caicos will also be scenes of very heavy rain in the forecast and then here across parts in eight states it is going to be rainy across much of the central plains we do expect to see the rain up here across denver but up towards chicago it's cooler with a temperature of nine. the weather sponsored by catalona. isn't a problem for your candidate that you may not have a health question mark over him but he does have a corruption question mark over it doesn't look good for the village i think you know. ok we're going to do it we will probably not knowing what is going to decide and we really do get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the u.s. across the globe to spoil that is called for a bridge doesn't build confidence it breaks looking to join me near the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the

week's top stories and big issues here on al-jazeera. swear every. this is. hello i'm having my head seen this is the news are live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. last bastion falls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the timing all back who's. they've survived the

worst cycle in in southern africa is history and the people of mozambique and zimbabwe face the threats of cholera malaria. foldout people sort of falling on that. issue just came in or they just sort of randomly shooting everyone. lucky to be a lawyer survivors return to the christ church mosque where a gunman killed so many of their fellow worshipers. and thousands march against breck sits in london we'll bring you a live reports. and i'm leah hardeen here with all of your sport as venezuela's football coach threatens to quit saying his team is being politicized by the country's opposition leader. u.s. backed forces in syria have to cleared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat of eisel and elimination over the so-called caliphates following weeks of

fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag in baghdad the last i saw time in a northeast syria in the tweets french president emanuel back home has praised the operation success but has warned that nations must continue to be vigilant in the fights against terrorist groups our correspondents jim is in beirut and joins us now jamal is this a has eisel been definitively defeated. most experts would say how that is very premature to. announce the defeats of ice was an entity surely there is going to be a lot of relief that will be expressed in an already has been expressed by many people with regards to their loss of territory in terms of land in terms of towns cities and villages across not only obviously iraq but also now more importantly

syria however that doesn't necessarily mean that the group itself has been defeated from a simple fact all the fighters those who took up arms under the ice is by no not all of them have been captured or killed and therefore the fact that there are still those at large. is the is the first proof obviously that it's inaccurate to say that this organization has been unequivocal be defeated but more importantly is the question knows. exactly what is the next phase obviously in terms of dealing with groups like isis because isis in the end of the day is just another outfits that has decided to use certain rhetorics and certain ideologies in order to push for recruitment on one hand but also in order to gain more ground and power and this is where maybe the root cause of it's and this is for others to talk about but the root cause which allows for groups like this namely obviously

things like the lack of freedoms and so forth that people will be talking about that need to be addressed but let's talk about specifically what this means here for syria what we're talking about is the fact that now those lands that were under the control of isis are now under the control of a plethora of different groups so we are seeing. right now under the control of the the f that is a kurdish led militia essentially that's was backed by the united states and other allies in that are now in control they've actually come out in the past hour calling on the administration in. the masters the syrian government to recognize their sovereignty or at least their ministration rather of that area but then you have other former isis weisel territories that are controlled by for example turkish by groups namely the free syrian army the f.s.a. and then you have others that are controlled by either shia militia or even the regime itself and what that means is that all those syria is still technically one

the states in reality it has been all but divided into little stateless or at least areas that are controlled by different groups thank you very much sail in the bay rays of course will be crossing back to you jim our affiliate that safe and i left bring in our next guests bassam is a member of the presidential committee of the syrian democratic council and also co-chief of the united states representation he joins us now live from washington d.c. first things first mr schutz do you think you can hold the time. yes of course we have hauled many many towns in east so they are free to four or five years now so or it's not going to be any different for us and both we're very well experience in how to organize a. managerial administration like a city council and military council saw we're very happy for this

victory and we're confident we can do the job and continue the work that we started because the fitting isis doesn't and where the military victory we also need to defeat and now the sleeping cells and eventually the ideology that motivated. these people to to join isis and commit the crimes that they committed you you have called on the syrian government to recognize you as the as the administrators in the regions that you control do you think the syrian governments will respect that call. well so far there are no indications that the syrian government. were respond we have send messages to the syrian government.

through a delegation from syrian craddick council but visited moscow in december of two thousand and eighteen presented what are our demands eleven points but the syrian regime has not responded he basically wants us to surrender the region. to the regime and leave and of course this is not acceptable for us we have a responsibility toward ten thousand martyrs who gave up their lives for a vision that syria democratic council represent so we. feel we have earned the right to be respected and our wishes be respected and at the end we go she did ok and but. so it's ok we're bringing our viewers live pictures of what is happening in by koos right

now but as we heard from our correspondents jim beirut's the yes you are far from the only actors in the region the y.p. cheer also active in the ground are you concerned about a turkish incursion. having slight difficulty we may have lost our feed. but we are so bringing you those live pictures from barclays this is a story we're going to stay with here on al-jazeera but for now let's take a look at the rise and fall of i saw the group who have no been defeated. brings us this explainer. this is what the end of ice or self declared caliphate looks like those who fled isis last on clay village in northeastern syria say it's not the end of the state in the way i saw intended rather it's just the last place

well i saw members offered any kind of coordinated resistance. i said doesn't want any families to leave we have tried more than one time and we were unsuccessful until yesterday the situation under siege is bad for our children are hungry our food had finished the shouting water and so many people that died. are hungry and desperate the state that i saw intended one that allowed them to generate revenue through taxation and oil sales and to be able to pass laws was defeated in july two thousand and seventeen according to the iraqi government. that's when i saw was pushed out of iraq's second largest city mosul. at the same time syrian democratic forces backed by coalition airstrikes mounted an operation against the group's last major stronghold the city of iraq and syria i saw last october the same year. now all that remains of the group is pockets of fighters

confined to small areas in iraq and syria analysts say the decline feisal began with its attempt to take a town on the syrian turkish border in september two thousand and fourteen that's kabbani over there the siege of qubani on the turkey syria border is considered to be a turning point in the battle against eisel turkey were very worried that they managed to get this close to the turkish border so they allowed both the kurdish peshmerga and free syrian army forces to use their territory to go into kabul in conjunction with the wipe e.g. they were able to force i saw fighters on the outskirts of the town for many it's considered the beginning of the end feisal caliphate in just a few short years eisel lost its territory and by the end of two thousand and seventeen stopped referring to the caliphate in two thousand and nineteen the group still represents a major threat or ever by using supporters outside of iraq and syria the group has turned to social media to get its message across that platforms like facebook and

twitter of closed thousands of isolated accounts the group now uses secure instant messaging apps things like telegram really have taken center stage so if you're. self respecting gadding you probably are on telegrams because that's where all groups whether it's isis or h.t.s. that's where they all share. the majority the vast majority of their propaganda that's where the key conversations are happening it surprised many that the u.s. president donald trump has now declared the end of the caliphate saying he simply playing to his domestic audience there's more concern about beisel fighters there remain in iraq and syria and what they might be planning for the future iraq car on the turkey syria border. well it's more still to come on the news hour including french police banned yellow vests protestors from some of paris is most iconic areas next year as will show whether that strategy works special counsel robert

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