why p.g. is ok but be prepared we will not help you in any kind of way and i was like ok i can do that no problem but something's changed in the last few months i know four guys in germany being sent to prison for murder for killing isis guys dash a few days after i arrived in syria my mom told me all police looking after you so awesome friends in the police and they were saying to me you're in terrorist this no. the whole world is watching terrorists attack. and there are a few people who actually come here and fight and just sort of punishing people when they go back home it makes me really actually know there is no chance i'm going back to germany right now and probably not even in the next five to ten years . in case you're new to the game this is how it works tomorrow the economy is built around corporate corporations washington washington controls the media the media the. voters elect the businessman to run this country business equals power. must it's not business as usual it's business

there were areaswhere we stalk out like in p.g. 2 dudes in backpacking gear, i think people were like what are you doing here? you get a sense of the scale of the city in a way that you never would in a car. andyou get a sense that these beltway exits seem like these moments in fact it's this one continuous thing. you just gota little piece of everybody's daily lives. it didn't add up cosmic but that didn't matter. it wasn't thepoint. . >> ♪ . >>> this next story is trending this afternoon. a high schoolteacher near detroit is accused of stealing money from student events and blowing it at a casino. investigators sayjohnson stole several thousands of dollars from a high school's home come dance funds and funds for a camping trip. schoolofficials new something was up when johnson made a bank deposit following last year's dance. >> the school should have taken in $30,000 and it looked like only approximately 11 thousand ,000 was deposited. we found that shehad some funds at the casino, . >> mgm casino record show she spent more than

soviet era weapons to various rebel groups within syria like the kurdish peoples protection units or why p.g. and these substyles syrian democratic forces the investigation alleges that not only is the pentagon circumventing established checks on international arms trafficking but that they are also reportedly removing documentary evidence of just whose hands these weapons will ultimately be ending up in ivan and one of the report's authors told foreign policy quote the pentagon is removing any evidence in their procurement records that weapons are actually going to the syrian opposition and despite the recent reports that isis is finally on its last legs in syria the report states that the number of weapon deliveries to syrian rebels are set to increase in the coming years with as much as nine hundred fifty million to be spent on soviet style ammunition by twenty twenty two. so with billions spent millions more on the way one has to ask is stopping ice is really the reason for all these guns or is the ensor much deeper an ugly year than we could ever imagine let's find out and start watchin

era weapons to various rebel groups within syria like the kurdish people's protection units or why p.g. and these substyles syrian democratic forces the investigation alleges that not only is the pentagon circumventing established checks on international arms trafficking but that they are also reportedly removing documentary evidence of just whose hands these weapons will ultimately be ending up in ivan and one of the report's authors told foreign policy quote the pentagon is removing any evidence in their procurement records that weapons are actually going to the syrian opposition and despite the recent reports that isis is finally on its last legs in syria the report states that the number of weapon deliveries to syrian rebels are set to increase in the coming years with as much as nine hundred fifty million to be spent on soviet style ammunition by twenty twenty two. so with billions spent millions more on the way one has to ask is stopping ice is really the reason for all these. or is the answer much deeper an ugly year than we could ever imagine let's find out and start watching t

p.g. and in territory around afternoon right across right opposite to the border of turkey doesn't want the kurdish presence there and it wants russia to help it in that situation furthermore we will see discussions it seems on the iraqi kurds issue whether or not russia is in agreement with president urged one's assurance that he is considering switching off the oil flow from the kurdistan region russia does have some interests in this commercial interests involved in the investment in the oil and gas industry in the region even though russia has said that it backs the territorial integrity of iraq it hasn't been as outspoken against the referendum as other states so those are the two primary issues that will be on the table felicity and thank you. all turkey has threatened to impose crippling restrictions on oil trading with iraqi kurds after they backed secession from baghdad the iraqi parliament is also urging the government to send troops to take control of oil fields health by kurdis

brad: p.g. state's attorney angela alsobrooks reacting after the video was played in court today. the judge ordering two life sentences and yet in court today when given a chance to speak, tordil asked for mercy. >> mr. tordil is a ruthless man. he is obsessed with himself. he is evil. he is a killer. brad: today gladys' daughters gave impact statements and told how the loss of their mother ruined their lives and they described abuse at the hands of eulalio tordil. one of the daughters smiling when she heard the sentence of life without parole announced in court. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: police in montgomery county searching for a pregnant teacher who has not been heard from since sunday. that text message to family members and they haven't heard from her since. she may be driving a black 2011 ford escape with maryland tags. if you have seen her, you are asked to please call police. nancy: coming up at 5:00 -- out of the sewer. find out the punishment for the mail carrier who dumped all this mail instead of delivering it. larry: then later, two protests, a w

. >> p.g.police are commanding the patrol officer seen in the footage wrestling with the suspect trying to make a trespassing arrest. >> when we have video like this. it does show that the larger, some of the things we deal with on a daily basis. >> brian riley says with the choke hold and aggressive action by the suspect the use of more force was warranted. pepper spray or the baton. >> showed restraint. i'm proud of him. >> it was bystanders. two men step in to help discouraging the men granning at the officer's waist and pulling him away. police want to know who they were to thank them and talk to them. >> we would love to see what take place that they saw prior to the video starting. what made them record the incident? the 41-year-old murray faces assault on a police officer. he has a long criminal record and twice before he assaulted police officers. murray and officers suffered minor injuries. cuts and bruises. the officer sprained his hand. the police stress that officer opted not to use

p.g. police are praising the officer for showing incredible restraint. his commander just spoke with our mike carter-conneen outside police headquarters in hyattsville. so mike, what did he have to say about this? mike: the fourth district commander says based on the aggressive actions that the man in the video that this officer showed tremendous restraint, that he easily was warranted to use more force, to use his baton or pepper spray. but he used that restraint in this video. it happened 2:30 p.m. on sunday at the hill crest heights shopping center on iverson street. they say the suspect actually approached the officer before this and the officer recognized him. knew this man had a stay-away order for that location and warned him that he was fres -- trespassing. officer attempted to arrest him for trespassing, the struggle started, so did the video recording. two bystanders step in and pull the suspect off the officer on the ground. the officer chases him down and police say after the video he arrested him at a second location. and a second physical s

atletico madrid and there at the semifinal stage in the asian champions league china's shanghai sri p.g. and red diamonds of japan drew their first leg match the chinese side are into the last four for the first time thanks to their manager andre vs. took the lead at the shanghai stadium. with a stunning strike just fifteen minutes into the two thousand and seven winners for a while fought back to square things up in the twenty seventh minute it finished one one. you cricket rules will come into effect on thursday it will be the biggest changes to the game in seventeen years the main difference is disciplinary measures players can now be sent off from the field for bad behavior but has behavior really got worse the wellings reports. the rules of world cricket have been made at the famous unloads cricket ground for one hundred seventy three years the mala bone cricket club n.c.c. a custom jeans of a game that was always meant to be played in a so called gentlemanly manner but it proceed to tear your ration of behavior means it's time for a change there has been a spotlight on confrontati

p.g. further north and whether or not turkey can come to some sort of deal whereby they are not right up against the border whether russia can ever. some influence furthermore that question of the iraq kurdish position russia has not taken the same harsh stance that turkey has president has said that he may well cut off the oil flow from kurdistan russia has interests in the oil flow because one of its companies the rosneft company which is part of state has done a major deal worth billions for future use of oil and gas and also exploration so that one's not quite so easy but both of those issues both iraq. and the syrian conflict very much on the table. thank you. and there is much more to come here on the al-jazeera news including. another day of. at this time it's on the streets in support of catalonia independence referendum plus. resident startups and. the vanguard of the cyber revenue. but it's also exposed to its many threats. and. leaves the club that he just pushed details later i

she kept it p.g. >> she did. >> it was a fun morning. >> who had you ask the questions?"unbreakable kimmy schmidt." >> and on broadway. but i felt welcomed at that moment. and another favorite moment i have has to do with al or the lack thereof. al was with world events. and i wasupstairso do the weather that day. i got to step into the shoes. your at-home vie did how is that possible? >> hard to imagine. they were like she doesn't know what the weather is. >> can we see it? >> i don't know if we have it. >> we do. >> there's a large "l large spaceship hovering over the great lakes. be careful. that's what's going on around the country. here's -- >> you know exactly what you're saying. >> here's what's happening -- am i off? here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> you stuck the landing. >> i tried. >> a spaceship? >> it was hovering over michigan. it looked like lights and aliens. i personally enjoyed that. nobody else in america did. >> was there a page with people getting upset? >> oh yeah. don't go to that page. >> it's the internet version of pitch fork

by president of the ground when he showed the pictures of the gun ski even by the united states to p.g. forces with alleged. codes in the hands of p.k. and during the operation or a series of transferring weapon exactly there were several occasions for that especially in last year's attacks and turkish army was conducting operations inside of turkey against. unpacked american drones found in. caves in southeast of turkey especially in cities of should knock one sounds like turkey is not happy that the u.s. gave arms to that expression writers exactly why why then do you think perhaps the turkish the turkish paper that published the secret location of the u.s. bases in syria do you think the paper did that as sort of retaliation for the u.s. army the kurds at all i mean i don't see that there is certain retaliation but it was rather proof to show that actually americans and the kurds their act together in the region because as far as i know there are not official american bases in syrian territory so those are the areas seized by the kurds from isis and they are just used by the america

just seeing that these bases and areas by p.g. forces are used by the americans alleged to fly american flags over to show that this is an american one so they really tried to get also some sort of. protection for not being hit by the turkish army for that very interesting perspective thank you so much for your insight. the f.b.i. says a complete lack of interest from the public in hillary clinton e-mails justifies withholding the documents that bureau has rejected an open records request by a lawyer this week attorney. made the foyer request as part of a push to indict mrs clinton for perjury so for more on this we're being joined now by that attorney tie clevenger type inc you so much for being with us this evening so first i got to ask you can you tell us what made you decide to tackle the clinton e-mail issue. actually it wasn't an indictment i have filed our grievances against her in arkansas trying to get evidence for this board says. i just got tired of watching power powerful people get away with things that would send the