has been named the new chief of staff of the armed forces he replaces mahmoud had ghazi the two men are not related though the head of national security has also been sacked along with several generals and other senior officials for several years the military's been dealing with a campaign of attacks in the northeastern part of the sinai peninsula. now the number of refugees heading to greece has surged in the past two months putting a huge strain on facilities camps built to house seven thousand refugees are now dealing with twice that number most are arriving on the island of less bus from the john psaropoulos reports. these afghans syrians and africans are living in a tent city there isn't enough room for them in moria the government run camps on lesbos and they are vigilant about refugees who are in the camp crashing their lunch arrivals on the eastern islands in the aegean sea have increased from an average of fifteen a day to almost one hundred a day in the last six weeks all seeking asylum in greece in the terms of the agreement between turkey and the european union turkey pr

has been named the new chief of staff of the armed forces he replaces mahmoud had ghazi the two men are not related the head of national security has also been sent along with several generals and other senior leaders for several years the military has been dealing with a campaign of attacks in the northeastern part of the sinai peninsula well the philippine government has declared victory of a pro isolate fighters in much of the city many residents are struggling to get back to the lives they had before the war the search for missing loved ones continues as more bodies are collected from the front lines. as a story of one woman who received good news about her daughter who'd been kidnapped . we met josie upin is a few months ago back then she was trying to retrieve her husband's body in a morgue leonardo it panders died tomorrow in the southern philippines he was working there as a waiter when a pro i saw a group called them out to control of several parts of the city last may their daughter just so was missing too jossy asked for help from the police and the military looking for s

has been named the new chief of staff of the armed forces he replaces mahmoud ghazi the two men are not related but those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the upfront stage and that's a watching by foot up. zero. where every u.s. . one hundred years since the british government paved the way for the creation of israel with its balfour declaration we ask what the legacy is for israel palestine and beyond and up for a special. one nation solemnly promise into a second nation the country of a third that's how one writer famously described the balfour declaration the declaration by then british foreign minister author balfour on the second of the one nine hundred seventeen that said quote his majesty's government view would favor the establishment in palestine of a national home for the jewish people one hundred years later the conflict between israelis and palestinians continues with no sign of any sort of resolution anytime soon so should the balfour declaration be celebrated as the first step towards the establishment of the state of israel and self-determi

trump office ben ghazi and all of this about the widow is a cover- up. >> congresswoman wilson is pushing for an investigation into the ambush but there's no word from the pentagon on west -- win or if that would happen. >>> the man suspected of shooting six people including killing three of his coworkers and leading police on a 10 hour manhunt is in jail this morning. federal agents arrested radee prince of delaware. police say the shooting rampage started when he killed three of his coworkers at a kitchen countertop business in maryland. two other people were also hurt. investigators say he then drove to a car dealership in delaware and shot and wounded another man. six people were shot. >>> federal authorities are warning school districts around the nation of a cyber threats. the department of education says hackers are attempting to extort institutions for cash. districts and three states have been targeted. the hackers say if they don't get the money they will release stolen private records. some cases have included threats of violence, shaming bullying schoolchildren unless the paym

is the new chief of staff of the armed forces replacing mahmoud ghazi the two men and not related to national security has also been sacked along with senior military generals. al-jazeera is demanding the release of his journalist muckler hussein who's not been in an egyptian prison for more than three hundred days he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny mahmood has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. and cuba is denying any involvement in alleged sonic attacks that led to more than twenty u.s. embassy stuff being recalled from havana the u.s. has to stop were injured at their office and in their homes washington says savannah failed in its obligation to protect diplomats on its territory he was says there's no evidence the attacks actually took place mike hanna has more from washington. relations between the u.s. and cuba continue to deteriorate in the wake of what u.s. officials described as a covert a sonic attack last month the u.s. withdrew all non-essential personnel from the embassy in havana following what they

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that's a non-state station broadcasting on air and online in syria he joins us now from the town of ghazi intent on the turkish syrian border thanks for talking with us this morning and now your radio station and its website have contact with all sorts of people around syria what are you hearing from people still inside rocco. well basically the situation has been you know evolving over the past few months that he quickly. some settlements would reached an audit for some militants that would have left in the city some isis militants to actually leave but up to and go to that is. and this is why that would also thousands of civilians trapped into these areas that were still controlled by says so the news that we're hearing is basically that these people out in a very dire situation they have. a difficult and skate a moments. they have not had access to i think out of communications the food resources would have any scars so they would have pretty. you know roots allies than them shape when they were liberated that they would finally . you know delays them and able to access to those servic

mohamed garvey's been named the new chief of staff of the armed forces and he replaces mahmoud had ghazi the two men are not related though the head of national security has also been sacked. and cuban officials of the night any involvement in alleged sonic attacks that led to more than twenty u.s. embassy start being recalled from havana the u.s. says the staff were injured at the office and residences but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the wanted eighteen states in terms of watching. that i was very worried that that example fits a whole could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil disobedience around the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know occupation without control doesn't work. any terror. the military governor came one day with his soldiers rule the day. saying they did. to take you for two for each with a number on its body. and he told us. that we have to remove the cars and get rid of them. and i asked him why he said and i quote the exact words. these gaz

its positions to the north west following the liberation of how but but before that artie's in iraq ghazi if you follow the troops as they moved into the village they traveled across the areas only bridge over the euphrates river from where he sent us this report under a bright blue sky through devastated country across the euphrates the only bridge in the entire province we came to the village of had less than a day ago this was part of the caliphate but no longer from what we were told the syrian army's division did the heavy lifting here much of had has already been swept and cleared but. it isn't like the movies do is rarely open at the first peak. then came the first warning my english hundred. rather we go to many overnight and . told you. he was right it wasn't one of this. isis back up had arrived we enforced the job just felt confident enough to pick a fight and we weren't in a good place the syrian responded quickly but there was some confusion at first. then about a. nobody. five hundred meters from hadleigh village isis is making it still. doesn't it dug in. the hideout. house

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bomb four gun battle fighters also attacked a police headquarters in the southeastern province of ghazi that was on thursday the second attack on it this week and the great was responsible for an ambush in the northern province which killed six police officers on wednesday this after it unleashed a wave of attacks on choose day targeting police compounds and government facilities with suicide bombers and killing at least seventy four people. jennifer gloss has more now from the afghan capital of kabul. the attacker made his way into the in mom's amman mosque in the middle of friday prayers he placed himself in the middle of those prayer growers now that of course is a shia mosque in western kabul and then he detonated his bomb killing scores of people injuring scores others this is one of a number of attacks that have happened against the shia population no one has claimed responsibility the vast number of these attacks though against shia have been claimed by the islamic states in an increase as the kind of increase their offensive here in afghanistan at the same time as that was happe

trying to turn it into ben ghazi benghazi in order to attack president trump. now they're getting credit for criticizing them. the fan attendance is not so great. an all-star lineup of gas. benghazi survivor state that the jeer is trumps benghazi. welcome to risk and reward. the index and it snapped its fifth date winning streak. about 700 points away. the president and the tax cut push could be set for a full vote. they are urging house republicans for quick vote on the budget. dc talk is now at immigrants. people making a million dollars or more in income. 39.6% rate. they would pay at the lower 30 5 rate. president trump though is saying he will not touch or attack 4o1k accounts. cnn running a poll they actually want tax increases. look at kansas and look at what tax cuts fail. it's how tax cuts went terribly wrong. these stories do not show how kansas could cut government spending. it only first mentions of the problem. thirty-four paragraphs deep into that article. also ignored. they acknowledge the successful states. and how they have actually been growin

>> we're learning more about the circumstances, but i think a comparison to thing ghazi is premature atthere are still a lf at worst. we look at the circumstances of this particular incident, it is still coming into view. keep in mind, the democrats ought bengazzi was a political which had. clearly, there is a lot to learn. this feud with the widow of the fallen soldier has increased public interest in it, but i don't think we are anywhere near calling it a bengazi level scandal. digg i thank you for your time and breaking it down. -- adrianna: thank you for your time and breaking it down. neighbors has more. >> a widening war within the republican party. >> we mu s degradation of our politics and the conduct of some and our executive branch are normal. they are not normal. >> on tuesday, arizona senator jeff flake announced he will not run for reelection, declaring he cannot work with the leader he finds dangerous to democracy. >> i rise today to say enough. critic ofa longtime president trump, said his decision was a matter of duty and conscience. fore're fooled ourselves long enou

constructed now, that it's the trump administration, is stonewalling, and i get the sense that it's ben ghazibatross around trump's neck like benghazi was. why aren't drones sent ahead. i'm assuming that was happening, why there isn't a drone set in front. they can see everything. >> they don't allow it. >> really? >> that's not totally true. they don't allow necessarily armed drones. the problem with drones, and this is, you ask any commander in the field, there just aren't enough of them. there aren't enough, every time a soldier stems out of the wire. we would become a very, very cautious military, if we had to have a drone up above every time a soldier went on a mission. some places it's more feasible, they're setting up drone bases in niger for that reason. this was seen as a routine operation. they had done 19 missions in the last six months to no avail. secretary mattis said it wasn't an intelligence failure, they had deemed they did not believe there was going to be any hostile contact. why did they not know about this group operating up there. >> jennifer, seems a lot of discussion,

we didn't have enough time to get armed military access to respond to been ghazi. -- benghazi. that's when i stop with panetta. what's your take on panetta now? >> he's pretty reasonable, jud judge. he's one of the retired genera generals. leon panetta is not a loon, but it's fascinating how no one seemed to know who paid. debbie wasserman schultz says there's no knowledge of it. hillary's spokesperson had no knowledge of it. i wonder about donna brazil. she was vice chair. she played shenanigans and got hillary the debate questions. wonder what her role is. was hillary been asked about this, judge? anyone ask hillary about this? >> jeanine: isn't it interesting? we've not heard from hillary in the past few days. >> she's on her book tour, judge. she's doing a book tour. how about someone hasn't called her and asked her? >> jeanine: i thought she was maybe in the woods with that dog again. let me ask you this. if even leon panetta, tammy, is now saying, yeah, maybe we ought to look at this, does this now take away some of the steam? shouldn't we now recognize that over the last

the comparison to and ghazi, is that something that democratic leaders want to do? how is the white house been reacting to that comparison? guest: anytime american servicemen die in battle, particularly in a battle that the storycted because 48 hoursohnson spent missing before they could locate bunch of there are a questions here that are worth asking. and i think both republicans and democrats will ask those questions. remember benghazi -- that became toopportunity for congress create a separate stand-alone committee that spent $7 million do the seven or eight investigation. i would be shocked to say the same thing but i would not be shocked to see the armed services committee do same investigation on this. there are good, reasonable questions to ask from a technical and military standpoint of what took place there. most americans didn't realize we had forces in niger. host: how is the white house responded to that specific comparison? guest: swatting it away. the white house will never say is as seriousthis as people think it is. even though american service peopl

trying to get their lives back on track after three years surrounded by islamic state extremists morata ghazi ever has the story of two young sisters whose battle for survival isn't over despite the terrorists fleeing the area to meet sally she's five maybe six or seven she doesn't know and the smog hit the streets. surviving isis's see each of their disorder was no mean feat so many perished as a result of starvation sickness bidets. sally is a survivor she a sister and brother were abandoned by their parents years ago they divorced and left the children to fend for themselves. oh. almost didn't want to learn that she spent her days begging stealing playing and surviving no easy lot for them in this life. they went from home to home to live in the streets they beg for money to stay a life in such a daze sake for sally bags alone for my neighbors who knew that family had taken pity on the kids and have looks out for them but it's not easy. but i think i wanted to take her in and she kept escaping that i sent people to look for her but she never stays in one place long chill escapes. well ther

thirty of hegarty has been named the new chief of staff of the armed forces here places like more to ghazi the two men and not related the head of national security has also been sacked along with several generals and other senior leaders for several years the military has been dealing with a campaign of attacks in the northeastern part of the sinai peninsula cuban officials have denied any involvement in events that led to more than twenty u.s. embassy staff being pulled out of her via the u.s. says the staff were injured by sonic waves directed at their workplace and residences washington says have a lot of failed in its obligation to protect diplomats on its territory cuba says there's no evidence attacks took place mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . relations between the u.s. and cuba continue to deteriorate in the wake of what u.s. officials described as a covert a sonic attack last month the u.s. withdrew all non-essential personnel from the embassy in havana following what they said was a series of staff falling ill because of some kind of sonic attack now the u.s. did not p

this will be trumps ben ghazi.d to concentrate on what happened the white house slamming the democratic senator for his comments when he asked if he agreed with here is his response. i agree that steve be in and is a white supremacist. i know that studies have shown that they have their allies sprinkled around the white house. when it comes to president trump and his relationship to kelly. he defended kelly. >> he does it for the country. he's a very unusual man. disturbing allegations against james toback. more than 30 women accused him of sexual harassment that spanned over decades. the women's say that the incidence occurred in meetings. google's new smart phone off to a bad start. the company's investigative report that the display on the pixel is experiencing screen burn. it was first reported on twitter. today is launch date. this is the app that promises to streamline all of your buying in one click. they no longer head to fill out their credit and debit card information. more than a quarter of a% year to da

>> when people begin to compare again ghazi to the ambush in niger the only similarities are superficialyou have both of these occurring on the same continent. you have four u.s. killed in both incidents. in terms of the situation. benghazi you had weeks if not months for request of additional assistance. 13 hours of no assistance arriving that those on the ground were calling for. a lot more political considerations into what was going on during the 13 hours. in niger we have u.s. special operations that are in dangerous places working with allies trying to kill jihadists and trying to help our allies get rid of those threats on the battlefield. sometimes that goes bad. there are moments when things like this kick us in the gut. this is one of them. not that there has been some effort by the government to hide what happened. they will tell us. the pentagon will let us know exactly what they can about this. maybe not everything because of operational security concerns. this was sf doing their mission in a dangerous place. it went bad but it is a mission that will continue. >> bill: more

conservation efforts to be a survivor hey thank you very much for that and thank you to all our guests ghazihamad most of out of all things and in black and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and to further discussion go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. and side story for me and it's a problem and the whole team here by fidel. michael vocative oh is it allison when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new york here has to address or if you join us on set if i'm a member of a complex one but we struck up a relationship based is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a day stream and one of their pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. the nature news as it breaks out of the recall in canada and on again and wait for the hour which would be destroyed during the hurricane with detailed coverage this is what

the comparison to and ghazi, is that something that democratic leaders want to do?ow is the white house been reacting to that comparison? guest: anytime american servicemen die in battle, particularly in a battle that the storycted because 48 hoursohnson spent missing before they could locate bunch of there are a questions here that are worth asking. and i think both republicans and democrats will ask those questions. remember benghazi -- that became toopportunity for congress create a separate stand-alone committee that spent $7 million do the seven or eight investigation. i would be shocked to say the same thing but i would not be shocked to see the armed services committee do same investigation on this. there are good, reasonable questions to ask from a technical and military standpoint of what took place there. most americans didn't realize we had forces in niger. host: how is the white house responded to that specific comparison? guest: swatting it away. the white house will never say is as seriousthis as people think it is. even though american service people

she lied about ben ghazi. you talk about to tell the lie enough then people will believe it. the american people are all over this and they realize this is not just opposition research. this is not just politics. i know what opposition research is and when i iran for office as share of people did it on me and i did it on my opponents. when you take and create a fake dossier and get that into the hands of intelligence officials who are conducting investigations on it, that is not just politics but corruption. america is through with these scumbags and i wish they would exit the stage but they are still trying to stay at the top of the political picture in washington dc. abbypete: how much do you thinke media is to blame for this? they run with this narrative from the moment the president was elected and organizing it. is there any way to get past it when you have so many people committed to a narrative alrea already? >> let's sort this out rather than say the mainstream media. "the washington post", cnn, msnbc,