embassy in djibouti or in washington. but while they were in djibouti we managed to catch then secretary of state rex tillerson on a tour of five african nations it was just a few days before trump would fire him the yemen war is right next door many yemeni americans are unable to bring their children or spouses to the u.s. nearly all of them are being rejected because of the presidential proclamation what would you say to these american citizens that are being separated from their families the president has put policies in place that are designed to ensure that people coming are fully vetted it is somewhat chaotic we've all witnessed the kinds of attacks that have taken place both in europe we've had attacks in the united states as well the president feels a deep responsibility to do everything he can to prevent those and so he processes have been put in place the do slow processing of people's applications to come to the united states we're going to follow those procedures closely and we hope that people will be facia w

the decision to leave djibouti happens quickly. and mirjam in what can and how to the what you know that's what we know that's what you know that's what. this fellow who says for the judy. with treatment unavailable for shame and too good to miss you told us he didn't know what to do but go back to yemen where he sent us these messages. was. how did she mother it was to loom feed her son then feed. that. you have yemen. how that is how the. further for the last batch you hear them. out of asia so we are on the. all he can do know is hope that the country he once called home will let him do so again. it's a long week when viewed as a minimum heather. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together the big story generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts that's why i am guy. with the listening post on al-jazeera.

the decision to leave djibouti happens quickly. and mirjam in what can and how to the what you know that's what i mean that's what you know that's what. this fellow who says for the judy. with treatment unavailable for shame and too good to miss you told us he didn't know what to do but go back to yemen where he sent us these messages. well. how did she mother it was that with the oem feed the house and then feed. that. you have yemen. you have. the last batch you hear a. lot of issues that we had on the war all he can do now is hope that the country he once called home will let him do so again. it's a long way going for you as an american had to. rewind returns with a new series of care bring your people back to life or i'm sorry i'm brian new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in price since the program was filmed rewind continues with massive darkness we were following orders we sing young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and ha

you are in djibouti last month speaking to yemenis. can you talk about that as well as the other people who are included in this list, 150 million? >> one of the reasons we went to djibouti in the first place was in order to be able to go to where the impact was being experienced. as you may recall, the first executive order, people rushed to the airport in a sense of cass was capable -- probable in the u.s.. shifted to processing were people who are no longer in mid flight are being banned, but people who are banned to stop it is not as visible will stuff that makes it much more difficult to really understand the scope of the human impact the band has had. we thought it was important go to djibouti, which is where many yemeni applicants when to get there visas processed due to the fact the consulate in djibouti itself, the u.s. embassy in in 2015 due town the war in yemen. so many had to travel and make an arduous journey to djibouti in order to finish processing their visa petitions in order to rejoin their families. so most yemenis

embassy in djibouti or in washington. but while they were in djibouti we managed to catch the then secretary of state rex tillerson on a tour of five african nations it was just a few days before trump would fire. the yemen war is.

you are in djibouti last month speaking to yemenis. can you talk about that as well as the other peoeople who are included in this list, 150 million? >> one of the reasons we went to djibouti in the first place was in o order to be able to go to where the impact was being experienced. as youou may recall, the first executive order, people rushed to the airport in a sense of cass was capapable -- probable n the u.s.s.. shifted to processing were people who are no longer in mid flight are being banned, but people who are banned to stop it is not as visible will stuff that makes it much more difficult to really understand the scope of the human impact the band has had. we thought it was important go to djibouti, which is where many yemeni applicants when to get there visas processed due to the fact the consulate in djibouti itself, the u.s. embassy in in 2015 due town the war in yemen. so many had to travel and make an arduous journey to djibouti in order to finish processing their visa petitions in order to rejoin their families. so most

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they established their first military base in djibouti at camp. a former french foreign legion fort . rudolf a talent directed counterterrorism efforts in africa for the u.s. department of defense. the cell played a key role in looking at the movement of weapons the movement of potential foreign fighters organized crime during that time period you also had an influx of cocaine flowing in through the saddle so all of this was was of primary interest and it in a continued to grow. the series of maps in two thousand and two marking off this whole part of africa as a terrorist court corridor of terrorism and of course the official narrative from the. penton why them is that these terrorists that come from afghanistan they've been driven out by american forces you not know they went that time was they've crossed through bin laden country i.e. sudan they're linking up with terrorists in north africa they've come through this sort of belts this but on a shaky area. jeremy keenan a british professor and author has spent. the military engagement of the uni

the united states has also established drone bases in djibouti. kenya ethiopia somalia south sudan booking a fossil and this is shells. in september two thousand and fourteen the united states announced that they were sending four thousand troops to liberia as support during the bola crisis and to coordinate other unspecified military activities. not to be outdone france also announced plans to increase its military presence in the saya with a redeployment of three thousand troops. the increasing militarization of africa is a new profit center covered by the military industrial complex with millions of dollars of contracts for arms manufacturers and private contractors. emersion of all. fifty investor billeted on the field. so digital corp so they do need a vigilante force called the rules of the world the most original burkle division load of all germany. server due to the. food there's a lever it's all for naught. the united nations has established a peacekeeping force of twelve thousand troops to help stabilize mali among them the chinese milit

earlier that day, in the east african nation of djibouti, a marine carrier jet crashed on takeoff.he pilot ejected and was released from the hospital but today, the djibouti government grounded all u.s. military flights including drones from the largest american base in africa, hindering counterterrorism operations. there have been five noncombat aviation crashes this year alone, killing nine service members. 37 were killed in air crashes last year. nearly double the number killed in 2016. but a top general at the pentagon would not call it a crisis. >> i would reject it's a crisis. those are mishaps that occurred. we will look at each one in turn. each one is tragic. we regret each one. we will look at them carefully. i'm not prepared to say it's a wave of mishaps or some form of crisis. >> the house armed services chairman warned the white house not to rob the military's readiness money to fund the national guard at the border. president george w. bush sent a 6,000 troops to the mexico border, it cost $415 million, money that was stripped from the air force and navy's operations

. >> in 2014 heavier crash -- >> marine corps jet crashed on takeoff in the african country of djiboutithe pilot was ejected and in stable condition. donald trump has been pushing to rebuild the military, $630 billion for the affirmative defense. in 2019 that spending will extend to $2086, it would be spent on the military aircraft. and $5.8 billion to new vehicles. none of those vehicles accidents are included in the budget proposal as major investments. heather: we need to stop it, 3 in two days. revealing they stopped and isis missile plots releasing video of forces arresting 10 people in gaza targeting naval ships. firing a missile and kidnap surviving soldiers, and a live sentence. jessica rosen will take the hot seat in hawaii's falls missile alert. and an incoming nuclear missile alert sparking 38 minutes of panic while human ever was the cause. to send the alert, does not differentiate between test and live alarm. this image of a woman seen flipping the flapper yet donald trump's motorcade went viral and is suing former employer, and violating her company of social media policy.

know some of their forces from a very critical area along the course that it shares with with with djibouti and move very quickly once the qataris moved away so late to your point though. the reality is there are no free lunches in this in the international arena so what will happen is another player will come in but for us we think this will be fairly critical because the average interest alone in the portal of berbera which you know semi-autonomous state we did in somalia under somali government has said that is no going to happen so it's not going just of the relationship in india in the humanitarian arena but it will also have reported flicked can i just get you to crack up a second when you say another player will come in another player will come in from to do what and how well financed will the new player be. i mean when i mean the horn of africa i mean it's a very critical area and let's not let's not beat around the bush and the reason as to why most body is there is to counter the and growing growing influence of terry . and tara key part of that part of the deal was also trying to

projects that were at high risk of debt distress pakistan topped that list which also includes mongolia djibouti in kyrgyzstan among others. that's business. very sad anniversary that's right here we go to poland now with ceremonies are being housed at the notorious nazi auschwitz death camp to mark holocaust remembrance day coalition israeli dignitaries are leading thousands of jews from all over the was in the thirtieth annual march of the living from auschwitz to another part of the camp they can now events come at a time of heightened tensions between poland and israel that's off to poland passed a law making it a crime to blame pows for atrocities committed during the not nazi occupation. and for more on this i have on the line christiane davis is a journalist based in was a christian these events today at auschwitz are taking place against the backdrop of a political dispute sparked by this new political israel's been a fierce critic of this legislation why's that. well it is lot quite true to say that the localizes blaming poles for atrocities during the holocaust the problem is the. it c

projects that were at high risk of debt distress pakistan top that list which also includes mongolia djibouti in kyrgyzstan among others. and just briefly french president obama cause says he's sticking to his ambitious reform plans even in the face of crippling rail strikes and other protests he's a quick t.v. station in his first interview in months it was widely watched he said he was not deterred by the heavy resistance to his plans but also people to remain calm and for dialogue because because popularity is the klein shop at least since his election last spring and then an issue as it is series of tough labor reforms to create more jobs. he's definitely creating a lot of protest right now to a very sad anniversary sarah yeah definitely a very somber one which is being marked today by many people in israel it is in fact a holocaust remembrance day when they remember the six million jews murdered by the nazi regime across europe and the president of israel reuven rivlin was among thousands of people who took part in the annual march of the living at auschwitz in poland the site of one of

important part of chinese foreign policy right now i mean look at the fact of what china has done in djibouti there now have a military base there very strategic indeed in kenya for instance that is now a center hub a broadcasting hub for chinese state television for their international arm so africa is an important part of chinese soft power and you know china's investments in africa as we've seen are deepening china is building motorways it's building ports it's building airports but there has been some pushback and just a few weeks ago in one of his last public engagements as the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson before he was fired he was in africa and he warned countries to be wary of what he called the chinese neo colonialism and he warned that many countries risked finding themselves in a in a sort of debt trap if they took up the offer of chinese loans well for the moment adrian will leave it there and follow present visit to china with a close interest thank you. a boat carrying dozens of rigging the refugees as arrived in malaysia the boat was intercepted by the navy brought to

a military base in the pacific then we actually have one outside china anywhere in the world in djibouti so this would be a significant step there is concern in australia about the potential here because australia like to think that it has to teach it control over that part of the pacific france too has a military base in nearby new caledonia but this is a very early in the process it is some sources within the vanuatu government have spoken to this in the morning herald newspaper but it's a long way from this being a formal decision to set up a base in the pacific ocean and all that that could lead to. at least fifteen people including children have been killed in an air strike in yemen local officials say saudi led coalition planes target a house in the southwestern city of tal the area seen heavy fighting between saudi backed government forces and who the rebels they backed by iran. thirty one palestinians are now confirmed dead in gaza after the israeli army opened fire on demonstrators that began ten days ago gaza's health ministry says a forty five year old man died on monday from

a military base in the pacific then we actually have one outside china anywhere in the world in djibouti so this would be a significant step there is concern in australia about the potential here because australia like to think that it has to teach it control over that part of the pacific france too has a military base in nearby new caledonia but this is a very early in the process it is some source is within the vanuatu government that i've spoken to this is the morning herald newspaper but it's a long way from this being a formal decision to set up a base in the pacific ocean and all that that could lead to more than forty eight groups and charities are calling on south korea's president to press for human rights to be on the agenda during a summit with the north in a joint letter to moon j. and they say he has a duty to not let the issue be sidelined by the new transitions of north korea's leader kim jong il the divided countries will hold their first official talks for more than a decade of april twenty seventh colombia's peace process is looking more fragile after the arrest of a fo

a military base in the pacific then we actually have one outside china anywhere in the world in djibouti so this would be a significant step there is concern in australia about the potential here because australia like to think that it has to teach it control over that part of the pacific france too has a military base in nearby new caledonia but this is a very early in the process it is some sources within the vanuatu government have spoken to this in the morning herald newspaper but it's a long way from this being a formal decision to set up a base in the pacific ocean and all that that could lead to colombia's peace process is looking more fragile after the arrest of a former negotiator for the fog rebel group who's wanted in the u.s. on charges of drug trafficking has a son trig was about to take up one of the ten seats in parliament guaranteed to the group which became a political party after a peace accord was signed in twenty sixteen he's accused of conspiring to smuggle several tons of cocaine into the us president one man or santos says he's willing to approve centric such editi

. >> reporter: the same may -- the same day marine corps jet crashed in djibouti.he pilot was ejected and is in stable condition. three incidents causing serious concern about the condition of our military aircraft, donald trump has been pushing to rebuild the military requested $639 billion for the department of defense in his 2018 budget proposal and in 2019 that spending would increase to $680 billion. breaking that down $21 billion of that would be spent on new military aircraft, $18 billion to ship those things and building that and $5.8 billion to new vehicles but none of the aircraft involved in this week's accidents are included in the budget proposal is major investments. rob: turnover document to prepare for a legal battle. devon nunez threatening to support subpoenas if the fbi doesn't give them a clean copy of the document the kick started the russia probe. the committee was given a heavily redacted version last month. nunez emphasized the document is not highly classified. he demands access by april 11th. jillian: us troops will stay in syria for now,

they built their first foreign military base in djibouti. they're looking at perhaps building others. it is something to watch with caution but not alarmed. host: who is the enemy than to china if they are building up? who are they most concerned about? guest: the united states. their most immediate concern is the string of u.s. bases in asia. japan.e south korea and the u.s. military presence in other parts of asia as well. china feels suffocated by that . they look at their map around them with china to the north -- with russia to the north and central asia to the west. to all the east and southeast they have the united states. they would love for the u.s. to get out of japan and south korea and for the u.s. to stop doing their freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea. they would love that and i think they are working slowly toward that to increase their ability in the next half century. host: we saw this pivot to asia concept. does that still exist in any way, shape, or form in this administration? guest: it exists in a kin

earlier in the week another aircraft crashing in djibouti in east africa.in an accidental crash, not combat, in iraq. none of these are combat accidents. they are either routine missions. they are training accidents. and the real question, of course, is what is going on here, what is causing this to happen? the numbers just absolutely staggering. so the military always has investigations into all of these incidents. there could be a good deal of concern that this may involve lack of money for readiness and training in some cases. we do not know for sure, but readiness and training has been an ongoing issue. of course, the investigations could find other reasons. they could find mechanical error, crew error. we don't know. let's come back to where we began, in the last three weeks, 14 service members losing their lives in aircraft accidents while on duty. erica? >> barbara starr, appreciate it as always. thank you. >>> new video shows three buses believed to be carrying expelled american diplomats leaving the u.s. embassy in moscow. russia ordering 60 americ

they opened their first overseas military base which is along key shipping lanes in djibouti. more than 350,000 students studying in this country and according to fbi director christopher rate, many of them are spies for the chinese government. they are assisted in that by about 100 of china funded confucius institutes which operate on university campuses but function as sources of chinese propaganda. at home, china's government imposes tyranny on its people, they just banned online sales of the bible this week. censorship online is legendary tond the censorship extends to this country, amazingly enough and nobody ever mentions it. american movies are altered to avoid offending the chinese government which can block their release. an american employee at marriott was fired aftered he liked a twt that referred her to tibet as a separate country. china didn't like that so marriott can him. mercedes-benz, just apologize to the chinese government for featuring the dalai lama and ad add. the chinese government doesn't likers him and that's why universities are wary of inviting him

earlier tuesday in the east african nation of djibouti, a marine corps jet crashed on takeoff by theilot ejected and is currently listed in stable condition. president trump is not a criminal target in the investigation but that could change and the president is not out of the legal woods yet. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has our update tonight. >> in early march, special counsel robert mueller met with the president's legal team and confirmed he is not a criminal target according to a source of knowledge of the meeting. the press secretary would not talk specifics but added... >> nothing has changed. we know what we did and didn't do. none of this comes as much of a surprise. >> fox news has launched a march conversation with mother was over a possible in-person interview. a leading defense attorney says it was a witness of the lowest level, then become a subject, and that ultimately become a criminal target. for now, the president is considered a subject or witness in the rush appropriate >> and a prosecutor tells you that your client is a witness, a subject,

projects that were at high risk of debt distress pakistan top that list which also includes mongolia djibouti in kyrgyzstan among others. to india now a country that has see a male grooming revolution higher wages a vibrant social media culture and bollywood have led to the rise of the indian metro sexual and that means potential cash for the beauty industry estimates put male grooming revenues at over two and a half billion dollars with constant growth our correspondent sonia phony card took a look at this beautiful phenomenon. and elaborate beauty regimen to kick start the day twenty two sways by this mosque so my book fresh skin looks very much to dr byard percent of. the event manager from kashmir spends around ten thousand rupees that's a hundred and twenty five euros every month on pickups b.-o. and skincare products it's key to professional success he says. but a meeting will stick with a client of course i have to be sure with my parents it leaves an impression on them if you're proper everything you're trying to do i mean your confidence level is from just the birth. thanks to consum

and another one from and another one from cuba and from djibouti so really, friends, thank you so muchfor joining me and thank all of you for being here. it's a great pleasure to be with robin . so he's got set the atmosphere for cuba. i don't have to add to that so what i'm going to add to this evening is to tell you about my first encounter with fidel castro and how i got him back. >> i had gone down to cuba with a delegation from the african bureau of the state department and they were celebrating the conclusion of the tripartite state agreements in which we, cuba brought back 50,000, 50,000 troops from angola. and they had plunged for angola and for the previous independence and the south african army which we can go into. nobody wins wars in cuba in africa except cuba. any chance went to the palace of revolution, a large soirce at fidel castro posted so it went on for a while. as their signing the treaty. >> when the treaty signing is done, fidel castro walked over to our delegation and the head of delegation is a really big guy. his name was jeff davies and castro takes a look at hi

we also know that in djibouti, the mouth of africa, they are becoming active and everywhere you look, they are. but certainly, it was so obvious to us there. general o'shaughnessy, the ballistic missile defense, the national defense strategy, recognizes russia and china missile threats to the homeland. russia has developed a cruise missile that is in violation of the inf. it's nothing new there. china continues to modernize and advance nuclear technologies, despite the no first use power. so that's taking place right now. and it's pretty scary, when you consider that we have even general dunford said that -- not long ago, he said we are losing our qualitative and quantitative edge. what he was really talking about, both russia and china. you've read and everyone i think on this panel have read on march 7th, iran policy that came out -- the paper that came out that was very clear in stating that if russia were to take on -- in europe take on our nato forces, including the united states, they would win. we would lose. then on the other hand, you have our allies in the south china sea th

it's ethiopia, kenya, uganda -- >> grunty and djibouti. >> it used to have zambia also. >> gary lyons -- sarah lyons. >> 10 years? >> 10 years. >> is it authorized by the u.n.? >> it is a hybrid. it's authorized by the african union. but with logistical support provided by the united nations. there's no other model like it. >> shifting to somali politics and the six states that we've been hearing about, is one of those tamale and -- somaliland? or is it separate and distinct? >> there's five federal member states that i know. there's mogadishu and then there's somaliland as well. you could count seven if you wanted. >> well, mogadishu sees somaliland as one of the member states. somaliland six independence -- seeks independence. has not been successful. the panel with the speaker of the house and president and prime minister was triggered by actions of somaliland to lend support to uae with politicians in mogadishu rejecting the notion that somaliland or the real estate entity can make that move without approval of federal officials. and in fact, of the speaker went further and though

as terrorism goes through djibouti and the horn of africa into northeastern africa, this is a threat to global security. and ethiopia has been a critical partner for the united states in combating that spread of terrorism. ethiopia is the top african contributor to u.n. peacekeeping troops and supplies about 8% of the global peacekeeping force. not the second among the first. he was number one, the first one to be a contributor to the u.n. peacekeeping effort. that's the contributions that they've made. other countries have not done that, but they have. more than that, ethiopia's professional and capable military has also been a positive force in regional stability. you know, when we had problems in parts of africa, somalia comes to mind right now, it's when we call upon them to send troops. they are the first ones to respond and they are the ones who send the most of their capable troops. ethiopia has a regional stabilizer during a crisis with sudan and south sudan. i think we all remember when sudan was one unified country and they had not gotten along with south sudan. south sudan

they built their first foreign military base in djibouti.y're looking at perhaps building others. it is something to watch with caution but not alarmed. host: who is the enemy than to china if they are building up? who are they most concerned about? guest: the united states. their most immediate concern is the string of u.s. bases in asia. japan.e south korea and the u.s. military presence in other parts of asia as well. china feels suffocated by that . they look at their map around them with china to the north -- with russia to the north and central asia to the west. to all the east and southeast they have the united states. they would love for the u.s. to get out of japan and south korea and for the u.s. to stop doing their freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea. they would love that and i think they are working slowly toward that to increase their ability in the next half century. host: we saw this pivot to asia concept. does that still exist in any way, shape, or form in this administration? guest: it exists in a kind of

we know what they're doing right now in djibouti, the first foreign-based operation they've had, i guess in recent history. and so it's not just there. it's in -- it's certainly in europe. the same. but that's a place where we recently were, and it does affect the navy's attention more than the other areas. how about you, mr. secretary? what's your thinking about -- what are they up to in the south china seas? >> senator, we know what their activity is in the south china seas. i would like to elevate it and tell you what we're observing they're doing across the whole spectrum. >> i understand that. >> just the other day, we were about to let a contract to one of our primes and found out that in that division we were going to contract to, waway was a joint venture partner and we turned around and said, whoa, stop the horses. we would like to know what this means. talk to the prime. the prime said no problem, we're not going to use any of the aspects of waway nor its software. and all of a sudden we said, great, can we see the governance documents of the joint venture and things got very f

on the same day in djibouti a military jet crashed shortly after takeoff.r the white house refused to sign off for hem. >> is somebody fired for that? >> it should not have been done. >> who did it. there will be accountability. >> a career person or -- >> you run the office you don't know who did it. president trump said he would draining the swamp. is draining the swamp renting an apartment from the wife of a washington lobbiest. >> i don't think that is even remotely fair to ask that question. jillian: fox news learned epa officials ruling pruitt did nothing wrong renting a condo from a lobbiest in d.c. for $50 a night. he allegedly approved the a project from one of the lobbyist's companies. >>> spring is nowhere to be found in parts of u.s. three separate systems could bring more snow to the midwest and east coast into the weekend. i don't know why i'm smiling. ahead of the twin's home opener today. the city slammed with record breaking snow and cold this month. >>> 82nd masters tees off in augusta, georgia, but all eyes will be on tiger woods. the gra

around the world a marine harrier jet from the uss ewould you scream ma crashed from airport in djiboutirgo plane crashed in the mississippi delta in july killing all 16 board. the head of marines said the ch 53 fleet was inadequate. 37% of his heavy lift helicopters could fly. the current state of u.s. military aviation is one of the reasons president trump signed the large spending bill last month which includes $45 billion to get more planes back in the air, billions more to get mechanic as on the flight line to relieve an overtaxed force. marines are holding identity subject to next of kin notifications. guys? brian: lucas, thank you. another training accident. ainsley: i know. i know. pete: first think of them, their families notifications impossible to talk about. you look the way our military has been maintained. training has been cut back. sequestration has been devastating on a letlot of levels. don't know if that is is. ainsley: what withfunding how will that help? >> more training, nighttime. not pillaging one helicopter to get another one out. that was a bad situation. presid