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the shabaab was forced out of the capital by african union troops in 2011, but they still control partsck government, military and civilian targets seemingly at will in mogadishu and also in regional towns. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... sri lanka's president, maithrapala sirisena, has sacked parliament and announced a snap election, in an apparent attempt to avoid a damaging parliamentary vote next week. the election will take place on the fifth of january. it's the latest twist in a political crisis which erupted last month when the president tried to replace the prime minister. us officials say the gunman who shot dead 12 people at a bar in california on wednesday posted on social media during his attack. reports say ian david long wrote that he was bored but sane and knew his mental state would be debated for years. no motive has yet been established for the shooting by the former us marine, he killed himself after the attack. australian police say they are treating a knife attack in melbourne in which one person was killed as a terror attack. two

against eritrea were impose in two thousand and nine for supplying weapons to the armed group al-shabaab as fighting the somali government every tree or any field here declared an end to decades of hostility in july lifting of the sanction regime or near to or doesn't of course mean that the region is free of challenges we still face problems that require a first and determination to resolve we still need the help and syria's support of the international community but on our part we are determined to accelerate if earth's to create a region where his development and democracy prevail in her in many. still ahead on al-jazeera diabetes kills millions worldwide the efforts underway in pakistan to battle the deadly disease. would you believe it yet more rain into a good part of the middle east certainly spilling out of syria next area cloud of right making its way across iraq in the huge clump of storms now rolling across secure way that will eventually push its way into the western side of iraq on a rash or shall i say that will inevitably bring some localized flooding that is full of snow

responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. on al jazeera. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back a new offensive to retake a major port city in yemen from who think rebels as the u.n. again warns of a humanitarian crisis. i hope to god nobody will send me any more prayers i want control no more. another mass shooting leads to calls for gun control in the u.s. but it's unclear whether congress is misting more in the statements. from the waves of the sounds. to the contours of the east. hello we've got some wet weather in the forecast for central parts of china and down towards the southwest a fair amount of cloud just around the gulf of tonkin northern parts of vietnam hong kong should stay largely fine and settled north easterly winds coming in here twenty seven celsius chance of a few showers there into taiwan the wet weather will be into central parts of china saturday and going on i

know the exact number of dead it may be more than thirty times to say that from the armed group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. john al jazeera plans to mosul to come here on the news for you including in germany why a personal commemoration is taking precedence over large public events marking the end of world war one. we'll tell you how u.s. sanctions on iran are having an impact on the lebanese armed group hezbollah. and in the sports news p.c.'s rising tennis star gets mad but then gets even in the next gen semifinals with that story in about thirty minutes. to big wildfire. in the u.s. state of california have killed of these nine people and left thousands of others homeless one of the finest is in the northern part of the state now it's forced twenty seven thousand homes to be evacuated five of those who died were found in cars in the town of paradise which has

freeze and travel ban were imposed in two thousand and nine amid claims that eritrea supported al shabaab fighters in somalia the u.n. vote follows a thawing of relations between eritrea and its neighbors after years of home plate when cheney gave labor trends steel. lifting of the sanctions regime or near to or doesn't of course mean that the region is free of challenges we still face problems that require it first and determination to rezone we still need the help and serious support of the international community but on our product we are determined to accelerate if earth's to create a region where his development and democracy prevail in haren many u.s. defense secretary met his has been visiting his country's border with mexico where thousands of soldiers have been deployed in recent weeks they were sent on the orders of president trying to prevent a group of asylum seekers from entering the u.s. the so-called migrant caravan and study making its way north through mexico as particle he reports. it came off as carefully choreographed fellow soldiers tell you do it. one after the other

know the exact number of dead it may be more than thirty percent is it out of the armed group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. on al jazeera after two weeks of turmoil there's been another twist in sri lanka's political power struggle president mathur policy recenter has dissolved parliament clearing the way for a snap election two years ahead of schedule problems began on october the twenty sixth when the president fired his prime minister running a wickremasinghe oh he replaced him with my hand to rajapaksa the next president accused of war crimes well since his ousting wickramasinghe has refused to leave his residence saying the move to fire him is unconstitutional and illegal. well the move to dissolve parliament came hours after the president's party admitted it could not muster enough votes to nominate rajapaksa nelson and as more from colombo the dissolving of

to see that for the armed group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. john al jazeera. turkish police told prosecutors they have ended their search for the body of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi sources have told al jazeera that traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in all and it's believed these body may have been disposed of using chemicals. with more now from istanbul. with this latest bits of information from the question or of where is the body of the late journalist the there are still several other questions that remain unanswered not least who gave the order for the assassination of the journalist who is implicated in its and why the saudi authorities despite officially claiming that they would cooperate with their turkish counterpart so far have not only refused but possibly even tried to tamper with the ongoing investigation

know the exact number of dead it may be more than thirty times a day for that for the armed group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. on al jazeera. the iranian bank group hezbollah based in lebanon is shifting how it finances its operations as u.s. sanctions on iran come into force the trumpet ministrations decision to reimpose sanctions on tehran is aimed at curbing the country's influence in the middle east however reports now from beirut hezbollah has been developing other sources of funding. it was another strategic win for iran when its allies met on the syrian iraqi border they created a land corridor connecting to her on to beirut iran's most valuable asset has been the lebanese armed group hezbollah its fighters helped keep the. syrian president bashar assad in power the trumpet ministration wants to counter the islamic republic spreading influence and part of its

course for crude and child soldiers and the have referred to exploitation of women or daughters of al-shabaab part of the radicalized stands on al-jazeera. descend on al-jazeera. from hospitality to hostility toward hotels tells dramatic stories about icons of complex and last resort shelters in divided cities an exclusive interview with nobel peace prize laureates now dennis mccoy get an ad try special antarctic sanctuary follows greenpeace as they campaign to create the largest protected area on. an annual convention that gives a platform to a global dialogue on critical challenges facing our world a new two part documentary that reveals the shocking realities of the global arms trade december on al-jazeera. the important thing if you were walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. but also we heard gunshots i was the first one to flee the whole. battle lasted three days and three nights and there were no prisoners at the end control of the under control of the region around and that's why there's such a bloody battle an icon of conflict at the heart of the

his excellency, and we also have the ambassador of kuwait sheik al shabaab and the jordanian ambassador who graced us with their presence last night and the senior deputy assistant secretary of state for middle east affairs focusing primarily on arabia and the gulf. they're all down here, so the autograph hunters at the next break can concentrate yourselves right here and get maybe three from one stop. one i left out was ambassador -- from the league of arab states. where are you, sir? oh, there. thank you, sir. i'm glad you're here with us as well. so a star studded cast here, your royal highness. and we'll -- i'll be as brief as i can. former head of the general intelligence directorate in saudi arabia responsible more for external intelligence gathering, collecting, analyzing and distributing. and that was for a quarter of a century or just shy of it, or just a little bit more than a quarter of a century. and then ambassador to the court of st. james' in great britain and from there, ambassador to the united states and from there to be the chairman of the king faisal foundation for i

police headquarters and security forces shot dead four gunmen who tried to storm a nearby hotel the al-shabaab jihadist group says it carried out the attacks. russia has hosted a landmark talks seeking to bring peace to afghanistan for the first time members of the taliban attended having never openly joined an international conference before representatives from afghanistan's peace council were there instead of representatives from the government the taliban is refusing to hold face to face talks with the afghan government but it's a step in a new direction for the war torn nation. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov hosted the conference which no one would believe is peace talks but that's the hope for outcome despite low expectations. afghanistan's neighbors sent delegates and sort of the taliban after years of conflict that's a sign of progress. but we will be afghanistan's problems can only be solved politically that has to be in a code that accommodates all elements of the opposition the participation of the peace council and the taliban can make a significant difference. the past to

it's twenty one people up until this area a frequent target of the al shabaab in the us. now a fast moving wildfire has forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes in northern california or authorities there say so. seventeen thousand homes and commercial buildings are in danger of catching fire and there are reports of a number of injuries to residents and five this is from charles stratford. flames engulfing trees and buildings on both sides of the road branches falling on the windscreen of this car the driver is lucky to be alive as the wildfire ripped through woodland on these north california hills emergency services ordered the entire population of the town of paradise some twenty seven thousand people to evacuate their stuff they were burning on all sides of us on the way out here some residents abandon their cars this driver tries to remain calm and go go go go go. people go it's not known what started the fire which was reported at six o'clock in the morning within six hours it had spread across an area of more than sixty eight thousand five hundre

police headquarters security forces shot dead four gunmen who tried to storm a nearby hotel but the al-shabaab jihad his group said it carried out the attacks. archaeologist in east china have discovered a three thousand year old historical site and an ancient two dating back fifteen hundred years the excavation work started in late september on island the site is seen as invaluable for research in the area well preserved burial objects and pottery fragments are part of the discovery. ards force news now and in friday's bonus league action hanover were out for revenge when they hosted both pork would ousted them from the german cup just ten days earlier and over it drew first blood lines and why not open the score in the thirty first minute. that's the teenager's first bundesliga gold. hanover added another from the penalties front in the second half. both for and then pulled one back from the spot but it was too little too late to one the final score that kind of first first win over both forks since january twenty fourth team. well germany's biggest match of the season takes place later toda

police headquarters security forces shot dead four gunmen who tried to storm a nearby hotel the al shabaab jihadist group says it carried out the attacks. all right this fourth news now and friday's bonus legal action handover were out for revenge when they hosted both for what asked of them from the german cup just ten days earlier had over drew first blood one to nine out open the score in the thirty first minute. that's the teenager's first bundesliga goal. hanover added another from the penalty spot in the second half. sporting event pulled one back from the same spot but it was too little too late to one the final score that handovers first win our goals for since january twenty eighth fourteen. that germany's biggest match of the season takes place later today when this legal leader's birthday dortmund against the defending champions by munich in the league dortmund are undefeated this season making them the hottest club right now and giving them the best chance they've had in years to beat byron to the title. dortmund taf looked like a well oiled machine through the first ten but ju

freeze and a travel ban were imposed in two thousand and nine amid claims that eritrea supported al shabaab fighters in somalia the u.n. vote follows a full range of relations between every train and its neighbors after years of conflict in june ethiopia and eritrea signed a peace deal while relations with djibouti have also improved prosecutors in the us trial of your congressmen the drug lord known as el chapo have asked the judge to throw out the defense's opening statement because ms voice of also accused mexican presidents of taking bribes from traffickers is allegedly the head of the siller cartel was the main supplier of illegal drugs into the united states those weather headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. i thanks to all of your now and on to chicago and i was in the in. my. on the eighth of june nineteenth sixty eight american speech tribute to a remarkable politician the younger brother of former president john f. kennedy senator robert kennedy had been assassinated three days earlier in the back room

al-shabaab fighters in somalia claiming responsibility for killing a cleric and nineteen other people they died in an early morning call bomb explosion and gun attack at a religious center in the city of. sid ahead on al-jazeera are fighting to keep their land white farmers take the south african government to court and still a no go the biggest game in south american cop football is postponed again. we still got some really heavy rain affecting southern vietnam now as a result of the latest tropical system lots of class still showing up here we have seen some very heavy downpours very close to the main city three hundred thirty two millimeters of rain in the past twenty four hours that is nearly three times the average rainfall for the entire month of november try weather does come back a behind in places as we go on into chews day the hevia showers will be a little further north and west usual russia showers there through malaysia into indonesia sinking their way further south which as we go on through wednesday said much of indonesia cannister back to see some of those seasonal sha

join me in thirty minutes for more news here on al-jazeera after radicalized youth daughters of al-shabaab. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon when he's follows dr moon. has returns to his hometown baghdad to give n.p.t.'s the hope of walking on al-jazeera. for the. oh. the. good luck of the upsets enough until they'd all be surveyed meeting all the tough periods of the morning but. proper to talk. a little fun at one end of the bus stop a straight face but stories like i talk about to jump on an adult to the street radio it's you just didn't any of us. and you being new issues and incidences and all the views from the streets around now keep information messages especially about issues of youth empowerment and violent extremism a probably an interview on people. life now actually. cross the border walk in dhaka fight for these organizations give a look soft sound that you're making all the dish out of this was a deal possible with the whistle while it was new put it valuable short the funny thing. is of course the link would not be on t

although the motive of the attack is unknown it parallels past attacks and abductions in kenya by al-shabaab the islamic militant group based across the border in neighboring somalia this is the first kidnapping of a foreigner in kenya since two thousand and eleven kenya had hoped that the abduction of foreigners was a thing of the past. all right i'm joined now by tuning in. near lake victoria what more have you learned about the kidnapping what's the latest well bill it is today is that the kenyan police they cannot defense forces they c.a.t. that is that prison criminal investigations the men's and even the canal wildlife services are out there on the lookout and such influence of doctors of madame. now unconfirmed reports have suggested that kidnappers probably came from somalia or had a somali background and are members of the militant group al-shabaab what have officials been telling you. they off the shelves actually have not ruled out the possibility that bob could have been involved and little chaps they knew that journalist was based in to leave the area was actually these people h

an attack at a religious center it happened on monday in the city of god caio the armed group al shabaab has claimed responsibility and mexico says it stepping up security at the border crossing with the united states after hundreds of asylum seekers rushed one of the crossings on sunday u.s. border agents responded by firing tear gas some of the migrants involved will be deported. prince has arrived in bahrain as he continues his first foreign tour since the killing of journalist. had been salman held talks with king ahmed bin isa honey on sunday and he will be in egypt on monday where he'll meet president abdel fatah on tuesday he's expected to be in tunisia but activists there are trying to mount a legal challenge to stop his trip journalists have been demonstrating with photos of the saudi crown prince holding a chainsaw as they continue to urge the tunisian government to cancel his face it now the man said to lead a key intelligence committee in the u.s. congress has accused president donald trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says. nee

hotel there are no reports of any casualties as of yet the area has been a frequent target of al-shabaab fighters continue to follow that story and keep you right up to date with the latest developments. the police in ethiopia have discovered a mass grave with at least two hundred bodies near the border between the somali and or me a region in the past year hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by violence in the area local media reports say the grave was found during an investigation into alleged atrocities committed by the region's former president abel arlo is assistant professor of kewl university in the u.k. he says attacks against civilians in the region have been well documented. this is one of the regions we're going to be in waves britain says the mother got use for human rights over the course of the last ten years particularly during the continent's don't use your creation against the organ in national liberation given the location of the fact that it is between or here and the somebody who knows that might suggest that this is a result of the latest contradictio

course for crude and child soldiers and the have the effect exploitation of women or daughters of al-shabaab part of the radicalize nude scenes on al-jazeera. i'm sam is a dan in doha with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera central paris has been cloaked in tear gas and smoke after fighting between protesters and riot police along a famous shopping avenue it was the violent end to demonstrations against president emanuel macron is being blamed for rising fuel prices catherine stansell reports. a wave of yet.

the same man has been threatened by al-shabaab and government.c he spends time trying to untangle the lies and falseci claims on so media, going out every day to check his sources. >> when you have more sources, you have more information. i tried to get more ent sources when an event is taking place. that is the best way i deal with fake news. fergal: getting the facts means horrors that ca engulf somalia. a year ago, 500 people were killed in mogadishu. we traced the journey hussdan made that >> as journalis, we can fe what other people feel. fergal: even standing here now i itvery, very dangerous. >> somalia is always very daerous. many insecurities, and you know, journalists are minority in somalia.th fergal: amonmurdered, this woman killed in 2015 and a mother of five. a a woman journalist, she was a particular target shabab. her husband, also a journalist, s killed three years ear by the organization. today r 19-year-old sister couple'sn.of the orphaned child >> she was the eldest daughter in our family, and i followed her example. when i gr

attack has taken place in somalia the latest was in the capital mogadishu it killed eight people al-shabaab fighters are claiming responsibility for the first attack that attack killed twenty people and it took place at a religious center in the city off. in the country those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera the new germans is coming up next just there with us. my name is wrong. i'm a newspaper editor and syrian asylum seekers in germany. i arrived in this country in two thousand and fourteen a new asylum will dictated that i should live in cologne and that evil german city that i've come to love. i'm one of nearly a million ethnic arabs who have come to germany since two thousand and fifteen freend war and violence back home. initially we received a warm reception by the germans but what happened here in this square on new year's eve two thousand and fifteen when young men said to be arab were accused of robbing and attacking german women brought that welcoming to an end german police encountered distraught women and girls or reported fights thefts and sexual assaults against women b

responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade al-shabaab has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. john al jazeera australian police say the man behind what they're calling a terror incidents in melbourne was inspired by he's been identified as. the car filled with gas cylinders in the city center on friday before stabbing him to death and wounding two others. died after being shot by police and investigators say he was known to counterterrorism officers. this individual does hold radical views and this pos point was cancelled in two thousand and fifteen when i was you assessed he planned to travel to syria his brother was arrested was terrorism fences in november two thousand and seventeen by the victorian j.c.t. today and he's currently on remand. for those offenses and since the sas went on this individual he was there were targets of the j.c.t. in terms of investigations we under tight assessment was made that while see how it held rhotic radicalized vie

so this is the kind of area the kind of targets without which al shabaab have hit before it will well fight is claimed responsibility for the for these attacks is saying that it is yet how they carried out these explosions so three car bombs oh tell me what has mogadishu been like in recent say weeks or months has there been a lot of other bombings has it been relatively quiet tell us what it's been like in the lead up to this. after the three explosions it is said that begin mean trying. i've been shoot and killed by the to. at least seventeen over seventeen people said i killed in these in this explosion is and more others injured ok mohamed ever him bringing us up to date with those multiple bombings in market issues that i thank you for that. now we are more than five weeks since the murder of jamal khashoggi and turkish police are ending their search for his body it is believed the saudi journalists body may have been disposed of using chemicals al-jazeera has launched traces of acid were found at the saudi consul general's home the kind of developments which of course have shock

it freeze and travel ban were imposed in two thousand and nine and it claims eritrea supported al-shabaab fighters in somalia the u.n. vote follows a thawing of relations between eritrea and its neighbors after years of cold a top u.s. aid to the trumpet ministration has been forced to step down from her position after being criticized by the first lady lollie of trumper disagreement with mira ricardo all a deputy national security advisor during a tour of africa tobar ricard will move into a new role within the administration those are the headlines more news in half an hour inside story is next. what's the future for libya seven years after the fall of dictator moammar gadhafi armed groups control much of this oil rich country international talks in italy aimed at uniting libya so what hope finally the peace this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program dennis for more than forty years libya was ruled with an iron fist by a dictator moammar gadhafi until his reign came to a bloody end that was in twenty eleven but since then the country's been torn by civil war two rival govern

local journalist little bit earlier as numbers muhammadiyah brimble bull he told us the group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for this attack. three car bombing explosion is. in mogadishu in the heart of mogadishu somalia on friday afternoon and the similar times explosion is in the heart of mogadishu is visual and the piece is a junction in the conditions in a makeshift junction. in an investigation department the explosion is has been to get it as a happy and yet hotel and say that trying to have has been should have been shot and killed by the security forces before the storm the hotel well it is claimed responsibility for the for these attacks is saying that it is yet how they carried out these explosions after the period.

and al-shabaab boman going to attack us killed at least twenty one people in the somali capital mogadishu car bombs exploded similar tenuously near a hotel and police headquarters witnesses say a gunman tried to storm a hotel by blowing up that security. trunk as president of syria has dissolved parliament clearing the way for a snap election in january two years ahead of schedule political crisis began two weeks ago when the president replaced the prime minister. a state of emergency has been declared in california where raging wildfires are causing widespread destruction of the six people have died tens of thousands of people have been ordered to leave the. fires destroyed the town of paradise where twenty seven thousand people were forced out well those are the headlines the news continues you know al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondents. my name is tommy lee marshall moment there i was born a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics. the u.s.s.r. . people think that when the hammer and sickle flag came down on the kremlin in december one thousand ninety one the world chan

the islamist militant group, al—shabaab, said it attacked a hotel because government officials stayedal stabbing in melbourne on friday is linked to the islamic state group. one person was killed and two others were wounded by a man before he was shot by officers. he died in hospital. federal police say the attack had been inspired by the extremist group. flash flooding south of thejordanian capital amman has killed at least four people, including a child. according to local reports, helicopters and armoured vehicles have been deployed to search for five other people, whose car was swept away by the rising waters. nearly 4000 tourists have been evacuated from the ancient city of petra and a state of emergency has been declared in the red sea port city of aqaba. president trump has arrived in france to take part in events commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of the first world war. as he arrived, he delivered a stinging rebuke of the french president emmanuel macron, and called on him to protect the eu from china, russia, and even in the united states. earlier, theresa may an

the area around police headquarters security forces shot that tried to storm a nearby hotel the al shabaab jihad group says it carried out attacks. this is use now ahead of. taking a look at the potential for it donald trump side yes indeed fail maxine waters she's a democrat most crucially the new head of the financial services committee in congress now she's already known as an adverse three to president donald trump but i need position gives him more power she can now enact subpoenas and on her radio is do it your bank a key lender to the president was his can look into documents and bank statements possibly connecting trump and russia democrats have not yet decided whether they'll subpoena dortch or or what aspects of the president's finances to look into. so how could all of this affect deutsche bank on all frankfurt financial correspondent call had risen sent us this report. as though it's a bank has its headquarters here in frankfurt of course people are talking a lot about this topic and they always have been since trump was in office and since the mother investigation and of cours

explosion happened as security forces stalked a suspicious fear call at a busy marketplace meanwhile al shabaab fighters a claimed responsibility for an earlier attack in the central city of god kyra gunmen targeted a religious center and twenty people were killed including a cleric and several of his followers. india is marking the tenth anniversary of the deadly mumbai attacks ceremonies have been held across the city to commemorate the one hundred sixty six people who were killed over three days in two thousand and ten gunmen from pakistan based group lashkar e tayyiba attacked hospitals hotels public buildings and a jewish center the mall the supreme court has counseled former president mohammed that she'd thirteen year jail sentence for terrorism the court said the island nation's first democratically elected leader was wrongfully charged and the case should not have proceeded to trial in a sheet has been living in exile in sri lanka for the last two years in september the party previously led unexpectedly won the general election. one hundred forty five whales have died after being strand

of that story in the coming hours now radicalized youth meets the young kenyan women who force al-shabaab stay with al jazeera the important thing if you are walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. we heard gunshots i was the first one to flee the heart of. the battle lasted three days and three nights and there were no prisoners at the control of the under control of the region around and that's why it was such a bloody battle an icon of conflict at the heart of the lebanese civil war beirut holiday more hotels on al-jazeera. over the. i. was. good at the top sometimes enough until where they'd all be surveyed getting all the tough pitch in the morning but. property a total joke i'm going to be so fine that i'm one and out but that's up a straight but stories like i talk about you know jump on a w w w dog gets to trade your gifts you just did many. books and you bring new issues and incidences and all the views from the streets around now keep information messages especially about issues of youth empowerment fall into extremism a probably an interview

events connected to other things which he had a dispute with in the time you know this was the strong shabaab is own back if if if i can say it and he decided that enough is enough is enough it might actually believe him to a position which you would be better in the elections because people know what he did and people definitely a good with what we did and this actually might play. to his cards. in the coming elections the u.n. security council has held an imagine seeing meeting on the conflicts and there were some highly charged statements from the representatives of israel and palestine. the security council must only condemn hamas but we condemn in the strongest possible terms this aggression by israel there is no such a thing both sides there is hamas that attacks and fires that result of this blockade which is immoral and illegal and it is inhumane and we will continue to take any measure no measure necessary to protect our people this round of violence was created as a result of a botched bizarrely military operation in the gaza strip it's very interesting for me to hear the israeli am

al-shabaab fighters in somalia saying they are responsible for killing a cleric in one thousand other people they died in an early morning car bomb and gun attack at a religious center in the city of cairo. the russian navy has reopened a shipping channel in the black sea where ukrainian sailors were shot and taken prisoner an emergency meeting of the un security council is scheduled in a few hours to discuss what ukraine is condemning as an act of aggression russian troops onix crimea from ukraine four years ago the latest tension was spotted in the care straight which connects the black sea with the sea of of ships use it to supply the ukrainian industrial city of mariupol on sunday russia used an oil tanker to block three ukrainian tugs entering the strait one of the tugs was rammed by a russian naval vessel shots were fired and the ships impounded several ukrainian sailors were wounded and at least twenty taken prisoner it rains president plans to ask his parliament to take action. martial laws introduced in order to strengthen ukraine's defense capabilities i meet increasing aggr

were killed in the capital mogadishu after a car bomb went off in a busy market earlier on monday al shabaab fighters claim responsibility for another attack which killed twenty people at a religious center in the northern city of. on the first of a spacecraft designed to study the in a depth of mars has successfully touched down on the red planet touched down transparent. masses inside rubble on a veil upon its core structure and how it was formed billions of years ago those were the headlines now it's back to the german stage and that's what i thought. the story of gabby said. has made me more curious i want to know if other arab german families have faced similar pressures and challenges. of work the point of. view her citing of. all the. website. yesterday a lot of years a friend of his and he came to germany as a business student from syria nearly six decades ago. jani therapy it is slimy among them who are now in the months ahead the you are muslim all of this but the young man on american thought so no. fear as part of the core were a little more i ask about how he raised his children

atrocities around the world john mentioned earlier you know in parts of africa and in kenya you've got al shabaab in nigeria you've got book or are there other groups in syria itself apart from most of the plenty of other violent and quote unquote extremist groups is there a danger that the focus of iceland whether it's up or down destructions from other violent actors in other parts of the world so there's two things the first is that with the focus on jihadi terrorism he united states and the government on the whole that agencies have completely ignored the rise of the extreme right to demand their domestic terrorists that our purpose. rated so that in the statistics i gave you before of the sixty five attacks and twenty seventeen thirty seven were extremely right wing it was white the majority but also if you look at the pew and the a.c.l.u. and other data that's come out from new america foundation since nine eleven seventy one percent of the terrorist attacks have been from extreme right wing with twenty six percent being jihadi so we have over focused on one thing and ignore the other but t

there was falsely accused in two thousand and nine of supporting al shabaab. and disturbing the peace in somalia not accepting the t.f.t. and supporting the u.i.c. fighting alongside you i see an awful lot of unsubstantiated allegations are made then for the last nine years they haven't been able to come up with a single iota of evidence to prove those allegations it also gives the security council that if you did fault sanctions we out of face saving from the quagmire that they created for themselves why do you think britain and other countries for so long accused eritrea of being involved with islam ists is it because of its geographical position crucial just over the over the sea from yemen as it were the horn of africa was already believe gold as an area that was conflict the burden and a hot bed for two. here is a and when you have it here you know who is a client state who was a client state of the previous administrations. it was very easy to play into that global war on terror and it was pretty much a way of supporting if you're. standing in the region

atrocities around the world john mentioned earlier you know in parts of africa and in kenya you've got al shabaab in nigeria you've got book or there are other groups in syria itself apart from the plenty of other violent and quote unquote extremist groups is there a danger that the focus of iceland whether it's up or down destructions from other violent actors in other parts of the world so there's two things the first is that with the focus on jihadi terrorism the united states and the government and all of its agencies have completely ignored the rise of the extreme right to demand their domestic terrorists that are perfect. rated so that in the statistics i gave you before of the sixty five attacks and twenty seventeen thirty seven were extremely right wing which are white the majority but also if you look at the pew and the a.c.l.u. and other data that's come out from new america foundation since nine eleven seventy one percent of the terrorist attacks have been from extreme right wing with twenty six percent being jihadi so we have over focused on one thing and ignore the other but there's

join me in thirty minutes for more news here on al-jazeera after radicalized youth daughters of al-shabaab. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon when he's follows dr moon. as returns to his hometown baghdad to give amputees the hope of walking on al-jazeera. that. was. the.

the president said that after the armed group al shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade and it's carried out a series of deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. al-jazeera. some news from yemen where government forces by the coalition they have launched a major offensive to retake the rebel held city of data and a half a million people have fled the area since june although the united nations has warned that thousands of others do remain trapped by the fighting and i would reports. on the edge of her day the battle for the territory is intensifying it is a relentless spite with both sides claiming they are making gains had data is the prize at the center nearly seventy percent of yemen's commercial imports pass through the city's poorest practically who the un supervised eight pro-government forces backed by saudi arabia say a major offensive is now underway to try to take head dated back to the fight as it was the tough remained in order.

capital happened near a hotel in the country see id police headquarters in mogadishu the armed group al-shabaab is claiming responsibility turkish police are officially ending search for a. body but will continue the criminal investigation into the saudi journalist's murder zero has learned that traces of acid were found at the saudi consul general's residence in istanbul it's believed these killers used chemicals to dispose of his body sri lanka's president or a santa has dissolved parliament clearing the way for a snap election in january a political crisis began two weeks ago when the president replaced the prime minister. australian police say the man behind what they're calling a terror incidents in melbourne was inspired by ice so he's been identified as. he crossed a car filled with gas cylinders in the city center on friday before stabbing a man to death and wounding two others those are the headlines the cure revisited is that it's. a stone with tension between you some extent protests. in the. one man has a vision for the next generation. seeking the bench away. with the. peaceful war

freeze and travel ban were imposed in two thousand and nine amid claims that eritrea supported al-shabaab fighters in somalia the u.n. vote follows a thawing of relations between eritrea and its neighbors after years of conflict. u.s. republican senator lindsey graham says he and other senators are discussing sanctions against riyadh following the killing of saudi journalist. he also described saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmond as unstable and unreliable a vote to cut assistance to riyadh for the war in yemen could also happen in weeks . stay with us witness is up next buy for now.

the islamist militant group, al—shabaab, said it carried out the attacks. a0 people were injured.tain's prime minister theresa may and the french president, emmanuel macron, have laid a wreath at the thiepval memorial in france, as part of ceremonies marking 100 years since the end of the first world war. now on bbc news — 100 years on, chris jackson looks back on tyneside‘s vital role in wwi and the impact on families on the home front in dispatches from tyneside: world war i at home. this remembrance sunday, at war memorials across the country we'll be paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. tonight, we have a remarkable insight into the impact that the great war had, not just on foreign fields, but right here on the home front on tyneside. what we're trying to do is to give some life to these people. they‘ re not just faceless names on headstones. we're not telling the history of the war, we're telling the story of the men. we hear how anxious families were kept in the dark, about how their young men came to pay the price of war. they got the famous telegram at

were killed in the capital mogadishu after a car bomb went off in a busy market earlier on monday al shabaab fighters claim responsibility for another attack which killed twenty people at a religious center in northern city of. time for a short break here al-jazeera on a come back she's done a deal on bragg's it with the e.u. but can british prime minister to resign may get politicians back home to support her plans. and we'll look back at the life and legacy of one of cinema's most daring voices the world says goodbye to but not a bit too much. and in sports a teenage driver who survived this horrific crash speaks for the first time since the accident more on that stay with us. hello again well this hour i do want to take you over here towards north america we've been dealing with a major storm system making its way across the great lakes and into the northeast this did bring blizzard conditions across much of the midwest things are improving and cold air is now coming in behind that system temporize you can see that cold air chicago minus five degrees as your high in minneapolis minus six

don't know the exact number of dead it may be more than thirty percent for that of the armed group al-shabaabis claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the u.n. backed government for over a decade has carried out deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and she. point in the capital and other cities. culture dirge on al-jazeera . a state of emergency has been declared in the u.s. state of california a raging wildfires are causing widespread destruction at least five people have died and tens of thousands of residents have been ordered to leave their homes robin is reports from westlake village. fire is ripping through southern california with high winds driving columns of flame and smoke from the mountains to the sea. tens of thousands of homes are threatened many have already been destroyed my friend's house is totally bundt i don't know but my you're fearful that your house will burn yes. ok. very. residents of the wealthy seaside enclave of malibu are fleeing under a mandatory evacuation order the fires sprang up thursday night the source is stil

the president said that after the armed group al shabaab is claiming responsibility for the attack it's been trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade and it's carried out a series of deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities. on al jazeera. and also ahead for you on this program turkish police officially on the search for the body of mud a journalist jamal khashoggi they say the investigation into his death will continue. taking the fight against pollution to space begin to tell you why scientists are about to last laser beams into the skies. however we've got some rather disturbed weather just pushing across southwestern parts of australia easing into south australia a little clump of cloud here filtering into the western side of the country and it will just make its way further east which as we go through the next few days so that saturday's picture the right starting to not into south australia for the southeast is generally dry might just see one of two coastal for showers just around new south wales