happening but was kidnapped by militants after crossing the border through supporters of a jailed shiite cleric in nigeria say security forces have shot dead more than forty five of their protesters since monday the islamic movement of nigeria has been calling for the release of its leader ibrahim zuck sakhi but the military says he is a security risk and has met their demonstrations in the capital of with live fire. almost every minute another corpse arrives tearful relatives have gathered outside what is normally an islamic school but now functions as a mortuary they're still in shock. so why don't you know i'm heartbroken that my older brother isn't here anymore. and the us also came here to say goodbye he watched as soldiers shot his twenty year old son before his eyes the father insists he was unarmed and peaceful. you know what you saw it in the. absolutely shocked by the actions of the nigerian military not all soldiers behave like that it's but those who did this to me they're not soldiers. they're terrorists. have been. an ass and his son been known to the so-called islamic move

determined to silence her critics we have a special report also coming up supporters of her jailed shiite cleric in nigeria bury their dead after the military opens fire on a demonstration in the capital the army says he and his group are a threat to national security but critics fear the crackdown is producing a new generation of radical. hello and welcome i'm the thought she. to journalists in myanmar how jailed in connection with their reporting of the rohingya crisis are expected to file a piece this week the roaches reporters valon and charles who was sentenced to seven years in prison while investigating the alleged massacre overhang of muslims during a military crackdown last year there was widespread international condemnation of the trial did obvious southeast asia correspondent boston hotting reports that appears to be a wider push by the me and my government to stifle the freedom of the press. worker strike on the outskirts of yangon. things get heated when protesters confront the police. lying tits and why is right in the middle reporting it live on facebook. but situations li

since then, the shiites demand the release of their leader. it was also orderered by a couo, but he remains in custodydy, is the goverernment ststill sees hs a national security t threat and therefore, clashes between security forces and his supporters keep on escalating. >> they'll footage shohows that e e latest prorotest started u p peacacefully, then i individuals threrew stonenes and soldiererst into the crorowd. ththe army s says they were ford to defend themselves. >> this movement is supported by iraq. what they are doing, they have a lot of money to do it. yoyou have a country where a anr countrtry is supporting a g grop there that wiwill compromise our cucurity. this group. >> experts fear this production could be correct, but they also say the military could be to blame. violent crackdowns by the army are what radicalizized the boko haram almost a decade ago. since then, they have killed tens of thousands of peoeople. >> we don''t allow peaceful protest, you might push a group to go into carrying arms. when you look at the history o

an ass and his son belong to the so-called islamic movement of nigeria a shiite group whose followers have repeatedly been targeted by authorities. three years ago the army a text the house of their leader threw him in prison and killed more than three hundred of his followers since then the shiites demand the release of their leader shake him sack sakhi which was also ordered by of course but he remains in custody because the government still sees him as a national security threat and therefore fleshes between security forces and his supporters keep on escalating redo food it shows that the latest protests started out peacefully then individual people threw stones and soldiers responded by shooting into the crowds the army says they were forced to defend themselves against a growing threat. this will bring this supported by iran. would have a lot of money. to do it's. the. tree is supporting the group. this group if it is. them are experts fear this prediction could be correct but they also say the military could be to blame while unkrich down by the army i what radicalized almost a

an integral part of the penal code not only convicted terrorists are sentenced to death but also shiite academics for example or adulterers homosexuality is treated as a criminal offense if women wish to renew their passport or open a bank account they need permission from their husbands fathers or uncles. but the first tentative hints of reform have emerged in two thousand and three there was a so-called national dialogue with other islamist groups like the shiites and sufi's. in twenty fifteen women had their first chance to vote and even run as a candidate al be it only in local elections and campaign posters with images of women were forbidden. the first woman to serve as ambassador to saudi arabia assumed her position a few days ago belgium's dominique munira despite such creeping reforms saudi arabia remains an absolute monarchy the fates of abdulla. and mohamed. are proof of this. going to snigger auction last night struggling leverkusen host of the league's worst team took guard on the home side prevails to nail bringing the match to life in the second half thanks to a brace by

gathering all the shiites right and then claiming that shiites are entitled. for the sake of islam has been a sensitive issue which has been of course under tension of the government and the international community. i hear you i know ali you want to jump in there for a moment well i mean i think that's the nature of the issue where ever they are unfortunately you. are a sectarian force but at the same time like if we're talking about the issue of tax then you have to you know admit that at the same time that she was under attack which was heavily under attack it was literally one of the safest neighborhoods in kabul no one ever thought that it would come to the level where sports clubs would be attacked where it would be attacked where the centers for the for the college entrance exam would be attacked at the same time we saw the city of jalalabad coming under repeated attack as well by forces also claiming to be dying so this is my point is that they're really trying to spread the war in into areas that people wouldn't have imagined before and so the question

more than 2 million christians, over a million and a half shiites, a million and a half sunni and 500,000 2 million syrians, all living and somehow getting along, kind of, in a country the size of connecticut. but along its borders the country has what you might call serious neighbor issues. isis in syria threatening to expand into lebanon. >> isis in many ways is something we have never really seen before. a really large well organized well equipped terrorist army. >> the country simply can't take any more. >> a quarter of lebanon's population is now syrian. that is the equivalent of the u.s. taking in 83 million syrians. >> the real fear is that violence cross the border now spilling into an already fragile area. >> beirut struggles to put a lid on the simmering sectarian tensions. ♪ >> the aftermath of beirut and some of the flashes. ♪ >> exchange for shia as two palestinian brothers were shot. ♪ >> here block by block you see the scars from the 15 year civil war that only ended in the 90s. but also nightclubs, discos, beaches, bikinis, where much of the arab world comes to let their h

groups were barred from the vote this is the ruling family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in two thousand and eleven. and a new study in brazil says the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data calls illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rain forest plays a key role in regulating the earth's temperature. and finally it's a challenge reserved only for athletes looking for the extreme the old men desert marathon runners from all corners of the globe tested themselves on the one hundred sixty five kilometer course in the b. diet desert more of an adventure than a foot race the runners had to carry their own equipment like sleeping bags food and of course water the sixty age marathon took runners in the night left only with flashlights guiding their way at daybreak with immense jews extending beyond the horizon iraq was rushing to. finish first with a time of fourteen hours twenty three minutes and forty two seconds and his compatriot as easily won the wom

groups were barred from the vote these sunni ruling family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in two thousand and eleven. violence has flared in central paris as thousands joined protests against planned increases in fuel taxes riot police used water cannon and tear gas to clear the streets truck drivers angry of the tax hikes have been in the forefront of the protests. protesters in trucker style yellow safety vests set up a barricade on the iconic songs and he say then police arrived many of the demonstrators come from outside paris and say a new tax on motor fuel meant to cut consumption and pollution in big cities will affect them disproportionately others say they're angry about economic policies that favor business and the rich and. all the big companies should pay taxes like everybody else and also the big bosses and the rich should pay wealth taxes the government suppressed the wealth tax and now they make the ordinary people pay that's not normal. but france's interior minister blames the on rest on the far right moving the leader of the populist anti imm

from the vote the sunni ruling out how they thought family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in two thousand and eleven. and a new study in brazil says that this struction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data can calls illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rainforest plays a key role in regulating the earth's temperature. violence has flared in central paris as thousands joined protests against planned increases in fuel taxes riot police used water cannon and tear gas to clear the streets truck drivers angry of the tax hikes have been in the forefront of the protests. protesters and trucker style yellow safety vests set up a barricade on the iconic songs and he say then police arrived many of the demonstrators come from outside paris and say new tax on motor fuel meant to cut consumption and pollution in big cities will affect them disproportionately others say they're angry about economic policies that favor business and the rich of. all the big companies should

groups were barred from the vote the sunni ruling family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in twenty seven. and you study in brazil says the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data calls illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rain forest plays a key role in regulating the temperature. football now and by noon it's been just continue after they conceded an injury time to draw three three with disallowed off. scored all three of goals to keep the pressure on by and coach mikel coverts he does well received auckland had their work cut out in winning two one at mines here to berlin struck late in and three three draw with hoffenheim second place frankfurt continued their good form an outspoken forsberg also won with leverkusen prevailing on friday shall co-host nuremberg later and there are two games on sunday. this is a challenge only for thieves looking for the extreme the. marathon runners from all corners of the globe tested themselves on the one hundre

most of them were minority shiite muslims. the bombing was condemned as an act of terrorism. >>> many people are using thanksgiving to give back to their communities. in east oakland, it was a combination of motorcycles and hot holiday meals. the good fellas motorcycle club hosted a thanksgiving meal yesterday and. they set up delicious tables of food p volunteers dished out turkey and stuffing and oakland mayor libby schaaf stopped by for a visit. >>> and people were bringing meals to people who need it. meals on wheels delivered thanksgiving dinners to 2600 homebound senior citizens, many live on an income of less than 1,000 a month. they say thanksgiving is the favorite time of the year. >>> and students of the oakland school of the arts prepared a 5 star quality meal to the homeless, delivering invitations for those camping out in emeryville. those who accepted were treated to a fancy thanksgiving feast complete with fine china and table cloths. >>> the fire is close to being fully contained. one more death is confirmed. t

saudi arabia has other concerns as well,, the huthi population next to the pocket saudi border, and a shiite population in the south of saudi arabia. saudi arabia is worried about what that might mean if the huthis control large current data chunks of territory. also broader questions about iranian influence in the waters here off the coast of yemen. that is something that worries many countries including the u.s., which is why they continue to back the saudi coalition in the war in yemen. so there are broader issues around hodeida as well. is all happening as there are attempts to resume peace talks. what impact will this have on the process as a result? >> it's a classic dynamic, one that we have seen in many conflicts, two sides intensifying attacks as an attempt to get diplomatic leverage just before peace talks. that happened in geneva repeatedly when it came to the syrian crisis. the question is will they take on their own spiral and go out of control, or will the humanitarian catastrophe focus minds and get those two sides to stockholm at the end of the month? they will be aware of wh

the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage now he wants to raise them. but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught what our u.s. believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs. ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction in mosul they sowed hatred in people's hearts. by a sniper's even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers came to rescue the children they were ambushed. was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces closed in the baby survived but lost his arm he's just eight months old and no one knows what's happened to his parents and he don't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles at eight months but he can't because he's missing an arm and means that he's often ill and needs a lot of care you have to move data from one of the key word here there are many such sad stori

gathering all the shiites and then claiming that shiites are entitled and they are targeting for thesake of islam has been a sensitive issue which has been of course under tension of the government and international. i hear you i know ali you want to jump in there for a moment well i mean i think that's the nature of the issue where ever they are unfortunately you. are a sectarian force but at the same time like if we're talking about the issue of tax then you have to you know admit that at the same time that she was under attack which was heavily under attack it was literally one of the safest neighborhoods in kabul no one ever thought that it would come to the level where sports clubs would be attacked where it would be attacked where the centers for the for the college entrance exam would be attacked at the same time we saw the city of jalalabad coming under repeated attack as well by forces also claiming to be dying so this is my point is that they're really trying to spread the war in into areas that people wouldn't have imagined before and so the question then is what to do abo

gatherings all the shiites and then claiming the shiites are entitled. for the sake of islam has been a sensitive issue which has been of course under tension of the government and international. i hear you i know al you want to jump in there for a moment well i mean i think that's the nature of the issue where ever they are unfortunately you. are a sectarian force but at the same time like if we're talking about the issue of tax then you have to you know admit that at the same time that she was under attack which was heavily under attack it was literally one of the safest neighborhoods in kabul no one ever thought that it would come to the level where sports clubs would be attacked were would be attacked where the centers for the for the college entrance exam would be attacked at the same time we saw the city of jalalabad coming under repeated attack as well by forces also claiming to be dying so this is my point is that they're really trying to spread the war in into areas that people wouldn't have imagined before and so the question then is what to do

gatherings of the shiites and then claiming that shiites are entitled and they are targeting for the sake of islam has been a sensitive issue which has been of course under attention of the government and the international community i hear you i know ali you want to jump in there for a moment well i mean i think that's the nature of the issue wherever they are unfortunately. you are a sectarian force but at the same time like if we're talking about tact then you have to you know admit that at the same time that she was under attack which was heavily under attack it was literally one of the safest neighborhoods in kabul no one ever thought that it would come to the level where sports clubs would be attacked were measured would be attacked where the centers for the for the college entrance exam would be attacked at the same time we saw the city of jalalabad coming under repeated attack as well by forces also claiming to be diet so this is my point is that they're really trying to spread the war in into areas that people wouldn't have imagined before and so the question then is what to

air attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims all over this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only. drive the whole suffered the same thing would become plain but it's of the countries suffering. same thing every day with afghan security forces just paying a high price in a day to secure this country the afghan army chief says is already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza new province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to al-jazeera. still ahead for you on the program a summit to end seven years of fighting libyan leaders and foreign powers arrive for talks in a silly in city of atlanta also. i'm adrian brown in shanghai where i experts warn the country is facing a myopia epidemic but the solution could be simple find out why here on al-jazeera . and i will it may have been thirty f

attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of guys me the has are as a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims. this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only. drive the whole suffered the same thing would become plain but it's of the country suffering the same thing every day with afghan security forces just paying a high price eroded to skew this country the afghan army chief says is already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza new province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to al-jazeera. investigators in the northern california town of paradise have been searching for human remains in what's now the deadliest wildfire in the u.s. state's history at least forty two people died in the town and surrounding area when a huge fire swept through a day a mobile d.n.a. lab has been used to identify victims the town is home to twenty seven thousand people a

air attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims oh this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only tribal whole suffered the same thing would become plain but it's of the country. the same thing every day the afghan security forces just paying a high price to this country the afghan army chief says it's already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to me province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to al-jazeera. the pressure is growing on saudi arabia to reveal the details of journalist g.'s murder the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh and met with king sandman he is urging the government to fully cooperate with turkish investigators a spokesman for british prime minister theresa may says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the her sha

air attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of guys me the has a shiiteminority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims. this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only tribal who suffered the same thing with their complaint but it's of the country suffering the same thing every day with afghan security forces just paying a high price to skew this country the afghan army chief says is already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza new province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to al-jazeera there is more political chaos in sri lanka are opposition parties now want the supreme court to review the president's snap election kohl president they're part of the descent of fired and replaced the prime minister last month and he dissolved parliament last week after his attempts to secure a majority fails. we should live in. certain members from both sides made statements

attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has are as a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims. this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only drive the whole suffered the same thing would become plame but it's of the countries suffering the same thing every. the afghan security forces just being a high price to secure this country the afghan army chief says it's already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza the province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to zero. two opposition leaders and democratic republic of congo have withdrawn from the deal to support one candidate and next month's presidential election six opposition figures had agreed to back martin for you as their candidate in the long delayed polls but to pull out offer some opposition supporters protested in kinshasa over the choice offer you a new president joseph kabila i

air attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has a shiiteinority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims. this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only. drive the whole suffered the same thing would they complain but it's of the country suffering the same thing. every day with afghan security forces just being a high price to this country the afghan army chief says he's already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza in the province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to zero. north korea's nuclear ballistic missile program seems to be continuing even though u.s. president donald trump says it stopped a u.s. think tank has identified sixteen hidden bases mostly in remote mountainous areas the report was based on new images from commercial satellites and improvements seem to have been made at more than a dozen of the bases the network has already know

s very dearly this year to effectively ban them prominent members a shiite dominated opposition party is a serving long prison sentences. police in haiti have fired tear gas on protesters after almost a week of demonstrations there demanding the resignation of president. and they wanted to billion dollar corruption scandal investigated spain's prime minister says a deal being reached over gibraltar ahead of a crucial e.u. summit in brussels it paves the way for tourism a and to sign a final deal over the weekend right up to date those are the latest headlines from a ferret out as they are coming up next is outfront. we understand the different strains. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. what happened to i saw as a threat disappeared have they been defeated or are we kidding ourselves and outfront special. despite the horrific attack in kabul this week studies show that twenty seventeen was the third consecutive year when the number of terrorist attacks arou

symbols related to the shiite militia there but it just goes to show just how complex the story of jamal casualties murder is that it goes far beyond just the simple murder even greater than the international political implications of its obviously the business ties to it and now there is a lot of focus being placed on the war in yemen and how maybe this murder can be used in order to push the saudis to concede at least and possibly save the lives of thousands of more innocent people in yemen. to manage share life worse in his temples nice to me now aid agencies and medical specialists are warning the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo could spread to neighboring countries it is the worst outbreak there in the country's history with three hundred nineteen confirmed and probabl probable cases and a death toll of more than two hundred people the star has more. this is the tenth ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo but this one is the west and the wilds fast in a conflict zone. since twenty fourteen about two thousand people have been killed in northeast india

s voted earlier this year to effectively ban them prominent members a shiite dominated opposition party is a serving long prison sentences. police in haiti have fired tear gas on protesters almost a week of demonstrations there demanding the resignation of president. and they wanted two billion dollar corruption scandal investigated spain's prime minister says a deal being reached over gibraltar ahead of a crucial e.u. summit in brussels it paves the way victories in may and deeds is to sign a final breck's it deal over the weekend right up to date those are the latest headlines from our series al-jazeera tomming up next is outfront. we understand the different things. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter where you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. what happened to i saw as a threat disappeared have they been defeated we're all we kidding ourselves and upfront special. despite the horrific attack in kabul this week studies show that twenty seventeen was the third consecutive year when the number of ter

attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has are as a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims all over this has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only. tribal whole suffered the same thing would they complain but it's of the country. suffering the same thing every day with afghan security forces just paying a high price to skew this country the afghan army chief says is already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza the province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to a zero on ash lanka supreme court has been hearing a challenge the president's decision to call a snap election president might have bought a series cena triggered a major political crisis last month when he fired and replaced the prime minister on friday he dissolved parliament and called for snap elections in january after his attempts to secure a majority first party faile

minister was close to announcing his government at the end of october but a new obstacle emerged the shiite political party has is insisting that one of its sunday allies be given a seat and at this showing no signs of compromise. how do you blame the iranian backed group of not just blocking the government's formation but attempting to marginalize the sunni muslim community. no one is allowed to accuse others of marginalizing a sect when they themselves are marginalizing a sect i will never allow the tie if a cord to be violated and create norms for ruling the country and trespassing the constitutional powers of the president and the prime minister how do you he is considered the leader of lebanon sunni community and the sectarian based power sharing system of government attempts to break his monopoly are angering his supporters. the sunni. are going to form the government. they want more ministers and they want to. see if they will never be a government we all know the party blocking the formation but no one dares to speak . how did he emerged a weaker figure after elections earlier this

attacks against the taliban in two districts in the southeastern province of gaza me the has oras a shiite minority group dominate the districts they've been fighting the taliban who are sunni muslims on. the. has raised fears of a spike in sectarian violence in the war weary country and concerns the government isn't doing enough it's not only. tribal who will suffer the same thing with the company but it is of the country's suffering the same thing every day with afghan security forces just paying a high price to this country the afghan army chief says is already lost soldiers additional ground troops are being deployed to gaza new province and u.s. forces are assisting the offensive by air natasha going to al-jazeera. now two democratic republic of congo opposition leaders of pulled out of a deal to unite under one candidate for next month's election several opposition leaders it initially agreed to give up their candidacies so they could back businessmen much info you knew in his bid to succeed president joseph kabila but both felix to she k.t. and they may have now pulled out because t

fighting between saudi led coalition forces and shiite rebels flared up again today, despite u.n. for a cease-fire. the fighting undermines the latest u.n. efforts to end the three-year war. tens of thousands have been killed and much of the country has been pushed to the brink of starvation. onld news 24 hours per day air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. -- shery: mark, thank you. i was going through twitter last night, lock her up was trending and it wasn't in relation to hillary clinton, it was about ivanka trump using her personal email for official white house matters. of course, this written plays into social media and now house democrats are threatening to investigate her email use, according to the post. right, this bombshell "washington post" report that came out, in which the first daughter used private you has to arrange scheduling, according to her spokesperson and her attorney. she says that once she was informed of the procedures at the white house that she immediately started to use t

america and countries in the middle east we were clearly tilting towards the sunni nations against the shiitesn iran. there are friendly gestures and friendly openings between isreal and saudi arabia which was almost unthinkable 25 years ago or ten years ago the fact that all of this is happening seemed very interesting and the possibility that we were breaking open something that was very sclerotic. two things that really can't happen now we know too much about the recklessness at the very minimum, the recklessness and possible psychopathy but turkey just through 15,000 journalists in jail. it's not as erdogan is some friend of free speech. >> that's exactly what general mccaffrey was saying here. this is definitely your space here add in iran and you really don't have much to pick from. >> right we have problems with turkey, first of all, over the operation in syria, over their border because the best fighting force that the u.s. is allied with are the kurds and the turks are upset about that of course, we have the biggest issue between us and turkey is the fact that the turkish government,

most of the victims were minority shiite moslems. the prime minister condemned the bombing calling it an act of terrorism. >>> the fire is chose to full containment in butte county, but one more death was confirmed and that raised the number to 81 people. it's burned 240 square miles and 19,000 buildings were destroyed including 14,000 homes. the fire is 95% contained. recovery crews are working nonstop and did not slow down even on and holiday. >> we haven't taken a day off. we have 820 people in the field who are continuing our search efforts, and we have over 100 law enforcement officers who are protecting those areas that are evacuated. in a in adddition to that -- in adddition to that, i have personnel out in the area keeping the community safe. >> his office is determined to keep people loving in the county to move forward. and they've put out most of the flames. >>> and they've released an interactive map for people living in the fire zone, you can type in the address to check on whether the property or home was damaged. unfor

most of the people killed were shiite muslims. they condemned the bombing said it was an act of terrorism. >>> a man arrested on charges of arson bellinger shows him doing construction work. he is 45 years old and known as fahim bay. they site posts on social media is one of the ways they identified bellinger. >> he's charged with maliciously starting the hollis fire in oakland, and bellinger's dna was found on a smudge from a windowsill and a rag that was stuffed no a gasoline container. >>> the charges have been brought for one of the arson and there are others being investigated to see if this individual might be responsible for those. >>> the mayor is talking about several construction arson fires to hit the oakland emeryville area in the past two years like the 126 unit ice house for a that start an hour before the hollis fire and the one on valdez street. he hasn't been charged with any other arson, he spent time in jail for kidnapping and robbery. in a letter to 2006, he linked himself to the notorious bay area family indic

there was these unbelievable scenes, shiites that had been murdered under saddam. they would come and try and find the remains of the leptons. they can never really publicly grief at that time. there was chaos all across the country. there were after the fall of the regime, people were looting and stealing things, sometimes that leads to fires. there was a fire in this factory. this woman was looking for her husband. as the war went on, you can attest to the amount of expulsions that happened almost every day. we would basically sit and wait. we would hear an extortion, everyone would run up to the roof and look on the horizon for the smoke. we would run toward the bomb. and try to find it and cover it. if we got there early enough, we could cover it and if we got there after the american troops and the iraqis had cordoned off the area, we couldn't do anything. >> where is the explosion? >> we all want that. so in this particular occasion, this is a father with the body of his son. i had heard there were iraq the men who were trying to sign up to be police. this ha

the sunnis were against the shiites in iran? they will defend anything now. why? >> you saw this administration go all in on saudi arabia early despite all the terrible, erratic things they've done under the leadership of the crown prince and they keep doubling down on it. >> is this the son-in-law? >> the president's son-in-law? >> jared? >> i think that's a good question. the american people don't know whether it's about saudi financing of the trfrp real estate empire. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, nancy pelosi wins at least the first round in her fight for the speaker's gavel. if she pulls it off in january, what kind of house will she be leading? will we see a fully functioning body? this is "hardball" where the action is. ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12

sunni leaders in iraq began to warn against the intervention of neighboring shiite iran in the internal affairs of their country. they feared a sectarian war which would lead the country into a spiral of violence and arguably make division the only option. when you're confused. why d.m.v. . kind of you're on my idea we're here and i'm no wired what damon. and. william brady are. why the levy has a job or if it's not part of fear. ab initio. or sin. so for you what do you do and if you are. why. i have made here all of this. and what. you. when i sat down with a ship bellows i want to get them all one has it all one under the one him it so will hold. them out i'm so ill if you don't want to see the old boy as he was just a man to be in a billet i don't like you to bury it so it was that the new i'm all in the woman has haven't yet it all to democracy that all how muted to feel in democracy that it all well the mochas you need that i hope and those they let me have this to us so that don't hurt. the kurds managed to achieve autonomy in the kurdistan region of iraq in two thousand and five

the druze can't but this is a crazy case where america is arming the allies of the iranian's, the shiite militias giving them tanks instead of helping their own allies, the kurds. this thinking comes from being unwilling to recognize there is such a thing as a nation. it is an existing entity of people who are mutually loyal to one another with their own traditions and cultures, we can't give them all independence, you can afford to be more humane if we understood the principle of national freedom and try to bring peace to at least some parts of the world that don't know peace by redrawing the borders according to national and religious lines. >> i think we have time for questions. microphone in the back. let's go to the woman in front, if you can wait while the microphone circulates around. i would ask you answer and -- asked the question in the form of a question indifference to everyone else. >> it is related to the question ted asked on the morality. i understand different cultures and people have different definitions of morality but i always struggled with the idea of recognizing i