is visiting south africa after attacks on foreign owned businesses there last month how many will hadi says he is discussing the welfare of his people north korea says its latest weapons test was a news type of submarine launched ballistic missile it was fired on wednesday hours after they announced the resumption of denuclearization talks with the u.s. . those are the headlines we're back in half an hour inside story is next. iraqis march to demand jobs and improve services in the largest demonstration yet against prime minister abdullah abdullah mocking their pm is a repeat of previous protests so are iraq's leaders miss main and why isn't the government able to deliver this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program fully back to bowl iraq's barely year old government is being forced to deal with a not just nationwide protest since taking over the. riot police contain demonstrators in baghdad on wednesday 24 hours after a bonus and tear gas was fired at least 3 people died and hundreds of others were injured in baghdad as well as other cities high levels of corruption and une

always hady, we have a question as to whether there is real freedom. that is critical to a democracy. that is one of the things i feel very strongly about. anything that has necessarily happened in the past. >> do you feel the country is ready for the 2020 election and security? rep. johnson: i can't say we are that confident. we want everyone to have a fair chance to have their votes counted. it does test whether or not we are focused on the right interpretation. freedom of speech is one thing. accuracy might have a challenge. >> we wanted to talk about what the executive ranch might have to do. there are things that can be done to raise awareness. do you agree? the executive -- you have to start off with a clear platform. it is possible, if we have people in place, looking for a way to get around. you want to be honest to be honest. 5g, is thisomes to country ready for this new technology? i am not sure i can answer that a yes or no. i think our readiness will depend on whether or not we have the scale to protect the people. sure we can be honest and

turktu has never beents concerned isis oral quiedaal or other ji hadi groups. sort of downgrading ointhe isis threat in the united states as actually a benefit tthem because some pressure would be lifted from even turkey's operations in sya. >> sreenivasan: so wsot does this s to tength that the united states has in ththe regin and perhaps any sort of long-term kind of moral authorit >> well, i think it will give president trump greater assurance continue what he is doing. you know, he can talk tough but it is res ly withdrawing frome egion. make the case that the united states can do piacn prik a to pactect self like killing of baghdadi without having a very big footprint on the ground. this is a major move back from the doctrine that president george bush put on the ground of a massive u.s. esence in order to protect the united states. and you know frankly, hari, think the g issue here was not isis, was the syrian forces. 60,000 forces, snd militia, 70 shall-- 60,000 that essentially belonged to the united states. and we were maintaid on the ground with fever

them, and that's v'sy nice that they would use him, you know, and relay their experiences that they hadi him. >> but you haven't always loved it, meghan. >> i iemember when he was orge wallace, when he was accused of being racist for eve attemptingn against the first african-american candidate, andndagain, my mom is much more forgiving than am, and i remember people taking real low blows and low shots at him, and i also appreciate people respecting and bringing him up, but i also think that him so much and demonizedized mitt romney so much, maybe it diwouldn't have bred the f ground for trump because trump didn't juscome. it took a long time to get there, so people now show these to reach across the aisle, toing work alongside -- he was a truly decent, wonrf man. i'm not justjuayinthat because and now we have sowho has, i believe, no character, no diipline, has no interest inwo ing with the other side, and i think that it was the beginning of it, if we look back now in the past 1010ears. >> donald trump has raised your dad's legacy negatively seven times since his passing. what is it tha

fairjustice here but given the way the media has slanted this narrative, they have created this myth to hadin and another nail everyone is convinced he is guilty. no evidence has been presented. the photograph, the facebook messages that we think are not his and if you look at the english, he does not write english that way and then the interviews, i believe were conducted under duress. no idea what is happening in theirjail under duress. no idea what is happening in their jail cells under duress. no idea what is happening in theirjail cells and i think torture happens to web jail cells in abilities. no evidence is solid. if there is, you say about denial, i don't believe i am in denial. i would denial, i don't believe i am in denial. iwould be denial, i don't believe i am in denial. i would be the first to stand up and condemn him if you showed me some serious evidence. you have also had to live with the criminal prosecution brought against yourselves which culminated in the summer yourselves which culminated in the summer of this year with you being found guilty, convicted of one charge un

commitment from investors the governor of a yemeni island attacked by separatists has called on president hadi to intervene fighters from the u.a.e. backed southern transitional council attempted to storm the government compound on so culture island a source in the yemeni government has told them to 0 that they also attacked civilians and have cut off main roads he described the attack as the 1st cool against the riyadh brokered power sharing agreement between the government and southern separatists. the findings of a public inquiry into london's grenfell tarr fire have been released 72 people were killed in the tragedy 2 years ago it was the biggest single loss of life in london since the 2nd world war well the report says that one of the major failings was a fire brigade policy called stay put where residents were advised by telephone to stay in their apartments and wait for rescue instead of being told to escape the report also accuses the brigade's commissioner danny cotton of remarkable insensitivity for saying that she would not have changed the way her team responded to the tragedy the

here coming up, the eu president accuses the uk in engaging in a stupid blame game as brexit talks hadi talks hit a stall. . >> welcome back to "street signs. irish prime minister said, quote, it will be very difficult to secure brexit by next week after a downing street source said angela merkel believes that it overwhelmingly unlikely willem joins us live for anyone hoping for a brexit deal, the last 24 hours have been pretty crushing >> i think that is a fair assessment it has had an impact if you hear the language, you've mentioned talking about the wide differences on two sides amid the concept between the people of ireland and the idea about how that might work. you listen to people like the parliamentary president for europe he came out with a scathing set of comments after that meeting saying the proposals the uk set forward last week, you listen to the president of the eu council, he'll be hosting the meeting as they are trying to hash out a deal he accused boris johnson of a stupid blame game if the talks break down the commission president with an interview talked also about

24 and david daniels shot the video for large man in a halloween mask pouring milk over his naked haditracked him down when he posted the video later that night and they were charged with indecent exposure. what's the defense here? >> the naked guy had a mask on so identifying him when he has a mask on and he is naked let's just look at the case. some of that harder to identify. the issues he's covered in milk and there's regular milk and chocolate milk. anyone who wants to identify this guy has to identify them to the mask into the milk. >> i think the optical illusions are clearly on the defensive side. >> it's a hoax or something. it's a victimless crime. are you going to lock people up for those? >> not guilty. >> not guilty. kennedy: not guilty is absolutely right number four in new jersey woman burns down the man's home after he all invited her over for a late-night booty call but fell asleep. she became enraged after her suitor failed to answer the door. she drove to a local gas station bought lighter fluid and a lighter and let his house on fire while she slept she texted him a

way but clearly north korea is improving their delivery capabilities and i jewish president mohamed hadi is visiting south africa a wave of attacks against foreign owned businesses xenophobia violence in south africa was against people against other africans including nigerians the violence said in september prompted nigeria to repatch 8600 of its citizens president rouhani says he will use the visit to talk about the welfare of nigerians in south africa for me to millet joins us now from for to pretoria sofa meeting and it's the 1st meeting between the leaders of africa's to launch just economies what are we expecting. well house and this is the 1st meeting between the south african president and nigerian counterparts and 2013 so this is an important meeting that we understand will deal with a number of issues but primarily economic and political relations these 2 countries are the 2 biggest economies in the continent and south africa imports at least $2000000000.00 worth of crude oil south africa also has interests in nigeria so this this meeting is really about deepening and strengthe

than it hady closer been in 2012 when the national polls were suggesting a closer and romney obama that went, yeah, but what you 40 -- you know, basically states went exactly the way we thought. there were six, seven states were going to be close. guess what, they were close. three where e were everything was wrong. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. a whole two spend hours talking about those three, -- and it was e state-level polling. things one of the good that's unfortunately happened is polls are commodities. people think one poll is as good another. well, shoot, that's like one car is good as another. know, at's -- you absolutely not true. there are polls -- you know, you network polls, you know, the telephone ones. is a little more problematic and they could have done well and done badly and done badly. ut of the telephone polls that post"", fox ison a good poll, "wall street journal" is a good one. these polls are high-quality polls. polls.e very expensive i think they're trustworthy. universities. there are some lousy polls out there that i would -- i don't -- quote l never see

minister adel abdul mahdi may soon be ousted, after his two main political backers, muqtada al-sadr and hadi al-amiri, agreed to work together to remove madhi from office in response to the growing protests. in haiti, anti-government protests have entered their seventh week as thousands of people again took to the streets of port-au-prince monday to demand the ouster of president jovenel moise. at least 20 people have been killed amid the ongoing protests, which have also shuttered schools for two million children across haiti. in northern syria, the russian brokered cease-fire between turkey and syrian kurdish fighters expired tuesday night, threatening to reignite fighting in the region. the turkish invasion began after president trump abruptly withdrew u.s. troops from parts of northern syria, clearing the way for the turkish offensive. the turkish president claimed today that syrian kurdish fighters had not fully withdrawn from the area nene the turkikish border, and said joint turkish russian patrols would resume border's on friday. the u.s. house of representatives overwhelmingly voted

president's office this is where the cheerleaders are meeting and you can see while coming ceremony for blue hadi on the waiting. for me to mila is input toria now with the latest. it's expected that the presidents of south africa and nigeria will discuss political and economic ties south africa and nigeria have a long standing relationship and they say this is a meeting that's meant to strengthen those ties based on the 2 countries history these are 2 of the biggest economies the 2 largest in fact in africa this is an important relationship but this meeting also comes just a month after a wave of dinner phobic attacks in south africa where people from other african states as well as asians were targeted in attacks with south africans were saying that people from other countries are stealing jobs and that it's harming the economy now the selectric and government has acknowledged that the issue of illegal migrants in south africa is one that has to be dealt with but has also been in a position where it's apologized to countries like nigeria for those attacks now the south african government says t

republicans who came to this conclusion, and i know this because some of them kept hadies, decided that they no choice, despite the fact that their constituents would not be happy, but to remove this man because he was a threat to our constitution. men, there is a very important woman in the story, and this will surprise you, her name was robert jordan -- barbara jordan. she was not prepared to impeach nixon. she was among those who was uncertain. republican andhe southern democrats about this. ultimately she made her decision. part of a small group that rewrote the articles of impeachment. she did not make up her mind until late in the process. the huge burden of making this decision rested on her shoulder. she knew that as a constitutional officer she owed it to the american people not to choose on party but on principle. the rest of this group were men, they were white, and they were from various parts of this country. they were people we necessarily would like for other reasons. for example, one of them was george wallace's campaign manager in the 1968 campaign. his name was walter

government back together by fostering negotiations between the southern transitional council and the hadi government. they're about to get an agreement on that. they have a de-escalation with the houthis that actually appears to be taking hold. at our encouragement, they gave last month $500 million to humanitarian assistance in yemen. so, let's say that saudi two has some way to come, some room for improvements in terms of human rights, but they're working on it. they are putting together a committee on trafficking human persons to look into this more closely. so they don't have some sort of bad rating next year, assessment, from the u.s. government next year. i actually think they are making an effort and in some places succeeding. >> so, it's an interest but looks like there's lots of room to go. we still have dissidents in jail. we still have lots of conversation about torture and abuse that they're suffering. we still have a crown prince that has not been held accountable. so, yeah, progress, great, but we're not where we need to be and i think we need to continue to pressure and pus

remember, islamic state was ajee hadi group. but there were other jihadi groups populating the civil war. we saw a group in idlib that was very much at odds with isis. they were fighting isis. this would not have been friendly territory at all for a man like abu bakr al baghdadi. that's why people are so surprised by this. this wasn't a safe place to be. he might have been ratted out. this is a place that would have been really hostile. also of course the timing is interesting. it seems to be coming right on the back of president trump withdrawing from northern syria, withdrawing his troops and moving out, allowing the turks to move in. the turks had lots of connections with these rebel elements in idlib province. in fact, when the turks moved in, it was militia groups, a lot of them, jihadi groups from idlib province that was the tip of the spear. they were doing a lot of fighting on the ground. the turks and erdogan had a lot of connections there. >> matt, in the past, reports of his demise were mature. he was absent five year