at northeastern university thanks so much your time. now staying with syria at the pentagon says it's not ready to release video evidence to back up its claim that the leader of islamic state has been killed in a u.s. military operation in libya now staying with syria the pentagon says it's not ready to release video evidence to back up its claim that the leader of islamic state has been killed in a u.s. military operation in a province senior american officials are also warning that the death of abu bakar a province senior american officials are also warning that the death of. the does does not fundamentally change the security seriously. in the country in the country 3. big as your dad is or maybe then a transporter of entry transports your friend to a secure facility to come to somebody to confirm his identity with forensic d.n.a. testing and the disposal of his remains is been firms identity with forensic d.n.a. testing and the disposal of his remains has been done is complete and was handled appropriately we do have video photos we

max abrahms is associate professor of political science at northeastern university in boston, massachusettsritten about the role al—baghdadi played in the so—called islamic state. he gave me his assessment. this is obviously a huge new story. islamic state was able to terrorise the world in a way that no other terrorist group has. it was a very wealthy group, raking in $1 billion a year. it controlled territory in iraq and syria, the size of great britain. between 9—12 million people under its rule. it attracted foreign fighters from 110 countries. 40,000 of them, more than four times the number mujahideen in afghanistan in the ‘80s. this is a group that nearly overran major parts of the middle east, nearly taking over baghdad and damascus and of course with its social media, it was able to magnify even more and terrorise people from all over the world. whenever you take out a leader of a group like that, it's obviously major, major news. that said, baghdadi was never a strong leader. not at any point, even in isis‘s heyday, baghdadi was always 00:10:41,971 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 a weak l

there have been two recent studies by northeastern university that show mobile carriers were throttlingideo providers like netflix and hulu and others. there are other examples from years past. i won't get into that. i will also note that in the two years that the title ii order was in place, there were 47,000 complaints filed by consumers. 47,000, which the fcc refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as legitimate, that is an awful lot complaints. , 470something is going on. something in the water. it gets away from the court point. who is going to have oversight over the industry? and the problem with the ftc is that their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices. they interpret that as unfair and not deceptive. in other words, if your broadband provider tells you that they will throttle you, that ftc can do about it. if your broadband provider engages in price gouging or fraudulent billing, the ftc will not address that. that is why you have the fcc , which has the technological and legal expertise, that is why they need to have authority. as patrick rightly points o

universal. kurdish fighters and civilians are pulled out of northeastern syria but is it enough to satisfy took his president just hours before the end of the ceasefire. and i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live and also coming up back in power but challenges await justin trudeau forming a new government in canada. anger in bolivia confusion over the election results stumps concerns about foul play.

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university alleging corruption. the world health organization the w.h.o. says the a burger epidemic in northeastern democratic republic of congo has been confined to a small area now but one that's remote and desire by rebel groups the number of new cases dropped from almost 130 in april to 51 by mid september there were 14 new infections last week but the w.h.o. says there's still a long way to go before the disease can be eradicated we have significantly contain the virus in a much smaller geographic area now we have to kill the virus the problem is it's back in areas that are deeply insecure and we've got mining operations in these areas. lots of people who live in villages and work in mines most of the time. bottled water instant noodles other necessities are being stockpiled in take care as typhoon hugging this closes in weather forecasters inspect a deluge of rain and damaging winds in japan's capital this weekend 2 matches at the rugby world cup of being cancelled flights and train services disrupted and evacuation warnings issued for flood prone areas. all right let's have a look at the top

university of virginia. let's talk geopolitics. arkey's president announced military offensive into northeastern syria. president trump speaking about it moments ago. >> i will wipe out his economy if that happens. once. done it i am sure -- i hope you will act rationally. is bo farroining us is. what is national -- what is restrained that not only trump but foreign leaders are looking for? >> president trump has spoken out on this twice. he has given different next when nations for what he things are basically his redline. hishe hours and days after sunday announcement that the u.s. would stand aside of turkey if it invaded syria, the president said one redline for him was turkey having to take charge of these prisons, this network of prisons where isis prisoners are kept. earlier today, he basically expanded that instead of the kurds are wiped out he would enact tough sanctions on turkey. not clear that turkey -- any of this has been communicated to turkey. u.s. forces have pulled away from a couple of regions as president trump called for on sunday. are now in syria, along with terror attack some ea

the northeastern district of missouri militia has gathered outside of st. louis. this is where the st. louis university campus is today. they gathered there in camp jackson. there are about 600 or so. there is anywhere from 600 to 900 depending on which records you look at. he has got quite a few men with him in this militia. at the same time, they began to congregate. governor jackson is awaiting a package to be shipped from baton rouge, louisiana. arriving in early may are more guns, four cannons, including siege guns. jefferson davis authorized that movement to help governor jackson and the militia capture the st. louis arsenal, but that's my point to happen because nathaniel lyon has been able to recruit 6000 men. it's not the veterans reserve corps, but the u.s. reserve corps, a specialized unit founded in st. louis in 1861. this includes augustus bush and anheuser. in command of the militia is actually this man here, brigadier general daniel frost. he is the brigadier general of the state militia. he is in command. nathaniel lyon on may 10 will bring his 6000 troops around cam jackson and force i

university munich and he joins us from bill feld welcome professor of europe and the u.s. are acting surprised that out of one's army is moving so aggressively against the kurds in northeastern syria but was there ever any doubt about the kurds the turkish president's intentions and that the removal of u.s. troops would an able this offensive no there was never a doubt i mean 1st of all everyone with members of the troops 2 years ago moved into our. second everyone i think at least made it very clear that. we're going to serbia and to question the kurds because we consider them as allies all the or let's say. we all the. turkish kurdish paris organisation so it was very clear when you would we know what you would do and the us would know. does president out of one have a valid argument when he says that the kurds in northern syria pose a threat to turkey. no he has no valid argument valid argument by saying that the y.p. g 8 is kind of armed wing of the p.k. k. the turkish kurdish terrorist organisation. working closely together they using the same symbols and so the why b.g. in syria could be considered. as pollack a p k k but they don't post so hot any threat the threat re

university munich and he joins us from bill felt welcome professor of europe and the u.s. are acting surprised that out of one's army is moving so aggressively against the kurds in northeastern syria but was there ever any doubt about the kurds the turkish president's intentions and that the removal of u.s. troops would an able this offensive. no there was never any doubt i mean 1st of all everyone remembers that the troops 2 years ago moved into our home. secondly everyone i think at least 3 times made it very clear that isn't engineers just moving to syria and to question the kurds because you consider them as allies of the well let's say as an obstacle when all of the. turkish kurdish terrorist organisation so it was very clear that when he would happen window of opportunity he would do that and the us in this would know if it. does present out of one have a valid argument when he sense that the kurds in northern syria pose a threat to turkey. no he has no valid argument yes and valid argument by saying that the y.p. g 8 is the kind of armed wing of the p.k. k. the turkish kurdish terrorist organisation. working closely together they using the same symbols and so the why

northeastern syria brokered by the us, although it appears to holding on its second day. turkey views the kurdish fighters as terrorists and is trying to push them further away from its border. the universityreadmitting a professor who is accused of sexually harrassing students. peter hutchinson was banned from contacting students after nearly a dozen made complaints about inappropriate incidents in 201a and 2015. now the university is saying he was removed mistakenly. one ex student said that the decision to allow him to teach again — was a slap in the face. jeremy bamber, who's spent 33 years injailfor killing his family, believes he's uncovered evidence that could prove his innocence. he was jailed in the 1980s for shooting his adopted parents, his sister and her two sons at a farmhouse in essex. bamber‘s legal team believe the recently uncovered information proves he was not at the scene when the murders took place. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. england head coach eddiejones says his side still have room for improvement despite recording their biggest win in a rugby world cup knockout match. their a0—i6 win over australia has taken them into a fascinati

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universal. this is al-jazeera. 11th hour one on come out son. maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. the deal to allow kurdish fighters to withdraw from northeastern syria will begin joint military patrols also in the news another delay for. the fast track his last leave the e.u. has been rejected by the bird.

universal. this is al-jazeera. everyone i'm came out santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera russia and turkey have reached a deal to allow kurdish backed fighters to withdraw from northeastern syria will begin joint military patrols also in the news another delay for break that boris johnson's bid to fast track his loss and leave the e.u. has been rejected by the british parliament the top u.s. diplomat to ukraine testifies in an impeachment inquiry and explains how the president tried to pressure kiev to discredit his political rival and the protesters in lebanon keep up the pressure on the government despite new reforms to help ease the economic crisis. hello everyone turkey and russia have reached a deal to clear out kurdish backed fighters from northern syria ankara launched its offensive in the area last week but suspended the operation following a u.s. brokered cease fire a report from step past the now in such. with only our us left off a u.s. brokered cease fire in syria russia stepped in president putin offered help to remove and this goodish vitus at the turkish syrian border together with syrian border troops was delayed we share turkey's concern about the growin