in south asia and let's not forget the taliban using says sizing in northern africa in south asia and let's not forget the taliban are using similar methods to fill that vacuum of poor governance and lack of security with similar methods to fill that vacuum of poor governance and lack of security with a radical islamist if ya'll e.g. in afghanistan the president of iraq told radical islamists if ya logy in afghanistan the president of iraq told acciona that the staying power of the united states is being questioned in a very very sexy oh so that the staying power of the united states is being questioned in a very very serious way and the allies of the united states are worried about the dependability serious way and the allies of the united states are worried about the dependability of the united states is president trumps unpredictability of the. it states is president trumps unpredictability tactically useful to keep our adversaries guessing or theirs is murky tactically useful to keep our adversaries guessing or theirs is mercurial man or send the wrong people a dangerous

of this area now that same weather system is also causing a big problem here across parts of northern africa notice the tail end of the system passing across parts of algeria as well as into morocco we are going to see some light rain across much of this region temperatures are coming down as well down to about 14 degrees here for algiers heavier rain but we don't expect to see much in terms of accumulation and then as we go towards parts of libya it is going to be cloudy across much of the region so for tripoli do expect to see a very cloudy day for you in a temperature of 27. story 1400 years in the make. a story of succession leaders. of jersey and prose the story line of business. card of the pursuit 3 jersey. welcome back quick look at headlines now rockets have been fired from gaza into israel hours after a cease fire was agreed attack a pistol while a truce struck between israel and the islamic jihad. 7 german citizens suspected of being part of i still have arrived in after being deported from turkey the latest in a wave of repatriations it comes as foreign ministers from over 30 nat

2010 the same in western and central africa going down new infections but in the middle east and northern africa it's going up so it's a mixed picture thirdly i mean all together good news the numbers have sort of gone down about talk about ladies emotional. most women feel that the threat of each of you needs more than men why is that exactly so we spoke about condom use you know how easy is it some some people perhaps don't have sex because they like to have it we see increased rapes we see sexual violence and also that some. are using 6 just to be able to continue their lives we have a problem today that we have so much of it could inequalities and we have a lot of social injustice in the world and women and girls tends to be more vulnerable and we see that every year every we every globally in the world $6200.00 adolescent girls and young women becoming infected by hiv india 2008 it's too many and it's and then he could burden on women and their good right before you go what is key to win the fight against hiv. so we say that if we use communities exactly what you spoke about communities tha

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the fox is native to northern africa and southwest asia. >> her ears! look at the ears!ching the news at 6, the cbs evening news is up next. >>> will be right back on the kpix5 news at 7 . we will have all the latest for you, see you then. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight: new details on the deadly school shooting in southern california. >> everyone was screaming. people were falling down. it was absolutely terrifying. >> o'donnell: police arrived to a chaotic scene. students in shock. >> enough is enough. we are dying here. >> o'donnell: what we've learned from the witnesses and survivors. also breaking, marine manhunt, a city on edge. schools and stores closed as police search for a suspect considered armed and dangerous. the democrats sharpen the charge in the impeachment inquiry. now the speaker of the house is calling it bribery. >>heribe is to grant or withhold military assistance. >> o'donnell: state of emergency. we're in venice, italy, now facing its worst flooding in half a century. millions in damage at a nearly

it has been moving to much we've seen a lot of rain across parts of southern europe as well as northern africa and unfortunately as we go towards the next couple of days the situation is going to get worse particular down here across parts of southern europe so rain today across much of italy but really as we go towards tomorrow that rain really starts to increase across much of the area not only for italy but also over here towards the adriatic in parts of the balkan peninsula we are going to be seeing the potential of flooding increasing across much of this area to the north though we're still looking at temperatures in the single digits for berlin it is going to turn out to be a cloudy day with a temperature of 70 degrees well here across the northern part of africa notice the clouds right there too from algiers over here towards tunis the rain is going to continue across much of the area and the potential for flooding there is still going to be a big problem as well so here in tunis expect to see 17 degrees on monday the rain continues as we go towards tuesday by the time we get to wednesd

." >> you just look at the region and you've got nicis e iie iieis northern africa, what's going on on the turkey-syria border right now. the fact you're here on the mediterranean, does that give you a set of silent eyes for the u.s.? >> it gives us eyes where no one is aware they're being looked at. >> reporter: captain burton is ware of the russian tooz. >> and the russians have found a way to signal to you we're here in the mediterranean too. >> oh, definitely. they're here. >> and do you let them know that you know they're here? >> that's why i'm here. >> reporter: and on this submarine as we walk down those narrow hallways, just enough room to get by, these sailors often do not know the classified mission on the horizon. they do know they're here in the eastern mediterranean and that they're ready. >> all right. good evening, everyone. >> good evening, sir! >> you all are about to go on some missions that i can't tell you about here on the mess decks. you're in a very dangerous part of the world right now. >> reporter: and tonight the "uss florida now on that classified mission. >

what we see after 2010, erdogan rallying around the world in northern after africa, talking to them in large demonstrations, often times raising the issue of islam as his priority and representing himself as the representative of those muslims. and when he won elections in 2011, he was to the congress, hess party had in 2012. during that meeting, the leader of hamas referred to him. my brother erdogan, thank goodness god gave you so much and you deserve it. you are also a leader of the muslim world. at the time we also see like from the new york times -- starting to write about erdogan's intentions, particularly in northern africa, in egypt, in syria and in other places and it just wasn't enough. at home. he was also trying to rally behind his understanding, representing himself the leader of islam. for example, a journalist wrote with him erdogan will establish the real islamic caliphate. and around the history office. he says anyone who does not work for erdogan is an infidel. meaning an unbeliever. beyond these domestic voices, we also see people who are affected by other terrorist

of this area now that same weather system is also causing a big problem here across parts of northern africa notice the tail end of the system passing across parts of algeria as well as into morocco we are going to see some light rain across much of this region temperatures are coming down as well down to about 14 degrees here for algiers heavier rain but we don't expect to see much in terms of accumulation and then as we go towards parts of libya it is going to be cloudy across much of the region so for tripoli do expect to see a very cloudy day for you in a temperature of 27. right . rushing out to syria let's take a look at the top stories right now thousands of anti-government protesters have turned out in hong kong for a 5th day paralyzing parts of the city demonstrators are gathering during a lunchtime rally in the central business district. which number new fighting overnight fall fall in gaza rather less than 24 hours after a ceasefire was brokered israeli forces and islamic jihad fighters exchanged cross border fire overnight $34.00 palestinians have been killed since then. turkey h

northern italy where of course we have had recent flooding and then we had it to the south into northern africa even the system sweeping the way throughout the mediterranean not really fallen of south produce any showers temperatures are not too bad as well 21 in ship and $23.00 in bangles the on friday mostly clear maybe just some clouds along the coastal areas but it's a lot about a 20 an algae is. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that begin to think that maybe this was related to determine if this closure and the job investigation reveals how even the smallest device is deadly environmental and health comes we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-jazeera. armaan of the top stories. at least 29 people are reported to have been killed after iraqi security forces opened fire on anti-government protests. the army earlier dispatched commanders to provincial areas

northern italy where of course we have had recent flooding and then we had it to the south into northern africaeven the system sweeping the way throughout the mediterranean not really fallen if south produce any showers temperatures are not too bad as well 21 in ship and $23.00 in bangles the on friday mostly clear maybe just some clouds along the coastal areas but as i thought about down south of i 20 in algeria's. it watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour after weeks of stalled talks. between the u.s. and the afghan taleban have resumed president donald trump made the announcement during his surprise visit to afghanistan the taliban has told al jazeera some meetings have taken place to pave the way for the resumption of formal talks. so the transitional government has dismantled former president bashir his party. now which was the protesters the capital has also scrapped a controversial public order a little at a. women's rights. activists around the world a skipping school to protest against the chinese students in sydney protested outside the headquarters of the

you just look at the region, and you've got isis in northern africa, you've got what's going on on the turkey/syria border right now. the fact that you're here, in the mediterranean, does that give you a set of silent eyes for the u.s.? >> absolutely. it gives them eyes where no one knows that they're being looked at. >> reporter: and tonight, the "uss florida" now on that classified mission. >> nobody knows where it's at at the mediterranean at any one time. >> reporter: including now. >> including tonight. >> tonight, all we can report here is that classified mission does continue, but the rear admiral and the captain made it clear to me, given the region that they're in, the eastern mediterranean, there is plenty for them to track there, plenty of intelligence to send back to washington. >>> also tonight, the trump administration formally giving notice of its plan to pull out of the paris climate accord. it begins a one-year countdown now to withdraw. that ends on november 4th, 2020. that's the day after the presidential election. nearly 200 countries adopted that agreement in 2015,

expecting to see some flooding because of the amount of rain that will be coming down meanwhile northern africa is mostly dry but with all this rain throughout the mediterranean thursday and friday there is a chance and time is a low of just 15 and l.g.'s. sponsor. it's. going to deal with all the t.v. unless you get out you disallow i disagree with that. a lot this sounds like i would be labeling the public the country for the are you not literally mean anybody these people well trained much of the islamic state machinery. of a very inspirational popular literature teacher join me in the hot sun as i put the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. problem again the top stories on al-jazeera a ceasefire has been agreed in gaza after 2 days of cross border fighting between israel and the group islamic jihad's 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes since tuesday. the tossers in hong kong a block many parts of the city's center for a 4th straight day many are angry after 2 protesters were injured in confrontations wit

into northern areas a spy in on the southwest of france not much in the way of rain showers into northern africa the cloud has been streaming through in the last few hours you can see time which is not too bad in the sort of mid to low twenty's but we will see certainly by cheese day is a lower temperature there is there the chance of a few showers i mean might you see a stray shot across into algae is. who was a sponsor can't. deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you just just agree with that this sounds like blaming the public the country for the whole of the naming anybody these people well trained. machine in the. very end version of populism future join me as i put the questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. the top stories on al-jazeera this hour protests are being held for the 19th day now across lebanon as demonstrators step up pressure on the government that blocked main highways and roads and there was also anger at president owns delay in setting a date for parliamentary consultations which are required for nami

and again working their way into northern sections of a spy now as we head across into northern africa we will see some rain showers they could be heavy working the way through algeria on tools tunisia and then really staying in the same place as we head on into sunday. the brutish iraqi journalist who's visualizing complex statistics in a simple. i think your office of some real starts to tease to break apart from most systems and to collect in a way that sort of represent different communities challenging mainstream misconceptions the point creates and control ministrations it doesn't unite people it doesn't make people who would like more instances done this truth is that anyway . and again i missed. a reminder of our top stories this hour protests have broken out in iran after the government hiked the cost of fuel light least 50 percent the internet has been causing pots of the country following the protests iran has some of the world's cheapest fuel a heavy subsidies. u.s. president donald trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness on twitter as she testifi

and again working their way into northern sections of a spy now as we head across into northern africa we will see some rain showers they could be heavy working the way through algeria on tools tunisia and then we'll be staying in the same place as we head on into sunday. a story 1400 years in the make. a story of succession and leadership. and jersey and post the story where the client of to must. remember. the count of the results 3. 0. when the news breaks. when people who need to be heard. and the story needs to be told $145000.00 prisoners under its care with exclusive interviews. and in-depth reports are you getting them and then i don't think we protect them so al-jazeera has teams on the ground and that's a story the thing right here to bring you more rewards winning documentaries and liveliness. welcome back a look at the headlines now u.s. president donald trump has launched a twitter attack against impeachment inquiry witness as she was giving evidence for me u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie of out of it she called his comments very intimidating other stations in chile have

northern italy where of course we have had recent flooding and then we had it to the south into northern africa even the system sweeping the way throughout the mediterranean not really fallen aside to produce any showers temperatures are not too bad as well 21 ship and $23.00 in bag on friday mostly clear maybe just some clouds along the coastal areas but it's a lot about a 20 in algeria's. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at these moments leadership and tell me this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist 3 weeks ago now there's at least 20000 or hinder refugees who live here on al-jazeera i got to commend you all more all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has resigned after all the lies the attempts of coverups jamal khashoggi his loved ones want some form of closure people are suffering put on dying entire school systems books elapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction we saw the syrian army flag police the guy in the city just before the. movement's a good cinema saw the planet about a 100 meters away from a square in the front lin

of this area now that same weather system is also causing a big problem here across parts of northern africa notice the tail end of the system passing across parts of algeria as well as a to morocco we are going to see some light rain across much of this region temperatures are coming down as well down to about 14 degrees here for algiers heavier rain but we don't expect to see much in terms of accumulation and then as we go towards parts of libya it is going to be cloudy across much of the region so for tripoli do expect to see a very cloudy day for you in a temperature of 27. he job through his whole real way the planet. goes boys here promoting clean safe sanitation but with the world lacking basic facilities can his unique style really help clean up the mess. the pop culture is the fastest way to any asian problem mr toilet eyewitness documentary on our. mass protests are saying that governments have put all we see in the. audience and trying to. get out of this we followed journalists on the front line to speak. pretty committed to reporting the front police officers i'm going to german

all the way down to the northern part of africa as we go toward sunday we're going to be still dealing with some very heavy rain and very gusty winds across much of this area the flood threat from northern italy to southern italy as well as around the adriatic is still going to be heightened as the system slowly makes its way towards the east from sunday to monday we start to see a little bit of break with the storm system particularly up here towards the north but as you can see down here across much of greece it is going to be a wet day for athens tempter there of about 19 degrees in terms of the rain though it is going to be significant as i said up here across parts of northwestern italy france as well as down here across southern italy some areas could be seeing well over 250 millimeters over the next 3 days well that same storm system is going to be a big factor here across parts of algeria we're going to be seeing some very windy conditions also for tunisia as well and those winds will continue down here across much of the south wins for algiers continuing today as well as into

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torture abuse and possibly murder people because that's exactly what they had done in the northern city of africa which you seized in 2018 isn't it not at all in august that year amnesty international reported you gave free rein to syrian groups armed by you to commit serious human rights abuses in africa that didn't happen in our friend there was looting enough and they were penalized but it's the same group of the by the way you're talking about the syrians themselves fighting for their own freedom for their own country against the brutality of the assad regime to which the western world has not turned a blind eye we're the only ones actually taking care of millions of refugees and the syrians in both turkey and on the syrian side is the same syrian national army which the americans supported or plumbs to support 5 years ago 6 years ago they changed their policy in the course of time is the same syrian people who fought against assad forces in the in the perry. when they fought against assad and isis in that area everybody applauded what's the situation when it came to when they came to p y the

as we go to wednesday but the same system in the central med that is like a british long northern areas of africa algeria and tunis the attempt is not too bad there is having said that 17 celsius in tunis warm in should play a bit cab bubbling up into coastal areas and this in the story as we go on into wednesday. right. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour the u.s. has abandoned its longstanding position on israeli settlements in the occupied west bank saying it will no longer consider them illegal palestine's president has condemned the move but it's been welcomed by israel's prime minister who says it writes an historical. executive is urging pro-democracy protesters who barricaded themselves inside a university to leave peacefully has also lost police treat them humanely. and there's tight security around lebanon's ollivant which is due to sit for the 1st time since anti-government demonstrations began a month ago but testers are planning to prevent politicians from reaching the parliament sits back to discuss a general amnesty bill. all right back to our top story now

grounds meanwhile those systems in the mediterranean they will have some impacts along these northern areas of africa it is mostly dry but we could see just a few showers as the system works its way eastward so way to coastal areas of libya and on towards egypt saudi woman head of this system $28.00 celsius in cairo on tuesday a little bit cooler immoral career got quite a bit of cloud again trading down for that same system across the med and then we have got 20 celsius and algis of this in a sort of story as we head on into wednesday. whether sponsored by cats aren't. as flames engulf to be honest and the world watched in hong but behind the smoke screen a marquee belt is devouring the forest and its inhabitants there killing people the person police standing up on differently before back elian sends a message to everybody in the community faultlines meets those on the front line of defending their environment and asks who still keep the flames in both scenarios brazil isn't burning on al-jazeera. toughest take a look at the top stories here it out as there are protesters in georgia are trying to b

as we go to wednesday but that same system in the central med that is like a british long northern areas of africa algeria and tunis the attempt is not too bad there is having said that 17 celsius in tunis warm in chapell a bit traveling up into coastal areas and this in the story as we go on into wednesday. a story 1400 years in the making. story of succession. jersey and tells the story line of the. account of the results. on one of the top stories here now to syria saudi arabia says yemen's who sees of hijacked a ship towing a south korean drilling rig in the red sea rebels say they've captured military vessels. dozens of protesters in hong kong have staged a daring escape from a besieged university shimmying down plastic ropes and escaping on the bikes that police have been stopping activists from leaving the protected university after they occupied it for several days. and police in georgia have fired tear gas and water cannon to clear protests as running for a 2nd day in the parliament building in the capital tbilisi. and the 7 civilians have been killed in the 33 others injured by ass trike

forecast and by the time we get to wednesday things look a little bit better and here across the northern part of africa we are going to see some rain for tunis as well as for tripoli in your forecast. sponsored by qatar. was the last thing the president said to you about impeachment when you last spoke to him. that's not a lot of. damning allegations that were all years ago how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me man of the house and as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. these are the top stories here at out 0 hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb has promised to listen the humbly to voters after pro-democracy counted as one almost 90 percent of seats in the local elections the result follows months of protests. a major road has reopened in lebanon's capital after some of the worst violence in more than a month supporters of to share movements with anti-government protesters in beirut . the number of people killed in landslides and flooding in northweste

middle of the weekend and the rain will continue as we go towards monday as well well for the northern part of africa it is going to be quite messy with that same weather system clouds as well as rain across parts of algeria as well as into tunisia it's going to be fairly chilly so for algiers expect to see a rainy day at 18 degrees and then as we go towards sunday conditions get a little bit chilly we're going to be seeing 15 degrees there for tunis rain for you at 60 degrees. what are you protesting about how does this impact you when they're on line well i face mental state i'm directly out of trance like it's playful or if you joined us on sat this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely they say is a dialogue minard is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions announces iraq. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour. the u.n. says burundi's security forces are white in your campaign of fear and intimida

middle of the weekend and the rain will continue as we go towards monday as well well for the northern part of africa it is going to be quite messy with that same weather system clouds as well as rain across parts of algeria as well as into tunisia it's going be fairly chilly so for algiers expect to see a rainy day at 18 degrees and then as we go towards sunday conditions get a little bit chilly you're going to be seeing 15 degrees there for tunis rain for you at 60 degrees. from the al-jazeera london center to special guests in conversation when societies declined and when women. the only thing about benefits from the speech itself unprompted uninterrupted is a good will. for a. fact be. if you like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalists in studio unscripted on al-jazeera. a comeback is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the iraqi government is denying reports that at least 3 people were killed when security forces opened fire on protesters earlier in baghdad demonstrators are angry over a mass unemployment and widespread corruption. u.s. president

sections of the balkans but that same system it will bring the rain for the south across northern sections of africa throughout gerrit unisa on into libya and it doesn't clear by cheese day by then even heavier so we could well see some localized flooding. all the current efforts to contain the spread of nuclear weapons doing enough to keep the world safe the most crucial political challenge is all to stop nuclear explosions from up me and discipline to do the executive secretary of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization iciness airboat talks town jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera a protester in hong kong is in critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened as demonstrators attempted to stop traffic going into the city center earlier a police fired tear gas and water cannon at the anti-government rally it's. led america's longest serving leader has resigned following protest against his reelection in been the be all but he's also called it a coup against his government and accuse police if issuing an illegal warrant for his arrest olivia's police

madrid and around 13 degrees in the cloud and the rain some like out of the rain will affect northern parts of africa norm areas of morocco seeing some wet weather with parts of libya to lift a little damp for a time and it's all making its way further east. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes under cover in the caribbean we don't. if they were bribed with if you are talking of a piece of shit exposing trade and diplomatic passports today. then the press will go to war over not involving some of the region's highest officials. call al-jazeera investigations diplomats for sale. recapping our top stories for you so far this golden someone once and i lived on the front has told the impeachment inquiry in washington into the president that he wanted to withhold military aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into his political rival job by the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. also implicated other top officials. democratic presidential hopefuls have criticized donald trump during their debate in atlanta senator bernie sanders called him the most corrupt president in u.s. history but he also won dem

better in terms of the temperature going up to about 9 degrees there where you're cross the northern part of africa we have plenty of clouds into the interior sections we could be even seeing a shower too as those clouds make their way towards east showers up along the coastal areas so maybe benghazi you'll be seeing a shower to tempt a few of $24.00 degrees there for tripoli it is going to be a little bit cooler with the temperature of 20 and for tunis a 21 degrees for you. the weather sponsored by cattle. a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession leadership. tells the story line of dennis. the count of episode 3. welcome back you're watching us here on my name's peter told me these are your top stories israel says it's fighter jets launched attacks inside syria the israeli army says its planes hit syrian military targets and iran's quds force in the early hours of wednesday morning. china summoned a u.s. diplomat after the senate passed a bill to support human rights and on kong following months of unrest in hong kong protesters inside a university campus there are refusing to surre

one $140.00 millimeters to snow as we go towards the next couple of days here across the northern part of africa it is going to be a stormy situation as well algiers expect to see some very heavy rain over the next few days. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in the rape sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to radically poverty. and promote sustainable development. or mind of our top stories this hour there have been protests in iran after the government hiked fuel prices by police to 50 percent internet access has now been limited in some regions iran has some of the world's cheapest petrol prices because of heavy subsidies. israel has carried out strikes targeting hamas and response to a rocket attack from gaza 2 rockets were fired towards the southern israeli city of beer. and president donald trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness while she testified at his impeachment hearing maria bout of it was removed from her p

sections of the balkans but that same system it will bring the rain for the south across northern sections of africa throughout gerrit unisa on into libya and it doesn't clear by cheese day by then even heavier so we could well see some localized flooding. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. the picture from the inside. still i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to be most russian goals can be achieved not peace and. russia all knowledge is either. welcome by look at headlines now spain's opinion polls are saying there is no clear majority in the country's election the socialists are leading the vote though on the far right vox party looks set to become the 3rd biggest party in the parliament bolivia's president abel morales has called for new elections after an audit found serious irregularities in october's vote but the opposition says marotta should not be allowed to take part in the rerun. and at least 6 people have been killed and more than 30 injured during anti-government

does also i mean with our system in the med we could see some showers really along many northern coast of africa as we go through wednesday and thursday. as a sponsor. by the tone of this. what are you protesting about how does this impact whether online life face minstrelsy comes directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on saturday this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice on this change is real discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories now the court and hong kong is deciding whether police can enter university campuses after fierce clashes with student protesters overnight demonstrators are blocking streets in the city center for a 3rd day the government says all schools will be closed on thursday to to safety concerns israeli air strikes in gaza have killed 7 palestinians taking the total killed since tuesday to 17 egypt and other internation

to the east but despite all that weather through the med we've got some clouds along northern coastal areas of africa but it stays dry and mild $23.00. london total cost $10.00 times special guests in conversation i don't feel because of colonialism unprompted uninterrupted business. but i'm still harboring some legitimacy in terms of spreading. something new mentally horrific past slavery. unscripted al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here china has accused the us of sinister tensions after the president signed a hong kong human rights bill. and the u.s. ambassador and threatened to respond with countermeasures. iran is calling for decisive action against protesters torched its consulate in the iraqi city of. demonstrators blame tehran for propping up a government they've been railing against the iraqi army says it's sending military commanders to provinces to restore order. recovery efforts in kenya have been stretched beyond limits by devastating flooding and landslides in west pocket people have been left to dig in the muck themselves searching for the remains of their missing relatives a

they cover the regions of europe, asia-pacific, africa, near east asia and the northern hemisphere. at these centers they aim to support defense, strategy objectives and policy prioriti priorities. they are pretty unique academic forums as well aso to foster strong international networks of international but security leaders. this will give you a basic comparison of what we are talking about here specifics. the asia-pacific center for security studies is actually fully entitled the daniel k [inaudible] asia pacific academic study. it was established in hawaii in 1995 but it's a dod institution that provides a forum where current and future military and civilian leaders from the end of pacific gather to address regional and global security issues and enhance security cooperation through programs of executive education, professional exchange and building relationships ofdi trut and confidence. currently over 30 countries sent participants to engage and learn and build those relationships. the ted stevens arctic security study sensor which is what we seek to namee this arctic center wi