says the study could at accused of a triple shooting at a naval base at al qaida links. him to the program he touted it as again change when the coronavirus pandemic began now president donald trump has revealed he's taking a regular dose of an unproven drug us government health experts warned last month of potentially fatal side effects from hydroxy chloroquine which has long been used against malaria but trump says he's taking a pill every day after requesting it from the white house doctor. the frontline workers many many are taking it i happened to be taking it i happened to be take it . or actually forgot to take it in hydroxybutyrate point when right now you know a couple of weeks ago started to get it because i think it's kind of had a lot of good stories and if it's not good i'll tell you right doctor to get hurt by it it's been around for 40 years for malaria for a loop as for other things i take it frontline workers take it a lot of doctors take excuse me now the president's remarks about his own drug regime came as the u.s. death toll from quote a virus passed

loon province following the attack on a convoy that was transporting trade has groups linked to al qaida and eisel have been blamed for the similar previous attacks and those headlines more news fear here on al-jazeera off the fault lines next. everybody with family and now everybody. day it. that i grew up with. their families their parents i day it. is heartbreaking because i know now in life that was in these walls you know and now there's no live in the wall under the west grew up in this house in the 5th ward historically black neighborhood in east houston. for years residents here suspected that the number of cancer cases was unusually high. is sad this is deb that they too mean.

says the saudi cadet involved 'd in a fatal shooting at a naval base in december had links to al qaida. but. how i will hot and dry sums up the weather across the middle east at the moment hot even by our standards here lost a clear skies a little bit of cloud just around the the red sea but essentially it does look settled and sunny we are seeing temperatures getting up around the 40 degree mark into that eastern side of the mediterranean even brave route edging up into the mid thirty's as we go on through the next couple days elsewhere as you can see 41 in baghdad kuwait we're getting up to 39 here in doha i wanted to show is just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers that we have from northern parts of ethiopia those showers stretch their way across south sudan will see some very heavy downpours all the way across into the gulf of guinea southern areas of nigeria said we see some very heavy showers over the next couple of days showers to starting to crop up once again around somalia we have had some flooding i'm a fright hopefully over the next couple of

refuses to recognize that we in fact can perpetuate evil as ruthlessly as terrorist groups like al qaida. you know people in iraq and afghanistan don't want us there the military itself which is kind of deified in american society is. like any totalitarian hierarchical institution. you know i watched i mean senior officers colonels on top of particular were sending kids off to combat missions which they were going on so they could get their combat infantry badge so that under the uniform of sas they could all of this is quite shattering and and so veterans such as yourself will come back and speak this truth but it's a truth that the wider society not only doesn't recognize but doesn't want to hear and that creates i think an existential crisis that goes along with moral injury and goes along with p.t.s.d. . the. absolutely you know just jump back one quick moment it's important for people to remember that p.t.s.d. wasn't a recognized diagnosis in the american medical community until 1980. as well then to your point about your own goal. drinking himself to death you know that certainly w

province following the attack on a convoy that was transporting trade is armed groups linked to al qaida and i sort of blamed the similar previous attacks israeli forces of shot and killed a palestinian man with special needs police in occupied east jerusalem say that he was carrying a suspicious object that looked like a pistol but no gun was found israeli soldiers killed another palestinian in the occupied west bank on friday doctors and nurses in peru say that hospitals can't cope with the rising number of corona virus infections and need more government help 141000 cases have been reported with more than 4000 deaths. there's the headlines more news off the inside story next. however we care again the question many african-americans are asking is if another black man is killed at the hands of law enforcement is the government's complicit something on the one and 2 years of allegations of systemic racism and the beast from tallahassee this is inside. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced and unrest is spreading across cities in the united states over the police killing of yet anot

one of the argument is is we can't let isis and al-qaida regain a sanctuary there. say we don't have to have 4500 troops to be able to do counter intelligence and counter terrorism. we can do it over the horizon. so we can afford to pull out. what's your response to that argument? >> that would be true if it was yemen, libya or somalia where we are conducting direct action missions. we do them from the sea. but afghan take afghanistan is d nation. there is no over the horizon there. we heard the president said, well, we'll just go back if they need us. well, we did that in iraq but we had a base to start from in kuwait to build up our forces and then go back in. we don't have anything like that. we would have to fight our way back in to establish air bases and ground bases again. what makes the most sense is given the fact the threat is real, their target is the american people, is to keep a modest force there as long as that threat stays there. for some people, that's tough to swallow. but that is the threat. and i think we have to own up to the reality that the am

operative under interrogation about significant contacts between baghdad's mukhabarat and al qaida. this was devastating. here's the director of central intelligence telling the secretary of state that he has interrogated evidence well the secretary turned to me and said put it back in. al qaeda continues to have a deep interest in acquiring weapons of mass destruction as with the story of the car and his network i can trace the story of a senior terrorist operative telling how iraq provided training in these weapons to al qaeda later i learned that that was shake out libby that had to happen just instantly happened it happened months before they'd been water boarded in egypt when he did this no u.s. personnel were present and he had recanted within a couple of weeks and we never were told about that every statement i make today is backed up by sources solid sources these are not assertions we're giving you are facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence we were indisputable we were allowed to. at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military oper

loon province following the attack on a convoy that was transporting trade has groups linked to al qaida and eisel have been blamed for the similar previous attacks and those headlines pony's fear here on al jazeera off the fault lines next. everybody with family and now everybody's day at. that i grew up with. their families their parents i day it. is heartbreaking because i know no life that was in these walls you know and now there's no live in the wall under the west grew up in this house in the 5th ward historically black neighborhood in east houston. for years residents here suspected that the number of cancer cases was unusually high. is sad this is deb that they to me now where it used to be we were so happy running around the yard playing ball kid long ride in the little red wagon we was happy you got to find your own way you know because everybody's got home. last december their worst fears were confirmed a cancer cluster was discovered in their community. the state of texas concluded that the 5th ward in a nearby neighborhood called cashmere gardens at higher than expected rat

al qaida has been hailed as a model country in bringing its cause on a virus infection rate under control but the methods have raised privacy and public shaming concerns and now there are the courts that the virus is back again my guest this week a south korean foreign minister can choke off his her government makes too many compromises on citizens privacy in its efforts to contain the pentameter comfort zone of 50. in 30 minutes phones d w t. europe in may of 2020 the coronavirus has separated families and friends and old boundaries are reappearing. but despite all of the be heard about health and the future there is still hope in many places a new feeling of connectedness. focused on never. leave the 90 minute long t.w. . who says he ruined. a row with a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. in play as fighters occupied the city center in 2000. president 2 terms was killed. by the terrorists will never again put a code into. the reconquest turned into tragedy. it is not the kind of freedom that leon. how did noah become a gatewa

to syria iraq and afghanistan an armed groups like he sold on al qaida launching attacks against civilians was president obama's speech too optimistic. his top u.n. diplomat at the time was ambassador samantha power who was responsible for securing international consensus on a variety of pressing issues of the security council and general assembly. i'm james bays of the united nations in new york our house us foreign policy change since president trump took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th when you were still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female voters of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate

room province following the attack on a convoy that was transporting traders armed groups linked to al qaida and i sort of blamed the similar previous attacks israeli forces of shot and killed a palestinian man with special needs police in occupied east jerusalem say that he was carrying a suspicious object that looked like a pistol but no gun was found israeli soldiers killed another palestinian in the occupied west bank on friday doctors and nurses in peru say that hospitals can't cope with the rising number of corona virus infections and need more government help 141000 cases have been reported with more than 4000 deaths. there's the headlines more news after inside story next. how are we here again the question many african-americans are asking is yet another black man is killed at the hands of law enforcement is the government complicit or simply unable to put an end to years of allegations of systemic racism and police brutality this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced and unrest is spreading across cities in the united states over the police killing of yet anot

billions in lost revenue it's iraq has a new prime minister the former intelligence chief will stuff al qaida me was sworn in after lawmakers approved his cabinet lined up ending 5 months of political deadlock his government faces and a ray of problems including a severe economic crisis and the prospect of renewed anti corruption protests in the country. at least 11 people have been killed in a gas leak at a chemical factory in india hundreds have been taken to the hospital and villages near the city of vision. have been evacuated. the leak caught residents off guard and hit the most vulnerable. some of the victims collapsed i think try to flee. others appeared dizzy and unsteady. eyewitnesses said the gas came like a mist suddenly in the middle of the night where most was sleeping. emergency services transported hundreds to hospital with several children among those needing treatment. or dollars. 800 to 1000 people have gone to the hospital and they have been taken to get off so now the focus is not so much on the guys leakage as the effect of the gas leakage on the treatment of the of the p

soil coordinated with the help of al qaida last december saudi arabian cadet lieutenant mohammad saeed al some ronnie opened fire on the pensacola military base where he was training leaving 3 u.s. service members dead and 8 injured al qaeda in the arabian peninsula initially claimed responsibility but in a news conference monday u.s. officials confirmed that blaming the many months of delays and apple refusing to help them unlock his phones in the months before the attack while he was here among us he talked with a.q. a.p. about his plans and tactics taking advantage of the information he acquired here to assess how many people he could try to kill. he was meticulous in his planning he made pocket cam videos as he cased his classroom building the u.s. attorney general also announced the information led to a military strike but gave few other details indeed the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people a counterterrorism operation targeting a q a p operative. one of the ranis overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the

ramis significant to al qaida in the arabian peninsula so no what the f.b.i. found on his phone show that ronnie actually was radicalized as far back as 2015 he was in constant contact with al qaeda operatives and he was even in contact with them the night up to me the night before the attack wow well you know straighten this out for us originally investigators had thought that ronnie went on the shooting spree because he had been in a fight with his teacher right and that is true they originally it was reported that he filed a complaint against one of his teachers actually because the instructor referred to mustache as a quote porn stache now the base did reprimand that instructor and told him to apologize to me to which he said that he didn't want an apology from him so originally again that thought could have been that the reason this shooting spree did happen but clearly this probably was more of a breaking point for me but what's very important is that now attorney general barr is calling for legislation again for tech companies to be required to forgo enc

disappeared in the province in the north a government has been fighting armed groups that links to al qaida and i saw since 2017 early 2000 people were killed last year. sudan has some of the ethiopian on board to the country over a cross border attack the incident near the eastern city of god a rift killed an officer and a child leaving several other people dead the sudanese military has blamed the offensive on armed groups supported by ethiopia the government was preparing for a meeting on border issues when the attack happened the ethiopian government to respond a new era of space travel has begun after the 1st privately owned rocket sent to nasa astronauts into orbit the space x. aircraft successfully launch from cape canaveral in florida it was america's 1st manned space flight in almost a decade and a gallacher reports from florida. very few but here because it. was after a previous weather delay the falcon 9 rocket in its capsule the crew dragon lifted off from launch pad $39.00 a at cape canaveral. on board veteran astronauts doug hurley and robert behnken manning the 1st commercial

says a saudi cadet who killed 3 people on a military base in florida last year had contacts with al qaida it also says it was able to access his phone despite a lack of support from apple nigerian military says it's killed 20 boko haram fighters it says and intercepted a convoy that was on its way to attack villages and bhagam borno state 9 government troops who were injured in the operation. coming up next it's all just made a world of. her. yes you see less of my lover has he always delivers. the busiest of the year public. in san mateo of all of the i know i'm our dorm of the other costello so i don't know i'm up. there she will be there on his daughter but doesn't even know them and definitely the. taxi. to. the. if interested. why or how much you. might need to buy the 30 on the return to today. shark attack and i'm struck out after 30 seconds or so to say it would have touched me the moment of your being always making you feel. better to a 50 or one day we don't know how much of that you being. 50 should get a few. good pics of you. which one you want. swallow the other. so what a t

says a saudi cadet who killed 3 people on a military base in florida last year had links with al qaida and the arabian peninsula also says it has been able to access his phone despite a lack of support from apple. libya's u.n. recognize government says it has retaken control of a key airbase all what t.o. was being used as will leave from afghans headquarters in the west of the. france and germany a joint be proposing a relief fund worth over $540000000000.00 to help your recover from the pen demick their leaders held a video conference to discuss the initiative on monday the proposal suggests the bloc borrowed funds together there have been differences in europe over how to push forward with an economic relief plan. across the natasha butler is live for us in paris to tell us more about this proposal and how it's likely to be received among a huge part of. yes the leaders of france and germany proposing that the e.u. launch a $500000000000.00 euro or about $545000000000.00 recovery fund for the blog now what the chancellor of germany in the presence of france said was that this money

say they find evidence that the saudi cadets was in contact with the on group al qaida before he shot and killed 3 people on a u.s. military base last year federal investigators find a mobile phone evidence which they say reveals mohammed saeed the other salon he was communicating with an al qaeda operative who encouraged the shooting 3 sailors were killed and 8 all those were wounded on the base in florida the u.s. attorney general says technicians managed to unlock the phone and retrieve evidence after apple declined to help the phones contain information previously unknown to us that definitively establishes ronnie's significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula not only before the attack but before he even the rived in the united states we now have a clear understanding of associations and activities in the years months and days leading up to his attack. scuffles broke out in hong kong's parliament for the 2nd time this month after a probe aging politician was elected chair of a key committee it happened as 15 anti-government protesters appeared in hong kong court charged

with on to some other news the syrian government and al qaida affiliate. have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. the government released for fighters from. the rebels released a colonel a soldier from the syrian army at the hunt for the prisoner swaps in aleppo over the last 18 months. has deployed its army near its border with croatia in order to prevent hundreds of migrants from entering the country said because defense ministry says it's simple troops to secure 3100 migrants to protect locals from alleged criminal activity the 4000 people slinging war and poverty have been stranded in their words on to reach the european union. members of hong kong's protest movements have been gathering at malls across the city dressed to blend in they sang and shouting slogans before dispersing into the crowd movement's leaders are calling for an independent inquiry into police actions during last year's protests on friday a police watchdog group released a report saying some changes were needed but the force of mostly stayed within guidelines sarah clarke was a

. >> we have not heard the word al-qaida for quite some time. >> yes, john, let's think about that. not since 9/11 has al qaeda been able to carry out inside the united states which led the fbi and the attorney general today were saying. the shooter the attacker was radicalized as far back as 2015 according to the attorney general. this was years in the making. according to them, he was in regular contact with the arabian peninsula and as far as recently the night before the attack, he was in touch with some of those same operatives and some of the same aq and ap operatives before he carried out this murderous attack. the breakthrough came because the fbi was able to by pass some of the security features of the apple iphone that belonged to the attacker. the fbi asked apple to help them breakthrough some of the encryption and we are able to get that assistance. the fbi had to do it themselves. as a result of this investigation, they have been able to date back a lot more and getting a lot more information about his radicalization and identify the people he was in touch with. some of

begins with al qaida. but it does not in thank you this very very is woman on terror is irrational it's like saying. a war on all war on violence a war that it's nonsense you stepping into this possibility of confidential war. our your little kid reassuring us and we kept believing him because you don't want to think your prime minister is deceiving you and the route to a war one is nothing more serious. when the serious fraud office launched its investigation into all the crimes that we were covering it turned out that many of these arms deals have been forced through by tony blair personally he said david kay saddam salesman when ever there was a dispute ever in government he always found the onset. the serious fraud office got to the brink of uncovering the secret swiss bank accounts by which be was from owning money to the saudi royal family the swiss said we're going to notify the bank to tell holder's randolph flew to london blasts one into action. he ordered the serious fraud office to close down th

produced islamic jihad movements that gave birth to al qaida that the grandfather of isis i don't even want to begin to imagine what we're going to have. in 51015 years. some in europe have become complacent they have accepted that this is the egypt will have to deal with i think it's a mistake i think it will come back as a boomerang. there's an enormous amount of young people in egypt that don't have enough perspectives they don't have enough perspectives. for prosperous life a life they can shape the way they would like they are the future and they should be at the heart and at the core of what the e.u. does. hello mainland usa is quite thing down for the time being there are some pretty big showers around you can see the drifting off shore the cloud itself here in the northeast is more or less a cult front temperatures that are on the high side in new york and washington worry not to we're in toronto but that breeze coming of the northwest is temperatures coming down to a reasonable figure this time of the year to venture to reach these coast as well and even sea of florida is not

room province following the attack on a convoy that was transporting traders armed groups linked to al qaida and eisel were blamed for similar previous attacks. weather update next. we have had people that have eaten days to tell you how charities and volunteers are filling the gaps in britain's welfare system is overburdened by the pandemic. and read all about it the future of news in question is microsoft the place is some journalists with robots. and and john a pretty woman across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula but the one area watching very closely is this now this is a has already been sitting very close to that portion of oman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks we've seen pictures of flooding in the streets so the winds and with this is not yet defined as a tropical storm but what we will see is very heavy rain throughout sunday and the system then could well take a turn as you can see tools the west and that means it will push the

in a lot of problems following the attack on a convoy transporting traders armed groups linked to al qaida and eisel were being blamed for similar previous attacks in the past. plagues of locusts devastating large parts of india and pakistan billions of dollars worth of crops are being damaged food shortages this barrage from new delhi. crawling across thousands of kilometers and flying through the air billions of locusts have swarmed large swathes of agricultural land in pakistan and india devouring any vegetation in their path i've lost fruits one thousands of dollars spent all my life growing these trees but all these swarms have destroyed. the un says pakistan bellew's more than $4000000000.00 worth of winter and summer crops. pakistan's government is using planes to spray pesticide we have now. we're looking for 6 more and i'm sure we'll be able to pick. the locust which would be coming from iran as well as from moscow and in turn is coming from africa while locust plague is not news scientists say climate change is making them worse they say this infestation is driven by unusually wa

the room province following an attack on a convoy that was transporting traders groups linked to al qaida and i sort of been blamed for similar previous attacks 2 days of heavy rain of course flooding in southern oman usually dry cliffs inland have become waterfalls and many low lying areas around the regional capital sala are submerged. a weather update on how to say that unveiling a body image to iran's health care heroes that's the latest from tehran. we have had people that have eaten danny. volunteers at filling the gaps in britain's welfare system. and in schools we'll hear what middle course manager has to say about the prospects of his team being allowed to play at their own stadium. and. pretty well across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula but the one area watching very closely is this now this is a child already being sitting very close to the portion of oman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks you seen pictures of flooding in th

role to play in perpetuating violence in iraq as well as laying the foundation for the creation of al qaida in isis there's 110000 iraqi civilians have died after blackwater and involvement in iraq blackwater was not the problem in iraq a very sick tarion government dominated by iranian units that have been pounding on the sunni's and pounding on the kurds is probably the thing that led to the crop of basis but even if that's part of it most military experts into the us military experts agree that high profile incidents whether it's abu ghraib did help act as a recruiting sergeant for groups like isis that didn't exist before the u.s. invaded iraq so something like the missile square massacre that is still remembered in baghdad may well have done helped people say you know what i'm going to go join an insurgent group that's how americans treat of private contractors shoot 9 year old kids in the street shoot mothers with their children i think massive unemployment and an iraqi government that is you know when i'm not disputing that i'm agreeing with you i was saying because you discount them

court for role in september 11th attacks says he is renouncing terrorism, al-qaida islamic state he saido represent him your reaction to what we are hearing here. >> he hasn't reached out to me if he truly and sincerely wants to help victims testify against other terrorists what he says he wants to do i am certainly willing to talk to him. i don't know how series his crime is people serving long prison terms often decide they were wrong in effort to try o get better conditions, or release but we are part of a tradition reasonablingously civically we forgive if people make true true true confessions rehabilitation, so i am open to talk to him or anybody else who wants to help innocent people. . >> all right, you are open to it, alan we will be watching the developments, thank you, sir. good to see you this morning. >> alan dershowitz joining tell us we will break. quick look at markets chairman mario gabelli here this morning talking about how he allocated capital down 118 on dow future of movie theatre, people who prefer to watch flicks at home. ♪ ♪ learn more at massmutual.com/healthbri