it is the second time islamic state has claimed in attacking the country.ter: security cameras caught the blasts as they happened. one suicide bomber targeted a central police station. two others detonated near parliament. >> two suicide bombers were clearly captured o two motorcycles. they we disguid as bodaboda riders. they detonated the bombs on themselves and that killed them instantly. reporter: passersby helped the injured. cars near parliament caught fire . office workers were evacuated from nearby buildings. >> we first her to blast and then when we stayed a little, we heard another blast. reporter: the ugandan red cross says many of the injured were security officers. police blamed the attacks on the local members of the allied democratic forces an offshoot of the islamic state. >> the hallmarks of the attack clearly indicate that they were from radicalized groups who still have the desire to carry out lethal attacks on soft targets using suicide attackers and improvised explosive devices. reporter: the adf, or allied democratic forces group, was e

an affiliate of the islamic state group said it did it.

is it islamic state? it can be both.this instance, you have a local group with her grievance towards uganda that is willing to fly the islamic state flag. i think we have to look at the islamic state as much as a brand as a movement. i think this is the perfect example of extremist groups looking for the path of least resistance. and wherever there perhaps are gaps in effective governance, they are able to insinuate themselves into these local or regional conflicts. so, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively governed, but next-door you have a country like the congo which has vast areas that are largely ungoverned. that is an area where these kinds of groups can find safe haven and do the kinds of attacks we have seen in the last couple of days. >> chile's president survived an impeachment vote. the senate fell short of the two thirds majority needed to oust sebastian dinero, accused of corruption following the leak of the pandora papers which exposes the hidden wealth of lead midst -- leaders and bus

an affiliate of the islamic state group said it did it.

islamic state is sunni group that considers shiite muslims to be heretics. an attack on a sunni mosque in eastern afghanistan that sent at least after 15 afghans to the hospital. third, interest over a month from all of these attacks are worrying signs private, muslim versus muslim promise, promise between different sects of islam persistent afghanistan and could prompt something or can to a civil war, the kind of civil war rooted sectarianism we saw in iraq in 2006. afghanistan had its own civil war in the 1980s. of course the taliban is now the government afghanistan charged with providing security for all afghan irrespective of their religious meaning. ever since united states and allies pulled out some of the new government of afghanistan, the taliban tried to keep a lid on islamic state and get islamic state time and time again has been able to attack not just tolerant targets but civilians as well. jon: thank you. coming up, and award ceremony for police officer turns into the surprise of a lifetime. we'll explain, next. ♪♪ durocher helped retired sgt.

and it sees identification with the islamic state as being in, in it's in it's at least short to mid term interest. a you mentioned you can and present them with 70. that he was the 1st african leader to deploy peacekeepers in somalia . he, if he years ago to protect the government from, from, from chabad. and it's been suggested that this is one of the things that has helped to can, can you to drive recruitment of of a d, l in uganda. because he is seen as, as this leader who, who is who is fighting groups like as a bab and so on throughout africa a certain i think this is a perfect example of extremist groups looking for the path of least resistance. and wherever they are, perhaps is, are gaps in effective governments. they're able to insinuate themselves into inter these, you know, local or regional conflicts. you know, so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively governed. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely uncovered. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a s

the islamic state group says they did it. as the race to be the next governor of virginia hots up, what the outcome could tell us about the us a year after president biden�*s victory. hello. thanks very much for joining us. two days of conference. two significant agreements. the leaders gathered at the cop26 climate change summit have made bold commitments to end deforestation by 2030 and to reduce emissions of methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases, by some 30%. it's enough for the british prime minister and host of the cop, borisjohnson, to say he is cautiously optimistic about the progress being made. but as heads of government leave their national delegations to focus on more detailed discussion, mrjohnson also warned against false hope. our political editor laura kuenssberg has been following the day's events. when cultures clash can they still agree? when there is so much difference, there can be dissent. shouting there are so many faces in glasgow, so many facets of what could be done. mr dicaprio, are you pl

sometimes they fight islamist said, sometimes they cooperate with islamic state. one of the things that tom, as a professional, i can say, i admire about this here in government, is that it is able to do several different contradictory things all at once and made it harder to understand them. they can confuse you very well that way. the spread of i sal and it's increasing violence, preoccupied and shocked. much of the world asada used this opportunity to launch a different kind of campaign aimed at the west. a charm offensive war and see it is about winning the heart of the people. but i felt media was part of the war on syria. when we saw a did is an opening, you know, and that was some country. it started to die to listen. we started to intensify our communication with the left until in by jen managed and to talk to jen manners. the syrian president gave interviews to several major media outlets around the world. nobody should he got a la carte army. that if the moment give to tom and my little media, let it be, it gives the time on my radar mil at a b or door.

islamic state is a sunni group which considers shiite muslims to be heretics.just yesterday there was an attack on a sunni mosque in eastern afghanistan that's in at least 15, afghans to the hospital. that bombing the third bombing in a mosque in just over a month. all these attacks worrying signs that sectarian violence muslim versus muslim violence, violence between different sects of islam persists in afghanistan and could at least in theory, props something akin to the civil war that was rooted in the sectarianism that we saw erupt in iraq in 2000 and six i should add. of course, afghanistan had its own very long civil war in the 19 eighties. of course, the taliban is now the government in afghanistan charged with providing security for all afghans irrespective of their religious leanings. but ever since the united states and its allies pulled out of afghanistan the taliban has tried to keep a lid on islamic state, but failed time and time again. islamic state has been able to attack not just taliban targets, but civilians as well. in london. ryan chilcote

and when he was asked what his profession was, he replied, "i'm a fighter of the islamic state."itain after giving evidence at the trial is nick alexander's sister zoe. she welcomed the chance to look the defendants in the eye and tell them that she didn't hate them. >> i don't hate them. i hate what they did. i think by hating them, we give them power. and power is what they want. we need to take that away. and by neutralizing our feelings about them, we remove their power. >> reporter: this grieving father is the polar opposite. patrick jardin despairs of the conciliatory tone adopted by nick alexander's circle and other witnesses. his daughter nathalie was a lighting engineer, who ran towards the gunfire. >> ( translated ): she went for a drink in the rock star cafe next door, and when the shooting started, the owner of the cafe closed it down. but she went underneath the shutter and she said, “i cant leave my friends in there,” and so she went there and she got hit. >> reporter: before the islamic state murdered his daughter, jardin supported mainstream right wing anti- immig

islamic state is group that considers shiite muslims to be heretics.terday there was a sunni mosque in eastern afghanistan, 15 afghans in the hospital, the third bombing in just over a month. all of these attack, muslim versus muslim violence, violence between different sects of islam persistent afghanistan and could prompt something again to the kind of civil war rudy and what we saw tragically in iraq in 2006. afghanistan had its own civil war in the 1980s. of course the taliban is now the government in afghanistan edits charged as such with providing security for all afghanistan's irrespective of their religious meanings. i have to say, ever since the taliban took control and allies have pulled out, we have seen islamic state again and again almost with impunity going after not just taliban targets but civilians as well. arthel: live in london, thanks, brian. eric: we just heard report, an auto company and gas station, pump, pump, pump. the prices are going up, up, up. where will it start? "wall street journal" global economics contributor, john is

in 2019, a radical offshoot of the original allied democratic forces claimed allegiance to the islamic state group. in march this year, the u.s. state department called them a foreign terrorist organization, and since then, there have been attacks since the start of october. theshave been mnly me bombs, improvised devices, small ied's whichave gone o in rious are on e outskirts of the city. today, these attacks happened i strategic areas downtown where there are government buildings, a lot of people coming and going. these attacks seem to be much more coordinated than the previous attacks, so it seems to be a real change in the modus operandi of the group and a coordinated attack, which has not happened in the past with this group. mark: thank you for that update, and please keep us up-to-date with developments as they happen. next, libya's khalifa has register to run as president. the election scheduled to run december 24. it will also be contested by a son of the former dictator, muamr gaddafi. the announcement came after gaddafi declared his candidacy addicted on from his father's death.

special forces are at the scene and they are blaming islamic state for the last. -- blast. >> responding again to an explosion in the city. this time the target was the country's largest military hospital, the suicide bomber detonated their device at the entrance. further attackers entered the compound, shooting their weapons. >> when i realized i was ok, i ran away. the blast was very powerful. the second one even more so. i was cut from the class from my car. the class hit me in the face and on the head -- glass hit me on the head and fe. >> i am tired of this war. how long must we endure this mystery? ho mucmore c the afgn peop take? >> the taliban since its special forces were lowered into the hospital complex from the helicopter to clear the building. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack but the taliban suspects it was carried out by islamic state insurgents who has carried out a series of attacks in the city in recent months. brent: voting is underway in the state of virginia to unlock a new governor. the state has been governed by democrats support -- for the past se

{lit islamic state insurgency - of course they want a better life.— they want a better life.etter life. of course. we will leave it until the - they want a better life. of course. | we will leave it until the next one. penny and martin will be backjust after 11:30pm we —— 11:30pm. we have got sport and weather coming up. stay with us. good evening. i am holly hamilton with your latest sports news. england and scotland have moved a step closer to next yea r�*s world cup after winning their qualfiying games tonight. the scots are into the play—offs after beating moldova 2—0. england thrashed albania 5—0 at wembley, which means theyjust need a point from their last game against san marino to qualify automatically for qatar 2022. our correspondent natalie pirks has the details. # 0 flower of scotland... # belting it out like their lives depended on it. scotland's mission was simple — beat moldova and the travelling tartan army would be guaranteed a playoff spot for their first world cup since �*98. but it wasn't all one—way traffic. scotland, though, were by far the better side a

other atrocities were carried out in syria under the so-called -- of the islamic state. verdict in the trial of aung san suu kyi has been allowed another witness. myanmar, formerly burma, has been under military rule. it was overthrown in a coup after her party won the election. barbados is celebrating coming a republic -- becoming a republic. the former governor general has been declared as the first president. she declared barbados has set sail on her maiden voyage. they will no longer use the british queen as a figurehead. prce charles was there to endorse the handover and rihanna was honored as a national hero is part of the ceremony. as the clock struck midnight, or bidders shared -- shed its ties with the british monarchy was 400 years after english ships first sailed ashore. >> i do sar that i will well and truly serve barbados in the office of president, so help me god. >> she made a call to arms, reminding everyone that their country's future lay in their hands. >> we are are billions -- barb adians. we the people must give barbados its spirit and substance. we

they say it was the work of the islamic state group, which has carried out similar attacks, but no grouplaimed responsibility. we have this report. reporter: this time, the attack struck a hospital in central kabul. the hospital, afghanistan's largest military hospital, the taliban dispatched fighters across the area to stop potential assailants. >> [speaking in foreign language] reporter: witnesses also say they heard shooting, and the taliban save the blast were four suicide bombings. >> [speaking in foreign language] reporter: since the taliban, took control of afghanistan -- taliban re-took control of ala afghanistan, they are tryino stop islamic group fighters. in recent weeks, gunmen attacke shiite mosques in two towns, killing dozens. anchor: a state of emergency was declared in ethiopia, after forces from a northern region said they are gaining territory and considering marching on the capital. two days ago, the ethiopian prime minister called on citizens to defend themselves against the people's liberation front. u.s. president joe biden has decided to cut ethiopia from a u.s. t

it is a very worst—case kind of assessment, the islamic state will be under pressure from the talibancontrol and to beat back efforts by the islamic states khorasan group in pakistan. it is laruel on khorasan group in pakistan. it is largely on the — khorasan group in pakistan. it is largely on the gulf states... which is a really worrying. general petraeus, what we saw with those over the horizon strategies here in the centre of kabul, just before the withdrawal, those are the kinds of errors that can take place if the united states simply relies on horizon. it united states simply relies on horizon. , . ., , ., ., horizon. it is certainly among the es of horizon. it is certainly among the types of mistakes _ horizon. it is certainly among the types of mistakes that _ horizon. it is certainly among the types of mistakes that can - horizon. it is certainly among the types of mistakes that can be - horizon. it is certainly among the i types of mistakes that can be made and have been made over the years. and it is no denying mistakes are made in wartime, particularly when organisations

so that, you know, is it adf, visit islamic state? actually, it can be both. and in this instance, you have a local group with a grievance towards uganda that is willing to fly the, the atlantic state flag. so i think we have to look at the islamic state as much as a brand, as a movement. i think this is a perfect example of extremist groups looking for the path of least resistance. and wherever they are perhaps is, are gaps in effective governments. they're able to insinuate themselves into inter these, you know, local or regional conflicts. you know, so you, you have a country like uganda, which is fairly effectively govern. but then you have next door, a country like the congo, which has vast areas that are largely ungoverned. and that's a, an area where, you know, these kinds of groups you know, can find a safe haven and then do the kinds of attacks that we've seen here. the last couple of days. chili's president has survived unimpeachable vote to remove him from office. the senate's vote fell short of the 2 thirds majority required to sebastian piano. he w

and i think in this part of the world, this east africa, the affiliations to islamic state, in particular, flex a convenience. they are more about local issues. technically, that's also the case for the, for the ation of, i'll show up without tied to for example. and so it makes them sound to rushes, but actually more about the local politics. and i think that's exactly what we're seeing here in east and calling on. you know, they, the strikes of 3 attacks in uganda were bought by the, by the allied democratic forces were in the statements about, you got to really. and likewise the gardens, striking back with artillery and strikes at the moment in eastern congo against idea. and we'll see how that all plays out in the coming days and weeks alex finds there, the director of the africa program at chatham, how speaking to us from nairobi, thanks so much for joining us. alex. great to get your thoughts now. moving on and iran says it's optimistic to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal after the 1st day of talks in vienna, representatives from russia, china, germany, france on the u. k. r meeting th

the islamic state group has claimed it carried out the attack.. across the road from the attack, families at another hospital watch on in horror. outside, a man tries to crawl to safety. inside, mothers and young children terrified. afghans had hoped scenes like this would come to an end now that the taliban are in power. instead, the fighters were amongst the victims of this attack, carried out by the local branch of the islamic state group, or daesh. the assault began with a suicide bombing, before gunmen tried to fight their way inside the military hospital. helicopters were used to drop taliban special forces into the site, according to the group. but outside this hospital, taliban members were anxiously awaiting news of injured colleagues — former insurgents now facing an insurgency themselves. "after the explosion, me and some of the other taliban were helping carry injured people into the hospital," says this member of the group, who was at the scene of the attack. "a daesh fighter pretended to help us too, but when we got inside, he took

islamic state has claimed responsibility.

the islam state which was once the size of tennessee crumbled and the president at that time, donald trump announced its leader abaca alba dadi, was killed. so what do we know now and what are the implications not only about this case, but about how the pentagon does business and communicates? joining us today are the reporters who uncovered the pentagon. cover up dave phillips covers the military for the new york times and is the author of alpha, eddie gallagher and the war for the soul of the navy seals and eric schmidt, who covers terrorism and national security. and is a former pentagon correspondent for the new york times. he's the author of counter strike, the untold story of america's secret campaign against al qaeda. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. this is truly an explosive report as i read it. and david, why don't you describe to our audience what the underlying incident was that led to issues which we'll get into, but tell us about the underlying incident. right, so like you said, this is at the very end, i years long war against isis. and what was left of the

. instructions from so-called islamic state. ., , , ., ., state. mtm and _ state. the group is no longer called adf, it is now mtm and has - state. the group is no longer called adf, it is now mtm and has an - adf, it is now mtm and has an allegiance to the eis. there was a time when al—baghdadi was still alive. they have only one leader, won government. all fighters know this, they are ala's fighters, a la's army. this, they are ala's fighters, a his army-— this, they are ala's fighters, a la's army. this young man was lowered under— la's army. this young man was lowered under the _ la's army. this young man was lowered under the guise - la's army. this young man was lowered under the guise of - la's army. this young man was i lowered under the guise of being offered a job in the drc. the government says the group has been recruiting using such tactics especially in poor areas. the ugandan government has built its legacy on bringing peace within its borders and has always claimed that the adf is a spent force. so are the authorities failing to sec

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the islamic state group has claimed responsibility. the bbc is there and has more.ter: what should have been a normal business day turned to tragedy. the blast went off within minutes, one close to the parliament building and the other across the road from the police station. it is rare to find this part of the city -- the explosions went off about one kilometer apart. . repoer: several injured were police officers. today's explosions come less than a month [indiscernible] >> i have lost one of my friends, a police officer. the police will give more information about that, it is unfortunate, we are trying to go back to our livelihoods. reporter: these events are troubling for ugandans. the country has not seen attacks like these for at least a decade. anchor: the number of migrants taken into custody by u.s. bord officials along america's border with mexico has fallen for the third consecutive month, overall figures are still at record highs. more than 1.3 million arrests have been made since president haydn -- fighting was inaugurated. on thursday, north american l

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there is a lot of fear, this is some of the concern around applying the 2001 aumf against the islamic state in 2014. there is this concern that if we take away these authorizations, we will be tying the president's hands and putting our country at a disadvantage. with a clarification on the 2002 aumf the president has capabilities, every strike we have conducted in iraq, to my knowledge, especially against malicious under president trump -- against militias under president trump. the article ii self-defense is still there and there is a longer conversation about what that looks like. even if in that case with isis in 2014, a court would have ruled the 2001 aumf did not apply, majorities in both houses think we should be fighting against these folks and it is not a defense of much can be justified under article ii self-defense, the simple answer is to pass a new aumf. if there is not the political will and congress to pass a new one, that is sending a different message. that is what the constraint could and should be. rep. spanberger: i would add to this, i think the question is not, for me,

militants linked to al qaeda, the islamic state and boko haram have strengthened in recent years withmpaigns in burkina faso and neighboring niger. police in the solomon islands-- northeast of australia-- discovered three bodies in a burned-out building in the country's capital late yesterday. the discovery comes after three days of violent protests in opposition to the government's growing ties with chin with authorities arresting more than 100 people. drone footage from earlier in the week showed protesters blocking roads as black smoke filled the air. many of the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the prime minister. the unrest stems from the government's decision in 2019 to end diplomatic ties with taiwan and establish formal links with china. earlier this week, australian authorities announced the deployment of more than 100 police and military personnel to assist the solomon islands with security and riot control. for more national and international news, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> hill: covid vaccinations are now available for children as young as five. adding child

blacklisted three leaders of the islamic state milita group in afghanistan as global terrorists. our security correspondent frank gardner p frank: u.s. state department named three leading figures of isis-k and afghanistan is what it calls global terrorists. it names the leader of isis-k. this is the group that has been carrying out a lot of attacks in recent days in afghanistan, indicating an couple -- including in kabul. they are the biggest insurgent threat to the government of afghanistan. another one named is the spokesperson for the group. has been in that job since june last year. the final one is also involved in the group in planning attacks around kabul. ♪ ros: ros atkins ros atkins i'm --i'm ros atkins with "outside source." we are in the bbc news room with our top story, 31 migrants drowned in the english channel and four alleged human smugglers are arrested. three men have been found guilty in the shooting of ahmaud arbery arbery in the u.s.. here's more. reporter: this case happened in february last year, one of the big cases that led to a summer of racial reckoning

the allied democratic forces and affiliated of the islamic state group in central africa have claimed responsibility for some of them. we'll be right back. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. ♪ ♪ comprehensive dental coverage. so you can enjoy movie night to the fullest. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. >>> a super bowl-winning 49ers coach among the four people being inducted to the san jose sports hall of fame. george siefer coached stanford before mov

the meantime, student benefits have been suspended supposedly due to the cost of the war against islamic state and a subsequent drop in oil revenue. and a coal mine explosion in rushes came out of a region, has killed at least one person, 44 others injured. a 2 miners are in a critical condition, but more than 200 have been moved to russian emergency services reported that the location of 49 miners is not entirely ascertained yet. and the cause of the blast is being investigated. what any of those stories you heard there and you wanna get more details on? just log onto our website r t dot com. well, it's about a half past 10, thursday morning here at moscow with accent, with oh, a ah. well come to the alec salmon show for a sit and do stay special. i scored. and indeed, much of the rest of the planet looks forward to celebrating our national day on the 30th of november for an insight into the state of scotland were turned to a new book, nations and nationalism being published on this thing understood from american historian when dudley edwards, an irish academic who spent his entire working li

a student benefits have been suspended supposedly due to the cost of the war against islamic state. and a subsequent drop in oil revenue. and finally, a coal mine explosion in russia is came out of a region has killed at least one person and left $43.00 more injured. as we understand to mind is are in a critical condition. but more than $200.00 have been moved to safety. the cause of the blast is being investigated and used cars, but it's our headline from moscow one hour to international. thank you so much for joining us. so any stories you may have missed or want to catch up on just check out our website. r t dot com ah, with ah, b. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess will the world of politics, sport business. i'm sure business, i'll see you then and people is something they can't ride on. police reports in all caps in december 2020 . a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that there must be a pose, that channel out the gate while they may come with that. but he says, bu

it was just six months ago that a major attack was launched on a girls school — and the islamic state—k, claimed responsibility. almost 100 girls lost their lives. one of the bombs went offjust behind me. another over there, and then, a third went off over there. it was designed to kill as many girls as possible. that attack happened under the old regime. but is—k has continued to target afghanistan's shia community. muhammad's two daughters were caught up that attack. he thought he had lost them. the taliban have promised security for all afghans — but many here say they still don't feel safe. as we try and interview the head teacher, the boys make it very clear they're allowed back. but across this country, most teenage girls are not. since the taliban took over, they've been told to wait at home until there is a nationwide policy. millions of girls across this country are waiting to hearfrom them. even before the taliban came to power, there was a humanitarian crisis in this country. drought, aid cuts, and economic collapse have turned crisis into catastrophe. we've just come to th

understand that the student benefits have been suspended supposedly due to the cost of the war against islamic state, and a subsequent drop in oil revenue. and finally, a coal mine explosion in rushes came out of a region, has killed at least 9 people and left dozens injured. it's feared the death toll could rise with $49.00 minus still unaccounted for. a several over those brought to the surface are in a critical condition. the cause of the disaster has not yet quite been established . a criminal probe, however, has been launched and you can get the latest updates, all those stories online. just a few clicks away on our website r t dot com. thanks for joining us for the post a program we are back at the top of the ah, it really is no thing. they can't ride on police report it to december 2020 a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that it must be a pose a channel out the gate while they may kill their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major t

islamic state has claimed responsibility. the number of job vacancies increased. the number ofjob vacancies increased. figures from the international office of statistics found job numbers does not rise following the fellow scheme. our business editor reports. too many cooks can spoil the broth. not enough can hurt a business. this family owned hotel is 20 staff short, and that means turning business away. we've got a huge demand. 0ur telephones are so busy. the problem is, wejust don't have the staff to fill the demand. we are having to close areas. we are having to close areas. we are having to close areas. we are probably losing thousands of pounds a week and turnover that we can't. .. thousands of pounds a week and turnover that we can't... we just don't have that staff to do it. in this market, it is employees calling the shots as average employee wages are rising faster than inflation. this commercial laundry in east london has had to offer more family friendly hours and higher wages, family friendly hours and higherwages, but family friendly hours and highe