his victim say enjoyed backing from government officials in both baghdad. and our beal show what about why not bellagio is the which we are just showing new mouthful, other show door and we saw it as we are, the student is what i mean after. and so we and on it mati, habitable is going to do an odd well, i should go with moose fun remains in the hands of her charms associates in a bill where the boy risks being exploited for begging money. they have a felony for what it looks. we settled north along the same route, north chart, and countless other girls were traffic too at a beale, the capital of iraq semi autonomous kurdish region. it has its own government and has been spared much of the violence that has rocked the rest of the country over the past 2 decades. but this, the ability has also spawned domestic sex tourism fueled by a steady supply of girls from southern iraq. a survivor pointed us to one place in particular to investigate further. we go under cover messiah hotel is home to several night clubs where we've been told. girls are forced to work a

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and those trying to ended, ah ah, baghdad. it's nightfall in the hands of the rocks, capital, decades of intermittent conflict have given way to a semblance of normality. but another far less obvious crisis is brewing. wherewith women's rights activist denied a legacy friend was taking us on a late night drive through the murky underwood of human trafficking. i know you've was that's about that or g m. i be the chair and he'll call mom, fuck about it. just said he ever, you mcclendon with v a quote, i serrato nathan or a call me out in the south, oklahoma mon mm hm. so, yeah, its emily, d jar b o u e n, her extra marital sex is strictly forbidden in iraq's patriarchal society. where honor and reputation are paramount and closely tied to a woman's chastity. but active is to say that beneath this veneer of conservative social norms, young girls from poor backgrounds are routinely sold and to prostitution. that had rush we in so is that lack had a g amendment earlier money that on the be i need money. lifestyle, meaning them are

after a prolonged examining historic legacy ahead oh, not least, 30 people were killed in clashes in baghdad on monday as our protesters storm the so called green zone where government offices are located. the violence was parked after a prominent shia cleric and on his resignation from politics. found emails released by us. the attorney general claim to show that by the administration in the court incestuous relationship with big tech and that century content a life from moscow. i'm going to leave and you're welcome to the recap of the main news headlines from the past 7 days this week. so fighting escalates near europe's largest nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine. key air force has made several attempts to recapture the russian held. zapata was your facility, but were repelled, according to russia's defense ministry, the ammo de sais, the latest that time by ukrainian was carried out with 8 drones that were done by russian forces. local authorities also claim key as military shell, the plans territory from across that the never river on saturday, damaging the last remaining power

at least 30 people reported killed more than 700 injured this during very violent clashes in baghdad. it all comes after a leading shia cleric, mac tada. i'll salad, announced his retirement from politics and spoke massive unrest in the nation's capital between government forces and demonstrators who stormed the government offices in baghdad earlier this week. here's some footage from the streets. ah, i just a brief background for you uh mac taught at i'll start though. it is the founder of the song tourist movement, iraq's leading shia political group. he became a big symbol of resistance to the us led invasion in 2003, and even helped a full militias to fight american troops. is also wanted by the u. s. government over his alleged role in the killing of a washington backed shia rifle that was back in 2003 now in the wake of the american invasion and ultimate occupation, the rocky cleric was a vocal critic of washington in particular. george w. bush, junior bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi.

the elephant in the room right now is the situation unfolding in baghdad. the fact that iraq's seat of government has been turned into a field of battle people -- battle between these opposing factions. this greatly undermines confidence in iraq's ability to be a partner that can deliver on its words. unless the situation is resolved in a way that preserves and restores iraq's place as an actor that controls its own government and capital, i think we are not going to see this momentum in iraq's diplomatic regional efforts. i will pause here. >> thank you. these are very important topics. let me move to david. i am interested to see how washington views the recent iraqi role. prime minister al-kadhimi was one of the few leaders they had a one-on-one meeting with president joe biden. it was mostly positive. president biden pointed out that iraq needed to form a government in a timely fashion and to be able to serve the iraqi people, but also recommended the issue of interconnectivity with electricity. how was washington viewing the iraqi role in the region. a

that's an old iraq in baghdad to particular he has a number. what is large number supporters, but there is no issue with the supporters. the problem with the malicious, the ironically cool piece, which is the militia connected to mr. event that invaded this recent wagner. and we had a very hard day and long nights molding by the misha attack, to many in large government post and india. a lot of people had even targeted civilians. pakistan's climate change minister is demanding that quote, rich polluting countries pay their dues to islamabad because they break their own commitments to cutting emissions and thus have pushed pakistan into a climate disaster. sure, you rockman insist that reparations are long overdue. in any case, we have contributed less than one percent to greenhouse gas emissions. we all know that the pledge is made in multilateral forums have not been fulfilled. there must be some level of climate equation so that the brunt of the irresponsible carbon consumption is not being laid on nations near the equator, which are obviousl

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a map when to abdougla had live france in baghdad. thank you. moving on now in president vladimir putin has called sanctions against russia, a danger to the world. speaking at the east, in economic forum, and let us dog person accuse the west of undermining the global economy. he's expected to make the head of china's legislature. lee john shook, and there are reports that putin and chinese presidency. james king will meet at a summit in beckers down next month. if you do so newly harris was up of the sanctions from the west have been an aggressive attempt to get other countries to follow certain models. there are questions are in sovereignty and subordinating to their will. these are policies which have been carried out for decades. but there's been slipping away of us domination. they haven't been able to see the objective fact. if we look at recent times, the entire system of international relations is going through tectonic change in the me, poetry is the author of russia's road to war with ukraine. it says russia and china have been brought

now at least 30 people reportedly killed more than 700 injured during clashes in baghdad. it all comes after leading shia cleric mac tada al sabah announced his retirement from politics, spoke enormous unrest in the nation's capital. this was between government forces and demonstrators who stormed government offices in baghdad. earlier his footage from the streets. ah, now a brief background for you mac title saw that is the founder of the soldiers movement . that's a rocks leading shia political group. he became a symbol of resistance to the us that invasion in 2003 and helpful militias to fight american troops. he's also wanted by the u. s. government over his alleged are old and the killing of a washington backed shia rival back in 2003. now in the wake of the american invasion on ultimate occupation, the iraqi cleric was a vocal critic of washington and george bush, junior, in particular, bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. feel the popularity the united states is diminishing da

near baghdad. don't believe them. >> pete: don't believe them. they are not near baghdad. oh, look. there is tanks. that's exactly what joe and kamala are doing to us. ignore the 8,000 illegals pouring into our country every single day. our border is closed. there's no fentanyl pouring into our communities. there aren't any bodies floating in the river. the cartels, they are not making billions off of smuggling humans, no, the only trafficker you should be concerned about is the governor of florida. >> you have laid out the craziness of the time in which we are living where some politicians would rather not only have an issue but exacerbate it to the extent of literally human trafficking. >> peter: literally human trafficking. sending 50 illegals on air conditioned flights to run of the richest islands in america is literally human trafficking. those flights landed in broad daylight. what about the ones that were sent in the dead of night? they weren't sent by desantis. and they didn't land in mart

. >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. all over the sky. >> it was a night that would make tv history. cnn anchor and veteran journalist, bernard shaw, reporting live from baghdad. it was the start of the 1991 gulf war. >> clearly i've never been there, but this feels like we're in the center of hell. >> shaw, with colleagues john hallman and peter arnett broadcast the first war coverage in realtime. the boys of baghdad as they became known reported from the floor of their hotel room as bombs fell around them. >> baghdad lies dead. >> you were really scared for your life? >> yes, very much so. in war, one moment you're alive. the next moment you're dead. >> dire moments shared by one billion viewers around the globe and credited with turning cnn into the news leader it is today. >> it reminded everybody of what journalism can be and what television can be. and it truly put cnn on the map. bernie was right at the heart of that story. >> shaw's remarkable career began in hawaii. he was a marine, determined to become a journa

can baghdad hold out, most likely?not one of the neighboring countries does not want to, at least now actively teaching. in the alteration of the boundaries and delineations of their zones of influence, a completely different question. what iraq needs to do in order to start living for itself, first of all, to deal with honey wars, at least in the parliament, the kurds can play a serious role in this earlier. they could balance the instability between shiites and days, however. now they are faced with a more difficult task to measure, in fact, not neighbors, but andrey semchenko's close relatives around the planet. about the weather and not only that's what to navigate in order not to get lost in the forest on the north side of the moss, in fact, they recommend such ways of orienting. still, it's better to stick to normal cartographic material, discuss current topics with invited experts. it is true that they can make a diagnosis by the pulse. it is absolutely. true they expose earlier terms of pregnancy. miracles and

we were at the protest in baghdad. reporter: security forces were pushed back from the square.w at the entrance of the bridge. you can see many of those -- many of those supporters are trying to push their way towards a bridge. they are right now clashing with security forces, throwing stones on them. in an attempt to cross the bridge towards the other side of the city. it is raining stones. [people shouting] people are angry over here, over several issues. they are angry over internal issues, reform, and regional meddling, international meddling, and many other situations. that are unfolding right now, as you can see. security forces right now are pushing towards the entrance of the bridge. towards the entrance of the bridge. [people shouting] things are out of control. security forces are attempting to get back to the square. there is where we are going to. in order to close the bridge once again. that will give the protesters let chance to go towards a green zone. which is what secured a forces are trying to prevent. from baghdad, al jazeera. >> the bank of england says it i

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his historic legacy ah deadly scenes in iraq on monday with at least 30 people killed in clashes in baghdad as arm protesters store the so called green zone, where government offices are located with pakistan. 6 immense humanitarian support software. devastating floods robins, the country with more than 30000000 people, not facing starvation with broadcasting from moscow. i'm, you know, neil, you're welcome to the recap of the main news headlines from the past 7 days to day this week. so fighting, escalating your europe's largest nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine. here forces made several attempts to recapture the russian held up a rogia facility. but where repelled according to russia's defense ministry. the m o. d. say's up the latest attack by ukrainian trips was carried out with 8 drones that were dollar and by russian forces. local authorities also claim kiana's military shell, the plums territory from across the didn't epr river on saturday, damaging the last remaining power lines which link the facility to the national grid. the crew operating the plant, say the nuclear rea

so that basically is the base for his balance, and that's all iraq in baghdad is particular, he has a number. what is large number supporters, but that there is no issue with the supporters. is the problem with the malicious dia, ironically call these coal, which is the militia connected to. and mr. i sent that and made this 3. so wagner and we had a very hard day and long nights on bombing by the initial attack to many launch, government posts and engine people had even targeted civilians. major international military drills kicked off this week in russia. the ball stock 2022 exercises to involve armies from 14 countries with some 50000 troops in attendance. r t correspondent don quarter. he flew over to watch the i'm here in the russian far east, near the city of la vall, stock at one of 7, a huge staging areas for joint military exercises being organized by russia's ministry of defense. 50000 troops are participating here from 14 different countries with russia and china being the stars of the show. there's also thousands of pieces of military hardware. so let's get right to the fu

s. military exercises near they base outside of baghdad. the u. s. embassy has not bother to issue any official apology for the just incident. the death which occurred as a result of the use of life routes. you were military drill, snow residential neighborhoods, exhibits an outrageous disregard for the iraqi blood and a blatant disrespect for the country sovereignty. the incident occurred earlier this week on a farm said she waited near the baghdad international airport, where american military forces regularly conducted drills, family and friends are convinced that us soldiers are to blame for the tragedy of houses in the vicinity of the shooting rage. and there's no enmity between her family and anyone in the area on the, on the soldiers station, outside baghdad, airport, them dollar media. and she got shotwell, harvest investable in order to sell them on the market to secure your livelihood. and that of her parents judge him about all they wanted to do was to leave in the rock peacefully. but that was in vain. there's a shooting range in the m

now. police are 30 people report, le killed more than $700.00 injured this during clashes and baghdad comes after a leading at shia cleric mac tada. al sabah announced his retirement from politics and spoke unrest in the nation's capital, ultimately, between government forces and demonstrators who stormed government offices in the iraqi capital. earlier this week. here's some footage from the streets. ah, just by just a brief background for you. look, toyota al, saw that is the founder of the sawdust movement, iraq's leading shia political group. he became a symbol of resistance to the us led invasion in 2003, and helped to full militias to fight american troops. is also wanted by the u. s. government over his alleged role in the killing of a washington backed shia rifle in 2003. now in the way called the american invasion, the iraqi cleric was a vocal critic of washington. i'm particular of george bush, junior bush, reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. feel the popularity the united states is dimini

can baghdad hold out, most likely?not one of the neighboring countries does not want to, at least now actively teaching. in alterations of borders and delineation of their zones of influence is a completely different matter. what iraq needs to do in order to start living for itself, first of all, to deal with civil strife, at least in the parliament, the kurds can play a serious role in this earlier. they could balance the instability between the shia sutami, however. now they are faced with a task more difficult to measure, in fact not neighbors, and close relatives andrey semchenko around the planet. you are watching the program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24 the worst political climate scenarios pakistan takes root every seventh inhabitant of the south asian country has suffered from floods from garbage rains. damage. under natural disasters will cost a minimum of 10 billion, 72 dollars and 160 districts affected by rampant natural disasters, the death toll of over a thousand flooded, not only the sow

that's all iraq in baghdad is particular, he has a large number of supporters, but there is no issue with the problem with the malicious, the ironically cool piece which is militia connected to i said that they did this recent wagner yesterday and we had very all day long nights holding my membership attack to many in march, government, post and engine, people had even targeted civilians don't waste energy. that's the swiss government's plea as it launches a voluntary energy saving campaign a mit potential shortages. however, some politicians are pushing back launching a petition to keep open nuclear power plants that are set to be commissioned at switzerland decided 5 years ago to shut down all of us nuclear reactors following the meltdown at japan's fukushima. however, thus far, it's succeeded in only closing one of the full power stations. so now some are politicians have formed a group called stop blackouts and are looking to gather a $100000.00 plus signatures to ensure the remaining nuclear ponds funds continue to operate. this comes off of the swiss government last month, told

that's an old iraq in baghdad is particular, he has an important large support this, but there is no issue with the problem with the missions the ironically cool. he's cool with militia connected to i sent that and they did this recent wagner yesterday. and we had very all day long night holding my membership attack to many launch government post and engine people and even targeted civilians. a former senior ukrainian official who switched allegiance to russia has been found shot dead in his home. once a member of zelinski, its political party and the national parliament, alexey caballo recently was appointed deputy head of the russian controlled hudson region in southern ukraine. avalo had earlier survived an assassination attempt in june. at the time he said that ukraine's national security service had tried to take his life. his death came in a series of killings and assassination at times on local government officials in the hotel saw none neighboring as apology regions. meanwhile, the sun newspaper has cited former nato senior official gary tobacco as a saying that p f as a hitl

at least 30 people were killed and more than 700 injured this week during violin classes in baghdad. it came as a struggle for power in the country spilled on to the streets. rocky demonstrators stormed the supposedly secret green zone, where government offices and embassies are located. ah, on some back run to the scenes political tensions between rivals she functions of paralyzed the formation of a new government for months. the announcement by the leading shia cleric looked out at al serra deer than he was quitting politics to. to this they may lead to anger from his supporters against security forces and rival she groupings also dear became a symbol of resistance to the u. s. they then patient in 2003 and helped form a militia to fight american troops. he's also wanted by the u. s. government over his alleged rule in the killing of a washington back she arrival in the same year. well, in the wake of the american invasion and occupation, the iraqi cleric was a vocal critic of the u. s. and in particular, former president george w. bush bush reportedly said that his picture will be

a supporters of the shia cleric matar the al serra have protested in the iraqi capital baghdad. right police dispersed the who were making that way to the green se opponents is holding a session on whether to accept this because resignation. a sham is live for us in baghdad and i rocks comment meeting for 1st time since the recent seems to practice what's happening now. like i did not strike, but right now we're on them at that office. we are square when flashes between throw amongst other southern protested and security forces are going on for that says i throwing stones on the security forces. they're trying to make their way towards the edge of woody bridge. and this is also related to the new way or another to the parliament session because i'm, as we know, the alliance that used to put together a saga. and this probably won't speak up what i'm at the house is about to and now with. 2 had lucy do often get his designation for the new members of parliament to vote for him to vote against this resignation without a den, nobody of his own on the new alliance. anyway, the situat

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i mean, there's a historic want to head out a lease 30 people were killed in clashes in baghdad on monday. has our protesters storm the so called green zone, where government offices are located to violence with far after prominent shia cleric and 99 and from politics after months of statement and tried to form a new government emails released by us attorneys general claim to show that by the administration in the code incestuous, relationship at big tech end at central with live from law school, i'm una, leila, you're welcome to the recap of the main news headlines for the past 7 things. this week saw fighting escalate near europe's largest nuclear power plant in south eastern ukraine. kiev forces reportedly made several attempts to recapture the russian held southward, rosie a facility, but where repelled according to russia's defense ministry. the m o. d. c. the latest attack by ukrainian troops was carried out with 8 drones that were done by russian forces. local authorities also claim key military shell, the plans territory from across the nipper river on saturday. damaging the last

problem across the world, but in iraq it's reached such proportions that a special police unit in baghdad is now dedicated to bringing the perpetrators to justice filmmakers simone folks, and has been behind the scenes to meet some of the victims of this explosive trade and those trying to ended, ah ah, baghdad. it's nightfall in the hands of the rocks, capital, decades of intermittent conflict have given way to a semblance of normality. but another far less obvious crisis is brewing. wherewith women's rights activists do not allocate the friend was taking us on a late night drive through the murky underworld of human trafficking. i was at the bunk bed or g m. i be the chair and how cool mom? fuck about it. to city i'm, are you my claim? miss v. a court, i serrato nathan or a call me out in the south, oklahoma mon room. so you know, it's a 1000000 jar below your knee. extramarital sex is strictly forbidden in iraq's patriarchal society, where honor and reputation are paramount and closely tied to a woman's chastity. but active is to say that beneath this veneer of conservative social norm

suspect sabotaged off the gas leaks. appear and rushes nord stream pipelines plus i over here in baghdad. supporters of cheer, clinic, montana, or seller, come from police during a parliament session, over the resignation of that speaker. and up to 13 years guineas, former leader, mussa camacho, and 10 of us go on trial for the killing of 150 people at a stadium. ah, a powerful category for storm is bearing down on the state of florida. how are can in, is expected to make landfall along the southwest coast in the coming hours. early up, it knocked our power in cuba. people in florida, bracing for its impacts and have been born of catastrophic flooding. the states covered up is warning of a nasty 2 days ahead. leah harding reports the warm waters in the gulf of mexico are making hurricane in even stronger from space . it's seen swirling over the caribbean. oh yeah. this woman in cuba weeds through waters inside what's left of her home. it also went to italy. it was the disaster. i've never seen this before. we lost everything. nothing is left. as you can see. now, florida is next. you nee

so thank you very much. dorsal jabari talking to us from baghdad. here your crenan, russia blaming each other for talks that have delayed a much anticipated un mission to assess the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. a convoy of atomic watchdog inspectors is traveling to the zap patricia plant and sylvan ukraine. but those being heavy shelling in the area and along the prearranged routes to the facility. i am going to consider the possibility of establishing a continued presence or of the i. e, a at the plant, which we believe it's indispensable to the stabilize the situation and to get regular, reliable, impartial, neutral updates or what the situation is there. so we shall slack we are moving now . thank you for your interest is very important that the world know what's happening here. let's go live to, to lease about in that case it. so it's proving difficult for the inspectors to get access to the plant. and once they get there, there are questions about how much access and freedom they're gonna have to be able to make their investi

so i'm over here in baghdad. supportive shia cleric move center confront police during the parliament session over the resignation of its speaker. ah ah hello there right off the bat. here's an update on hurricane in as it continues to cut through florida on thursday we go in for a closer look here. one of the big impacts is storm surge, but look at the rain that it's now spreading toward the southeast of georgia and coastal sections of the carolina. so this storm is expensive and intense. now as we work our way up the atlantic around the great lakes, we've got low temperatures here. there's winds out of the north, some cloud cover, but new york looking good in the sunshine with a high of 18 degrees off to the west. we're still trying to squeeze out some leap season heat. so for the canadian provinces, the scattering us state of montana temperatures could certainly hit 30 degrees on thursday. still a few showers ago western candidate and pacific northwest and speaking of high temperatures. los angeles heat alerts in play around the area. your temperatures have come down a bit to 32 de

s. military exercises near they base outside of baghdad. the u. s. embassy has not bother to issue an official apology for the in just incident. the death which occurred as a result of the use of life routes to were military drill, snow residential neighborhoods, exhibits an outrageous disregard for the iraqi blood and a blatant disrespect for the country sovereignty. the incident occurred earlier this week on a farm situated near the baghdad international airport, where american military forces regularly conduct girls, family and friends are convinced the u. s. soldiers are to blame for the tragedy. the now houses in the vicinity of the student region, and there is no amity between her family and that anyone in the area in the army soldiers, haitian outside baghdad, airport, them dollar media. and she got charged with hall was in that stable. you know, i called them on the market much, oh, you're wildly and, and that help parents, children with that all they wanted to do was to leave in the rock peacefully. but that was in vain. endings in the mi

and this escalation in violence, fullest fighting in baghdad. on monday, the political crises pitts, full wars of the powerful shad political leader looked at a souther against mostly iran aligned parties um, parliamentary groups, southern supporters emerged as the biggest party in parliament in elections in october, but weren't able to form a government. you like, has had, they can't take a government ever since in baghdad. the supreme court has postponed rolling on a petition fight to buy. so that is movement until next wednesday, it demands the dissolution of parliament and early elections. but this agreement between the political rivals goes beyond that. my mood abdullah hides al jazeera but that still to come this half hour, the usa to alaska, alexis 1st indigenous women to congress. b t out famous face students had back to school them from spit in a months time my classrooms could be empty again will tell you why. i ah hello, we've got some welcome sign of rain coming in to parts of western europe over the next couple of days. see this lit

he's accused of carrying out a mass shooting in 10 of even april in baghdad, progresses and security forces of fort as the rocky parliament voted on the resignation of its speaker. supporters of iraq's inferential shaneeda tedra center, tried to storm highly fortified green's own government area. as right, pretty sort of dispersed the crowds, some protested through stones that security forces. your rocky state media also said 3 rocket hit, the green zone on wednesday afternoon. 7 people were injured in the attack alley, how she was at the purchase in baghdad. security forces were pushed back from the area to square right now on the entrance off edge. and woody bridge, as you can see, many of those i so forth trying to push their way towards the bridge. good. now right now, clashing good security force is throwing stones on down in an attempt to cross the bridge towards the other side of this list. and i over here, i go over 7 issues. and we over and generally issues with connie forwarded form angry over regional medlink, international meddling. i mainly the situation unfolds you righ

and this escalation in violence, fullest fighting in baghdad. on monday, the political crises pitts followers of the powerful shad political leader looked at a souther against mostly iran aligned parties, unparliamentary groups, southern supporters emerged as the biggest party in parliament in elections in october, but weren't able to form a government. you like, has had a caretaker government ever since in baghdad, the supreme court has postponed, rolling on a petition, filed the bi somebody's movement until next wednesday. it demands the dissolution of par lament an early elections. but this agreement between the political rivals goes beyond that. man with abdougla had algebra, but that china has reacted with fury after you and report said a crank down mostly muslim ethnic groups in the shin jang region by amount to crimes against humanity. the report on weekends and other minorities was it was released by the u. n. stop human rights official on her last day, an office, but a week as who fled to turkey fear. the report will be ignored by the i

you like, has had a caretaker government ever since in baghdad, the supreme court has postponed rolling on a petition wide to buy so that his movement until next wednesday, it demands the dissolution of parliament an early elections. but this agreement between the political rivals goes beyond that man with abdougla had al jazeera but that a man has been detained after pointing a gun at argentina's vice president. the incident happened when christina fernandez kitchener stepped out of her car. she dr. as soon as she saw the pistol and the man was grabbed by some of her supporters, cochin as backers have been gathering outside her home ever since prosecutors called for her to be jailed and connection with a corruption case. the dates back to her time as president mexico, as president has delivered his 4th state of the union address on dress. manuel lopez abra door is still popular, even though inflation is at a 21 year high. there's also an increase in drug related violence. these proposed reforms to the national guard, including putting the units under the control of the army on while ra

." ♪ so let's bring in our guest in baghdad.ior foreign policy advisor to the iraqi parliament and director of house of iragi expertise. in washington dc, a fellow at the washington institute, and former faculty member at the american university of iraq. in doha, a nonresident fellow and middle east analyst, who we just heard from in the previous report. welcome to you all. i would like to start with you. what do you think has been going on in the past 24 hours, how do you assess the events unfolding in baghdad? >> it is always the same conflict happened after the october elections, and the results announced , and they hae the minority in the iraqi parliament, and there was a triple alliance between the movement and mp's and another -- [indiscernible] eventually had the majority inside the parliament, so at that time, that the majority in the parliament, the prime minister, a speaker, and also his vice-[indiscernible] the real majority of what they call the national majority control the country and tried to have a session to ele

. >> the skies over baghdad have been illuminated.ll over the sky. >> reporter: it was a night that would make tv history. cnn anchor and veteran journalist bernard shaw reporting live from baghdad. it was the start of the 1991 gulf war. >> clearly i've never been there, but it feels like we're in the center of hell. >> reporter: shaw with his colleagues broadcast the first war coverage in realtime. the boys of baghdad as they became known reported from the floor of their hotel room as bombs fell around them. you really were scared for your life. >> yes, very much so. in war one moment you're alive, the next moment you're dead. >> reporter: dire moments shared by one billion viewers around the globe and credited with turning cnn into the news leader it is today. >> it reminded everybody what journalism can be and what television can be. and it truly put cnn on the map and bernie was right at the heart of that story. ♪ >> reporter: shaw's remarkable career began in hawaii. he was a marine, determined to become a journalist and sought o

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this alley hush him for us and baghdad. who protests have turned violence and dozens of iranian cities as people continue demonstrating over the death of a woman in police custody. a ride sce group says at least 75 people were killed in the unrest. critics accused police of firing directly at protesters among those arrested is a fuzzy, has she me, the daughter, a former president, has she me roughs and johnny will. let's go live to wrestle. sarah, who is in the iranian capital to run how significant is that a rest of the daughter of the form of presidents? well, the general expectation here into iran is that this arrest is not going to have any remarkable impact on the course of their protest. oh, and also on the iranian politics here, however, still for the protest theirs having her support means having the support from rough st. janet family. so this family is an important family in this country and particularly the pause islamic revolution. areas that are phases, reps and jenny's father, the former president of iran, egb