he is the second isil leader to be killed this year.anuel macron has kicked off his state visit to the u.s. with the meeting with vice president harris. he is set to meet with president biden for talks in the oval office on thursday. two major chinese cities have eased covid-19 restrictions. it comes a day after protests in cities across the country's frustration mounts against governments strict zero covid policy. reporter: protests taking a violent turn in a southern city, people tear down a covid-19 testing tent in one video. in another, of testers hurl glass bottles at police officers. woman slater, security forces dressed in hazmat suits advance information, holding protective shields. the videos were verified but are unable to confirm whenever taken or the sequence of events. this is where the bulk of china's recent infections have been reported. much of the area has been under lockdown since october. the unrest marks an escalation in a movement that has spread from several large cities. >> i would say the party underestimated the

he is the second isil leader to be killed this year.ere's more from washington dc. >> this happened in the south, this will now be the fourth leader of isil since al-baghdadi was killed in october 2019 by the u.s. and his successor was then killed in february, also by the u.s. we have this killing in october by the free syrian army, an interesting detail is that it is the free syrian army that conducted this raid, according to the u.s. darren: at least 15 people have been killed in a bombing in northern afghanistan. at least 20 others are wounded. the interior affairs ministry said students are among the dead. wrench president emmanuel macron has kicked off a state visit to the u.s. with a meeting with vice president harris. he is set to meet president biden on thursday. nato has discussed sending more air defense system to ukraine as foreign ministers met in romania for second day of talks. the alliance pledged its unwavering support to some of russia's neighbors who feared being destabilized by moscow. an independent panel has found a

he is the second isil leader to be killed this year. here's more from washington dc. >>

isil has claimed responsibility for an attack on a hotel in kabul on monday. afghan secure the forces say three armed men were killed after they stormed the building and opened fire. a libyan man accused of making the bomb that brought down pan am flight 103 in lockerbie has appeared in a u.s. court. he was taken into custody on sunday, two years after the justice department announced charges against him. the attack in 1988 killed all 259 people on board the plane and 11 on the ground. those are the headlines. inside story is next. >> tensions between serbia and kosovo intensified, trigger by a dispute over car license plates. it has led to roadblocks and delayed local elections. what's the bigger issue at play and can the two sides find a way forward? this is inside story. ♪ laura: welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. what appeared to be a simple dispute about car license plates has amplified tensions between kosovo. because of a used to be part of serbia but ethnic albanians make up 92% of the 1.8 million people who live there. around 6% are ethnic serb a

anchor: isil has claimed responsibility for an attack on hotel in kabul. three young men were killed after they stormed the building and opened fire. a series of explosions and gunshots were heard and a fire broke out. all occupants of the hotel were rescued. belgian police have raided more european parliament offices as the legislative president has vowed to launch an internal investigation into corruption allegations. he says there will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe. the vice president is one of four people charged by belgian police. prosecutors say a gulf country was involved. they have not named the country but widespread reports in brussels and in greece identified as qatar. no official source has contradicted that. dominic kane has more from brussels. reporter: the sense of incredulity since the allegations surfaced has been replaced somewhat and then stood again with the knowledge the examining judge and police officers searched offices near the european parliament and took away computer data from parliamentary assistance, and it i

with the air support of the american coalition, they took the capital of dracula's isil and now controlsovince and other kursk regions of syria; in their hands, the platinum cascade and oil fields in the east of the country are also close to the syrian democratic forces, ideologically close. kurdistan workers' party pkk between different forces. whatever their strategy might have been, the iraqi courses made a mistake from the start when they cut ties with the ace. it was the fulfillment of american wishes and this is not had to do. as a result, they have no relationship with the ace. difficult relations with the kurds in syria. while the government of iraq maintains a mask at home, because both rely on the influence of the iranians. the reason for the riots was the death of 22-year-old iranian gordian maxa amini, who arrived in the capital to visit relatives and on september 13 was detained by the morality police for violating the rules for wearing a hijab by the police for girls, allegedly beaten, and on september 16. she died in a tehran hospital opening brain effusion the next day, 1

people coming from somewhere well, excuse me from isil places or latin america , they need a month or to prepare, and then they can only speak at fronterovic. and here's another question, looking ahead, we can assume that any compromise that will concern the future of ukraine will leave dissatisfied in the first place among ukrainian nationalists. here, won't it happen, so that dissatisfied with the worlds through e, reasonable concessions, the radicals will simply leave for the same poland, for example, and with the support of warsaw, they will prepare some new protest moods, new conflicts. and that is exactly why warsaw really wants to, but has not yet taken direct action. uh, well, let's say, connected with the conduct of the peacekeeping contingent or some kind of humanitarian protection forces, or well, words in russian and polish, a huge number of ukrainian can be something. think, but there is nothing yet, because to enter lviv easy. well, who will resist when moving from lublino to lviv is one more moment, and it is already impossible for the polish army to leave lviv, but sep

now extreme interpretations of the isil doctrine argue that state legislatures have the absolute powernd the scenes, as trump's allies argued that this theory allowed for state legislators to select electors who had cut through roots ridden champ, even though the certified electors were lawfully bound to cross the votes for joe biden, or whomever had actually won the popular vote in their states. legal experts across the political spectrum said these theory is baseless. judge luttig, a conservative, said this about the theory on the show back in october. >> there is literally, literally, nothing at all in the constitution, or in the history either from the time of the founding of our country or the flaming of the constitution, that even hints at the possibility of such a theory. >> now, what began as a dispute over a heavily gerrymandered gus no in north carolina, has brought the i.s. all theory back into focus. and as well, to the supreme, in roe v harbor. the supreme will hear all arguments for that case on wednesday. if the supreme court embraces aisle, it could have dire con gristl