abdul: it's so cold, it's windy, and it's raini. in the camp say t water is coming into their tents. reporter: this stretch between the freeway d the train tracks is espeally uninving. migrants here are from afghanistan, the kurdistan region of iraq, and syria. it's time for breakfast, a moment of solace amidst a sea of wries. >> he's a number one chef. reporter: we meet soroush from iran, who tells us he fled from polical persecution in his homeland. he survived a harrowing boat ride on his journey to france. soroush: we were 74 pple in a 12-meter boat. on the way from greece to italy we lost our gps and we lost connection. we were trying to go aft big boat cruise ships, but nobody stopped for us. one day we saw birds and we chased them until we got connecon, and we got to italy. reporter: from there, he traveled fartr north, to the french coast. the journey took longer than expected. soroush never imagined he would be sleeping on the ground outside during wintertime. roush: 's a hard me to be he. the place is crowded. it's filthy.

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but abdul helene doesn't think that's enough. we're moving to slowly move forward with allow more more and more growth clues via because we push it more goldman, which is you touch didn't couldn't go to heat. now show you my like you may even go to the star last another of them. and i'm sorry, i'm a digital only thing one as she don't. but i guess blunted has been jasmine. hello, is this all fingers all the way i can we him miss you out with that? not only, not that looking, not yet in the act here to test for human with the woman i got marie a. are you not that not, it's not into him now yet him as a roman. i'm to handle that and keep the pull more of a barrier down alongside to help us out with ah, it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in our conflicts world wide. u. s. government doesn't track the number of contractors and uses in places iraq or afghanistan, the united states army and the military and general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call that dependency, but we don't

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but abdul helene doesn't think that's enough for me. really surely multiple maybe a lot more to suit more girls columbia because we officially ma goldman. we choose, you thought she didn't, couldn't go to, he's now show you my, let me you may go the restart of them. and i'm sorry, i'm a digital may the 1 i she don't. but i guess a blunt that has been jasmine. hello is this all has fingers or globally i can be hitting mitchell with not only north avenue, north avenue, with the woman. i got marie, i've been with him as a roman until animals that i could pull more with honors and i was on the one to send the message out on along with ah bank kaiser? financial saliva? no, they say my little girl. i wanted to do a federal bank support, buying a car, call them right now and they stop the madness. join me every thursday on the alex salmon show. i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then a day to see what we all standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression a

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while i was in sangin, i've met a member of the taliban named abdul karim.t his militant activities a secret from his neighbours but was now happy to talk openly. i was shocked by abdul�*s admission that even local children had participated in the taliban's fight. but he was determined to demonstrate just how instrumental these tactics were against the foreign forces. despite all the destruction and poverty in this region, there has been one constant. helmand's poppy fields have provided a vital source of income for impoverished fighters and the taliban. afghanistan controls approximately 80% of the world's opium and for the last two decades, there has been a lot of talk about eradicating these fields. but it seems that these farmers have been working and operating as normal. the afghan opium market is worth an estimated $4 billion a year. shutting down these farms is clearly not an economic reality for the taliban. poverty and hunger is now affecting nearly everyone in afghanistan. there is a increasing concern that terrorist groups are using this to recrui

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after good abdul hamid dunney has no idea what the future holds. should he switch to new ideas of apples? it would be years before they be a fruit for now. he's doing his best to salvage his trees. patsy gone. gone without the margaret. this brown just died, but i don't think it can be said the other. yes young he'll take a look at the crack and his bronze. it's completely split up and take a look at the trees high limb to a drive to repair them, but deal another one has good robotic enough to market. he had hoped to leave his orchard to his son as his grandfather and his father did before him. but now he fears they won't provide us any income and will only be a burden on his family. in today's day and age, water has become a political and an economic to states with more water have more leverage, some industrial prioritized over others when it comes to water supply. this causes inequality that ultimately an unsustainable planet. let's take a closer look to unpack this better 2 regions across the planet from each other. but the same problem. they're

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giving gifts to refugees including abdul and his family helping students learn important lessons. >>re's nothing really different except for looks and stuff. >> i hope they feel happy and that they realize it is like people care for them in the new country. >> reporter: what do you want to do when you grow up? >> doctor. >> reporter: a doctor? and they do feel happy in the new home with the opportunity for a fresh start. but not without fear for what they left behind. >> all my family members that are back in afghanistan i'm worried about them. some nights even i could not sleep because of my brothers. what will happen to them? what will be their future? >> abdul is like many who made it out leaving behind lives and loved ones without visas to evacuate. about 27,000 afghans remain on 7 bases across this country awaiting processing. like abdul they hope for a better life an and to be reunited with family here in the united states. >>> the unusual cause gop lawmakers have taken up. as we go to break, catch an all new "politics nation" tonight. speaking with attorney benjamin crump. "po

it's about the life and times of abdul hum. in the 2nd, the last powerful ottoman sultan the action begins in 18. 96. when abdul 100 is fighting on all fronts, against european powers, domestic revolutionaries, and a range of other opponents, they all want the same thing to bring down his ottoman empire. between a 100 and a 150 minutes are produced each week. soon 5 seasons will have been shot. the series has been a runaway success in turkey, but also in many other countries. valentina who plays the sultan, explains what he thinks makes it so popular. trigger was this region between the mediterranean. the g not for middle east to see are a world i, one side of as, as in europe austere. other is in asia, her brakes is a bridge between it all. cruger or mitchell. mrs. country has seen many civilizations parked that we have many different stories and emotions and expressions that can touch people's hearts. what? oh, turkey has become the world's 2nd biggest exporter of tv shows off to hollywood, known as disease. these turkish ser

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last august my colleague phil gail, spoke to taliban foreign ministry spokesman abdul car back key. he started by asking him why the international community should recognize and therefore legitimize the taliban given its track on human rights. the current government understand the new government that has come to power is manifest reality and the world needs to engage with it. as the government that is currently in place has actually fulfilled the criteria for a body to be recognized as a official state. according to an international law, and in accordance with article one of the month of a day of conference, $9.00 to $33.00, there are 4 essentials that they need to fulfill. number one, and that has to have defined geography 2 is that it has to have permanent population and the geography 3 is that the, the, the government has to provide governance. the people ruling have to provide governance. and the 4th criteria is that the government has to have the capability of, of creating and establishing relations with foreign nation. well, in our view, the right off the people they have deci

abdul karim laid mines.is responsible for the killing of hundreds of coalition forces and civilians. translation: when the people saw that they were dropping - bombs on us and killing us they stood against them. all the people help. even when i was planting mines, children around ten years old would help me. when i asked him to clarify if the children were forced, he insists they were not. translation: no. they volunteered and said that we are members of the resistance. many families fled during the years of fighting. translation: a bullet went | through the wall and hit here. the bullets were fired incessantly. mohammed has now returned with his children to rebuild their lives. translation: everything is expensive now. - i cannot even afford cooking oil and bread. people learn to get by, but everyone is happy that foreign forces have left here. people genuinely felt occupied by the foreign forces and the former government. and this is what they've left behind. homes destroyed. and this is the price of freed

or abdul, hamid is in care of where some bracing for more valves. i know i many she's come to pay her respects not to forget friends lost his, the war broke out in the east of the country in 2014 in millsboro got sca was a volunteer. baghdad providing support to the soldiers under frontline. the idea of possible renewed fighting worries her knee of course i think her the words going on and on from 2014 ah, i don't know where we have a big we're but we have guns and we already talk of war and a possible russian invasion concerns many ukrainians, but people here feel things could be different this time around. many a grateful of the support. some western countries have provided ukraine. some public the thanking the u. k for its recent delivery of mid rage weapons. but elsewhere around give people are going about their daily lives wondering if war is as imminent as their leaders have been warning. there's also a sense among people here that the situation is made more complicated because of the competition between russia and the west. over influence in

many say for several generations to come with abdul hamid al jazeera at v fca in eastern ukraine and the u. k. prime minister boris johnson has continued to resist calls to resign as he faced and p as in parliament. johnson refused to comment on an internal investigation into whether his government held gatherings in breach of covered 19 roles. the findings are expected to be published soon. police are also investigating the opposition leader chemist armor called on johnson to stand down suggesting he broke the ministerial code on the 1st of december, the promised to told this house in relation to parties during lockdown. all guidance was followed completely in number 10 from that dispatch books. on the 8th of december looks quizzical. he said it. on the 8th of december, the prime minister told this house. i have been repeatedly assured since these allegations of merge the walls no party. so since acknowledges the minister of quote applies to him when he now resign. oh, cynthia cynthia surveyed about to bid restrictions. let me just remind the house and indeed remind the country that

abdul karim laid mines.ilians. translation: when the people saw that they were dopping - bombs on us and killing us they stood against them. all the people help. even when i was planting mines, children around ten years old would help me. when i asked him to clarify if the children were forced, he insists they were not. translation: no. they volunteered and said that we are members of the resistance. many families fled during the years of fighting. translation: a bullet went | through the wall and hit here. the bullets were fired incessantly. mohammed has now returned with his children to rebuild their lives. translation: everything is expensive now. - i cannot even afford cooking oil and bread. people learn to get by, but everyone is happy that foreign forces have left here. people genuinely felt occupied by the foreign forces and the former government. and this is what they've left behind. homes destroyed. and this is the price of freedom that these people say they have had to pay. in the conservative hear

with abdul hamid al jazeera at v fca in eastern ukraine. the rallies been held and the keenest answers capital to show support for the soldiers behind a military coup under the people celebrated in the street. so we're going to go on tuesday. the military says it took part because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups, the united nations, and the usaa calling for the immediate release of the deposed president rafael covering the crew. in begin of assholes, the 4th military take over in the region. in the last year, nicholas hacked looks at the underlying causes of the instability. he sense of unease and uncertainty. in burkina faso capital rugged dougal at the market tailors to the man compel re is worried for us, so has a checkered past with a series of military coups since independence in 1960. he fears the latest military take over me so disunity level, but the problem is we don't have peace in brooklyn of fast. so i hope the military didn't just come to take power. they need to bring back civilians, so they ca

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abdul, welcome to the programme. well to all that has been happening in the last 15 or 20 minutes. can you give us your take on what is likely to happen? could you say whether the immigration minister is going to send djokovic home or will he be able to take part in the tournament?— able to take part in the tournament? , , tournament? just in the very short-term _ tournament? just in the very short-term i _ tournament? just in the very short-term i would - tournament? just in the very short-term i would that - tournament? just in the very - short-term i would that because short—term i would that because the immigration minister is not standing up with the prime minister at this press conference it is highly unlikely the minister, the prime minister will make an announcement at this press conference. he will be asked, i am sure, but at this press conference i don't think he will be making that announcement. �* ., ., announcement. but what do you think the immigration _ announcement. but what do you think the immigrati

it's often said opposites attract, most famously by paula abdul. >> but on this national spouses day,at being on the opposite side of the political aisle is far from the usual she likes chocolate but i like vanilla. here with more on that is will ganss. >> i like chocolate and vanilla for the record. according to a u.s. census bureau, the number one reason for divorce in 2021, incompatibility. but is it possible to reconcile political differences? we asked the expert about what she thinks about high-profile couples on the opposite end of the political spectrum. what happens if after you walk down the aisle you find yourself on the opposite side of political issues? >> there's such a divide when it comes to politics and values in some ways. >> those on full display for robert f. kennedy jr. and cheryl hines following his controversial remarks at an anti-vax mandate rally. >> even in hitler germany, you could cross the alps to switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> on tuesday, rfk jr.'s wife tweeted, my husband's reference to anne frank at a mandate rally in d.c

he w news, interviewed abdul car bulky spokesperson for the now tell about controlled foreign affairs ministry about the challenges of governance with the economy about to collapse. how is this a when will the benefit is that we finally have peace? we don't have killings we had between 200 to 300 innocent souls lost every single day. and one is due to the war that were the brutal war. the aggression that was carried out against the peaceful, of the peace loving people of a plan of thought. so that is one of the and the base is the foundation of any state is that it has to provide security to its, its constituency, to its citizens. so that is one of the greatest benefits that the people off a lot of time had been yearning for for 40 years and the collective punishment they are, are facing from the international community. and very said, it is very unfortunate. they are threatened with masturbation because they finally have peace and they have attained this problem. we have journalist allie le tv joining us ali you've been in cobble until very recently. and we just heard the taliban spo

gonna are in their group that they've got about 12 or our team members include in your coach or amir abdul are with gov. it 19 and as include several players and you know, a goalkeeper who got injured against ghana and another goalkeeper out covered night in so it's a big blow for game. don't forget, eddie, before the storm and started caff indicated at it seem most plea, provided it can have at least a level glass under pitcher. but if you don't have it recognized goalkeeper, so to speak, a player from that see must going to the post and feel so low yet to see how calmer also navigate this. the, you know, interesting one against that, one of the favorites to and host cameron, who's got that a top strike and, and the goals got weed. 5 goals are vaunted abaca in our cameron. seem of enrollment the reliance. yeah, definitely leave a car. seems to be on fire. oh is hats me elisa when you remind me that gun i was kicked out by a cameras, but i'll let us lay this down. there are some other excited matters in the round of 16, which are you most looking forward to? yes, a puff. i'm the big one be

gonna are in their group that they've got about 12 or of team members, including your coach or amir abdul with gov. it 19 and it includes 7 players and you know, a goalkeeper who got injured against ghana and another goalkeeper article in 19. so it's a big blow for game. don't forget, eddy before this taught him and started caff indicated at it seem most to play, provided it can have at least a level place under which you believe it or have you recognized goalkeeper, so to speak. a player from that see, must go into the post and feel so low yet to see how a commercial navigate this, that, you know, interesting one against that one of the favorites to an host. cameron, who've got that a top strike and, and the goals grow with 5 goals, advanced abaca in our cameron sim, only done with alliance. yeah, definitely libra a car seems to be on fire. oh is hat smeeley? so when you remind me that gun, i was kicked out by a cameras, but i'll let us lay this down. there are some other excites on much as in the round of 16, which are you most looking forward to yesterday pop, i'm the big one. it's in

abdul kareem laid minds.responsible for the killing of hundreds of coalition forces and civilians. >> when the people started, they were dropping bombs on us and killing us. all of the people held. even when i was planting mines, children around 10 years old helped. >> when i asked him to clarify if the children were forced, he'd insist they were not. >> no, they volunteered and said "we are members of the resistance." >> many families fled during the years of fighting. >> a bullet went through the wall and hit here. the bullets were fired incessantly. >> he's now returned with his children to rebuild their lives. >> everything is expensive now. i cannot even afford cooking oil and bread. people learn to get by, but everyone is happy forces have left here. >> people genuinely felt occupied by the former government. and this is what they have left behind. homes destroyed. this is the price of freedom these people have had to pay. in the conservative heartland, the taliban in power may be welcome. but in many p

abdul fayad. thanks for being here.eem warranted or should we focus on an omicron-specific vaccine that pfizer says will be red as early as march? >> given how fast omicron has surged and how fast it seems to be abating in the places that it is affected, i don't know that either of these is going to be timely in order to able to take on omicron. think about it. when it comes to third doses, only 38% of americans have availed themselves of that and then you think about how fast it might -- how quickly we might be able to get an omicron-specific booster and march seems to have missed the boat entirely and when it comes to a fourth vaccine, perhaps for folks who rimno compromised or are seniors, that may be a helpful approach here, but even if it's not going to protect against breakthrough cases, we know that a third dose in and of itself protects against serious illness so given what we know about omicron i don't know that this data suggests we should be doing anything more than what we're doing right now and for fwhoeks

abdul el-sayed, an epidemiologist and the former health commissioner for detroit.is is not the transition to an endemic but is there anything that we should expect in this next phase after seeing hundreds of thousands of new cases every day for weeks? >> let me just explain some of the context of this. what dr. fauci shared is that if you are not vaccinated and/or you get a breakthrough case, you are getting a dose of immunity from this variant, and we know that it's happening all at once. that's what that huge upward trend looks like, and the question is, is it building a wall of immunity that's high enough to keep out the next potential variant? we know that this virus will keep evolving. the question is, has it reached a sort of end point in terms of the inability of the next variant to scale this immunity wall? that being said, we know that this kind of natural immunity doesn't last that long, and so the real question here is about timing. at this point, the key issue to remember is that we're still in the middle of an omicron surge. the best single thing that

abdul s sayed, and dr.otech software company that offers at home testing, and a former professor at harvard university. i want to start with you because testing is the big question right now. victor spoke to the president of the chicago teachers association who very much wants every student tested before they go back in the classroom to see which students are possibly infectious and which are not, and then on the flip side, you have the florida surgeon general who today was saying all of this widespread testing is totally unnecessary, so let me play this for you. >> it doesn't make sense is all this testing before people can work or before people can go to school or because someone with no risk factors was exposed and has no symptoms whatsoever. this fantasy that the federal leadership has painted that you can somehow stop this pandemic by just doing more testing. i mean, i'm waiting for more people to realize it's completely failed. it's impossible. >> dr. amina, i know that you have some skin in this game

let's go live now to want to serious auto abdul hamid in the ukrainian capital. how to, to what extent is president lensky just saying? what people are thinking that they've been through all of this before but i think there's been quite a change of tone over the past few over the past week. actually not only for president lengthy, but also from other members of the government. for example, the head of the national security council, calling for com, saying that an invasion is not imminent. actually, president zalinski yesterday had quite a lengthy press conference with the foreign media. it's at the moment here in care . i'm at the student point. he did say you got to tone it down, you got to stop spreading panic, kind of blaming the foreign media for this atmosphere. he said it's costing the country a lot. he said that $12500000000.00 have already left the countries as it's crisis, begun and of the country really don't go further like that, that the most important reading is economic stability. and now people are living through all of this. you know, when you loo

this is a cascading crisis, touching every part of society. 3.5-year-old abdul is doing much better thanyou should have seen him weeks ago, his mom says. a million afghan kids will be severely malnourished this year. much of afghanistan's health care system is close to collapse. she's a year and a half. her big bright eyes do not miss. she was severely malnourished. her tummy and limbs still swollen. >> when we came here, her situation was very bad and she needed a blood transfusion. she's so much better than she was. the or has said we should wait until the swelling goes down. quentin: 10 years ago, i lived next door to the hospital. there was a great surge of material and dollars into afghanis western diplomats would say they are not trying to build perfection. who knows what they were trying to create, but it was not this. it was not a country where half the people, more than half the people are going country and babies like her are near starvation. should afghanistan now be left to struggle alone? for two decades, afghans of all ages were trapped in a tempest of violence between west

when abdul 100 is fighting on all fronts, against european powers, domestic revolutionaries, and a range of other opponents. fate all want the same thing to bring down his ottoman empire. between a 100 and a 150 minutes a produced each week. soon, 5 seasons will have been shot. the series has been a runaway success in turkey, but also in many other countries. bill and t now who plays the sultan, explains what he thinks makes it so popular. triggers this region between the mediterranean, the gene, the middle east of the arab world. oh, inside of as, as in europe, austere other is in asia mix as a bridge between it all through j between ms country has said many civilizations for that we have many different stories and emotions and expressions that can touch people's hearts. one, 0, turkey has become the world's 2nd biggest exporter of tv shows off to hollywood, known as disease. these turkish series have an especially big fan base in pakistan . resurrection air to rule about the founding of the ottoman empire in the 13th century is showing here in this cafe dubbed into or do a lot of the n