has carried out strikes in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen the drug strikes have resulted in numerous civilian casualties in every country involved in the campaign for example in yemen up to two hundred civilians have been killed in u.s. led drone attacks. jonathan shafi from the new foreign policy group think tank believes civilians in the area should be concerned about the development. billions in need of gold not just of it i say we should be concerned about the kind of damage that these drones can do and we've seen a new minister cations hundreds actually over the years civilians have been killed and of course that he action from the local population is what you would expect one of anger and one that wants to see these drones and if the country that the u.s. claims is going to bring the region closer to paste you see any any sort of a lid to tea within that plane. i think the problem with us is of course that's always the claim that was a claim with afghanistan of which they're still not quote they claim you can even go all the way back to vietnam of course this is always the publ

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has carried out strikes in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen however drone strikes have resulted in munis civilian casualties in every country involved in the campaign in yemen for example up to two hundred civilians were killed in u.s. led drone attacks. the the the. the. the the. virtual. the. let's bring in jonathan shafi he's from the new foreign policy group now getting teach on it what do you think about the timing of the statement from the u.s. military if i don't join celebrating in the country for around seven months already why don't we just hearing about it. well often and this is what happens of course the deployment of drones by the united states not just here it was a sweet across the region and not just on donald trump but under obama's way o. and often doesn't come to publicly for many months after the start if they do a toll and that's because the new show day of this kind of war feel is to be there as far as the post we can they don't want and the the headlines domestically and then a when it comes at least that's it comes to many people is a shock not to people

has carried out strikes on militant groups in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen but drone strikes serve also resulted to as been well documented in numerous civilian casualties in every country involved with up to two hundred being killed in yemen alone. firefighters and federal troops battling devastating wildfires in the state of california at least eight people have lost the lives of at least nineteen are reportedly still missing two other fires started a week ago authorities say they've only got a handle about twenty three percent of it contained it's already destroyed more than seven hundred homes and forty thousand residents been evacuated from the region but they get a bit of better weather this soon as a round of so far from the arctic newsroom thanks for watching more of our t. they'll call mom kevin zero in returning with the next update in thirty minutes. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront dacian let it be an arms race of his own often spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strateg

has carried out strikes in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen the drug strikes have resulted in numerous civilian casualties in every country involved in the campaign for example in yemen up to two hundred civilians have been killed in u.s. led drone attacks.

has carried out strikes in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen but drone strikes have resulted in numerous civilian casualties in every country involved in the campaign for example in yemen up to two hundred civilians have been killed in u.s. led drone attacks. jonathan shafi from the new foreign policy group think tank believes that civilians in the area should be concerned about the development. billions in the area of gold not just of it i say we should be concerned about the canes of damage that these drones can do and we've seen a new minister cations hundreds actually over the years civilians have been killed and of course that he action from the local population is what you would expect one of anger and one that wants to see these drones and most of the country that the u.s. claims is going to bring the region closer to paste you see any any sort of valid ety within that plane. i think the problem with us is of course that's always the claim that was a claim with afghanistan of which they're still not quote is there they claim that there are you can even go all the way back

has carried out strikes on militant groups in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen but drone strikes have also result of the numerous civilian casualties in every one of those countries involved too with that two hundred being killed in yemen alone. oh. the. interest is toward this next one you were my not expect poor traits of north korean leader is an open pride that pyongyang successful missile launch is probably something i'd not expect to see in japan but that's what you will find in one small community of ethnic koreans there but they are fearing a growing tide of rights in japan after becoming the focus of the nationalists and the redfish investigative group found out what's behind all this animosity. this is a song from the d.v.r. king along with a few other relics mr pic keeps this is one of the ways he keeps up his connection to his home life. was. always listen to this every day. mr peck's life has not been easy year and for younger koreans it's not getting easier japan is experiencing a resurgence of the extreme right both foreigners known as guy jing and japanese are inc

has carried out strikes on militant groups in afghanistan pakistan somalia and yemen but drone strikes have also resulted in numerous civilian casualties in every country involved with up to two hundred being killed in yemen alone. and that. was more from a saudi dot com of course as the run of the newsroom so far this tuesday morning my name is kevin know it more for me in thirty minutes thanks for watching this update and more great programs for you lined up after the break as well so stay with us you can. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the idea of spending money to acquire region to acquire territory to acquire wealth is an oxymoron there there's no more wealth to acquire the ecosystem is collapsing . the economy is flooded with worthless paper and the species is migrating over to the digital sphere these are b. these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become king morkel so every dollar spent on defense every doll

marginalized groups, in the last, for the last mile, in places as you mentioned like afghanistan, pakistan, somalia, and elsewhere, where is the kabbalistic investment that you mentioned going into mobilizing leaders to sustain the acceptance to overcome the misinformation as senator mcconnell mentioned, the resistance that was coming from some faith groups against immunization, particularly child immunization, could you comment on that? and what is needed into the future in terms of sustaining the support of faith leaders, particularly in this? >> we will take if you questions and then answer them. yes, please. >> actually, with regards to this, with work in nigeria, i think it was 2004-2008, there was a problem and then there was afghanistan, what i saw, there was a problem of ownership. the people in the community, the families and even the government, the problem was everywhere. what i heard from senator mitch mcconnell was very important concerning his mother owning it and making sure that they addressed the problem so in these countries, the community, the people, even the community influence

in getting to the last mile in places that you've mentioned, like afghanistan, pakistan, somalia, elsewhere, what is the investment, the catalytic investment that you mentioned, going into mobilizing faith leaders to sustain the acceptance to overcome the disinformation? senator mcconnell mentioned the resistance that are coming from some faith groups against immunization, particularly child immunization. could you comment on that and what is needed into the future in terms of sustaining the support of faith leaders, particularly in the muslim world? >> okay, why don't we take a few questions and then we can answer, or comments. yes, please. >> actually, it has to do with the -- first i will start with the campaign. i had worked in nigeria when there was in 2004-2008, when there was a problem, and then later in afghanistan. but what i saw in polio was there was a problem of ownership. the people, the community, families, even the government didn't own the problem, the solution, and what have you. what i heard from senator mitch mcconnell was very important, concerning the mother owning it a

may have been complicit in targeted killings in afghanistan iraq and syria as well as yemen somalia and pakistan countries where the u.k. isn't even officially at war inquiries report raises concerns about the legitimate use of combat drones are broad claiming that it could lead to a number of an acknowledged civilian casualties the report says that the u.k. is complicit in illegal strikes conducted by other states which were receiving british military and intelligence support the u.k. government's policy regarding drone use is branded in the report as quote opaque and begin worse and effectively unaccountable we spoke to. a member of the parliamentary group behind the report. we need to be more transparent and it has to be. very open and the information needs to be available this should be a parliamentary oversight the government also needs to make sure that there is proper legislation to ensure transparency and also accountability as well as legality under international law and this also means that we make sure that there are no civilian casualties no extrajudicial killings and wherever possib

stuart: cannot say that if you made three trips to pakistan and you've also been to afghanistan and messing around in somalian and for that you got connections which are unsavory and therefore would check you out. >> that would be articulable's position but that's not what this program is. it's talking about you flying to palm beach florida using a bathroom twice and i'm not saying this happen i'm making it up but in newark airport because you and twice the same bathroom for making records of what stuart varney does. it's absurd and no basis to the value. it's a form of surveillance because it's in public it does require a warrant but even the surveillance itself has to have a legal basis called articulable suspicion. stuart: she could sue the constitutionality of their air marshals actions. >> if i become a victim of it. [inaudible]. stuart: i must get this in. judge, notwithstanding. allen to back possibly retiring. who is he suggesting to replace him? >> to people you never heard of. the first one would be he was asked this question in his contract is up in 2020 and says less than a 50% chance of renewal.