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bombardment doesn't stop it could soon create one of syria's west humanitarian disasters for him hunted al jazeera. well now to developments in iraq protest as a denouncing the appointment of a new prime minister that they have been marching in several cities including the council capital baghdad but also in the southern cities of nasiriya and not just in the communications minister mohammed kofi allowing was named prime minister designate on saturday he's promising reforms and an early election but protesters say more change is needed iraq has faced months of mass protests against corruption on employment and a lack of basic services in the country so most of fulton is in baghdad and she says that the opposition to allow it was expected but his appointment also seems just split the protesters and. the opposition to allowing was known the well before he was appointed and still president salo went ahead and that ignited him the new prime minister doesn't that perhaps because he was the only candidate that the president thought the parties could agree on now he's unlikely to reverse that dec

bombardment doesn't stop it could soon create one of syria's west humanitarian disasters for him hunted al jazeera. protesters in iraq are denouncing the appointment of a new prime minister they were not showing in several cities including the capital baghdad and in the south in nasiriyah in niger former communications with them how much of a carlo it was named from the designate on saturday is promising reforms and an early election protest to say political change is needed iraq is facing months of mass protests against corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services so no fault in is in baghdad she says the opposition to allow it was expected but it appointment seems just split the protest movement. the opposition to allowing was known the well before he was appointed and still president salo went ahead and designated him the new prime minister doesn't that perhaps because he was the only candidate that the president thought the parties could agree on now he's unlikely to reverse that decision where we have to wait is how parliament will react the next 30 days parliament will have t

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has said repeatedly that any solution will be done on the battlefield tony burke al jazeera tripoli. police are hunting for a suspect after a man was stabbed in brixton south london just hours after the british capital is gripped by another attack a man was shot dead by police early on sunday evening after he stabbed 2 people on a busy street the attacker had recently been released from prison where he was serving a sentence for terrorism related offenses police said he was wearing a fake bomb there it's hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean of arrived in the italian poor of puts in sicily 363 people were rescued by the spanish charity ship open arms during 5 different operations in the past week italy and malta had initially denied permission for the boat to dock. last night about 830 we received a call from the italian coast guard headquarters in rome telling us that they assigned us to the port to put to disembark the 363 rescued people who have been aboard the open for the past 6 days at about 8 30 in the morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistanc

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pushing the worshipers off the storming jerusalem's al aksa moscow early on friday. 7 they also reportedly prevented a palestinian activist from hunting out food calls have been widely circulated for a solidarity campaign in response to the actions of his ready forces during morning prep. schools as a former lebanese prime minister saad hariri future movement faced off with anti-government protesters in downtown beirut on friday the scuffles broke out between the groups the authorities were forced to step it is just the latest round in a series of protests at a time that the country's been had by its western on the crisis in decades and the current government winning a vote of confidence in earlier this week. pictures now from the iraqi capital where thousands of women have been rallying against the u.s. military presence in the country comes after an influential cleric called for social rules to be observed following mixed sex demonstrations and ordered separate male and female protests. that's how it looks so father saturday february 15th moscow thanks for watching we've got you all next altie international world news in about 37 mi

al aqsa mosque early on friday. 0 7. they also reportedly prevented a palestinian activist from hunting out food calls have been widely circulated for the solidarity campaign in response to the actions of israeli forces during the morning prayer. supporters of former lebanese prime minister saad hariri future movement faced off with anti-government protesters in downtown beirut on friday scuffles broke out between the groups the authorities were forced to step in and this is just the latest round in a series of protests at the time the country's been hit by this blast economic crisis in decades the current government winning a vote of confidence earlier this week. pictures now from the iraqi capital where thousands of women have been rallying against the u.s. military presence in the country becomes offer an influential cleric called for social reforms to be observed following mixed sex. in stray sions in order to separate male and female protests. and more great altie programs on the way will be back in about 37 minutes or so to update you on all the stories we're across here this saturday the 15th of february wherever you're w

analysts lawrence o'donnell and al sharpton and reporters. kasie hunt and the ap's jonathan lemire along with joe, willie and me, msnbc contributor mike barnicle. msnbc national affairs analyst and co-host of showtime the "the circus" and editor of the recount, john heilemann and former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, adrienne elrod is here with us. so -- >> all right. >> one day left. >> one day left, mika, and obviously still a lot of movement going on. whether it's bernie, you've got, of course, at the top right now you've got bernie and mayor people fighting each other. >> yeah. >> of course, you've got sort of second here, if you believe the polls, joe biden and elizabeth warren battles out there but somewhere in the middle amy klobuchar. >> something's happening. >> if you look at some polls, willie that have come out, man, it's -- she has made a late move. >> she has. we've got amy klobuchar on the show this morning. look at that latest "boston globe" tracking poll showing bernie sanders pupp

al-jazeera northwest and syria. botswana has auctioned off the rights to kill elephants for the 1st time since the hunting that was lifted last year 7 hunting parmenides were up for auction it includes the right to hunt and kill 10 elephants want to has the largest elephant population in the world the government says commercial hunting will bring and conservationists say it could encourage poaching is the wildlife director of humane society international africa says there are other things besides trophy hunting that could be done to reduce the elephant population there's so much. stigma attached to elephant carrying capacity which is which is an absolute number and as we know ecosystems do not. lack that they would have been a balance of aims and flows so they are natural processes such as drops that will reduce elephant population numbers and we certainly seen that in some parts of africa. of the nations. you know reducing our official water holes by forcing infants to new to different areas and just affecting the way in which they utilize the landscape so those are more effective long 2 measures trophy hunting will cit

al-jazeera and distribute fields of beit lahia northern gaza. abuts wanna have auctioned off the rights to kill elephants for the 1st time since a hunting ban was lifted last year 7 months and parents were up for auction each includes the rights to hunt 10 animals but botswana recently issued a quarter to kill nearly $300.00 over the next year in a bid to control numbers but swan a has the largest elephant population in the world the government says commercial hunting will bring an income conservation say it could encourage coaching lots more still to come here on the news hour including the tricky conditions at a world cup event in france far as up next but all the details. the latest news as it breaks. ranks it has just been established. to the end of the french fishing there it was just begun with details company doing studies that show that around 30 percent of people in conflicts are likely to suffer from some form of mental illness from around the world the government here has said only essential workers will return to the others not for another week at least. the exclusive undercover report that captured a peaceful protest through to sle