turkey's president announces an operation to rid serious italy province of al qaida meant pointis. devastation in central america now harken made barrels towards the u.s. gulf coast. and making it to the mainstream african artist take center stage as a london art fair that has collectors lining up to invest. hello tens of thousands of people have rallied in madrid and barcelona calling the spanish unity and talks to resolve the country's worst political crisis in decades this was the scene in madrid a sea of spanish slides people came out on to the streets to call for talks between officials from the northeastern region of catalonia which is pushing for secession and spanish leaders who say last weekend's vote almost was illegal. in barcelona demonstrators wore white as a sign of political neutrality and chanted let's talk catherine an authority say a majority who voted in the referendum backs a split from spain and there are fears they may declare independence as early as next week. was at that rally. hundreds of people gathered here in the center of. all in the name of politician

turkish forces backed the free syrian army in an operation to drive out to form al qaida affiliates in the country's northwest. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a number of people have been killed in a massive explosion at a gas station and donna's capital. makes landfall in the u.s. state of mississippi these are live pictures it's already killed dozens across central america. and we'll tell you what south koreans are celebrating almost a year after a massive street protests brought down the president. has announced that starting an operation in syria's edler province the turkish president reza type on says turkish soldiers haven't yet into the area much of it live is controlled by. an alliance of factions spearheaded by a former al qaida affiliate. on turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far the turkish military standing reinforcement of their highly border crossing with hundreds of free syrian fighters also present in the area phase one of this offensive will be the free syrian army leading the fight to take on the head in live fa

affiliated group and i think what you bring up is what we're dealing with in many places is isis and al qaida. in this case they try to leverage local insurgencies. and connect those local insurgencies globally this is the challenge that we're dealing with and so our initial assessment is these are local tribal fighters that are associated with isis dunford says the u.s. will maintain its military presence in the despite the deaths and at the same time there's more fallout over donald trump's condolence call to the widow of one of the fallen soldiers but he said johnson says she was i'm good at what she says were insensitive words from the u.s. president when he said the president yes the president. he knew what he sounded up for but he hers anyway. it made me cry because i was very angry at the way the tone of his voice and how he said he couldn't remember my husband they only way he remember my husband name because he told me he had my husband reporting for me and that's when he actually thing led dated. her or him. on one channel or me when i heard many. and that was hurting me the most be

that's an alliance of factions spearheaded by a former al qaida affiliate the turkish president russia type but one says he won't allow the alliance to thrive along the border of his country. we have opened up a space in our region with operation euphrates shield and now we are making efforts to take a step forward by maintaining security in a lab today there is a serious operation in ad lib and it will continue because we have our brothers there who came to fleeing violence in aleppo we can't tell them whatever happens happens you can either die or survive we have to extend a hand to our brothers now this step has been taken and it is underway. on turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far the turkish military sending reinforcement of that are highly border crossing with hundreds of free syrian fighters also present in the area phase one of this offensive will be the free syrian army leading the fight to take on the head in live face to will be the turkish military crossing into it live to secure the city this is part of a deal that was signed with iran and iran and russi

al qaida is going to be mainly focused and apparently the there is going to be a coordinated effort to push them out of certain areas and hunt them down in other areas that are in between the three countries turkey syria russia the point as you say the operation was coordinated with russia and iran how deep is their cooperation with on korea. well the very fact that. this time around when turkish observers and troops are heading into the country and we haven't heard from the syrian government it means that this has gone into you know a further step previously when turkey went into syria for example in northern syria general blues to drive out isis or. the syrian state did not endorse the operation on the called it in a in an official statement as an aggression. now adays we've heard or previous like it one or two weeks ago we've heard the syrian foreign minister say that this is going to be like a test for turkey and really understand that the forces a started to come in there has been. some few observers you know starting to we. have some recall on the ground from the turkish army sti

an alliance of factions spearheaded by former al qaida affiliate turkey wants to ensure security in the region where some of the most violent conflicts of the syrian civil war have taken place during the talks in may russia turkey and iran signed a deal to establish deescalation zones and syria which included adlib ancora says it isn't sending its forces and just yet providing logistical and telegin support turkish president of iran gave more details but. we have opened up a space in our region with operation euphrates shield and now we are making efforts to take a step forward by maintaining security in a lab today there is a serious operation in a lab and it will continue because we have our brothers there who came to live fleeing violence in aleppo we can't tell them whatever happens happens you can either die or survive we have to extend our hands to our brothers now this step has been taken and it is underway we get to our guests in a moment but first this report from from gaza and turkey near the border with syria . turkish artillery shelling a to hit a sham positions inside syria

they wanted to establish an actual state or country or caliphate for themselves rather than the al qaida approach of guerrilla warfare until they bring down all the regimes in this area. if eisel heads back cole heads towards a more sort of guerrilla fighting force does it lose sort of resigned that's for its existence yes it does look that the isis capture the imagination of the islamic world and the young radicals of the islamic world because precisely as you're going to be able to say to some young radical not the entire islamic world i think i think it would be fair to say that a lot of rain and then those tactics i think quite the horror and absolutely the radicals who wanted to kill it who were attracted normally to al qaeda began to be attracted to isis because they were going to create the state and they did it in spectacular fashion they conquered an area the size of great britain in one year so it was spectacular now that it's being destroyed and dismantled in iraq and syria i think that it's going to it's going to create a real crisis for isis to reestablish an identity it's g

let's move on to other news now and an armed coalition led by fighters once linked to al qaida is promising a fierce fight against those who enter its territory and syria's province hired for responding to an offensive by the free syrian army or f.s.a. turkey is backing the operation from its side of the border forces have opened fire from their. reports from gaza near the turkish syrian border. turkish artillery shelling. positions inside syria. the former al qaeda affiliate group controls most of province and this border area is the focal point of what turkish authorities refer to as a serious campaign. and the free syrian army is sending reinforcements to that i had. the starting point for the new cross border campaign. but which has thousands of fighters is vowing to fight to the death news of the new campaign is raising concerns for civilians in there. if the turkish army enters back by russian planes that have committed a massacre a few days ago and that is for sure and acceptable to me and to any muslim who rejects the presence of players in our country. the russians are the first an

turkish forces backed the free syrian army and an operation to drive out a former al qaida affiliate in the country's northwest. down jordan this is live from doha also coming up a number of people have been killed in a massive explosion at a gas station and ghana's capital. makes landfall in the u.s. state of mississippi these are live pictures it's already killed dozens across central america. and tourism thrives in las vegas just days after the worst mass shooting in recent u.s. history. we begin in syria where turkey has announced that starting a big operation in libya province ankara isn't sending its forces but it's providing logistical and intelligence support to rebels in the north west of syria much of it is controlled by tucker that's not alliance of factions spearheaded by a former al-qaeda affiliate the turkish president says he won't allow the alliance to thrive along the border with his country. we have opened up a space in a region with operation euphrates shield and now we are making efforts to take a step forward by maintaining security in a globe today there is a se

they wanted to establish an actual state or country or caliphate for themselves rather than the al qaida approach of guerrilla warfare until they bring down all the regimes in this area. if eisel heads back cole heads towards a more sort of guerrilla fighting force does it lose sort of resigned that's for its existence yes it does look that the isis capture the imagination of the islamic world and the young radicals of the islamic world because precisely what we shouldn't be able to say to some young radical not the entire islamic world i think i think it would be fair to say that a lot of relief and then us tactics i mean quite the horror and absolutely the radicals who wanted to kill it who were attracted normally to al qaeda began to be attracted to isis because they were going to create the state and they did it in spectacular fashion they conquered an area the size of great britain in one year so it was spectacular now that it's being destroyed and dismantled in iraq and syria i think that it's going to it's going to create a real crisis for isis to reestablish an identity it's goin

the free syrian army launches a major operation against fighters for mailing to al qaida that doing it with backing from turkey. hello again my name's b.t.w. watching al jazeera live from my headquarters here in doha also coming up. the sixty fifth birthday of the russian president vladimir putin is met with nationwide protests over the arrest of one of his toughest critics. thousands take to the streets across spain protesters in madrid condemn catalonia as planned secession and demonstrators in barcelona present a strong show of support for the move plus. the city remains under a state of emergency as we prepared and i assure you in the public that we are very well prepared new orleans gets ready for what is now hurrican eight a storm that's already left parts of central america with mudslides and flash flooding that killed more than twenty. a big military mission in syria with turkish support us our top story the free syrian army is carrying out an operation in italy a province against former al qaeda linked fighters the turkish president type one says turkish soldiers are backing t

officials say they were likely attacked by al-qaida. troops are in the region to help nigerien forces fight extremists. panthers quarterback cam newton is in hot water for these comments made at a female reporter yesterday. take a listen.... it was one of those moments where you just say..c'mon cam...charlotte observer beat reporter jourdan rodrigue said she sought newton out after the press conference and he did not apologize.. kate winslet is heading to "pandora".. no not the variety says the actress is reuniting with her "titanic" director james cameron, for his upcoming sequels to "avatar." winslet will be playing a character named "ronal." no word if the character is human or an alien. the first of the four "avatar" sequels hits theaters in december of 20-20. talk about starting october baseball on the right foot. last night the arizona diamondbacks rode diamondbacks scored six runs in the first three innings vs the colorado rockies. the game wasn't a complete blow out.... the rockies would come back and score eight runs. still it

all these weapons were stored in warehouses used by al qaida -- al qaeda affiliates in syria called al-nusra front. narrator: the reporter published her findings, but had very little feedback. in 2017, she continued her research. she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. >> these documents show that the state-run company of azerbaijan, silk way airlines provided the service of diplomatic flights for weapons. later on, the very same weapons turned out to be in syria. narrator: gaytandzhieva maintains that azerbaijani planes took on war materials in bulgaria and carried them from there to saudi arabia and turkey, past bulgarian customs and with the permission of the foreign ministry. she lists 350 instances of arms transports. the arms were funneled into syria by truck and into the , hands of terrorists. >> i published my article here in this newspaper. later on, i was interrogated by the bulgarian national security agency. and trud daily decided to terminate my contract just a few hours after my interrogation. narrator: since then, she's been unemployed. her credibilit

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by law that was killed some people were saying all cried out so against but now you can still see al qaida still in some parts of the world so probably going to the same advice is first of all they're going to go on the ground in the counties like in iraq or syria and maybe to try to establish bases for our control in other areas for instance where terrorists will if you like for instance in yemen or afghanistan or you just. let america what needs to be done now politically there in syria and internationally speaking to follow what has been achieved militarily with these gains that we have seen today law this is one of the biggest challenges because you have one area controlled sort of what occurred and then you have the syrian regime and then you still have some pockets must both rebel control so there need to be formal negotiations between douceur three groups over the future of syria and it's going to be difficult because the syrian government is saying they want to take back control of syria and i don't think the other area like the kurdish south areas the rebel held areas are mixed up

money is cut off not just from the people accused of doing this financing but of course whether al qaida in the arabian peninsula and eisel in yemen actually are starved out and lose their capability of launching new and deadly attacks it is the enforcement not just the announcement that matters. an exaggeration. iraqi kurdish leaders have ordered have offered to freeze the outcome of last month's controversial vote for secession the vote triggered a confrontation with the central government of baghdad which responded by seizing huge areas of disputed territory. likely to be accepted by baghdad which is demanding results be an old belief thirty thousand kurds have been displaced from the city of gold could just up and stick terry intentional since iraq and forces took control of it steph decker has more from the iraq turkey border. it's coming down to the detail of language but important language the k r g kurdistan regional government offering to freeze the results of that controversial referendum calling for an immediate cease fire and dialogue between baghdad and erbil now baghdad has

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it's an alliance of factions spearheaded by a former al qaida affiliate turkish president of egypt tell you about it one says he won't allow the rebel alliance to thrive along the border of his country. we have opened up a space in a region with operation euphrates shield and now we are making efforts to take a step forward by maintaining security in a glib today there's a serious operation in and it will continue because we have our brothers there who came to fleeing violence in aleppo we can't tell them whatever happens happens you can either die or survive we have to extend a hand to our brothers now this step has been taken and it is underway being pushed out of the northern iraqi town of fighting continues in surrounding villages kurdish peshmerga as have been fighting alongside iraqi troops they say hundreds of iceland members have surrendered ahead of a pro-government advance two guards are being killed after an attack on a saudi royal palace in jeddah the interior ministry says a saudi man opened fire on security forces guarding the palace he was then shot dead earlier this week

turkey's president says his troops a backing syrian rebels in a major operation against al qaida linked fighters in italy province the turkish soldiers have not yet entered the area. police say they're not ruling out terrorism being behind a collision outside of museum in west london one person has been detained after a call mounted the pavement injuring several people. several hundred protesters have defied a ban on rallies in central moscow to stage a demonstration against the president's allies of the opposition activists alexina valmy weight and health placards calling on a lot of if you tune to retire those processes be mimicked in cities across the country including some pieces or challenge his life in moscow for us now and how is the day played out so far. well i think there are a couple of notable things about saturday's protests across russia i think about eighty cities in the country we're seeing demonstrations of some variety or another today the first thing that i noticed out on the streets of moscow was the numbers were significantly down on previous demonstrations this yea

the former al qaida affiliate group controlled most of it late province and this border area is the focal point of what turkish authorities refer to as a serious campaign. and the free syrian army is sending reinforcements to the way holy. the starting point for the new cross border campaign. but real a show which has thousands of fighters is vowing to fight to the death the news of the new campaign is raising concerns for civilians in it that. if the turkish army enters back by russian planes they have committed a massacre a few days ago and that is for sure and acceptable to me and to any muslim who rejects the presence of occupiers in our country. the russians are the first and last and i mean of the syrian people they are backing bashar al assad how can they be supporting the syrian people. the new push by turkey comes after an agreement with russia and iran last month to set up a deescalation zone in. the turkish army will be operating in the city while the russians will be deployed outside of the province it is one of four deescalation zones the others are the asker's of the capital

the public needs to be taught about it the other thing is that there is quite likely an al qaida connection to this to this attack in somalia and that might stir the american interest it is a unified world and when there is an attack in somalia it is not unrelated to the to the safety of americans do you think donald trump possibly tweeting on this and he hasn't done so a lot that's some interest and why hasn't he tweeted. i think donald trump might not know where somalia is either as it's the difficulty is that. it is not an issue that resonates terrorism resonates with the american public but terrorism in africa doesn't and it's the whole idea of the global south and in most american eyes is almost like another planet but also i mean when it comes to there were hanging if you think how many people off leaving that the horrific atrocities babies thrown on fire and yet very little is done it took a long time for that to gain traction as well why is it that people don't care for those sort of stories. well that's a that's a very difficult question and journalists ask that as well some journa

this is a group made up partly of fighters formally linked to al qaida so we've seen turkish military vehicles making their way to the border this was late friday night but they haven't yet crossed into syria all part of a wider push to secure a place which has been designated a future deescalation zone after an agreement was made between turkey russia and iran here is turkey's president now talking about this military operation a new step to secure. what are called. we have opened up a space in our region with operation euphrates shield and now we're making if is to take a step forward by maintaining security and. today there is a serious operation in a loop and it will continue because we have a brother who came to it lib fleeing violence in aleppo we can tell them whatever happens happens you can either die or survive we have to extend a hand to our brothers now this step has been taken and it is underway. so here's a map to satisfy from live you idle com which is actually what a lot of our who controls what maps are based on this is basically northern syria red areas in government

turkish forces but the free syrian army that operation that brought out a former al qaida affiliate in the country's northwest.

al-qaida terrorists likely are behind what happened to the green berets.he white house says president trump knows what is going on. >>> our souls are stricken with grief for every american who lost a husband or wife, a mother or a father, a son or daughter. we know that your sorrow feels endless. we stand together to help you carry your pain, you're not alone, we will never leave your side. >> presidential tribute to heroes who ran straight into danger risking their lives to save others. president trump and first lady melania visited las vegas in the aftermath of the massacre that killed 58 people and hurt more than 500 others. police say 64-year-old stephen paddock opened fire on crowd gathered at a country music festival sunday and tonight the clark county sheriff says it took exactly 12 minutes fret shots were fired to when offic officers arrived on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. the same floor has pad do's' sweet the question remains why did he do what he did? the fbi questioned his girlfriend marilou danley today for five and a half hours. she ha

managed to flee over the last forty eight hours as part of talking about the scope of the massacre al qaida getting in is a town that has changed hands many times in the past was captured by the i cell does the government took it back and then i still came back and activists say that both the government and i said in the past committed many atrocities against civilians each time whoever takes control executes people accusing them of collaborating with the other side so it's very delicate humanitarian situation. and also what about the wider humanitarian crisis still facing hundreds of thousands of syrians trapped in the fighting. very difficult money i mean just because we're talking about fighting which is blowing up different parts of the country particularly in the east. talking about entire areas. destroyed beyond recognition lives shattered by of a conflict and now you have in area's been seized by government forces to thousand and twelve particular places like the sun where more children are dying of hunger as we're going to see in this report. meet. a baby has only a glimpse of life

turkish forces backed the free syrian army in an operation to drive out a former al qaida affiliate from its bastion and the country's northwest. rallying for unity but spain's prime minister rules out talks as the crisis deepens after catalonia his vote to break away. to get stronger as it nears the u.s. gulf coast it's already killed dozens across central america. ok we're going to begin with breaking news from ghana as capital for many feared dead after a massive explosion at a gas station wetness is say the incident happened when a tanker exploded at a station that sells liquefied natural gas flames and then spread to a petrol station across the street. is joining us on the phone from. seeing some very dramatic pictures there from the scene what more can you tell us about what's been happening. well i think it's important to point that this is an extremely busy part of this is a busy interchange and it's one of the main routes out of the city it's an area known as a comic. buildings people in the area lots of street. city many more casualties that we've been hearing a lot as emergenc

affiliated group and i think what you bring up is what we're dealing with in many places is isis and al qaida isis in this case they try to leverage local insurgencies. and connect those local insurgencies globally this is the challenge that we're dealing with and so our initial assessment is these are local tribal fighters that are associated with isis well earlier the widow of one of the soldiers killed a broke her silence in a husband's death and she's criticizing president donald trump and a national television interview may said johnson says she was hard by the phone call she received last week from the president she confirmed to trump couldn't remember her husband's name and that may took cry the president denies her account saying he was respectful. when he said i was the president yes the president. he knew what he sounded up for but in hers anyway. and now was it made me cry because i was very angry at the way the tone of his voice and how he said he he couldn't remember my husband they only way he remember my husband name because he told me he had my husband reporting for me and tha

boat here beside me this is the art work of most men allowing he's accused of being a member of al qaida this piece of artwork is made by amar al bleu cheese now he is accused of being a nine eleven organizer in this artwork comes from aka mad rabbani who is also an associate of collegiate muhammad yes there are workers on display on the very same island where the twin towers once stood we decided to talk to some new yorkers and see how they feel about this controversial exhibit sixteen years after nine eleven i can see why that would be difficult for a lot of new yorkers are in surrealism are two different things and usually both as the same thing it's a sensitive issue. you know to give support to people who brought a lot of you know bloodshed it's still very visceral even years later i think the memories are still there in new york how would i have felt about it. in two thousand and two. i would have been surprised it would even get this far. the nine eleven attack triggered the u.s. campaign against terrorists in afghanistan an operation this lasted seventeen years already and he's g

government troops and hezbollah militias east aleppo was said to be controlled by forces with ties to al qaida. once the fighting in that part of the city had died down local residents took to a cellar there among other items she discovered one hundred twenty two millimeter granted multiple launch rockets made in so part bulgaria. also complete shock for me saying that. this. all this weapon. from. the reporter published her findings but had very little feedback in twenty seventeen she continued her research she received leaked documents from azerbaijan's embassy in sofia. is the command. to play and provide the service. flights for weapons. to be in syria. maintains that azerbaijani planes took on war materials involved area and carried them from there to saudi arabia and turkey past bulgarian customs and with the permission of the foreign ministry she lists three hundred fifty instances of arms transports the arms were funneled into syria by truck and into the hands of terrorists. here yes. the rome. was interrogated by the bulgarian that there is a jail cell and. it's still there. just a fe

officials say they were likely attacked by al-qaida.roops are in the region to help nigerien forces fight extremists. new this morning from malaysia.. new developments in the trial of two women accused of murdering the half-brother of north korea's leader.. a chemist testified in court.. he found traces of v-x nerve agent on the clothing of both women. that same nerve agent was found on the body of kim jong nam. the suspects allegedly smeared the poison onto him.. at a malaysian airport back in february. the woman have pleaded not guilty. if convicted, they could face the death penalty. must see video.. that will have you thinking twice before buying a tonka truck for your kids. the parents of a 3-year-old say when they tried to move his truck - it caught on fire! turns out a recall was issued for this particular ride-on truck back in may. but it only mentions crash hazards - not fire hazards. luckily no one was hurt. the manufacturer was contacted to see if the truck has been pulled from response yet. get this, a robbery suspect in new

eleven they were very helpful the pakistanis were upset that after we drove out the taliban and al qaida we took our attention off and allow allow the taliban to come back in by going into iraq so part of it is our own own fault because the pakistanis like any other nation want to protect their own interests much stuck around him the view from kabul tellus and made an unannounced visit to kabul and i'm wondering what it is that he took from there that he's taking to the table in pakistan before he returns what what needs to be seen coming from that. well he was quite clear in his speech last last night when he met with the president and the chief executive officer of the government of afghanistan where he said that they have clear demands put forward to the pakistani government and we have been hearing the same directive now since twenty first august when the when the us president trump announced a strategy followed for south asia where they have been pushing and putting pressure on pakistani government to stop providing centuries to the militants fighting in afghanistan they are asking

with the united states the sanctions target leaders finances and facilitators of isis as well as al qaida if you write in peninsula. iraqi kurdish leaders have offered to freeze the outcome of last month's controversial vote for. china's communist party has revealed its new leadership team headed by president xi jinping the only other member who's kept his spot in the seven man lineup is primarily china and as adrian brown explains there seems to be no clear successes as he strengthens his grip on power. the guessing game over who will be china's new top decision makers is finally over . the line up includes five new faces all over sixty the men they've replaced to reach retirement age as expected president xi jinping and premier league chung retain their posts though but once again no woman was selected for the past week president she has been stamping his authority on the party a party he still warns is threatened by the virus of corruption. you know you have a young that's the world's largest political party the c.p.c. must behave in a way commensurate with their status this is as clos

bush accused the afghan government of sheltering the al qaida leaders in muster mind that the nine eleven attacks thought so at the beginning of the so-called war on terror now america's longest running conflict had to be on the first three hundreds of people protested in the afghan capital kabul against the continued presence of u.s. troops in the country demonstrators carried on to u.s. and mounting nato signs saying afghanistan has been occupied by america it comes as the you know. nations released new figures showing an increase in cultural things over the past twelve months. that you says any for me i was praying in my house and when i saw american helicopters i told my wife and children to save themselves after that i just heard a loud noise and then my house was destroyed six people were wounded including women and children. they destroyed our house and our family members wife the americans are killing our women and children every day in afghanistan and they just say sorry it was a mistake. was sitting in a room together and suddenly we had the massive bombardment of village and i

terrorist symbols and actual faces all who are written over an older graffiti the flag of all nusra or al qaida in syria and terrorist fighters themselves i also remember the video i saw somewhere else. speaking of the white helmet sometimes together with nusra even an al jazeera documentary telling the brave story of the syria civil defense could make you suspicious of how close the helmets could get to the jihad is why would activists keep the nusra front flag at a place where they rest and i've got a question to ask whoever edited the subtitles of that film at al-jazeera is going to. some of the. sadness within the idea of as i've said reputation means a lot and nobel peace prize nomination and an oscar winning film have certainly helped cement it but it seems there's more to bear in mind for whoever next decides to award the white helmets with the prize. and you trying to reporting that the french couple's having a run in with the authorities over the choice of name for the new baby the concerns but it's predictable because the proud parents want to call the new born jihad show the dubin sk

understand is that in this particular area there is a heavy presence of insurgents in that area some from al qaida some from the islamic state in greater the horror at this point though we don't know if one of those groups was responsible for this attack now the u.s. has military throughout western africa we know that several troops are have been in there they have been assisting in counterterrorism efforts in reconnaissance and in training they were on a routine patrol when this occurred and as we understand president trump has been alerted and has been briefed on what has happened we are expecting more information about this attack tomorrow from the pentagon well let's get more on this now of the anger leibovich visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations and specializes in west african security affairs he's joining us now via skype from senegal capital de kock very good to have you with us on al-jazeera we haven't heard a lot about americans in ground combat in this region is it new what is the scope of the involvement here well it's not only that there are. you dreaming or if

this as well that we have this global war on well whoever they are this week whether it's diane or al qaida or some spinoff from al qaeda and where is the strategy i don't see the strategy and i don't think there is one coming out of this administration either jim jatra it's always a pleasure thank you sir thanks for being with a finite white house chief of staff general john kelly took to the podium at the white house presser today the general address congresswoman frederica wilson is comments about president trump disrespecting the family of a soldier recently killed in the attack we were just talking about in one is year kelly expressed his outrage at the congresswoman while visibly restraining is a motions and we were stunned stunned that she done it. even for someone that is that into a barrel we were stunned but you know none of us went to the press and criticized. none of us stood up and were appalled we just. said ok fine so i still hope as you write your stories and i appeal to america that let's not let this maybe last thing that still sacred in our lives in our society a young ma

vacation by washington that the harir are shot the rebranded version of jab a new straw also known as al qaida in syria an internationally recognized terrorist organization doesn't only possess chemical weapons but also uses them it's a part of their regular tactics now that is the issue that russia has been following going on about for a very long time and in this document the u.s. is referring to the effectivity of terry arshad i.e. nusra in the province but according to the russian army spokesperson the fact of only one chemical attack has been established in that region and that was of course in april this year when the use of chemical weapons resulted in some eighty deaths and back then the americans were absolutely sure that it is the syrian government to blame for that terrorist attack. from yesterday morning. we awoke to pictures to children of beautiful little babies being carried in the arms of desperate parents these heinous actions by the assad regime. cannot be tolerated. we're remember what these words resulted in that was the u.s. military launching strikes on a syrian army base