in the west coast of yemen in her day most of the fight out from al qaida from extremist. groups from isis and i mean everybody everyone in yemen knows that so i think the united kingdom may just want to destroy yemen the same way they have destroyed syria the same way they have destroyed iraq there was no al qaeda out eyes in iraq as well in syria and in libya and we know now what is happening that they want to do the same thing in yemen because he will try and get the u.s. . ambassador and. three people that you in the united states alleges are affiliated on the show thank you very much and that's it for the show will be back on saturday with world health organizations first reported to migration and health and arguably dehumanization and tourism a hostile environment for social media your burns night sixteen years of the u.k. labor party's tony prepared to fly to iraq to stop tony blair's war that would kill or displace millions and cost billions of pounds between treacherous real twitter. join me every first day on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of t

forces in somalia to delete increased in the past two years al-shabaab fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of southern and central somalia they also regularly attack targets in neighboring kenya after it's and troops to somalia as part of an african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab says it was behind tuesday's hotel attack in nairobi where four gunmen on a suicide bomber killed twenty one people five suspects appeared in court on friday in connection with that attack police say all but one of the five gunmen who carried out the hard cock and something that is raising the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammed at the world visitor nairobi of de la haye is a horn of africa security analyst he says striking al shabab will not stop the group from carrying out further attacks. we cannot bowl them all our way out of soling the crisis that is shabab right. for quite some time now with up on the drawn by african union forces from the air by the us security forces also bob has been under kush but not hasn't prevented the group from crying about some of these you

our back when the rest are aiming for al qaida members. who defected from the group to work with western intelligence services discussing his life as an infiltrator within. him and how does a base camp of a terror group like that operate when he decides who's in charge of wot. what is a chain of command and what is to standard of the training are there former officers doing the marine type drills for everyone. well i mean if i tell you for example what a comp that belong to a car that looked like for example which operated in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. until it was bombed in one thousand nine hundred eight by the americans of the suffolk a woman's every day we would wake up for example in zero eight before dawn prayer as you know for the players of course and then there is the morning parade and then there is a military training. you know there would be military training with its weapons and warfare mountain warfare explosives and you know other. military tactics and then there would be the religious training the ideological traini

you was a massive departure from what a car that was planning to do you see the first attack for al qaida or a far the affiliate was in riyadh a nine hundred ninety five against american military can talk to. and then of course that was the hope or bombings although al qaida didn't do it but it was also targeting inside or maybe it was dog getting u.s. air force pilots so the dog us with a military in a sense and i thought when i joined the organization that the fight would be against the americans and the american military inside arabia that's what the law then was preaching to us at the time that the fight would be to expel the american forces out of the middle east altogether so when the attacks happened in africa it was a complete departure because it no we are killing first of all u.s. diplomats not military and killing them on in countries that has nothing to do whatsoever with the fight between us and the americans so two hundred twenty african civilians were killed that day five thousand wounded hundred of them fifty of them were blinded for life because of the shock mills embedde

jihadists linked to al qaida have attacked a un base in northern mali killing at least eight blue helmet peacekeepers the sunday morning attack occurred in the town of. the un says peacekeepers killed several of the attackers and are pursuing the rest to nigeria now where the country's much anticipated and first ever televised debate in a presidential vote was a flop audiences were surprised and disappointed when president bihari and his main rival both declined to take to the podium journalist friday getting ready for an historic moment. ever presidential debate with the most promising candidates broadcast live on all major channels across the country but minutes before the speculation is building the president himself show up. and. appear. to be. for these debates. into. positive. politics. the event venue is filling up but no sign of. organizers say he promised to be here a presidential candidate for nigeria's biggest opposition party of the p.d.p. has already arrived but now refuses to go on stage next candidate has been the vice president of nigeria now he's a businessman are very i

ago over the rising cost of bread the government says the number is much lower fighters linked to al qaida say they carried out an attack on u.n. peacekeepers in mali the group says it was a response to a visit by the israeli prime minister at least ten peacekeepers from chad were killed and twenty five injured on sunday. police have stopped protesters from entering greece's parliament building as tens of thousands rallied in athens that angry about a proposed name change deal with neighboring macedonia sheli in libya has killed a news cameraman thirty five year old man who had been to me for what for al-jazeera and other media organizations he died on saturday one of the side and write your story with headlines here in algeria right now it is back to al-jazeera while. colleague much much hussein is now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will continue i news cove

and jihadists linked to al qaida have attacked a u.n. base in northern mali killing at least eight blue helmet peacekeepers the sunday morning attack occurred in the town of law the u.n. says peacekeepers killed several of the attackers and are pursuing the rest. to northern ireland where a car bomb rocked the city center of the city of london derry also known as derry on saturday night there were no reports of casualties police suspect however the blast was carried out by a dissident irish republican group known as the new ira two men have been arrested and leading politicians have condemned the bombing fears have been rising that the political turmoil surrounding bracks it could lead to a return to sectarian violence in northern ireland and nine hundred ninety eight he still known as the good friday agreement largely brought an end to that violence now joining me here in the studio to break this story down for us is d.w. report oh pablo foley ileus pablo tell us first what do we know about this blast well you've just seen the images th

jihadists linked to al qaida have attacked a u.n. base in northern mali killing at least ten blue helmet peacekeepers the sunday morning attack occurred in the town of our good luck the un says peacekeepers killed several of the attackers and are pursuing the rest. israel and shabda restored diplomatic relations after nearly fifty years of political animosity a minister benjamin netanyahu called the step a historic breakthrough during his visit to the muslim majority nation both netanyahu and chad's president interest debbi said they'd work together on confronting islamist insurgency in the region. to nigeria now where the country's much anticipated and first ever televised debate in a presidential vote was flop audiences were surprised and disappointed when president mohamed two bihari and his main rival both declined to take the podium journalist friday a local is getting ready for an historic moment jury has first ever presidential debate with the most promising candidates broadcast live on all major channels across the country bu

floods and away from the cameras other developments could mean further trouble for civilians formally al qaida linked high up. has almost totally taken over from other rebel groups turkey seen too distracted by kurdish problems to do much to stop this and russia perhaps sees it as an opportunity despite it and many other countries calling h.t.s. terrorists. rory joins me live now from moscow really does have a lot to talk about on syria but all the luck of the strike some kind of deal do you think. well i think that's the big question i mean obviously there was this deal that they did over the last year which staved off a government offensive on the province on the rebel stronghold there which would have been supported by russian air power russia has always said that that was a temporary situation anyway but with turkey looking now to the north east and to its kurdish problems there is perhaps a potential for a new deal to be done between russia and turkey that's what syria watchers like europe barmen who you heard in my reports think might be on the cards basically russia and turkey saying to

al qaida linked militants armed with guns and explosives burst into a luxury hotel and shopping complexi yesterday. killing at least 21 people. one of them -- jason spindler of san francisco. he's the c-e-o of tech investment firm..."i"-dev. long before he started his own company, he worked at the world trade center in new york and survived 9-11. "13:54:13 he stayed around and pulled people out to get them to safety. (butt to) "13:48:15 he was full of energy he had a vision he wanted to change the world" jason would have turned 41 on monday. <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> wake up with our team: mary lee and gianna franco -- for the latest on weather and traffic, starting at 4--30. <> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) <> <> <> heavy rains caused this mudslide in danville tonight .. on la gonda way nea

military says an al qaida operative of queues of planning the bombing of an american warship has died then and strike in yemen it says the attack killed we in the governorates on tuesday seventeen sailors died when a small boat with explosives blew a hole in the side of the u.s.s. cole imagine in october two thousand and seven those are the headlines. september eleventh. in the ruins of new york america votes to defeat terrorism but this promise is quickly betrayed george bush changes enemies asama bin laden is replaced by saddam hussein. see it as this sudden turn to love is the result of an extraordinary deception with devastating consequences for the world. everything begins less than six hours after the attack at the pentagon which was also strong secretary of defense donald rumsfeld scans the rubble and he issues his instructions stephen campbell and one of his advisors takes notes rumsfeld's intentions are unequivocal. the evening of that tragedy president bush addresses america and the world. today our fellow citizens our way of life are very freedom came under attack. we will

forces in somalia house to delete increased in the past two years us about fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of south and central somalia they also regularly attack targets in neighboring kenya after it's and troops to somalia as part of an african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab says it was behind tuesday's hotel of tuck in nairobi where four gunmen on a suicide bomber killed twenty one people five suspects appeared in court on friday in connection with the tuc police say all but one of the five gunmen who carried out the haka and something that is raising calls on about the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammad on the wall does it or nairobi. he border. is a horn of africa security analyst he says striking and shabaab will not stop the group from carrying out further attacks. boom all the way out of soling the price is. right. for quite some time now on the ground by african union forces from the air the us security forces has been under cush the dot hasn't prevented the group from crying out some of these you know. high visibility and high causality

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human rights watch says rebel groups affiliated with al qaida have been torturing civilians in syria. we have documented eleven casings in which. detained residents of six of gold.

the rebel group or collection of rebel groups which used to be ad lives with al qaida we used to be called al nusra front it's basically. a grouping that many countries including russia designates as terrorists they have effectively taken over it live been in recent weeks now what this means is that russia can perhaps say to turkey look if we agree to you having a buffer zone up in the northeast why don't you revisit the deal that we made in september of last year which basically stopped a russian and syrian government offensive on it lead why don't you turn away from that deal and i owe us to do what we want with it lip and we'll perhaps give you something that you once up in the northeast now that's a potential deal that could be talked about between you and putin but we'll have to wait to see what comes out of this meeting to see if that is actually on the cards indeed and we'll come back to a for more now listen when we hear what they have to say for the moment rory thank you. which of the police know where cattle zamir shake to mean bin hamad otani says he supports sudan's unity and s

it's been repeated but to hear it that way in the long summing by gyptian four minutes of that and al qaida on the one hand and the muslim brotherhood on the other hand to say that they're all terrorists stemming from the same place and that the counter-terrorism between the united states and egypt needs to go along those lines i think that's of course both long and dangerous in the sense that we all know that those that the unit that egypt is involved in a diet. what in gaza and brotherhood we know the muslim brotherhood have won election in egypt itself before the by general sisi they are also in parliament in kuwait in jordan and in other places so to really long song a political organization like the muslim brotherhood has similar orders the same as that is not only wrong it's reckless and dangerous and for certain that it won't pay or not to say anything about that is of course you know a bit more of some right he was also asked about that the carroty or not coming out of the white house and he said this but in clarity there is no contradiction that we know what we're doing and. ninety

forces in somalia to delete increased in the past two years us about fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of southern and central somalia they also regularly are talked targets in neighboring kenya after it's and troops to somalia as part of an african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab says it was behind tuesday's hotel of tuck in nairobi where four gunmen on a suicide bomber killed twenty one people five suspects appeared in court on friday in connection with the tuc police say all but one of the five gunmen who cut it out . and something that is raising the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammed on the wall does it or nairobi but it's. hebrew hierarchy he is the horn of africa security analysts and joins us from washington d.c. . first up the point of these attacks is this american attack is to weaken is it effective. it is effective to twenty degree however what we need to realize is that we can no. way out of soling the crisis that is right.

he was keen to join al qaida headley beach with ilyas kashmiri. this point is one of the most dangerous terrorists in pakistan if not the world so you very seamlessly that the plot transfers to al qaeda among other things he was responsible for a failed bomb attack in new york the cia for him. hadley very excited about it. but he also knows he's moving into a much more dangerous and difficult world which is doing an attack on the west and doing it for. and sure enough that will be his downfall. the terrorist ilyas kashmiri connected heavily with an al qaeda cell in person but the cell had been under surveillance by the british secret service since two thousand and nine richard kemp was previously intelligence coordinator for the u.k. government. one thing that many people don't really understand is the fluidity of islamic terrorists they're happy to move from organization to organization the important thing is not so much to trace groups and even networks is to trace individuals on their movements and their connections with with other people the u.

forces in somalia to delete increased in the past two years us about fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of southern and central somalia they also regularly attack targets in neighboring kenya after it send troops to somalia as part of an african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab says it was behind tuesday's hotel attack in nairobi where four gunmen on a suicide bomber killed twenty one people five suspects appeared in court on friday in connection with the tuc police say all but one of the five gunmen who carried out the haka and something that is raising the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammed all the while jazeera nairobi still ahead here al-jazeera democratic republic of congo's opposition leader calls for nationwide protests of the top court declares his rival the winner. by the sky nine if an asian harbor or off the coast.

forces in somalia increased in the past two days us about fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of south and central somalia they also regularly at talk targets in neighboring kenya updates and trips to somalia as part of one african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab say's it was behind tuesday's hotel up talkin a little bit we have forgotten and a suicide bomber killed twenty one. five suspects appeared in court on friday connection with the tuck police say all but one of the five gunmen who carried out the uk taka and something that is raising the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammad on the wall jazeera nairobi. david autor is a security consultant he says and it's to be a regional effort to defeat al shabaab but has been a lot of you know issues about you know the effectiveness you know of some of these prevent strategies that some of these governments are using that you talk about corruption which doesn't actually allow you know some of these programs to generate defectiveness that the should so the lack of proper governance you know within soma

it is a historic moment the nation is united bush names the culprits osama bin laden al qaida the taliban regime in afghanistan our enemies are radical network of terrorists and every government that supports them and. no mention about iraq but he warns our war on terror. begins with al qaeda. but it does not in there. tony blair the british prime minister and guest of honor applause it's symbolic of the unwavering alliance between washington and london. the taliban are quickly driven out of kabul and al qaeda is dispersed. some of bin laden disappears. in washington bush abuse eager to move on to another war i stand by those words afghanistan is still just a beginning if anybody harbors terrorists or terrorist if they find a terrorist or terrorist if they have terrorist or terrorist i mean i can't make it any more clearly to other nations around the world if they develop weapons of mass destruction that will be used to terrorize nations they will be held accountable. after this speech secretary of defense rumsfeld meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. frank

al-qaida-linked militants armed with guns and explosives burst into a luxury hotel and shopping complex in nairobi on tuesday, killing at least 21 people. one of them jason spindler of san francisco. he is the c.e.o. of the tech investment firm i- dev. long before he started his own company, he worked at the world trade center in new york city and survived 9/11. >> he stayed around and was helping to pull people out and get them to safety. he was full of energy. he had a vision, he wanted to change the world. >> jason would have turned 41 years old on monday. >>> a suicide bomber killing four americans and at least a dozen syrians, the attack targeted a restaurant u.s. service members frequented. >> nikole killion reports the bombing raises new questions after president trump's vow weeks ago to remove all american troops from syria. >>reporter: isis claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing in syria that killed four americans, including two soldiers: a man wearing a ede elf up in front ldiers had stop >> our fight against terrorism is ongoing, and we will remain vigilant to its des

a chilling report by human rights watch says hire to reroll schelm an armed group with links to al qaida has the torchwood civilians in syria the organization has also released the testimonies of several victims you may find some of the following not setting. they used to pull me out of the cell beat me and then return me no one asked me a single question no one asked me what my name was. these torture moments i remember them in detail every day people died in front of my eyes the maximum you can do is move your shoulders a bit and scream for help but on several occasions they stuffed things in my mouth so i couldn't scream. they beat me they would please me absolutely down for hours beat me and interrogate me it became tougher physically and emotionally well human rights watch claims that the tensions and the arrests were triggered by protests made against the higher. militant group breaking its own set of. when syria's most ruthless battle hardened terrorist elements fled the advances of the country's military taking refuge in the province the u.s. and co went overboard overboard about

latest spate of fighting the last in mosul syria in the past three months fighters and loyal to the al qaida free ated heya to creedal shum are said cut it out an offensive against tuchis box city and rebels with a view of dividing destroying the free and the loss on the other side of the aleppo countryside said to have taken control of the threat to dig tunnels visits and villages around it and now the toughest syrian rebels are calling for help from the force meant to try and repulse the offensive against them by the al qaeda affiliates all this comes a little over a week since the president of the united states donald trump announced the withdrawal of about two thousand u.s. troops were stationed in syria there has been a scramble to fill the vacuum that when a vent truly been left by the with the broom of the u.s. forces with turkey and iran did in the way tuck your force has promised the united states a full military ally it will deal with not only remnants of i said but also those al qaeda affiliates and could be the main reason why the higher the time he was shot has now cut it out on

a group many people believe is allied to al qaida that block three city. the free syrian army according to city a wanted us has been on the receiving end moves in some strategic tom some villages in the western aleppo countryside some of the fighting today has been sent to a new. tunnel. away from the border elph syria and. the most. heading to. try and support the free syrian army to glean some voles russian resulted in some civilian casualties including a baby in the last twenty four hours a mental toll must've speed with which. is going on.

human rights watch that is rebel groups affiliated with al qaida have been torturing civilians in syria. we have documented eleven caissons in which. residents of the six oared boat that we have documented have apparently been tortured including minors. blurring the lines between the state and religion the defenders of america's first amendment on secular activists are in arms and have plans for bible classes in u.s. schools. we want our schools to teach we don't want them to preach people just want to be left alone for school wants to have a bible class let them have a bible class i don't know why so many people are afraid of a book. a very warm welcome this is r.t. international with me. now our top story this hour the united states has announced sweeping sanctions against event as whaler targeting the state owned oil company the move aims to boost opposition leader who don't who declared himself as well as interim president last week and oust nicolas maduro. we will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president quite oh the national assembly an

so ahead on the program human rights watch say's rebel groups affiliated with al qaida have been torturing civilians in syria we have documented eleven cases in which. detained residents of. minors and blurring the lines between the states and religion defenders of america's first amendment and secular activists are up in arms over plans for a bible classes in u.s. schools. we want our schools to teach we don't want them to preach people just want to be left alone if a school wants to have a bible class let them have a bible class i don't know why so many people are afraid of a book. it's a tuesday january. just two pm here in moscow welcome to r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company in our top story the united states has announced sweeping sanctions against venice we let targeting the state owned oil corporation the move well boost the position of opposition leader one who declared himself venezuela's interim leader last week increase the pressure on president nicolas maduro will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim presid

kenya has often been targeted by al shabaab the group linked to al qaida it's really trying to oust the un backed government for over a decade it has carried out a series of deadly attacks against high profile targets including hotels and checkpoints in the capital and other cities scenes like this bring back memories of the two thousand and thirteen attack on nairobi's westgate mall when the. days killed sixty seven people as more details emerge there's worry once again about more attacks. kenya. and somalia. troops there in two thousand and eleven. to punish its neighbor and to. attack the west. killing seventeen people to. attack on a university one hundred forty. students were killed three years ago. a kenyan military base in somalia many soldiers were killed. as the battle. let's get more on the. markets as a consultant offering political and market analysis on africa and he's joining us from austin texas very good to have you with us on. why do you think carried out this attack now. thank you elizabeth for having me on your program great to speak with you and conducted this operat

human rights watch says rebel groups affiliated with al qaida torturing. in syria. eleven cases in which. residents are. minors coming up on the program blurring the lines between the state's. defenders of america's first amendment and secular. u.s. classrooms we debate it. schools teach we don't want them to preach people just want to be left alone have a bible class let them have a bible class i don't know why so many people are afraid of a book. or international news center here in moscow this is r.t. you could join us this hour i mean you know neal. the united states has a nine sweeping sanctions against venice whale at targeting the state owned oil company the move well boost the position of opposition leader one who declared himself venezuela's interim leader last week and also increased the pressure on president nicolas maduro will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president quite oh the national assembly and the venezuelan people efforts to restore their democracy but we have continued to expose the corruption of mad

heights but also to prevent the territory adjacent to the golan heights falling into the hands of al qaida all over the state so what started out as humanitarian and soon enough became a tactical alliance between israel and indigenous actors in d.c. a little and as it stands to me it doesn't look like this is going to end anytime soon given more the israeli prime minister has said in his concerns about the iranian presence in syria. well you know in in the middle east losing face is sometimes more costly than losing essence on the ground which is why israel has either kept silent or denied outright. regarding what it has been doing in order not to provoke the victims are the targets of those attacks into retaliation but now that the outgoing chief of staff or got the eyes in court has finished what is universally considered for a very good years and as prime minister netanyahu is approaching the april elections there summing up of doubt taking stock and they are talking about it it doesn't really mean that this ball the see when this is severally be continued this will be contingent on the

human rights watch says rebel groups affiliated with al qaida have been torturing civilians in syria. we have documented eleven cases in which. residents. we have documented have. martyrs. blaring the lines between the states and religion defenders of america's first amendment and secular activities are up in arms over plans for bible classes in u.s. schools we want our schools to teach we don't want them to preach people just want to be left alone for school wants to have a bible class let them have a bible class i don't know why so many people are afraid of a book. very good morning to you you're watching r t international with me. in the united states has announced sweeping sanctions against venezuela top. getting the state owned oil company the move aims to boost opposition leader one who declared himself but as well as interim president last week to oust nicholas mature he will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president quite oh the national assembly and the venezuelan people efforts to restore their democracy but we have continued to ex

weeks and months is not a great example of how one should do on a place where jabot a loss there are al qaida is basically in control of much of it led the turkish president wants to make sure that turkey has control over its borders with syria and a car bomb has exploded in the northern syrian city of african it happened near a base for a rebel group that is backed by turkey at least three of its fighters were killed the happy more reports of soldiers in zimbabwe beating anti-government protesters just hours after president amasa moon fell to investigate a security service crackdown on anti-government demonstrators who are angry at fuel prices there is a severe shortage of dollars fuel and medicines in zimbabwe inflation hit forty two percent in december. said allen says it will accept assistance including fuel and wheat from the u.a.e. russia and turkey as antigovernment protests continue across the country the announcement was made to saddam's president omar al bashir met katter's amir shaikh time in bin tamad al funny in doha he misses he supports sudan's unity and stability. and those re

into effect in return the draft includes assurances that afghanistan will not be used as a base by al qaida and separatists will not be allowed to use afghan soil to launch attacks against pakistan. is now heading to the afghan capital kabul to brief president ashraf ghani on what came out of the six days of talks. it's game over. in doha now hashem obviously this is a war that's been going on quite twenty years but not far off it there have been negotiations officially or unofficially now for a while now do you see this as a breakthrough. it will have to depend on what happens in the coming days because the draft agreement will have to go through for example the institutions of the taliban we're talking about the leader. and then the council of the taliban do they all of a forgive me i'm going to have to stop here right there because the venezuelan foreign minister is speaking now at the u.n. security council let's listen in because we have a text and i will not reflect your need for that i want to share some thoughts with . mike we can even thank mr mike on it because. in the face of the

overthrow assad in a sense it's discovered that the alternative turned out to be something worse isis or al qaida or other islamic groups that the united states didn't want to deal with and you know it's back to square one ok i'm going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria state with our. country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's what i think and we've got to hit the road and get out the traveling across america by what makes america take the charlatans the genie's put the south american hero this is and we've come to a point around which alan would have done something we always are on the margins something. called the culture party. where starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get him oregon down on that we may be completely different but the end of this. you know world of big partisan move. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to be deeper to hit the stories that mainstream. refuses to tell more than we n

assad in a sense it's discovered that the alternatives turned out to be something worse isis or al qaida or other islamic groups the united states didn't want to deal with and you know it's been at square one ok i'm going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria state with our king. when i came back from iraq oh mary i want to her was cocaine methamphetamine so anything that's altering trying to get us out. that bad mindset using the chemical that would be self medicate. i want to be drinking and drinking just killing myself by drinking alcohol links don't drink to get drunk alcoholics drink to feel normal. that's why alcoholics that's why a drug addict knew what a shop was over the next right here that are cool under which these guys are going through to it it just means to a. need to be helped and pushed on by the v.a.'s are as drugs go and stuff they need to be built. and they've really shouldn't be looked at like numbers they should be looked at like people if they go to a veteran center for health

overthrow assad in a sense it's discovered that the alternative turned out to be something worse isis or al qaida or other islamic groups that the united states didn't want to deal with and you know it's back to square one ok i'm going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria state with our team. i've been saying the numbers mean phone they matter us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten light colored prime tapi each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember in one one business show you can afford to miss the one and only boom but. it doesn't help us get out my back want to know what it is on those that are lucky if we're lucky you know that ok we have the l

province much of it is militarily controlled by yet there you are a group which is formally linked to al qaida and was known as a list or a front according to the details there was a clash outside the building then a female suicide bomber entered and blew herself up at the reception area this is the second attack this month in it live province according to the local government would you deny that it is the political. that this is an attempt to try and derail the local control of it live and do sure that it is is not secure according to these forces is secure but according to russian foreign observers there has been fighting that has been going on at the time has been gaining control and pushing out other groups from the ground and this is a source of concern between the turks and the russians. pakistan's top court has upheld a decision to acquit a christian woman who had been sentenced to death for blasphemy. spent eight years on death row for insulting the prophet mohammed her acquittal last october spot death threats nationwide riots i religious party supporters and an appeal for a review of

who are supporting al qaida they would have they were introduced to by united states treasury list one of them is the adviser of head of the party. he was a member of the head the government delegation to geneva two. i think maybe one one yet another forty years ago another one he was the governor of. gacy. he's the head of the party in a job you have as well the brother of the governor of mudd it. those four people are announced by the united states allegedly that they are terrorist supporting terrorism and those people are actually leading the saudi backed forces in al jawf . and they go every now and then to the idea so it's really strange how can the united states united kingdom actually claim that they are fighting al qaeda anywhere especially in while they are supporting the saudi to fight. using al-qaeda to fight the holy especially in the in the west coast of yemen in the data most of the fighters are from al qaeda from extremist islamic group from isis and i mean everybody everyone in yemen knows that so i think the united kingdom it just want to destroy yemen the same way the

of it is militarily controlled by how yet there either sharm a group which is formally linked to al qaida and was known as a list or a front according to the details there was a clash outside the building then a female suicide bomber entered and blew herself up at the reception area this is the second attack this month in province according to the local government but to deny that it is the political arm of. that this is an attempt to try and derail the local control of it lip and to shore that is is not secure according to these forces is secure but according to russian foreign observers there has been fighting that has been going out of calm has been gaining control and pushing out other groups from the ground and this is a source of concern between the turks and the russians. least thirty thousand people have fled a town in nigeria because they wrongly feared boko haram fighters are about to attack the u.n. says people panicked and security forces are taking the town of run moved out. concerned and disappointed that's china's response to the u.s. justice department announcing criminal

overthrow assad in a sense it's discovered that the alternative turned out to be something worse isis or al qaida or other islamic groups that the united states didn't want to deal with and you know it's back to square one ok i'm going to jump in here gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria state with our king. trump when he was running in two thousand and sixteen articulated a vision of foreign policy that was clearly at odds with what you would consider the sort of post-war liberal international consensus that that american foreign policy is held. there might be some claim that there are elements of that critique that has some validity here's the problem though it's not enough to offer a critique you can say that there are problems with the existing foreign policy and then you have to offer something that's better person period alternatives and this is where i think trump is as fail miserably. as your officer. told you to get up off the ground to serve began to. your game face on the sounds of an mit grown man mislead us int

how they would run and some of these other militant groups in afghanistan like al qaida and i says who are very active there so i think we're still both down in this basic conundrum and of trying to find a breakthrough between the americans and the taliban which could get. resolved the issue of troop levels and release some prisoners but the taliban have to give something in return so a lot of unknowns about their agenda you say ahmed rashid let's bring in michael semple in dublin michael unprecedented u.s. attempts to get the peace thing in afghanistan the u.s. envoy. has said he's cautiously optimistic about a peace deal in april can he succeed in your view on bringing the taliban to the negotiating table anything does kind of achieve lasting peace in afghanistan in the past three months that the ambassador has odd has been active in the. post he has made a palpable difference in the discourse in afghanistan and particularly amongst the taliban those taliban who for a year or two simply were not prepared even to mention ideas such as peace cease fire settlement have been forced to ta

forces in somalia house to delete increased in the past two years us about fighters who are linked to al qaida retain a strong presence in parts of southern and central somalia they also regularly attack targets in neighboring kenya after it's and troops to somalia as part of an african union peacekeeping force al-shabaab says it was behind tuesday's hotel at tuck in nairobi where four gunmen on a suicide bomber killed twenty one people five suspects appeared in court on friday in connection with the heart attack police say all but one of the five gunmen who carried out the haka and something that is raising concern about the threat of homegrown terrorism mohammad on the wall jazeera nairobi. colombia's leftist rebels are claiming responsibility for a car bomb that killed twenty one people thousands took to the streets in bogota to condemn the attack president even took a draw in the demonstrations and ruled out any restart of peace negotiations with the land alexander m.p.'s he sends us this update from bogota. thousands of people both here in the capital and in cities across colombia march d