and if they can't go to jordan then they're basically stopped we've seen that in aleppo we've seen that one option is that they wait for an understanding between the regime and their levels to develop none exists thus far and then they go to either regime held areas or than if i was to live in north of syria which again you've already seen happen in aleppo and seen that happen in at the moment to the world that we even have a held territory or degree to connect that's very important next to that are and could possibly be the next place that bashar assad's regime attacks and that is an on golan heights of in part of the golan heights which is disputed between israel and syria these understandings that you mentioned this they seem quite shaky moscow the u.s. and jordan they all agreed to deescalation zone around daraa a year ago now russia is involved in these attacks again why. well the russian side of the regime we've seen russia do the same in all other deescalation zones as well i mean remember what that was a deescalation zone too when we saw the events there the way the un for day a

compromise between the rebels and the regime that's are that is known and as we've seen in the past aleppo in daraa where if a compromise has arrived the government is open to some corner of yours and let people go to regime has syria and those who didn't wish to the bust and the fact that all of these people have so far lived in that are goes on to say that they would prefer to go to. areas of b.p. cannot with certainty see how many of these people would be now the situation is pretty dire your reporter has reflected that it's a century of the more these people are just facing russian and seven months moscow and the u.s. and jordan agreed to a deescalation zone around there are a year ago now already russia is a volved in in this offensive why. well this we've seen you know whenever you're still who thought remember was also deescalation zone we already see attacks happening in italy where the regime that's passed everyone from aleppo who died are the areas near damascus so this is not really a surprise though although having said that it certainly is a violation of the cease fire that ru

they still show bare for the children in the streets the status homelessness and beggars they treat aleppo's if it is still in ruins like this. now we are the people of the country and it is really your going to restore it and make it grow the worse says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people. think that all the top international stories and all special world cup highlights i'll be back in thirty minutes with will so they stay with us. he's become quite fashionable in the political left to call anyone you don't like a nazi or hitler why is it come to this why all the demonization after all words have meaning and much much more on this edition of fox. shows seem wrong. just don't hold. any news that is yet to shape out these days to come out ahead and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome to. the shevardnadze water wars are increasingly not by forces of government but by private hired soldiers present day mercenaries is that something to fear well to talk about that i'm

compromise between the rebels and the regime is going to come about and will be see of the beat of aleppo and with our and if at some later stage they can actually be evacuated and put into buses and taken to perhaps an area like this is what we've seen in the past a lot of them are also knocking on jordan stores are asking for jordan to take them in they would be adopting illegal means to get in as they have done in the past but as your report suggested jordan is shuttered store jordan's already gone to seven hundred thousand civilian refugees and they're in no mood to take any more so it is a pix pretty. serious situation that's developing in the south of syria and it's been reported that many of the civilians there are also headed to the frontier with the israeli occupied golan heights believing it to be safer but that's also not an easy solution is a. well actually that sir creates a fares for a bigger crisis in the region completely because we've see seed that is very close to connect up commuter is marble and hyde and a large part of golan heights is business where israel is watchin

shortly after the family fled their home in aleppo and the heavy bombardment by the syrian army. has problems with speech and movement despite years of medical examinations no one knows what's caused her disability which has been. we were surprised by her illness aside begin to deteriorate rapidly after we left aleppo doctors in turkey also didn't understand why she couldn't speak normally it's strange because she can easily memorize and repeat whatever we say in front of her but when she talks she's not articulate. still sons don't go to school he says he's had problems rolling them but the family needs the money they get us to apprentices their wages supplement twenty ns working in a plastics factory one situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people who fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey a majority of them have set up and cities some manage to find jobs by less than twenty percent still live in camps near the border. life in these camps is not easy while the refugees get food. and other necessities they can't w

shortly after the family fled their home in aleppo and the heavy bombardment by the syrian army has been wrecked lama has problems with speech and movement despite years of medical examinations no one knows what's caused her disabilities which people have been we've been talking about as a lot of what we were surprised by her illness aside began to deteriorate rapidly after we left aleppo doctors in turkey also didn't understand why she couldn't speak normally it's strange because she can easily memorize and repeat whatever we say in front of her but when she talks she's not articulate. still sons don't go to school he says he's had problems are robbing them but the family needs the money they get us to apprentices their wages supplement twenty ns working in a plastics factory right situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey majority of them have settled in cities from managed to find out why less than twenty percent still even comes near the border. life in these camps is not easy.

more than eighteen months on from the syrian army's liberation of aleppo life in the city is gradually improving for its residents and some of the scars of war are beginning to fade locals have been telling us about the transformation that they're witnessing and their hopes for the future. what is different is safety when we walk in fear we are saved we're happy feel safe back again. that's for the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show barefooted children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars they treat aleppo's if it is still in ruins and life they say. we are the people of the country and it is really your going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people of. saudi arabia is reportedly considering further isolating qatar by digging a canal along the country's shared border effectively turning cattle into an island saudi state media say the construction of the channel will take a year several international companies of reportedly been invited to compe

shortly after the family fled their home in aleppo and the heavy bombardment by the syrian army has been lama has problems with speech and movement despite years of medical examinations no one knows what's caused her disability which has been no has been as our own we were surprised by her illness aside begin to deteriorate rapidly after we left aleppo doctors in turkey also didn't understand why she couldn't speak normally it's strange because she can easily memorize and repeat whatever we say in front of her but when she talks she's not articulate. still sons don't go to school he says he's had problems of rolling them but the family needs the money they get. apprentices their wages supplement what he earns working in a plastics factory one situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people who fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey the majority of them have set up in cities from managed to find out why less than twenty percent still live in camps near the border. life in these camps is not easy while the refugees get food and

still show bare for the children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars they treat aleppo's if it is still in ruins and i think. we are the people of the country and it is really your going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people of. saudi arabia is reportedly mulling plans to isolate qatar from the mainland by digging a canal along its border that would eventually turn the gulf state than into an island according to saudi state media the construction of the sixty kilometers long canal would take a year several international companies are reportedly been invited to compete for the project the deadlines on monday reports say could cost read as much as seven hundred fifty million dollars the government those never officially confirmed the plan on his it goes down off as the details what we do know. the saudis are not settling down for anything but the best to your marinas and beach front resorts are said to be built along the canal after all tourism promotion is how officials explain the

from militants things are slowly getting back to something like no military in the syrian city of aleppo some parts are still in ruins but locals are finding ways to try to overcome all the difficulties they still face. what is different is safety when we walk in fear we are saved me a happy secure safe is back again see. that's for the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show bare for the children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars they treat aleppo's if it is still in ruins and life that's. we are the people of the country and it is really your going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people of. saudi arabia is reportedly mulling plans to isolate qatar from the mainland by digging a canal along its border that would eventually turn the gulf state into an eyelid got into the saudi state media the construction of the sixty kilometers long canal will take a year several international companies reportedly been invited to compete for the project the deadl

over eighteen months on from the syrian army's liberation of aleppo life in the city is gradually improving for its residents and some of the scars of war beginning to fade their course have been telling us about the transformation they are witnessing our last hopes for the future. what is different is safety when we walk in here we are safe we are happy the safe is back again see. that's for the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show barefooted children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars they treat aleppo's if it is still in ruins and like this. we are the people of the country and it is really who are going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people. of it back in a few minutes after this break. does he should he go to one of them or something beyond what because. this mean what i mean i well me and i don't know but that's mostly. what i was was a. double movement. in school i'm. only in the studio john boehner is an engine of instead of a watch musica

shortly after the family fled their home in aleppo and the heavy bombardment by the syrian army has been wrecked lama has problems with speech and movement despite years of medical examinations no one knows what's caused her disabilities which people haven't been to know has not been well and as our own we were surprised by her illness aside begin to deteriorate rapidly after we left aleppo doctors in turkey also didn't understand why she couldn't speak normally it's strange because she can easily memorize and repeat whatever we say in front of her but when she talks she's not articulate. still sons don't go to school he says he's had problems of rolling them but the family needs the money they get us to apprentices their wages supplement twenty ns working in a plastics factory one situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey majority of them have set up and cities from managed to find out why less than twenty percent still live in camps near the border. life in these camps is not easy

my name is lina and i'm a syrian american architect and writer from aleppo

can perhaps brutal regime held areas or be bussed again to italy which we've seen already happen in aleppo and. when you look at a map of the region the very one of the obvious questions that that strikes you is that well israel how about israel but that brings problems of its over. absolutely and that has been the biggest fear up whenever we thought of and discussed how what happens when assad is going to attack southwest a city up that track right now is happening in doubt that us next to connect up to neutralize on the disputed golan heights a large part of which is already with israel now on tuesday israel did hit an area near damascus international airport in an attempt to tell the city and regime that if they do attack they need. a bit forward then vision could basically have another war with that war between israel and city out will it be between israel and hezbollah iranian proxy which is infinite or will it be between israel and iran these are the big questions but the back to these activities that are taking place that assad is now trying to reclaim that are just next. is a sensi

it's a pattern of violence that syria has seen a number of times before like darius aleppo in eastern guta there's been a carefully planned military offensive by the assad regime using artillery and other indiscriminate heavy weapons the syrian government's planes assisted by the might of russian air power the u.n. special envoy briefing the security council by video link said he was deeply concerned it could be like lipo and if they're caught that combined together in terms of the population in the area some forty five thousand people all of fifty dollars here have already been displaced you two fighting the u.s. and its allies called out russia saying it's and the syrian government would breaching an agreement on deescalation in southwest syria made last year the united states can confirm that russia itself launched air strikes in the southwest the escalation zone in recent days to be clear the unilateral military operations underway by the assad regime and russia in southwest syria represent a violation of the cease fire arrangement reaffirmed by president trump and president putin

he's from aleppo which was a textile hub before the syrian war. there the thirty nine year old ran a workshop with twenty five employees. and i have experience as a tailor of men's and women's fashion i could easily open a tailor shop maybe even a large workshop or lots of people could come and work for me i could easily employ fifty people perhaps even one hundred. most opposite employers are giving him a good start to achieve his goal they're confident about the syrians abilities even if on paper they have no qualifications. down to companies not insisting on certificates or exam results a typical german obsession thinking that these are the most important employment criteria. speaking good german is still a must however no matter how good their employees skills are. it's important to avoid misunderstandings and improperly cut fabric. so the staff take german language courses. that self-evident to use of also honey after all he says you now lives in germany it is. time for an upgrade. to. close all by. close with. design highlights you can make

and then with the when you think of home of aleppo tell me some of the special memories that stick inyour mind to forget. what i am a collection have some of them secular keep out of. it. secular and host. it and. what was going on in aleppo before you and your family decided what do you remember about that period of time in your life. met. a sudden and clear and made it look better plan than. a sudden oppression of billiton have helped him with. the limit on when. it stops eleven. so twenty twelve at the border of jordan and syria can you remember what the border was like at that time and have the sabbath. lived and i'd be happy. to visit adam cohen i live in lust with blood homelessness . yet hedwig and. make that only. with. bedded. you know a similar homicide in the plenum of the moment that i had some of the second i was . going to have any of my look like that model or had their mug of them on the side of those as an assignment to make them last i can feel the love the father buffy had the sonic of the women. but. balance. by the interest on how to plan why do you think your fam

shortly after the family fled their home in aleppo and the heavy bombardment by the syrian army has been wrecked lama has problems with speech and movement despite years of medical examinations no one knows what's caused her disabilities which people have been who've been in the house and not feel well and as are a lot of we were surprised by her illness aside begin to deteriorate rapidly after we left aleppo doctors in turkey also didn't understand why she couldn't speak normally it's strange because she can easily memorize and repeat whatever we say in front of her but when she talks she's not articulate. still sons don't go to school he says he's had problems of rolling them but the family needs the money they get us to longs apprentice's their wages supplement twenty ns working in a plastics factory one situation shows some of the complex problems of the devil the lives of about four million people fled the war in syria and became refugees in turkey majority of them have set up in cities from managed to find out why less than twenty percent still live in camps near the border. life i

parties the rebels cannot afford another setback after being evicted from major song calls including aleppo homes and on the asker's of damascus but of the syrian army's push continue as the u.s. may interfere and that may trigger a wider ass collation. that jump out a minute.

from for example fifty thousand civilians have had to go up north to areas around did liberate the aleppo ninety thousand were taken away people are syrian authorities to shelters which essentially are internment camps they're in they're being vetted before they're released unable to move on or think i know there's about thirty one thousand left in those camps side situation thank you very much time accounting. thank you. of course in kenya has refused to allow local doctors to block and attempt by the government to employ staff from cuba but doctors say the cuban recruits will be paid more than them but the government defended its plan citing the shortage of workers in the state hospitals catherine sawyer reports from the careful nairobi. he's a cane years new government doctor is cuban medical specialists will be deployed to some of the country's most and is staffed and ill equipped public hospitals local doctors are angry one took action saying the process was flawed and adding they are almost two hundred specialists in kenya who are unemployed and even those in work and not being paid

group the majority of it comes from syrian civilians in the areas that i have entered that's a nice aleppo nice to groucho i have not found one civilian to tell me that the white house on its rescue civilians in fact i've heard the opposite i've heard it at the way home it's we're there to work as agents for the terrorist groups and to help them. when they're under attack by the syrian arab army and their allies and this is art international play ball to come your way in approximately half an hour . they're. going to hurt write a book or refer her to. a whole household who heard. it but. i think. russia took a real blow to its sense of self during our yeltsin years and i remember even six years ago when i first came here people kept apologizing to me for how terrible everything was that this wasn't like america and for people to be ashamed of their country was so different and now i don't really see that i see people are more proud of their country and i think putting his years stalin in particularly the great patriotic war and the victory there as a way to inspire nationalistic pride in.

humanitarian boat carrying over six hundred migrants has just arrived at the spanish port city of aleppo but the vessel was initially turned away by italy and malta sparking a major migration row in europe and france also became embroiled in the spot after president emanuel sharply criticized rome to assertion to turn away the migrant boat in response italy summoned the french ambassador to the country demanding an apology for the roma. you know much of what the french ambassador has been summoned by a foreign minister on behalf of the italian people will ask for an explanation for the inside was directed not only against the government but also against the nation which is among the first in the world in terms of generosity of solidarity hospitality the french have the humility to apologize the story will be closed and we will work in the interests of everyone that is the humanitarian vessel turned away by italian or thora whose was carrying six hundred twenty nine migrants including children and pregnant women it diverted to spain which offered safe harbor for those on board were rescue

find a far more peaceful outcome to the situation there than one that is yet another sequel to homs aleppo institute and yes well the borders are closed and countries in the region regional area have got every right to say they've taken a huge number of people in often a move to the border doesn't necessarily mean that those syrians want to move across it simply looking for a place of greater safety in syria that's a rare thing indeed i think in syria there's no winning so i think in terms of the conflict there may be an mutation in a sort of a coming to a different point a different chapter if you will moving from the original more civil conflict to a regional conflict to an international conflict and of course as the maps you put up showed this is pushing into an incredibly sensitive area with the israeli occupied golan heights and the fact that israel has taken a far more certain position in syria in terms of strikes on targets that so i would think we should certainly move away from a narrative that the syrian conflict is winding down when we see the novel's of displacement that simply

group the majority of it comes from syrian civilians in the areas that i have entered that's a nice aleppo and east group so i have not found one civilian to tell me that the white helmets rescued civilians in fact i've heard the opposite i've heard it at the way home it's where they're to work as agents for the terrorist groups and to help. when they're under attack by the syrian arab army and their allies. and the coalition looks set to take power in iraq and that's kilmartin explained it's not quite the development the u.s. was hoping for. sautter the iraqi cleric whose bloc won most of the seats in the recent parliamentary election has now announced he's willing to form a coalition government with an iranian backed militia so much for washington's hopes that he could be used to counter to ron's influence he can be irrational bets of me iranians taking over what a let down for all those american media outlets and think tanks that have a old al assad or as a new hope for iraq and more importantly a potential ally against iran that's interesting because if you wind back the clock george w

group the majority of it comes from syrian civilians in the areas that i have entered that's an east aleppo and east group i have not found one civilian to tell me that the white home it's rescued civilians in fact i've heard the opposite i've heard that the way home it's where they're to work as agents for the terrorist groups and to help. when they're under attack by the syrian arab army and their allies. president trump has said he might meet with lot of here putin and the next few months it comes after the u.s. president reportedly told world leaders that crimea is rightfully russia so america has the story. trump hasn't ruled out the possibility of meeting with president putin he made these comments speaking to the press friday morning check out what he had to say i mean sure it was this summer it's possible that we'll meet yeah you know i thought you know this all started because somebody one of us should be in the g seven is you know should be in the g eight so yes as you've just heard trump wants the g. seven to be the g. eight once again with russia reinstated so that they can work

if we do not do that, the extremists who i saw all over aleppo and northern syria will only get stronger and that was before there was anything called isis. isis came, and we were then plunged into a much darker war. i think secretary clinton got that right. she argued it. i will believe this awful story might ha bffer her advice had been followed. let me conclude by offering a snapshot of where we are now. in a part of this policy, syria as a whole is a catastrophic the east of syria, where our special forces have delivered almost completely on their commitment to destroy isis, you do see conditions of stability. the united states found a way to deploy military power with few people. it has been 2000 special forces in syria, motivated allies who want to do the fighting themselves, a small footprint and extraordinary success. east of the euphrates, i have traveled there three times, you see people fleeing toward america and its allies for security. i will close with a disturbing image of what we have done, probably without an alternative , but we do not want to do again. traveling throug

over eighteen months on from the syrian army's liberation of aleppo life in the city is gradually improving for its residents and some of the scars of war are beginning to fade the locals there have been telling us about the steady transformation and their hopes for the future. what is different is safety when we walk in here we are safe we're happy because safety is back again see. that's the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show bare for the children in the streets the state of homelessness and the beggars they treat in that pose it is still in ruins and i think that's. the people of the country and it is really who are going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people and. those are some of the stories that were across this monday a big day ahead of world cup football gets going thirty five minutes four matches the host up against uruguay and two favorites in action as well all four teams have been named in the ne games few changes for russia a strong side for your ago

over eighteen months on from the syrian army's liberation of aleppo life in the city is gradually improving for its residents and some of the scars of war are beginning to fade locals have been telling us about the transformation they are witnessing and their hopes for the future. bring a safety walking. catching the system back again. that's for the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show bare for the children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars the treatment that goes into the still in ruins. the people of the country and it is you who are going to restore it and make the world the world says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for the people. now saudi arabia is reportedly considering further isolating qatar by taking a canal along the country's shared border effectively turning qatar into an island saudi state media say the construction of the channel will take a year several international companies were reportedly invited to compete for the project the deadline for the proposal submissions has now passed r

liberation from militants things are slowly getting back to something like normality in the syrian city of aleppo some parts are still in ruins but locals of finding ways to try to overcome the difficulties nonetheless. i'm glad to see for his safety when we walk in from we are safely happy that the safety factor can see. families as for the western media i think they have been on fed to us because they still show bad for the children in the straits the state of homelessness and beggars they treat and that is if it is still in ruins and i think it's. still a mess and we are the people of the country and it is really who are going to restore it to make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people. here really to see no closer to finding a solution to the migrant crisis gripping the block talks of an informal summit in brussels on sunday failed to deliver anything concrete it comes amid an escalating row of a refugee policies which has put several e.u. countries at odds now with each other as if he's done a call to reports. well markel w

i traveled to aleppo. it was a craziest thing i've ever done as a journalist. my wife still has not really forgiven me for it. but when i got out, it was obvious to me that the policies, it was not then known that secretary clinton was advocating for them in the situation room. but those policies were correct. what i wrote and what she was arguing inside was first that they will never govern all of syria again. it will not happen. to war with his own people. second, the free syrian army. these people trying to create a new country need help.they are a mess and they need the help that the u.s. military special forces can provide. and number three, if we do not do that, the extremists who i already saw all over aleppo and northern syria will only get stronger. and of course, that was before there was anything called isis. and isis came and we were then plunged into a much darker war. i think secretary clinton got that right. she argued in the administration, i will believe until my last breath that this awful story might have been different if her advice had been

this group the majority of it comes from syrian civilians in the areas that i have and that's a nice aleppo nice group so i have not found one civilian to tell me that the white homeless rescued civilians in fact i've heard the opposite i've heard it at the white home it's where they're to work as agents for the terrorist groups and to help. when they're under attack by the syrian arab army and their allies. today marks the fifty fifth anniversary of valentino becoming the first woman in space a groundbreaking flight was carried out in the voss stocks six spacecraft it lasted almost three days and the spacecraft all but about forty eight times i discovered remains the only woman to have ever been on a solo space mission issue shares her memories about the flight. to. get there my heart flinched only when i spoke to my mother i was flying already volga river my hometown river where i grew up and at this moment i was talking to my mother that's when my voice started to tremble you need to tell her confident words given that she became a widow with three children at twenty six you were not all

liberation from militants things are slowly getting back to something like normality in the syrian city of aleppo some parts of that city still in ruins though now less locals are trying to find ways to overcome all the huge difficulties. that is different to safety when we walk in theory or see if the hajj is a safe and back again. that's for the western media i think they're being unfair to us because they still show bare for the children in the streets the state of homelessness and beggars they treat the lepers if it is still in ruins and i think that. we are the people of the country and it is really who are going to restore it and make it grow the west says everything is destroyed but no one cares about this country except for us the people of. saudi arabia is reportedly mulling plans to isolate cats are from the mainland by digging a canal at its border that would eventually turn the gulf state into an island he goes down of from port. there's been a major rift between saudi arabia and qatar for a year and now it's growing literally riyadh has embarked on a project which will see this neigh