reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. hello there parts of australia are looking fairly unsettled at the moment we've got one area of low pressure that's making its way towards the southwest and parts of australia so force in the southwest corner then we can expect to see some pretty strong winds and some heavy rain as well in fact those winds could be gusting up to ninety kilometers per hour so pretty stormy here we're also going to see more wet weather work its way into the northern parts and that's good news because the monsoon is way behind shed you will hear elsewhere though it's still going to be pretty hot with the temperatures in adelaide shooting off as we head into thursday way above forty degrees and we could be knocking on the door of some records in this region also we'll see the whole weather through parts of melbourne and making its way through tasmania where we're still fighting wildfir

in going ahead with the vote the key argy had ignored the advice of its neighbors and traditional allies. the only country that openly supported the referendum was israel but it denied having any influence over it in any way our foreign minister. and shall. we ferguson. than if it be diachronic don't know why either they just had to damage the ship in the washer when washoe had to refactor a missile in the a from another why and if you let me open how did her for me how the ledger work and what allowed for others so i went out of her mom was a truce of tallinn at the tune which is a militant you will call me discipline many of them just have to fuck up as. one of our element is that if you're bad at that age i'm heading here away into the list if that. i had a sora. in can it been an out and see if my comp let me. alone israelian them you can get. a sort of deal bummer that i learned more careful look . i don't use or say it's a had in one. it's now me and the more of what he did and more then i let a year and that is quite understand that they had to sift i listened and it was a listen

reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atmosphere around. the age women are fending for themselves. and their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home farm and family is tough with no outside the poor it's how much longer is this way of life sustainable out of your own world meets my wrong religious superwomen. hello the weather sloshy set fire across much of the middle east a little bit some places a cloud rolling in from the mediterranean he could see some wet weather just pushing outs of the black sea heading towards the caspian sea as we go on through the next day or so someone think a clout there just around armenia georgia pushing that which was a by john twelve just for bucky he says that sunshine kabul gets up to around three degrees celsius over the next couple of days they want to see wintry flower is pulling into afghanistan as we go on into sas they say that

reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and d.p. figer said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home farm and family is tough with no outside support com which longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rockers village superwoman. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there have been a few more showers around southern brazil in northern argentina but not to the same extent that brought the flooding just a few days ago to the heaviest rain has been further north and it's been there for a of get about three or four days big showers around in the state of pa for example in this part of brazil has actually been suffering from drought which you may be surprised to hear and i think the focus will reflect more big shot in the same general area and more power and ret

reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home and farm and family is tough with no outside supports come much longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rock roots village superwoman. from the waves of the snow. to the contours of the east. and i there we're seeing plenty of showers a proponent of south america at the moment fortunately there is in argentina run quite as heavy as the ones we've seen recently said still a few of them of over the next few days but not quite as heavy as those that we've seen so they shouldn't cause us any problems further north or those of a brazil will still be quite poky in that we gradually tracking their way west winds as we head through the day on monday so quite a few of them here as we head up towards the central

argy started a bring them home campaign last year in the attempt to reunite children who had been living in the rocky orphanages with their relatives back in russia at least eleven youngsters were returned as a result of our campaign and dozens more by. their efforts you can follow their stories that are to dot com. after years of bitter wrangling at the decision by the u.s. and israel to leave the un's culture and heritage organization came into force on monday washington announced its intention to boycott us go in october accusing the agency of anti israel bias. on the twelfth of october two thousand and seventeen the department of state notified unesco directed general it mean a bulk of the u.s. decision to withdraw from their goodness nation and to seek to establish a permanent observer mission to unesco this decision was not taken lightly and reflects his concerns with the mountaineer. the need for fundamental reform in their going is ation and containing anti israel liason. now at this point that we can review that in twenty seventeen there was outcry from the united states and isr

reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves being as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but running home farm and family is tough with no outside supports come much longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rockers village superwoman. hello again and welcome back we're here cross parts of north america we are watching the invasion of an arctic air mass making its way towards the south and here on the satellite notice the area of white that you see right here it is not clouds it is actually cold air that the satellite is seeing on the ground and take a look at the temperatures we have here on monday for minneapolis minus twelve degrees for winnipeg minus eighteen and we do have a system that is making its way through the great lakes with plenty of snow right there but as we go towards tuesday temperatures go down even further with m

riff an ocean of air in the center of moscow at the kremlin where the two leaders are speaking the argy to give a press conference later and of course we'll go straight to it to you soon as that happens. the construction of the north stream to pipeline to deliver gas from russia to europe is raising global fears negotiations in brussels between russia ukraine and the e.u. on the current gas route through ukraine have failed to produce an agreement but europe is now suddenly changing laws that do complicate the construction of the new pipeline the commission remains fully committed to the active amendment our aim is to have a coherent set of e.u. energy rules applied to offshore pipelines. cities in the case. on shore by clients meanwhile the u.s. has its own fears over the construction of the pipeline with trump repeating it will play into russia's hands and the u.s. ambassador to germany also sent out a warning that sanctions may be applied to countries backing north stream to. as you are aware the united states strongly opposes nord stream to the pipeline poses serious geopolitical co

vickie argy did not declare independence but the iraqi central government penalized the kurdish region economically banned international flights closed border crossings and punished referendum supporters in disputed areas. today the iraqi kurds are no nearer independence than they were in september twenty seventh teen. the kurdistan regional government was established in the early one nine hundred ninety s. after years of conflict between the kurds and the iraqi government iraqi forces left the kurdish region in october one nine hundred ninety one and the semi autonomous k r g was set up a year later. in this film al-jazeera arabic correspondent tamar and miss helen goes to a bill to ask what happened with the referendum in twenty seventeen why did the k r g go ahead with the votes what was the point if they weren't going to declare independence. why did the k r g s allies oppose the vote and why did the others support it. why are critics political parties so fragmented. and what now for the whole question of kurdish independence. held candidates to stay here and let the geography a li

you are going to go back and speak on with argie, i have known him for years, this lawsuit he got going against y'all, i can speak, i'm like trump. i know you are going to speak about that. the issue is, case in point, y'all know i've been coming here religiously actionings before y'all turned over to ocii to come to the fillmore, it ain't like i'm slapping you in your face. but no, this is ace in your face. even though y'all got a case, i've been on the case. and i'm willing to testify however, whoever wanted. my opinion on augie, he's not going to split up my community and not get away going after the queen, not in front of me, the queen is london breed, ok? what do you think he's doing by filing a lawsuit against y'all, but then hold up. isn't the city and county filing a lawsuit against, how do you pull up that balance there? my name is ace, damn it, i'm on the case. i got a story to tell. now, let's do it this way. i got three options for y'all. recommendations. sit down and have a meeting with your executive staff and your lawyers with case ace on the case, fillmore ambassador, al

it's really difficult to make an intellectual argument, would i argi would argue for anyone to say this i would be a republican, outside of the fact i'm trying to preserve the party to continue to maintain the things that i believe. as i said, i'm finding that increasingly difficult. the president, everyone before him and everyone after, took an oath of office to preserve, to protect and defend the constitution. in the preamble of the constitution it talks about domestic tranquility. it talks about promoting the general welfare of the people. well, i think it's fair to say the president has thus far failed on those things. now, it's not too late for him to turn around. but his behavior has shown he has -- he doesn't have the ability or willingness to do so. where does that leave individuals such as myself who continue to say we're better than this, we have to live up to the ideals that we purport to have as a party when we're not currently doing so. and can you do them when the leader of the party is unwilling? i'm finding that to be an almost impossible feat. >> i knew to have this dis

you are going to go back and speak on with argie, i have known him for years, this lawsuit he got going against y'all, i can speak, i'm like trump. i know you are going to speak about that. the issue is, case in point, y'all know i've been coming here religiously actionings before y'all turned over to ocii to come to the fillmore, it ain't like i'm slapping you in your face. but no, this is ace in your face. even though y'all got a case, i've been on the case. and i'm willing to testify however, whoever wanted. my opinion on augie, he's not

argie allen wilson is relationship therapist and counselor.d that will tell you whether or not the friend is a keeper or not. >> yeah, if your friends are judgmental, if they're jealous. if they're untrustworthy or too selfish, those are signs that say you're going in the wrong direction. >> if you see some of those red flags, how much rope, slack do you give these people who might be negative influences? >> fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. if you've got those signs you need to be paying attention to those signs. >> are you advocating like a break up call with friends? >> i am. >> oh, i think that's -- >> today you just unfollow. >> it's a digital cleanup, too. >> you don't want to break up with people over text or social media. that's not really healthy. you carry that residue into the next relationship. have the courageous conversation. >> to say i don't want to be friends with you anymore? >> to say without blaming and shaming, have a courageous conversation and also to say this is the reason why. use "i" statements to

you are going to go back and speak on with argie, i have known him for years, this lawsuit he got going against y'all, i can speak, i'm like trump. i know you are going to speak about that. the issue is, case in point, y'all know i've been coming here religiously actionings before y'all turned over to ocii to come to the fillmore, it

in twenty seventeen the leaders of their semi autonomy screw this town regional government they key argy in it a bill held the referendum on whether or not to separate from the rest of iraq the answer was a result ending yes. but the central government in baghdad rejected the result and took reprisals against the region. in going ahead with the vote the k r g had ignored the advice of its neighbors and traditional allies. the only country that openly supported the referendum was israel but it denied having any influence over it in any way of violence. and show. me where the soup. of partition. plan if it be diet colors don't it why didn't they just allow to damage a ship in the washer when washoe had to revert to that missile in the a from another why and if you let me open how to her for me how the ledger work what allowed for others so i don't doubt of what was said to a civilian at the don't which is a militant you will call me discipline many of them just have to fuck up a. while fellow minnesotan if you're bad at the area and more into their list if that. i had a sora. in can it bee

decay argy did not declare independence but the iraqi central government penalized the kurdish region economically and banned international flights closed border crossings and punished referendum supporters in disputed areas. today the iraqi kurds are no nearer independence than they were in september twenty seventh teen. the kurdistan regional government was established in the early one nine hundred ninety s. after years of conflict between the kurds and the iraqi government iraqi forces left the kurdish region in october one nine hundred ninety one and the semi autonomous k r g was set up a year later. in this film al-jazeera arabic correspondent salman and miss hallam goes to a bill to ask what happened with the referendum in twenty seventeen why did the k r g go ahead with the votes what was the point if they weren't going to declare independence. why did the k r g s allies oppose the vote and why did the others support it. why are critics political parties so fragmented. and what now for the whole question of kurdish independence. health canada's the. i led the geography a little