if us obey john turkey and armenia go for there. on the other hand, there are the talks between us, that'd be john, armenia and turkey to normalize the relationship. and that also could be read as a bad news for iran, because once these 3 companies are collaborating, iran's rule is going to be a reduce there. so, but there are the diplomatic tolls in past diplomatic towards the iranian, for the minister was in russia yesterday. and turkish or georgian azerbaijani, a minister of defense were in georgia and arminian for the minister just with to, to run their did the situation is escalate in there. but the diplomatic talks are also going that one of the key players is, is russia russia so far it has not reacted officially. but the expert says that russia can play a very crucial rule when it comes to then the escalation, the passion in the region, or esl. thanks for that to wrestle, said other in his dumpling tack, an investigation is underway into when authorities and the pipeline company in california learned about a major oil spool

the 2 countries you recall expanded their defense ties after lost his war against armenia and the disputed to go on a car back region. this drill comes after relations wasn't between bach, who and terran, i've around supportive media and as a, by john's relation with israel. iran, how the military exercise along its border with azerbaijan last friday. well, its now speak to a correspondent wrestle said he's in istanbul. wrestle was this drill a planned one, or was this a bit of a last minute decision? how significant is this? well, i have talked to the sources from the turkish side and there i was there been any size at all me that this was not at planned military exercise, but after iran initiated the that the war games in close to the us at b johnny border than it has been decided to conduct such a military drill a joint military drill as retaliation. these are not the official lines, but these are coming from the a did the sources because just couple of weeks ago or 0 b, john pakistan and turkey has a, has how are conducted another, you know, a much are how you are a kale. they have con

and also putting a control on the trucks that are carrying the materials from the iranian say to armenia down the situation. got escalated, an iran, initiated a military, a military exercise their right after their there has been a decision. it came by surprise. the token azerbaijan, as of retaliation, are going to start a joint military exercise in natur one which very much symbolically is important. because on one hand, it is neighboring iran, on the other hand, it is close to the region. i did that the zang as or a quarter door that was agreed to be oper to be opened in the day after the agreement that has been signed her last year after the call before to for these cut by war. so that wasn't a plant one, but it is the act was seized that as a retaliation to the iranian military exercise to the u. s. now, where resident in huntington beach california have filed a lawsuit after an oil spill off the coast of orange county investigation, suggest as ships anchor hit the underwater pipeline that rupture dansville tens of thousands of gallons of coiling to the ocean. accounts may, i says th

the 2 countries expanded their defense thighs after last year's war against armenia defeated, nagondo cut back legion. as darrel comes after relations worse and between back went a ran over a ranch support of armenia and azerbaijan relations with israel. yvonne held a military exercise along its order with azerbaijan last friday. they saw sir di explains the reasons behind this military jail jail. well, the sources that they have talk from the turkish side, and they also begun said that they said that it was not apt polanski joint military adrenal because just couple of weeks ago, there was a military, the real conducted by our z b, john turkey and pakistan. and iran was furious about it because it was, it was accusing this companies or this stabilizing the security in the region. but then when the attention starts to escalate between our 0 be john and iraq, particularly rhetoric, lee. and then the other b genocide started to arrest some of the pool iranian actor, the big figures in azerbaijan, and also put in a control on the trucks that are carrying the materials from the iranian sa

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the 2 countries expanded their defense ties after last year's war against armenia in the disputed in a gonna car back region. libby as parliamentary elections have been postponed for a month by the house of representatives and to broke. they were originally scheduled for december that would be the same time as the presidential vote. but politicians are in a dispute with the unity government and tripoli. and they say, electing a new president is the priority. australia will stop sending asylum seekers to detention centers and pop when a new guinea, a practice that's been widely condemned by rights groups and the united nations. it's been doing so for the past 8 years under a deal with the pacific nation. the detention center in pop in new guinea will now be closed at the end of the year, but australia will continue to send migrants to the island of nahiu under a separate deal. as daily as home affairs minister says, the country is strict to immigration, policies will not change. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more for you here after al jazeera while . stay with us. a

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western russia is going to, i think pick up some shower, produce some showers, likely of snow over armenia at georgia and shout maybe of rain coming down towards nolan, iran. but the real nasty stuff is going to be nice inside of turkey, significant snow here, right around the north coast, and the winds picking up again down to the boss for us in the gene coming down to the north coast of egypt. i think mosul of out will be fine, it'll feel little bit cooler. that looks as it'll be still sunny skies in chop craft on the eastern side, the windy so week. now we get a few coastal showers in mogadishu. otherwise, somalia, kenya, and if you very largely dry but further west, the rain is starting to go sas with the sun. it's concentrating camera in gabon, but it's going sites through dia, congo, and into the eastern side of anger in waves of very heavy rain. ah. in the country with an abundance of results, right? lauren won indonesia his transforming. we moved full to grow and frog we balance for real economy, blue economy and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is prog

western russia is going to, i think pick up some shower, produce some showers, likely of snow over armenia and georgia and shout maybe of rain coming down towards nolan, iran. but the real nasty stuff is going to be nice inside of turkey, significant snow here, right around the north coast, and the winds picking up again down to the boss for us in the gene coming down to the north coast of egypt. i think most levant will be fine, it'll feel a little bit cooler, but it looks as it'll be still sunny skies. in tropical africa on the eastern side, the when to so weak. now we get a few coastal showers and market issue. otherwise, somalia, kenya, and if you very largely dry but further west, the rain is starting to go. sas with the sun is concentrating in cameroon, and got bomb. but it's going sites through dia, congo, and into the eastern side of anger in waves of very heavy rain. ah, but it's the was most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing moment to see context, india dixon in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the cult 19 pandemic struck the nation.

the 2 countries expanded their defense ties after last year's war against armenia and the dispute in a corner car back region. the british prime minister says his government will change the direction of the economy and move away from what he called uncontrolled immigration. for us. johnson told his conservative party conference, he would end a broken model of low wages and growth. the u. s. coast guard says 10 hours passed before a damaged pipeline was investigated. after oil seeped into californian waters and trying to determine if the rupture was caused by a ship's anchor. while those were headlines, next, it's the stream of cuba was the iraq easy to the home. in a long overdue general election. last projects, elliptical unrest around the country through an earlier them, then do a new election laws being put in place and the government now deliver on a promise, a it an open process. person traveling on a da 0. hi anthony. ok to say on the street, we're going to be exploring racism that is been built into the jury system of 2 specific states in the united states. his william c snowd

western russia is going to, i think pick up some shower, produce some showers, likely of snow over armenia, georgia and shout maybe of rain coming down towards nolan, iran. but the real nasty stuff is going to be nice inside a turkey significant snow here, right around the north coast. and the winds picking up again down to the boss for us in the gene coming down to the north coast of egypt. i think most levant will be fine. it'll feel little bit cooler, but looks as it'll be still sunny skies. in tropical africa on the eastern side, the wind is so weak now we'll get a few coastal showers and market issue. otherwise, somalia, kenya, and if you very largely dry but further west, the rain is starting to go sas with the sun. it's concentrating cameroon and gabon, but it's going south through dia, congo, and into the eastern side of anger in waves of very heavy rain.

and also putting a control on the trucks that are carrying the materials from the iranian say to armenia. dan destination got escalated, an iran initiated a military, a military ah, exercise their right after that there has been a decision. it came by surprise, the token azerbaijan, as of retaliation, are going to start a joint military exercise in natur one which very much symbolically is important. because on one hand, it is neighboring iran, on the other hand, it is close to the region added that the zang as or corridor that was agreed to be oper to be opened in did do after the agreement that has been signed or last year after the cut out before the for these cut by war. so that wasn't apple and one, but it is, the actress sees that as a retaliation to the iranian military exercise would have sedans. most vital ports is blocked by protest. as members of the badger tribes have forced the closure ports who died in the east, the protesting against what they say is a lack of political power in the region and poor economic conditions. the howard ado as this report they should be lumbering

waters or in the south caucasus were turkey supported by john and last year's 44 day war against armenia or in syria, where turkey is seen as being willing to use military force. washington looks at all those things as a negative. from turkey's perspective. turkey sees washington as partnering with a terrorist group in syria. it sees washington is taking the side of greece rather than turkey and asserting his rights. turkeys were heights in the eastern mediterranean and then washington sees tricky. seas washington as not supporting us his own interest in the south caucuses, to to settle the consequences or by john intermediate underlying all of this is a what i said. the idea of the us partnering with with turkey views as a terrorist group in syria. and then the turkeys purchase of a russian air defense system in 2017, which really should ship a notion of turkey in washington as a, as a reliable nato ally to its core. both of these are misperceptions. and so this, this meeting today gives a chance for both leaders to get to get the momentum restored in the relationship. it certainly is a

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in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it.welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one

spotted with ties to terrorism and look at the number of people crossing borders like russia, romania, armeniakistan, senegal, these countries generally tend to have animosity towards the united states and are coming into the united states but look at the number of got aways, people crossing the borders illegally the gun and detective were detected or got away, 500,000 people when you consider the 42,000 who get away the month of september. we just don't know what is coming across the border and that is scary and it needs to be a point of emphasis for this administration to protect the american public but they don't seem to have the will to secure our borders, to make it safe for the citizens of this country. carley: we know there are stretches of border that are not being patrolled because border patrol agents are busy processing people. 52 people with ties to terrorism that were trying to into the country. would you call this a national security crisis? >> it is. it always has been when you look at what we deal with and what we face on a daily basis and regardless of whether you consider it

but as national security adviser, we were pressuring all of the soviet republics, armenia, georgia, the stans in the south, the baltics, and powell was very much part of that and the pressure on the soviets was showing. gorbachev was moving towards reagan and what was the most unlikely embrace upon arms control. so we think about these great stories, the end of the cold war is the greatest, really, for our generation. colin powell was part of this. as a military officer at a white house who was beginning to think through what became under 41, the end game. so i think he, as a national security manager, with that easy going style and ability to talk to people, to make decisions, to implement them, i think he was one of the very best. it's such a tragedy that that story converges on iraq. i think by consensus, one of the worst national security decisions our country made. he was skeptical about it from the beginning, and in effect, got talked into doing it, and he regretted it the rest of his life. >> and peter, talking about 96 and about how he had been urged to run for president. i reme

what's scary, people from romania, russia, bangladesh, armenia and different countries that harbor ill seeing coming across the borders. maria: we have watching videos of some of the people that were arrested and a lot of them, you got like some gangs have tattoos ha indicate they're part of a group, right? is that a red flag when you see somebody with like certain like patch work whole body of tattoo? i'm not pooping tattoos, i like the ink. >> we have to look for indicators. we have to look for those things that will tell us that this person is coming to do us harm or this person is coming from the illegal trade that exist in the united states and so, yeah, we always have to be careful for that, we see it all of the time. maria: i learned so much just in the period of time in this trip. the other thing i learned the partners of the mexican cartels are american citizens? >> they are. maria: smugglers are helping the cartels and they live in america and become the getaway cars? >> when there's probable cause to believe that illegal activity is taking place specifically illegal smugglin

agents are -- are he apprehending so i was hold last night that they are make arrests from people from armeniah ukraine uzbekistan venezuela people want to come, this is -- the time. >> costing as low as 4,000, next to 50,000. >> per head they charge you want to get over. >> numbers important people 200,000212,000 -- 220,000 a month plus ones not mask a list him terrorists coming to our country where embedded when will that affect you've got drug issue, fentanyl directly, chinese harming us directly cartels through country harming us through spread of covid, and we are going to have tremendous opportunities of terrorists to mover all over our country when that is going to be a problem. >> i think 93,000 overdoses in america last year largely due to fentanyl, the drug coming through border quick, after i send back when to you dagen there are six or seven stations stations here del rio where border agents begin their day, that is where surveillance video is that is -- and they have to close down stations when flooded with people, because they have got to apprehend the people so that is what cart