to sound as announcement follows violent unrest threaten the ruling party's hold on power mohamed atta reports. in a televised address and say he's it is ignition was wide talk for choosing the changes necessary evil sustainable peace and democracy in ethiopia in other words an attempt to ease rising tensions in the country losing the reform which in my circle of unrest and political crisis have led to the loss of lives and the displacement of many i see my stepping down as vital in the effort to carry out reforms that lead to sustainable peace largely seen as a placeholder and a consensus figure doesn't lead has led ethiopia since two thousand and twelve following the death of former prime minister and the architect of if you press a recent economic boom melissa and. he rolls from relative obscurity as an academic to president of the solvent region before being appointed foreign minister and deputy prime minister his departure follows the current wave of unrest on a national state of emergency doubt and last. ethiopia's lodge's regions only on i'm hot i have witnessed must of the musl

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comparing her to a martyr well mr atta one we know enjoys a lot of popularity in turkey but people many people are saying that he crossed a line the kurdish people's democratic party writing the mindset that abuses children by promising them death will lose we will win the struggle for children to live happy and free lives of turkey's pro-government media all they've come to air to one's defense the milly it's newspaper saying calling the little girls of the stage area one kissed her on the forehead she got really excited and her eyes filled with tears. in nigeria school girls continue to disappear after a week of silence that i jury and government has confirmed one hundred ten girls are still missing after an attack on a school in the country's north east boko haram insurgents are suspected in the town of. correspondent adrian crees travelled there and spoke with one family desperate for news about their daughter. they came to come for their loved ones but the relatives of the family are themselves inconsolable. god help us christ one distraught. inside the family home. shows as a pict

they will continue to use all sorts of means, military andck aid, to atta who they see as their opposition. laura: we saw the espalling pictf what was happening in eastern ghouta. the white house said was put on notice some time ago. there was that one airstrike by the trump administration against the syrian military. does the u.s. have any influence? brian: it could if it wanted to, but it doesn't appear to want to. there is no serious debate in america today abouumsyria. the tradministration has a rhetorical approach in speeches and saying it is putting actors on notice, but besides that strike in april of lasyear, ere doesn't seem to be any impetus for effort at all for the u.s. to engage in a serious wa laura: if eastern ghouta falls he syrian government, wh will the state of the war be? brian: the state of the war has multiple fronts. we talk about syrians having two sides in the civil war. there are so many other actors, rtand it has acted like a that has sucked in powers like turkey and iran. the war will go on, unfortunately. and unless there is a sense of justice and stability in

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surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era. they sell the own t.v. news station a lot of beer has surrendered a right to broadcast in the united kingdom the reason for the move remains unclear it comes after the u.k. television regulator off calm find the channel in january for broadcasting statements by them present behind the opposition leader that were extracted under torture when cover state news agency has also formally complained off calm over the airing of fake quote sad tribute to the gulf states and means last may both out of beer and sky news arabia analyzed and condemned a speech published online which later turned out to have been created by hackers shortly afterwards for our countries began a blockade of cutters. thousands of people have gathered in florida at a candlelight vigil for the seventeen victims of the latest u.s. high school shooting it's a merge that the f.b.i. had previously been warned about nineteen year old little screws has appeared in court charged with seventeen counts of murder. rig

it's us but mohamed atta well just zero. now the saudi owned t.v. news station a lot of media has surrendered its right to broadcast in the united kingdom the reasons for the move remain unclear it comes after the u.k. television regulator ofcom find the channel in january for war craft and statements one imprisoned behind opposition leader that were extracted on the torture of the state news agency has also formally complained to off calm of the airing of fake quotes attribution to the gulf states have made it last may both and based sky news arabia analyze and condemned a speech published online which later turned out to have been created by hackers shortly afterwards for our countries began a blockade of. the us ambassador to kosovo says the semi autonomous region must allow a new war crimes court and westgate alleged atrocities by the cost of our liberation army has been speaking to al-jazeera as cost of a prepares to mark ten years since declaring itself independent anderson's reports . silvano marinko bitch has vivid memories of a husband garl

surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of the few press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era. zimbabwe's main opposition party has named nelson chamisa as acting president of the party it replaces longtime opposition leader morgan tsvangirai who died in south africa of cancer on wednesday as more from harare. and. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai is dead. i was defeated in. three days. so we had. a chance to disarm the m.d.c. as national council has appointed nelson chamisa as acting president for twelve months which likely means he will be the party's presidential candidate when elections take place later this year chamisa is forty years old and popular with the youth we are just four months away from an election and we have lost the commander but i can tell you is that we do not have a crisis. all of the generals on the field of those who are going to believe tennis to make sure that will win the battle in the war again is their incumbent and will

demonstrations in a quarter of a century which prompted the prime minister to resign on thursday as mohamed atta reports. it's calm on the streets of ethiopia's capital of the suburb but the country's slipping into a deeper political crisis on friday the government imposed a state of emergency to steam away will list the defense minister confirmed on saturday it will last for six months and includes a ban on poultice hts governs and publications that incite violence you get a good value gives you the state of emergency should not be seen as a military coup the army is under the federal constitution and it is a tool to implement the government's decision that the state of emergency procedures are intended to protect the constitution country and people moved in with him or the announcement follows the sudden resignation of prime minister high limit embezzling who had been in office since two thousand and twelve the said his departure as prime minister and chairman of the ruling if he appears people's revolution of democratic front coalition was to enable necessary reforms in government the. the be

it's us but mohammed atta well just. well let's look at the events that led up to the finance resignation in two thousand and fifteen hundreds of ethiopians were killed by security forces and anti-government protests in two of the most populous regions of all media and. those protests spread across the country leading the government to impose a ten month state of emergency in october two thousand and sixteen but the demonstrations continued into this here forcing the ethiopian government to release more than six thousand political prisoners. tong dogma is the address of a correspondent for the economist and he says any change will be dependent on her takes over as the next leader. well representational not very smart my positions with a successor is stronger than that of a country that might do some. results on these grievances but they go much deeper and eat yet ruthless has a tendency to diagnose the problem as as is internal to. yakking rest of the time consequence of the factionalism bickering within the party but it

the country seen a wave of protests fueled at least in part by ethnic divisions mohamed atta reports . it's calm on the streets of ethiopia's capital of the suburb but the country's slipping into a deeper political crisis on friday the government imposed a state of emergency to stay more we will invest the defense minister confirmed on saturday it will last for six months and includes a ban on portraits governing style and publications that incite violence and he says the announcement follows the sudden resignation of prime minister high limit embezzling who had been in office since two thousand and twelve the high limit him said his departure as prime minister and chairman of the ruling if he appears people's revolution of democratic front coalition was to enable necessary reforms in government the. the been lost the most russians in ethiopia's largest regions will neon i'm hot are interested in minds with protesters calling for political and economic reforms and an end to state corruption. what a ten month state of emergency and of last year but failed to stop the protests particul

surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of the few press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era. the mexican government is trying to confirm if two dead bodies which have been discovered are those of kidnaps federal police officers the agency may special unit went missing ten days ago from married state on the pacific coast they later appeared in an online video surrounded by heavily armed masked men john heilemann has more from mexico city. the video first began circulating at the start of the week and it's a two federal agents on their knees and surrounded by armed men they were forced to read a statement made up of that he's ations about the treatment of people by mexican security forces. actions like dropping kidnapping and disappearing people with the respect to meet their women or children in the video is really shocking image scary because it's rare for federal agents to be treated like this on tape almost in a way that's reminiscent of terrorist propaganda in part the statement the agents were forced to say that the cartel respected them as the authorities an

surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's us but mohamed atta walsh's era ok let's look at the events that led up to that resignation now in twenty fifteen hundreds of ethiopians were killed by security forces and anti-government protests in two of the most populous regions. those protests spread across the country leading the government to impose a ten month state of emergency in october twenty sixth seen but the demonstrations continued into this year forcing the government to release more than six thousand political prisoners said is the editor in chief of attis standard she says bringing any real change to ethiopia won't be easy. there is really not any incoming prime minister is going to bring to the table because the country needs a very serious secretary political secretary to hear it from it's a structural. defection but in terms of the narrative that in terms of the six dictation it might conciliatory to bring in prime minister from the or more part because that is that region let's not forget which began the protests three years ago an

for the latest on what we learned about the gunman's actions before and after the atta attack, we turn to cnn's rosa flores in parkland. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the suspect waking up in a jail cell after confessed to the crimes. this is according to probable cause documents. from law enforcement, we have a timeline. chain of events. two minutes after arriving on campus, he started firing his weapon. ten minutes later, he set the ar-15 down and blended in with students. he stopped by walmart and purchased a drink and sandwich. then stopped at mcdonald's. an hour later, he was apprehe apprehended by a police officer who saw him in the residential area and noticed he fit the description. we are learning from police records that police were called to his home about 39 times since 2010 for things like quote mentally ill person and disturbance and domestic disturbance. from his court appointed attorney, we are learning she is saying he simply fell through the cracks. >> he's a broken human being. he's a broken child. he's sad. he's mournful. he's remorseful. he i

. >> atta boy. so that's sort of the lens we have to remember to look at this through, even though what you kind of put your finger on is really important, that we are at a very sensitive time in the negotiations, about what to do legislative and legal ly, going forward with these dreamers. >> we wanted to lead with that. that had just come out. i have one more for you. moments from now, the white house press briefing will begin and they'll give an update on if and when the president will release what's being called the rebuttal memo, democratic response to the contested republican memo released last year. the president views that memo as a, quote, vindication in the whole russia investigation. this democratic memo which, by the way, is six pages longer than the republican version, goes point by point, to counter the accusations nunes made. a source close to the process says that the president is likely to authorize its declassification if the fbi and intelligence community sign off. that, though, i

at the same time you know that he has a lot of supporters still saying, "atta boy." telling the truth. again, if we weren't talking about russia and other things, the fact that the president of the united states sent a tweet about somebody accusing him of costing her sexually, and it's not on a loop 24/7 because there's so much other news is unbelievable. >> that might be his point there. he's trying to add something else into the mix here so it's not only a topic about russia here. but it was extraordinary that he was drawing attention to that. >> i think whatever your politics, you might think the president could make better use of his time. just a thought. >>> up next, mitt romney now welcomes an endorsement from the president. he didn't always feel that way. >>> as we go to break, we want to play something that u.n. ambassador nikki haley said in the last hour. she defends america's ally israel and said she will not shut up about the peace process. >> that the united nations spends an altogether disproportionate amount of time on israeli-palestinian issues. it's

. >> maybe the base would say atta boy, but words matter. >> absolutely. >> gloria, thank you so much. >> we are all standing by for that white house briefing. >>> first, to the resistance in this russia investigation, lawyers for president trump are advising him not to sit down with special counsel robert mueller, according to reporting out of "the new york times," which also reports the reason his lawyers fear that the president of the united states could be charged with lying to investigators. keep in mind that the president said publicly two weeks ago. >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it, actually. >> you want to? >> you have a date set? >> there's been no collusion whatsoever, no obstruction whatsoever. and i'm looking forward to it. >> you would do it under oath? >> absolutely. >> with me now, acting solicitor general under president obama. he has argued more cases in front of the supreme court than any other minority attorney in history, recently breaking thurgood marshall's record. wow! also traveling the president's travel ban before the supreme

. >> atta babe. >> i everything today. >> philly special, please? >> oh, my gosh. a million times. >> right. >> and the cheers in the stadium. like it is a home game. like that's how loud it gets. all the sudden that happens, you knew that was it, folks, man oh, man. >> the late night tour, we love to see our birds out and about. it continues for a lot of the players, making the rounds. >> oh, we got malcolm jenkins with set miles -- myers, hear from him next, and a whole lot of the other players making the round. >> 5:46, see the difference in the road surface, so, again, as that wintery mix heads our way, rain, sleet, freezing rain, all within the next couple of hours, penndot is ready, we got an accident on the commodore barry bridge, eastbound, heading into new jersey, down to one lane, already backing traffic up from 95 on up. we talk about the penndot salt trucks, salt truck involved in a accident here, in downingtown, along creek road, sounds like the salt truck hit an abandoned vehicle, or maybe somebody parked on to the side of the roadway. so, just be car

. >> atta baby. >> everything >> catch them and throw them. >> we take>> little action righ. >> it worked.no doubt, budd. >> i i was waiting nor one. let's keep it rolling. >>re by tray. >> great throw. there you go. >> it was a great don't throw ma bullet, just loft it out to me, float it, and did he. thatt went down that way. >> the more details we learn about the philly special, like the fact they only it three times. >> i know. >> man, that was great. >> and yes, shout out to t yesty oh, he can throw too? >> that's great. well, the cover of sport up for in just a little bit. got to take a steve? >> look at all of these people who are at the septa bob kelly s found out, that 30,000 of the 50,000 available passes for city for the parade have been sold out. we are working to figure out where how you can get them. >> because they're not there. (phone buzzing) i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i

his legal thinking is, donald trump this is his way of attacking mueller without attack mueller he's atta mueller. he's tacking the investigation, trying to destabilize the investigation. people who know trump say he's willing to escalate and escalate and escalate in a way that people aren't used to in washington. and he will take on institutions like the fbi, like the congress, whatever it takes, because he got elected, busting norms, and he has no loyalty to any of these institutions. his loyalty is to himself. so whatever he needs to take down, in order to make sure that he's cleared in his fight with mueller, or that he could go toe to toe with mueller, he will do. he will do that. and so, you know, it is going to be some kind of a challenge when he and mueller, if they ever sit down together, what happens there. or he uses this as a way to challenge mueller and say, you know what, why should i sit down with you? your investigation has been tainted, you've been out to get me and i don't see any reason i ought to sit for an interview with you. >> asha, a tweet from the president today

atta a woman who knew the alleged shooter told the f.b.i.january 5 e had an arsenal of weapons and she was worried he might be "getting into a school and just shooting the place up." she added, "i know he's going to explode." the woman also told the f.b.i. that he had threatened his hether with a rifle before later died of other causes. details of the call were report by the "wall street journal" and the "new york times." and we will ha more on mental health issues being debated, right after the news summary. o in the dayer news, the trump administration announced its toughest sanctions yet on rth korea, in its latest effort to crack down on the country's illegal maritime trade. they target one individual, 27 entities and 28 vessels thatt the u.s. says korea is using to evade international law. u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin said the economic sanctions will have a serious impact. >> our aions are part of the ongoing maximum economic pressure campaign to cut off sources of revenue that this degime derives from u.s. and u.n. prohibitiv

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surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era ok let's get more on that for you tom gardner is the address of a correspondent for the economist publication he joins us on skype tom gardner good to have you here on the news will this resignation be enough in your mind to defuse all those recent tensions. i think the most important thing is. if. someone from the euro region the largest with book just out of the country i know out that went through something to contain some of the younger of the protests in that part of the particles that are well represented you know martin exists and so it's a successor is he's from that era from that part of the country that might do something to results on these grievances but they go much deeper than that and eat the idea that ruthless and has a tendency to diagnose the problem as as internal suits. going to rest of the time a consequence of the factionalism bickering within the party but it is not in my view goes it goes much must go to the next year of political democracy human ri

themselves using their one languages which is really in a way top of the country small all right mohamed atta thanks very much. now libyans are marking seven years since the start of the revolution their protests that began in benghazi eventually led to the toppling of colonel mom or dad death in twenty eleven libya has been deeply divided since then in july two thousand and twelve the country held its first free elections in more than forty years the transitional government handed power to the general national congress based in tripoli more elections followed in the house of representatives was formed in twenty fourteen of the gnc refused to give up power in tripoli forcing the house of representatives to stay in the port city of kabul in may twenty fourth teen after taking charge of the army renegade general khalifa haftar launched an offensive eventually allied himself with the house of representatives but in december twenty fifth the un attempted to broker peace setting up the government of national accord the internationally recognized government took office in early twenty sixteen the f

many of them accuse the to groening elite of centralizing power and controlling the military mohammed atta reports it's calm on the streets of ethiopia's capital addis ababa but the country slipping into a deeper political crisis on friday the government imposed a state of emergency to steamroll we will invest the defense minister confirmed on saturday it will last for six months and includes a ban on protests governance and publications that incite violence. the moment full of the sudden resignation of prime minister high limit imbecile and who had been in office since two thousand and twelve. said his departure as prime minister and chairman of the ruling if europeans peoples are pollution of democratic front correlation was to enable necessary reforms in government. have been lost the most russians and if your peers largest region i'm hotter and recent months with protesters calling for political and economic reforms. and and and to state corruption. a ten month state of emergency end of last year but failed to stop the protests particularly by your peers you who have increasingly come

surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's us that mohamed atta walsh's era daniel biechele is an ethiopian analyst and a former director for africa advocacy at human rights watch she joins me live from new york many thanks i should say as well that you were arrested and jailed for two years for promoting human rights in ethiopia in two thousand and five what is it using the brought holly mariyam to this point was it simply pressure from the streets. thanks for having me the prime minister's resignation is such a significant and unprecedented development in ethiopian political history but not totally surprising given the fact that the political crisis in the country. that there was just reporting has really reached its tipping point basically caused by democratic governance for several years and a political repression where you know you're not used as political opponents and civil society activists of been labeled as terrorists and languished in prison and three demonstrators have died on the streets and the serious political crisis has really rea

changes to the constitution and you round of negotiations have been suspended until friday mohamed atta reports. after months of a tense standoff that took at least government and opposition parties are finally agreed to hold talks broke up by gun us president not a coup for i do my time. is that simple to help assist in the dialogue between the various political lengthens of this country that talks i expect it to last ten days and discuss a range of issues including the reintroduction of the one thousand nine hundred two constitution that placed a limit on the number of times a president could serve two to a pulpit umble thought was approved by ninety nine percent of voters in a different. a coalition of fourteen parties and president. willing union for the republic party represented by seventy delegates which did little to show in reality the solution depends on the president and his family who have ruled as for fifty long years they should listen to the people's demands and they won't be a solution if we don't speak openly and freely to each other. the two sides will also discuss a p

invade his country last june and the beginning of the gulf diplomatic crisis howlett been mohamed atta here told the washington post that capitals gulf neighbors have in his words tried everything to destabilize the country saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt cut ties with qatar and imposed a blockade after accusing it of supporting terrorism capital has strongly denied the allegations the u.n. human rights body is calling for the immediate release of an al jazeera journalist from an egypt jail saying his imprisonment violates international laws my quote hussein was jailed almost fourteen months ago for broadcasting false news to spread chaos both he and al-jazeera deny the accusations assange has repeatedly complained of mistreatment while in prison elizabeth witchell is the impunity campaign consultant at the committee to protect journalists she says the working conditions for journalists around the world are getting much worse when it comes to imprisonment we're seeing those numbers rise over the last few years and two thousand and seventeen was a historical high in terms of the president

give to the other and we're going to do it through this government transfer program, when we look atta we ask -- look at that we ask is that good for the person. a friend of mine says self-esteem cannot be given to you. people say we immediate to have everybody get -- we need to have everybody get a trophy, everybody gets first place. whether johnny can read, we need to pat johnny on the back and make johnny feel good about whether he can or cannot read. in reality it comes from achievement. we've had talk about merit immigration. there's merit to hard work, picking tomatoes. there's merit to being a doctor, a lawyer, a professor. there's merit to so many jobs. and that's also where your self-esteem comes from. one of the things we've done in our country is we are destroying the self-esteem and motivation of the country. what goes along with that? when you've destroyed your self-esteem and you no longer leave your house, weight problems, drug problems, all the things that ensue from that. people say you're simplifying addiction. it doesn't all come from big government. maybe, maybe not

he is framing it as a political atta attack. saying my confidence in our prosecutal system is down.reitens has been in hot water since news of an affair broke in january. >> this election is all about the future. >> reporter: the rising republican star who ran on family values, accuse d of threatening to blackmail the woman he had an aware with. >> he stepped back and i saw a flash through the blindfold. and he said, you're never going to mention my name. otherwise, this picture will be everywhere. >> reporter: that audio released by the woman's ex-husband, in an explosive local news report in the very night the governor gave his state of the state speech. he admitted to the affair but not to the blackmail. kimberly gardner launched her own investigation. and a grand jury charged the defendant knowingly photographed the woman without her knowledge and consent. >> eric is absolutely innocent of these charges. and we'll be filing a motion to dismiss shortly. >> reporter: this morning, missouri's governor is clinging to his political life. greitens is quickly losing the confidence of l

. >> smith: the attas had been planned by radical sunni extremists.ader was a jordanianho had been trained in the mujahedeen camps of afghanistan-- abu musab al zarqawi.el later he wouldosama bin laden that he aimed to begin ar. sectarian (people shouting) ten days after the un attack, a massive bomb exploded outside the holy shia shrine of imam ali in najaf just after friday prayers. more than a hundred people we killed. embitteredunnis and officers once part of saddam's regime now joined zarqawi's cause. >> we saw abu musab alqawi, and we are seeing a proliferation of these groups, like-minded onesging up and joining the cause. >> for the officers who served during saddam regimei cut his salary and i put him in e street. ilat do you expect from him? of course, he-hefight. he will join all the military groups who try to destabilizee thuntry, because he lost all of his rights. >> these guys are spreading an growing. they have hundreds if not thousands of new iraqi recruits. >> there was a sense in the region that sunnis had lost and that iran was on t

black fathers in the home, many more concerned and so with this group they get the support that says attait. >> pretty shocking to see. people are surprised i'm in my kids' lives and that's hard to hear. >> dads need support. all dads do, but these black dads need the support because they keep getting that negative noise all the time about you're not there. you're not raising your kids. black fathers are there and they are raising their kids as i am, as you are as black fathers. [ cheers and applause ] >> very well said. and what can these fathers -- what can these fathers teach their kids about overcoming adversity. >> well, i think the important thing is to not become jaded by it. take that pain and turn it into power. have a positive self-concept. have a positive attitude about life. but most importantly keep that self-esteem, that self-worth because you are going to face these challenges every day as a black child. >> yes, you are. [ applause ] now, outside of this facebook group what other resources would you suggest for fathers like this. >> well, there's a group i belong to called

give to the other and we're going to do it through this government transfer program, when we look atta we ask -- look at that we ask is that good for the person. a friend of mine says self-esteem cannot be given to you. people say we immediate to have everybody get -- we need to have everybody get a trophy, everybody gets first place. whether johnny can read, we need to pat johnny on the back and make johnny feel good about whether he can or cannot read. in reality it comes from achievement. we've had talk about merit immigration. there's merit to hard work, picking tomatoes. there's merit to being a doctor, a lawyer, a professor. there's merit to so many jobs. and that's also where your self-esteem comes from. one of the things we've done in our country is we are destroying the self-esteem and motivation of the country. what goes along with that? when you've destroyed your self-esteem and you no longer leave your house, weight problems, drug problems, all the things that ensue from that. people say you're simplifying addiction. it doesn't all come from big government. maybe, maybe not