what are some of the world's most historic sites some of the buildings and back to the second century b.c. the town is home to five engine churches they weren't spirit either large parts of them destroyed by bashar al assad's air force. academy in archaeology the the heritage of our ancestors we hope that our children will inherit these ancient sites unfortunately though eighty percent of them have been destroyed or stolen by the government and its allies. with hundreds of thousands of innocent people killed in the war and millions made homeless it's understandable that the destruction of historic ruins can go unnoticed but for syrians trying to save the relics of their engine civilization in the belief that preserving it is the key to one day rebuilding their country action is needed now. beirut. the kenyan president says the court ruling in another his election victory last month is a coup which could throw the country into judicial chaos kenyatta says the supreme court has stolen democracy from the people kenya's election board says the presidential election will be rerun on october tw

b.c. and fox could talk about all the press was that you know a comment he made about whether or not trump is not a riot and or husband that was literally all they could they could or that's about when there's actual real world consequences and war could begin and people will die people are already starving and. like what's most important thing he said well when i ride the president. quote it could lead to a global planetary catastrophe and a huge loss of human life there's no other way to solve the north korean nuclear issue save that peaceful dialogue yes all you can do is have a peaceful dialogue that's really because you know all reports that we get from the inside of north korea is that as i said earlier their whole kind of system of government in this kind of you know great leader style system of government is built on the fear of united states america you know that's it and you have generations who have grown up in the us where they don't know anything about the outside world and th

b.c.'s rachel maddow has accused russia of trying to divide almost everything and everywhere in one of her latest t.v. series she even proposed to set up a fake secession movement to see if moscow would back it she tried to claim that russia wouldn't be following this latest stunt. i have reason to believe that russia does not watch this t.v. show so here's an experiment let's create a fake secessionist movement in the united states on the theory that russia will support secession of anyone in the west for any reason just because they'd literally love for the west to break apart. so it's. called for more samir a no she's a big figure in the us i'm not really familiar with. pronounce the name correctly who would. tell us about it. well lately it seems that rachel maddow covers russia more than any other topic for the past few months she's managed to connect almost every news event to russia even if connections don't actually exist but that's precisely her point she thinks russia is everywher

to a promotion are going to get into you're going to be spin saying the news on fox and understand b.c. you're going to have a chris hayes or rachel maddow or jake tapper they know that by reporting on war they're going to get a nice big promotion that's also face it all these people that for example promoted the war in iraq from bill kristol to bear not only others although there they get they get editorials in op eds in the new york times they are talking about syria now they're talking about north korea all these guys that you know they're in the never you know how do they never they guess got a little bit more gray hair you're absolutely right from two thousand three all of them it's the same people same people people look this is how it works it's really very simple so josh rogan gets a call from a source in one of those seventy in syria says that they're so good that doing their job analyzing everything and he knows he can write the story what he's done that if he doesn't write it the right way. he's not going to get another call and maybe if he doesn't get another call then his

hundred or more latinos come on the border and the only taking the to close the living room last night b.c. the actual commission is just a little further here. and the more they don't want to follow orders to get in front of the location the message of course the use of force they will change this election party before they were putting me to the right. still ahead on al-jazeera. to slow to an official french president monologue from right now whining his vision for transforming the european union plus they have escaped violence and me and mar how ranjit children are putting their experiences and picture. much of central sunshine is dry the moment and actually quite hot the satellite picture reveals cloud to the south the feed into the far south west doesn't produce very much in the way of showers but there is rain developing and there has been rain recently in shanghai a line that takes you right back toward sichuan size of that it's remarkably warm for shoes showing forty degrees in the forecast it does drop to a rather more reasonable thirty one come thursday and the rains heading slow

b.c. source spike in their ratings immediately so they're keeping it going when the producer at c.n.n. at mit's that on a hidden camera and c.n.n. doesn't dispute any of that video and says we stand by our producer he's not really involved in that kind of coverage and then van jones is on camera. same organization a project veritas van jones in the street who is on camera two days before this saying this is awful this is terrible and then he says to the guy on camera unbeknown to that he's on camera this is a nothing burger i mean what credibility how do you trust that name ok richard can you reflect upon that because you know c.n.n. hasn't disputed any of these things here and we asked directly a producer at c.n.n. if this is a real story the russia story the russia gate story and and he said it's b.s. it's simple it's not i mean it's it's very transparent ok and if you c.n.n. wants to explain that is diversity when i you know then they need a communications director to communicate their

good b.c. it's a similar vibe you mayster there probably pushing back any. truth to them just a minute because you continue kinda pretty i hope this turns on mr peter could still shifa. don't miss it meanwhile mom always wins but we missed that he'd lived near here in the next and gave the same house got her to. the north the real quick to dismiss war here in this thread middle east so there's a cute little business to keep the fishing group with it was people didn't get it he said so we just said spray on as your group of friends in the house. is suffering in a beautiful cool just near here luck to him. this is for you. dear heart being we just we mean. in your eyes his real heart when you look hoping to have income tear off all of you . vast to admire and hope for folks why is this do in afghanistan for lloyd and for lynne stewart it has to end if a lid soon be out in afghanistan. divide todd has told us i think about how does it provide her history needed in this day here we need to know they all you all are going to show how we did give love you have to

are some of the world's most historic sites some of the buildings in the back to the second century b.c. the town is home to five engine churches they weren't spirit either large parts of them destroyed by bashar al assad's air force but as i said now the mean archaeology the the heritage of our ancestors we hope that our children will inherit these ancient sites unfortunately though eighty percent of them have been destroyed or stolen by the government and its allies. with hundreds of thousands of innocent people killed in the war and millions made homeless it's understandable that the destruction of historic ruins can go unnoticed but for syrians trying to save the relics of their engine civilization in the belief that preserving it is the key to one day rebuilding their country action is needed now. beirut. welcome if you're just joining us you're with al-jazeera live from your headlines three days of national mourning have been declared in mexico where these two hundred thirty people were killed in the worst earthquake to hit the country in thirty years rescuers pulled one survivor

this is in vancouver, b.c. vancouver, as we all know, is a progressive city. many people are looking to try to move there if things do not work well for us in the united states. [laughter] it is wonderful. i can attest to the fact that, if you are curious, it is a great city. that is all i will say about that. but vancouver has a very small black population. a progressive community and a black population that is unapologetic about the duality in reconciling past harms with political justice. building a better tomorrow. that unapologetic is something that i am not used to in the united states, because we tend to shy away from anything that smacks of reconciliation or apology. --a little known fact vancouver was heralded as a city , upreat urban planning until a couple of decades ago. proclaim that to they were one of the few cities that never ran a major highway through their city. but there are some people who -- but not so fast. a few wonderful black people who said there was a community that was destroyed. we want everyone to know about that. so this entire

get b.c. it's a symbol of i'd be amazed that they're probably pushing back day i'm so interested to learn just a minute because we continue to condemn pretty momentous times the masterpiece of could still should give us a cup. don't miss it meanwhile mom always wins but if we miss going to hitler india here in the next and give the same house got her to. the north the real quick to dismiss war here in this thread neatly is so there's a cute little business sticking the fish it will put in it was people. who just said spray on us you'd really have a variance in housing. it's one thing in a village shook his million luck to him out on the infusion and didn't talk good for a. while and it's all done today now there's me you gotta hit mr pease in the loft of a bottom of the ocean. is this is freedom. really. hard being leaders who me having. any right history real hard in group ok go hoping so hard and come till one of you again. vast too and i'll end up for fox five just be still in afghanistan f

in an a d in jazz mama kind of range as b.c. called out of. i don't beata. and foday yet team represented on the for four years. the four women laid the ground for what's now called the on man woman sailing team. it has new members who've picked up a day as baton like a. medal and safety and. they took part in the twenty seventeen. arabia event sailing in this new car thirty class boat. verity have track records and sports medal was an athlete and handball player. a mother comes from an equestrian background and played football volleyball and basketball. in twenty fifteen it de sam was invited by her british coach. to join the only all female crew at the volvo ocean race which covers over forty thousand nautical miles and nine months. she's part of the same class of graduates as and food and is one of the new generation of professional female sailors in the middle east. the team's goal is to represent a man in the international arena and add more offshore miles to their sailing careers. dispose of frank pushing across tokyo within the. course much. the middl

we went there do it b.c. i did anything and they were discussing gas coming to the united states i called the m. the next day and dad told her that i would like to host and you know i was there. she is a child who was injured on january fourth of this year two thousand and nine during the israeli assault on the gaza strip three of her uncles were killed her mother eventually died having gone to egypt with the child for medical treatment and dying there and most of the family was injured as well including father who suffered significant degree burns all over her body. so the family was destroyed basically through grandmother has suffered. a terrible loss her husband was killed three of her sons were killed and one of her daughters was killed so psychologically she's in enormous emotional pain as one can imagine. a about him. to get help. for her. and she felt uncomfortable and confused first of all from here too long trip from was to go actually on tuesday we have a first appointment with her doctor and she's

known here as a kid with teeth an art depicting the identity of men and now as they see their whole me b.c. from the bombs to continue to fall on morale but they remain worried the fighting there isn't only obliterate buildings it can also raise the dead of the people similarly dog an al-jazeera to go out not till source southern philippines. the u.s. replicant house speaker paul ryan says he doesn't believe deporting the so-called dreamers is in the country's best interests president donald trump wants to dismantle obama era legislation which protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants who entered the u.s. illegally as children it's a decision which has sparked outrage across the u.s. i do believe that kicking these eight hundred thousand kids out to countries that they probably not been through since they were toddlers. in the country that's been going on as they may not even know is not in our nation's interest so i do believe that there's got to be a solution to this problem but at the same time i think it's only reasonable it makes perfect common sense that we deal with the problem t

are some of the world's most historic sites some of the buildings in the back to the second century b.c. the town is home to five engine churches they weren't spirit either large parts of them destroyed by bashar al assad's air force. academy in archaeology is the heritage of our ancestors we hope that our children will inherit this ancient sites unfortunately though eighty percent of them have been destroyed or stolen by the government and its allies. with hundreds of thousands of innocent people killed in the war and millions made homeless it's understandable that the destruction of historic ruins can go unnoticed but for syrians trying to save the relics of their engine civilization in the belief that preserving it is the key to rebuilding their country action is needed now. beirut in indian administered kashmir at least two people have been killed during an attack on a government ministers convoy the attackers threw a grenade at the motorcade a local politician in the area of trial two civilian bystanders were killed police and security personnel were injured separatist groups in th

are some of the world's most historic sites some of the buildings in the back to the second century b.c. the town is home to five churches they weren't spirit either large parts of them destroyed by bashar al assad's air force. academy in archaeology the the who tissue of our ancestors we hope that our children will inherit this ancient sites unfortunately though eighty percent of them have been destroyed or stolen by the government and its allies. with hundreds of. beirut a few moments we'll have the whether it's richard is standing by ready to take over but still ahead on al-jazeera people in the philippines mark a dark chapter of the country's history by highlighting human rights violations happening today. more protests in catalonia spain central government stepped up attempts to stop a referendum on independence and finally has made it to the semifinals of south america's biggest club competition details later in the program. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. well it seems that hurricane maria refuses to be overshadowed by went t

speaking now reiterating the same message what he wants is reforms within the electoral commission the b.c. before going to the polls on the twenty sixth of october at the moment there have been no changes the i.p.c. says that we have rectified what we need to look at we have our stuff and place and we need to organize these elections because we have a very short space of time so this is what you're seeing he's called on his people to come to the street certainly i have to say they're not large numbers as you've seen before maybe a hundred or two hundred it is still sort of happening when they come around corners but for now things are relatively quiet here and just to be clear stuff before we let you go this election is still set to happen now as far as we know nothing has changed in spite of the pushback in the protests correct. absolutely i mean listening to kenyan politics it is a war of words it is a war of insults it is politicians against politicians insulting each other it is media panels and you do hear quite aggressive language all of that put aside cut to the chase richelle and

really taking the to follow her and the total night b.c. the actual mission is just a little further here are the and the more they don't want her to get in front of the fallen location the message of course through the use of force they will cheat or lose an excellent voting record they were putting right the right to own a north korean delegation has arrived in russia raising expectations that moscow may be attempting to find a political way out of the crisis korea's foreign minister or young ho on monday the curious u.s. president ronald trump of having declared war on p.r. nyang prompting reactions from russia china and the us russia says using sanctions against north korea is a strategy that is almost exhausted china for its part says there will be no winners in a war in the korean peninsula and the u.s. dismissed the accusations from north korea's foreign minister as absurd or a challenge has more from moscow. although russia's foreign ministry has just revealed that it is in gazed in behind the scenes diplomatic activities try and ca

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also working with partners to exchange information to identify the tell tale signs one of the things b.c. more and more in this area was hallett trans since boundaries so we are working more and more with the partners so we can deal with the elusive'' says. >> general kelly in his short time at the helm boosted department morale in one of those under reported stories is what you have seen in the apprehension coming across the southwest border. so to share in these remarkable improvements that our quantifiable of 60 or 70 percent and i have confidence you will continue so the recent cyberthreats that had montana ans shocked and nervous but as you mentioned in your testimony americans will not be intimidated and also to punish those that exploit cyberspace so what efforts has the just taken?. >> we went up six points an employee survey also. >> be greatly respect that so thank you. >> we are working with the critical ever structure cybersecurity has to start with those that own the system so through monitoring and diagnostics to protect federally the federal system to keep that critical ev