after dark in baghdad we board a blackhawk. u.s.ces giving us exclu access to an assault under way right now. as the u.s. and iraqis hunt down isis fighters. >> we are flying out over baghdad right now after nightfall. all part of an operation to capture isis fighters. intelligence shared between the americans here on the ground and the iraqi fighters. we're going to be landing between fallujah and ramadi. this operation now under way. >> they take us west of baghdad to a base where they hunt them down from above first. 24 hours a day surveillance in the sky. looking for isis fighters now hiding in the desert. the mountains, the caves of iraq. and in the villages isis fighters trying to blend into the population. you find yourself back in anbar province to catch isis fighters. >> yeah. we sure do. >> did you ever think that would happen? >> i did not. it's a very surreal experience to be back here in anbar 14 years later from doing offensive operations out here. >> remarkably almost the same fight plan. >> it really is. very familia

after dark in baghdad, we board a black hawk. u.s. forces giving us exclusive access to an assault under way right now. as the u.s. and iraqis hunt down isis fighters. we are flying out over baghdad right now after nightfall, all partal of an operation to capture isis fighters, intelligence shared between the americans here on the ground and the iraqi fighters. we're going to be landing between fallujah and ramadi. this operation now under way. they take us west of baghdad to a base where they hunt them down from above first. 24 hours a day, surveillance in the sky, looking for isis fighters now hiding in the desert, the mountains, the caves of iraq. and in the villages, isis fighters trying to blend into the population. you find yourself back in anbar province to catch isis fighters. >> yeah. we sure do. >> did you ever think that would happen? >> i did not. it's a very surreal experience to be back here in anbar, 14 years later from doing offensive operations out here against al qaeda in iraq. >> we drive to the command center where

baghdad. when we come back and face to face in saudi arabia we're here. for the 1st time in the head of the big fight.

thousands of university graduates in iraq have been protesting outside government ministries in baghdad demanding jobs about a 5th of young people are out of work and the government admits it's failed them charles stretford reports. their own uk and her fellow engineering graduates have been camped opposite iraq's oil ministry for almost 2 months there's just a few of the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the other but i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm sad because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a tent and i'm sitting on the pavement after 16 years of study every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields but unemployment among 15 to 39 year olds is around 22 percent but says it's in the government's interest to act we say. that none healthy message to the community here because we make them know that education is not the solution for this country the government sector

the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the beach i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm sad because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a tent and i'm sitting on the pavement up to 16 years of study. every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields but unemployment among 15 to 39 year olds is around 22 percent but says it's in the government's interest to act but we see. that none healthy message to the community here because we make them know that education is not the solution for this country the government sector is much bigger than the private it's tripled in size since 2003 and now employs more than 4000000 people. yet new government jobs are scarce iraq's oil minister admits the country's 2019 budget didn't make sufficient provision for employing large numbers of graduates in the ministry but he says iraqi leaders are working hard to create jobs in public companies the plann

baghdad. $170000000.00 fine for violating children's privacy regular. google. about. did it with. the tech giant then use that data. ever in a children in the united states and. some changes to. the sport. you know 3 years away but we're on the road to close to 2022 already yeah that's right come all the 2nd round of asian qualifiers for the 2022 world cup is underway and mongolia top group after after upset in myanmar the only goal of the game coming in the 17th minute as mongolia scored against the run of play the one no win is mongolia's 1st ever victory at this stage of the asian world cup qualifiers. malaysia twice came back from a goal down to be rivals indonesia and their great. danger magically secured their 32 win in the 7th minute of stoppage time. while there were plenty of other matches being played on thursday cateye who have already qualified as hosts thrashed afghanistan 6 they'll to stay top of group a group a north korea were too strong at home against lebannon syria top group a after beating the philippines 52 while yemen let a 21 halftime lead slip in their grou

reporter: they just landed in the green zone in baghdad. pres. trump: he just told me it is breaking news. i will have to see. i have not heard it. when did this happen? we will look into it. are you worried about the industry in baghdad? pres. trump: we will look into it. you just told me breaking. i assume it is relatively new. reporter: [indiscernible] pres. trump: yes, we will discuss that. i will be. agreement one an short-range missiles. a lot of people and a lot of countries test short range missiles. there is nothing spectacular about that. we will be discussing that, also. reporter: [indiscernible] would you like to maybe try to stop it? pres. trump: we will take a look at it. we will talk about it. i didn't really discuss that with kim jong-un. i was never really part of our discussion. we did discuss nuclear testing and other things. frankly, he has lived up to his word. we actually signed an agreement in singapore. we have two very good meetings. war righthave been at now with north korea if i weren't president. thank you very much. t

of university graduates in iraq are protesting outside government ministries in baghdad to demand jobs unemployment for young adults is at 22 percent and the government admits that it hasn't done enough to employ a large numbers of graduates charles traffic reports now from baghdad. roanoke and her fellow engineering graduates have been camped opposite iraq's all ministry for almost 2 months there's just a few of the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the other but i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm sad because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a tent and i'm sitting on the pavement after 16 years of study. every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields but unemployment among 15 to 39 year olds is around 22 percent but says it's in the government's interest to act we say. that none healthy message to the community here because we make them know that education is not the

i remember when war fatigue set in as it did, and i covered baghdad often on for a decade. and yeah,ad some point it feels formulaic. a powerful car bomb ripped through iraq today kelly three. becomes the formula. so i would just try not to let myself fall into the formula, and how can we elevate that story with the one way we can move in. what about, this is something i heard hank stewart from the "washington post" when i was a young college student, aspiring journalist, , he came to our cls and he said, you know, no matter how big and hard the story is, you can always find universal things in it. .. >> i'm wondering if you can tell us a little bit. i know a lot of authors already knew each other, but it you could talk about the camaraderie that was built between the journalists. if you have plans after the book to kind of continue the sisterhood that developed and where do you hope to take it from here? >> i love this question. it's a huge -- i mean, the sister hood is expanding. we're a tight knit group. i think we all know each other and we follow each other on twitter

the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the other because i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm saying because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a temp and i'm sitting on the pavement after 16 years of study. every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields but unemployment among 15 to 39 year olds is around 22 percent but says it's in the government's interest to act we said i don't know healthy message to the community here because we make them know that education is not the solution for this country the government sector is much bigger than the private it's tripled in size since 2003 and now employs more than 4000000 people. yet new government jobs are scarce iraq's all minister admits the country's 2019 budget didn't make sufficient provision for employing large numbers of graduates in the ministry but he says iraqi leaders are working hard to create jobs in public companies

john simpson, bbc news, baghdad. t laura: over the next we fight against climate change will be front and center, with a global strike tomorrow followed by a u.n. summit in new york. at the same time, the trump administration is rolling back regulations, saying they are a burden for industry and costly for consumers. among the states where the ttle is playing out is colorado. the bbc's aleem maqbl has been there to see the impact. aleem: the north fog valley in colorado is an area of stunning diversity and landsce. lush green valleys aside riking, stark desert terrain, plateau mountains, and dense pine forests. but it also sits on one of the largest shale gas reserves ing the u.s., leavese pockets of untouched splendor severely under threat. perhaps now more than ever. this gas well has been in operation not far for manyar but the trump administration is pushing aggressively for more wells to be drilled on public lands. includes areas of natural beauty and even wildlife refuges. j t its first year, the trump administ

resulted in a discharge of a firearm in an era when you had lots of violence in the capital i mean baghdad really was the center of gravity of the insurgency and so we had you know 41 of our men were lost in action doing that mission so you mentioned that the u.s. government asked you to do a job and you did it you mention that you lost a man on your watch but you didn't mention is that you also killed a lot of people. you say what percentage is great let's talk about individual cases in 2005 blackwater guards fired 70 rounds into an iraqi civilians call forcing the state department to investigate in 2006 according to leaked pentagon documents blackwater guards fired indiscriminately iraqi civilians killing among others and i'm billons driver in 2007 blackwater guards shot and killed 14 iraqi civilians in what's been called the square massacre or baghdad's bloody sunday that is the rec ord that a lot of people around the world remember when they hear the name blackwater sure and when you do 100000 missions it's easy to take some things out of context but remember you had many thousands of

the thousands of young iraqis with university degrees protesting outside government buildings in baghdad and they are demanding jobs on the other but i feel a volcano of anger inside me and i'm sad because it's my country and all i'm asking for is my rights iraq has so much oil it's like water from a tent and i'm sitting on the pavement up to 16 years of hard study. every year 150000 iraqis graduate from university and they are eager to work in their chosen fields but unemployment among 15 to 39 year olds is around 22 percent a comet says it's in the government's interest to act we said i've got none healthy message to the community here because we make them know that education is not the solution for this country the government sector is much bigger than the private it's tripled in size since 2003 and now employs more than 4000000 people. yet new government jobs are scarce iraq's all minister admits the country's 2019 budget didn't make sufficient provision for employing large numbers of graduates in the ministry but he says iraqi leaders are working hard to create jobs in public compan

a defender of shiites today there are roughly 140000 fighters possibly more loyal to tehran than baghdad and united in their hatred of the u.s. and israel. but. back then everyone answered our religious leaders call. at 1st we didn't have weapons today that p.m.s. is a recognized military force on the side of the prime minister. the weapons we've been supplied with are very good. but for a few weeks now the group's weapons depots have been hit by explosions at least 5 since mid june the militia claims they were attacks carried out by israeli drones israel's military has neither claimed responsibility for the explosions nor deny this. now the popular mobilization forces have to take revenge. and escalation of violence is becoming more likely. fall chivvied the chairman and they're very afraid of us that's why they've attacked these bases. we have strong fighters and we've learned a lot in our training they will not break our will. that. they want to destroy us under us the heroes of the hostile xabi. but for every one they kill 10 new fighters will arise when and if they are out there wha

to the attempt to to change of season this dot much in the yeah frankly still 28 in toronto 41 in baghdad draws a bone across to afghanistan and fairly dry back to the coast the mediterranean but a shower too may well develop in turkey or in cyprus is the circulation there tries to get going but otherwise it's still fairly dry and if anything with a change in the wind direction it's getting hotter again in iraq $45.00 in baghdad is well above where it should be now that's visible further south no longer that northerly breeze plain down the gulf not much breeze atoll around the gulf states are above 14 but the still the off shoot to the southwest monsoon bringing vast amounts of cloud to yemen to amman which is a prompt for potential thunderstorms of the high ground a man it also in western side of yemen and western side of saudi arabia i would increase in tensions a hint that the heavy he's coming to an end the chi will break and the drizzle will stop. and new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship and the balloon this problem that we have can we overcome it and challenges here l

side military is nice and quiet not particularly humid a continuation the drop in temperature brings baghdad down to 40 in kuwait to 42 that cooler weather right now is a relative has not reached for the southeast on the forecast here are still 43 in doha a little bit less than that and by abu dhabi don't think it will be a continuation despite the fact the breeze is certainly picked you know humidity won't be anything like as high whereas along the i'm on the coast is a bit of a boost taking place here to the how if 29 in salalah represents overcast drizzly weather is well welcome of course. there we are seems a big temperature differences recently in south africa cape towns in the thirty's down to 21 also almost sunday the readings being to the eastern cape and. has disappeared we're going to quote a couple of days. the weather sponsored by catherine ways. for the congolese the journey to work at all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because then you might get the captain to chancing life and limb on a dangerous journey through the jungle have gone on to the rails and

. >> two rockets just landed in the green zone in baghdad. o you see an escalation -- >> i haven't heard it. when did this happen? >> just now. it's not the first time. president no, it's not the first time. we're going to look into it. >> are you worried about the security there? >> we'll look into it. i know nothing about it. you just told me breaking, so i assume it's relatively new like within the last four days. >> i will be discussing. we didn't have an agreement on short range missiles. and a lot of people in a lot of country test short range missiles. there's not spectacular about that. but we be discussing that also, ok? >> if you'd like to try to stop it from happening? >> well, we'll take a look at it. i didn't discuss that with kim jong-un. that was never a part of our discussion. we did discuss nuclear testing and other things. and frankly, he's lived up on those words that we've discussed. we signed an agreement in singapore. and we actually had two very good meetings. you would have been at war with north korea if i weren't pre

looks fairly dry tempest on the come down in both iran and iraq surge to the next in tara and 40 in baghdad the breeze typically a northerly so it's looking like a change of season still 30 there in beirut in the east side military is nice and quiet not particularly humid a continuation the drop in temperature brings baghdad down to 48 to 42 that cooler weather right now is a relative has not reached for the southeast on the 4 crossed here either still $43.00 in doha a little bit less than that in dubai abu dhabi that are going to be a continuation despite the fact the breeze is certainly picking up humidity won't be anything like as high whereas along the i'm on the coast is a bit of a boost taking place here to the harvey if 29 insalata represents overcast drizzly weather as well welcome of course. that we have seems a big temperature differences recently in south africa cape towns in the surtees on substate down to 21 also almost sunday the regulars moved to the eastern cape and. has disappeared we're going to quote top of the day. 3 months of protests unprecedented scale have virtually

in baghdad -- leadership here in baghdad.ured me they will remain faithful to their obligations as eloquently put theard as they join in commitment in abu dhabi. small unilateral action that will be taken by either the have been ingeria contact with. annmarie: what does this mean for the overall opec plus deal? does the deal need to be reframed. -- reframed/ -- reframed? weammad: at the moment, remain focused on ensuring the security of supply is guaranteed, globally. marketsy of the oil remain firm. volatility inof the market. the value this morning in asia and the u.s. were not unexpected, but the remain focused that stability has returned. .upply is guaranteed for markets and oil remains dependable sort of energy. annmarie: i know you've been speaking to the iea. what are there assumptions now about supply and demand picture? mohammad: yes, we have been on theng with the iea role of the current situation. for are equally concerned the events, but in reviewing the the both acknowledge the situation has been arrested are the

but not too far from baghdad.ey come in they roll in with their columns from syria and activate their sleeper cells in iraq. within a matter of days they got half of the body and within a matter of months they got most of northwest iraq. you can't overstate how astonishing this was. you probably all remember reading about it in the news but it's worth reiterating that this organization, which had only formed a few years before and had only been sharpening its knives in syria now owned the entire northwest what was still iraq middle income developed country with a great deal of international military support and a large military of its own. it changed the nature of warfare just as surely as 9/11 had come in my opinion. when the islamic state, to get to your question, when the islamic state came into these places it was not abusive. at least as far as my reporting went. it did not begin by with the public executions that it would later be known for or with the extreme sartorial requirements for women of having to be

tigris river the iraqi military says the attack was part of a larger campaign to clear areas north of baghdad advice for fighters. some of them are believed to have crossed over from syria. colombia is urging calm as venezuela carries out large scale military drills along its border as well and president nicolas maduro his government says it's preparing for its neighbors to invade become obvious as it's not planning any such action on the ship has more . preparing for a foreign invasion venezuela's president has ordered a show of force for the rest of the continent to see 150000 troops began were games on tuesday that are expected to last for 2 weeks only on time today has begun the deployment of the entire army missile anti aircraft air defense comprehensive defense of the entire territory of the 20011000 kilometer border with colombia. venezuela and colombia have traded accusations of harboring each other's enemies the u.s. says madeira is openly supporting what it calls narco terrorist groups which could launch cross border attacks on colombian forces i hope that the armed forces that is w

in a brief ceremony on a base on the edge of baghdad the united states took down the flag of its command here to mark the end of the military mission. the u.s. money was starting to be pulled out of the iraqi. field operations and the industry had to go through a very complicated reset. those companies had to realize that they weren't going to get that level of money again and so they had to offer different. deals. that meant they would have to hire cheap the soldiers. would need more. than that that would work. minimal not all too long. ago i was one and the 4 what i learned about the only problem was. 'd that no one goes on and on your last one the cool. i had to google google woman and don't want to go so mad. i did. and for. the record i've dropped. all the use you achieve monitor not anything if you're hardly going to show off your food would have died it. was on the bike. shop and buy with the mrs and almost going to the movie. and that just ends missing on image. of a local guy. who got. on explain what you mean. in the initial story. if he did long sleeve and could see. anything

resulted in a discharge of a firearm in an era when you had lots of violence in the capital i mean baghdad really was the center of gravity of the insurgency and so we had you know 41 of our men were lost in action doing that mission so you mentioned that the u.s. government asked you to do a job and you did it you mention that you lost a man on your watch but you didn't mention is that you also killed a lot of people. you say what percentage is great let's talk about individual cases in 2005 blackwater guards fired 70 rounds into an iraqi civilians call forcing the state department to investigate in 2006 according to leaked pentagon documents blackwater guards fired indiscriminately iraqi civilians killing among others and i'm billons driver in 2007 blackwater guards shot and killed 14 iraqi civilians in what's been called the square massacre or baghdad's bloody sunday that is the rec ord that a lot of people around the world remember when they hear the name blackwater sure and when you do 100000 missions it's easy to take some things out of context but remember you had many thousands of

news live from baghdad donald trump has 5 job balls and that's u.s. national security adviser. president's trump said he had strongly disagreed with mr bolton's positional major. so does this latest in a long line of white house dismissals signal a change of direction for the transfer of ministration of the program europe's incoming.

this is did over the news live from baghdad britain's prime minister calls for an election to break the back set log bars jones who comes out of high tech after suffering and pain to defeat intolerance on tuesday the challenge is the officers will agree to an election next month also on the program the scale of the disaster caused by how to control in the bahamas begins to emerge tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed huge numbers of people without.

go on through thursday else where the hot sunshine continues still a little bit about average in baghdad at around 43 degrees of 44 q a city that's not quite as hot as that's across the arabian peninsula we have still got some cloud in place from the iran months on tropical storm matter because cycling made its way across armand of course we are looking at that facing out quite smartly now as it pushes this way an allowance of dry skies to come back in 36 celsius here in doha with more was some shine for the day is somewhat cooler sunshine across southern parts of africa quite a southerly bloss that is they saw a cold direction here even across the other woman was this of the mozambique channel we want to see showers into central and southern parts of mozambique as a result of that look at the temperatures. up and 90 degrees into how this but it does warm up by the end of the week. as pretty prepares to exit the people in power investigates disturbing allegations about the tactics used by the we need campaign we know that the law was broken and we know that campaigns have to spend we kno

news live from baghdad in a major shake up at the white house president trump's hard line national security adviser john bolton is out the president says he disagreed with his advisor on many issues bolton had advocated regime change in iraq as his departure signaled that change in the administration's foreign policy towards the coming up a campaign a promise designed to provoke israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu says he'll onix large parts of the occupied west bank if he's reelected in a general election next week. and more than 30 years after the critically acclaimed original the sequel to margaret atwood's novels the handmaid's tale has finally arrived and then. i'm going out on for a good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump as far as his national security adviser john bolton announcing this latest white house sacking on twitter the president said that he disagreed strongly with bolton on many issues bolton had advocated for military intervention and regime change in countries including iran syria and north korea is the 3rd national security adviser to go under the cu

no certainly anything in the way of persistent rain full temperature is not too bad 40 celsius in baghdad is the average for this time of year us and a lot better than it's been for the last few weeks and also a nice day wednesday in beirut with a high of 29 very little change as we head off into thursday further to the south we have got to an increase in the breeze a shawl from the old west is coming down and slightly bringing a bit of a relief from the heat. wednesday maybe just a shot into the fall southwest of yemen but elsewhere it is a mostly clear picture 32 celsius the next couple of days across into muscat so my sunshine of the sea with up 32 then down into southern africa at 10 inches around the average into cape town 700 selfies on wednesday the really is no rain in the for cost of the next couple of days and look at these temperatures 27 degrees in than 28 in johannesburg on wednesday and these temperatures are above the average rain 5 and 6 degrees above and in fact by thursday it warms up a tad into 29 but by then we could just see some showers into capes on the high the of

go on through thursday else where the hot sunshine continues still a little bit about average in baghdad at around 43 degrees of 44 q a city that's not quite as hot as that's across the arabian peninsula we have still got some cloud in place from the r.m. months tropical storm at typical cycling made its way across i'm on of course we are looking at that facing out quite smartly now as it pushes this way further inland so dry skies do come back in 36 celsius here in doha with more war some shine for the day is somewhat cooler sunshine across southern parts of africa quite a southerly blast that they saw a cold direction here even across the other war says of the mozambique channel we want to see showers into central and southern parts of mozambique as a result of that look at the temperatures. up and 90 degrees into how this but it does warm up by the end of the week. the weather sponsored by countdown anyways. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking the details chris care than saving lives even a dangerous job is a vaccine that wor

no certainly anything in the way of persistent rain full time which is not too bad 40 celsius in baghdad is the average for this time of year of us and a lot better than it's been for the last few weeks and also a nice day wednesday in beirut with a high of 29 very little change as we head off into thursday further to the south we have got to an increase in the breeze a shawl from the old west is coming down and slightly bringing a bit of relief from the heat such. a wednesday maybe just a shower into the fall southwest of yemen but elsewhere it is a mostly clear picture 32 celsius the next couple of days across into muscat some assumption of the sea with up 32 then down into southern africa at 10 inches around the average into cape town $700.00 selfies on wednesday the really is no rain in the full cost for the next couple of days and look at these temperatures 27 degrees in and 28 in johannesburg on wednesday these time which is all about the average rain 5 and 6 degrees above and in fact by thursday it warms up a tad into 29 but by then we could just see some showers and capes on the

tigris river the iraqi military says the attack was part of a larger campaign to clear areas north of baghdad of any remaining eisel fighters including saddam may have crossed from syria the u.s. led coalition says congress island has become infested with ice or fighters who are believed to be using it as a transit hub and safe haven still ahead of al jazeera war games in venezuela countries neighbors urging calm plus. i'm natasha buckley in paris where the new exhibition offers a read glimpse into the final decades of francis bacon one of the 20th century's most important artists. they whether she settled in sally across central and eastern parts of you little more clout over towards the baltic states but the think has clout the liveliest whether that's a bit tools western part so if you see some very heavy showers just around that west side of the mediterranean then the remnants of what was our can doria making its way across that northwestern corner of your through the british isles pushing into scandinavia the low countries as we go through the next couple of days where to stay still a bl

also jabari standing by in teheran and we have charles stratford morphing developments from baghdad wife to war after this report from rory challenge. the u.s. government says it's already knows who did this but iran denies it was behind the attacks on saudi oil infrastructure claims by yemen's hussein rebels going to have offered. we reject these types of statements and projections the islamic republic of iran has clearly declared that it supports the people of yemen and their rights but to accuse the islamic republic of iran of these attacks and defensive measures is in line with the united states maximum falsehood policy the state owned oil company saudi aramco says the fires knocked out more than half of its entire daily output close to 6000000 barrels of oil donald trump warned iran that the u.s. is locked and loaded to respond to the strikes on up cake but other countries urging caution you which is how to design the who have taken responsibility for these attacks if at the moment we are analyzing along with our partners who is responsible for this attack anyhow it could happen we

with a high of 27 degrees celsius more cloud bushing in on saturday and that's what i mean about baghdad 41 celsius so still holes but nothing like those high forty's we have seen in the last couple of weeks be well farther to the south the temperatures have beginning to come up but on the plus side the humidity is also coming down say $39.00 in doha on friday quite a bit of cloud into that the southeast portion of saudi and again along coastal areas of amman across into yemen staying pretty cloudy as we head into saturday and that temperature coming up in doha up to 42 degrees celsius and also rain showers pushing through southern africa certainly into durban and johannesburg and quite an onshore flow so also quite a rain and cloud pushing into more southern sections of mozambique and then as you head into saturday that does tend to clear what we will see is the chance a few showers in the east in madagascar meanwhile the sunny skies will turn into a high of 20 and very warm in capetown with a high there of 28. you're watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now th

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fairly dry tempest on the come down in both iran and iraq for 2 years and next in terran and 40 in baghdad the breeze typically a northerly so it's looking like a change of season still 30 there in beirut from the east side military is nice and quiet not particularly humid a continuation the drop in temperature brings baghdad down to 48 to 42 that cooler weather right now is a relative has not reached for the south it's on the forecast to rather still $43.00 in doha a little bit less than that in dubai abu dhabi don't think it will be a continuation despite the fact the breeze is certainly picking up humidity won't be anything like as high whereas along the our money coast is a bit of a boost taking place here to the how if 29 in salalah represents overcast drizzly weather is well welcome of course. there you see it's a big temperature differences recently in south africa cape towns in the surtees down to 21 also on sunday the reagans moved to the eastern cape and. has disappeared we're going to quote top of the day. this is a dialogue which you decide not to have children to say the plot

of pakistan but we have seen some largely showers a recently 35 celsius the karate central areas baghdad kuwait city 4243 still good 3 or 4 degrees above the seasonal average an employee but getting up to around 28 celsius over the next couple of days a similar value to 4 jerusalem for the dry weather down across the arabian peninsula southern parts a little more clout there because some wetter weather around the southern end of the red sea that western side of yemen absolutely towards a lot of as well but elsewhere as you can see more hot sunshine 39 celsius in doha on sunday evening. cooling off 38 celsius as we go on into monday so not much of a cool down here plenty of heat to recently into southern africa getting up into the upper twenty's across south africa once again on the eastern cape the western cape seeing some welcome rifle i suggest cape town of 80 degrees celsius that is making its way further east. with a sponsor you can't own it. in a country but certain point poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these roads with care that saving mind

and you will hear the story of how an encounter he had with an iraqi man who he was on patrol in baghdad helped shape his decision to come out in support of a impeachment inquiry. you will meet and i will meet congressman jason crow later in this hour and that is something i'm really looking forward to in this hour and i think you will too. presidential candidate cory booker will also join us tonight. but we begin tonight where the news demands we begin. we have tragic breaking news tonight from the bahamas on what hurricane dorian has already done to those islands with the death toll there rising significantly tonight to a new total of 30 victims. and we have the latest tracking tonight about what hurricane dorian might do next as it approaches the carolinas. we our live report in a moment from wilmington, north carolina, which is bracing from a possible direct hit from hurricane dorian. the mayor of wilmington will join us and we'll also get the latest from the bahamas tonight on a situation turning more tragic by the hour. we begin with what you need to know right now about what hurri

sprawling diplomatic quarter, baghdad being allied with iran, mr. trump's national security team led by john bolton led a series of meetings conducted a series of meetings to conduct a forceful onu.s. response includg what many saw as the unusual request for options to strike iran. quote, it definitely rattled people a former senior u.s. administration official said of the request.ad people were shocked. it was mind-boggling how cavalier they were about hittin- iran. john bolton has invested a lot of time in the same way that peter navarro has invested a lot of time in getting the president to impose tariff on china. john bolton invested a lot of time to get out of the iran deai and take hawkish militaristic position with iran. >> and as i can see the crafterh of security policies such as s they are we've seen to this point.it let's remember ronald reagan wanted to be president of the united states.me regardless of what we think of ronald reagan, he wanted to be president of the united states. he had six national security advisers in eight years, no

fairly dry and if anything with a change in the wind direction it's getting hotter again in iraq 45 in baghdad is well above where it should be that's visible further south no longer that northerly breeze blowing down the gulf not much breeze atoll around the gulf states are above 14 but the still the off shoot to the southwest monsoon bringing vast amounts of cloud to yemen to amman which is a prompt for potential thunderstorms of the high ground among it also in western side of yemen and western side of saudi arabia i would increase in tensions a hint that the heavy if is coming to an end the cloud will break and the drizzle will stop. big stories generate fountains of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives and you hold to can separate the spin from the facts again no doubt the misinformation from the journalism how careful must be your words but some tough stuff has to be said so some critics have to be made listening post on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks while the lunar lander has been

also, what joe biden told him back in the baghdad. but, first, the storm that took out 13,000 homes,, that's an early estimate and has claimed lives, at leaves fivleastfive lives. when you look at this amazing devastation hard to imagine it's not higher than that now this storm is dangerously close to florida. now the question is where is it headed next. correspondent jeff paul in cocoa beach tonight in florida where they are feeling some of the bands of this tonight. jeff, what do you see there? >> yeah, martha. these outer bands are really starting to through the area here low lying area of cocoa beach. the wind gusts are really picking up. the rain is now coming down. if these rains give you an indication of anything what's to come from hurricane dorian it is nothing to mess with. a quick drive around town you can tell this community is ready for what the storm can bring. a lot of the homes have plywood in windows and in front of the doors. the businesses have been closed several days. the community because they have had so many da

of his guys across much of the middle east and the temperature has been coming down steadily into baghdad still warm and as we have seen meanwhile the knolls you'll see some clouds and with that has some showers as we go through friday into saturday working away across georgia and on towards azerbaijan but in i stand back who on friday with a high of 27 degrees celsius more cloud bushing in on saturday and that's what i mean about baghdad 40 or so holes but nothing like those high forty's we have seen in the last couple of weeks be well farther to the south the temperatures have beginning to come up but on the plus side the humidity is also coming down say $39.00 in doha on friday quite a bit of cloud into that to southeast portion of saudi and again along coastal areas of amman across into yemen staying pretty cloudy as we head into saturday and that temperature coming up in doha up to 42 degrees celsius some rain showers pushing through southern africa. and johannesburg and quite and also quite a rain cloud pushing into southern sections of mozambique and then as you head into south a l

these are some of the 350 prisoners released by humans who the rebels should be baghdad for us. it's an overwhelming sense of delight happiness and pleasure as i am coming home back to my family at home and i mean. we hope for the release of prisoners and detainees from all sides simply because we are yet many and all the prisoners and their families are suffering. they were on the lists drawn under a un brokered prisoner swap agreement signed in stockholm in december the deal to release 7000 detainees was seen as a breakthrough through words peace but the yemeni government and the hoodies have blamed each other for failing to implement it. the rebels say this and conditional release should true their commitment about how can you get the last one we are prepared and willing for an all inclusive swap deal with or they are yemenis or other nationalities and to prove our sincerity we have initiated the unconditional release of 350 prisoners we have called the united nations to pressure the other side to resupply. among those being held are saudi citizens who are who the say will be

what the air force special tactics community which i was a part of did on the ground in in iraq and baghdadthey knew about the strike cells that have been started up but even strangely enough the senior chain of command in the military and the politicians back home were still a bit i would say in the dark on exactly how things went down because it was just a whirlwind. in iraq for those first few months. dana: it was this fall a small footprint, too, at least american forces. there that was there was another chapter in the book. when senator mccain visited he said, why aren't you asking for more troops? i think you knew about 50,000 troops.hey id no this is working. dana: well as a geog been defeated as a state. however, isis as a terror gappinup in ungoverned spaces, failed states like libya, somalia, portions of afghanistan. and if or not careful, they're going to come back up in syria and even portions of iraq if we're not careful. soledad: the book is so good and it really is a page turner and a great explainer if you want to understand what's happening with isis and what has happened s

this is t w news live from baghdad in the fight for survival in yemen gains rare access to the war torn country and meets a young doctor working 24 hour shifts to help his most vulnerable systems also on the program a good story and wreaks havoc in the bahamas one of the most powerful storms to have it hit the islands is now heading for the united states around a 1000000 residents have been told to me. for you to announce to. put to long for a tourist.

change in the wind direction it's getting hotter again in iraq $45.00 in baghdad is well above where it should be that's visible further south no longer that northerly breeze blowing down the gulf not much breeze atoll around the gulf states are above 14 but the still the off shoot to the southwest monsoon bringing vast amounts of cloud to yemen to amman which is a prompt for potential thunderstorms of the high ground a man it also in western side of yemen and western side of saudi arabia i was an increase in temperature in somalia a hint that the hurry if he's coming to an end the chi will break and the drizzle will stop. whether sponsored by qatar or. talk to al-jazeera. what you guarantee is what you give to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing me we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. private san francisco take a look at the top stories here heavy rains and strong winds are threatening to disrupt search and rescue efforts in the bahamas where 1300 people re