years ago russia intervened in syria with airstrikes turning around the civil war that president bashar al assad's troops had almost lost since then his rejean supported by russia and iran has regained control of most of syria only provinces still controlled by rebels who are supported by turkey a ceasefire began in march but an increasing number of air strikes has left people fearing a new offensive by assad's forces. even when he's making t. plane spotter zane's focuses on the job not to miss a single military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the saturation. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with other volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. as a mode where we can listen in to the pilot's radio communications and find out his destination so we know where the bombs might fall of to look i do this work for civilians if we can warn them we can save lives. as soon as he spots anything warrants local civilians hospital sent 1st resp

say next turn their attention to their champions league clash against bashar action here on tuesday. my opinion is that. we want of the best goals of made this for what they are then he gets the ball. through chip it over the defender and the ball lands perfectly in the ankle but i need to shoot on it 1st and then i have quite a. fans in the dutch city of rotterdam getting excited about a new museum building that offers a rather different experience for visitors said to open next spring it will store tens of thousands of artworks here's a sneak peek. some people make fun of it calling it the silver. celebrated as an architectural masterpiece. for the. soon 151000 works of art stored here. it's the building itself that has everyone talking. the park is trying to come to terms with the building and the building has to see how it fits with the park that's why we covered it in. 3 and a half years to complete the 6th floor that covers 15000 square meters the designers had to take into account the rising water table and major safety precautions for the exhibits they are meant to be accessi

the champions league has resumed with a win for last year's semifinalists rb light say they beat bashar here 2 nil until you know grabbed both goals in their group h. opener in the german city only 999 fans were allowed in due to coronavirus restrictions the turks were making their debut in the elite competition and were heavily backed by present time. in other champions league matches on tuesday it was a poor start for brucey dortmund they lost 3 nil at italy's slots you know last season's runners up p.s.g. were beaten 21 by manchester united and barcelona won 51 it home to hungary and friends. who were making their group stage comeback after 25 years away holders by a munich. let it go madrid on wednesday. well tonight's match against let it go could prove to be a difficult clash for title defenders by in munich despite their remarkable success last season my own coach has the flick is staying cautious for the new european campaign finance form has been patchy domestically and a key player is now ruled out with coke at 19. it is less than 2 months since by and munich the crowned champ

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. >> which was working against the regime in damascus working against president bashar al assad. >> it's harmful regime that doesn't care about our people. >> they felt the assad regime is brutal, and there's no justice in syria as long as he and his family have been in charge. halla was last heard from, from her colleague. when she didn't show up to work, her colleague called her friends. >> halla's friend went to check on her, and there was no answer when she knocked on the door to the apartment. >> so the police came, they had a locksmith open the door. and that's when they saw the bodies. >> it was a shocking video. it just showed an absolutely grisly crime scene. >> the bodies had been covered in blankets, detergent had been sprinkled on the blood on the floor. >> that seemed to be a way to conceal their odor from decomposition, which would give the killer or killers time to get away, days to get away. >> it was suspect from the beginning. >> there was no screaming heard by any of the neighbors. >> i think it shocked the community. the turkish media took interest, but the internatio

the atmosphere between france europe and the most of the world a similar political analyst now in bashar of the many thanks they've known. this is the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program ivory coast's president warns against a return to civil unrest as he seeks a controversial 3rd term in an election that's left dozens of people dead. iraqi security forces reopen the square at the epicenter of a year of anti-government demonstrations will get reaction from background and sports we'll talk to the uganda world champion run up looking to win more goals far right here with that and the rest of the day's action a little later in the. media is accusing azerbaijan of using volatile white phosphorous munitions in the go no cover back the ministry of foreign affairs released this video saying that civilian areas are nearby white phosphorus is considered an incendiary weapon its use is restricted under international law it's fire is difficult to extinguish and it sticks to flash making it's been more severe. armenia's prime minister has asked russia for help in its conflict with

school in pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others have been injured in the city of bashar were those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a one on one east escaping korea's pacific called goodbye. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take it in every debate that they can seem to mark the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe your weekly take on u.s. politics and society that's the bottom line. with its beautiful sandy beaches clear blue waters and lush green surrounds fiji is a tropical paradise. hot on the man there that he was not so sure. but for some it quickly became a kind of hell. i knew as soon as i like step foot it was just not normal that she feels doesn't need to woods in the country kids one no one east investigates a secret of a cult and joins a father on his desperate bid to rescue his son. that casual night out with friends in downtown soon will be something sissy to meet no longer takes for

well as the maritime dispute in the eastern mediterranean less discuss this further now with marwan bashar senior political analyst he is a life here in doha marwan how concerning is it to you these natives tensions between turkey and fancy not new of course the tensions with attentions of and libya they said mediterranean but this time it's over a very sensitive issue islam how concerning is that yes you're right this has been going on for a while and it is as if my groom and who i'm going to present to. do science if you will of the same. preoccupations. it's really in a less recent crisis were over. i think has been exploited i would say my boss lines but clearly it was initiated by the microphone . in the way generalize the garment muslims were talking about a very specific case or case it is inference so i think the issue with my own for as well as for many many muslims is the fact that he's generalizing. i personally have been following the situation in france and clearly. prism agreement is rights to be upset is right to be angry is right to pick all sorts of measures in order not t

league group stage gets underway tuesday evening as legal leaders leipsic post turkish champions of bashar sit here the german side will be keen to make moment bed each count against the club from istanbul. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the number of confirmed corona virus cases worldwide has passed 40000000 with well over a 1000000 deaths the u.s. brazil and india are reporting the highest numbers europe is also facing a surge in coded 19 infections with record daily highs in many countries let me give you a quick overview of how the situation has developed on march 1st this year health departments across europe registered 401 new cases keep in mind that testing was not as widespread then as it is now so actual numbers could have been much higher but you can see a clear. trend of rising daily infections in the spring peaking at the end of april and early may well by then most of europe was in lockdown and you can see the effect of that here with new infections dropping to a low point in mid july but since the numbers have been creeping up again with new cases rising stea

syria to account in the assad regime the name says it all one man has ultimate power up the shell bashar al assad do you think in your heart of hearts that he will ever face justice because his father half is on our side was responsible for a huge appalling human rights abuses and he never appeared in the court i already referred to a court that we. hosted here in the netherlands and very important leaders on all sides of the. toward it took place there and have been tried and convicted here in the hague and debt shows how difficult it may be dead an international call it can be successful now it can of course only be success. fall if somebody is willing to start the lengthy procedure as face the criticism that that's unavoidable when you take such a step there is no guarantee of success but there is a guarantee of failure if nobody takes a chance that if we turn to the diplomacy on syria very much in the front seat on this now russia and turkey they've been running this so-called a stone up process and i could say the same thing about libya they're the key players in libya potentially i

and it's been 5 years since russia and to the war in syria in support of president bashar assad tipping the balance in favor of the regime assad forces assisted by russia and iran now control most of the country kurdish forces still hold the north east but have signed a deal with the sad it lip in the northwest is the last remaining province under rebel control with turkey's support a see as a ceasefire for. came into effect in march of this year government russian airstrikes are increasing again and many in england fear a decisive battle for the province a could start soon don't lose begin to show reports. even when he's making t.v. plain sparta zane's focuses on the job not to miss a single military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the saturation. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with other volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. just as the most we can listen in to the pilot's radio communications and find out his destination

international issues gone 3 o'clock here in moscow now it is day 12 of the conflict between his bashar and armenia over the disputed enclave of nagorno-karabakh and he has still it is beginning to have a devastating impact on civilians both sides have released their latest combat footage which you're seeing right now but it's not only soldiers on the frontlines who are losing their lives there are also many civilians being killed too according to the region's officials half the population living in the go in a car the back have had to flee the region since military operations began over a week ago our correspondent dan of visited one town on the border which is hosting armenian refugees. feel the latest escalation in the war over nagorno-karabakh has now stretched far beyond the front lines neat sleepy villages then towns on the home front some populated only by cattle shepherds and farmers have been battered by artillery fire and drone strikes have. turkish would have. jury the week that we roamed around nagorno-karabakh we witnessed an exodus of children women and the elderly the flo

the united nations secretary general who spoken with president bashar in recent days has called for restraint it's time for all countries to understand and i hope nigeria will be able to do so that police brutality needs to stop and those that are responsible for acts. such. violence. made accountable and these is essentially essential everywhere. proctor started 2 weeks ago after police men shot and killed a man in the south of the country the protesters are demanding the scrapping of an old police unit accused of murder extortion and disappearances. they also want an overhaul of nigeria's police system the trial of the officers accused of crimes and compensation for victims. some of these demands have been met but deep distrust remains between protesters and government journalists have also been caught up in the sudden turn of events here an independent television station in the city is set on fire a few hours later another broadcaster was temporarily forced off because of what it calls an imminent threat to its staff and operations yet in the capital the streets are common in lagos early o

syria to account in the assad regime the name says it all one man has ultimate power up to shell bashar al assad do you think in your heart of hearts that he will ever face justice because his father half is on our side was responsible for a huge appalling human rights abuses and he never appeared in the court i already referred to a court that we. hosted here in the netherlands and very important leaders on all sides of the. toward it took place there and has been tried and convicted here in the hague and debt shows how difficult it may be dead an international quote can be successful now it can of course only be success . fold if somebody is willing to start the lengthy procedure at face the criticism that that's unavoidable when you take such a step there is no guarantee of success but there is a guarantee of failure if nobody takes a chance that if we turn to the diplomacy on syria very much in the front seat on this now russia and turkey they've been running this so-called a stone up process and i could say the same thing about libya they're the key players in libya potentially i c

syria to account in the assad regime the name says it all one man has ultimate power up to shell bashar al assad do you think in your heart of hearts that he will ever face justice because his father half is on our side was responsible for a huge appalling human rights abuses and he never appeared in the court i already referred to a court that we. hosted here in the netherlands and very important leaders on all sides. toward it took place there has been tried and convicted here in the hague and debt shows how difficult it may be dead an international quote can be successful now it can of course only be success. fall if somebody is willing to start the lengthy procedure as face the criticism that that's unavoidable when you take such a step there is no guarantee of success but there is a guarantee of failure if nobody takes a chance that if we turn to the diplomacy on syria very much in the front seat on this now russia and turkey they've been running this so-called a stone up process and i could say the same thing about libya they have a key players in libya potentially i could even ta

against those who would do us harm marwan bashar assad is there as chief political analyst he explains how trump's approach as a hard line negotiated doesn't always work when it comes to global politics particularly with china. this is one of the shortcomings of a businessman c.e.o. if you will come statesman. president trump has been boasting for decades now about his capacity to negotiate even books force help others about how to negotiate the whole bit for him is that i can sit with president china and i can move into a very distinct force the chinese don't work that way. statesman they are probably the longest duration in the history of humankind they understand systems and they understand how to work in terms of a huge bureaucracy so the idea that president bush simply convince president xi was of course a nonstarter not only that there's something even more important personal relations don't work in such huge competitions as i was saying between the rising. president obama a number of things not perfect. not enough but he did what a number of free trade agreements with a number o

and it's been 5 years since russia entered the war in syria in support of president bashar assad tipping the balance in favor of the regime assad forces assisted by russia and iran now control most of the country kurdish forces still hold the northeast but have signed a deal with the sad it lip in the northwest is the last remaining province under rebel control with turkey's support as a ceasefire for. came into effect in march this year government and russian airstrikes are increasing again and many and fear a decisive battle for the province a could start soon. reports. even when he's making t. plane spotters. focuses on the job not 2 missing a military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the assad regime. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with other volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. just as the most we can listen into the pilots radio communications and find out his destination so we know where the bombs might fall of to loo

say next turned their attention to their champions league clash against bashar action here on tuesday. my opinion is that. maybe one of the best goals of meds is for one tree then he gets the ball. through chip it over the defender and the ball lands perfectly in the ankle that i need to shoot on the 1st time and i have quite well. and in one of saturday's big games both dortmund beat hoffenheim for the 1st time in 6 meetings substitute holland and marco royce combined with 14 minutes to go sliding into the empty net a pair had rested and made their presence felt after coming on off and i'm struggled without their top score and a match in this the game after testing positive for corona virus and so one goal proved enough for dortmund who are up to 3rd in the table. and let's take a look at all the results of this weekend's bonus the matches so far as we saw there were victories for leipsic and dortmund elsewhere champions byron thrashed promoted bielefeld stuttgart one of heritage berlin freiburg drew with bremen and edged mights gladbach wills birth are currently facing off on sunday

there are calls again for syria's president bashar al assad to step down people have been protestingit did lead province against his rule and attacks on the area is the last rebel held pockets in syria. the un says israel has stopped dancing visas for human rights workers it cut ties with the united nations human rights agency in february after it published a list of companies working in illegal israeli settlements in the west bank 9 out of 12 foreign staff of not been forced to leave the remaining 3 have visas that are ji to expire in the coming months israel controls all access to palestine and has frequently used that power to stop write scripts from to their work israel is also restricting a palestinian popstar from returning home mohammed us afros to fame after winning the arab idol competition 2013 his previous permits was based on his status as a u.n. ambassador and israeli politicians as answer has been blogs because a video is he made calling for resistance against the occupation palestine. omar sheikh year is the israel and palestine director for human rights watch he's bas

relations with the syrian government's back in 20143 years after the start of the uprising against bashar assad pre-election violence in ivory coast has killed at least 2 people. in bongo on the road the 2 weeks before the presidential vote is churchill to be held this is he is a strong who of leading opposition candidate. says was burned down and this party's office in abidjan was attacked and get sons calling for an election boycotts because he says president or son watters bid for a 3rd term is illegal a vigil has been held in nigeria to remember the victims of a controversial police unit that's no been disbanded thousands rallied in lagos demanding an end to police violence and special antiwar protests scored was shut down last week following mass protests and allegations of extrajudicial killings and torture aboriginal workers are suing the western australian government for compensation for decades of unpaid wages until the 1970 s. aboriginal people working on cattle stations across australia are they weren't paid a toll or their wages illegally held back by their employers lawyers s

and at least 8 people have been killed in a religious school in the northwest pakistan city of bashar or than 100 others were injured the device detonated as students gathered for that lessons. well now in the other stories we're following a united nations delegation has made its 1st visit to several camps in syria's ablett province that's 1st time it has happened for some years it comes a day after a russian air strike killed at least 78 turkish backed rebels in northern syria on monday the syrian observatory for human rights has more than 90 others were wounded in the attack on a training camp in a province a syrian special envoy at the u.n. is urging cooperation between russia and turkey and back opposing sides in the conflict about diplomatic editor james bays reports now from the u.n. the u.n. special envoy garr pedersen has told the u.n. security council he's worried about the situation in northwest syria where there's been a deterioration in the security situation with an airstrike it's believed it was carried out by russia on opposition fighters about 50 of them were killed an

diplomatic relations with the syrian government in 20143 years after the start of the uprising against bashar assad. police in thailand are investigating several news outlets accused of spreading false information media groups say the police acting under emergency powers and stopping mass protests or attacking freedom of press days of protests demanding reforms to the constitution and the monarchy have defied a government ban on large gatherings the prime minister has suggested reforms are not considered about it really about what the government has to do is protect the monarchy because this is the juicy of all types people we request just these few things and we request the protesters to demonstrate peacefully. there's no plan to expand the area of the state of emergency the government's trying to compromise as much as possible i want to ask the protesters for a few things don't destroy government and private property don't do anything wrong and most importantly don't let there be fighting. police in guinea have foreign tear gas and warning shown several positions supporters are claiming vic

last rebel held region demanding president bashar al assad step down protest has also denounced attackson in the province by pro-government forces this week human rights watch accused the syrian russian alliance of committing possible war crimes by talking civilians in evidence . now an alliance of opposition parties in pakistan has called for a series of anti-government protests the pakistan democratic movement accuses the government led by prime minister him and khan of failing on multiple fronts commodified i went to the rally in the city a good one was. done go thousands of paper out of a country watching on the 5th largest the day gets done good for a while which is also the industrial help of the country now due to the combined efforts by the opposition far did ranging from the far right good up was left there god forbid trying to exert pressure on the government to resign and have always been alleged that the government was elected after massive rigging day out of call it also a member of the same parliament the government has allowed the opposition to hold a large rally edgewise

school in pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were injured in the city of bashar. donald trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court justice has been sworn in amy kearney barrett took the oath of office at a late ceremony at the white house shortly after the senate confirmed her nomination or appointment gives the top court a large conservative majority of fisher has more. 30 days after her nomination him equally valid became the one justice on the u.s. supreme court they held an event at the white house. now. the initial 70 was a super spreader event for covered $1000.00 with many attendees including the president contract in the virus that didn't deter president donald trump who wanted a political victory so close to the election this is a momentous day for america for the united states constitution and for the fair and impartial rule of law the speed of the process is upset democrats the see the choice of a new justice should have been left to the next president may win this vote but in the process he will speed the precipitous decline of faith in our institution o

and crowds have been out on the streets in syria's last rebel held region the modern president bashar al assad stepped down the protesters also denounced attacks on the problems by pro-government forces this week human rights watch accuse these 2 syrian russian alliance of committing possible war crimes by targeting civilians in italy. more than a 1000 prisoners who've been on the frontlines of yemen's civil war have returned to the capital in the past 2 days the last 2 planes carrying 2000 fighters have been held by the saudi knew a coalition arrived in santa early on friday another plane carrying coalition fighters arrived in the southern port city of aden off the lead in santa cruz seen as a trust building measure aimed at reviving peace talks. new zealanders are voting on whether to give prime minister just into a 2nd term in office nearly half of new zealand's 3500000 eligible voters cast early ballots ahead of saturday's election. center left government is up against the conservative leading opposition led by judith collins are also referendums on proposals to legalise euthanasi

a senior political analyst marwan bashar joins us live via skype from doha in marianna i suppose it's important to be aware that this this newest deal chest reflects existing realities in the region what what could it mean for israel's treatment of the palestinians it will probably worsen israel's treatment of the poster didn't. think now they have leverage course american. and in a sense we can see the expansion of israeli settlements the illegal settlements going on and we're probably going to see here sooner than later the annexation of a city there but for international viewers just a bit more of a simple world this is going to be more in justice the worse the palestinians so those in washington speaking about peace in the believes they understand all too well that the palestinians have been living under occupation. for more than half a century and they've been dispossessed of their homeland for more than 70 years and this is going on and this is getting worse and for those who cared about peace in the middle east it's not just a sense i mean if the him right these are really conc

coalition arrived that day there are calls again for syria's president bashar assad to step down people have been out testing an province and have been on his rule and attacks on the area it's the last rebel held pocket in syria and those are the headlines the news continues here on out is here after the boss and why next. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question has donald trump been good for america and is he going to win this election let's get to the bottom line. in this polarized country half of the people see president donald trump as a davis and harmful leader and the other half see him as a messiah this 5050 split applies to everything about him half of the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe so what makes him popular what makes folks vote for him and how do his chances look for reelection next month well today we're talking to someone who worked closely with president trump and his closest supporters in his 2016 election campaign which is we all know worked rick gates was the deputy campaign manager for trump's 2016 election he's a former assist

bashar al-assad is in power and globalization has taken huge hits. one additional point, biden is going to confront the most serious challenge since franklin roosevelt. without the benefit, the world war that left america stronger and with more influence in the world abroad. and i raise the final issue is it possible for the united states even how badly polarized we are to create a measure of consensus on the policy that is durable. so many questions with apologies to clint eastwood, we have used the good, the bad and the ugly trope. we could agree on the bed and the ugly but what about the good. what are the accomplishments. what about the last four years as both alienated and delighted allies and adversaries. how bad has it been for the u.s. and who would our allies and adversaries preferred as the next president and finally, what are the expectations of those adversaries for the biden administration, should there be one. fortunately, i don't have to answer these questions. we have extraordinary presenters. they are all extremely well known to you.

it's been 5 years since russia and the war in syria in support of president bashar assad tipping the balance in favor of the regime assad forces assisted by russia and iran now control most of the country kurdish forces still hold the northeast but have signed a deal with the sad it lip in the northwest is the last remaining province under rebel control with turkey's support a serious a ceasefire for. came into effect in march this year the government and russian air strikes are increasing again and many of you fear a decisive battle for the province stops and you don't get to show reports. even when he's making t.v. plain sparta zane's focuses on the job not to miss a single military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the saturation. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with 1000 volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. just as the most we can listen into the pilots radio communications and find out his destination so we know where

5 years ago russia intervene in syria with airstrikes turning around the civil war that president bashar al assad's troops had almost lost since then his regime supported by russia and iran has regained control of most of syria only live provinces still controlled by rebels who are supported by turkey a ceasefire began in march but an increasing number of airstrikes has left people fearing a new offensive by assad's forces. even when he's making t. plane spotted. focuses on the job not to miss a single military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the assad regime. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with 1000 volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. the most when we can listen into the pilot's radio communications and find out his destination so we know where the bombs might fall of them like i do this work for civilians if we can warn them we can save lives and with and control. as soon as he spots anything they need warrants local civ

and it's been 5 years since russia entered the war in syria in support of president bashar al assad tipping the balance in favor of the regime assad forces assisted by russia and iran now control most of the country kurdish forces still hold the north east but have signed a deal with the sad it lip in the northwest is the last remaining province under rebel control with turkey's support a serious a ceasefire for a lip. came into effect in march this year the government and russian air strikes are increasing again and many in england fear a decisive battle for the province a could start soon don't lose their go to show reports. even when he's making t. plane spotter zane's focuses on the job not to miss a single military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the saturation. the 41 year old has set up a mini listening station to follow syrian and russian radio communications at a secret location for security reasons along with other volunteers he monitors all air traffic over you clip around the clock. just as the most we can listen into the pilots radio communications and find out hi

where an explosion has killed at least 8 people the blast happened a religious school in the city of bashar more than $100.00 others were injured in the blast let's cross thread awaits is watching the situation for us from the capital islamabad what is the latest going to growing toll of wounded and no claim of responsibility as yet. indeed no claim of responsibility and surprising move bedrail because it's any good taliban pakistan now saying that day condemn their sit back and their separate days were dead believed of course there would be suspicions that they may have had something to do with did they of course condemning it but at the same time what we have found out so far if it's to cage a device for you again the attack t.n.t. explosive very high powered explosives adjured time when the large ones unfold station and that mosque somebody with a man planted a bag and raised it appears it was their time there was and had devastating consequences but we're all sort of toward that day is it happening at that time when that national and you get it commander authority as a showed a nationwi

have done so in only a matter of weeks more will follow he says a senior political analyst is mown bashar joining us now. to cold it's a huge win for the united states would be a bit of a stretch would it not it's definitely a big win for israel facilitated by the united states absolutely and it's having clear for everyone that the american secretary of state is working on behalf of the new governor she stopped calling him the israeli secretary 'd of state because you certainly been very busy shuttling in the various characters in the arab world in order to secure a deal to the left and you know governments knowing all too well that this will only weaken the better senior position. and yet in the end of the day the united states knows all too well that peace in the middle east is not going to be secure without peace with the palestinians and the palestinians as we've just heard from our 'd correspondent there marla have already condemned and such steps but they also understand that these steps are not really main goodwill on behalf of the sudanese people but the other part of blackmail by

>> senator claude bashar, if you continue to ask questions about super precedent that aren't on i discussed in the articles that are well acknowledged in the constitutional law literature, every time you ask a question i will have to say that i can't grade it. >> then i am left with looking at the tracks of your record and where it leads the american people. i think it leads us to a place it's going to have severe repercussions for them. thank you. >> senator sasse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. judge, welcome back. i mean this is good news but it might not feel like it after your half done. i am 11th of 22. mr. chairman, before i begin my questioning i would like to ask unanimous consent to admit to the record a letter from the historian at princeton who's written a letter to the committee in response to some of senator harris' claims about the history of supreme court vacancies going back to the civil war. >> without objection. >> thank you. judge, you have said that the meaning of law doesn't change with time. you've said that's very important. can you unpack for us why it's so important t

government has said they would disband sars and that that didn't seem to calm the situation and president bashar is again called for people to meet to be calm and to have patience while the police reforms gather pace as he put it what do you make of that reaction. this would be different if not of that the nigerian government to be disbanded. as of last year the vice president. of the president still dying is distance the reason why wouldn't we would we didn't leave the streets when they announced that sas has been dissolved is because we nor do i offer to today sas are still on the road wearing a uniform and attacking civilians attacking protesters. are not bonded we nor our government lies a lot and that is what we do not trust them and when they see that we should give them time before they can start reforming of the police force it's unfair to demand that from people who are keen on s.s. really this is simple recall does main record is a brutal and then act on what we've just recalled them 1st this is something the government can do by issuing an executive order but they've refused to do thi

there have been renewed calls for syria's president bashar assad to step down kurds have been outs protests in provence against his rule and military attacks on the area is the last rebel held pocket in syria this week human rights watch accused the syrian brushing alliance of committing possible war crimes and crimes against humanity by attacking civilians in. whether a process starts at a courthouse in soon a car south africa black man appeared accused of killing a white farm worker as a public standoff was you thousands of supporters of the south african opposition party the economic freedom fighters and white farmers in the free state of cynical 22 year old brendan horner's body was found tied to a pole 2 weeks ago a farm manager at injuries to his face and neck or freedom miller is live in seneca oh. they have been concerns about racial tensions in the area why is this. and let me go through the. earlier today we did see confrontations between supporters of the economic freedom fighters. that goes back through windows. into the courtyard. by suspects accused of killing friends in a war

there have been renewed calls for syria's president bashar al assad to step down crowds have been outotesting in province against his rule the military attacks on the area it's the last rebel held pocket in syria this week human rights watch accused the syrian russian alliance of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity by attacking civilians in. an alliance of opposition parties in pakistan. has called for a series of antigovernment protests the pakistan democratic movement accuses the government led by prime minister. of failing on multiple fronts call why they went to the rally in the city of. tens of thousands of papers a country watching on the largest a day of august on good for a while which is also the industrial help of the country now due to the combined efforts by the opposition parties ranging from the far right to the far left their gods will be trying to exert pressure on the government to resign and they have always been a legend that the government was elected after a massive rigging out of court also a member of the same parliament the government has allowed

well from on the tensions between the french and me to stress now speak to him on bashar who's a senior political analyst live here in doha i want of course says no love lost between michael and i don't want but this latest tension over islam seems to be the most serious yet what's motivating it is it domestic politics you know there is multiple levels to the suspension that's going on. and the one there is the personal these are very charismatic they're very. outspoken. and say it within their society has been some we quite you know leadership centric and so it's very very sensitive about their image of them very sensitive apart how they protect it's also those of the world and both of them are in the midst of political health of the you know why sees. for us so that the present micro is running for election in the year and a half or so and 3rd my home is really starting to speak for europe and the west just as much as. president who i was once before the muslim war and i think barack brings us to some stereotypes and sort of by the muslim or them the worst and for the last there is th

a lot of politicians are scared bashar afraid of these scare tactics from counterfeit kelly.he public option would end medicare as we know it, take away private health insurance and raise your taxes. it is dangerous and i will fight against it. these votes and the scare tactics are alike. i am passionate about fixing the health care system. mr. kelly: those protections, by were saved by john mccain. he saved the affordable care act and he saved those protections that senator mcsally spent years trying to undo. >> we need to move on. you have consistently supported president trump. you support the administration's policy. and you have voted not to convict on impeachment. are you proud of your support for president trump? i am proud i am fighting for arizonans on things like cutting your taxes, and on average, arizona middle-class families have had their taxes cut by $2000. we had such a strong economy before the pandemic hit. we fought to rebuild the military after the obama-biden administration decimated our military. force.a follow -- hollow i voted to secure our border. bor

that is on websense bashar website at c-span.org. can answer the other issue that he -- that is on our website at c-span.org. you can answer the issue that he addressed. guest: over the last 10 years, they have done nothing but trying within 70 times to repeal it. republican party and representatives on capitol hill have made no effort to move forward. democrats have made many efforts to move forward. some of the approaches joe biden would take would improve health care in america. my argument is not that the job is done, my argument is that we have a very strong foundation in the affordable care act. it is working for millions of americans. we need to do more to reduce costs and premiums. the president of the united states has zero plan to do that. there is no republican plan in congress. joe biden has a plan. folks just need to get their ideology out of this and focus on the fact. factse fact are clear -- are clear. 90% of republicans don't want to lose their protections for pre-existing conditions. 90% of republicans don't want to