nicaragua's prisons overflow you see in human al-jazeera man our fighting in the libyan city of benghazi has forced hundreds of families who already rely on government assistance out of their homes but now there's a financial crisis hit in the country and that support is starting to fade mahmoud other one had reports from misrata. it's time for people who fled the water but razi three years ago to leave this compound in misrata this man like many others here is worried if he shows his face supporters of the warlord have to might go after his relatives in. the compound owners have recently demanded the government to return the property because it hasn't been paying its bills jan mahmoudi says her house in bonn was destroyed by the war she and her husband have been living here with the help of a charity's notion we were asleep in the street if they don't find a solution for us what can we do we've got only ten days ultimatum to leave. since have to launch his military campaign back in two thousand and fourteen more than one hundred thousand people have fled their homes after his forces too

after four americans are murder in benghazi, why would you say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi in timeit could two or three weeks? they needed someone who would say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi since it was way too dangerous. bob, you look and sound like a fool. cnn and just about every newspaper in the country, in the world got there. they made there it, but the fbi couldn't? i get, a good cleaner wants a crime scene as trampled as possible. but you know, bob, we are all getting tired of this and this comes down to your effort to get donald trump indicted and you are panicking. you got nothing. talk of subpoenaing him is ridiculous. and bob you should know better. just between the two of them when you were subpoenaed in the whitey bolger investigation and your justice department argued you were too busy fighting terrorism to talk about 1980s boston. you fought that subpoena and argued the attorney looking to subpoena you just like you are looking to seen a donald trump didn't demonstrate why information from you couldn't be gotten by other means. now ain't that a hoot, bob? when y

and for the past three years most of them lost their homes during the war in benghazi but now with the government's decision to evacuate this area many of them say they have to start from scratch others don't know what to do next many families have already left the compound during the last couple of months. those remaining say they also struggle with a complicated civil registry procedure you know not all women if we have been massively as we are now requested to leave the compound we don't have salaries we can't go to benghazi to kasher salaries and we can't get them here if we leave this compound we can't even afford to buy furniture. according to the u.n. estimates more than two hundred thousand people are internally displaced in libya most of them live in misrata and the capital tripoli over the last few years those from as he have been voicing their demands but they say no one is listening and so far efforts by the united nations support to mission in libya have failed to end their suffering it appears for now a political solution might be the only way to take them back home. or t

. >> otherwise it could be like benghazi and backfire in their face. >> tucker: what does benghazi have to do with it? >> because the benghazi hearings with hillary, it was shown even by trey gowdy's own admission that she hadn't done anything wrong. that is why they don't have it publicly. >> tucker: i think as many of these hearings as possible ought to be public. i think the rationale will be spying on an american citizen and accusing him of colluding with a foreign power, i think we should know all of that. i'm losing faith that our system is on the level. i'm beginning to think it's rotten and that the people who run it are corrupt. they would have my interest as a taxpayer and citizen in mind when they do these things. i'm just telling you, take trump out of this. this is scary stuff that obama did. i know we aren't allowed to criticize obama because he is holy man but let's be honest, you shouldn't do stuff like that because of the terrible precedent. >> is a presidential campaign, you should not be having your son and son-in-law meet with russians to get dirt. you as a russian c

from beirut to tripoli via benghazi. on the eve of his departure spent the night at his sister's. for. a look. at this by the. by the. more. cell phone. photo. on the twenty fifth of august nine hundred seventy eight. and his two companions lead the route for libya. at eight pm n.e.a. flights landed at tripoli international airport. a southerner and his two companions that disembarked from the plane no one was there to meet them. at the terminal building they were eventually met by a maid she had head of the libyan foreign communication bureau. al jazeera interviewed who millard a protocol employee of the libyan foreign communication bureau who remembers the arrival of the man and his two companions. will. soon see what kind. of. candidate. do last a new c was libya's intelligence chief would become one of gadhafi is closest confidant so over the years. when tripoli fell to rebel fighters in two thousand and eleven the new season office was ransacked many classified documents were lost or destroyed amid the chaos of the downfall of gadhafi regime any hope of discovering a paper tr

libya now where hundreds of thousands of families are facing homelessness in the eastern city of benghazi they've been kicked out of the government compound where they fled in search of safety after an outbreak of violence in two thousand and fourteen. has more now from misrata. it's time for people who fled the water but was he three years ago to leave this compound in misrata this man like many others here is worried if he shows his face supporters of the warlord thief or have to might go after his relatives in. the compound owners have recently demanded the government return the property because it hasn't been paying its bills jan mahmoudi says her house in it was destroyed by the war she and her husband have been living here with the help of a charity's notion we were asleep in the street if they don't find a solution for us what can we do we've got only ten days ultimatum to leave. since has to launch his military campaign but in two thousand and fourteen more than one hundred thousand people have fled their homes after his forces took full control of the city in december last year b

it's not quite an apples to apples comparison if you're looking at benghazi or iran-contra or white waterthe mueller investigation is only 15 months. all these other things went on for a long, long, long time, laura. i'm not so sure that robert mueller cares all that much about our polling. >> that may be true. i'm glad you put that particular graphic up there because for most people looking at investigations, in fact, most prosecutors would chuckle at the thought of 15 months being the time you have to wrap it up, particularly if you're thinking about the other investigations like the iran-contra, and benghazi and white water. it's more of an apt comparison because there have been some findings mid way through. there have been a lot of indictment that have come down, a lot of criminal charges that have actually come down. it is the myopia of the president who believes that unless there is some direct connection to himself or an implication of himself then there is no investigation worthwhile. but in reality, you have russian nationals who have been charged that has been a speaking indict

hillary clinton was under oath when she testified before the benghazi committee.im jordan come after us ask fr some very direct questions and i'm telling you, she absolutely, totally lie. i signed a letter as the chairman of the oversight committee asking the fbi, along with bob goodlatte, chairman of the judiciary committee to investigate that in the fbi and department of justice never even bothered to respond! >> every doj as their own individual agency. i mean, i thought my call it -- >> jason: why? why? you hit on just the right point. that is what is wrong with just as in this country right now. justice -- no, it needs to have a blindfold. if it's a clinton, they let them go. >> told the republicans to fix it because they want the event produce documents -- >> jason: what you mean? donald trump has produced more than a million document to set of holding off on saying, i can pull executive privilege, when fast and furious happened and we had dead americans, guess what? they gave 2,000 weapons out there, eric holder and the department of justice -- >> producing

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fighting in the libyan city of benghazi has forced hundreds of families who already rely on government assistance out of their homes but now there's a financial crisis hitting the country and the support they're get is starting to disappear but what are the what he'd reports from misrata. it's time for people who fled the water but was he three years ago to leave this compound in misrata this man like many others here is worried if he shows his face supporters of the warlord have to might go after his relatives in. the compound owners have recently demanded the government to return the property because it hasn't been paying its bills jan mahmoudi says her house in it was destroyed by the war she and her husband have been living here with the help of a charity's notion we were asleep in the street if they don't find a solution for us what can we do we've got only ten days ultimatum to leave. since have to launch at his military campaign back in two thousand and fourteen more than one hundred thousand people have fled their homes after his forces took full control of the city in december

she said the cause of benghazi was a video.ry single one of them deserves to lose it if they still have it. kennedy: i know people mad at the president for the way he delivers some of these questions. at times the delivery is distracting. but at the heart of it, i think there are, especially for fans of limited government, i think there are valid questions here. i also don't think it should be a political tool necessarily. if you get rid of these clearances across the board and someone needs to be read in and granted some sort of temporary clearance in order to help the transition team or answer a question where they have deep expertise. i think that's valid. but what of hillary clinton's claims that a lot of stuff is overclassified. i think a lot of people are overcleared. >> that's true. but this is not political. clapper lied under oath. sally yates was fired because she wouldn't do what the president be wanted her to do. peter strzok, we know what he was all about. he was demoted before he was fired. this is not about polit

from beirut to tripoli via benghazi. on the eve of his departure spent the night at his sister's. for. a better look at our door. and now we are. more. and more came to my. cell phone. cell phone or a while and. on the twenty fifth of all this nine hundred seventy eight. and his two companions lead the route for libya. at eight pm n.e.a. flights landed at tripoli international airport. a southerner and his two companions that disembarked from the plane no one was there to meet them. at the terminal building they were eventually met by. head of the libyan foreign communication bureau. al jazeera interviewed who millard a protocol employee of the libyan foreign communication bureau who remembers the arrival of the man and he's two companions. will. work. better for the. candidate. if. we. do learn the new c. was libya's intelligence chief and would become one of these closest confidants over the years. when tripoli fell to rebel fighters in two thousand and eleven seduces office was ransacked many classified documents were lost or destroyed amid the chaos of the downfall of gadhafi

he was chairman of the armed services committee, who could comment on benghazi and iraq.nd they would take him and what he was saying seriously when it came to the art of war, if you can call it that. bret: he was controversial at times. he fought for things and fought against things that went against not only his party, the other party. he was adamant that the fight against al qaeda should be very strong. he was a big proponent of kind of big, strong military. he was not a proponent of any kind of torture. enhanced interrogation techniques. that was a pushback he made in the bush administration. he had a lot of push as chairman of the senate armed services committee. judge jeanine: also in addition to aggressively pushing for an expanded u.s. military presence in iraq and syria, he also i guess true to his personality caused a stir in 2013 when he ventured into syria to meet with off significance leaders he hoped would topple bashar al-assad. bret: he did. some of those pictures were questioned about who was who, and why was mccain meeting with them. he would always push

>> greg: benghazi. you don't care about this collusion stuff.olar at berkeley was at the 2:00 show. he said he believes the president should testify. he said he is the chief law enforcement officer. >> jason: the president will testify. he doesn't, the advice he gets. our smartphones leading to the death of conversation? but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you k

benghazi? >> investigations and how long they took. they don't feel rushed about it is my point.ublicans quickly want to get out the door. and i don't think democrats feel that way about it. >> for the first time i will tell you i understand and i feel the words #witch-hunt. look at what is just happening now. >> harris: i have never heard you say that before. >> they are getting way off target. they are talking about gates talking about numbers of affairs. they are not. >> that's not true. >> people care about russian meddling and the elections. we are getting way off force. >> harris: russia did meddle in the election. what democrats are thirsty for is there anything that proves they had a dog in the race. >> witch-hunt. >> harris: interesting. i have never heard you say that noel. >> i have never felt that until now because i'm seeing what's going on. i feel it's clearly diverting. >> harris: we're going to come right back i promise. bad night for progressive democrats and we will go to you first on that when when we come back. they appeared to hit a wall in the primaries. thi

a goofy video causes a benghazi attack? it's ridiculous. terrorism, everyone knew it was terrorism. >> obama had his share of bad folks working in his white house. omarosa's big question for me, the big question about omarosa's, not just what she has on tape that she's released, but what she has that she hasn't released. i think i would call for a congressional investigation into how she did this. did she use her personal phone? did she use a white house phone? was it secured, not secured? were their enemies of thisho country who had access or could gain access to those recordings? this is a very dangerous precedent to be recording insida the situation room in the white house and congress' oversight, in my opinion, this is a must do investigation. >> it's rare -- of course, i agree with david 100%. >> laura: it's an embarrassment. she's embarrassing. you're right!ht she never should have been hired. >> those are presidential records.s. she responds to a subpoena? was a presidential records. >> laura: from a politico, they reviewed the teach

travel massively as we are now requested to leave the compound we don't have salaries we can't go to benghazi to kasher salaries and we can't get them here if we leave this compound we can't even afford to buy furniture. according to the u. n. estimates more than two hundred thousand people are internally displaced in libya most of them live in misrata and the capital tripoli over the last few years those from the have been voicing their demands but they say no one is listening and so far efforts by the united nations support to mission in libya have failed to end their suffering it appears for now a political solution might be the only way to take them back whole each more the jazeera misurata. jordan's government is coming in the fire for its controversial gas project which will see a ten billion dollars pipeline run through israel jordan says the pipeline will help to meet its growing energy needs but critics say it amounts to support for israel's occupation of palestine from amman zain ahold of reports. public opposition in jordan failed to stop this project work has begun on a sixty five

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the benghazi i really like that in the past five years i've been attending the school we've never had anything like it. for the school principal it's a big bonus. the look our school is far away in an insecure border area we lack everything teachers materials instruments we can't offer things like this to our students. at the. time a second certainly seen better times tourists used to come here to experience the sahara but they don't come anymore because the region is just too dangerous hardly anyone wants to visit the spectacular desert and that leaves locals counting the cost. extremists often exploit the lack of opportunities the music project should counter that it aims to make people interested in something that's foreign to them share them in a fun way how you can master the cello. or you have students from a neighboring village show up and sing a song they've written. piece of good news yet eighty eight is more than just a concert afterwards young people set up a music club whoever wants to take charge has to make a speech. that. was a. little beatrice was a. molecular is not g

as a war hero a description he humorously undercut during this visit to the libyan city of benghazi in two thousand and eleven they also served in the united states navy for many years i was a pilot. that they yes but i'm not a very good pilot i was shot down diagnosed with cancer and recovering from head surgery john mccain received a standing ovation when he returned to the hill for a crucial senate vote and the motion is agreed to. he followed the republican line in voting to open a debate on repealing the affordable care act but in his speech was deeply critical of a senate that he described as more. and more tribal than ever before let's trust each other let's return to regular order we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle and a few days later in the early hours of the morning john mccain put principle before party. defying immense republican pressure to support a bill is repealing barack obama's health legislation he's back. and in that moment he rose above the senate mired in endle

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he basically lied to the american people about what happened in libya and benghazi.e and it's a little disheartening to watch the old boy's club get together and write a collective letter when which they did this weekend in defending brennan. there is no natural right to retain your security clearance. the president has every right to set up a procedure for repealing it his public activities more than justify. he was head of the cia during the period they claim the russians were engaged in trying to affect the election. why isn't he a little humbled by his total failure. brian: i felt as though i dropped the ball for the american people and failed as we have heard people say in the past when they have failed. he failed. now, a couple of things. i get the sense that we have not fully looked into what brennan did and didn't do leading up to the russia part of this investigation and why trump was being investigated. why was the fbi dealing with the christopher steele? what did he know about this -- the whole dossier leading up? he acted oblivious. remember trey gody's q

as a war hero a description he humorously undercut during this visit to the libyan city of benghazi in two thousand and eleven they also served in the united states navy for many years i was a pilot. but i'm not a very good pilot i was shot down diagnosed with cancer and recovering from head surgery john mccain received a standing ovation when he returned to the hill for a crucial senate vote in the motion is agreed to. he followed the republican line in voting to open a debate on repealing the affordable care act but in his speech was deeply critical of a senate that he described as more. and more tribal than ever before let's trust each other let's return to regular order we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle and a few days later in the early hours of the morning john mccain put principle before party. defying immense republican pressure to support a bill repealing barack obama's health legislation he's back. and in that moment he rose above the senate mired in endless squabble offeri

continue for tonight as well twenty nine degrees for most locations along the coast will be seeing benghazi twenty nine cairo a little further inland at about thirty seven degrees there really staying the same as we go towards wednesday but clear skies across much of the coastal regions and over here towards much of the northwest ribot and morocco's coast is going to be seeing a nice day with a temperature there of about twenty nine degrees. look like you're watching under their arms the whole rubber reminder of our top stories afghanistan's presidential palace has come under attack after president danny pushed for a new ceasefire with the taliban he was delivering a message when rockets were fired towards the building where they landed in the surrounding streets and as yet no injuries have been reported is also turkey has filed a complaint with the world trade organization over u.s. tariffs on steel an element of imports donald trump doubled levies earlier this month after turkey refused to release an american pastor accused of links to the failed coup in twenty sixteen and taiwan says it

as a war hero a description he humorously undercut during this visit to the libyan city of benghazi in two thousand and eleven they also served in the united states navy for many years it was a pilot. that they yes but a not a very good pilot i was shut down diagnosed with cancer and recovering from head surgery john mccain received a standing ovation when he returned to the hill for a crucial senate vote in the motion is agreed to. he followed the republican line in voting to open a debate on repealing the affordable care act but in his speech was deeply critical of a senate that he described as more. and more tribal than ever before let's trust each other let's return to regular order we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle and a few days later in the early hours of the morning john mccain put principle before party. defying immense republican pressure to support a bill is repealing barak obama's health legislation he's back. and in that moment he rose above the senate mired in endless

he made all the benghazi survivors sign the non-disclosure agreement.e gave it to them at a memorial service. and it's believed he leaked the dossier. when you add to that he's on television and on twitter saying the president is mentally unfit, accusing the president of being a traitor and calling on the president's cabinet to remove him from office. >> you are going down a slippery slope where you don't want to be 8 years from now where a democratic president is taking shots stat guys for political reasons. let me tell you something. if it's not the case. you have got to be careful on national security make it political. >> it's a good thing none of these guys never leaked. it's a good thing comey and other guise with security clearance never talked to reports answer -- and divulged' classified information. he's determined to undercut this president. he said i will not be silenced. who is silencing him? he's on cable news every day. jesse: they leverage clearance to get classified information to use as credibility to get speaking gigs and go on cable

as a war hero and description he humorously undercut during this visit to the libyan city of benghazi in two thousand and eleven they also served in the united states navy for many years he was a pilot. but not a very good mileage i was shut down diagnosed with cancer and recovering from head surgery john mccain received a standing ovation when he returned to the hill for a crucial senate vote and the motion is agreed to. he followed the republican line in voting to open a debate on repealing the affordable care act i didn't his speech was deeply critical of a senate that he described as more partisan and more tribal than ever before it's trust each other let's return to regular order we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle and a few days later in the early hours of the morning john mccain put principle before party. defying immense republican pressure to support a bill is repealing barack obama's health legislation he's back. and in that moment he rose above the senate mired in endless

as a war hero and description he humorously undercut during this visit to the libyan city of benghazi in two thousand and eleven they also served in the united states navy for many years he was a pilot. but not a very good pilot i was shut down diagnosed with cancer and recovering from head surgery john mccain received a standing ovation when he returned to the hill for a crucial senate vote in the motion is agreed to. he followed the republican line in voting to open a debate on repealing the affordable care act i didn't his speech was deeply critical of a senate that he described as more partisan and more tribal than ever before it's trust each other let's return to regular order we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle and a few days later in the early hours of the morning john mccain put principle before party. defying immense republican pressure to support a bill is repealing barack obama's health legislation he's back. and in that moment he rose above the senate mired in endless squ

continue for tonight as well twenty nine degrees for most locations along the coast will be seen benghazi twenty nine cairo a little further inland at about thirty seven degrees there really staying the same as we go towards wednesday but clear skies across much of the coastal regions and over here towards much of the northwest ribot and morocco's coast is going to be seeing a nice day with a temperature there of about twenty nine degrees. then there's nothing they set sail for gold. but discover their resources worth more than its way to him and be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one the slavery roots charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping out history that has tainted humanity. for all the gold in the world on i've just begun. right top stories here on al jazeera says it's responsible for a series of attacks on cliché in the russian chechnyan region of chechnya and have five of the attackers have been killed they were aged between eleven and sixteen. venezuela has cut five c.e.o.'s from its currency in a

people died in benghazi and that is a result indiana large part on inaction by hillary clinton. while i think lies and abuse is rampant, no one's died. >> i know what you're saying, alice, how many hearing there were, millions of dollars, years and there was zero conviction or there was nothing was found. so i hear what you're saying you know -- >> how many americans -- >> we got to go. we'll be right back. (man) managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for low blood sugar. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low

moderate for this time of year we're talking about into the thirty's the low thirty's that is for benghazi for cairo maybe some clouds in your forecast about thirty four here on monday that is going to start to rise and as you go down the nile for us one we are looking at about thirty nine degrees there and now here towards the west we are looking at some clouds maybe some winds from morocco we do expect to see those temperatures moderate what a temperature few of about twenty eight degrees. capturing a moment in time snapshots of all the lives of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's well. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers that everybody's going to know well we did sacrifice. all. witness on al-jazeera. and under pointed one of. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still fe

for any of you who followed the benghazi hearings, all nine of them, that might surprise you. because, you know, he certainly went after me, to no avail, i might add, but nevertheless, he did. and so he called me and wanted to talk about the state department, and i was happy to talk to him. because, you know, i think we have to get back to talking to each other, and more importantly, listening to each other, and we can't allow the partisanship and the polit politicization of everything to interfere with our national interests. i told him that i thought he should take a hard look at retaining career diplomats who could advise him. because you never know what might happen. you have no idea where the next hot spot or crisis will come from. so i have no -- i don't have any idea as to whether he will be confirmed or anything he would do if he were, but i think it's important to say, look, we've got to get back on a more balanced path in order to protect our interests and to really represent the united states effectively around the world, and that comes primarily out of the state de

for many as we go on through the next conclave day so we were getting up to thirty in tripoli in benghazi and also in algiers a high of thirty four that the car. the way that sponsored by cat tiny piece. of the three big challenges facing humankind in the twenty first century they are look real war climate change and technological disruption especially the rise of intelligence in bioengineering this will change the world more than anything else professor you've known her ari talks to al-jazeera. good to have you with us on these are our top stories and. to be inaugurated as president this hour the country's top court rejected challenge by the main opposition leader nelson chamisa. was declared the winner of last month's presidential vote u.s. senator john mccain has died of the age of eighty one after suffering from brain cancer mccain spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam and more than three decades as a republican senator he ran for president in two thousand and eight against then senator barack obama and of the national security adviser. has resigned with the gover

celsius and similar temperatures across northern parts of africa more hot sunshine coming through here benghazi thirty celsius to thirty four thirty five if a car with highs of thirty five is. well . you know. both three big challenges facing humankind in the twenty first century they are look real war climate change and technological disruption especially the rise of intelligence and by engineering this will change the world more than anything else professor you know harare talks to al-jazeera. and none of the top stories. but francis has met eight survivors of clerical and institutional abuse within the catholic church on a first day of a visit to ireland earlier he admitted to feeling shame about the church's failure to prevent abuse. tens of thousands of range of muslim refugees have held protests in bangladesh marking a year since the million mom military crackdown forced seven hundred thousand of them from their homes. and peru is tightened its border laws making it harder for the thousands of migrants fleeing the economic crisis in venezuela to enter. the testing in need as have accused

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