place that is telling is that he lives in from and that's where he represents the east of libya benghazi that the birthplace of the revolution a quote unquote care a terrorism operation that was conducted the displaced 800000 people from benghazi and 100000 people the international media were referred to as isis or isis families by the l n a spokesman at one must mahdi but in looking at media were referred to as turks and jews because they're from a different ethnic tribal sect and a rather different ethnic tribal group ing from the civic tribes of benghazi that most of them or the majority of them led the revolution or or established some of the on groups and that was intolerable to the group after holds today the bedouin groups that are now in control of the houses and i think that's what we should also be focusing on in his 2nd operation in that in that we were told that it was al qaeda that were in control because that group isis not if i have that so we can call them isis so we have to call them al-qaeda in that city at the end of 201830000 light seen a quarter of the population is

now a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi has killed at least 4 people and wounded dozens the blast targeted the funeral of a special forces commander loyal to the ward cleaver hafta the head of special forces was attending the funeral but was unharmed but what otherwise he had has moved from tripoli. symmetry is very close to the headquarters of the special forces unit which are under the control of the warlord . have to understand that this was a funeral held for a former commander of the special forces units and he would get under the former regime of moammar gadhafi but in that symmetry there were the military units including the special forces individuals including their commander the current commander the major general. we know that these explosions could be used as a pretext to push the special forces individuals to join have to this military campaign to seize the capital tripoli especially we know that the mainly special forces individuals including their current commander. they refused to join have to as a military campaign to move on tripoli we also know that medical

sam said what disappeared from her house in the eastern city of benghazi on wednesday she's an m.p. in the alternative parliament which is set up into a book which is backed by half that is currently trying to take over the capital tripoli in the west of us again what has been critical of his military operations. still to come in this half hour why health workers in the democratic republic of congo say the declaration of the bill is an international emergency well help them fight the virus and we made a refugee from ivory coast and turned his experience to a place. hello winter carries on in australia with the wettest windiest coldest weather here in the southeast corner including tasmania and then it heads off towards new zealand so the forecast for friday is a mere 14 degrees in what should be at least sunny weather in melbourne it's not much different now adelaide threw out a cd out towards sydney we approached a 20 mark believe members for not doing much better than that hobart scott the windy around the cloudy a weather you'll notice and impervious to picture becomes increasing

the only oversight they did was benghazi, benghazi, benghazi. benghazi, benghazi. benghazi. so, i appreciate that. i yield -- >> would the gentleman yield? mr. cohen: i yield to ms. escobar. i'm going to go to the border with her on august 1. i think it is great what you are doing. we need to go see it. ms. escobar: thank you mr. chairman, thank you, mr. cohen. i invite any of my colleagues to join me on any of the congressional delegation visits. please. i want to clarify something. a myth that is being perpetrated over and over and over again that needs to stop. this idea that the democratic party somehow was in denial about what was happening on the u.s.-mexico border is really offensive. here's what we were saying. we were saying that we saw the challenge facing us. i saw the challenge facing us. i saw it up close at my front door. my community. when it became a crisis is when this administration chose to implement policies that were cruel. that's why it's a humanitarian crisis. this country has incredible resources. d.h.s. has incredible resources. it's not a question o

representative gowdy, then the chairman of the benghazi committee wanted all emas related to benghazi sent or received by secretary clinton, using her personal email account. we received the documents, i call for them to be made public. our report shouldn't be different because president trump is the president. the resolution authorizes documents that are not preserved properly and violated the law. i remind members of the committee, these seats will be occupied by other people i think the -- in the future. it is possible few of us will still be on the committee and be here. what we have to do is make sure that the presidential records act is enforced and that we preserve records for not only ourselves and the public but for generations yet unborn. so i urge the committee to support the resolution. with that i yield to ranking member, mr. jordan. rep. jordan: yesterday in judiciary, democrats had bob mueller testify. they were hoping his testimony would help their crazy impeachment plans. instead it was a total bust. no new information. the democrats are no closer to the goal of impea

representative gowdy, then the chairman of the benghazi committee wanted all emails related to benghazi sent or received by secretary clinton, using her personal email account. we received the documents, i call for them to be made public. our report shouldn't be different because president trump is the president. the resolution authorizes documents that are not preserved properly and violated the law. i remind members of the committee, these seats will be occupied by other people i think t -- in the future. it is possible few of us will still be on the committee and be here. what we have to do is make sure that the presidential records act is enforced and that we preserve records for not only ourselves and the public but for generations yet unborn. so i urge the committee to support the resolution. with that i yield to ranking member, mr. jordan. >> yesterday in judiciary, democrats had bob mueller testify. they were hoping his testimony would help their crazy impeachment plans. instead it was a total bust. no new information. the democrats are no closer to the goal of i am impeaching t

built a air base in near benghazi they have been delivering arms to after since 2040 so this will continue and i think the market is basically think they can get away with it and they have got to a gotten away with it for a long time not only libya but in yemen and other parts of the world lawrence in washington so many countries so many people who buy these weapons now.

an executive order to pursue other ways to get the data and a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi has killed at least 4 people and wounded dozens the blast targeted the funeral of a special forces commander loyal to the warlord tali for have taught those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next stay with us. testing the special relationship the u.k.'s ambassador to the united states resigns in a public rallies and leaked memories as britain for fares for a new prime minister and to leave the european union how will this affect ties with its closest ally this is inside story. thanks. hello and welcome to the program dennis now what started as a leak of secret diplomatic memos to a british tabloid newspaper has led to the resignation of a tough ambassador and to questions about the u.k.'s position in the world kim darrick felt compelled to quit as britain's man in washington after a brow that swept across the atlantic the diplomats who described donald trump and his administration as ins a kill inept and dysfunctional in his reports back to london when the cont

that minnesota is selling is that he lives in from and that's where he represents the east of libya benghazi that the birthplace of the revolution a quote unquote care a terrorism operation that was conducted the displaced 800000 people from benghazi and 100000 people the international media were referred to as isis or isis families by the l n a spokesman when this mahdi but in looking at media were referred to as turks and jews because they're from a different ethnic tribal sect and a rather different ethnic tribal group ing from the civic tribes of benghazi that most of them or the majority of them led the revolution or or established some of the on groups and that was intolerable to the group after holes today the bedouin groups that are now in control of what has it and i think that's what we should also be focusing on in his 2nd operation in that in that we were told it was al qaida that were in control because that group kicked out isis not if i have to so we can call them isis so we have to call them al qaeda in that city at the end of an 18 and it doesn't like seen a quarter of the p

that minnesota is selling is that he lives in from and that's where he represents the east of libya benghazi that the birthplace of the revolution a quote unquote care a terrorism operation that was conducted the displaced 800000 people from benghazi and 100000 people the international media were referred to as isis or isis families by the l n a spokesman at one must mahdi but in looking at media were referred to as turks and jews because they're from a different ethnic tribal sect and a rather different ethnic tribal group ing from the civic tribes of benghazi that most of them or the majority of them led the revolution or or established some of the on groups and that was intolerable to the group after holds today the bedouin groups that are now in control of what has it and i think that's what we should also be focusing on in his 2nd operation in that in that we were told it was al qaida that were in control because that group kicked out isis not if i have to so we can call them isis so we have to call them al-qaeda in that city at the end of an 18 and doesn't like seen a quarter of the po

forecasters are warning that it could easily strengthen into a hurricane 2 car bombs exploded thursday in benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others the blast happened as several libyan national army officers gathered for the funeral of a high ranking general libya has 2 competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months in bosnia and herzegovina thousands have marked the anniversary of the massacre in july of 1995 bosnian serb troops murdered more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys international courts have branded the massacre a genocide it was the worst mass killing in europe since the 2nd world war. well all eyes are on german chancellor angela merkel after she was seen as standing and shaking 3 times within the last month or today merkel attended an official event but chose to sit and not stand and that is fueling more speculation about her health now it is only natural to be concerned but attempts to diagnose the chancellor's condition from the far have angered many here in germany. it's a none too subtle break from diplomatic protoc

it goes back to benghazi. they get her e-mails.e testifies that there was interference in the way they labeled the material in the e-mails. that there was material that was classified or arguably classified that they didn't want to label as classified. what that meant was, in the end, potentially classified material was put out in the public domain and on unsecure systems because to add more classified material to e-mail associated hillary clinton's e-mail server, obviously that increases her potential criminal liability and bad news for the obama state department. it was cover-up on top of cover-up. there's more than enough information here for the attorney general of the united states to not only look at hillary clinton, but frankly how the state department was run to protect her during the campaign. >> somewhere in south carolina, trey gowdy is screaming into his steering wheel saying i wonder what e-mails i didn't get. what part of the investigation i don't know. hillary clinton was in command.t again, it took you guys, judicia

when folks say we don't want to talk about impeachment, i just remind people of benghazi.i hearings where it was a nothing burger but that literally marred hillary clinton when she came up to the presidency, because every single person, whether they were fully following the benghazi hearings or not, felt there was something questionable because it was always something that hung over her head. unless we do something that is that explicit, that transparent for the american public, all of a sudden we rely on word of mouth. is this something that's actually happening? and the way people get their information is through c-span and they're not trusting regular information. so how do they have this transparency? >> paul and ellie. >> maybe pelosi could get the votes in the house but probably not the two-thirds vote in the senate that's required for removing the president from oflofl office. but some things you have to do for principal because it's the right thing to do. trump needs that historical stain on his record. in addition to the corruption and obstruction, the racism. tha

not have a great track record of delivering. >> the irony of all the people who continue to hold benghazi hearings and continue to talk about hillary clinton's emails to now saying we do not need bob mueller to testify. >> to that point senator lindsey graham on the senate side, he wants to bring in george papadopoulos because he wants to explore the origins of the investigation. george papadopoulos, who the president himself calls the coffee boy, we don't know -- okay, he says bob mueller, why would we wanti to talk to him? >> it won't reshape my dynamic. i've heard all i need to hear from mueller. i read his report, i accept the findings. i don't think it's going to change public opinion. having been involved with the clinton hearings, if the public is not with you, you'll pay a price and i don't think there's anything mueller can say that will change anybody's mind. >> i don't think we know that about public opinion. do the american people watch? do they watch the news coverage? do they get interested and go looking for those clips if they see them in social media? we don't know the an

she was disappeared from her house in the city of benghazi on wednesday.e is currently trying to take but --e capital tripoli, has been critical of his medical -- is military operations. still to come, why health workers in the republic of congo say ebola is an international emergency. and we meet a refugee from the ivory coast who turns experience into -- ♪ ♪ >> hello. winter carries on in australia with the coldest weather. it heads off towards new zealand. the forecast for friday is a mere 14 degrees and what should be sunny weather in melbourne. mark.roach the 20 even in brisbane, not doing much better. in perth, the picture becomes increasingly cloudy. what i hope is welcome rain for , the rainf australia is mostly over the water, not over the land, which is not a useful picture. as for new zealand, you have mountains in the way. rain disappears. it stops and falls. is almost of securing both the north and the south island. leaving auckland in brighter weather come saturday. the rain is still there from aa different direction. a tropical cyclone on it

a car bombing in benghazi has killed four people and wounded dozens.geted the funeral of a former military commander aligned with the former libyan leader muammar gaddafi. the head of libyan special forces was attending the funeral , but was unharmed. we have more from tripoli. very close to the headquarters of the special forces unit, which are under control of the warlord. was a funeralthis held for a former of the special forces units, and he worked under the former regime of muammar gaddafi, but in that cemetery, there were military units, including special units forces individuals, including the current commander, the major general. we know these explosions could be used as a pretext to push the special forces individual to join the military campaign to seize tripoli. especially we know many special forces individuals, including the current commander, they refused to join the military campaign to move on tripoli. we also know that medical sources say that the number of victims could rise, especially those who have been in critical condition. >> th

baseball star roger clemens, hillary clinton confidante huma abedin for a closed door interview benghazirmer counsel for president trump michael cohen. robert mueller is the marquee witness. that means a lot of cat and mouse from the press corps trying to capture the best shot as mueller comes to capitol hill. for the judiciary committee, u.s. capital police often bring in star witnesses through underground garage raburn office building. they block of the corridor and lock an h elevator before escorting witnesses to the hearing room. some witnesses try to duck the press and the chase is on. >> do you have anything to say. >> i do not. >> former cia director david petraeus alluded every photographer in washington as he arrived for a closed door predawn hearing on benghazi. testimony t. was as cloak and dagger as they cop. the nation's top spy wasn't going to waltz in through the front door. officials brought you him in through the subterranean tunnel a block away from the capitol. they then petraeus tunnels and sight unseen. some things are counter intuitive. some of the biggest hearings

built a in air base and near benghazi they have been delivering arms to after since 2040 so this will continue and i think they might have basically think they can get away with it and they have got to a gotten away with it for a long time not only libya but in yemen and other parts of the world lawrence in washington so many countries so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the time scale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifted or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress oh well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of the m

disappeared from her house in the eastern city of benghazi on wednesday she's an m.p. in the alternative parliament set up into a book which is backed by have to but has criticized his military operations at least 33 people have been killed in a suspected arson attack at an animation studio in japan is that more than 70 people were in the building when the fire broke out in the city of kyoto national broadcaster says a man was arrested after reportedly pouring fuel inside the studio and setting its allies and most of the latest headlines on al-jazeera the stream is next of i. i am funny ok i really could be you're in the stream so they would take a look at sierra leone stuck liberation of a state of emergency over sexual violence how did it go well also pay tribute to a remarkable somali journalist. but 1st we return to our castors joins us on the string several times over the last 2 years uganda's musician chun politician bobby why have a look at this case of him talking to al-jazeera is capturing saudi back in may. you are lucky that we are living in a generation whe

so through kbrgritted teeth, th obama administration had patience with the whole benghazi thing.on will have to, you know, at the end of things have patience with this congress. but that's not in donald trump's dna. >> do you think if trump were nixon he would have burnt the tapes? >> yes. >> do you think so? we agree on that? unified on that theory. thanks you, gene robinson and michael steele. >>> up next, president trump finds a hardcore loyalist to overtake his director of national intelligence. ratcliffe may be facing an uphill battle in the u.s. senate. next on "hardball." senate next on "hardball. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for l

going to suffer under symons al-jazeera but to me in georgia now a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi has killed at least 4 people and wounded dozens the blast targeted the funeral of a special forces commander in the war on a cliff i have to the head of special forces attended the funeral that wasn't had our correspondent my head has more from tripoli. symmetry is very close to the headquarters of the special forces unit which are under the control of the warlord. have to understand that this was a funeral held for a former commander of the special forces units and he would get under the former regime of moammar gadhafi but in that symmetry there were the military units including the special forces individuals including their commander the current commander the major general. we know that these explosions could be used as a pretext to push the special forces individuals to join have to this military campaign to seize the capital tripoli especially we know that there are many special forces individuals including their current commander. they refused to join have to this military campa

of the alternative parliament set up in benghazi it's backed by a wall of hurry for huffed of who is now trying to take over the capital in the west is the stream now. it's 50 years since the world war 2 as u.s. astronauts last saw for the mission many to pursue or whatever then as they made those 1st uncertain steps forum. or. join us as we look at the ingenuity and those who made the journey on the 11. 50 years on and she's here and you special. welcome to the stream it is comforting to think that the stuff that we saw away will be safely recycled so why is southeast asia being deluged with waste prostate paper and electronics imported from rich countries i really could be allowed to say well look at the impact an avalanche of imported rubbish is having on people's health and the environment across that region you can join the conversation through twitter and you tube. the journey of plastic towns doesn't always and the local landfill or recycling plant a growing proportion of contaminated material instead gets loaded on to boats and ships thousands of miles to south east asian cou

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built a air base and near benghazi they have been delivering arms to after since 2040 so this would continue and i think they might have basically think they can get away with it and they have got to a gotten away with it for a long time not only libya but them yemen and other parts of the world lawrence in washington so many countries so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the timescale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifty or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress oh well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of the matter is

politician and injuring her husband see homes ago or disappeared from her house in the eastern city of benghazi on wednesday she's an m.p. in the alternative parliament set up into brooke which is backed by have to up the east currently trying to take over the capital tripoli in the west disagree or has been critical of his military operations of the one head has more from tripoli. is among the dozens of lawmakers busy in the east of libya who are against the war launch should buy the warlord to flee for has stood on the capital tripoli in fact so again or herself she heads a new trend is called the libyan moderate movement which is calling on the all the evil factions to stop the bloodshed to stop the fighting and return to their negotiating to table recently so have has been could on one of the local televisions in the east of libya calling on have to the troops to stop the fighting to stop the bloodshed and return home to move back to the east we understand that have to the supporters have been criticizing for opposing the war led by have to see is the capital tripoli parliament members. are

sam said what disappeared from her house in the eastern city of benghazi on wednesday she's an m.p. in the alternative parliament which is set up into a book which is backed by half that he's currently trying to take over the capital tripoli in the west of us again what has been critical of his military operations still to come in this half hour why health workers in a democratic republic of congo say that their khorasan of ebola is an international emergency will help them fight the virus and we need a refugee from ivory coast to turn this experience to a place.

built a an air base and near benghazi they have been delivering arms to after since 2040 so this would continue and i think they might have basically think they can get away with it and they have got to a gotten away with it for a long time not only libya but then yemen and other parts of the world lawrence in washington so many countries so many people who buy these weapons now seemed to just more recently than than the time scale that sila is referring to they seem perfectly comfortable with breaching the guidelines with breaching the restrictions so has any has anything shifty or changed within that calculation that those people are making well known fact it's got worse because president trump has bragged about the arms sales that he sells to countries in the region he's made this a centerpiece of his foreign policy and every time the congress said well wait a 2nd those weapons are ending up in the wrong hands he'll say no no no i'm just creating a lot of jobs here in the united states it's what we president eisenhower called the military industrial congressional complex the fact of

brought down drastically at least 4 people have been killed in a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi that happened during the funeral of a former military commander dozens of people were injured. france has passed a controversial tax bill against large tech firms which the u.s. says unfairly targets american companies the tax is the 1st from a major economy to be imposed on companies like google apple facebook and amazon it affects any digital company with revenue for at least $844000000.00 of which at least $28000000.00 is earned in france u.s. president donald trump has ordered an investigation into.

vehicles have exploded near a group of libyan national army leaders in their eastern stronghold of benghazi telling 4 people and wounding 33 others the explosions at the funeral for a high ranking general cast out on the n l a's 3 month old events of on tripoli the u.n. backed government. the u.s. is planning naval escorts for shipping in the gulf the move comes after all armed arraigning boats threatened a british tanker in the strait of hormuz betting on splitting together a coalition to protect vessels britain and france both patrol waters in the region . the american coastal city of new orleans has been inundated with rain and floods as a tropical storm churns its way through the gulf of mexico that storm is expected to make landfall within 48 hours forecasters warn it could strengthen into a hurricane. it's the northern greece now where people are clearing up after a powerful storm ripped through be tronson one of the country's top tourism regions a storm only lasted about 20 minutes but at least 7 people were killed this fall days of intense heat and temperatures soaring at about $37.

vehicles have exploded near a group of libyan national army leaders in the eastern stronghold of benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others the explosions the funeral for a high ranking military general cast doubt on the allen a strain month old offensive on tripoli by the u.s. backed government is based. raging bushfires on the hawaiian island of maui have led to thousands of residents being ordered to leave to safety firefighters are battling to keep the fire away from residential areas 3000 acres of the island have been affected. this is d.w. news live from berlin still to come in unveils the latest a treasure on its world famous museum island extension took 20 years city zinah to build on the water long island and posed some complicated and expensive challengers . first those downs ruling military council claims to have foiled an attempted coup by members of the army and intelligence services it said to have taken place late on thursday during the final negotiations of the power sharing deal agreed between the council and civilian pro-democracy activists senior general jamal oma

former high ranking military official has killed 2 people the suicide to turn up and in the city of benghazi local sources say another high ranking official was attending but survived the blast a further 17 people were injured in the a turk. police of fired tear gas to break up a demonstration by a shia group in the jury's capital hundreds of members of the islamic movement of nigeria gathered outside parliament in the future demanding the release of their leader at least 2 people were killed on tuesday and 40 others arrested in violence between police and protesters. from 22 countries have condemned china's treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in an unprecedented move they issued a letter calling for the detention of week of muslims to stop cutting low person i am reports. this 1st started building is called a vocational center in china critics say it's more like a prison one of many detention camps run by the government. the target they say are ethnic and religious minorities mostly wigger muslims in the northwest region of chink young activists say at least 1000000 people are deta

laden vehicles exploded near a group of libyan national army leaders in the eastern stronghold of benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others the explosions at the funeral for a high ranking military general cast doubt on the enemy's 3 month old offensive in tripoli of a un backed government is based. police in afghanistan say child suicide bomber blew himself up at a wedding killing at least 5 people and injuring 11 others the dead include a commander of the pro-government militia no one has claimed responsibility the taliban denies it was involved. in a raging bushfires army hawaiian island of maui have led to thousands of residents being ordered to leave to safety firefighters are battling to keep the fire away from residential areas 3000 acres of violent have been affected. now to a remarkable story of survival in the run up to world war 2 during germany's nazi era many jewish parents put their children on trains to britain in what became known as the kinda transport that's german for children's transport 10000 jewish children made the journey to britain most of them never saw the

killed members of the libyan national army as its leaders gathered in their eastern stronghold of benghazi 4 people are dead 33 others are wounded. the explosions there came at the funeral for a high ranking military general. the group is conducting a 3 month old offensive on tripoli which is the u.n. backed government's capital. nigerian police have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrations by shia muslims in the capital of buddha and the city of a do nothing. the protesters are demanding the release of the shia leader sheikh to bring him such zazi who's been in prison since 2015. u.s. president donald trump has canceled plans to add a question on citizenship to the 2020 u.s. census he said he would instead direct federal agencies to compile that information on non-citizens using existing databases to change of course also fight over including the question which the supreme court blocked in june. hopes of an imminent cut in the u.s. interest rates have propelled share prices in new york to record highs the dow jones industrial average closing above $27000.00 for the 1st ti

hours or forecasters warn it could strengthen into a hurricane 2 car bombs exploded thursday in benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others it happened as several libyan national army officers gathered for the funeral of a high ranking general libya has 2 competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months germany's domestic intelligence agency says it is stepping up observation of the far right i did to terry and movement the agency says that the group believed to have about $600.00 members here in germany is now officially classified as quote an extreme right movement authorities consider the movement to be hostile to immigrants and refugees . there's been a huge blaze at a gas fired power station just outside of moscow at least one person is dead 13 others injured firefighters have now put out the blaze if flames reached up to 50 meters russian media say that the calls may have been an explosion. you're watching the w. news wives from berlin still to come they are on your skin and in your bed and they also have their own museum ton

vehicles have exploded near a group of libyan national army leaders in the eastern stronghold of benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others the explosive the funeral for a high ranking military general casts doubt on the alan a's 3 month old offensive on tripoli i think you have backed government is based. on raging bushfires on the hawaiian island of maui maori have led to thousands of residents being ordered to leave to safety firefighters are battling to keep the fire away from members initial areas 3000 acres of the army being affected. that's 11 home some of the refugee camps for the 2000000 syrian refugees in the country have been declared illegal forcing some of them to demolish their own homes has taken in more syrian refugees and any other country balances to its population now many of them are on the move again. it's back breaking work in scorching heat. and his neighbors demolished the roofs under which they've lived for 6 years the refugees from syria have to tear down their huts using only their hands and a few simple tools. the trash and i'm very angry with i've lived

vehicles have exploded near a group of libyan national army leaders and their eastern stronghold of benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 explosions at a funeral for a high ranking general cast doubt on that group's 3 month old offensive on tripoli which is the u.n. backed government's capital. u.s. president donald trump has dropped plans to add a question on citizenship to the 2020 u.s. census he said he would instead direct federal agencies to compile information along so this ins using existing database change of course follows a political battle over and clued in the question on the census. on the hawaiian island of maui raging brush fires have led to thousands of residents being ordered to evacuate firefighters are battling to keep those fires away from residential areas the blazes so 4 scorched 3000 acres on the. well for many visitors to berlin their trip simply isn't complete without a stop at museum island on the river spray in the very heart of the german capital museum island is home to 5 prestigious world class institutions the program on the altars museum the noise museum t

meters russian media say the calls may have been an explosion. 2 car bombs exploded thursday in benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others it happened several libyan national army officers gathered for the funeral of a high ranking general libya has 2 competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months. well tonight germany's domestic intelligence agency says that it is stepping up its surveillance of the far right i did to terri a movement which it accuses of targeting immigrants and refugees especially muslims the group is believed to have around 600 members here in germany after 2 years of investigation intelligence officials say the identity of movement is now officially classified as quote an extreme right movement. are let's bring in the political correspondent simon young's i mean you have covered far right extremist movements here in this country for years let's talk about the german i did to tear ians who are they what do they stand for you know the i did it terry and they see themselves as a sort of path youth movement and

laden vehicles have exploded in a group of libyan national army leaders in the eastern stronghold of benghazikilling 4 people and wounding 33 others explosions at the funeral for a high ranking military general cast doubt on the ellen ace 3 month old offensive on tripoli by the us. backed government is based. police in nigeria have fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrations by shiite muslims in the capital of buddha in the city of kaduna the protesters were demanding the release of shiite danish abraham zack zacky who was have been in jail since 2015. and the united states president trump has dropped plans to add a question on citizenship to his country's 2020 census mr trump said he would instead direct federal agencies to compile information on non-citizens using existing database is a change of course follows the political battle of the questions inclusion on the census. bridging bushfires on the hawaiian island of maui have led to thousands of residents being ordered to leave to safety firefighters are battling to keep the fire away from residential areas 3000 acres of the

at least 4 people have been killed in a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi it happened during the funeral of a former military commander dozens of people were injured. the french parliament has approved a new tax for a large tech firms which the u.s. says unfairly targets american companies the tax is the 1st from a major economy to be imposed on companies like google apple facebook and amazon the u.n. human rights council has agreed to begin a preliminary investigation into what it calls a staggering number of murders in the philippine government's war on drugs shimon rights watch estimates at least 12000 for the peano's have been killed since the territories campaign began in 2016 those are the headlines on al-jazeera the sure revisited is coming up next. you confident that this you can see it in there so why don't we meet. with some of the microchip or. blind people thanks to this. suit backlight. liberia has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. it is estimated that 3 women die every day from complications during childbirth. many of these days are preve

been kidnapped and her husband killed see her as a member of the alternative parliament set off in benghazi it's backed by world khalifa haftar who she criticized in a t.v. interview mahmoud of the wahid has more from tripoli. so how is among the dozens of lawmakers in the east of libya who are against the war launch should buy the warlord to flee for has stood on the capital tripoli in fact so you get one herself she heads a new trend it is called the libyan moderate movement which is calling on the all the factions to stop the bloodshed to stop the fighting and return to their negotiating to table recently. has been could on one of the local televisions in the east of libya calling on have to his troops to stop the fighting to stop the bloodshed and return home to move back to the east we understand that have to the supporters have been almost criticizing for opposing the war led by have to see is the capital tripoli parliament members with are holding the warlord khalifa haftar for their disappearance which the is now under according to eyewitnesses and family members an armored group be

beyond and then a gathering of all the key political figures inside libya widely but within hours in benghazi a spokesperson for general have to angrily rejected the idea of a need ceasefire saying the general would instead seek victory in tripoli one thing that might change his mind is unity on the security council but they have not yet been able to reach agreement on a joint statement varies a broad support for the say the these proposals some countries need need to consult their capitals hopefully there will be good news in the following days a joint endorsement by all 15 council members is just one of the things needed to give mr salamis plan any chance of success for now outages here understands the country with the most reservations is a powerful one the u.s. jamesburg al-jazeera at the united nations but the syrian government has strikes have killed at least 14 civilians in hama and it led provinces activists say the government's weeklong aerial attacks have been the bloodiest in 3 months then i heard a report from and tuck it in turkey near the syrian border. the intensive care unit i