for meth. >> carrie and i got really close writing each other. go to rec with each other. sit down and talk to each other all the time. carrie and i would look at each other and be content. >> we are just friends kind of right now. she likes me more than that. i do have a husband that is in prison. and we're not going to be together anymore. he almost killed me. so, i am anti-men right now. >> for kimbrough, the friendship with dailey has benefits. >> her mom puts money on my books every week. her mom sends me books. and it's something for me to do. >> dailey, who came to jail because of an inappropriate relationship with a minor, sees 28-year-old kimbrough as a step in the right direction. >> it's weird because our age difference is kind of a gap. she is about seven years older than me. so that's different from anything -- anyone i've dated before obviously and -- but we have gotten really close. i know pretty much anything about her, like, if you asked me i would know it. >> but there are some things dailey doesn't know. >> i don't think that i

iran carried out it confirmed attacks onnis ill on iraqi soil.ffensive was paishlth requested by the iraqi government. >>> the u.s. government has released six guantanamo bay tee tainees. the four sirrians, one tuneesian and one palestinia had suspected ties to al-qaeda but were never charged. according to the human rights organization reprieve, which represents 15 prisoners, the u.s. has acknowledged holding 779 people at the cuban prison camp to date. 6 years after president obama pledged to close guantanamo, there are 136 inmates, 67 of whom are cleared from release. the u.s. authorities say they can't send them home because it's too risky or their home countries are unwilling to take them back. since 2003, 52 countries have openly accepted guantanamo detainees while 10 were transferred to unnamed countries. let's good more from andy gallacher in miami for us. is this significant? >> reporter: it is significant. it's the largest release of detainees from gauvent guantana guantanamo in the est with earn hemisphere. many of the men in this case

open carry laws getting more pervasive. laws allow gun owners to carry publicly their guns. they vary from state to state. we took a deep dive on this in detroit. they met with a group that is advocating for more expansive rights to openly carry. take a look. >> in michigan, if you are legally qualified to purchase a firearm, you can carry it outside in the open. the purpose is not hunting and not target practice and not even necessarily being able to carry one in the straight, but to have the ability to overthrow the government if it were to get corrupt in nazi germany or soviet russia. >> right now i'm on the way to meet the group. we are going to go on a walk today. we are going to educate people as to their rights and how to protect themselves. myself and two of the other members formed hell saints in july of 2014. essentially what we do is walk around with our weapons exposed insighting conversations from curious and supportive people. >> do people refer to what we are doing as open carry. >> everything is showing. >> i have my firearm. it's not obstructed. >> letting y

our house is similar to carrie and andrew's house. we love our home and my 2-year-old twin boys spend a lot of time in your back family room and sunny deck. here is a picture of carrie and andrew's deck and see how the imposing wall and how it cast as i shadow on their deck? you can easily imagine if this wall moved closer, it would really change the character and livability of that space, since it would cast a dark shadow, where they depend a lot of their time, here in the family room and as well on the deck. since we have young kids who spend a lot of time enjoying the sunlight in our own back family room and deck, we really know that sunlight makes it a happy place for our own children and we would be really sad if carie and andrew's space were taken away because of the construction of a dark massive wall. so we talked about how we generally support improvement property. we talked about the impact of this project as written that in what impact it would have on carrie, andrew and adjoining neighbors. the neighbor's alternative is a

syrian state television is reporting israel has carried out two airstrikes. near damascus international airport in the east of the capitol, the other in al demas, a town west of the capitol. sunni leaders in iraq are accusing the army of pushing out sunni populations on the pretext of fighting isil. a spokesman for the association of muslim scholars told al jazeera, he believes the current tides of sectarianism are partly the fought of u.s. policy. six prisoners have involved in guantanamo. they have been held in the detention center in cuba for more than a decade of in other news, israliated during attacks on the gaza strip. thing include one of an airstrike. most of the victims were children. human rights groups have accused israel of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure in july and talk. more than 2000 palestinians were killed and at least 66 israelis, most of them soldiers, also died. mckyle lee is from the is raleigh human rights group. she said the investigative process is flawed. >> in the previous round of h t hostilities during or after ope

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but it's his unusual comments on sony that will be carried on. sony said it was not a mistake. >> but he does talk to dolphins. >> still to come here at al jazeera, fishing for trouble, the fight between india and sri lanka. plus rereport from afghanistan's capitol where civilians are suffering the worst in the war against the taliban. >> hello again, you're with al jazeera. let's take a look at the top stories. pakistan's top stories intensify against the taliban. 26 fighters have been killed in strikes in the valley, and in the outskirts of peshawar. it follows attacks on a school in peshawar in which 148 people were killed. peshmerga have taken over a corridor that allows them to get closer to sinjar mountains. they havthey are trying to push isil out of the area. >>> the fbi has investigated an attack on sony pictures a that has led to postponing of a film. >> countries in the sub sahara call on the u.n. to help get rid of armed groups in libya. they want an international force to disarm rebel groups and help with national reconciliation in l

the flight was carrying 162 people on the way from the indonesian city. two greek firefighting ships have been sent to help a ferry on fire in the adriatic sea. it's carrying over 470 passengers and grew from greece to italy >>> a ceremony is being held in the afghan capital kabul. 2014 is the deadliest of the war. soldiers and police have been kill. >> the iraqi army has been taking towns. security officials say it cleared some areas, says the army but they have a large presence in the province. >> the militia fighters are celebrating. they are celebrating the vens against fightser. dozens were reportedly killed. they say they are in control of both towns. >> this is a town that was invested with fightsers. they are ready to fight back. this is in front of us. we are the brigade. >> battles are continuing they are important. less than. these towns were controlled by i.s.i.l. they are pushed i.s.i.l. out. security forces consider it a gain in the battle to take part in the other parts of the province. >> they carried out more than a dozen air strikes. ira

please welcome brad paisley and carrie underwood!ause ] >> hi, guys! [ cheers and applause ] >> hey. >> seth: thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: you look beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> seth: i've already seen you, i've already seen you. [ laughter ] >> it's a given. you always look beautiful. >> seth: this is your seventh time hosting this awards show together. which is incredible in its own right. but this is the first time that you are doing it pregnant. congratulations. >> thank you, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and i was there last year and costume changes seemed to be a huge of it last year. >> yes. >> seth: you were in like ten different costumes. is that -- will it be less of that? are you still going to go for it? >> i don't know, i mean i definitely have outfit like, a.d.d., i think. i can't stay in the same one. we'll see. we're figuring that out within the next couple of days, so -- >> seth: could you carry that burden if she can't? >> oh, yeah, i'll just change every five minutes. [ light la

but there is an exercise carried out by the courts. where they are going to look at the people convicted by the terrorist courts, and how many of them were involved in terror-related crimes. how many were acquitted and convicted. so that is something that they are looking at. it's a small number, plus the fact that unknown terrorists are inside the prison who are also on death row have not been executed and there are a number of known terrorists walking outside in pakistan with impunity. i don't know what the policy is. there's double messaging. it has to end. we have to be balanced and have the outcomes with how we are going to go about it. you cannot subvert a democratic process through the ploor when it's not going to give the results i require. >> we'll leave it there for now. thanks for joining us on the newshour >>> the ukranian government and pro-russian separatists exchanged 368 prisoners near the rebel-held city of donetsk. the ukranian president petro porashenko greeted the former captives as they touched down. it's the bigge

have been carrying out more land strikes. they have happened near hawija and sinjar. >> ukranian president petro porashenko greeted hundred of freed prisoners as they arrived in kiev. the pro-separatists and ukraines exchanged prisoners. >>> the alleged planner of the school attack in peshawar has been killed. security forces killed him during a raid in north waziristan on thursday night. he was involved in attacks on polio. workers in peshawar. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for a senior cleric. he's allegedly trying to justify an attack on the school in peshawar. after protests he issued an apology but will focus on more serious offenses. meanwhile civil society groups have concerns over the peshawar - following a decision to ban executions. activists say some of those convicted are innocent of the crime. >> reporter: they are begging for mercy at the court date. they've been on death row for years. now they could be happened at any moment. >> we knock on every door to save my brother's lives. there's no hope that my

he said it carried over to the state elections. one of the things is this has the potential to be a polarizing situation. if the b.j.p. stay in opposition, it would basically survive the hindu and muslim majority region. if the b.j.p. was to join a party to join the government. many voters may get alienated feeling that they have a hindu nationalist agenda. >> whatever happens, the main thing is the b.j.p. established themselves as a major player in the region. >> more to come on al jazeera. greek politicians failed to elect a president in the second round of voting. we report on the rise in the far right, with one anti-immigration group winning. >>> the top stories on al jazeera - in syria government jets carried out a series of strikes with children bearing the brunt. schools in damascus and idlib were hit. as many as 10 children were killed. another air strike in idlib province left four dead. >>> ukraine's parliament voted to abandon the money alliance status. it could indicate a decision towards n.a.t.o. membership. >> b.j.p.

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the taliban says it carried out the adabbing in response to the army's operation. a spokesman for the group has released this statement. they burn t our homes and we were force to put our homes on fire. we have advised our comrades that if there is a underage child, even if he is a pakistani army chief, he should be given a way out, there is a primary section, and there's another section we hit, we know there are no underage children there. the north offensive against the taliban started six months ago. the military says it has killed more than 1800 fighters and destroyed camps and weapon stores. this operation will banish until we banish this from our country. >> eight hours after it started the siege was over. all nine taliban gunman were killed. but the group has proves it's point, if anyone thought the taliban was on the back foot, here is the reminder of what it can do. the real challenge is preventing it from doing it again. nicole johnston, al jazeera. the u.n. secretary general has joined other world leaders in condemning the attack. no cause can justify su

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to sanction israel for allegedly carrying out air strikes near damascus.illion philippines forced from homes awaiting for the storm to pass, it's now heading to manila. and some u.s. protests against police killings turn violent, arrests made in oakland, california. ♪ we begin with an al jazeera exclusive, for the first time kenya counter terrorism police admitted they do kill suspects with no trial and no due process and they target so called muslim radicals. one police hit man admitted he killed 50 suspects, one of the officers says western countries including britain know about the death squads and simon reports. >> reporter: this is the body of a man, one of 21 suspected radical muslims allegedly gunned down by kenya's police since 2012. and he predicted his death when i met him last year. >> i'm the one who is being terrorized. my life is the one which is in danger. >> reporter: al jazeera's investigative unit has spoken to the police hit man involved in the killings and we verified they were members of kenya counter terrorism unit and agreed to conce

sanctions against israel for carrying out air strikes near damascus >>> the u.s. sends six detainees from guantanamo bay to uruguay. and typhoon hagupit weakens to a storm but causes problems for the philippines still as the winds and rains blow towards manila. >>> starting with an al jazeera exclusive - kenya's police squads admitted for the first time to carrying out extrajudicial killings, speaking to the investigative unit of al jazeera, the officers discussed the involvement in the kenyan assassination programme, targetting suspected muslim radicals. >> reporter: this is the body of maclebury, one of 21 suspected radical muslims allegedly shot down by police since 2012. he predicted death when i met him last year. >> i'm the one terrorized. my life is the one in danger >>> al jazeera's investigative unit spoke to the police hit men involved in the extrajudicial killings. we verified that they were members of the counterterrorism units, and we agreed to conceal the identities. >>: >> reporter: britain and america provided millions of dollars of counterterroris

kenya's police squad have admitted for the first time to carrying out extra killings. targeting suspected radicals. >> this is the body of one of 21 suspected radical muslims allegedly gunned down by kenya's police since 2012. he predicted his death when i met him last year. >> i am the one who is being terrorized. my life is the one that is in danger. >> al jazeera has spoke investigative reporter has spoken with the spokesmam. >> since i have employed i've killed over 50 suspects. >> britain and america have credibilitied millions of dollars to kenya's police. and officers claim they know about the killings because they provide some of the intelligence in police reports like these obtained by al jazeera. >> do you think that the british know that you guys are elimina eliminating terrorist targets. >> they do. once they have the information, you. >> reporter: the head of the international bar said that western governments are complicit in the killings, and could face charges. >> if there are individuals found not just training, but who have been found to be director,

the second one was carried out in the west.ni leaders are accusing the army of pushing out sunnis on the pretext of fighting for isil. >> muslim skwlashz told access they believe they are partly the fault of u.s. policy. >>> six guantanamo gay flischol are resettled on humanitarian grounds. they have been held in cuba for more than a decade. >>> nancy hol ander is a criminal defense laura. she represents two prisoners who are still detained in guantguantanamo, joins me now via skype from practiced drilled. thank you for speaking to us. are you encouraged at all by this latest release? >> i am encouraged. i am always thankful when any of these prisoners manage to get out of guantanamo. i am asking the spanish government to take some more of the prisoners, and i hope this will encourage other countries to provide homes for these people who have been away from home and imprisoned too long. >> what did the spanish government say to you? how is that going? >> i have met with two different members from parliament. the spanish governm

comes true with the return of her lost dog, next. 4: >>> this is the way that it looked as police carried the body of bradley stone out of the woods half a mile from his pennsburg home. the search for the killer came to an end when the lawmen found the body. he decided to end his odyssey by his own hand. it tuesday night. the story is the end of the brutal ordeal that saw a total of seven people die. and now leaving stone's daughters without parents. kenneth moton is live at a vigil for the victims. first, they are outside of bradley's house in pennsburg. >>reporter:with the 32 hour manhunt over, the home has been boarded up by authorities. within the hour an unidentified man removed the u.s. marine flag getting soaked from all the rain. with it questions, with no answers an why stone carried out his horrific murder spree. >> late today the body of bradley stone was removed from a wooded area half a mile from his home. it's not known when. he killed himself weighing into a sword. the neighbors are breathing a sigh of relief. >> they are not happy how it ended. everything is getting back t

do not carry on. press here continues. >>> welcome back to press here, my mother told if he you could not say anything nice, don't say anything at all, which is why i'm hoping she is not watching this morning because we're going to say not nice thing about airlines and some of their passengers. specifically passengers who carry on way too much stuff. the kind of people who should be shamed, and they are on social networking under th the #carryonshame. collection of photographs taken by people all over the world of other people who are frankly jerks. it is the brain child of spud hilton, travel editor for the san francisco chronicle who writes bad latitude. there's the lull award, and spud won it seven separate, eight, ten, separate times. holy cow. you need to up your online biography. >> i apologize, i should did shamed for that actually. >> you know, i understand that i, passengers are trying to get around the bag fee. i understand nobody wants to stay at baggage claim. god, i wish we could all get

the casket was carried out with police giving him the final salute. both officers have posthumously been promoted to detective. u.s. vice president joe biden paid tribute to the men. they were part of the new york's finest. that's not an idol phrase it's probably the finest police department in the world. the finest police department in the world. [ clapping ] . >> they earnt that praise. >> new york police officers turned their backs when mayor bill de blasio gave the eulogy highlighting their anger towards the mayor, highlighting the protest. officers turned their backs on bill de blasio when he visited the hospital. they were declared dead. >> time is running out of the millennium development goals. including health. by 2015 it is reduced by 75%. south africa has been slow to reach this goal but a new mobile phone app could change that. we have this story. >> reporter: waiting in line at the clinic when you are eight months pregnant is something many women dread. information that is potentially life saving. using her mobile phone see sends an s.m.s

-led coalition has been carrying out airstrikes against isil in the north. sinjar is in the middle of fighting. >>> peshmerga commander has told al jazeera they will do everything they can to defend their regional capitol, but they may need more help. we have reports in northern iraq. >> peshmerga fighters take up their positions. it's under the cover of darkness that isil attacks, and they can't forward to lower their guard. erbil is just 60 kilometers away. >> we have to continue the defending, and we will defend because erbil is our city. and we must be safe. >> but protecting erbil is a dangerous task. two days ago isil fighters carried out the most daring attack on this peshmerga base. carrying out a combination of suicide-bombers and vehicles laden with explosives, isil had taken over for a few hours until peshmerga recaptured it. this is the ifers time that the isil has used a tank for suicide-bombing, and it's deep in kurdish territory that has them worried. >> this is a first time to have the tanks covered in tnt and suicide people, they're coming t

they cut through the debris and carried them out. and in san jose, it will be a while before this safeway store on capital expressway opens. the roof collapsed right into the produce section. customers and employees heard the roof creeing before it gave way. >> i would hope that they would check the conditions of the building before anybody went in there. maybe monthly. i know we do it at our facility. >> there were about 20 people inside when the roof collapsed. they all managed to get out of the way. >>> tonight, we know why highway 1 is closed to muir woods. it didn't look like much on top, parts of it flooded and were covered with water. it was going on underneath that was the problem. caltrans took this picture, you can see much of the hillside eroded. crews have to build a retaining wall which could take months. >>> in petaluma, the brewery is back open tonight after it got flooded but beer drinkers don't worry. all that equipment covered in water is meant to get wet so the ipaa won't be watered down. some workers took advantag

in fact sometimes like carrie, they're rewarded. so what he8f kind of success story at vik torn period. that victorian ladder of virtue. the changing of fortunes was not the result of strong character or even of planning and preparedness. think back to the stories, right? but fortune was the result of accident. random occurrences, and here he shows us i think what henry adams feared so much. an economy of energy right, of dynamos but not a virtue. you start to see how he's picking up on the early and finally in this takes it today. he showed us a model of the self. a model of self which is much less anchored than the one in booker t. washington or even in allgor's stories. a self that was passive that seemed acted upon by all kinds of forces. right, those darwinian energies. she was a way of amid forces or in the words, a lone figure in a tossing, thoughtless sea. and importantly in chicago, she occupied a world of surfaces. right? she's always concerned with our outward appearance. and also with windows with windows, being able to

they can determine what type of keyboard was used to try to carry out -- to right the malware to carry out these attacks and look at fonts and misspellings that are found in the malware, that can give te tell-tale signs of who is leading this. they are not 100% sure but all fingers point to north korea, wolf. >> how seriously are they taking this threat of another, quote, 9/11? >> well, you know, that's -- it's a little bit of a mixed bag on that. because i think they say that there's not any indication that there's actually any threats against u.s. movie theaters showing this film. in some ways this may just encourage people outside who may decide to call in bomb threats and therefore that's the day to get people to clear out of movie theaters. that's easily done, wolf. we have a statement from the department of homeland security on just -- this very question. they say, we are still analyzing the credibility of these statements but at this time there's no credible intelligence to indicate an active plot against movie theaters within the united states. but this is something, even thoug

many of our conscience will not carry out many looking for without praise. those in our workforce are among some best and brightest that our nation has to offer. over the last several days, we have been touched by the outpouring of support, confidence, and pride that her have agues in government expressed -- both publicly and privately. these expressions of kindness and support have been inspiring. his he president said in as americans we owe a profound debt of gratitude to our fellow citizens to keep us safe -- the -- solemn rows of the cia have sacrificed themselves to serve us. the stars are testament to our history, our spirit, and a consistent reminder of the men and women who make sacrifices to help keep our fellow citizens strong. now, i would be happy to you ess questions that might have. >> from the wall street journal -- a two-part question. the first is, did you support the public release of the senate report? the second, could you clarify your stance on eits a little bit? recall the stands on the use, it was to obtain information that cannot be w

within their stores to carry a real gun.'s a sort of distinction. doesn't matter if it's real or not. >> is the store liable because it wasn't in a package? it was on a shelf, he was able to pick it up? >> certainly it's against to be sitting around. it was supposed to be, my understanding, it was supposed to be kept away, locked away. when you purchase it, you're supposed to be escorted out of the store with it or at least to the gun. so yes, walmart has a place in this. but i think we need to really look at the officer's actions. i think we need to look at the officer's training. i do not understand how, based on a 9-1-1 call on a dispatch, that you discharge your weapon and shoot to kill in an open carry state in under one second. to me, it is a clear, clear violation of policy. >> harry, the open carry policy in the state, should that make a difference? >> yes but they got a call. listen to the 9/11 tapes here and the information given to the officer at the time. they went thinking somebody was pointing a weapon at someb

international law makes it illegal to grant immunity to anyone who carries out torture. >> this is really painful. the report indicates that some of our countrymen who were tortured were totally innocent. >> the outrage follows revelation of the true breadth and depth of harsh methods used by the c.i.a. to interrogate terror suspects after 9/11, and the efforts made to keep them secret. >> there are c.i.a. records stating that colin powell was not told about the program at first. because there were concerns that, and i quote, powell would blow his stack. >> they are right now people serving in high-level positions at the agency who approved, directed or committed acts in the interrogation program. it's bad enough not to prosecute these officials, but to with regard or promote them and risk the integrate of the u.s. government to protecting this incomprehensible. >> beyond crossing the lines of what is seen as legal methods of interrogation the report also documents how the c.i.a. repeatedly misled multiple branches of the u.s. government about its programs' activities. it says the legal j

. >>> a ship carrying 700 migrants is docked safely after being rescued by the italian coast guard. >>> dozens of supports arrestedle following a rally in moss cow. >>> new zealand is ringing in the new year. this is the scene live where it's now 2015. >>> the first bodies from the airasia plane disaster have been brought back to land. the operation to recover more victims and wreckage is hampered by bad weather. 162 were on board when it took off on sunday. all are feared dead. the recovery operation is still underway between the island and 100 kilometers southwest in indonesia. seven bodies have been retrieved from the body so far, two have been flown back to surabaya where the plane took off. as officials try to identify and bury the dead. airasia is saying it's clear priority is help victim's relatives. we can get more from jane. >> at surabaya air base, the military bears two coffins of two that died in the disaster. identified by numbers, the task now is to give them names. bodies are taken to a hospital in the city from which the ill fated flight 8501 took off. police are colle

crawford was carrying that day.can see, it's very hard to tell the difference. >> reporter: it turns out crawford was holding a pellet gun he had picked up from a store shelf, not a rifle. in september, a grand jury chose not to indict the officers on any charges. the family is now filing a federal lawsuit against police and walmart. saying the pellet gun should have been locked up and police should have done due diligence before opening fire. the city responded with this statement, "we believe the evidence will prove that the officer's actions were legally justified." walmart expressed condolences and said, quote, our associates acted properly. >> i'm still pursuing justice because to me that is justice. you have to be held accountable. you don't get a pass because you have a sidearm and a shield. >> reporter: crawford's family said he wasn't a criminal, he was a customer and now an innocent victim. they believe police tried to cover up their mistake afterwards by trying to coerce tasha thomas into saying something

no group claimed it carried out either bombing. locals say it's similar to other attack carried out by the armed group boko haram. the attacks show how boko haram strikes at will at any time they choose. the security services struggle to put out the fires. this is a warning for most nigerians. it is suggested that more than 10,000 people have been killed by acts like this in nigeria so far this year. a wave of violence, but the government appears unable to stop. >>> north korean websites are online after an internet outage access limited to the elite. it was down for hours. the white house declined to say if the u.s. government was involved. the u.s. has accused north korea of a cyber attack on sony pictures over a film depicting a fictional plot to kill north korea's leader kim jong un. >> one of hong kong's richest men have been sentenced to five years in gaol for corruption. billionaire property developer was found guilty of bribing a top official. the politician received more than $1 million in kickbacks. the scandal galvanised

and government convoys, al-shabab carried out a brazen assault on the u.n. base.un blast lasted more than an hour. the al-shabab fighters were eventually killed. this week the mayhem has been in neighboring kenya as well. gunmen killed 36 non-muslim workers. this happened close to an area where a bus was hijacked and 28 people were killed in november. al-shabab has claimed responsibility for most of the violence. three years ago kenya sent its troops to try to defeat al-shabab in somalia. since then it has become one of the group's largest targets. >>> the president of kenya is charged with planning the violence that took place after the 2007 presidential election. now the international criminal court trial against him could fall apart. they have given prosecutors just another week to get their case together. >> translator: this is a big blow to the prosecution. the chief prosecutor has said many times that her case is struggling. witnesses have been withdrawing at what she calls an unprecedented rate. she said the government has refused to cooperate with the pros

carries out each year. edward snowden said the u.s.arried out 231 offensive cyber operations alone against many countries, including russia and north korea. so does that mean that other countries have the right to retaliate against the u.s. >> thank you very much. >>> now kurdish forces in northern iraq have retaken more ground from isil. it comes just 24 hours after they broke a siege around the sinjar mountains which has lasted for months. let's take a closer look at that fighting. kurdish forces have fought their way to iraq's sinjar mountains where thousands of people are trapped. they gained what was isil-held territory along the route. there has been fighting between kurdish forces and isil gunmen around a town north of the mountains. kurdish forces are now said to be marching towards isil's main artillery base in the area. victoria reports. [ explosion ] >> reporter: kurdish forces are on the offensive, determined to secure the significant gains they have made against isil in the sinjar mountains. it's where at least 1,000 famil

. >> what happened today was a terrorist attack carried out by tearist groups. >> the group's military and political power is rising. they started in july. they swept through sanaa unapposed. now they control nine provinces. sanaa was toppled in 2010 but he still has influence over military and tribal connections. the houthies are facing tough times, too. al-qaeda and some trains wage a war to weaken the group. but the group remains undeterred. they signed an u.n.-backed peace deal with the government in september to withdraw and disarm. that never happened. now their loyalists are appointed in security and government positions. there are plans to integrate their government forces. they have plans to recruit thousands more in the army, but critics warn this is the beginning of building a state within a state with the howes in charge. al jazeera sanaa. >> the police say in iraq 12 soldiers have within killed in an attack by isil fighters south of fallujah. at least seven people are thought to have been injured. >>> the families of a teenage girl in syria is accusing the they are forcing

they usually carry up to 3,000 passengers. and having that capacity is really, really helpful to allow cruise ships to come to san francisco. as peter indicated, this shipyard will be facing two challenges. one is the one that what mentioned regarding [speaker not understood]. and the other is the aging of the drydock. in looking at this lease and renewing it, we do take although factors in consideration in terms of the detail lease term that i will be going to in a minute. here is a picture of the drydock number 2 which is [speaker not understood] capacity. this is the ship repair, another ship mentioned on drydock number 2. in starting to look at this lease, because current lease, bae currently has a lease with us that will be expiring in 2017 and it is mainly the port. [speaker not understood] in ~ 1994 [speaker not understood]. they want to include term in existing lease to be carried forward in the new lease. likewise the port. the current lease has a base rent, there is a percentage rent. the current base rent is $1,050,