he gets steeper than this to get to it and that's the farthest i've ever seen him carry water and we wouldn't mind going up there but. i'm sure there's water sitting there they usually have water their day to read their food. so. that's another nice thing you know where i will hike in and enjoying the beautiful day will run into one of their water drops and sit down when they have individually wrapped meals and you know. the role of water is in there and the older stuff like that can of beans and we'll sit down have a lunch. britishers really good are great when somebody calls and nobody is like they believe that their ranch is their answer and they don't believe that their federal government is taking. responsibility for their security what you would for anywhere else and. it was a long ways away a lot of times for everybody else so response time for the sheriff. for the border patrol or even the military is a problem. our experience for one of those killed a little too low. he told racers you're good enough to protect yourself to know the sheriff can get there of our and if you are

well that's why you don't try to cross the desert is in the hospital bowl you can't carry enough water we see more people in the summer too and that we rescue. is. crazy. so here's the drop. ok. listen it's just. kind of more typical. well it could have been hunters. we don't always know. we do have footage of border patrol over. water gallons of we got. a guess there's no way to prove it either way but they did that i just talked to said that he knew there was a drop here so that kind of leads me to believe that they know it's here and my becoming it because again that fits in with their strategy of just making it really difficult for people to cross the strategy of prevention through deterrence where basically they want to make crossing as difficult and hard as possible. to deter people from doing it but really this is just resulted in suffering and death on the border and just putting people in a really really vulnerable situation. when they catch people they now will put them through operation streamline and give them criminal charges and jail time as a consequence for crossing so

was carrying out wholesale balance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the invasion of iraq. it is vitally important that the press remains rooted in a fact based universe especially when we enter an era when truth and fiction are becoming indistinguishable. was was. was. jeff sessions known to prendes as mr magoo years ago raised. over the past even his friends call him that over the past month he has set out on a quest to reinvigorate a war on the american people he has asked congress for permission to prosecute medical cannabis suppliers who are abiding by their state's laws.

so they met and carry out state emancipation. they, again, are not covered by part of the union confederacy. and later on when the reconstruction acts are not passed, it does not cover missouri. so they enact what is called the ironclad oath where you have to swear that you did not do one of 86 different acts of disloyalty in order to vote, preach the gospel, be a corporation officer, to serve on juries, et cetera. there is a sort of soft conservative unionist movement. they are reunionists but not so strong of unionunionists. they are called radicals, but we shouldn't refuse them with the radical republicans of missouri. they only maintain power and carry with them a new vision for missouri. and they have a positive vision for it, positive meaning they have a program, by keeping the confederates out of politics. so they, by doing this, there's no large black population to rely on as a voting bloc as you do in missouri and other states during the construction. they've got to keep the confederates out. so by doing that they create

law or you can carry a firearm full time anywhere in the state of arizona if there are you doing. there are you get a test to get you did. you. always have that for you and they made it clear aka. most people won't do it in highly populated areas like phoenix or tucson but here in the rural areas like in tombstone basically the only people who carry guns live here are kids in high school. don there was a lot of different gun manufacturers but this became one of the most popular firearms in its time the cold single action army and this is what i carry and. the only thing i shoot with it now is blanks. when i get into a gun fight occasionally and it's just it's fun it's fun. already lived through it all right now lots of lives. that get. it. down. that was weird. we both read it but. storyboarded budget. all right. for us you have to understand that the white man was a territorial issues to be nothing but a purchase especially down here and of course mexicans in southern arizona was once part of mexico. boys indians the mexicans the oldest room back and forth across the border prett

there are other measures carried out. all men are required to enroll in the enrolled missouri militia. if they refuse are known to be secessionists they were enrolled as disloyal. so they create a list, who are the suspects on the other side? they had to pay a fine. so again, like the confederates were doing, they were taxing the other side. so again, this warfare is falling upon the civilians. and as the war goes on, i'll talk about it in a minute, not only are they searching homes, not only are they interrogating and registering the disloyal, but also they begin to carry out torture and then finally mass depopulation. now, there is an aspect, again, of the guerilla legend and of jesse james' ledge that has an aspect of truth. there was a guerilla aspect to the war in missouri. cantrell who is the most famous of the leaders who is not himself from missouri but knew a -- actually was quite good at guerilla warfare. in 1863, he carried out one of the most infamous incidents in the civil war if not american history. he let

as jim was carrying the soldier, a thought flashed through his mind.hough jim had always been close to his father, he realized that it was not since he had been a young boy that he had told his dad those three very simple but beautiful words, i love you. in that moment, jim offered up a prayer. he asked god, if you get me out of this hell on earth, so i can tell my dad i love him, i will be the best coach and the best father you can ever ask for. as he prayed, a great peace came over him, and if it was god's -- god's will for him to live, he keeps his promise to god as soon as he had the chance. jim made it out of that hell on earth. he made it. here he is. and the first thing he did when he arrived back on american soil was to say those beautiful words, i love you, dad. i love you. jim said those words over and over again for the next 22 years, until the last time he saw his father, the night before his dad passed on. today, i would venture to say his dad is the proudest father in heaven. jim fought with all the love and courage in his soul, he was pr

the attack of 9/11 was organized and carried out from afghanistan. so we need to secure afghanistan in a way that can never occur again. >> sebastian gorka, one of the spokesman of foreign-policy was fired on friday following the firing of steve bannon. some folks are saying this, it prints it particularly on the writers and this is a victory of the global over the so-called america first. sebastian gorka and his resignation level to the president wrote the about the afghanistan speech. the fact that those drafted and approved the speech removed any mention of radical islamic terrorism proves that a crucial element of your presidential campaign has been lost. is gorka right? >> i think he's completely wrong. it shows a lack of understanding of the president's broader policy when it comes to protecting americans at home and abroad with all terrorism. terrorism has manifested itself in many types of organizations. the president has charged us of developing policies and practices to attack terrorism wherever it exists in the world or where there whereve

money that's in these funds that is what's going out of no no how the chosen doesn't want the carried interest is for the c.e.o. of the fund not for the fund and no it's for the investors and that's how you keep cronyism away if you want cronyism away what do you do you would send of guys the people that are needed is really in the best not for the investors long term you have been agencies for the investor no no no it carried interest is for is what the actual boy has started to thinking that if it were for people who don't know what the hell we're talking to let me just give what i think is really short example and if either you guys if i'm wrong tell me my understanding is that we've got the we have long term capital gains and short term capital gains the lowest interest rate historically was long term capital gains because we want to encourage people to hold stocks for a long time short term capital gains of use if you turn something but both of them the theory was because this is people making money with money. it's more important than people making money with their hands or with

kelly: virginia is a right to carry state and can do it openly unless you have permit to carry that weaponnow, some the reports that we've received and particularly from doug that's been on the scene since last night and well into the -- well, he was there this morning when everything broke out and he's certainly still on the scene there, had he actually showed a local person with a weapon strapped on him, what kind of problem does this pose when police encounter someone who is armed and they maybe there innocently without any malicious intent, how does that make their job more difficult in a situation like this? >> well, i've got to tell you, there's a second amendment and certainly people have the right to support, i'm sorry, to carry those weapons, but i think the police more or less just keep eyes and ears open and hope that the people there use their heads and so far they have. i have to tell you, no incidents of anyone legally carrying a weapon just using it. you know, you keep your eyes and ears open. here we had an incident with a car and not with a weapon, anybody can use anything

he blazed through 100 meters of enemy fire to carry the wounded and the soldier to safety.ut this was only the first of many heroic deeds jim would perform over the next 48 hours. president trump: after tending to the first wounded soldier, jim joined a mission to advance toward the enemy, and advance they did. before long, they were ambushed. again, he ran into danger to rescue his men. as he cared for two soldiers, shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade slashed open the back of jim's body from head to foot. yet that terrible wound didn't stop jim from pulling those two men to safety, nor did it stop him from answering the plea of another wounded comrade and carrying him to safety atop his own badly injured body. he was badly injured. and so it went, shot after shot, blast upon blast. as one of his comrades recalled, whoever called "medic" could immediately count on mccloughan. he's a brave guy. president trump: as day turned to dusk, nearly all of those who could and really, really had to make it back -- they were finally within their night defensive position, except fo

many carried guns. this is in the army but right wing militia that turned up, with weaponry.t had class, helmets and shields with white supremacist insignia. the antiracism demonstrators were not organised. they were mostly local people among whom a small core had come to fight. but donald trump seeming to draw a moral equivalence between swastika carrying neo—nazis and antiracism protesters have brought near universal condemnation. the senior republican paul ryan tweeting: the only significant voice of support last night came from the former leader of the ku klux klan, david duke, who said: there is reported to be deep unhappiness among some senior white house staff over the president's comments. he hadn't been due to say anything, and significantly, a new intervention, this time from the two living former republican presidents george hw bush and george w bush, saying there is no room for bigotry 0!’ saying there is no room for bigotry or anti—semitism in today's america. donald trump left new york today to resume his hardly quiet relaxing holiday. more isolated from the pol

the man suspected of carrying out thursday's terrorist attack in the city. eunice cooper who's twenty two and of moroccan origin has been shot dead in the suburb of soviet outs which is about twenty eight miles about forty five kilometers west of barcelona apparently according to reports today he approached a police checkpoint and was waving what police believed to be an explosives belt about his set and they shot him and then consequently there was an operation by the bomb disposal squad to check to see whether or not the explosives belt was for real meanwhile let's recap about those events that have been happening over the past five days while this manhunt has been underway last thursday eunice abuja cooper was one of twelve men it appears in this terrorist cell that police are now saying has been in some ways neutralized in other ways they have been detained but there still is an ongoing investigation looking for any other accomplices they performed what were several incidents over the course of nine hours first and some of his accomplices they were drivi

we would have real difficulties carrying out that sort of securing of large areas of open space carried out of searches checkpoints and such like all of which needs armed officers and it's something that i think the authorities in the u.k. need to catch up with in spain where police officers are armed routinely they were able to conduct the operation thoroughly and effectively and they got hold of him relatively quickly. due to the public overestimate the ability of the authorities to track people using surveillance and manpower is it actually quite a difficult process. yes they do they watch t.v. they watch all the films and the t.v. shows and they think of the press of a button the author. instantly link into the latest c.c.t.v. and the latest action on bank accounts and all the rest of it it's just simply not like that in real life at all it can be a very time consuming in a very fraught fraught time when you're looking for somebody. quite often you'll find yourself a little bit behind the pace you'll be finding out where they were a couple of hours after they were there and that can

this is something jesse james carry with him. so, what happens in the james family is they are targeted for ban ishment. there's an interesting report that's written up in which the pro vis marshal has been checking intelligence. he knows the james boys were with him and insisted in the murder of the soldier. his report justifying the banishment of the civilian james family. he says i speak not from hearsay but from my own personal knowledge. he hears a neighbor being challenged by a neighbor, aren't you ashamed of what your boys are doing. she rejoiced she was not. that she was proud of them and prayed to god to protect them in their work. she was regarded as one of the worst women in this state. the james samuel family was bin niched. -- banished. they get sent to a much worse place to nebraska. movi moving along then, again i jumped ahead a bit. bill anderson was killed, you can see his death photo on the right wearing the gorilla shirt. jesse james retreat with archie to texas. they come back in 1865 to find formal war is ove

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many carried guns. the army, but a right—wing militia that turned up bristling with weaponry. most had clubs, helmets and shields with white supremacist insignia. the anti—racism demonstrators were not organised, they were mostly local people among whom a small core had come to fight. but donald trump seeming to draw a moral equivalence between swastika—carrying neo—nazis and anti—racism protesters has brought near universal condemnation. the senior republican paul ryan tweeting: the only significant voice of support last night came from the former leader of the ku klux klan, david duke, who said: there is reported to be deep unhappiness among some senior white house staff over the president's comments. he had not been due to say anything and significantly, a new intervention — this time from two the former living republican presidents george hw bush and george w bush — saying there is no room for bigotry or anti—semitism in today's america. donald trump left new york today to resume his hardly quiet or

can i pick you up and carry you? >> yeah. >> reporter: and the old.ttle premie was evacuated with other critically ill newborns from corpus christi. but as the waters rose, so did a makeshift citizens armada, propelled by both their fishing boats and need to get involved. it's a risk ey job. the waters teaming with everything from toxic chemicals to fire ants to gators. saving family after family, survivors climbing aboard, willing to leave their homes but not their beloved ps. so small. this hawk sought shelter and found youtube fame in a taxi. >> he looks scared. he doesn't though what's going on. >> reporter: and of all the unusual rescues, it's hard to surpass this one, karen and j.c. spencer, grandparents in houston, being evacuate the right through the front door on jet skis. >> tell me how you ended up on a jet ski. >> we had to evacuate. we he to get out of there. i call the chick fil a, ordered two grilled burritos and a boat. >> i know you loaded your possessions on that boat and all of a sudden some jet skis showed up. >> karen jumped on th

>>'s to as i told you. >> just carry on, carry on, nothing to see here. >>> and finally, a lot to seend this truck driver probably should have kept a better eye on what's going on. this was a 18 wheeler carrying bales of hay. failed to take note of the bankhead tunnel in mobile. this is the second time in two weeks that a damage. >> a very popular m this morning on "world news now." the president's involvement. >> the white house admits that president trump was indeed involved in crafting his son's explanation of that meeting with the russian lawyer. well, this despite denials from the president's legal team. the latest ahead. >>> and the manhunt for the suspect who shot two sheriff's deputies outside san francisco is over. the gunman found dead. one of the officers shot repeatedly. >>> a wedding photographer wins big after she took on a bride and groom for starting an online crusade against her. a crusade which shy argued ruined her and her business. >>> you know the old joke, seven

up forever are house prices that carry on going up for everand a are house prices that carry on goingand a day, is that good? possibly not for your son's generation. 0r possibly not for your son's generation. or your grandchild's generation. or your grandchild's generation. it is unsustainable, isn't it? this is a story that might have been seen earlier. a lot of the papers got excited by this story of millie forrest, described as a cloakroom girl turned overnight singing sensation. what a patronising way of putting it! singing sensation. what a patronising way of putting mm singing sensation. what a patronising way of putting it! it is a classic august story, and that your dream comes true. you start off handing out the cloakroom tickets and you end up standing in for the top soprano of the night. that appears to be the story. it is a view weeks old, apparently, as well(!) she ended up singing schubert and vaughan williams and purcell. let's hope it plays on for her. any publicist is good publicity. we will be back in under an hour's time. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forg

the investigation carried out why cata la n investigation carried out why catalan police and various lines of inquiry can confirm the perpetrator of the attack is younes abouyaaqoub who is 22 years old. the rest of the terror cell is said to be dead are under arrest, eight of the 12 attackers came from the greenies allege, elise believe this man abdelbaki es satty, the look of

that there's nothing encumber in you as you look to carry out this attack it was interesting watching gordon's piece about that the barricades that could be used. but. these are incredibly soft targets are people actually prepared to have that kind of security in areas like last round the symbol slow. or you would have to put it everywhere but in the other so much. confluence of pedestrians and cars around the world especially in these. popular tourist areas that you would have to do that you have to heart and all of the sites which. when impede the pedestrians all that much but it was certainly impede traffic. and that would be a problem for the businesses are not rely on vehicles in for tourists and for just citizens generally speaking. so is this then becoming the new normal i mean it's an awful thing to suggest but we all seeing more and more the city's being targeted in attacks like this. i think it is the new normal i mean it's certainly been a normal already. in in places like israel and i think also in london. the question is how much more is the spread. thanks to isis spreadi

he said when he was 90 that he had done his bit and he has carried on.st think at 96 he deserves to be able to pick and choose the engagements he does. that's the difference. it is not that he is not going to be in the public eye, but it allows him control over the diary which is set in stone months in advance. it is a newspaper story. i'm not knocking the newspapers, but every time the duke didn't turn up for something, they would say why is he not there? is it they would say why is he not there? isita they would say why is he not there? is it a medical issue? that becomes rather dull for the duke. we heard the daily telegraph running an obituary of the duke of edinburgh. we can't have that. the palace said clearly, this is his decision. it's supported by her majesty and it has nothing to do with any doctors advice. it is just nothing to do with any doctors advice. it isjust nice watching him with veterans and he is probably older than a lot of those veterans himself. he is, but you know, they are immaculate the royal marines in the green berets. he wen

one of the vessels was captured last week carrying 300 tons of endangered sharks.aphic images. this is the chinese flagged vessel suspected of fishing inside the galapagos islands marine reserve. on board there were 300 tons of fish. most of the catch was endangered sharks, including baby sharks and protected species such as hammerheads. on saturday, ecuadorian officials sent this warning. china has been asked to respond to this protest regarding the respect of our sovereignty and our exclusive economic zone, and of the conservation principles established in the un convention on the rights of the ocean. the crew members are being held in custody, pending court proceedings. if found guilty, they could face up to three years in prison for environmental crimes. the islands are located in the eastern pacific ocean, more than 900 kilometres off the coast of south america. the unesco world heritage site has been listed because of the diversity of plants and animals found there. shark fin is considered a delicacy in chinese cuisine. they said that that fishing is wiping o

there were 400 attacks carried out. attacks carried out in the six months up to april 2017.ea. since 2011 there have been nearly 2000 attacks in the capital. there are petitions online to restrict the sale of industrial acid. it is cheap, easy to obtain and disguise. it is a challenge for those trying to take it out of the hands of criminals. i think it's far too easy for people to get hold of it, whether in a domestic setting or retail setting. but one thing that is important to say is that it is still relatively rare. one of the things we are doing now is, we are looking to do pre—emptive testing to identify where people carry that acid, we are also working closely to send strong messaging around the implications and the impact. if you choose to carry acid you can be liable for a four—year imprisonment sentence for carrying it is an offensive weapon. if you use and the courts can sentence you to life imprisonment. so the penalties are very severe and it's important that anybody that goes out with acid, whether carrying it or whether they use it, that they understand that b

bear strikingly deadly similarities minimal planning preparation training equipment is required to carry out these attacks. now a lot of people have drawn a clear foreign policy link between these attacks. and foreign policy spain whoever is very interesting because of course spain last fall victim back in two thousand and four two is the most terror of the two thousand and four madrid train bombings that the big impact on the election at the time the prime minister the ingoing prime minister withdrew spanish troops from iraq as a direct result since then they have been no attacks but this really goes to show why so fulfilled their pledge of targeting westerners in every major european city if you remember after the nice attacks of twenty sixteen the prime minister at the time and all viles he stated that terror is a new reality in france something people have to learn to live with his comments at the time very much provoked controller see and criticism but what we've seen today really proves that this is not only a new reality in. alone but on the whole of the consulate just how safe do

the creators hope to carry passengers at speeds of up to 650mph in vacuum propelled pods.ages from around the world. first to the japan times, and prime minster shinzo abe's new cabinet line up is on the front page. the paper calls a number of appointments of veteran politicians a gamble given the wave of gaffes and scandals over the last few months. next, the china daily, which says the country's commerce ministry is urging the world trade organsiation members to respect the rules of the pact. that comes as president trump threatens to launch a broad investigation into alleged chinese intellectual property and trade abuses. and the south china morning post features a department of health report. and toddlers in hong kong are being given devices such as smart phones andipad given devices such as smart phones and ipad is to play with under the age of one. it is sparking questions as to whether it may be impacting their learning abilities. now mariko what stories are sparking discussions online? well there could be something rotten in the state of denmark. lots of people are

travels to the hometown of the a mom who suspected of radicalizing the group of men who carried out the recent spain attacks it's here understood to have attended prayers led by a. sufi spin accused of being the ringmaster behind this terrorist cell. midwife giving social divisions the us mainstream media pushes the i did it it's big business that's the country's new moral compass we quiz new yorkers whether they want to be inspired by corporations. or there is to turn three pm here in the russian capital and you know what international with me becky aaron good to have you with us. well the u.s. blocked coalition forces advancing against islamic state in the iraqi city of tel afar thousands of civilians are being displaced they say they're being forced to flee from both coalition bombs and stuff threat posed by the terrorists. we ran from the shelling from the coalition we left and the people from islamic state. and. our children a sick we're stranded here without aid there is no fresh water anymore some of the aid workers have been here but very few of them this is my son he is sufferi

they're not many people who can carry that.n sometimes it has backfired a bit but i can tell you, of the many that i have heard, i have heard many others that broke the ice and enabled people to feel that they had had a real conversation rather than just a handshake. great to get your reflections, martin. an emergency operation has been underway to help a0 army cadets in the mourne mountains in northern ireland. the ministry of defence said army cadets aged between 12 and 17 had been camping and got into difficulties. all the children — who are understood to from england — are now said to be safe and accounted for. 0ur correspondent chris buckler is in the mourne mountains. all taken off the mountain safely but it was a difficultjob for rescue services with dreadful weather closing in? yes and the last of the mountain rescue and ambulance teams are just leaving but little more than an hour ago this quiet country crossroads was covered in emergency vehicles. and people helping to bring down children from up helping to bring down

a twelve member cells responsible for the deadliest terror attacks in spain in thirteen years is carried out last week. with a manhunt for the barcelona driver continuing more and breaks down how open eview borders have previously played into the hands of the hardest on the run. in this day and age of truthful surveillance radicals who are often known to police can move down more than one hundred people in broad daylight and get away they can cross twenty six european countries and there will be a single border checkpoint the entire way good the suspected barcelona have crossed into france we don't have any specific information on this but it cannot be ruled out frightening isn't it you would have thought europe might have learned its lesson the first time around or the second or the third how many terror attacks of their even being in the last three years the sad and tragic truth is europeans have largely lost track. broken by the attacks in paris nice berlin stockholm manchester london and other cities these days unfortunately the wave of international terrorism is brutally hitting us

not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points.here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determine what foods are gonna work and not work, but i also need her to be open-minded. -do we carry this nutro? -lisa: no. lemonis: does it have byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy? lisa: this one i don't know. no, this one doesn't. lemonis: chemical preservatives? lisa: doesn't look like it. lemonis: so, this has the food promise, but you won't carry it. -lisa: no. -lemonis: why? lisa: when we actually first opened, they were the biggest ones that had all the recalls and stuff, too. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? lisa: a suburban. lemonis: have chevy ever had a recall? i like the fact that she believes in something, but once she actually takes that and applies it against products that a

the work carried out here revolutionised our understanding of the universe. carried out here revolutionisedscience, but you know you are following in the footsteps of people worked here many years. it feels like an historically important place. the lovell telescope is the star attraction. as. as well as a symbol of the north—west, it is an icon of science and engineering and named after the man who founded the observatory. the telescope you can see in the distance has been grade i listed almost 30 years but now another six structures are getting heritage protection, including this one. it is unusual and these are unusual structures, these massive, sculptural scientific instruments. to have two close together grade i listed is exciting. the control room for the telescope has been given grade two listing. this control desk is the original. the timing is no coincidence, the announcement marks 60 years since the telescope collected its first radio signals from the universe. that was the day it first started working as a scientific instrument, this phrase first light is a romantic phrase in astr

four men have been convicted of planning to carry out a terrorist atrocity similarto to carry out a terroristy. and british athletes are back in the country after their french preparation for the world championships. coming up in sport. an f1 return for robert kubica — the polish driver is testing in hungary todayjust over 6 years since a rally crash cut short his career. road safety campaigners say proposals to remove speed bumps in england to help cut pollution, are ‘dangerous, daft and irresponsible.‘ the government has suggested it‘s willing to pay for councils to rip them up, because when drivers brake and then accelerate to get over them, they increase exhaust emissions. here‘s roger harrabin. children are vulnerable to polluted air. it can harm the development of their lungs and aggravate existing conditions like asthma and hay fever. but the government‘s plan to combat pollution includes offering to pay councils to rip up speed humps installed to protect those same children. here is why cars will typically break as they reach a hump and then accelerate their way out of it, increasing

this was charlottesville on friday night, racist groups chanting dues will not replace us, carrying kures and marching to the slogan white lives matter. yesterday, the president blamed both sides for the violence that ensued. you had a group on one side and you had a group on the other and they came at each other with clubs and it was vicious and it was horrible and it was a horrible thing to watch. but there is another side. there was a group on their side, you can call them the left, you have just called them the left, that came viole ntly you have just called them the left, that came violently attacking the othergroup, so that came violently attacking the other group, so you can say what you want, but that is the way it is. other group, so you can say what you want, but that is the way it ism is true there was violence on both sides. but the race had protesters had come to dock for trouble. many carried guns will stop this is not the army, but a right—wing militia that turned up whistling with r . that turned up whistling with weaponry. most had clubs, helmets and shields with white

that they would no insurgents in the area there were children playing in the streets and we were carrying water from a tap on house and civilly and homes were directly targeted on the source of the most we heard that the coalition used white phosphorous near iraq it was dropped by the warplanes who else could have done it and had to be the planes they were targeting a civilian neighborhood. regardless of what public relations folks will tell you there is no such thing as pinpoint accurate as strikes in a city civilians a growing to be hit anyway you look at it a bomb doesn't care whether it falls on a house full of civilians oh isis fighters it will blow will in any case and it will kill the people in that house and in nearby houses all too often and that's the problem u.s. led coalition has been hitting the wrong people all too much. or humanitarian colleagues tell us they're deeply concerned by unconfirmed reports of a high number of civilians killed by airstrike in iraq a city over the last twenty four hours yesterday unconfirmed reports indicate that over thirty people were reportedly

find in the ruins of mosul iraq documents list the names of more than one hundred fighters trained to carry out terrorist attacks across europe. and the pentagon proposal calls for the u.s. to send arms and other military support to ukraine's government this as tensions already run high between moscow and washington. then a special counsel robert muller is using a grand jury to investigate alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election what it means for relations between the two nations. it is friday august fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm a military man you're watching our team america we began today with documents containing the names of more than one hundred fifty suspected isis militants that were found in a war ravaged iraqi city the documents allege fighters for the self-proclaimed islamic state have been trained to carry out suicide attacks across europe interpol reportedly distributed the list among european intelligence agencies after the data was first collected by the f.b.i. through quote trusted channels artie's peter all over has more. documents containing the names of one

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officials are not sure if it was al-qaeda that carried out the attack.s attack. what can government do? i though governments in the region have been talking about how to prevent this. that is very little they can do to prevent these attacks. i was in coutinho vassell last month —— in burkina faso last month. they have stepped up checks on the roads. they need to be careful who comes in and who goes out because of security. making sure that an attack like this will not happen. despite all of these measures it did happen. what can they do to prevent this? very little. as is the case almost everywhere. but critics of the government are saying that other than the last couple of weeks that government and unionists have been bickering over issues of safety, and then the lowered their guard. and then the lowered their guard. and the gunmen took the opportunity, almost exactly where they were one year ago. thank you for bringing us up year ago. thank you for bringing us up to date. another story, this time from tenure, the election campaign. —— this time from ke

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