. >>> there's a reason they call the queen city charlotte instead of charlotte. >> is it charlotte or char lit. >> char lit. >> that's because every's lit at west charlotte high these are the and staff getting ready for the new year. the school district put out a statement and showcased their video. now the other schools are like, wait a minute, we got this too. so fill bear academy of technology had to get in on it. ♪ >> oh, no. >> see there are one's been played out a little bit. >> maybe because you're a viral video host. >> kiki was so july 2018. >> i hate to say it, but i love who plays the best -- i'm sorry, west charlotte high school. these teachers at ashley park elementary school did not like that west charlotte high school was the most excited to start school. this is open house, okay, it looks more like a house party. . he just gets whacked, right? >> this is what happens when you ask teachers to the divide nine. they come now the full force. we got the cap over here shimmying, letting it all hang out. s aka and deltas in the crowd. the teachers were doing this. i might hav

and the city of charlotte's web has planned a rally against racial hatred today but there's also a number of other venues planned in washington d.c. double correspondent myers florida is live on the ground for us a white nationalist family planned for this evening comes on the anniversary of last year's violence in charlottesville sending out a message or so in interviews with the media earlier this week jason kesler who's the man who organized not only this year's but last year's unite the right rally has said that number one his goal is to keep things peaceful this year but his real goal is to spark a conversation to spark a debate about race in society and now people have questioned how seriously that should be taken given that it's coming from a man who supports debunks science alleging that certain races are smarter than other races but he's also said that he really wants to stand up for first amendment rights for white people to gather and to express themselves but what we see behind me here is the beginning of the counter rallies in washington d.c. that are going to be happening al

our correspondent charlotte shells and fill in the story for us tonight in the eastern german city of kenya's charlotte thank you. well our next story focuses on the horrific practice of female genital mutilation or also known as f g m a more than two hundred million women and girls are affected by g.m. it leaves them with lifelong scars both physical and emotional and sometimes it can be fatal a recent figures show the number of women living here in germany affected by g.m. has reached an estimated sixty five thousand that's an increase of twelve percent on last year and experts say that increase is due to the arrival of migrants from countries which are known to carry out the central and northern african states and parts of the middle east as you see right there at a reconstruction clinic right here in berlin brady she met one affected woman who is calling for an end to the brutal practice now her name has been changed to protect their privacy. one has to say. i was about eleven or twelve years old several people held me down then they cut me off they laid me on the table i can stil

people have been killed a quarter of them civilians are still fighting on the outskirts of the city as charlottebellus reports. after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says part of the regime the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. if the government is brave and powerful they should listen to the people and support this. gazans population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications or quarter for the stars in the. reason we don't want anything from the government now they should have taken control of this before it happened there aren't even firefighters. hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved

san antonio moving to the south in major cities like atlanta and younger cities like tampa come orlando jacksonville and charlotte and a lot of places in between. the personality of these cities is suburban. it's very college-educated, middle-class, sprawling and really kind of takes these two regions and morphs into something we have tried to understand. one of the things as a result of world war ii and technology that are produced as a result of world war ii era and not just world war ii but they almost seamless transition from world war ii to the potential for world war iii and the cold war with the soviet union. had been typically been tradition in the united states to go to war, mobilize armed forces capable of winning that war and then to be mobilized and to try although the united states has never attempted to maintain some sort of global neutrality. the cold war is a game-changer and the united states and perceiving the potential threat of especially a nuclear war with the soviet union after world war ii is the government needs to make sure it's ready to wage and win that fight. so i'm not demobilizing th

city. charlotte 98 the heat index. springfield 89. not that much of a difference.ornia into vegas. we've also got them in the pacific northwest. big dome of heat dominating. that continues to bring the heat and the low humidity. 103 in redding, phoenix 107, billings 93. and we've got hurricane hector, category 3, moving to the south of hawaii. it may bring a few tropical force winds tomorrow, late tonight into tomorrow >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a layer of smoke over the bay area actually keeping our temperatures down. and it will be up to 85 degrees today in san jose. but a little hot for antioch into the 90s. and morgan hill today, 92 degrees. napa and santa rosa 84. and 64 in san francisco. inland area, still looking at highs in the 90s, and it will be hot with high ozone levels. slightly improved air quality for the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> mr. roker, thank you so much. a little "pop start"? >> huge "pop start" today. let's first talk about the "brady bunch" house. it has a new owner. the home served as the exterior sho

a correspondent in charlotte hills and fill in the story for us tonight in the eastern german city of kim says charlotte thank you we want to stay now with the problem of right wing extremism in eastern germany and take you to what is known as the neo nazi village and that's because the village of yamato has been almost entirely taken over by far right sympathizers in recent years now there's a notable exception. here every year in august this courageous couple takes a stand against extremism by staging a music festival promoting tolerance wus mario mueller reports. the village of yama has eleven houses with roughly sixty residents it looks a delicate but this is anything but a normal german village. budget not least once a year yama residents to get low my and her husband organize a festival in their backyard. and it's not your average summer gathering actually it's a protest twelve years ago when they started it as wanted to take a stand against neo nazis in this case that means almost all of their neighbors they say. for years the couple tell us they have been terrorized by them un

all of the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a version has been held in the us city of charlotte on the anniversary of violent demonstrations between far right and anti racism protesters last year meanwhile dozens of white supremacists rallied today at the white house in washington d.c. but they were far outnumbered by thousands of anti racism protesters the leaders of russia iran kazakhstan and turkmenistan have sided agreement on the legal status of the caspian sea it means they can now share the body of water and its oil and gas resources polls have closed in mali's presidential vote off and the counting of votes underway voters are choosing between current president. and opposition leader so male a c say at least thirty nine people have been killed in an explosion at a weapons in syria's province the cause of the blast is unclear but opposition activists suspect a rebel. was detonated. the turkish lira has plunged to another record low that concerns over rising inflation and newly imposed u.s. tariffs the lira fell to seven point two four against the dollar in early monday mo

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city. you mentioned riot police charlotte and authorities were criticized for a lack of presence there on the streets on sunday how did you experience security last night. yeah the police came under a lot of criticism on sunday for failing to predict exactly how this crisis would escalate in the end they had to bring in additional police officers from around the area of course they wanted to be more prepared for the protests yesterday there were a huge number of police on the street we could see them in the water cannons as well as far as we're aware they want to put. it to terence police which we sing very actively keeping everybody informed whether danger what exactly was going on but again there has been some criticism that it just wasn't enough to counter the many hundreds of people who were on the streets here last night in fact there was a moment when. somebody managed to come up to this area where the press is standing now it's being reported on a lot at the moment is not exactly clear what happened but this person was able to get up to this press area this balcony where we're standing

distributed more than two hundred fifty thousand meals and supplies to needy people in the area charlotte dubin city picks up the story. in paris is a gritty eighteenth hante small town hundreds of migrants clustered together on the streets they gather here as it's where food is distributed by a local following tea group but after twenty months solid data to me call wilson looks set to close its doors saying they just can't take anymore. but it's become more tense we're serving around seven hundred breakfasts every day to migrants who live in terrible conditions they have nothing not even tense they sleep on the ground and sometimes woken up by the police early in the morning they kick women used tear gas to move them so when they come to us they're stressed and nervous twice last week we had to stop serving food to let the tension calm down this is something new for us so yes we're stopping migrants have been expelled by police in this area many times felipe tells me that despite this they come back and every time they do this situation becomes even more desperate from the beginning our mission was

in the united states the city of charlotte is marking the first anniversary of. tudents and activists commemorate the confrontation between. protesters that left one person dead in the city last. again in washington d.c. . and the death toll on the rises again more than four hundred people are now confirmed dead after last week's earthquake. a quarter of a million people off homeless we'll have the latest. it's good to have you with us. nasa has launched a groundbreaking mission to unlock the secrets of ahsan after the twenty four due to a technical problem the solar probe finally lifted off from cape canaveral in florida three two. zero. liftoff now the probe will fly closer to the sun than any spacecraft has ever done before its mission is to study the corona. around the sun and nasa hopes to find out more about what's known as the solar wind. satellites off course and disrupt the power grid scientists have developed a revolutionary new he chewed to protect the probe from the sun's extreme temperature . and the spacecraft is named after a physicist. who predicte

. >> the governor ofvi charlotte and city have declared states of emergency as events are planned in both charlottesville and here in our area. news4's justin finch is live with details how police are planning to keep the peace here. justin, good moing. >> reporter: eun, good morning, the national park service processing three protests this weekend. the site othat unite the rally two on sunday. we can tell you it's going to be a very busy week and also very interesting because d.c. police si say part of their plans so far is to keepup the g separated on sunday. that was just one point that d.c. police chief peter newsham prdoented in a close meeting with the district council yesterday. afterwards, he did tell reporters that he's been in touch with his counterpart ich lottesville, the chief of police there and say that the lessons to be learned in that rally last year that did leave one woman dead. the chief of police alsoat sayi .c. police are uniquely qualified to handle an eve of this nature. citing the march for our lives rally as well at the capital's championship run and resulti

city. we had republican mayors for a long time. it's split completely now. so, charlotte is a democrat city. i think there are two members on city council. and until this year, there had never been another woman to run for mayor. which is kind of unusual in the city that size. >> one of the things we have been asking our interviewees, and we have an image of the campaign button from the house collection, and we are curious, but is there any story attached to that campaign button or personal memory? >> not really. we just always used my name, sue, with something was easy for people to remember. that was one when we did our own advertising, we just always did sue. that's who i am. i told people i was sue before i got elected. if i'm elected i will be sue in office. if i'm not, i do not deserve to be here. i think that is one of the problems with office today on the federal level is people get up here, and they forget who they are, they forget their roots and what they become is a politician. and they get into this system and they aren't real people anymore and they do not l

air travel delays from new york city, philly, d.c., charlotte, miami, saturday more storms for new york atlanta, miami and tampa. rainfall amounts, it won't take a lot to cause flooding. flash flooding from oklahoma city to birmingham. we're seeing more of the same because we have such low expectations for flash flood guidance, anywhere from a half inch to an inch per hour could cause problems. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? >>> good afriday morning. we take a live look outside. nice cool temperatures too. it will heat up today. up to 93 in morgan hill today. it is 95 in livermore and in concord. it is 75 in oakland. as we check out our seven day forecast it's dangerous heat reaching up to 98 degrees as we peak tomorrow. it cools off for the beginning of next week. most of us will be in the upper 80s. >> and that's your latest. craig. >> exclusive video from the frightening bridge shoving video we've been following. the moments leading up to this push. the

a quarter of them civilians still fighting on the outskirts of the city which lies one hundred fifty kilometers south of kabul charlotte fellas report. after six days of a taliban see the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says totally shocked the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down in the city. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban finds his soldiers police and civilians resistance say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the recross move some to a hospital inside space and resources are rationed between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors. despite a direct three from the taliban. the armed groups attac

cities the u.n. affairs that number may double charlotte dallas reports from head of province and western of the us than. at this mosque in rule herat province h.b.o. . eskin tells the toll of the harsh climate. and the encroaching three of the taliban now there is a new danger that's beyond the control agriculture the main livelihood is turning to dust. two thirds of afghanistan is facing a severe drought rain never arrived in the winter or the spring and now it's summer . we're suffering a lot because of the straub's we had so many animals and we lost all of them there's nothing left for us these animals that are left we are feeding just once a day we're just trying to keep them alive. at fifty sario as the matriarch of her family the currency here runs in and they a wealthy it than most. kicked twenty sheep alive from her flock of one hundred fifty. we sacrificed our animals that they should be the first victim rather than losing our children. imper one a village and across here our province agriculture provides ninety five percent of income so when the water dried up and their livestock and crops di

also going to be problems on the roads and in the air.ra today, airl delays from new york city, philly, d.c., charlotteay,e storms for new york city, soelays in d.c., atlanta, miami and tampa. otinfall amounts not going to take a to cause any flooding. flash flooding from oklahoma city to birmingham. one to two inches. moving into the northeast, we're seeing more of the same. because we have such low expectations for flash flood guidance,nywhere from a half an inch to an inch per hour could cause problems. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. a lot of haze and humidity in place for your fday morning and for the rest of your friday. it's going to be a very hot and humid daytoy. temperatures are already way up into the 70s around the area. highs today up near 94 degrees. radar shows a few showers northern maryland and the shenandoah valley now. that's going to fade away, but more chances of thunderstorms coming in between about 5:00 and 9:00 this evening. again, today's high 94 degrees. >> that's your late

charge of where we go out after the show, after we do a tour, in whatever city we're in, andy decides. >> we were in charlotted been to 50 cities. we went to our first house party. >> there was the most embarrassing moment of my life. >> we showed up at these guys' house party. >> stephen: were you invited? >> somebody had told me about this house party that sounded really fun! >> no, someone on instagram had told him about some house party. ( laughter ) >> stephen: someone you don't know. >> yes! ( applause ) >> n mn.nehim casually. >> yeah, casually. >> stephen: on instagram. you knew him on instagram. >> anyway, we showed up, it was fun. >> we showed up in some, like, random anonymous apartment building in charlotte. we're like, ding dong. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how did it go? >> you know, i mean-- how would you feel if you are living in charlotte, and, like, you know, a white walker walks into your house party... ( laughter ) and like, you know, jolly rancher. i mean, it's like-- >> i had fun. >> stephen: he's the jolly rancher? >> oh, i don't know-- i like that. i couldn't come up with anything. >> ste

city." who's who? are you katy, charlotte?nd families. i don't have health insurance. i went to pick up a prescription. it was $99. i've never felt healthier in my life! ( laughter ) when i get sick, i just make chicken soup out of low-grade poultry and i hope the antibiotics seep out. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i used to have healthcare at my old job before i was a hilarious comedienne, thank you. i was a pre-school teacher for a long time. well, thank you. ( applause ) thank you. i taught pre-school for six years. the whole time, the kids were teaching me. ( laughter ) that i hate kids. ( laughter ) i look like somebody who loves kids. i was in the park. this baby just wanders up, sits on my blanket. i look over. his parents are, like -- he likes you! and i was just, like, oh, my god! at what point do i tell them that i'm on acid? ( laughter ) ( applause ) oooh, tickle tickle! oh, i'm kidding. not about the acid. but, um -- no, i do like kids. i do. i would love to have kids of my own, but i'm just focusing on my career right

taliban threat in the city of guys need just outside of kabul at least four hundred people including around one hundred civilians have been killed since the assault began on friday charlotte dallas has more on that. after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says part of the richer the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the

threat in the city of gazan a just outside the capital kabul at least four hundred people including around a hundred civilians have been killed since the assault began on friday charlotte has more. after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and ngo says all of the richer the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. gaza is population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban finds his soldiers police and civilians residents say some die. in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies saluted the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed gro

refugees in the city of jalalabad security forces fought for six hours to end the siege and a separate incident a bus hit a roadside bomb in the west of the country killing eleven passengers charlotte ballasts reports from kabul. jalalabad one of afghanistan's biggest cities and an urban walls are as torn as mace the department of refugee affairs for a conference on how to help displaced afghans they were targeted. explosions hit the compounds exterior allowing two gunman to get possible. events out of pulled off the market of i was sitting in my medical store when a gunman entered the refugee department might have to go out they started shooting one of them blew himself up at the gate i saw two injured people come out of the building for several hours sporadic gunfire was heard across the neighborhood smoke billowing from the building as afghan special forces hunted the remaining gunman the building is next door to the city's main hospital ten people were treated to with critical injuries. it's also just one hundred meters from the midwife training center that was attacked in the same way on saturday three staff members were killed and sixty seven trapped inside for hours. in the

city, missouri. >> louisiana. >> and charlotte, north carolina. >> good mornndg, hoda savannah. >> we're from baltimoreing my dad's 80th birthday. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today." nice to have you with us bright and early on a monday morning. great t-shirt game out t ore frur plaza fans. >> the a bunch of "today" show ones coming by. we are going to say hello and give you a hug in a second. first, we want to get to your news. a lot to cover this morning. questionsserious about airport security after a ground worker in seattle was able to sal a large plane and fly it for an hour before crashing. nbc's hans nichols joins the latest. good morning. >> good morning, hoda. look, overnigh the fbi announcing they have recovered that data flight recorder. this whole incident rais oubling questions and really tyveals a major vulnerability in aviation secu you have richard russell. he's 29 years old, he doesn't have a pilot's license, he certainly doesn't have access to uthorization to fly. he has access, and it's a question of how he got the plane off the ground, flying it for an hour bef

charlotte bellus. after six days of the taliban see the afghan city of gosney resistance from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says competition the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the market. of burned down in the city. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications and the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed groups attack was the most aggressive against an afghan city since it briefly took control of condos two years ago the city's police chief esti

charlotte ellis has more. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelms space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians there are so many cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian part and the u.n. we'll try to bring in trial markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. doesn't he became the frontline of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with u.s. support but the taliban bunkered down and residents homes of p.r. war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was younger the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible f

charlotte ballasts reports. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battlefield the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes. casualties of the offensive lissa the streets those that reach the hospital find it overwhelms space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians they have so many trauma cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian part and the u.n. we'll try to bring in trial markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. doesn't he became the frontline of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with u.s. support but the taliban bunkered down and residents homes of p.r. war his followers the government is defiant is under their control. charles the jungle the storm of one hundred ninety four taliban fighters. pakistani and foreign fighters were killed another one hundred fifty of them wer

sending reinforcements to the city guys and he is just one hundred fifty kilometers south of kabul on the highway connecting the capital and southern afghanistan charlotte ballasts reports. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside their homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians there are so many from our cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian barbarous and un we will try to bring in trial markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. gazan he became the front line of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points for publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with us support but the taliban bunker down and residents homes of he are war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. chortles the jungle

sound like a big issue but this was vital for this city here and it could lead to chaos for the months and weeks ahead and what if for residents or charlotte you know a twelve month state of emergency has been put in place in the region how are people there going to be affected. yeah that's something that was requested by regional authorities head now in practice this state of emergency isn't like something that you may have heard of in france for example after the paris terror attacks where you saw military on the streets to deal with this crisis this means in practice that more funding will be available to deal with the catastrophe has been announced that initially five million euros has been freed up to deal with what's ahead it just means basically that stores in the government can make decisions fostered because they know that there is a long road ahead to getting this city back into a state that functional for example just below me on the bridge. collapsed on to a recycling depth again it might seem like a small thing but it means that the recycling in the city is going to be affected as well there is still a very long process ahead

city, hit and miss showers and storms. dry in d.c., richmond, raleigh and charlotte, you will be very hot today. gh saturday afternoon. d.c., richmond area, baltimore, new york city, southern new england, pittsburgh, i mean you mention it, all of these little dots represent a chance for showers and storms, which covers a lot of the eastern seaboard. with it, of course, will come a lot of airport delays this afternoon and on saturday afternoon. >> all right. lots to watch on this weekend as we get ready for it. bill, thank you so much. don't go anywhere because we have the highlights from yesterday's preseason nfl action. i know you have a couple of opinions on that. >>> plus, louis has the new york mets, yes, the mets who scored three touchdowns and a field goal last night. put it all together. a once-in-a-lifetime event, next in sports. we're back in a moment. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nat

year-old graduate was in the stands watching the city's first intercollegiate game when the video was played yesterday. she'll get married this saturday in charlotte. >> a local baseball manager is fired on >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. check out the crowd in a close, must-win game at at&t... top of the 4th... giants down 2- a >>> the giants have not given up hope but the fans evidently have. at a close win game at at&t top of the 4th. comes up empty, one run scores, rodriguez simply didn't have his fast ball tonight. lasted five innings, gave up three runs. still the giants have a shot. tying run on base in the 8th but joe panik called out on strikes. giants four game win streak is over 3-1 is the final. >>> this little guy not in school yet so he got to check out the astros taking on the a's

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that these noisy far right prices are starting to spread through the city in fact i think i might briefly have to cut you off in charlotte you know what i'm going to cut you off in fact i'm going to ask you to please leave because we know that they are often aggressive toward the process well so please go and get to safety and we will check back with you perhaps a little bit later. and picking up for us now we have frederica from social media who is with me here in the studio which is a safer area so welcome to you today because. so tell us. what do we know about the right wing groups that organize these. so the protests were told by local fire right anti immigrant groups who are very well organized on social media they have some of them have facebook pages with thousands of followers one of them in particular was. was at the center of yesterday's protest called good good big poor can it's citizen movement for candidates they have over eleven thousand followers on facebook and these groups are very good at using these channels to whip up their followers against foreigners in yesterday's case what happened is that these g

taliban fighters in gaza city actually all men stormed the city overnight attacking several government buildings including police headquarters charlotte dallas is monitoring the developments from kabul. we're about ten hours and counting at the moment for this assault on gaza city from the taliban we've just got the initial figures they tell us he's starting to come in we just spoke with the government hospital in gaza new they say they have seventeen dade police military persons and twenty five people wounded but that's just the initial toll we believe it will go much higher this is going to have you better between all sides this morning and it is ongoing the u.n. security council is set to hold a closed door meeting to discuss the coalition airstrikes that hit a bus full of school children in yemen fifty people were killed including children some as young as ten u.n. general secretary and tony terrace house call for a prompt and independent investigation the palestinian group hamas says a truce with israel has been reached to stop the violence in gaza but the israeli government won't confirm the agreement at least three palestinians

city. it was extremely busy. there was a suggestion that it isn't up to it erie -- isn't up to it. christopher: charlottehanks for that. you are watching dw news in berlin. i will be back in a short second with an in-depth analysis on the day's top music stories. and if you are familiar with the voice of aretha franklin who died today at the age of 76, stay with us if you can. >> you have to think about what you are saying. they could but the consequences of your actions. >> why don't you shut up, woman? ♪ ['s "freedom" being sung] ["freedom" being sung] . from . twenty twenty it takes the second time in a little despite. in june two da

civilians or aid workers to get in or out of the city more than two hundred civilians were killed and hundreds more wounded during the five day assault charlotte ballasts has the latest. the un's humanitarian chief in afghanistan visits patients wounded in the taliban assaults on me but this is not in gosney this is the capital kabul and hundred fifty kilometers north they were brought here because the city's hospital is too crowded and as we hear quite right dangerous and not open all the time that there are multiple threat posts all these questions are easing up about what had better safe arrival to hospital with a person that is affordable life patients are scattered to hospitals across kabul more than fifty have arrived at this one they are suffering from head and chest injuries and last words from bombs. the so far this year has been the worst that we have seen in terms of the damage done and the number of people killed. a very serious situation which we hope is now subsiding. gosney morphed into an urban battlefield last friday people were trapped for five days in their homes as thousands of taliban fighters and afghan soldiers fought in

have been killed and sixty others wounded the entire city went into lockdown in the main highway connecting it to the capital kabul was closed charlotte bella's have the latest from kabul. this is attack began at about two am local time here in afghanistan the taliban launching a heavy assault on the place headquarters in the capital of the province residents saying that they heard eight rockets hitting the police headquarters just after two o'clock this morning the taliban they moved in took up positions around the police headquarters and from the air they moved out throughout the city there were heavy gun battles through the morning between taliban and afghan police and afghan security forces the taliban then moved into a residential area where they remained for most of the day that's where they'd watch a lot of their assault from a centrally taking human shields in people there terrified as they heard gun battles outside they saw bodies on the streets they were hearing rockets at one point the u.s. seem to be one bomber of a hit and cell phone towers are down so they really had no way to figure out what was going on in the city the

embattled city of girls nia running out of food and water after five days of fierce fighting between the taliban and government forces at least four hundred people have died in the fighting charlotte better supports. residents of gaza a flee from afghanistan's new frontline in the war between the taliban and the military. and the taliban was stationed at the building inside gaza in the city near the office of the provincial reconstruction team and government forces were firing mortars towards the end of the mortars were hitting the residential houses. the assault started with a taliban attack on the police headquarters early friday morning over five days it is morphed into a city under siege a well stocked taliban against the afghan military which has us is support two hundred seventy thousand people shelter in their homes running out of food and water without power or communications. rather significant the government is not able to transfer the dead bodies some of them have swollen up i want the government to transfer the dead and move the injured to a safer place. the people of gaza me a largely on there are in the un has no presence in the city the main hospital is overwhelmed

charlotte ballasts reports. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes. casualties of the offensive lissa the streets those that reach the hospital find it overwhelms space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians they have so many trauma cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian barges and the u.n. we'll try to bring in trial markets and sample drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. doesn't he became the front line of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with u.s. support but the taliban bunkered down and residents' homes of p.r. war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was a jungle the storm of one hundred ninety four taliban fighters are you kidding pakistani and foreign fighters were killed in another