both forms were made out to dolores delgado.dolores bought matched the caliber of gun that had killed karlyn. >> we saw that this gun was one of the ones on the list. >> of itself this purchase of a gun wasn't a smoking gun. but the detectives had to wonder why dolores would lie to them about owning a weapon. and there was something else. meyers soon learned that dolores had put a box of. 38-caliber ammunition up for sale on facebook. >> now, that's obviously you can't say it's the same bullets, but it matched all the characteristics. >> all this sleuthing took months. and while the detectives were working, dolores moved to san antonio, texas, into an apartment not far from maliek kearney. 150 miles west. karlyn's mom knew nothing about this new person of interest despite staying on the detectives. >> it's me again. i just don't want you to forget my daughter because she was very much loved. >> the investigation now encompassed a half dozen states. but maryland detectives and fbi agents were homing in on dolores delgado. >> what

cabo delgado is rich in natural resources.t local people still live in extreme poverty, it's large international companies that profit from the region's wealth. the insurgency has grown around one of africa's largest foreign investments a $20 billion natural gas project run by french energy giant, total. in march, the insurgents mounted a significant attack in palma, where the project is located, prompting total to suspend its operations. the same preconditions for insurgency that exist around the gas project are also growing around one of cabo delgado's most infamous industries: mining. we trekked deep into a forest near montepuez, cabo delgado's major mining area, to gain access to illegal gold and ruby mines. multinationals, including the u.k.-based company gemfields, have bought rights from the mozambican government to extract precious minerals and stones from this area. these miners say the presence of large companies has left them little choice but to dig illegally. ( translated ): we blame the bosses of our country. if

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want to send to 1000 soldiers into the resource rich combo delgado province in july, alongside local forces, helping people to travel safely to and from the town of palmer, and suffered some of the worst violence. let's take a closer look at the growing security threat in the region. conflict has escalated in northern mozambique since and insurgency in 2017. the government says eiffel linked 5, whose operating parts of combo delgado province destroying villages and kidnapping people. an armed group known locally as else have all been mozambique, is behind much of the conflicts. their fighters have been intensifying raid the cross villages uncovered delgado over the past 4 years. but the government security forces have also been accused of grave human rights violations. amnesty says there is evidence of them torturing prisoners and dismembering opposition vices. the violence has killed more than 3000 people and displaced more than 670000. for years know heidi is a research consultant at the institute for security studies. he says, moves, and beacons have largely welcomed the better tr

this update from cover delgado, rwandan and mose. i'm beacon soldiers and now in control of this town to the y fi and it's on a key road junction. but just a few weeks ago, it was occupied by fighters from the on group house or bob. and you can see the remains of what they left behind. a lot of the buildings have been taught good. some shops have been looted, cause have been set on fire as well in the civilians and the savvy really feared the fighters from the group and toria for the headings for abducting people. and all of the villages that we passed along the road on the journey here, a still completely deserted around a 100000 people have been displaced by the conflict began 4 years ago. as the insurgents steadily took more towns and villages, more people fled by some bigs armed forces failed to stop their advance. rwandan soldiers arrived here about 2 months ago under an agreement between the 2 governments. in recent weeks, they fought the armed group out of one town after the next. and the fighters have fled into the bush. this

i'm big to an group out of several towns to the north of a cabinet delgado providence in particular, around a massive deposit of natural gas worth about $20000000000.00 us dollars. french oil . john total has a concession earlier this year. it suspended its contract and abundant. it's come because the attacks from the tom group came to close mozambique som, forth as we can see, lined up here one table to contain the group that says it wants to billing political is to, to cover the got a province. they weren't able to contain them. several towns have taken, but just in the last few weeks is random forces have been able to take those towns back. but the real big questions about firstly how this operations being fund a lot of people on the front. so tyler playing a role, but president got me in that press conference, repeat it again. he says one is doing this out of the goodness of his heart, and it's funding the operation itself are also questions about what's going to happen next, militarily, with all these insurgents having been pushed into the bush and what the next chapter, this co

un delgado y dulce bocado para terminar la noche. oreo thins. el café para dar los “buenos días”, el de “¡cuéntamelo todo!” y el de “¡felicidades!”. con quién sea, o como sea que lo tomes. café a todas horas, en dunkin'. américa se mueve con dunkin'. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >> dejaron el sureste de guatemala. esto es lo que estÁ pasando en el paÍs. >> fueron 12 horas de enfrentamientos y cortes de carreteras con un cerco que impedÍa el paso de mujeres que fueron violentamente desplazadas por las fuerzas antimotines, muchos se quejaban de haber pagado la factura de la luz pero no tener electricidad en sus casas, han quedado a oscuras, 120 policÍas de honduras estÁn listos para formar una caravana que los lleve de estados unidos desde la escala bÁsica a oficiales han renunciado acusando acoso, malos tratos y pÉsimas condiciones laborales que violentan sus derechos humanos, se quejan de no tener vacaciones, de la mala calidad de alimentos o de jornadas de trabajo de 24 horas seguidas. y cambiamos radicalmente de tema, les recuerdo que telemundo estrena hoy

rhonda sent about a 1000 soldiers into the resource rich, carbo delgado province back in july and the long side local forces that helping people travel safely to and from the town of palmer that's suffered, some of the worst vine and a closer look at the growing security threat in the region. conflict that has escalated in northern mozambique since and insurgency. back in 2017. the government says i so linked fighters are operating in parts of cub god or province destroying villages and kidnapping people and alms group known locally as our bob in mozambique is behind much of the conflict. verify just happen. intensifying raids across villages in cub delgado over the past 4 years. but the government security forces have also been accused of grave human rights violations. amnesty international says there is evidence of them torturing prisoners and dismembering opposition fighters. the violence has killed more than 3000 people so far, and displaced over 670000. let spring in bushes namir a. he is a research consultant at the institute for security studies. he joins us via skype from mote

he made the comments for a visit to cover delgado province. were landon troops been helping local forces fight back against armed groups. 1000 soldiers were deployed in the region in july, encouraged by those military victories. people are beginning to return to their homes in northern mozambique. to serious malcolm webb has been visiting some of the recaptured towns. the people who lived here all fled in fear of beheadings abductions and rape. their towns in northern mozambique had been taken over by an armed crew called out bab rwandan soldiers supporting mozambique government for to recapture the towns back in recent weeks. it took us to see the places they now control. nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced since the conflict began. 4 years ago. we met one a, juma ismael, her 4 children, and their neighbors, sitting under a tree waiting for help. they say they've been here most days. last 7 months. demick in the dark. we ran away from the attackers. they killed people and burned down our home. so now we're staying here in shacks. some

he made the comments while on the visit to the modem, bigs comp delgado problems. a 1000 random soldiers were deployed to the gas rich region in july to help local forces fight on groups. attacks in 2017 have killed more than 3000 people, and it's based almost 750000. well, cook army attended a military parade with his most beacon counterpart, felipe, and you see in the northern city of pembert, malcolm, when this report. 7 7 the parade to commemorate mose, i'm big struggled against portuguese colonial rule that began nearly 60 years ago because of a conflict. it's still happening right now. the president pulled me everyone there is here with his most. i'm beacon council philippe. you see rwandan soldiers helping mozambique and forces to fight an armed group called our ship. bob had taken over towns and cabo delgado province, stalling the extraction of off shore natural gas deposits worth $20000000000.00. companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns joint forces did working in progress. people wondering what direction the conflict. goi

and there were schools rich public delgado province for years. in july, wander, and other african nation sent soldiers to help b, mozambique, and forces regain control of the region. on 3000 people has been killed and almost 800000 displace. since the fighting began. my going to, i mean, come on and i remember well that these terrorists attacked us 4 times. the 1st one was on march 24. they came back on april 25. and then in may on the 26th, the last time they talked on june 12 and all this time, they have called terrible damage on duty to the dog vocals, where we left and fled our homes. we stayed away for a long time and then we were encouraged to go back to our villages because the security came back. and so we went back to the details and, and uprising that started in 2017 as torn apart and all the mozambie. the government says isolate fighters is still operating in parts of compet delgado, province destroying villages and kidnapping locals and on route 9 locally as our ship, bob and mozambique is behind much of the conflict that fighters hav

and the results rich couple delgado province for years in july or a wander and on the african nation, sent soldiers to help forces and from mozambique regain control of the region. more than 3000 people have been killed and almost 800000 displaced since the fighting began. but someone who do i mean, come on and i remember well that these terrorists attacked us for time. the 1st one was on march 24. they came back on april 25, and then in may on the 26th. the last time they talked on june 12 and in all this time, they have called terrible damage on duty to the dog vocals, where we left and fled our homes and we stayed away for a long time. and then we were encouraged to go back to our villages because the security came back and so we went back and out there is malcolm website update from cub delgado rwandan and mose. i'm beacon soldiers and now in control of this town to the y fi, and it's on a key road junction. but just a few weeks ago who was occupied by fighters from the on group house, bob. and you can see the remains of what they left behind. a lot of the buildings have been taug

anne soy, bbc news, cabo delgado.including the art world. top museums and galleries are now soul searching over who holds the top jobs, and which artists get their work shown. the bbc�*s laura trevelyan has been finding out how calls for racialjustice are affecting america's art scene. a neighbourhood of washington steeped in civil rights history, with a gallery showcasing black artists. since the protests following george floyd's death, he has seen a new enthusiasm for the working showing. there's definitely been a spotlight and an up tick in interest in creatives of colour and time will tell. it is great. we all need to collaborate but i also feel like it is important to have independent black—owned galleries to create a self—sustaining ecosystem. this is a featured artist whose work explores the experience of black women. she said the upheaval of 2020 has opened the eyes of the world is something she's long been depicting. it really woke everyone up and it made people realisejust how realistic racial injustice is a

mozambique and forces to fight an armed group called our ship ab that had taken over towns in cub delgado provence, stalling the extraction of off shore natural gas deposits worth $20000000000.00. companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns joint process. and if working they progress. people are wondering what direction the complex to say next government is that i may control the town and the natural gas installation, the on group and slices are in the bush. you don't know exactly how many there are weaponry they have. and if this is going to be protected, gorilla comes with an out of victory for right. leaders feel at this moment, they very much have the complex fuel and food supply problems have forced the u. k . government to make your turn on post for exit. immigration policy, me more than $10000.00 temporary work phases will be issued to truck drivers and poultry workers to is severe shortages. a lack of truck drivers has led to petrol stations closing and empty supermarket show. in spain's canary islands, the volcanic eruption on the palm. i is intensi

fox a wolf can't play basketball "delgado!" laughter ] and of course, we were assured repeatedly by the same bad faith liars, who always lie to justify their cowardice, that this day would never come it would never come. like maine senator susan collins. >> how can you be -- or are you 100% certain, without a doubt, that brett kavanaugh will not overturn roe v. wade >> i do not believe that brett kavanaugh will overturn roe v. wade. >> 'cause precedents are overturned all the time. >> they aren't overturned all the time >> more than - >> and listen to the standards that he put forth -- >> yeah. >> -- in his conversation with me, and also in the hearing. he says for precedent, a long established precedent, like roe, to be overturned, it would have to have been grievously wrong and deeply inconsistent. he noted that roe had been reaffirmed 19 years later by planned parenthood versus casey, and that it was precedent on precedent. he said it should be extremely rare that it be overturned, and it should be an example. >> so, you hav

roberto delgado noticiero telemundo 48.xico marcelo ebrard calificó con éxito de la cual discutieron temas económicos. se comporte común hacia los próximos tres aÑos y en méxico también por el gobierno de los estados unidos. es el del aprovechó deencuentro para la vicepresidencia que el presidente dirigió a biden donde plantea la necesidad de tratar de una nueva forma la migración desde centroamérica. una joven maestra y madre de familia regresó estados unidos después de ser expulsado al tratar de tramitar su residencia permanente en un consulado en méxico en fue testigo del reencuentro no se pudo lograr. en la primera en recibir a durán con un abrazo que parecía no terminar y que nos asegure por casi seis meses la ley le había quitado tengo tres hijas. en el ciento más porque estaban procurando. en el otro pedazo sus gemelas. constatando de regular su estatus mito telles en el país y siguiendo una aparente equivocada de un abogado de alto al consulado americano en ciudad juárez méxico la joven maestra fue expulsada de los

un delgado y dulce bocado para terminar la noche. oreo thins.) >>> volvemos a nueva york que no olvida las vÍimas del terror >>> cada vez celebra a sus hÉroes >>> latino quiÉn en aquel 11 de septiembre transformÓ su dolor para ir buscar sobrevivientes >>> estamos en el primero de los 2 edificios que se derruÓ y ya se habÍa caÍdo el primero >>> en la torre norte todavÍa estaba en llamas >>> nosotro llegamos en ya y cruzamos caminando manhattan nos encontramos con las llantas del aviÓn >>> n pude creer que una a llanta del aviÓn estaba en la calle >>> este primer y edificio se cayÓ en 10 segundos >>> se deumbÓ en 10 segundos quÉ veÍa ¿quÉ sentÍa? >>> serÍa posible que alguien sobrevive algo sobre esto. >>mpezamos a trepar y tratando de ver si se encontraba una persona de vez en cuando gritaban gas >>> despuÉs regresamos. >> despuÉs pasÓ un par de veces y gritaba >>> viento todos los nombres >>> tallados >>> quÉ piensa? >>> yo tengo amigos que fallecieron >>> en los aÑos siguientes tambiÉn muchas personas han fallecido por enfermedades que fueron c

lo que llamó la atención fue esta imagen el aspecto de su líder kim jong-un el dictador mucho más delgado estamos con la abogada alma rosa nieto gracias por continuar con nosotros buenas tardes. >> gracias a ustedes por la invitación buenas tardes, el gusto es mío. >> la administración biden extendió por 15 meses más el tps (estatus de protección temporal) para los salvadoreños hondureños, guatemaltecos y los que les permitiría seguir en estados unidos sin miedo a la deportación ¿qué deben hacer ahora? >> pues, primero celebrar, es una noticia filtrada, oficialmente la administración biden no lo ha dicho aún solo hay un registro de libros donde se ponen las notificaciones del gobierno pero sí hay un rumor que parece tener fuerza, pero a celebrar y no le digan al jefe que está extendido esto hasta que sea oficial, parece que será automático ni deben pagar cuotas ni hacer solicitudes, la extensión sería hasta diciembre del 2022 sin embargo, el que busca residencia permanente, padres, cónyuge o hermano permanente ciudadano deben hacerlo para que será permanente porque esto es temporal, esper

ya por la tarde, arribÓ un delgado de inmigraciÓn y vino a negociar con ellos para que regresen a chiapasra: ¿quÉ ha pasado con los migrantes que son detenidos que nos mostraste en tu reportaje? pedro: despuÉs de este espectÁculo tan llamativo esta maÑana que se dio antes de salir el sol, aquÍ en este lugar no se detuvo a ninguna persona, segÚn nos dijo el delegado con el que platicamos y Él mencionÓ que aquÍ en acuÑa se han detenido al menos 200 haitianos de las calles o los han pecado tambiÉn de los hoteles y a todos los han enviado a tapachula y a chiapas, no a haitÍ, sin embargo los rumores son muy consistentes de que en cualquier hora en los prÓximos dÍas a este campamento pueden venir autoridades nuevamente y llevarse a todos los que estÁn acÁ para enviarlos al sur de mÉxico. jorge: los albergues en reynosa, tamaulipas estÁn llenos de muchos estÁn acampando en una plaza pÚblica. y todos comparten el dilema de pedir asilo en mÉxico o intenta cruzar hacia los estados unidos. carolina: me encuentro en estos momentos en este campamento que estÁ establecido desde hace mÁs de dos meses, y

dudas sobre las garantías de los talibanes entretanto kim jong-un apareció públicamente mucho más delgadorgo esta vez tuvo un bajo perfil a diferencia de otras paradas no dio su habitual discurso delictuoso y hubo una ostentosa exhibición de nuevo armamento telemundo >>> volvemos a nuestra región para revisar las condiciones del tiempo nuestra querida maría de la bahía. josé maría en el resto del área gracias claudia. es un sistema muy complicado líderes de las costas de méxico todo esto me da subtropical llegando directamente desde su lesión norte de california se une con un sistema pacífico y lo que vemos es o me das que antes estabilizar la atmósfera genera una ráfaga a lo largo de todo el estado al norte de california es por eso a partir de las 5:00 de la tarde en toda la región es precisamente la bandera roja que significan los condados por lo menos en otro regional a me da marín y sonoma van estar bajo esta humedad con esos vientos pudiera generar incendios de controlar de una forma masiva por lo tanto hasta maÑana desde hoy en los próximos 18 horas van a ser críticas por el norte d

roberto delgado noticiero telemundo 48.ámbito obligados de las personas y el caso del coronavirus registrado esto lo dio a conocer empresa que rastrea las tendencias en los centros de houston. y han pasado las clases presenciales aproximadamente en el este escolar de texas un mandato del uso de la mascarilla debido a la oleada de los casos estudiantes personal educativo y visitantes del distrito deberán cumplir con la orden que desafía la directriz del gobernador en ese estado hay más de 200 activos y de ellos 180 son estudiantes alrededor de 800 niÑos están al frente hospitales en el valle central se están quedando en las unidades de cuidados intensivos tras el aumento en caso de la variante delta este viernes menos de 10% a están disponibles esto ha llevado a cambiar reglas especiales que requieren que acepten pacientes los funcionarios planean recibir el jueves extender las nuevas reglamentaciones. sin la capacidad calle a cero los hospitales de todo el estado también deben cumplir con reglas similares. la lucha encarniz

he made the comments while on a visit to mos and bakes cover delgado province. a 1000 were wandering soldiers were deployed to the region, which is gas rich in july, to help local forces fight groups. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. stay tuned for killing the count. ah, me. i the northern cemetery principal burial ground of the city of stock last resting place for sweden's most celebrated citizens. ah, not far from alfred nobel whose famous prizes, whose name lies another illustrious swedes, county folk, bernard dogs of visible. i like no bell. his name is linked with peace as the 1st un mediator in the arab israeli conflict. unlike nobel, his life ended violently. ah think, pulling us like man, i don't want to make peace. i have a little chance of doing so because i don't really understand the deep roots of the conflict. ah, on the 17th of september, 1948. shortly after arriving in jerusalem and adults was assassinated. the killers white wing is raining, the stern gang people were seen this true. patrick. they got caught $3.00 and $1.00 of them, the

he made the comments, one of the visits mozambique cobbler delgado province. rolando troops have been helping local forces fight back armed groups. 1000 soldiers were deployed into the resource rich region and july, they've been hailed for their rapid success. at least 100 members of june as he has largest political party and i have resigned in protest against their leadership. those who stepped down include deputies and former members of the constituent assembly. they say the parties leadership is failing to actively engage any common front against what they call evident tyrannical danger at authorities and upholding the canary islands of warning. the more homes could be destroyed as lava from the volcanic eruptions spreads further. the spanish government is expected to plan to declare the site. a catastrophe of those headlines. these continued for you here and i was 0 after people and power coming up. next news, news, news. news the brazil's amazonian ring forest is the most precious ecosystem on the planet. vital for commenting climate change. by the time the world began to acknowl

he made the comments while on a visit to most on big cub delgado province on the troops have been there helping local forces fight back armed groups. 1000 soldiers were deployed into the resort rich region in july and hailed for rapid success. okay, those are your headlines, the stream coming up next day with us off to 16 years at the helm, angular macalucio 2nd damn is one of germany's most popular chancellor with his kristian democrat, struggling in the race to replace where the resurgent social democratic party and agreeing to making headway who will emerge in front and become germany's new leader, special coverage on al jazeera dues. i me okay on this week's bonus edition of the stream. the bonus is a special guest host. hello melissa flooding from the united nation city. so good to see you. that was one of the thing, my guest host. you do have a day job. we tell everybody what that is and what you do. grave to be with you and co, moderating with your family. yes, i'm head of communications for the united nations, which means i try to get the news out to the entire world. and langua

people are waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover. delgado mozambique climate activists have organized several protests across argentina. the calling on their government on big business to now to lower carbon emissions on corresponding daniel swindler. that one of the biggest gatherings held in the capital one is area. one of the bar is a long way from the home loan process started like rest of the book just a few years ago now have a resident with a fire. it was, you know, the rest of latin america. young people become increasingly aware of being caught by dr. jay's sort of call and i believe that being a young person today, we have to talk on hunger and misery as a form of self defense because these problems are being dumped on future generation . that is the beginning of us calling for concrete political measures. the bonds be paid by society a growing and climate change is now on the agenda the election year, large and tina they pay for the last day to the gracious, melting of the drought loading of deforestation. in the rest of the count

once again, people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado mozambique still had on al jazeera and lightning strikes twice that the russian girl pre with qualifying in doubt because of the weather peter half or ah, when freedom of the press is under threat because talk genuinely about your thoughts toward the vacant government step outside the mainstream, the has been a implement here just some of access court to shift the focus. the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the way the news is covered. the listening post on the just too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archives fanny for decades revealed the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a j. o . a time for the sport is pizza. let me thank you so much. we'll start with the golf and the usa will tak

once again, people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado, mozambique germans are preparing to head to the polls on sunday parties about owing to window the undecided voters in the tightest rate race. for years. it will determine who replaces chancellor. anglo merkel who, stepping down off to 16 years. polls indicate her right leaning christian democrats, so slightly behind the center left main challenges, the social democrats, 3 more towns have been evacuated to explosions from an erupt. thing volcano intensified on the canary islands. airlines have canceled flights for a 2nd day because of a giant ash cloud. nicholas hark has the latest from the pablo, the clothes, water from dry food, and comfort, low and hears at this crisis center tried to help those who been displaced, make sense of their loss. for some, it's this belief. others shock is turning to anger. miss as bit as says, she knows who or rather what is to blame for panic with. i'm a victim of climate change and i remember when it erupt had 50 years ago, it wasn't that bad. what ha

he made the comments while on a visit to moses bigs combo delgado problems were wandering. troops have been there, hoping local forces fight back groups. us president joe biden says he takes responsibility for the hasse treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. he says, border patrol agents will pay after they were filmed using horse rains against people trying to cross over from mexico. was the headlines. the news will continue here on al jazeera right off the inside story. i'll see you next time, bye bye, for now. me and the 2nd largest property ever and is in the financial trouble. banks invested buyers and suppliers all effective. what would a possible collapse of this company mean for china and for the world, this is inside. ah hello, welcome to the program on kim vanelle. fears that one, a chinese biggest probably developers could default on its death. a rippling through global markets. the vast ever grand group has outstanding debts of more than $300000000000.00. building work on many of its projects has stopped and several investors have stopped getting paid. on

once again, people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado, mozambie police and columbia have seized an illegal shipment of nearly 3 and a half 1000 shark fins destined for hong kong. as many as 1000 sharks between one and 5 meters long were killed to produce the whole that was found the vocal airport 3 more towns have been evacuated after explosions from an iraq thing volcano intensified on the canary audience. airlines have canceled flights for a 2nd day because of a giant ash cloud. nicholas hark has the latest from the palmer, the clothes, water, some dry food and comfort volunteers at this crisis center tried to help those who been displaced make sense of their loss. for some it's disbelief. others shock is turning to anger. miss as bit as says, she knows who or rather what is to blame. i took a whole panic with her. i'm a victim of climate change and i remember when it erupt had 50 years ago, it wasn't that bad. what has changed since then? if the amount of men made pollution in the air and underground, it has changed our environment. i

i'm big, cowboy delgado province. were london troops have been helping local forces fight back armed groups. a 1000 soldiers were deployed into the region in july the divided island of cyprus is under the spotlight of the un general assembly. the invasion by turkish troops in 1974 partition. the od in between the un recognize greek separate republic of cyprus on the self declared cash republic of northern cyprus. repeated attempts at negotiations have failed. but on monday, the un sexy general is holding talks with leaders from both sides not cannot reports from the un. one of the world's longest standing conflicts flared up once again in the united nations. it was the turn of the president of the republic of cyprus at the lectern, and he lashed out at turkey's insistence on a 2 state solution in cyprus. but i cannot believe, i'm not just the absurdity of attack rhetoric, which lice in that claim about the air force for a compromise have been exhausted. earlier in the week, the turkish president had addressed the gene

their fighters have been intensifying raids across the villages in couple delgado over the past 4 years. but the government security forces have also been accused of grave human rights violations. amnesty says there's evidence of them torturing prisoners, dismembering opposition fighters. violence have killed more than 3000 people, displaced over 670000. voices and a mirror is a research consultant at the institute. the security studies. he says, muslim beacons have largely welcome the best trained and equipped are ones and forces. but there is concern among some about the intentions in mozambique. or when they say they're here because of the international solidarity add to our system with them because people that's very beautiful to hear. but do we all understand that there might be, you know, like and on interest to wind up. so how we can understand it will understand that when i'm not in all the properties of, of come to guide. but they're only present in 2 districts at panama, ending with what a prayer and does at the most important in terms of the f, l n, g. project while to be on

done, got delgado has frequently criticize the government civilian faction of failing to govern effectively. but opponents accused the army of trying to seize power on want the administration dissolved and attempted to last week was worth some tension between the 2 sides. i didn't know what that means. they blame us. we are part of the partnership. politics are based on things i don't like, but i blurred my lessons. i'm a military man. the council was created to have all the decision. and after that they said it was a counselor consultation only. but if you are a counsel for consultation, you can oblige people to apply and implement your decisions here. but morgan has more from cartoon now, one thing that the special representative of the united nations secretary general said to the deputy ahead of the sovereignty council, general mohammed hummed and no when they met. on monday it was to turn down the media rhetoric and to make sure that they tried to ease the tension between the 2 sides. the military and the civilians was we heard from general lumber handler who is also known as committee.

once again, people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado mozambique. united nations has revised its death toll of the civil war in syria for the 1st time since 2014, a report by the un human rights office says more than 350000 people were killed and the conflict began in 2011. but it admits the real figure could be much higher. years of fighting and a lack of independent reporting has made it increasingly difficult to document death. libyans have been protesting against a vote of no confidence in the transitional government by the parliament into brooke. they took to the streets of the capital to show support the unity government and to demand it remains in place until elections. those are due in december, tuesdays votes being seen as a threat to un batch pieces. bitcoin value has plummeted off the china, intensified of crackdown on digital currencies banning all transactions on friday. john is most powerful regulators, including the central bank warned anyone found defying the law would be investigated in may paging band, financial institu

people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado mozambique the united nations has revived its death told of the civil war in syria for the 1st time since 2014. i report by the un human rights office says more than 350000 people were killed since the conflict began in 2011. but it admits the real figure could be much higher. years of fighting and a lack of independent reporting has made it increasingly difficult to document. with the reuben authorities have committed the late leader of a rebel group that kills tens of thousands of people. at the mile, guzman died early this month in prison, age 86 is shining. pop group went to war with the government in your state, back in 980, a group's name for killing more than half of the 70000 people who died in the complex voters in san marina will decide in a referendum on sunday whether to overturn a ban on abortion, that dates back more than 150 years. the tiny, mostly catholic nation, is one of the last countries in europe, which forbids the procedure referendums, calling for terminations to be made

people are waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado, mozambique 3 more towns have been evacuated, half the explosions from interrupting volcano intensified on the canary islands. these are live pictures. airlines have canceled flights for 2nd day because of the giant ash cloud. nicholas hawk has the latest from the palmer, flowed water from dry food and comfort. lo, interiors at this crisis center tried to help those who've been displaced make sense of their loss. for some, it's this police. others shock is turning to anger. miss it has been says she knows who or rather what is to blame for fanny. i am a victim of climate change and i remember when it erupted 50 years ago, it wasn't that bed. what has changed since then? if the amount of men may pollution in the air and underground, it has changed our environment messages. but as has been here before, after being forced out of her home in el paso and spins island developed palmer last month, a wildfire broke out. once again on the foothill of the volcano in $300.00 hector's went up in f

people are waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover delgado, mozambique pakistan's prime minister, totally united nations that the world needs to try to strengthen the new taliban government in afghanistan instead of isolating it. eman connell's, the taliban to fulfill its promises for governance to ensure that what he called a win win for everyone. chris flew me that the united nations with more we gave a little bit of a history lesson in terms of pakistan's relationship with afghanistan and painted his country as a victim of the united states war on terror. second only to afghanistan, he said that while someone to paint his country as the reason that the taliban returned to power. in fact, his government had been attacked over the years for helping the united states in afghanistan. and that pakistani suffered as a result that thousands of them were killed. many of them as a result of us drones strikes as collateral damage. and those drone strikes that millions of pakistan were displaced in billions of pakistani dollars were lost. and to this

they are on the bus, but that is my president to me went to the provincial capital today, a couple delgado pembert and has visited his forces income to gather. so the insurgents moving into night, bring the assa province, there is some evidence of that. and some specially populated areas that they're moving northwards. there's evidence of them processing into times in the air. in fact, there's even been some reports of a few individuals being picked up in kenya. and they're moving into the forest and into the bush. so that kind of dispersing at the moment because they no match to the rwandan, the subject forces. and what i would say is an improved muslim beacon defense and security process also that he's working in partnership with these other groups, or one of the long term solutions to, to stop this, these and such and coming back and, and causing another security threat. well, that's that, i mean is the question here and i think the present to me, i wonder by alluding that rwanda can't be there forever is absolutely right. the solutions to this mostly developmental so there is a know of

mozambique and forces to fight an armed group called our ship bob that had taken over towns and cabin delgado province, stalling the extraction of off shore natural gas deposits worth $20000000000.00. companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns joining process and working progress. people wondering what direction the conflict going to say next government is that i may control the town and the natural gas installation, the group and appliances are in the bush, is not known exactly how many there are weaponry they have. and if this is going to turn into a protected gorilla conflict with an out of victory parade, the leaders here feel at the moment they very much have something. forensic experts in columbia or zooming remains from hundreds of on identified graves. they're looking for people still listed as missing from the civil war that began in the mid sixty's work as renewing hope for people who waited for closure. in some cases, for decades of a 100 p u reports. now, from the town of photo breo, where the exit nations are taking place, the grave after grave. hu

people are waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover delgado mozambique in the news ahead. explosions from that erupted volcano and la palmer and the canary islands, forcing more evacuation and kept alone his former president is released from jail in a lease. still a chance though, he'll be extradited to spain. ah hi there your weather story begins right here right now in southern pockets where we have seen flooding in karachi car stalled out and people waiting through about we steep water. the good news is we have dry conditions in store on saturday karachi with a high of 34 degrees. ok, i'm going to take you to the middle east right now. we're going to put this day forward. so here we are on sunday. we have a small wind coming down from iraq. look at the darker colors here. that's the sand and dust being tossed up. so i think for any of the gulf states, potentially we could see wind gusts here of about 60 kilometers per hours. so he's the sunshine and this will also impact visibility. temperatures are bouncing back for its bowl. we're up to 24 degrees o

bob had taken over towns and cab delgado province, stalling the extraction of all. sure, natural gas deposits worth $20000000000.00 companies visit follows the rwandan forces, recapturing all of those towns joining process did in working in progress. people are wondering what direction the conflict going to say next government is that i may control the town and the natural gas installation, the group and devices are in the bush, does not know exactly how many there are weaponry they have. and if this is going to be protected, gorilla comes out of the victory parade. leaders here feel at the moment they very much have something protested in sudan have blocked sir. k oil pipelines over a pace to which rebel groups, the blockade is happening in the eastern city of port sudan, which is the country's main port on the red sea. last october, several rebel group signed to pay still with sedans, transitional government, demonstrators, from the be josh minorities, say the agreement ignores their interests. fuel and food supply problems have forced the u. k. government to make

people waiting to see if anything else is going to change. malcolm web al jazeera cover, delgado mozambique divided the island of cyprus, is under the spotlight of the un general assembly invasion by turkish troops back in 1974 partitioned the island between the u. n. recognized greek cypriot republic, cyprus, and the self declared republic of northern cyprus repeated attempts that negotiations have failed. but on monday, the secretary general is holding talks with leaders on both sides, like our reports and the un. one of the world's longest standing conflicts flared up once again in the united nations. it was the turn of the president of the republic of cyprus at the lectern, and he lashed out at turkey's insistence on a 2 state solution in cyprus. but i cannot believe. i'm not just absurdity. rhetoric, which lice in their claim, but the efforts for compromise have been exhausted. earlier in the week, the turkish president had addressed the general assembly, the conflict. we hope that the problems regarding maritime boundary. the limitation will be resolved within the framework of interna