east village did $329,000 in revenue, down from $445,000 the year before, which is down from $600,000r before that. it's down almost 50%. west village -- $260,000 of revenue, which is shocking, 'cause it's a pretty good location. tony: yeah. sales have dropped significantly over across the board. it's so dead in the winter time that we actually close down. lemonis: it looks like it's dead in the summer, too. that's not good. and then brooklyn -- $100,000 loss. tony: i mean... lemonis: all the stores combined -- east village, west village, forest hills, and brooklyn -- lost $198,000. of that, half of it came from brooklyn. so the challenge i have is that the stores all lose money. but i think deep down, amidst all the chaos that you've created, you're very talented, you're very smart. tony: i appreciate that. lemonis: and it's still a pretty freaking cool idea, and so that's a good formula. tony: yeah. lemonis: so i'm willing to do a deal with you. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? but it's going to be a deal that... it's not going to be great. tony: okay. lemonis: okay? so i'm willing to inv

suppose the last remaining territory in syria and for now the evacuation of civilians from the east village has been put on hold imran khan has more now from gaziantep on the turkey syria border early on thursday morning it was announced by the s.d.f. spokesman for northern syria most probably that trucks would be sent to alba whose village to pick up the remaining civilians now we're hearing reports of those trucks actually came back empty handed and we don't know why there's been no word from the s.d.f. as to the reason those trucks came back empty now at the very beginning of this conflict we saw the s.d.f. tell us that there really six thousand civilians in the village itself over those two weeks a number of those civilians have actually been able to leave the largest number was on wednesday when some two thousand civilians including some myself fighters were able to leave now what happens is when they reach s.d.f. safe areas the eisel fighters are taken to a prison where they are detained and interrogated the i saw wives and children are taken to a separate part of a refugee camp where

we begin in syria where there are reports that civilians will no longer leave the east village of day but last remaining stronghold and u.s. backed syrian democratic forces are preparing to launch a final assault the s.d.f. says i still is fighting to the death on wednesday more than two thousand men women and child. and fled but booze it's believed deisel fighters have been using them as human shields the s.d.f. is being helped by iraqi troops who are determined to stop i still members from fleeing across the border or the one hundred fifty fighters have been handed to iraqi security forces for investigation or live now to al-jazeera is imran khan who's been following the story from gaza on the turkey syria border iran what do we know about the reason why there has been a pause in the evacuation of civilians from. well in the am of thursday morning it was announced by the syrian democratic forces . that there would be trucks going back into but who's to pick up civilians and bring them back now we're hearing reports of those trucks actually came back empty and we don't know why that

it's and east village show. >> yes, and i love it. >> seth: and now you're walking around -- you basicallyseth: you are very much the character you played, and you're walking around the set. >> it has become some sort of a meta snow globe nightmare like i cannot even describe. the other day i walked out, and it's like in my mind it's going to be like christopher walken and abel ferrara's "king of new york." you know what i mean? looking down coked up and what a city, what a city. [ laughter ] and instead it's me and in the east village and i kind of -- i was going to meet a friend for breakfast and i was like, at odessa across the street from tompkins square park, which was already ironic. if you have seen the show, spoiler alert, the diner's in it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and so, there i was, i had sort of forgotten my iphone, so i was walking around with like an ipad as though it was a phone, which is already like -- just doesn't make you look particularly sane if that's the vibe you're going for. and i had a big overcoat. but it was kind of too sunny, because who knows what's hap

e laughter ] and instead it'sd in the east village and i kind of -- i was going to meet a friend forike, at odessacross the street from tompkins square park, which was already ironic.if ou have seen the show, spoiler alert, the diner's in it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and so, there i was, i had sort of forgotten my iphone, so i was walking around with like an ipad as though it was a yoone, which is already like -- just doesn't maklook particularly sane if that's the vibe you're going for. and i had a big overcoat. but it was kind of too sunny, because who knows what's happening with the global warmin et cetera. and you never know what season it's going to be, do you? and then i jushad a little bit of ash on my collar. don't smoke.la [ lighhter ] and i stumbled in to tomkins right where i had, like, shot listed at odessa. ad then i, sort of -- there were people ther i ended up in the booth, directly -- exactly where nadia, the character from the show sat waiting for allen,he wonderful charlie barnett. and, instead i was waienng for my f who was not him, thank goodness. >> seth: y

from high school is last on played in syria about a thousand people have been rescued from the east village of bugaboos but the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say thousands more still remain trapped it's believe they're being used as human shields the s.d.f. is hoping to carry out a full evacuation later on friday for launching a final push to defeat the eisel site as well tim costello joins us live now from istanbul to memes are reports that civilian evacuations have now resumed what more can you tell us. well there i see evacuations continue actually it has been underway for the last couple of days more than a week actually but we are hearing that just the number of the ice of fighters who are left inside the village of those is very small right now and most of them have been moved out. of forces rekers it's a neighborhood called el hoary camps and what we're hearing from the people in the ground that there are almost a few hundred of eisel fighters who prefer to stay but we know we have been hearing that among the thousands of civilians who have been evacuated out of the village th

that has been a great deal of focus on developments in and around the east village of but whose hasn't there but when that final assault on i still is complete it doesn't mean and the war in that the instability in syria does it no this is just going to be the beginning of a new chapter of bloodshed unfortunately we're going to continue to see images like this background of destruction throughout syria for the next conceived even decade because the root causes behind all of this conflict all still present and still present the same cross the border in iraq as well well isis you know shockingly took over a third of the country in twenty fourteen. the symptoms have been treated to an extent using military power but when we look at the root causes of the conflict how they came about in the first place the kind of the sectarian policymaking that happened in baghdad and in damascus. people asking for reforms who are killed by government forces. exploits these kinds of environments and as long as that continues to exist then isis will continue to exist even if they are defeated for now milit

from the back of a fire truck and dumped in a gutter among trash and debris in new york city at east villageresponders who were so outraged by the blatant sign of disrespect they took matters into their own hands. those two heroes, chris edwards and tom flanagan are here live to explain the story. thank you for being here. you saw this on facebook. what did you feel when you saw that image? >> the outrage was to the deck of thinking about where it happened. 20 blocks from the world trade center. after 9/11, for us the american flag meant so much to us and it still does. when we were down there, working, and american flag hanging over the financial building, the sacrifice young men and women made after 9/11 for our country, for our freedom, i couldn't believe somebody -- i can't say i can't believe it because nowadays you can believe almost anything that happens but the outrage was just more towards victims of 9/11, the military that go out and sacrifice their lives every day for us. for tommy and i, i ended up dragging tommy into it. jillian: what did you do? >> chris said we can't let this

from isis last box of territory in syria hundreds of people have already been rescued from the east village of goods but u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say around seven thousand more are still trapped in the besieged enclave it's feared many civilians there are being used as human shields and israeli forces have shot dead a palestinian teenager at to protest on the gaza border the fifteen year old was shot during a weekly march in return demonstration at least forty others were injured palestinian protesters are demanding an end to the gaza blockade in the right to return to historical palestine coming up next the scientists capturing carbon to combat climate change that story is in techno. buy for now. green bacteria in the tree. because how council climate change. explores the science of capturing. this is. going to explore the intersection of humanity and we're doing it in a unique way this is science by scientific. fossil fuels powering the modern industrial economy with global economic growth. in . greenhouse. since the one nine hundred fifty s. the u.s. space agency has been mon

east village did $329,000, down from $600,000 the year before that. it's down almost 50%. his business so fast, he failed to figure out the fundamentals. so, the mold's plastic. tony: mold's plastic. man: you can't do that. with the new fda laws, you'd have to test that those chemicals aren't breaking down the plastic, which they probably are. lemonis: now he's letting down his customers... carolyn: there would be like five flavors out. lemonis: that'd be like going to baskin robbins or 31 flavors and them saying,

look at the top stories this hour there are reports that civilians will no longer leave syria's east a village of but goo's on thursday u.s. bank rebels have been attempting to evacuate civilians before launching a final assault on the area which is ice a last stronghold the syrian democratic forces of also handed over hundreds of i still fighters to iraq just across the border and non-con has more now from on top . whose is quite small village but the entire village is almost been destroyed by the shelling and coalition strikes now the arsal forces have known about this fight they have been prepared for this fight for a very long time they've dug tunnels underneath and that's likely where the hardcore of those fighters or waiting for the s.d.f. to come in on the outskirts of the village there is this tend to area where the remaining civilians are the civilians there are real concerns of the s.d.f. and to the united nations and that's why the s.d.f. haven't gone into the village itself. in or all the headlines at least seventy people have died in bangladesh's capital dhaka after a fire ripped

last remaining pockets of land in syria kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of east india near the border with iraq backed by us as strikes they've cornered eyes still in a small area consisting of just two villages earlier they foresaw faisel attempts to attack a nearby us military base with motorbike omes more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of i saw fight is. going to. be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist and the foreign in the last two months most with hundred cells were arrested they were forward. there are varying numbers according to civilians who are leaving back to stay maybe around a thousand civilians in between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians. stephanie decker has more now from istanbul the syrian democratic forces say that it is the most hard core fighters that remain in this area it is a small area of territory it will be significant of course if the announcement comes within the next week or so that'

remaining pockets of land in syria the kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of east and province backed by us as strikes have cornered iceland a small area consisting of just two villages in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of myself itas stephanie decker has more from istanbul. the syrian democratic forces say that it is the most hardcore of eisel fighters that remain in this area it is a small area of territory it will be significant of course if the announcement comes within the next week or so that's according to u.s. president that territory is over but there is still a huge threat from the group on the ground through sleeper cells car bomb suicide bombings that's been ongoing for some time there's also a huge humanitarian challenge over the last few weeks tens of thousands of people up to thirty thousand people have fled these areas most of them are families i salute family members they're being screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're be

woman contracted tuberculosis a year after the family were moved to ma who'll once a small fishing village east of mumbai. go by. when we came here from kuala my daughter was fine before she worked at a pharmacy. she had no health issues back then. the books salazar one of thousands of families that have been relocated to the area under a slum demolition drive in the indian mega city. hundreds of them have either lost a family member or have seen them battle chronic health issues since the relocation . bobby that. had just gotten started experiencing all kinds of problems after we were brought here it's difficult to get food to areas filthy the air and water and clean. there are chemical factories all around us. the new residential estate is in the middle of a heavily industrialized landscape the residents call it toxic hell flanked on all sides by oil refineries and chemical factories the air here is full of smoke and fumes and foul smelling emissions. leaks and accidents in the factories are common. it's an environment hostile to habitation that people are being forced to live in. the buildin

civilians from played in syria on thursday several truckloads of people have left the village of who was in the east of the past two days the battle group is taking place in the area. the rescue effort has been called off in bangladesh's capital dhaka for a huge blaze told through several buildings in the old town at least seventy people were killed forty others were injured. and the head of the roman catholic church says the really just body needs to heal the wounds left by decades of sexual abuse by priests. spoke at a meeting of bishops to address the scandal and call for concrete and effective measures. army commanders in afghanistan say they're confident a spring offensive will help in taking back large areas of territory from the taliban twenty one districts of fall into the group in recent months fighting has resulted in the army's highest ever losses while its strength has fallen to its lowest level in years anybody reports from kabul. this remote afghan army outpost is one of thousands nationwide often isolated and in inhospitable areas they are the first line of defense against taliban and

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piece by piece, public works crews began dismantling the large homeless encampment known as the village in east oakland. how does it look? >> it is smashed. >> reporter: tammy has lived here for a year in a camp that was sanctioned by the city. >> i think it helps clean up the garbage, but we're not garbage. >> it has been a problem spot for a long time. >> reporter: residents were warned months ago that this day would come. >> this is about to become a construction zone to the retrofit of this bridge. we need this entire area cleared so what we have been doing over the past few months is outreach and a census of the individuals living here. >> reporter: two large fires of the village last fall. also growing concerns about health and safety at the encampment and about residents illegally tapping into power on the bridge. >> reporter: those being displaced from the village is being offered here. residents tell us they are not sure what their next move is. where are you going to go? >> i have no choice to go to the tough sheds. >> reporter: laura anthony abc7 news. >>> what ideas do you see and w

to the village of barrack of all where ethnic said he and sold fled during the war where returning to make a new life alongside their albanian needless from two thousand and eight he has bonded east film about one villages attempt to forge an inclusive and peaceful future kosovo a year of fear and hope. this is western kosovo and behind me you can see the village of but. it's just a small place but what makes it so unusual in kosovo is that in late two thousand and seven a handful of serb families who had run away during the war decided to come back here that makes but one of the very few communities in kosovo where ethnic albanians and ethnic serbs live side by side as neighbors we decided to follow two families in one albanian and one throughout this his story in kosovo our idea was to see what the prospects of two communities living in peace in a land which has been divided for so long by hatred and war. as you can fell a party the night that made lease. on moved into costs of. the suppressed k.l.a. guerrillas fighting for independence for the majority albanian population to. many albanians splayed into neighboring countries a desperate exodus fueled by atrocities carried out

village. in the east of the country in the past few weeks thousands of civilians including family members have been evacuated to refugee camps in the north. defeated many of their wives and children have no homes to return to. by as territory one stretched across a third of both syria and iraq now they hold this little village in eastern syria. this footage provided by the kurdish how a news agency shows some of the three hundred islamic state fighters in the last enclave in bed. their families and other civilians are nearby they've been in this makeshift camp for more than a week human shields keeping the kurdish let syrian democratic forces from carrying out a final assault but this is not expected to last much longer on friday another forty trucks belonging to the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces evacuated civilians through a humanitarian corridor one's potential jihadists i weeded out further north to kurdish run camps for the displaced. wives of iowa's fighters from around the world often caught in the middle here at the al haul refugee camp they are kept at a separately guarded secti

forces in syria say they expect to rescue all remaining civilians from the east in the village of back dues in the coming hours that's where the battle for control of i saw the last remaining territories taking place syrian democratic forces say the group is fighting to the death but on wednesday more than two thousand men women and children were evacuated from it's believed fighters had been using them as human shields meanwhile syrian forces are getting assistance from their iraqi neighbor to stop myself members from fleeing across the border hundred fifty fighters one hundred two iraqi security forces on thursday more on that in a moment but first let's talk to him and khan who is in. turkey syria border bring us up to date with the latest on the offensive to take what's happening with the fighting on the ground. well let me bring you up to date with the absolute latest what we've heard in the last hour is that the. folks to the reuters news agency saying that he was very confident the rest of the civilians were going to leave by the end however in the last hour he's clarified that

out of its last remaining territory the kurdish fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of in east enders all problems u.s. airstrikes have helped them to surround. in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have left the area including fighters families. could be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorists and the foreign in the last two months most with hunger themselves were arrested they were foreign . there are varying numbers. maybe around a thousand civilians in between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians. violence broke out between the syrian democratic forces and a group of eisel fighters targeting a u.s. military base near the oil fields at least ten attackers were killed two escaped is syria's largest oil field and it was recaptured from two years ago stephanie deca is not developments from neighboring taki the syrian democratic forces say that it is the most hardcore of eisel fighters that remain in this area it is a small area of territory it will be significant of course if

remaining pockets of land in syria kurdish fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of who's in east india resort province near the border with iraq facts by u.s. as strikes they've cornered i still in a small area consisting of just two villages early of a force of islip thames to attack a nearby base used by the us military was motorbike bombs more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of i still fight has. been in this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist in pockets of foreign in the last two months most with hundred cells there were arrested they were forward. the rivera in numbers according to civilians who were leaving by tuesday maybe around a thousand civilians and between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians. stephanie dowrick has more on the story now from istanbul. the syrian democratic forces say that it is the most hard core fighters that remain in this area it is a small area of territory it will be significant of co

its last remaining territory the kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of douglas and east and arizona province u.s. as strikes have helped them to surround i saw members that in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have left the area. this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist impact is of foreign in the last two months most two hundred cells them were arrested they were foreign. the rivera in numbers according to civilians who were leaving by tuesday maybe around a thousand civilians and between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians the political crisis rocking venezuela has turned into a standoff over a consignment of u.s. aid sitting on the colombian side of the border the opposition is trying to work out how to get it into the country after the aid was blocked by the venezuelan military which remains loyal to president nicolas maduro it appears that donald trump will not take any action against saudi officials for the murder of jamal khashoggi but one of

the offensive is focused on the village of who's in east and there is or province backed by strike save cornett i still in a small area consisting of two villages in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated including the families of i so fighters. a tile position party has bowed to pressure from the king to reverse its nomination of his sister for prime minister in a palace statement king that year alone called described princess good rights bid for office as inappropriate and unconstitutional the thai rocks the chart party wanted to run against the prime minister a former army general who led a military coup in two thousand and fourteen. dozens of people have died in northern india after drinking contaminated alcohol at least twenty seven of his ale after consuming the drink which contain toxic methanol majority of the dead from the village of poor in the tower cound government ordered a crackdown off to three separate incidents in the past few days. u.s. senator elizabeth warren has officially launched a twenty twenty presidential bid massachusetts democrat

turning into ice over diablo with some pretty good showers too, heading down 101, just south and east of the villages, right of being 101 heading down to morgan hill tonight, and so there will be a little more snow in our own mountains. heavy snow at times, winter storm warnings, extended until about nine minutes from now. they're set to expire at 7:00 tonight, but it has been a mess getting up there all day today. in terms of the week ahead not nearly as much as we would have over the past week. just a few inches will be added to it in the next five days. down to the valley. as we would overlook the bay bridge tonight, you can see some of the build ups over the east bay. the numbers right now, cooling down as we will be looking towards the old ball yard and e mbertowards san francisco in the 40s, same for concord, 46 degrees right now, livermore at 43 and santa rosa at 47. bundle up tomorrow morning by california's standards. it'll be bone chilling. 28 degrees at 7:00 tomorrow morning. around the bay near 40, 41 degrees at the shoreline. futurecast will show you the few lingering showers, the last g

responsibilities in the maintenance of international peace and security here is what happened near east syria is a small village which happens to be one of the last islamic state on claves in syria and it is in the firing line the u.s. led coalition its troops and allies on the ground pressing it from all sides and the media's there to watching this isis village burton final push to defeat isis the villages their last remaining stronghold in northeastern syria days away from victory days before they saw the end of the caliphate the problem and a serious one at that is that aside from the five six hundred isis fighters there are hundreds upon hundreds of civilians innocent whom the terror group was holding hostage using its human shields liquid you can listen killed a lot of fun unless they killed a lot of fathomless a lot of children this time the u.s. led coalition hit a mosque and the coalition has a rule. never to hit mosques they're protected except when it stops being a mosque because the pentagon says so this mosque lost its protected status when isis deliberately chose to use it as a command and control

last remaining territory the kurdish led fight to say the offensive is focused on the village of bug who's in the east india is all province u.s. airstrikes have helped them to surround i saw members there and in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have left the area and tooting fighters families. violence broke out between the syrian democratic forces and a group of i still fight is targeting a u.s. military base near the oil fields at least ten attackers were killed two escaped. is syria's largest oil field it was recaptured from two years ago stephanie deca is monitoring developments from neighboring turkey. the syrian democratic forces say that it is the most hard core fighters that remain in this area it is a small area of territory it will be significant of course if the announcement comes within the next week or so that's according to u.s. president that obviously territory is over but there is still a huge threat from the group on the ground through sleeper cells car bomb suicide bombings that's been ongoing for some time there's also a huge humanitarian challenge over the last fe

remaining pockets of land in syria the kurdish forces say the offensive is focused on the village of who is in east and arizona province. a political crisis rocking venezuela is increasingly focused on a standoff over a consignment of us and a blocked by troops at the colombian side of the border opposition is trying to work out how to get it into the country. and the thai opposition has bowed to pressure from the king to reverse its nomination of assistance the prime minister. described princess bid for office as inappropriate and unconstitutional. at least thirty nine people have died in northern india after drinking contaminated alcohol governments ordered a crackdown now off to three separate cases and watched in just the space of a few days franco gupta reports. people in the northern indian city of sohan poor are in shock families of those killed by contaminated alcohol are try. to piece together what happened two cities and a town in the same region coping with the same crisis. that. he complained of the best of my cake so i took him to get an injection he was better then slept after coming

pockets of land in syria the kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of bog who is an east interest or province near the iraqi border fintan monahan reports. the stage is set for what's being called the final ground battle against eisel the kurdish led syrian democratic forces working there has the backing of american air power and i still is surrounded. they're ready for an exchange of fire commanders are confident that this will be isolated. so. this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terror. as a foreigner in the last two months most of the hundred cells in who were arrested they were foreign born with the full we do there are varying numbers the coding to civilians who are leaving by tuesday may be about a thousand civilians and between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians eisel once controlled large parts of iraq and syria but a concerted campaign by regional and international forces has forced them back to a small area around the village of bugaboos. well s.d.f. military

remaining pockets of land in syria kurdish led forces say the offensive is focused on the village of who's in east and arizona province backed by u.s. airstrikes they've called it i still in a small area consisting of just two villages in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have been evacuated from the area including the families of myself i says israeli forces say they've arrested a palestinian man in connection with the murder of a teenager who was arrested during a raid at a mosque in the occupied west bank is being questioned of the death of nineteen year old israeli un's bucca who was killed in jerusalem on thursday meanwhile a funeral has been held in gaza for a fourteen year old palestinian boy was killed by israeli forces a sensuality was shot on friday during protests at the border between gaza and israel palestinians have been staging weekly demonstrations at the border for almost a year and dozens of people have died in northern india after drinking contaminated alcohol at least twenty seven others are ill after consuming the drink which contain toxic methanol in several vi

syria on thursday several truckloads of people have left the village of backrooms in the east over the past two days the battle to wipe out the group is taking place in the area. at least seventy people have been killed in a large fire that ripped through several buildings in the bangladeshi capital dhaka the blaze broke out in a residential complex which also house the chemical where. and the head of the roman catholic church says the religious body needs to heal the wounds left by decades of sexual abuse by priests pope francis spoke at a meeting of bishops to address the scandal and call for concrete effective measures. army commanders in afghanistan say they're confident a spring offensive will help in taking back large areas of territory from the taliban twenty one districts have fallen to the armed group in recent months fighting has resulted in the army's highest ever losses while its strength has fallen to its lowest level in years tell me about the reports now from kabul. this remote afghan army outpost is one of thousands nationwide often isolated and in inhospitable areas th

forces say the offensive is focused on the village of back east and there is zero province. of the political pre-crisis rocking venezuela is increasingly focused on a standoff over consignment of u.s. a blocked by troops that colombian side of the border opposition is trying to work out how to get into the country. and tie opposition parties bow to pressure from the king to reverse its nomination of a system for prime minister and a palace statement came along describe princess bharat's bid for office as inappropriate and unconstitutional. well in all the stories we're following israeli forces say they've arrested a palestinian man in connection with the murder of a teenager. and was arrested right in the occupied west bank he is being questioned about the death of nineteen year old israeli. baka who was killed in jerusalem on thursday detention has led to violence between palestinian protesters and israeli forces in chad the army they're saying it's detained two hundred fifty rebels who are involved in a bordering coersion from libya fighters from the rebel union forces of

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east of the country u.s. backed syrian democratic forces are surrounded the village of by guus and it's expected to be captured within days about three hundred i suffices is said to be blocking the civilians from escaping. egyptian security forces are killed at least sixteen armed fighters in two separate raids in north sinai state media say the deaths were a result of an exchange of fire in the city of irish police also seize firearms ammunition and explosives in the raids and comes after three policemen were killed in a suicide bombing in central cairo on monday. the u.n. says thousands of people have been displaced by recent fighting in south sudan's yea state and that's despite a peace deal that was signed five months ago to end the five year civil war armed groups that didn't sign up to the agreement continue to fight against the government in areas like game river state from where have a morgue and sent this report. there's not much to live on in this house for betty and her children but she says she can't complain after all this is not her home that rather an abandoned house she found and was able to sh

last remaining territory the kurdish led fighters say the offensive is focused on the village of bob who is in east and a resort province u.s. airstrikes have helped them to surround i full members that in recent weeks more than twenty thousand civilians have left the area. but this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist impact is a foreign in the last two months most of hundred and sells them were arrested they were foreign. media there are varying numbers according to civilians who were leaving by tuesday maybe about a thousand civilians in between five hundred six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians members of saddam's parliament have called for an emergency session to discuss the government's treatment of protesters several politicians say they're worried about an excessive use of force hundreds of people have been arrested since rallies against president omar al bashir began in december human rights groups say at least forty five people have been killed on saturday a sudanese state media said all detained j

village. it's at east 12th street and 23rd avenue along 880. you can easily see it on bart. maybe you have.eavy equipment took out the property left behind. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony asks what's going to happen to the people who were there. by piece, public works crews began dismantling the large homeless encampment known as the village in oakland. >> do you see your tent in there? >> yes, i see my tent. >> how does it look? >> it's smashed. >> tammy forrest has lived here for a year in a camp that was originally sanctioned by the city. do you think this helps solve the homeless crisis in oakland? >> no. i think it maybe helps clean up the garbage. but we're not garbage. >> when the village first got this land from the city and it was so clean and beautiful and i think it's obvious that the garbage hasn't been picked up here in a very long time. >> this is a dangerous street encampment. >> assistant to the city manager joe de vries says wall street were warned months ago that this day would come. >> this is about to become a construction zone for the retrofit of this bridge. it's a

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east u.s. backed the syrian democratic forces have surrounded the village of bargains and it's expected to be captured within days about three hundred eisel fighters are said to be blocking civilians from escaping. u.s. politician bernie sanders has entered the twenty twenty presidential race. running for president the seventy seven year old independent senator from vermont has launched his second bid to win the democratic party's nomination sander says he's running to defeat donald trump who he describes as a pathological liar and racist sanders last of them to hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen who was interned defeated by the current president donald trump let's go live now to ship recounts he was in washington for us a shit we didn't work for him in two thousand and sixteen why does bernie sanders believe that it could be different for him this time. so i'll do says it's time to complete the revolution that he began in twenty sixteen and it's true and he came from almost nowhere. and won forty three percent of the democratic primary vote and in so doing he made ideas that once dismissed a