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girl told her let's try and run away they will kill us anyway and they skate three thousand years edis is still missing hundreds presumed held by isis the international community no longer really cares is edis don't attract the same ratings now that they aren't being slaughtered so it's up to them to recover their own children and to help them heal from what isis has done to them or our guys the odd scene from the hawk iraq. and r.t. contacted several human rights organizations about what's being done to help the victims of these crimes so far only a few have responded including the red cross. the battles in mosul in ramadi and fallujah all over iraq have yielded an overwhelming overwhelmingly large or high amount of missing people people whose fate are unknown the families are still looking for them whether they are in captivity with islam except group or any other party in iraq families do not know the fate of their loved ones and if they have the right to know the fate of the loved ones whether they have been dead or are still alive somewhere in iraq being held by a certain party to

a new report by human rights watch claims he has edi fighters kidnapped and executed fifty two civilians from two iraqi tribes including the c.d.'s are a distinct ethnic religious group which abide by their own moral code witnesses claim the s.c.t. forces killed men women and children fleeing the fighting between myself and government backed forces the victims were from tribes that had reportedly sheltered and helped by so militants human rights watch activist explains there are two tribes these are sunni arab tribes one told him to do it the other jaish these are famous tribes from the area of singe are the historical homeland of the according to the is e.b.'s these two specific tribes were complicit with isis and the day that isis arrived in the area these tribes helped isis to round up his he's turned women into sex slaves and to massacre other members of the z.t. community since then i've spent much time with u.c.d. elders who told me they had drawn up a list of individuals and of tribes and would target them and kill them if they had the chance heard of incidents where or what is no

she was rescued by a group of men who specialize in tracking down years edis kidnapped by isis they then either negotiate a sale or steal them back they have begun secrecy i don't and she got you know if i say that if we show the girl still in that position with them with their relatives a parent t.v. deal will be on that they killed the hostages. as such some of the. people involved didn't want to appear on camera but the story's chilling and what you get your good to this day one of the girls was kidnapped when she was sent. for. consecutive house here where there are several girls sand eleven twelve years old who were all raped gifted or sold as many as fifteen songs. if not for sexual pleasure isis brainwashes using children and sends them on suicide missions or sells them for money oh when isis fighters flee to turkey they sell their slaves because they need money to go back to their home countries. you may not know but when the u.s. led coalition and their allies in syria were pitted hundreds of isis fighters need that then besieged raca whose jihad just took not only the guns and

on twenty fourteen up to ten thousand years edis were killed or kidnapped by iceland just a matter of days of those a third were executed however the true scale of the tragedy may never be fully known the testimonies that have emerged suggest many have been tortured beheaded or even burnt alive in many cases entire families were captured together women and girls were often sold as sex slaves while young boys were forced to become i saw fighters someone's even old enough for school when they were forced to terrorists. my daughter was five years old and she was captured careers have passed since then so she is nine we endured a lot of suffering my brother escaped and i stayed at his place then he died instant jar i was desperate after his death and i went to stay with my other brother he is poor and has young children all girls. and all other news thousands of documents relating to controversial episodes in british history appear to be missing the u.k.'s national archives claimed or misplaced or removed by civil servants the revelation a spot quite a bit of. the british people deserve t

closest to this is the 1960s because you had a decent economy like now and then the tax cuts of ken edi carried out by lbj, gdp went to 6% for two straight years and treasury revenue increased, it's showing an ignorance of history or choosing to ignore it i should say. >> dagen: stacey why the scare tactics because the democrats know that this is a win for republicans? >> dagen, this is their play come on. so we're talking about a major overhaul of our tax system and it's a win for the republicans and it's something that the president ran on so he has been running with this, getting it over the finish line, he's got the congress working together for the first time in his entire presidency, and they don't want that. so what are they going to say armageddon. do you know what looks like armageddon if that's what this is? a lot of people out shopping happy smiling faces even democrats are enjoying themselves. i was out shopping today lines wrapped around the building the gdp is through the roof, joblessness claims are down, everything is looking rosie so if that's what armageddon looks like

three thousand years edis is still missing hundreds presumed held by isis the international community no longer. cares if the these don't attract the same ratings now that they aren't being slaughtered so it's up to them to recover that children and to help them to heal from what isis has done to them or our guys they have seen from the whole iraq. r.t. contacted several human rights organizations about what's being done to help the victims of these crimes so far we've heard from the red cross and human rights watch. the battles in mosul and ramadi and fallujah all over iraq have yielded an overwhelming overwhelmingly large or high amount of missing people people who whose fate are unknown to the families are still looking for them whether they are in captivity with the islamic state group or any other party in iraq if they have the right to know the fate of their loved ones whether they have been dead or are still alive somewhere in iraq being held by a certain party to a conflict. three years have passed the community still vastly displaced in their future comes the woman who brough

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women children men not because they were specifically involved in nice abuses and abuses against the edis but just be care because they carry the name of this tribe according to top iraqi officials in twenty fourteen alone almost seven thousand years of the people were kidnapped by i so we understand three thousand are still missing. the man would offer us and skiffs in the evenings they would get together and treat the women and have their fun with us. it was indescribable funny laugh turned into endless suffering tears and hunger i couldn't do anything that quite. as i saw loses ground in iraq because really again says the are lawful killings on torture of tribe members by year's eve the forces are yet another dark chapter for the war torn country. if any even in these battles against isis has been to end a horrific cycle of violence and iraq violence in iraq allowing groups of armed actors to target tribes to target women children men we have had nothing to do with the crimes of isis with complete impunity allowing them to torture and execute with impunity really will spell disaster fo

of their communities powerful armies that look after their own be they shias sunni's turkmen always edis there are still potential enemies be they neighboring communities countries even current allies the u.s. led coalition. we know the americans very well they always have a stake everywhere both iraqi government and isis. the americans did to the kurds they encourage their referendum and the last moment. we don't take orders from the americans. and on that at least has the shah be agree with the government now. we hope that with isis demands the coalition forces will leave it's that simple the question remains open what to do with hundreds of thousands of armed religious paramilitary fighters who threw away their lives to save their country from isis or i guess. see from baghdad iraq. putin has addressed russia's military at his annual meeting with the defense ministry has more now on the president's plans for military spending and foreign policy well ahead on a number of issues everything from pensions to the military budget with of course a heavy emphasis on international defense stra

when twenty fourteen up to ten thousand years edis were killed or kidnapped by us and just a matter of days of those a third were executed however the true scale of the tragedy may never be fully comprehended the testimonies that have emerged suggest many have been tortured beheaded or even alive in many cases entire families were captured together women and girls were often sold as sex slaves while young boys were forced to become fighters someone's even old enough to school when they were forced to serve the terrorists. my daughter was five years old and she was captured for years have passed since then so she's nine we endured a lot of suffering my brother escaped and i stayed at his place then he died instant jar i was desperate after his death and i went to stay with my other brother he's poor and has young children all girls. i would have you k. now where thousands of documents relating to controversial episodes in british history appear to have gone missing the u.k.'s national archives claim they were misplaced or removed by civil servants revelations cause without. the british

backed kurdish fighters the un has declared the massacre of the years edis as genocide. there's been a torch lit march in the run up to elections in the spanish region of catalonia protesters in barcelona called for the release of politicians and activists jailed by the central government in madrid for organizing a session referendum in october the spanish government imposed direct rule in catalonia after regional leaders declared independence call pen hall is their. the march that we're seeing now is a fairly small torchlight march by probably independence activists have forced this is part of the wider campaign for the parliamentary elections on this coming thursday but this group in particular of calling for the release of what they called the political prisoners there referring to a group of catalan pro independence politicians who were imprisoned by the spanish central government take a move a little bit i'm just seen in the booking right now down the iconic last round us who rely on the most touristy areas all by the lowdown. willing to live. and caring for the lea

backed kurdish fighters and un has declared the massacre of the years edis a genocide. head to the polls on sunday in what's expected to be the closest presidential election in decades a surge of voters known as the dissatisfied left could help put a conservative coalition back in power for the first time almost thirty years a lot of america edited this in human explains. is a community leader in this community of fifty families living in an informal camp. homes made out of anything they can find like amalia almost all of them work. a lot of people don't have money to pay for rent it's too expensive on a minimum wage and if you have to pay for education food and medicine you are forced to resort to this. when seventy six year old. daughter became a widow she could no longer pay for rent on her meager pension now her main priority is her health. i haven't been able to see a doctor for a year even though i have chronic illnesses every month i ask for an appointment and when i go it's been changed or there's no doc. chile so-called free market economic miracle isn't workin

backed kurdish fighters the un has declared the massacre of the years edis a genocide. heroes have been held for four palestinians killed by israeli forces during protests in gaza and the occupied west bank on friday they were running against the u.s. decision to recognize jewish land as israel's capital one was an activist who lost both his legs during an israeli air strike in two thousand and eight alan fischer was at the funeral. we came in the thousands to see good bye to a man and what he represented. three a lost both his legs in a near strike during the two thousand and eight gaza war but he became an unlikely symbol of palestinian defiance and resistance. the twenty nine year old often went in his wheelchair to fly his flag at demonstrations and protests all over gaza he went on friday to the border with thousands of others to protest donald trump's decision to declare jerusalem as israel's capital. donald trump must reverse his decision jerusalem as the capital of palestine a call on all arabs to support the palestinians and if they don't we palestinians will d

[ applause ] and my last thank you today goes to our 35th anniversary commemoration sponsors, pbs, edie and fred ross, land of the free foundation. pen fed credit union. the slater foundation. usaa and wells fargo. thank you for helping to make today's ceremony and all that we have done this year to mark the 35th anniversary of the wall possible. [ applause ] before we begin our program today, we'll pause to recognize our p.o.w.s and m.i.a.s. i call your attention to the chair which occupies a place of dignity and honor on our stage. let us always remember and never forget their sacrifices. and now i'd like to start with an invocation. please welcome our chaplain, major luis a. garayua iii who will lead us in the invocation. >> would you please join me in prayer. heavenly father, as we celebrate the 35th anniversary of this wall let us remember all those who served and those that are not here today. we commemorate those names that are on the wall and lord, we pray for those that are here today that still carry the scars from service in vietnam. we ask that in your precious and mighty na

that's how i remember edie. and then ed lee and those other people, who have already passed on. thank you very much. >> president buell: thank you. >> clerk: anyone else wants to make general comment? seeing none. >> president buell: before i entertain a motion on the consent calendar, we have a request to speak. we welcome you and send our regards to supervisor yee. >> today i wanted to speak on 5-c, the west portal playground and i'll read a letter that the supervisor included in the report. i'm writing to express my support for the prioritization of the west portal playground renovation project. west portal playground is one of the most utilized playgrounds in district 7. due to the playground state of disrepair, the failing playground's task force identified it as a priority for renovation and is classified as a tier two approximating playground of the lets play sf tt initiative. since 2014, my office has been working in collaboration with the recreation and park department, san francisco parks alliance and the friends of the west portal playground to continue driving this p

. >> edie whisner.ight for same-sex marriage led to a supreme court ruling and led to the legalization of same-sex marriage in the united states. this woman a true shs tris a tr, true champion. >> rockwell made this painting after being inspired by franklin d. roosevelt accepted to congress. >> at 18 eventually she worked for nasa where she made pie nearing calculations and was nicknamed the human computer. in 1933, sally ride joins the mission and became the first american woman in outer space. >> one of the most celebrated scientists, an electrical engineer, how about that, off our time known as the queen of carbon science. she was able to distinguish several heart rhythms of her patients simply by touch and vibration, and she received the medal of freedom from lyndon johnson in 1954. she died in 1986. please tweet us at #velshiruhle. >> i'll be back at 3:00 p.m. today. stephanie ruhle and ali velshi will be back in the new year and you can check them out at 12:30 eastern time. >>> unchained. the pres

joining us to discuss are edi r editor-in-chief of "the daily beast" john avlon and chris cillizza. john avlon, the idea that he is no longer agitated about the russia probe, that is newsworthy and notable. it sounds as though he is sort of transferred his ire to christopher wray, head of the fbi. this is some of maggie haberman's reporting, in addition to sara's. >> what's fascinating is the reason the president is incre e increasingly feeling he is going to be exonerated comes from the lawyer. expect a big exoneration. it will all be okay. there is light at the end of the tunnel. the dangerous trap is if there is not an exoneration, an official letter which doesn't seem to be standard operating procedure. that could create major backlash. there is a lot of containing the president, managing expectations. if he's feeling a little bit better about things because his lawyers tell him it will all be fine, beware of the blowback. >> it would be interesting if the surrogates around the president are making donations around the mueller team relevant again. he is a political appointee. it

edie feated jones about -- he defeated jones by 20,000 votes. moore claims there was an irregularity and should be an investigation of fraud. >>> back here in the bay area, experiencing another day of crisp and cool weather with no rain in sight but better than what the country is experiencing, temperatures getting cold. >> dangerously cold weather putting millions of people at risk. reporter mike tobin has the story from chicago. >> you wear the boots, i have really heavy boots on today, heavy work gloves, you know, layered up, i have five layers on. >> reporter: arctic air consuming a huge swath of the country. >> just hurrying up, being quick about it so you can jump back in the truck where the heater is. >> reporter: temperatures falling into the single digits in many cities, 30 million people under a wind chill advisory just trying to stay warm. the national weather service is warning people about the dangers of being outdoors particularly frostbite because people don't know when the frostbite is setting in. >> quickly the pain goes away an

katharine: after school in 1939 when my fath letters to the edi i wrote a few editorials of no great moment. brian: when did you meet phil gramm? katharine: that year when i came back. i was really surprised because when i left washington to go to college it was still a very republican town and it was kind of stuffy, you know. there were parties of my parents' age and our parties third nd of dances and generation real estate and when i got back the new deal had come and it was prewar. and the town was just full of attractive young men. and it was not the town i remembered. i was simply thrilled. brian: how did you meet him? katharine: i met him in a house where i got to know some of the people -- two of the people who worked on "the post" that were living there. there were 12 bachelors in this house. and he was one of the 12. i didn't meet him until he was going out with some other women -- girls. and i actually met him one night when we had all gone to a restaurant and we were coming back. they were living on s street. they hadn't moved to arlington which they later did. i met him w

<edi maya / nursery worker: "speechless, kinda, you know?"van latham / resident: "there's gonna be many people affected by this both short run and long run."> (grant) winds of 20 to 40 miles per hour are expected through mid-week. that's an improvement over the powerful wind gusts that fanned the flames in previous days. let's take a look outside right now...(grant) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. strong high pressure will remain in place through much of the week and result in dry weather conditions along with above average daytime temperatures. clear skies and weak offshore flow will allow for cool overnights which will warm slightly late in the forecast period as onshore winds return. (grant) in the east bay... in the east (grant) (grant) in the east bay... chilling testimony today in the preliminary hearing for the two people charged in oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire. kron fours terisa estacio reports. (estacio)here in oakland at alameda county superior court a former tenant testified that