way in the future is the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul-latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in a car will wedding hall bombing. the bus. they are against humanity did not lose limbs and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just abetting party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further eyesores cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually a cheese piece i saw will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony berty al jazeera kabul the us president donald trump has acknowledged the death of the former al qaeda leader osama bin laden's son hamza for the 1st time the white house released a statement in which hundreds of bin laden's death was confirmed he was reportedly killed last month in a counterterrorism operation on the afghan pakistan border

considers the kurds their most important partner in the fight against eisel but turkey says the y p g is allied to the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. so its long term presence along the border won't be tolerated the p.k. k. which was formed in turkey 41 years ago is considered a terrorist group by ankara the e.u. and the us. if the fighters withdraw from the border area it will hurt us they are the only force that stops corruption in the region. united states has interests with those as well as the kurds we also know that the kurds are the only ones who successfully stood against eisel so it's in america's interest to keep them on site the withdrawal deal was reached after turkey repeatedly warned it would send its military into northern syria to target the y. p.g. plaza militant we want our people to live safely we know we are strong combat units and we can fight and we fear for our people but now with this agreement we can build a good life in our regions and cities. the areas the kurds have withdrawn from after now being monitored from the turkish side. president reggie. says

popular mobilization forces that are very well supported by iran that were formed in 2014 to fight eisel that were integrated into the iraqi security forces in 2016 now they are very powerful in this country and as we know iran plays a huge role in iraq both politically and economically the iraqi government has repeatedly said that the p.m.s. are very much under their control and have flatly denied as we've heard on more than one occasion in the last 24 hours any role in these attacks but i think these kind of contradictory statements certainly are drawing attention to the kind of pressures that iraq a major u.s. ally is under when of course it is such a huge regional ally with neighboring iran iraq relies on iran for around about 40 percent of its electricity needs it's a huge economic player as well a great economic help to this country of course shares a strong religious ties so there has been a lot of speculation as to how these these armed groups these iran armed groups would react to any kind of escalation between the u.s. and iran and of course that puts a lot of pressure on the i

in the future it's the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in the car will wedding hall bombing. them they are against humanity they're not all muslims and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just a betting party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further isolate cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually a cheese piece i saw will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony berty al jazeera kabul a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya government has a victim hundreds of thousands of settlers from the now for the past 20 years as nicholas hark reports now indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is its rare wildlife. deep in the

in the future it's the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in a car will wedding hall bombing. them they are against humanity they're not muslims and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just a betting party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further isolate cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually a cheese piece i saw will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony berty al jazeera kabul. we have plenty more ahead for you on this news hour including plug in power frankfurt's merger so goes green with high end electric cars. set to hold its 2nd democratic presidential election since the 2011 arab spring and in sport in english champions manchester city are put in their place by unfancied opponents piece i

way in the future if the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul-latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in the car will wedding hall bombing. them they are against humanity they're not all muslims and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just a verdict party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further isolate cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually a cheese piece i saw will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony bertie al jazeera kabul a good weather in eastern australia isn't helping firefighters slow down the pace of destruction by bushfires more than 100 have been burning for days in new south wales and queensland bones and property have been destroyed and fire crews are warning everyone to stay alert. flooding in southern spain has killed at

in 2017 iraqis and on the syrian side the syrians managed to take back control of the border from eisel fighters they're in control now but even just a year ago it would have been very difficult for someone like me to stand here and broadcast live because there were still pockets of i saw fighters all the way around this area so this is now being seen as a big success for the iraqi people for the iraqi army who say we've managed to clear the entire area of ice or fight as you can are drawing through the province pretty much unmolested there are only a few checkpoints and now the idea being that they want to get these trade routes into syria reopened and this is the 1st one they're actually going to open 2 more border crossings with syria in the coming weeks to come what impact cimarron is that likely to have not just for syria but its neighbors as well. well it does have a big regional implication when the border crossing was opened just a few minutes ago she was able to go through on to the syrian side and these pictures of president bashar assad absolutely every way he's showing he's

has been seized and controlled by various groups over the past 7 years including syrian rebels and eisel iran can has more from. that's right the border crossing is now open is called on the syrian side we have the syrian ambassador and the interior minister walk through the area and meet with dignitaries they met with the representative of the rocky prime minister now what the syrians said that this was a very big success it showed that both countries had defeated eisel fighters and that the iraqis what they said is that this is going to be the 1st of 3 border crossings are going to open in the next few weeks with syria so both sides say it's a tremendous success down 2014 fighters were able to take over this border crossing and they use this entire area as a staging ground to manage and to mount their assault on amber province including taking over 2 of its major cities in 2017 the iraqis were able to take back the border crossing on this side with help from the syrians on the other side but even just a year ago it would have been impossible for someone like me to be broadcasting from

in the future it's the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in the car will wedding hall bombing. the bus. i guess humanity did not lose limbs and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just a burden party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further i saw cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually achieve peace i so will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony berty al jazeera kabul. rescue efforts in the bahamas have been temporarily suspended and some airports kills as tropical storm better so threatens to hit areas already devastated by hurricane dorian at least 50 people are confirmed dead and more than a 1000 are still missing alan fischer reports from the capital nassau. this looks like a picture perfe

our launch a campaign to clear surrounding deserts sent areas north of the capital of any remaining eisel fighters including some of whom may have cross from syria to the head on the program an unprecedented emergency book enough aso the u.n. warns more than a 1000000 people face a food crisis spots. i'm natasha buckley in paris where a new exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the final decades of francis bacon one of the 20th century's most important artists. hello there mostly care across much of the middle east we have got some cloud just a spelling really from the eastern end of the black sea on tools the caspian sea maybe a stray shower in line with that but no certainly anything in the way of persistent rain full time which is not too bad 40 celsius in baghdad is the average for this time of year of us and a lot better than it's been for the last few weeks and also a nice day wednesday in beirut with a high of 29 very little change as we head off into thursday further to the south we have got to an increase in the breeze a shawl from the old west is coming down and slightly bringin

military says the attack was part of a larger campaign to clear areas north of baghdad of any remaining eisel fighters including saddam may have crossed from syria the u.s. led coalition says congress island has become infested with ice or fighters who are believed to be using it as a transit hub and safe haven still ahead of al jazeera war games in venezuela countries neighbors urging calm plus. i'm natasha buckley in paris where the new exhibition offers a read glimpse into the final decades of francis bacon one of the 20th century's most important artists. they whether she settled in sally across central and eastern parts of you little more clout over towards the baltic states but the think has clout the liveliest whether that's a bit tools western part so if you see some very heavy showers just around that west side of the mediterranean then the remnants of what was our can doria making its way across that northwestern corner of your through the british isles pushing into scandinavia the low countries as we go through the next couple of days where to stay still a blessed st day there acro

northern syria turkish troops went into african jobless and bob after launching an offensive against eisel and syrian kurdish fighters the y.p. g. turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist organization and wants them out of the border areas the kurds are backed by the us and control much of north eastern syria it was. we cannot bring in our guests joining us on skype from amman is cease the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis in istanbul is he. he's the spokesman for the syrian negotiations commission and on skype from damascus talib abraham a former professor at auburn university welcome to all of you thank you very much for coming on the program i'm going to start with you mr mooses to talk about the prospects of this new agreement that's been reached to try and change the constitution there have been several rounds of discussions prior to this do you think this is this how optimistic are you that this time we will see some kind of progress towards some kind of a resolution. well i mean as the secretary general says this is really a positive development development

close to the tora bora region which is a stronghold of various groups of fighters they say that 20 eisel fighters were killed now this is being contested by a provincial council member and also now by several local government sources who say that the people were killed were actually civilians israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called on his main rivals the centrist benny gantz to join him in a unity coalition that's after he said there's no chance he could form a right wing government following the 2nd election this year weeks of talks are now likely before a new government can be formed after the 2nd election this year for saudi arabia has presented what it calls undeniable evidence that iran was behind the attacks on its own facilities at a news conference the saudi defense spokesman displayed daybreak he alleged was from the strikes a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were said to have been launched at the 2 oil plants we had says it will take its case to the united nations but yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility and say the saudis evidence has been faked.

trying to bring in those persons affiliated with the iranian government not just groups such as ohio or eisel which don't have any government ties it really is a way of trying to punish an actual government for what the u.s. considers illegal behavior and behavior that threatens its national security. and jordan with the update from washington thank you hong kong's chief executive terry lamb has agreed to one of the main demands of the long running protest movement she has announced of a drawl of an extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial the protest leaders aren't willing to call off the demonstrations when he reports from hong kong. it's what millions of people have been demanding for months the complete withdrawal of a.

way in the future if the attacks in afghanistan now that frighten people abdul-latif knows the pain eisel can inflict his youngest son abdul jamil was a musician who was killed in the car will wedding hall bombing. them they are against humanity they're not muslims and nothing about our religion allows you to go and blow someone up this was not a military police this was just abetting party breaking up this group has been a big success for the security forces but there has been some concern and surprise that it took so long to catch them and there are worries that there may be further isolate cells waiting to be activated it is clear that when afghanistan eventually a cheese piece i saw will still be a big problem that will be difficult to solve tony berkeley al jazeera kabul. fights have broken out in hong kong as political rivals traded blows in a shopping mall videos posted online showed groups of men many waving chinese flags attacking people they thought were pro-democracy protesters hong kong has been gripped by weeks of sometimes violent demonstrations against beijing's influence o

we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with lee eisele about his book, refugees in america stories of courage, resilience, and hope in their own words. i'll come back, lee. i want to ask you a couple logistic questions. i am sure people are thinking i have an idea for a story, i would like to do this kind of treatment with the people i know. can you talk a little bit about how do you find a publisher, how did you get this book published, what was that process? >> it is a long journey. you have to have a lot of patience, which all refugees have, to have to have a lot of patience to do a book. this kind of book is harder than i thought. i am only reflecting their stories, i had to work carefully with when writing their stories to make sure they were happy with it. i am not writing a book of fiction, i am not just writing an academic book, it is people's lives that are at stake here. i wanted to make sure to get it right and they were comfortable. and, i had help to get an agent in new york. the agent shops the book, it records university expressed interest. and, finally that

taliban must enter into talks with the afghan government and contain armed groups like al qaida and eisel. i cannot tell you which bases we will leave because of security concerns but we will share it after the agreement is signed we have not even shared that information with the taliban yet but we will withdraw troops from 5 bases in the 1st 135 days if everything goes as planned. despite an optimism the taliban is still looking for literature. its fighters launched a major operation and over the weekend attempting a repeat of a 2015 takeover of the city when u.s. . afghan special forces repel the attack they move south taking probably kumari another provincial capital leading to questions about when the violence would decrease our dish both sneezed this ceasefire issue will be discussed in talks directly between the taliban and afghan government and that is part of our deal with the taliban the taliban will gradually decrease the fighting which will lead to a ceasefire. something that the afghans can't come soon enough bellus al-jazeera. ok let's get more on that story for you joining u

back to iraqi forces against eisele was pushed out of almost all of iraq in 2070. nigeria's army is being accused of detaining thousands of children over suspects suspected involvement with baka her on human rights watch says the children are being kept in huge inhumane conditions and that many are held without charge the u.n. says more than 3600 children are believed to have been detained in the last 6 years nearly half of them were girls 3 of them told human rights watch that male soldiers sexually exploited female detainees with some even foreign pregnant none of the $32.00 children interviewed by b. h. r. w. were aware of any charges against them a 3rd said they had been beaten by security forces during interrogation the youngest detainee was just 5 years old when nigeria's military has denied those allegations as there is automated resupport from the capital of borno state. friends ali and buys another doing what they love most playing football but they haven't always enjoyed such freedoms. they were raised by mothers married to book or apply to. the boys now

far they were set up in 2014 as a fighting force to tackle the eisel offensive and were very effective in that endeavor in 2016 they were formally integrated into the iraqi security forces they play a major role in this country's military and and it and its politics and we've had statements previously from the iraqi government sang that the pm f.-i very much under the control of the government but in recent months at least there have been questions as to how much control indeed the government has over these very powerful forces and of course these kind of statements from the u.s. now as tension increases between the u.s. and iran especially after these it's acts it shows just how much pressure the iraqi government which of course is such a major u.s. ally is under some analysts describe the iraqi government as being bitter. in a rock and a hard place obviously iran is a huge ally of this and. the u.s. so the presence of these militia forces has been questioned for months now and this statement from pompei owes certainly increasing tension and making those questions even harder certainl

nobody knew it seemed until now because apart from a deep blowing hatred towards assad all these rebels eisel and self-governing jihadists they could have another thing in common a big wealthy arms dealer lurking in the shadows. able gary an investigative journalist has claimed to have exposed an elaborate network of private american companies which have been buying weapons from serbian manufacturers and shipping them to the middle east the journalist managed to get through a labyrinth full of fake trails and dead ends designed specifically to cover the tracks to the network's command center the pentagon. in one instance an american company 04 industries used a british broker as its middleman to buy mortar shells from serbian manufacture acoustic and this e-mail says to learn or is a direct proof of that and it was business as usual up until the moment one crew sick was about to get paid because none of the companies adult with wanted to wire the money instead they wanted to finish the transaction and through a nother 3rd party british company and this raised all sorts of red flags. bearing i

they army has closed a number of its offices in the northeastern states up to facing threats from eisel and boko haram it comes only days after another aid agency action against hunger was shut down of the accusations it assisted what the government says a terrorist group's up and address reports now from a brutal. the shutting down of operations of mercy corps international in the north east of nigeria follows the discovery of $29000000.00 naira approximately $95000.00 u.s. dollars cash with a driver who said the money belonged to the organization that has forced the suspension of approaches in at least 2 streets in the north east of nigeria area that has borne the brunt of boko haram attacks over the past 10 years including of course the epicenter of the crisis in borno state now this action followed the suspension last week of operations of another non-governmental organizations in the north east of the country action against hunger which was accused of aiding or supplying book or are fighters with walden medicines because the nigerian military i said is accusing the organization of

travel to the capital damascus with the aim of speaking to locals and observing serious recovery from eisel and they say they received no funding from the country's government among those angered by the visit were journalists from c.n.n. and the intercept who accuse them of white washing and government support here are some of their reactions. this is some goebbels prancing around syrian government luxury tour. and milky syrian refugees who can never return to their country with their fish can be tortured to death started to read a certain journalist's thread from inside damascus this am then found myself getting pell potations which progressed into spasms of rage how can anyone be so blindly credulous on the cossack's involved it is such a disgrace. l m a o ron and mocks are in damascus neither of them speak arabic yet they claim to be talking to many syrians there why aren't they disclosing who's translating for them and helping them mount. this is to be expected and so they're trying to intimidate americans or europeans and people from the west from coming here they're trying to break of

taking pause the drill aims to take cooperation between the countries to a new level in the face of eisel like tariff rights among the spectators is flags of a putin as well as watching them in a vis the russian president's been meeting with his current his counterpart. i . this is a very loud if press of spectacle the simulated food terrorists of predictably being beaten back and just a few meters away from us we have military observers from all over the world i counted at least a dozen nato badges watching the show watching the spectacle glad to be a putin with the president in the stands as well 20 meters away from us but there's a purpose to this is isn't just a shoe for enjoyment to a spectacle this is an exercise to form a unity to form corporation between asian nations asian states that threatened by islamic radicalism and this is their effort to sort of get to get to know each other get to work together even india and pakistan odds with each other open conflict working together here behind me as i reported earlier the story is radical islamist terrorists of come to power in a simu

northern syria turkish troops went into african jobless and bob after launching an offensive against eisel and syrian kurdish fighters the y.p. g. turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist organization and wants them out of the border areas the kurds are backed by the us and control much of north eastern syria thank you we can now bring in our guests joining us on skype from amman is. the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis in istanbul is he. he's the spokesman for the syrian negotiations commission and on skype from damascus talib abraham a former professor at auburn university welcome to all of you thank you very much for coming on the program i'm going to start with you mr moon sis to talk about the prospects of this new agreement that's been reached to try and change the constitution there have been several rounds of discussions prior to this do you think this is this how optimistic are you that this time we will see some kind of progress towards some kind of a resolution. well i mean as the secretary general says this is really a positive development development

groups like al qaida and eisel. i cannot tell you which bases we will leave because of security concerns but we will share it after the agreement is signed we are not even shared that information with the taliban yet but we will withdraw troops from 5 bases in the 1st 135 days if everything goes as planned. despite an optimism the taliban is still looking for leverage. its fighters launched a major operation and over the weekend attempting a repeat of a 2015 takeover of the city when u.s. and afghan special forces repelled the attack they move south attacking poly kumari another provincial capital leading to questions about when the violence would decrease. the ceasefire issue will be discussed in talks directly between the taliban and afghan government and that is part of our deal with the taliban the taliban will gradually decrease fighting which will lead to a ceasefire. something that the afghans can't come soon enough bellus al-jazeera. argentina's imposed currency controls that tries to stabilize the markets a

repulse but they're very difficult to spot as well we've seen that in the field in the fight against eisel and in other areas when these small drones are deployed it is very difficult to spot them if you are employing a missile defense shield they don't produce a heat signature that you you could trace they're so small in nature that would be very difficult for somebody to stop them so it is an effective tool that the hooty seem to have mastered and now they're attacking saudi facilities more and more and absolutely in the heart of their saudi production line to talk to about the importance of saudi aramco to saudi arabia brother no you've done a documentary for us and i just want to play a clip of that to our viewers. it seemed like a great idea the world's largest oil producing company pumping millions of barrels a day to become the world's largest ever traded stock. for you what a novelty. and prince eager to make his mark as a reformer wanted to partially trade saudi aramco for. 2 trillion dollars but that failed to get off the ground and the prince's vision 2030 seems blurry. saudi ar

treasury department imposing sanctions on groups like eisel and hamas and islamic jihad in the revolutionary guards but of course the sacking of john bolton pretty much took over that they i thought there was some interesting stuff there where let's start with what. might come players said the president is entitled to the stuff he wants any moments people he trusts and values compare that to the way donald trump actually got rid of john bolton. the thought whole thing is just all and i mean it looks like a movie doesn't it when the reporters are all shouting over one another trying to get their question haired and the fact that it lasted what 12 minutes or so is also very odd that you'd have to senior people from the administration from an administration that doesn't brief that often would put them in front of the media for 12 minutes and they would spend most of that time talking about the guy who's not in the room who do you believe according to john bolton and he's been texting people about this over the last couple of hours there was a discussion last night about afghanistan got quite he

has been seized and controlled by various groups over the past 7 years until being syrian rebels and eisel across england are being reopened for trade and travel. time for short break here al-jazeera when we come back chained abused and tortured not jail and police free at least $300.00 imprisoned believes. millions of somalians are being forced many more frequently now than ever before we'll tell you why more of them stay that. there was some nice warm weather across the south of the southeast of the united states but there's a real change on the cars look at all this house streaming in across northern sections pushing down out of southern canada and this is bringing with it a winter storm now is fairly widespread this time of year storms like this can really cause some damage the leaves are on the trees it's going to be very heavy wet snow has some pretty strong winds in fact we could be seeing some blizzards and that snow really spreading southwards as we go on into sunday pushing all the way down into areas of wyoming and across into utah and of the temperatures minus one celsius in ca

here iraq she has a huge border with iran and a common religion iran had a vital role in fighting eisel in iraq so it's been a fitting politically and economically in iraq now but we hope that eventually the . iraqi companies can be stronger then the foreign oil iran is pouring money into religious tourism around the holy sites in karbala but iraq is a major u.s. ally some u.s. officials have complained to their iraqi counterparts that iran is investing here to try and lessen the effects of sanctions over its nuclear program the iraqi and iranian government recently signed agreements focusing on infrastructure development and hope to build a direct role link between the 2 countries trade between iran and iraq is worth around $12000000000.00 a year iraqi religious leaders say donations and investment is flooding in from around the world but they don't deny that iran is the biggest foreign player here. in the next 4 years will expand the area up to 20 times the size it is now because the numbers of people visiting increases every year we're also expanding projects offering services such a

concentric circles of checkpoints because of course sheer sites have been targeted in recent years by both eisel and old card but these officials are telling us that our security has improved certainly in the last year or so the last couple of years they're seeing more and more people come to commemorate on a shura. in terms of how people commemorate here i think a lot of attention is often jaw jacobi to bust. the some of the so flagellation and what some people call rituals that happen hey but jews commemorated various different ways they put on what to describe this passion plays and acting out what happened as you say more than 1300 years ago and it's a time for mourning and prayer we've had some statements from the government the prime minister and the president saying it should be saved as a time of renewal of the very keen to push forward the idea of pushing forward with very important reforms for this country we also understand security is tight in various other cities across the country a pivotal role for the p.m.a. the. notice how should the shabby these of these iraq. militia groups th

fighting between eisel and security forces this push thousands from their homes in the air. it's really a u.n. of the art world i would say desperate journeys immortalize stories of the world's refugee crisis are told through. and installed christiane around our own target for you venters the latest from italy is city are coming up in spite. of the world health organization has taken a rather unusual step of complaining to tanzania about the failure to share information about the bowl of virus and the terms of the government denies a bowler has been confirmed in 2 patients who suffered from an unknown illness recently the w.h.o. says tanzania hasn't shared clinical data all aboard 3 tests up to now tanzania shares a border with the democratic republic of congo where more than 2000 people have died in an ongoing outbreak. the land mines are a constant threat in the air government forces are battling i saw and other groups who are vying for control of remote desert areas i saw attacks of force tens of thousands out of their towns and villages including in our tears that's in t

coalition attack a drone strike against what's claimed to have been an islamic state hideout and that 20 eisel fighters were killed and now we know that this hideout is close to the tora bora region which is a stronghold for a number of groups of fighters but it also seems as though harvesting pine nuts in a nearby field where a number of civilians people come in from neighboring provinces to take part in harvest at this time of the year and according to other sources in some of the local councillors now backed up by local government sources. 30 civilians were killed and a further 40 were injured now trying to ascertain the truth of it that will probably come in the following hours it is probably somewhere between the 2 that probably was a hideout that was targeted but it could well be the case that once again a number of civilians have been caught up in the middle of this town and rob how is this escalation in violence like you then to impact on the presidential election which as you say is 9 days away that's right well the government sale is going ahead with its preparations for the election

taliban must enter into talks with the afghan government in contain armed groups like al qaida and eisel. i cannot tell you which bases we will leave because of security concerns but we will share it after the agreement is signed we are not even shared that information with the taliban yet but we will withdraw troops from 5 bases in the 1st 135 days if everything goes as planned. despite an optimism the taliban is still looking for leverage. and spices launched a major operation and over the weekend attempting a repeat of a 2015 takeover of the city when u.s. and afghan special forces repelled the attack they move south taking public kumari another provincial capital meeting to questions about when the violence would decrease. the ceasefire issue will be discussed in talks directly between the taliban and afghan government and that is possible deal with the taliban the taliban will gradually decrease fighting which will lead to a ceasefire. something that the afghans can't come soon enough. hurrican dorian remains almost at a standstill after battering the northern bahamas at least 5 peo

witness the women of eisel on al-jazeera. winning programming from international filmmakers were driving around looking for drug addicts on the streets of kabul just the arrest sets the stage men are demanding fast because no one hard. giving voice to the voiceless have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population but open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. on al-jazeera. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well expect some showers here across parts of northern turkey the front that's going to cause those showers is coming over the black sea right now with a line of clouds and we're going to be seeing a drop in temperature for ancora coming down to about $1000.00 degrees once the front goes through we are going to be seeing some active weather just to the east that is going to be probably some severe thunderstorms and probably snow in the higher elevations down towards the south though plenty of heat we're going to sing baghdad at about $43.00 on saturday and over here to

thank you very much thank you very much the land mines are a constant threat in so are attacks by eisel as well as other armed groups who are fighting government forces to control of the desert area attacks voles tens of thousands to flee towns and villages including enough that's in the till a very region and a warning some of the images in this report it's quite disturbing lower. reports. to the i used to dream of finishing school now she just wants to walk again she lost the use of her legs after she stepped on a mine planted by isis fighters she can't leave her bed and her brother tries to keep her comfortable. but her situation hurts her so much and wishes to see her standing on a feet again marky add a big other sister and 3 cousins including an artist tribal leader also killed by ice miners. 2 years ago and i sort of tack until a berry killed for us and 5 soldiers. in may the u.s. military released this video of recovery operation after 28 soldiers were killed in a single isolate tac. there are no people in this they fled because of the fighting they started killing people and 20

close to the tora bora region which is a stronghold of various groups of fighters they say that 20 eisel fighters were killed now this is being contested by a provincial council member and also now by several local government sources who say that the people were killed were actually civilians saudi arabia has presented what it calls undeniable evidence that iran was behind attacks on its all facilities which cut crude output by 50 percent at the news conference the saudi defense ministry spokesman displayed daybreak allegedly from the strikes a total of $25.00 drones and miss elsworth said had been launched on the to oil plants riyadh says it will take its case to the united nations but yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility say the saudi evidence has been faked. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there's no chance he will be able to form a right wing government after the 2nd election this year he's now calling his main rival benny gantz to join him in a unity coalition weeks of talks are now likely before a new government can be formed canada's prime minister has

military says the attack was part of a larger campaign it's a clear areas north of baghdad are remaining eisel fighters. at least 31 of pilgrims have been killed one of the most sacred sites for shia muslims in iraq fishel say about 100 others were injured when a walkway collapsed and triggered a stampede in karbala the government fears the number of dead could rise char strafford has more. the injured are rushed through the crowds on stretchers. millions of shia muslims have gathered in the iraqi city of karbala to commemorate the deaths of hussein even ali the prophet muhammad's grandson who was killed here more than 1300 years ago witnesses said that when some people fell of a slow put one of the entrances to the amman hussein shrine thousands of others piled forward 15 year old mortada describes his terror or what was supposed to be one of the most important days of his life. on a base there are you jack you are where you are we're i tried to push back but i was pushed over because people broke through the barrier and there were many people on the ground many of this fell on top of the it

northern syria turkish troops went into african jerry lewis and bob after launching an offensive against eisel and syrian kurdish fighters the y.p. g. turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist organization and wants them out of the border areas the kurds are backed by the us and control much of north eastern syria. we can now bring in our guests joining us on skype from amman is panos one sees the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis in istanbul is here. he's the spokesman for the syrian negotiations commission and on skype from damascus taleb abraham a former professor at auburn university welcome to all of you thank you very much for coming on the program i'm going to start with you mr mims this to talk about the prospects of this new agreement that's been reached to try and change the constitution there have been several rounds of discussions prior to this do you think this says this how optimistic are you that this time we will see some kind of progress towards some kind of a resolution. well i mean as the secretary general said this is really a positive development de

forced to flee fighting between eisel and security forces has left thousands in the jar with no place to call home. it was a controversial victory at the singapore grand prix we'll have more details in our sports. now tens of thousands of indian americans packed into a texas stadium for an unusual joint rally between indian prime minister narendra modi and the u.s. presidents on all trump the events in houston dubbed how the modi was a rare mash show of support for a foreign leader on u.s. soil white house correspondent can really help it was there. oh wherever you are into remote it goes controversy usually follows outside the houston stadium in advance of the indian prime minister's speech modi supporters physically grabbed al-jazeera camera and yanked press credentials as we tried to film those protesting his visit modi was once banned for years for entering the united states for violations of religious freedom but on sunday he stood in front of thousands of indian americans alongside u.s. president donald trump hardy by france the massive rally is designed to beam a positive image