this is placed by the conflict against eisel. these families are headed towards an uncertain future. they are the last ones to leave camp. one of several such facilities ordered shot by iraq's government in recent weeks of already say they are leaving voluntarily. but many here see it differently. of course they forced us to swear by god. they forced me to leave this camp. we feel comfortable here. all the residents feel comfortable. families in the camps receive shelter, food, aid, and access to education and health services. 3 years after the government declared victory over eisel, it says it's time for those displaced to go home. but n.g.o.s warn camp closures have been rushed and could leave tens of thousands of people homeless at the onset of winter. and during a pandemic, like many who lived in the camps, the mother can't return to his area because a relative his son had joined. i saw i will go to jeddah camp because of the tribal problems. i will stay far away from my town until god helps to solve this issue. his son is no

iraqis, who are afraid to go back to their communities because a family member joined eisel fighters. plus i'm joined now in county mayo. joe biden's. great, great, great grandfather was born here making the united states president elect the world's most powerful irishman. can he help cement to u.k. e.u. trade deal and preserve the peace in northern plunged into its worst constitutional crisis in 2 decades. politicians haven't been able to find a replacement leader. after the interim press dence resigned, after just 5 days on the job. there were celebrations after manuel, but he no courts. he replaced most in this kata, who was accused of corruption and removed from office of zeros body on the sanchez reports from lima for these demonstrators, the departure of interim president represents nothing short of a victory. peruvians, including our youth, were able to unseat this criminal. now we want him to go to jail and the same goes for congress because they don't represent us. idina was forced out after the deaths of 2 protesters during clashes with police. he couldn't survive the wave o

everyone in this room has lost at least one family member to eisele. how can we deal with them with macy when they didn't show us any? the government is attempting to negotiate solutions with tribes to allow most people to return. but despite limited progress in reconciling communities, the governor doesn't believe the camp closures premature. the cities cannot be reconstructed as long as the residents live in camps. when the residents return back, they will start to rebuild their homes in the areas with the support from the government and the international organisations. such support has yet to reach saga host family left camp a week ago. they are now squatting amid ruins on the outskirts of mosul. you know, you can see what it's like here. there is no water, no electricity, and there are snakes and stray dogs at night. there are no services at all. unfortunately, there's just a concrete skeleton we're living in. 2 cannot return to her home district of cinder, because her husband now presumed dead, had joined. i saw the tribes have to put themselves i

at times, imagine scuffles between those who reject eisel ideology and those who remain brainwashed. it's an explosive mix. the question is whether the threat from these clashes is an excuse for any humane treatment bordering on torture. the syrian democratic forces that are running the camp, say such practices are banned, but they are admitting mistakes and keep complaining about the resources they have or lack to keep the whole mess under control. we'll soley responsible for the safety and security of thousands of families of militants in the whole camps. something far beyond this capabilities, due to the failure of the international community to cooperate with us and their refusal to repatriate this it's so where do these families belong? who bears the ultimate responsibility for the woman and children? many of whom never chose to be an islamic state, but ended up in its jaws. e.u. members don't want the families back flying them as a security threat, revoking citizenships. it is more than turning a blind eye, the state's actively engaging in a policy that is leaving these people

is there a need for some sort of force like the defeated eisel in iraq? is there a need for a new look that i mean, there's a lot of question there. i mean, clearly, the fact that the main combat area stands at the border between 4 countries is very important because it allows no borders are very good for insurgents and rebels. because they can cross, we can cross the border. 'd and move into a country which, you know, doesn't have the same pressure or interest in checking their activities. they can, they can sell, they can buy, they can recruit people like i explained. so the borders are a very important aspect of the conflict and president. 'd you know, until president bush, our way to niger the president's war, we're not very committed actually to reaching out to the neighbors and building it, you know, or sort of consensus and collaboration. there was a lot of bad feeling, especially between nigeria and cameroon. but president bush carried to his credit has actually made efforts to reach out in 2015 when he went in when he took over and that, that has

and of course, eisel was officially declared defeated in 2017. but the coalition has still been engaged in fighting an insurgency and trying to contain sleeper cells that remain operational in the country. but of course, it's much more complicated than that. if we go back to earlier this year, there was this parliament vote that you mentioned to oust all foreign troops. and that vote came in response to the u.s. killing of iranian general custom, silly money and other iraqi officials here in baghdad. and we've also seen a surge in rocket attacks on u.s. interests, and it was in that context that the 2 sides renegotiated of u.s. military presence, beginning the drawdown from 1st $5000.00 troops earlier this year to $3000.00 troops as of september. so this additional drawdown is not that significant in light of the reductions that have already taken place. but what remains to be seen is the impact on the u.s. led coalition here because the u.s. it provides the logistical backbone. it provides the force protection to other coalition countries and it

assassinations, unity even at a time when taleban said that they won't be launching attacks incentives, eisel has been behind recent attacks on the capital gunmen stormed kabul university, 3 weeks ago. at least 22 people were killed. the government says in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from the back of 2 trucks. it's investigating how the vehicles managed to enter the city and get so near to the heavily fortified green zone. the tory gate and be al jazeera visiting consulate, speeches, stephanie decker joins me now from doha, where the meeting is taking place. and of course, the attacks in kabul will be at the forefront with the secretary of state, as he meets the emir of qatar. yes, that was his 1st meeting. my players been in doha for around 4 hours now. he then met with the deputy prime minister and he's now meeting according to his schedule, alter the government's delegation with the taleban delegation to hail. as you mentioned, to me today, the fact has been played by i think the certainly the security situation is a concern that has actually been an uptick in violence ov

we've had a number of republicans saying that this is just a recruiting tool for eisel. you may remember that is barack obama came to the end of his time. in the white house, he pulled all of the u.s. troops out of iraq. that he was meeting an agreement that had been drawn up by george w. bush and also a deadline that had been set by the bush administration. but he didn't put up much of a fight about it, and that gave the republicans the chance to attack barack obama and joe biden, in the recent election campaign by saying that decision fueled the rise of eisel. no, we have the main man for the republicans in the senate. mitch mcconnell, the majority leader there saying that this is not a smart decision either to extremely important here in the next couple of months. not to have any earth shaking changes with regard to defense and foreign policy. i think a perception is drawdown and either afghanistan or iraq would be a mistake. no, there also are democrats who have objected to the decision made by the president, but here's the reality. he's the commander in chief of ame

least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique after the past 3 days police say a group linked to eisele is to blame. unrest in the northern ca by delgado providence began in 2017 and has since displaced thousands of people police say the fighters have burned homes and executed people in the all rich region. peru's congress has voted to remove president mohsin vickery from office is accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies that won public works contracts this car denies all allegations he's agreed to leave office without filing an appeal the american company pfizer says is corona virus vaccine developed with a german phone biotech is more than 90 percent effective and late stage trials more than a 1000000000 dist doses could be administered next year market shares jumped on the news led by gains among industries hardest hit for the by the pandemic. witnesses continues though although dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the all the ground realities of fact in the news coverage what's the lay of the land chal

saddam hussein since that time, of course, iraq has had to endure chaos in the wake of the rise of eisel. a government widely seen as exacerbating sectarian divides and the virtual destruction of cities like mosul in the attempt to drive out. in retrospect, said walker's film is an extraordinary snapshot of a moment in time, a very personal journey through a devastated land with hopes of a better life emerging from the ashes. hopes that were to be cruelly dashed from 2012. his fault lines iraq, after the americans. i hate speach. 5 years since i was last in iraq. back then coalition troops were still deployed in the southern city of basra. the military has left, but many of the british soldiers who are based here have stayed on this time. they're here for the money. business is booming for their clients to iraq is pumping record amounts of oil and production contracts to develop the country's massive southern oil fields. have been to foreign companies many tell you to take the whole country company come here. china's national petroleum corporation has partnered with british giant b.p. to

least of 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the past 3 days police say a group linked to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern cabo delgado province began in 2017 and a sense displaced thousands of people police say the fighters of burned homes and executed people in the old rich region. peru's congress has voted to remove president martin visit carra from office is accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars which he denies the american company pfizer says its coronavirus vaccine developed with a german firm by antec is more than 90 percent effective in late stage trials. president elect joe biden's urging americans to put partisan politics aside where mosques as u.s. recorded more than 10000000 corona virus infections biden has unveiled a telephone is to combat the outbreak this group will buy and detail plants built on a bedrock of science and we keep compassion empathy and care for every american at its core this election is over time to put aside the part of the partisanship and the rhetoric that designed to demonize one and. it's time to end the

the run up to the elections be marred by attacks by armed groups and linked to al-qaeda and eisel. at least 2000 people have been killed this year. and more than 1000000, displaced by violence. as a is the executive director of the west african network for peace building. he says the country's fragile security will in bolton, the armed groups in the long regime of president. let's compare our really been a lot of these grow to maidens among the citizens. and these issues that we have bottled throughout the 27 years of single rule that a lot of people describe us and they are for like every other movement from autocratic within to consolidate that democracy. you know, that is that citizens expressions because they are not well, money just we always go in the form of violence. and then of course we cannot. feisal is also in the side harry john, which is already exposed to a lot of violent extremists. and that is why in this instance into the selection on each of these candidates, we have you soon wounds to heal. and of course need to start a force very distant and john electorates on

the run up to elections has been marred by attacks by armed groups linked to al-qaeda and eisel. these 2000 people have been killed this year and more than 1000000 displaced by violence. well, let's bring in mecca as a. he's the executive director of the west africa network for peace building. thanks very much for being with us. 1st of all, just just tell us why we're seeing such extreme levels of violence in a country that before cowboy took power. 5 years ago was, was relatively safe and stable. well, you will also up to share the fact that in the long regina of president les compound, really had been a lot of its growth to militants among the citizens. and these issues that we are bottle of throughout the 27 years of single rule that a lot of people describe us and they are for like every minute from autocratic regime to consolidate that democracy. you know, that is that citizens expressions because the and not well money it's, we always go in the form of violence. and then of course we cannot possible is also in the sahara region, which is already xposed to a lot of fun and e

at kabul university at least 22 people are being killed and 22 others injured during a gun battle eisel says it was behind the attack if you leo contra fury reports now from kabul. as students rushed to get out of kabul university gunshots could be heard. i. witnesses say attackers entered the campus through its north gate and started shooting indiscriminately as i want to not daughters and my mother didn't you know we saw them when they entered they were shooting at every student they saw even shot at students who were running away a few of us managed to leave the scene through another gate. security forces quickly surrounded the campus it took security forces more than 6 hours to get the situation under control 3 gunmen have been killed and the bodies of the dead are now being removed from the campus for identification. doing this long hours until the attack was over parents of students trapped inside waited for news. i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone i don't know whether

polling stations will not open in areas where there have been recent attacks by al qaida eisel and their affiliates. they have been protests in brazil over the killing of a black man outside a supermarket. demonstrators are calling a poor boycott of the call for supermarket chain. that's after a video showing security guards repeatedly hitting a 40 year old man in the face. before his death, one guard was seen kneeling on the victim's back. it happened on brazil's black consciousness day. the security guards have been detained and they're being investigated on the side rights group says there's been cases of police brutality in peru's capital. the been widespread violence in protests that's been taking place since the former president martin. this car was impeached earlier this month, but officials have denied any wrongdoing. mariana sanchez reports from the mail. right, so my police in plain clothes arresting protesters rights groups say, and identified officers, members of a police intelligence unit that dragged handcuffed and tamed dozens of students during protests that turned violen

but republicans claim that move led to the growth of eisel, a risk one senator says, trump is taking no other to extremely important here in the next couple of months. not to have any earth shaking changes with regard to defense and foreign policy. i think, preservatives, drawdown a new there, afghanistan or iraq would be a mistake. the head of need to has warned of a quick uncoordinated withdrawal. seeing it risks lives. but it's clear donald trump wants to leave office, claiming another campaign promise has been delivered at the white house. summer 14 has reaction from baghdad. the office of the prime minister here in iraq published a statement saying that the prime minister spoke to secretary of state mike pompei o over the phone and that the 2 sides continued to cooperate in the future. but that the troops were being reduced in light of the growing capabilities of iraqi security forces to address terrorism in the country. and of course, i saw was officially declare defeat in 2017. but the coalition has still been engaged in fighting an insurgency and trying to contain sleeper cel

least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the past 3 days police say a group linked to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern kava delgado province began in 2017 and has displaced thousands of people police say the fighters have burned homes and executed people in the oil rich region. peru's congress has voted to remove president martin this car from office is accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars which he denies is agreed to leave office without filing an appeal the american company pfizer says corona virus vaccine developed with the german firm biotech is more than 90 percent effective and late stage trials those headlines the news continues here on out is there after the string. we realistically how can you do with corruption in this country if we listen if this breaks up into a conflict between pakistan and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. dying to feed the public activists say that poultry workers in the united states are being put at unnecessary ri

but republicans claim that move led to the growth of eisel, a risk one senator says, trump is taking no other to extremely important here in the next couple of months. not to have any earth shaking changes with regard to defense and foreign policy. think up or ship it is. draw down a new there. afghanistan or iraq would be a mistake. the head of need to has warned of a quick, uncoordinated withdrawal. seeing it risks lives. but it's clear donald trump wants to leave office, claiming another campaign promise has been delivered. alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. well, let's not get the view from iraq. al-jazeera is and about that. the reduction of u.s. troops in iraq to $2500.00 is not that significant in light of the drawdown that already took place earlier this year. in january, there were $5000.00 troops present in country that number was reduced to 3000 as of september. and of course, the political and security context that precipitated this reduction was rather complex. back in january, we had the u.s. assassination of iranian general custom still in miami, as well as ot

government to investigate reports of a massacre in the north of the country by find who is linked to eisele. local media says as many as 50 people have been killed, many the capitated in cabo, they gather province in the past few days, including women and children. the region is home to a multi-billion dollar natural gas project. thousands of people have been displaced since armed groups began operating there 3 years ago, seizing key towns for brief periods, and hoping to set up a caliphate. amnesty international is also accused mozambique and soldiers of committing atrocities during its crackdown on the violence was and i them a child though, is a senior researcher for human rights watch in mozambique's capital of. she believes economic inequality in the mineral rich region is fueling the violence. these are people that have lived in poverty for many years, but in recent decades, those areas have discovered the not of wealth include in guy as oil, and some precious stones like rubies. but not all of those wealth has benefited the majority of the people. so there is clearly a large number o

and republicans said that it was that decision that led to the growth of eisel. now here we have republicans saying exactly the same thing. one congressman saying the decision by the u.s. to leave both iraq and afghanistan will be a great recruiting tool for the organization that donald trump had walk so hard to defeat on several battlefields. and you've got the leader of the senate, republicans saying that this will be great news. it will delight people who will wish us harm. so clearly there are a number of voices who are concerned that the president is taking these numbers down to fyrst to quickly he will of course, point to the fact that there were peace talks with taliban alongside qatar earlier this year, that suggested there would be a time scale of me, $22021.00 to remove all of those troops, but he clearly believes that this is a good move both for him politically, for america and for the troops that he's bringing home. thanks very much, allan fisher at the white house. thank you alan. well, shortly after the announcement was made to several katyusha roc

least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the last 3 days police say a group going to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern kubba delgado providence began in 2017 as has since displaced thousands of people police say fighters have burned homes and executed people in the old rich region. still ahead allowed 0. last talks but what impact could a new u.s. president have on any e.u. and u.k. agreement. that a moldova corruption is a growing concern and the upcoming presidential election. how we've got rain in the forecast for parts of the middle east ok here in qatar it does stay fine in trying to clear skies across the southern half of the arabian peninsula but a fair bit of cloud further north you see have a cloud stretches right the way from the caspian all the way down across northern parts of saudi arabia and there's some rain on that as well it could be if you have to produce some rain into parts of iraq maybe northern areas of iran the showers extend their way through syria to wards lebanon maybe even pushing across israel and the palestinian territories we'll see that

least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the past 3 days police say a group linked to eisele is to blame unrest in the know than delgado province began in 2017 and has since displaced thousands of people police say the fight has a burned homes and executed people in the all writs reason. peru's congress has voted to remove president martin vickery from office is accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies that won public works contracts is denied the allegations is agreed to step without filing an appeal for maria sanchez. recommendations for us to pursue legal actions to block this decision i myself will not be taking any legal action. mariana sanchez has the latest from the pregame capital lima martin discovered i was flanked by members of his cabinet in front of the steps of the presidential palace he gave a last good bye to peruvians he has said goodbye he said he was going home but that he disagreed with the result of this vote and that he has always been transparent he said he would not take any legal action and that he was now goin

least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the past 3 days police say a group linked to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern cabo delgado province began in 2017 and has since displaced thousands of people. peru's congress has voted to remove president martin vickery from office he's accused of accepting bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars which he denies and the american company pfizer says its coronavirus vaccine developed with a german firm biotech is more than 90 percent effective in late stage trolls those are the headlines the news continues here on out counts any cost. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course taking every bit of bait that the chance of the market the fact that america has been a force for good. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe your weekly take on us politics and society that's the bottom line. there and give it al this is counting the cost on al-jazeera we'll look at the world of business and economics this week the end of austerity the ideology of collect

that time and of course that resulted in the security vacuum which eventually enabled the rise of eisel so if biden were to win certainly many see it as you know he should be departing from the obama era policies to try to come up with a new approach towards iraq to tehran and to of course one. this is a very crucial election for the iranians in fact speaking to iranian officials and experts many of them on the show the iranian foreign policy towards the u.s. seems have been frozen it's like well let's just wait till november to see what happens here we are in but what the iranians hoping for. very much has been let's wait and see as the united states under donald trump has increased pressure on iran with more sanctions and try going to the united nations to try and reimposed those knighted nations sanctions now the iranian position has been the supreme leader today speaking to the how many said that iran's policy will not change towards a u.s. no matter who is elected but actually they are politicians among the political establishment here there are hoping that biden will win that's be

well, let's get some insight into this and talk to plain seat because we go live now to karen eisel. she's or she is former foreign affairs minister and knows all about dealing with preclear issues on world affairs. thank you very much for your time again this afternoon. kerry, what's your take on america's aggressive stance over north stream? firstly, well, thank you for the invitation. once again, last dream too is a business pro checked. i have always said you don't bar build a pipeline and in order to annoy somebody or to peace and body, it's all about supply and demand. we have companies here which have to do business, which have to be accountable to their shareholders in westerners. and unfortunately, this business project has become a political topic. why has it become political venting? think? because in general it's difficult to to separate politics from very important oil and gas infrastructure. this is a given, we have seemed all over the world. and it's regardless whether we speak of gas pipelines between, between germany and the russian federation, or whether we speak ab

these elections also happening under the threat of violence by armed groups linked to al qaida and eisel, and interests as more than that. hundreds of thousands of them have been disenfranchised because of the ongoing violence in the north and the east. these people have been forced out of their villages. some have moved to safer areas. some have trouble as far as to the capital, want to go to seek safe havens. and right now we hear that nearly 1600 villages have been affected. and the election commission has early on and i was that it will not be able to conduct voting in hundreds of villages like that. and as a result, hundreds of thousands of working obvious will not be able to vote. well the headlines opposition parties in pakistan are holding a major rally in pasha up calling on prime minister imran khan to step down. that's despite a government ban on public gatherings to try to curb rising coronavirus. tennessee's a federal judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign that sought to exclude millions of mail in ballots. the judge says the lawsuit faile

and of course, eisel was officially declared defeated in 2017. but the coalition has still been engaged in fighting an insurgency and trying to contain sleeper cells that remain operational. donald trump has fired his chief of cyber security just days after we've rejected the president's claims of electoral fraud. chris crabs and his agency are responsible for election security. he said the poll was the most secure in american history. trump's legal challenge to the election results has suffered another setback. pennsylvania's supreme court has rejected his campaign's arguments, that republican party observers did not get close enough access during vote counting president elect joe biden is projected to have won the state. through this new interim president francisco suggested he has been sworn in as the country's 3rd leader in just over a week and have been widespread protests ever since. former presidents martin discover was removed over corruption, allegations 3, former pro-democracy politicians have been arrested in hong kong with their suspe

when we spoke to last year's former foreign minister karen eisele. he really is that this is simply a business battle, despite the project being heavily politicized. last dream too is a business project. i have always said you don't build a pipeline. and in order to annoy somebody, ultimately somebody, it's all about supply and demand. unfortunately, this business project has become a political topic. in general, it's difficult to, to separate your politics from very important oil and gas infrastructure is this is a given. we have seen those all over the world. and it's regardless whether we speak of gas pipelines between the, between germany and the russian federation, or whether we speak about large infrastructure projects, which ever company does it in the middle east. it always has a political dimension, no doubt about that. but nevertheless, it's not up to 3rd parties to get involved to the degree that we have been going with small stream to all of the last 2 or 3 years. we have seen ever since 24, seeing a decided by us industry to, to have a f

soldiers, who have been stationed here since 2014 to fight eisel. we will finish this generational war and bring our men and women home. we will protect our children from the heavy burden and toll of perpetual war, but the relatively minor troop reduction isn't enough for pro iranian armed groups . we demand the withdrawal of all u.s. troops. we don't accept a single soldier to stay us attempts to maneuver around directly demand the resolution of the iraqi parliament, which is part of the so-called islamic resistance has been accused of targeting u.s. interests in the past. last month, the group began a unilateral truce to give the us a chance to meet demands for full troop withdrawal. the type hezbollah denied any involvement in tuesday's attack. while most shia groups are keen to see the u.s. leave iraq, kurdish and sunni politicians want them to remain car them. is part of a sunni bloc in parliament which boycotted a january vote to expel foreign troops. in iraq. the iraqi army is not ready to confront all possible attacks from others because of

depo eisel has claimed responsibility for the attack. there's been no reports of injuries. the funeral has been held for iran's top nuclear scientist who was assassinated on friday, with ceremonies at a handful of holy shrines. his family gathered at a mosque in tehran, where the chief justice ibrahim racy offered prayers over his open casket. is coffin was then taken to the shrine of a man raiser in the city of mashad. he'll be buried on monday. earlier rainy and lawmakers chanting death to america and death to israel and parliament speaker of parliament led the chants and pledged a strong reaction against the criminal enemy. the most in fact, result is assassination. still to come this half hour fears that millions of americans traveling home after thanksgiving will further fuel. soaring covert cases in the u.s. and brazilians version a 2nd round of municipal election results. show a shift from boston are aligned candidates where the heat waves gone from sydney. but in darwin it's a different story altogether. probably wanted rain in the forest, a fairly hefty showers. th

and of course, eisel was officially declared defeated in 2017. but the coalition has still been engaged in fighting an insurgency and trying to contain sleeper cells that remain operational. if european governments as to ground forces are destroying bridges in an attempt to stop the military's advance to their main city. this week, prime minister abi ahmed announced what he called a final offensive to end the conflict in the region. a chinese coronavirus vaccine is the latest to show success during early trials with such as say, the vaccine known as corona virus, could be suitable for emergency use during the pandemic. the british government is under fire for its spending on safety equipment. after a watchdog fund companies recommended by politicians were more likely to be given covert 19 contracts. and tuesday, the u.k. reported almost $600.00 deaths. that's the highest daily number since made for a former pro-democracy, politicians have been arrested in hong kong. police are questioning ted hardly any jew and rape. they're suspected of destruct

battle with security forces students were shot in their classrooms and as they try to flee the scene eisel says it was behind the attack which comes as the taliban in the afghan government continue to hold talks in cata. and then in tanzania police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate tindall ysu over a call for protest to speed in last week's elections is arrest came hours after the chair of his team a party freeman mabo away and other party officials were detained on terrorism charges. the headlines this hour the stream is coming up next. i have had the ok and you're watching the stream today in front soft an attacker and at a catholic church in the french city of nice and kill 3 people last week the french president of manual mccraw called the instant an islamist terror attack on the french counts of muslim faith condemned the violence and said that it stood in solidarity with the victims and their families today we all skase fronts at breaking point if you're watching you can join the chat to be part of the day's conversation and if you're following via twitter you know o