that's right hala and not just the last couple of days of course the last 2 days over the course of the past 48 hours you have the news emerged that dozens of people had been killed in these shiite majority cities in the south and also the and najaf but also today there are reports that there have been protests enough for the year that have turned violent and the protestors have been fired upon by security forces we've heard that from eyewitnesses enough and that's something that's very worrying so from all that we have seen all the indications that i can tell you that i've seen from the demonstrators and i've been speaking with over the course of the past few weeks look i can tell you that it seems that their resolve is strong and no matter the day that we go out to tyree or square again that's the epicenter of the anti-government demonstrations here in bucks that no matter the hour no matter the day whether it's a weekend or a week day the people that we encounter there say that they are committed to continuing to come out they just don't believe the rhetoric they're hearing from the

within hours her political rival maritz was back with a sweeping attack of something hala parents of the government is a disaster hard to push and the pressure to demonstrate her own more conservative profile. launched a series of strategic debates pledging for more dominant ajman in the world. a new tone partly contradicting chancellor merkel but surprisingly into human with her would be challenger it's the man in question sounded more tame is the party conference need. to get on for it i fall and harsh words to criticize the government 3 weeks ago in the heart of lot of close friends have since taken me aside don't want me not to go too far in that mean launching a destructive debate over the potential future chancellor rather than policy this weekend's party conference will decide which way the party wants to go in germany's polls era. football now and the special one is back in the premier league football manager joe saying a radio has been unveiled in his new role as manager of tottenham hotspur the latest addition to a resume bursting with some of the biggest and best known clu

within our was a political rival ments was back with a sweeping attack of something hala parents of the government is a disaster gotten. under pressure to demonstrate her own more conservative profile come to series of strategic debates pledging for more dominant ajman in the world. a new tone hotly contradicting chancellor merkel but surprisingly in tune with her would be challenger it's the man in question sounded more tame is the party conference needed he obviously they get on for it i fall and harsh words to criticize the government 3 weeks ago while it's in the heart of all of close friends have since taken me aside don't want me not to go too far in that mean launching a destructive debate over the potential future chancellor rather than policy this weekend's party conference will decide which way the party wants to go in germany's polls era. here in germany there is growing outrage over the arrest of aged turkish lawyer hired by the german embassy in ankara the lawyer had been asked to provide information on turkish citizens applying for asylum examinee but ankara has accused hi

i think it's hot past 9 in egypt peka hala but her colleagues are on their way home there will takes them through the fertile dial delta with sediment deposits brought here over thousands of years by the world's longest river the nile it's as if time has stood still. there a jasmine fields everywhere thousands of pounds lead to the distillery owned by hussein factory and the other 10 plantation owners in the nile delta. some of the workers like pick on the farms others deliver the harvest and the own vehicle while yet others sell the spoils of that night shift directly to local middlemen by saving themselves the trip to the wayne station. it's all about the queen of sense if we take all the pictures of the families working on the jasmine farms of the nile delta together jasmine provides a living for around $50000.00 people. below is the name of the small village that has been hollows home since a wedding it's in the middle of the nile delta is fragrant jasmine but one of her daughters he's already working on the fields which gives her better chances on the wedding market habit that s

. >> this is day two of the halas family to see relatives in oregon. they're turning back because of snow conditions on i-5. >> if we continue to kb to oregon with the snow, we're not sure how it will be the condition going back, because we have to go back to school by saturday, sunday to corona. >> 8-year-old yusef is dealing with it by watching movies on his phone. >> chp says one detour adds 4 1/2 hours to the drive. mohave is two hours which jesse halas doesn't like >> it's really dark back there. if you have any car trouble, you're out in complete darkness. i don't like to have to take those roads. >> reporter: we can relate to that. while drivers do count on their navigational software in order to avoid the trouble spots, they also listen to traffic reports. coming up on abc 7 news tonight at 6:00, we'll take a look at what snack foods can make a trip actually go faster. live in or morgan hill, david louie. >>> those of you traveling to southern california, expect snow on the grapevine. the chp had to escort drivers on i-5 this morning because of

it's hot past month in egypt hala but her colleagues are on their way home. that will takes them through the fertile nile delta with sediment deposits brought here over thousands of years by the world's longest river the nile it's as if time has stood still. there a jasmine fields everywhere thousands of pounds lead to the distillery owned by hussein factory and the other 10 plantation owners in the nile delta. some of the workers like pick on the farmers others deliver the harvest in the own vehicle while yet others sell the spoils of the night shift directly to local middleman that by saving themselves the trip to the wayne station. it's all about the queen of said if we take all the pictures of their families working on the jasmine farms of the nile delta together jasmine provides a living for around $50000.00 people show brooke balloonist is the name of the small village that has been the hollers home since a wedding it's in the middle of the nile delta is fragrant jasmine but it's one of her daughters he's already working on the fields which gives have b

them all but a lot well hala. but. oh what a lucky break. she had to him up i've always had some letters sometimes in one room sometimes too hot to eat and i've had students mostly men but sometimes women go through tintin from 152 countries it's my own truth linda. into my neighbors called me the one with all the negroes and so. on so i got a nasty letter saying they'd cut me open my eyes bit by bit and it would serve me right and stuff like that that's the pig most pretty bad and shrimp. is pretty easy. you've got to get your food lucky it will all go and all go down that by happening else a spirit of it could profit from it if you from here i'm. on twitter charging up from your money and i got here and i'm da and sit on our commitments waited for them on the flight you know you can go there follow through that you can see he's wonderful that's it he's equal let me on my whole life was a good tall young feller a lot more importance a warning or this may be you know if you go with a laugh and. you're out but you know they run but needed to

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well this is now the 1st time hala that the u.s. authorities say they have charged or or. implicated saudi arabia in espionage activities on u.s. soil and it is spying plot that began in 2015 it was in that year and shortly before the spying at twitter began that one of those engineers who you mentioned was under arrest flew to washington d.c. and met with an identified member of the saudi royal family now the defacto ruler of saudi arabia crown prince for hama been soman is also mentioned in the criminal complaint he's referred to as royal family member number one the spies gathered all sorts of information including e-mail addresses ip addresses and dates of birth of people who were posting on twitter any criticism or of the saudi regime and one of the. accounts among those thousands that you mentioned that were breached were that of a prominent dissident omar abdel aziz he's got about a 1000000 followers on twitter and zs was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course was murdered by saudi state agents inside the saudi consulate in istanbul la

hala when the announcement was made that the prime minister was going to be submitting his resignation. you know the mood earlier in the day had been quite somber and within a matter of just a couple of minutes it completely changed there was music that was being played people were dancing and singing and firecrackers were being set off so really the demonstrators that we were speaking with at that hour they believe that this was a victory for them that this was a result of this what they're calling a grassroots movement that has gone beyond politics and beyond sectarianism this groundswell of demonstrators who have come out repeatedly despite the threat of violence over the course of the past couple of months and because of that they are heartened but at the same time they are also skeptical about what exactly is going to happen next because when you look closely at the statement from prime minister abd it does not give a timeline for when exactly his resignation is going to take effect it says simply that he is going to be submitting his resignation to parliament as soon as possible

to receive when you look at the pattern during the election you would see that the scene hala this community voted for the to buy because they trust him but of the same time the muslims and the time be is when adults seem to trust him against the backdrop of this ethnic divide isn't this something that could further polarize the nation in the future bullet has the potential for doing still but i think you know it is a mistake to keep talking about signal of buddhists because the catholic ballot also seems to have gotten very solidly for a good cover of the box of this time which wasn't the case in the 2015 election but i agree that he has to do a lot to actually make sure that the tamils and the muslims are you know feel that they are part of a united 3 lanka i think one very good sign if the tamils in the muslims avoid aborting for what you might call the extremist tamil and muslim candidates and you know seem to have voted very heavily for started premadasa who is you know offense not. sort of push over that that tamil politicians and the muslim politicians have a hue i think what is impor

officials now the incident happened in the town of titan todd in the east of the country near the city of hala the miners were trapped some 700 meters on the ground that were able to find shelter in a safety area where reports said that one person had been injured in the blast. so let's take a look at now at some of the other stories making news around the world an earth earthquake in northwest iran has killed at least 6 people and injured more than 300 others a magnitude 5.9 quake struck on friday in iran's eastern azerbaijan province almost 60 off the show rattles the mountainous region. in iran 10 anti-government protesters have been killed in baghdad and the port city of faster security forces used live rounds and tear gas in the latest disturbances they began in october of a government corruption and a lack of jobs. but you know michael bloomberg is considering entering the 2020 u.s. presidential race warning that the current field of candidates is ill equipped to defeat donald trump the former new york mayor has not formally announced his bait but he's expected to run in the democratic p

explosion at a party mine workers were trapped some 700 meters underground near the eastern city of hala they were able to find shelter in a safety area but 2 than are reported to have been injured. or police in hong kong say that they will fully investigate the death of a university student who reportedly fell from a building during clashes between police and protesters demonstrators have made a memorial and have been holding a vigil near the site where the student was found the events leading up to the incident wrong clear but it's believed that these students fell from a multistory car park after police. od tear gas during a protest last weekend student was taken to hospital but later died. and protests needed just one has responded to the death of the student has what he had to say good morning to gather and we urged all of people wear black to shit together on the day and tomorrow we show our side darkie and unity and now is the time for the government to set up the in the band as investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice and which is really insane and

past few days they have seen what is this is their indigenous traditional flag it's called the with hala they say that they've seen burn in bolivia and this is something that worries them very much because they fear that there is going to be coming back over here is that the country let's not forget what it will want to lift the chief lawyer who was in office over 13 years in power a time when people saw themselves dignified where they saw their rights they saw their lives improved so they have been discriminated for generations and that's why they're demanding a comeback over more or less they're also saying that even though a new president could be sworn in later today in bolivia of a they won't acknowledge it that they will continue protesting and demanding their rights fighting against racism levy at this point is extremely polarized is extremely i mean extremely dangerous situation mostly because of the differences in this country on one side you've got some fact lucilla sierra where people have been opposing able not alison's basically took office and this people who they say able

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked who said to. their 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest is there not anti-riot police they're not part of our forces syrians are militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. highly of says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear that asha going to name al-jazeera baghdad. and he's from romania now exit polls there showing that president has won the most votes in the country's presidential election but he's not going to enough support to avoid a runoff later this month yanis will likely face the social democrat leader and former a mania prime minister. in a 2nd round

the turkish minister of defense to discuss ongoing operations in northeastern syria malabar asked hala see a car if ankara is meeting its objectives despite international criticism their ability to. target them are scared shitless them topical church was about the color no longer possible for the march to be the terms of the through our. limited exposure which in the period leading there to christmas eve. because it made. me. really up to the. fight alone worked. i was among the covering up of them very little reply look up their little. package to make. like you know where members of my peers. are bigger tickets or make. a killer or they could just really go back to. that which i was one of those who do make to his brother barzan terms or mark. any of those ridiculous talked about all of where they were going on your mind and you can watch the entire interview with the turkish minister of defense policy our current talk to al-jazeera on sunday at 830 g.m.t. . u.s. vice president mike pence is in iraq on an unannounced visit parents met with u.s. troops airbase in the lumbar province a

turmoil prime minister quit last week but there's still no agreement on his replacement they know hala reports from beirut. protesters in lebanon are escalating their struggle against those in power again closing roads to pressure the governing coalition to form a government independent of political parties this is the main highway linking the capital beirut to south lebanon we are blocking the road to tell the people who are sitting at home that hey listen we are doing this because you are not raising your voice because you are being silent something like these young men continue to support the beat the sectarian political parties they are diverting traffic caused by road closures there is tension in the streets day 19 of this protest movement and people here say they're still the term meant to take control of their future but they are facing a political class just as determined to stay in power public pressure has forced prime minister saddle had he to resign but the president michel aoun has still not set a date for binding parliamentary consultations to choose a new prime minister

with what america and one of them reach said to me he, said kate, why didn't you ever say you are in hala solitary? he said you keep saying i was alone. my mind didn't work in those connections offices solitary imprisonment. martin worked to the point my god i've been given an incredible gift of time! no appointments, no meetings, no plans. what can i do with it? so nothing in these announcements man he talked fast he was fast talk like i know i know a couple of turks these these talks in the medical history department and hr but are like that and the pronunciations pronunciations a bit easier to understand to the nationalists you're doing it for you taking that we >> i believe that's my queue to head over to this direction and give our -- give our introduction

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked the city that they are 60 to 70 people belong to one particular group and they are reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest this they are not police they are not bought off our forces of eons are militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. how that says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear that asha going to name al-jazeera baghdad thousands of turkeys defense ministry says at least i people have been killed in a car bombing in northeastern syria the attack happened and so the village along syria's northern border ankara blames the kurdish y p g turkish troops took control of last month from kurdish forces after u.

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked the city. they are 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group and they are reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest as they are not police they are not bought off our forces disobedience are militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. or how they have says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces on. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear that asha going to aim al-jazeera baghdad. announces investigation has found a number of countries have been violating the united nations arms embargo imposed on libya the document from the egyptian foreign ministry has revealed that cairo sent weapons to the libyan war mortally for huffed us forces a number of times

hello there i'm hala he and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. brawls between anti-government protesters and supporters of 2 shia movements threaten lebanon's fragile political balance. a human rights watch director is forced to leave israel saying his deportation is an attempt to silence criticism plus another bites of extreme weather brings flooding and landslides to 3 european countries. the united nations is calling for calm in eastern democratic republic of congo after hundreds of protesters in the eastern city of beni song and buildings and set fire to the mayor's office at least 4 people were killed by gun far but the u.n. denies that its peacekeepers shot at anyone so to hide out reports. that this is the moment protesters in beni were shot from inside a united nations compound such a low that people accuse the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo of failing to protect them against the allied democratic forces rebel groups. determined to kick out one of the biggest. peacekeeping missions in the world protesters stormed this u.

3rd preferences so they will then be taken into consideration and then the weather will be announced hala ok berna smith and i thank you very much indeed more from bernard and the team in sri lanka throughout the day the politicians in chile have agreed on a plan that will pave the way for a referendum on a new constitution as was announced earlier on friday and is aimed at pacifying ansi government protesters who've been out so on the streets for weeks but at least for now it doesn't seem to be working as demonstrators are back on the streets and they were once again tear gassed by police or latin america it's certainly seen human has more now from santiago. less than 24 hours ago chile's rival political parties finally arrived at what many call and stark agreement to redraft a constitution that will replace the one that is a hangover from the beach a dictatorship it had been a key demand of protesters and yet as you can see people are still back on the streets. and there are many reasons 1st and foremost they say that urgent reforms in health education pensions and better salaries chanc

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegation. and that health care professionals are being attacked. since. they are 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group and grabbing anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest as they are not and do right police they are not bought off offices death of aliens on militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. how they have says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear it osher going to aim al-jazeera baghdad. he with al-jazeera live from london much more still ahead after 2 years under house arrest for treason cambodia's opposition leader kemp saka is released and israeli families living along jordan's border up the path of financial losses as a 25 y

capital baghdad i mean astride a mahdi has denied he's clinging on to power reiterated his call on hala titian's to find his replacement more than 260 people have been killed since demonstrations began last night. at least $260.00 iraqis as i said have been killed in those demonstrations since they began in october a un report says security forces are committing severe human rights violations the latest report indicates a demonstration related violence from the 25th of october to november 4th caused at least $97.00 further deaths and thousands of injuries well the iraqi security officials could displayed more restraint that in previous protests earlier in october particularly in baghdad the unlawful use of lethal and less lethal weapons by security forces and armed people requires urgent attention and u.k. parliament is to be formally suspended in the coming hours ahead of a snap general election that means campaigning can officially began opposition leader jeremy corbyn has given a preview of what people can expect from the labor party campaign his speech focused on the national health

peaceful but yet what's happened overnight an indication of how tight this campaign is going to be hala. that will burn a close look at the voter south ny there are some $35.00 candidates in the selection but in effect it's really coming down to 2 men isn't that. yes between supply rajapaksa and such a such as premadasa rajapaksa the former defense minister at the time of the civil war when his brother mahinda rajapaksa was president there's always been dog since the end of the civil war that they won with allegations of significant human rights abuses towards the end of the war the un estimates some $40000.00 people were killed in the closing stages of the war there also perceived as being close to china. foreign debt is 45 percent of its g.d.p. and about i think it's a quarter of that debt is owed to china a different subject premadasa is he also has support from the. majority population but they're mainly rural. poor voters reaching out to tamil a muslim voters as well in the hope that he can persuade them to vote for him as so rajapaksa doesn't win again it's all in the shadow of th

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked. there are 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest is not anti right police they are not bought off our forces syrians are militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. or how they have says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protestors to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear medical sources say as a result of heavy tear gas bombardment at one of the busiest makeshift clinics on saturday they were forced to dismantle they have since moved to a spot they hope is safer but the doctor says the need is still great we need more volunteers and more quick minutes now tasha thank you very much for that name live for us in

heavy rain a mess tennesean hala -- ohio valleys. the northeast corridor bracing for severe weather into monday from providence to boston 6 inches of snow possible starting tomorrow. drivers need to be off the road by 3:00 p.m.. new york could see a dangerous mix of snow and rain and it looks more like rain down there too. if you are lucky enough to get to your holiday destination you might want to get cozy because getting home could be a challenge. >> unfortunately when you have these conditions with storms coming. you are going to see a pileup of delays that will have a domino effect going forward. santa national weather service is warning people in the path of the storm not to be on the road if you don't have to. jon: and if you're going to the airport's pack your patience. jackie heinrich thank you. for more let's bring in senior broadcast meteorologist for accuweather lauren ransom. >> good evening. we continue to track that powerful winter storm system with the lizard on the backside including rapid city to denmark's one to 2 f

that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours scott hala takes a look at how the record breaking election unfolded. in a hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of violent demonstrations the polling was seen as a way for voters to officially take sides in this deeply divided city of 7000000 back the probating candidates and the hong kong government or those who support greater democratic freedoms for hong kong in line with the protesters who have been fighting to push back on what they see as an increase in control from mainland china. he said that she needs a lot to hong kong the older generation who. are the only generation hopes for change i think more people actually coming out to have a say in what they want rather than. like some other can chase cities that are leaving father like china to decide what we want from hong

they haven't heard fromer or her 9 year-old grandson jaiden hill or the grand daughter 7 year-old cut hala they were all supposed to meet up with family members in valais how they were supposed to arrive a the late on monday. but they didn't show up so the family is very worried and they're actively searching for them now. >>like my my is all over the place i know it's a lot going on in the world right now and we do have a lot of crazy people in the world. >>let me just care. a thing could happen though she was cooking for thanksgiving. and he says it is cutting a small amount there was just him 3 guys a no she wasn't going anywhere for a day. >>this is a really concerning to everyone in the community in vallejo they're keeping their eyes out and trying to help the family right now. she drives a 2004 green acura tl so if you spot you know, maybe maybe they're on the side of the road they need help who knows. it's 5 hl am a 5, 1, 4, that's the california license plate. >>in the east bay 3 armed robbers are on the loose after a cary home invasiothat happened in lafayette. >>it was at this ho

>>all right hala now to some developing news. fairfield police are looking for a grandmother and her 2 children here after loved ones say they haven't seen or heard from them now in days 75 year-old sandra young inner 2 grandchildren, 9, 7 years old on this picture here were reported missing by family members. kron four's j r stone live in fairfield tonight with the latest on this search, jr what's the story. >>well grande i talk with friends of this woman tonight who are very concerned police tell me family mbers are actively searching for her as i speak. right now all 3 of these fairfield residents are missing, 75 year-old sandra young her grandson 9 year-old jaden hill and her granddaughter 7 year-old kelly, a. whereabouts unknown for the past 72 hours. >>let me just care. a thing could happen. >>police say young spoke with her daughter on sunday. she was supposed to meet up with family members in valais whole on monday. neighbors in her apartment complex in fairfield say they haven't seen her or the 2 grandchildren who she ha

it confirmed the reporting we had saturday that spengtser flatly denied in hala fast over the weekending that he said was interesting, the story is so confusing. here we have secretary spencer saying he would resign over a decision. but then he tried to broker the deal. >> right. >> with the same decision, that then he got fired over. so, what we did find out that in fact president trump is the one who ordered the defense secretary to allow eddie gallagher to keep his trident pin. we know president trump got what he wanted. eddie gallagher kept his trident pin and sector spencer was forced to resign/fired over it. >> did the secretary have any reaction to the tone of that letter, from secretary spencer the way that frankly spencer as we talked about directly in the show seemed to take direct aim at the commander in chief? >> he took issue at the reporting which is that secretary spencer was resigning over the eddie gallagher case specifically. but there's a passage in the resignation letter that specifically addresses the eddie gallagher case. we haven't heard from spencer he's not pu

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked. said to us they are 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group and they are reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest to. they are not anti right police they're not bought off our forces they're therians our militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. highly of says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear it osher going to aim al-jazeera baghdad meanwhile protests continue to call for change in lebanon as well thousands are on the streets in the capital beirut demonstrators have been calling for political reforms for more than 3 weeks now they've already forced the resignation of the prime minister but that's d

certainly good on go regardless of what kind of political deals are happening in madrid all right hala gorani live for us there in lahore in spain now for more bolivian president evo morales is on his way to mexico after the government there offered him asylum resigned on sunday after we surprised test following his disputed reelection the country left behind is bracing though full move violently as thousands of his supporters marched towards the capital dollars as promised to return to believe year 2 in his words with strength and energy john homan is in mexico city where morales is due to land. the mets can foreign minister described a night of negotiations really to get ex president morales out of bolivia and through other countries in latin america's airspace to try and get him to mexico he said that they had to negotiate with paraguayan we perused with ecuador with brazil to try and get him through their airspace and yet she described quite a tense situation when president riley's was actually picked up he said that they finally got permission to go into bolivia to land and to get

and bring down the political elites in this country and they want to effect some sort of mass change hala ok mohammed jim jim bringing us the very latest from baghdad thank you. well a crackdown against mostly on arms protesters haas killed more than 260 people since the unrest. that's a good name has more from baghdad. or says he came to tucker square with his brother abas is meal on october 1st ready to push for change carried him out that day after a tear gas canister sliced open his stomach the unemployed teacher died last week from complications related to his injury. is that the thought when i hold his photo i feel like he's with me just like he came with me to the protest i want to avenge his death by playing the politics among the protesters there are people like nasir hashem trying to scrape together a living one shining shoe and one step on the scale at a time nasser says he supports the protesters but he can't afford to join them despite the crowds he says few are interested in perfectly polished shoes the father of 5 from basra has been forced to leave his family behind to wor

covering american news are called foreign agents i could tell you i'm dressed up as an evil pirate for hala foreign agents i could tell you i'm dressed up as an evil pirate for hollowing or i could convey that confess i didn't know this weekend was halloween o.e.m. or i could convey that confess i didn't know this weekend was halloween. let's get started what's going on in the world the state which houses the 5th. let's get started what's going on in the world the state which houses the 5th largest economy on the planet is completely on fire there are protests rocking most clar just economy on the planet is completely on fire there are protests rocking most countries and the us president might be impeached for being countries and the us president might be impeached for being as corrupt as all of the president's plan i really thought as corrupt as all of the president's plan i really thought he was going to buck the trend really did so well all that hell storm he was going to buck the trend really did so well all that health storm is going on at least at least the f.b.i. is going on at least

we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdul karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked. said to us how they are 60 to 70 people belonging to one particular group and they are reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest. they are not police they are not bought off our forces disobedience on militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. or how they have says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces one. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear. medical sources say on saturday evening as a result of heavy tear gas bombardment at one of the busiest clinics in the square they were forced to tear down they have since moved to what they hope will be a safer spot to help protesters and security members who are injured at atia thank you very much for that mat

africa and the rip the world cup final in a match that could take the sport far beyond its traditional hala. hello again a welcome back well here across the northeastern part of turkey we are going to see quite a few clouds pushing into the higher elevations and that means it's going to be rain in the lower elevations as well as snow up into the higher elevations as we go into sunday so overnight lows are going to be dropping down below freezing but during the day should be coming back up for about cooler though that means some rainy conditions and some cooler conditions you with the tempter there of 15 degrees but down towards the south in kuwait city we do expect to see a nice day at 28 well here across the gulf of course we have been watching all tropical cyclone that system is still causing a few problems down here across the coast of amman now the system has weakened to a tropical depression but maybe some clouds maybe some rain coming into us a lot over the next few days up towards miss got though finally some nicer weather for you with a temperature of $31.00 but we are going to be w

yeah hala i mean this is a very significant part of these demonstrations we have seen again and again in various cities in iraq where these protests are happening one of the demands from these protesters that keep coming out is that they don't want foreign interference in that off the politics and because iran which neighbor is a neighbor to it off of course plays such an outsized role in their pocket politics that that is fueling a lot of the anger here and one of their hearts if you're hearing that once again a lot a lot of fireworks going off so sorry for the noise but one of the major escalations that happened in the past few days is you have anti-government demonstrators in the shiite majority city the shia holy city of najaf going out on tuesday evening storming the iranian onselen and setting parts of that compound on fire and that echoed an attack that took place by other demonstrators in another shiite majority city covered by the just a few weeks back when demonstrators attacked the iranian consulate in that shii holy city and in which they demanded that iran basically get o

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. >> the way this is going beyond abortion in the womb as we all were hala vied, the virginia governor ralph northam and his description of however it could possibly be described as opposed birth abortion, one of the most horrifying thing where the baby would sit on the table and we would decide what to do with it, how do you respond to this? >> yes that's a great point that you bring up, unfortunately this has been a reality in other places across the cult three -- we like to act like this is not a thing the cdc itself it over the span of 11 years at least 143 of the babies were born alive and then not resuscitated where born alive and not cared for, only six states actually require this kind of reporting so the number 1:43 is probably a lot higher than that. so we see this is not just degradation actually run inside the womb, it's a degradation of babies in general of life based on whether or not this child is wanted by the mother, again i ask what other context or stage of life do we decide if someone gets to die simply because they're not wanted and it's not to provoke a slippery s