this is the khabour river, filmed in the 1990s flowing through hasa ka.ivers only flow for a limited time during the year. and extreme drought has been recorded for the last four yea rs. with the khabour no longer a reliable source of water, people have to look elsewhere. but the alouk wells were 65 kilometres from hasaka, in an area called ras al—ayn. water had to be piped in. then in 2019, rojava lost control of ras al—ayn when the turkish army launched an offensive on north—eastern syria. newsreader: around 60,000 people have fled their homes in north—eastern syria on the second day of a major air and ground assault by turkish forces. some civilians have been killed and dozens more have been injured. president erdogan said were seeking to prevent a terror corridor across their southern border and to bring peace to the area. turkish forces seized what they called a safe zone inside north—east syria which meant that alouk wells are now in territory controlled by turkey today, there is no water coming from alouk to hasaka. this man and his wife are a two—

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a chief political correspondent anita hasa to take a quick look at a few other stories making headlines today in australia, fire broke off. how does that city airport after a passenger plane made an emergency landing the boeing 737 circled back shortly after taking off local media se the plains engine exploded, sparking the fire bengal dash is struggling to cope with a dang, a fever outbreak as climate change for long as the conditions for the virus to spread mosquito, the curious thing, a tribes during the monsoon season, which is now extending into winter world health organization has warned of the viruses alarming spread world wide. israel's military and says is deploying a rescue mission for its citizens in the netherlands retract at a football match. flash has broke out. a game between my can be tell a beef. and i x a amsterdam despite a band on a pro palestinian protest outside the stadium. so now let's get some more reaction now for following donald trump's stunning election when this week. uh, this time we're, we've got a statement from the russian president vladimir putin speak

kurdish fighters, and backed by the us control, much of northeastern syria, particularly of rock, a hasa and parson verizon. this area is home to significant oil reserves. tookie conducted 3 major incursions into a northern syria between 201620192 create what it called a face. so and along its 7 border and now it wants to kurdish dominated as the forces to leave tile re 5 and mom page and move east of the euphrates river. let's speak to joshua alonda is a bottle. this is director of the center for the least studies at the university of oklahoma, and is joining us from oklahoma city in the us. joshua, thank you so much for being with us. some fast moving developments in syria right now. what's your sense of what's happening on the ground? how far do you think the opposition can push self? well, the opposition has, i think, far exceeded, what is it set out to do? and when it realize there was very little that this, the syrian military was willing to fight for and began to just melt away. they've been on a roll tearing towards hama, as your reporters have underlined and i, and they hoped to

the vetting hasas been a crappy. that's just the bottom line. if we go on and we get to this other aspect where you said the emphasis was on safety and not speed. on going to read to you now the memo of concern filed july of 2021 and the reason i read this even though it's abated somewhat, it seems to be still the conditions. this is from page two. since the beginning of this current influx or our field staff it's in the transformation a division of unaccompanied children operations within o.r. from a child welfare focus model to one that emphasizes what seems to be quote releases him as soon as possible close quote model. mueller, close quote. so i know you've lost contact with the children and now we are told when you lose contact with the children it's not been lost but it is being lost. after all these be included in the record, mr. chairman. yieldut back. >> without objection. times expired. ms. jayapal for five minutes. >> thankth you. mr. secretary, , thanks again fr coming here. earlier this year i know hhs finalized regulations governin

value to both potential, which is made by membrane when we detect that somethingon is wrong signal hasa machine learning and let's look at what is happening in this video greatest when the video robot task to search out paint and wires in this tax permi extensive. when the robots accidentally places the wire in the case are paid in the wire case. ... be detected in a few hundred milliseconds, and in turn this can be to get the robot to correct its mistakes. let's see this again. and so here is the is the robot. it's, it's putting paints in the right. then it's but this time around, it's, this time around it, it is putting -- at this time around it's putting a wire in b the rit bid. into the paintbox veryat fast. but see that portion of the video again. it tries too put wire in the paintbrush right now. the robot was able to automatically change its function. over time i believe the collaboration between humans and machines will become more intuitive. eventually the system may be a little too detect a more extensive signals from our brain when something is amiss. automatically unstaffed

hasa real coke.l sugar coke. >> ainsley: a lot of people -- i don't do the diet coke because sack written and all that stuff. >> steve: it has aspartame. >> ainsley: no, i don't want to do any of those chemicals, now if i want a coke, i will have a few sips. don't ever drink the whole one. >> brian: let's talk about what is going on in the nfl. this is a league that used it get on you if you weren't kneeling at one point because they were upset that donald trump was president or whatever they were worried about, america wasn't good enough. this league this thing has changed in real time. if you want to know america come together, i look at everyone doing the dance, and then you look at the envelope, look at how they are celebrating. watch. >> steve: it's the trump dance. >> smith with the sack. [cheers] >> accept the flag here. >> steve: how funny is that? apparently college players have been doing it for a couple weeks now and now it has gone international. i was reading apparently soccer players in

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