he said it came from kata'ib hezbollah itself.uding tahseen ousamma, whose funeral lodya remon was going to when she was attacked. her friend abbas, who was driving, was also on the list. >> (speaking arabic): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: coming up next on this special edition of ext on frontline... >> they've lost their homes in the war. >> the one thing that that man was terrified of was that he'd been taken to quarantine, and he doesn't know who is going to feed his children. >> narrator: an exclusive look inside a country ravaged by war, and the pandemic. yemen's covid cover-up, begins right now. ♪ ♪ (bustling market sounds) >> nawal al-maghafi: this is sanaa, the capital of yemen. it's april 2020, and cid is raging around the world, but here the city markets are still full of people. >> (speaking arabic): >> al-maghafi: when this was filmed, other countries were already under lockdown. >> (conversing in arabic): >> al-maghafi: they're selling qat, a stimulant. chewing the leaves is a national addiction. >> (speaking arabic): >> al-maghaf

hezbollah supporters are denying any day they say that they're coming to the defense of the organization saying that these accusations are politically motivated but many people point out the fact of who he was he was a shia from the same sector of hezbollah and he used to live among them in their heartland which for many it is a thorn in the side of the group and we have to know what is going on in lebanon at the moment dissent is growing calls for a new leadership is growing and calls for early election so there's condemnation there is anger and there is grief but there's also fear with activists telling us that media freedoms really and freedom of expression is at the risk for sure this is a sin this assimilation is not the 1st the 1st sky but still it does a lot of the journalists activists and the politician who raise their voices against injustice be the political statement live on and say is that we will kidnap you kill you at least we will investigate your thoughts this does. a lot of pression in lebanon is going bigger and bigger and the freedom of expression is vanishing given o

a longtime activist and critic of hezbollah is killed in lebanon provoking a public outcry. and how climate change is threatening condors the thousands of birds in the lane when the. u.s. president joe biden says he is ending american support for saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons and his 1st foreign policy speech since taking office thought it also spoke about the coup in myanmar and russia's treatment of opposition figures his promise to restore america's leadership in the world and repair alliances that were fractured during the trump. all state department correspondent roseland reports. u.s. president joe biden delivered his 1st foreign policy speech at the state department and made news on the long running war in yemen where saudi and iraqi forces have allegedly targeted civilians with u.s. made what this war has to end. and to underscore our commitment we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen including relevant arm sales on the weekend coup in me and maher the mermaid's military should relinquis

hezbollah of course the knowing any role in those murders but the situation here is people are afraid they're afraid of what is to come they are seeing this they're seeing this killing as a message as a message to silence dissent al-jazeera zain ahead of reporting live from beirut to many thanks dude refugees from crisis hit venezuela and are risking their lives attempting to cross the mountainous land border to get to chile additional security agencies have been deployed to prevent illegal crossings but stopping them so far but the challenge diane reports. these families left venezuela hoping for a new life and chilling back home life had become unbearable they say there's no food no jobs and no future if he does none of them oh you can't survive in venezuela you really can't how are we supposed to make it with about $3.00 a month now there are fears of a potential humanitarian crisis entire communities are walking towards the chilean border climbing mountains and rocky ground to avoid border checkpoints at least 2 people died attempting the journey one from colombia the other from v

in the uk most look man was against hezbollah syria and iran but it doesn't mean fingers should be pointed at them they could be someone trying to pin it on them. for many the killing was a message this is going to scare anybody. going to criticize or thinks about criticizing a light killer. because of who look man was the most this in the world below and then look man hailed from the same sect as hezbollah shia islam he lived in the group stronghold and was killed in the group's heartland. for more than a year and tell yourself it's been protesters have been demonstrating to bring about a change in leadership and for the 1st time those protests spread into strongholds of the mainly sectarian political parties including hezbollah which was accused of protecting the system many blamed for running the economy into the ground the protestors were attacked by hezbollah and hamas supporters and journalists have been harassed. journalists hunger strikes and whenever i express my socks. on i am like i was a traitor authorities are promising an investigation but his family like many others say ther

the protesters were attacked by hezbollah and hamas supporters and journalists have been harassed. journalists trying to shake stock and express my stocks in. the sector and i am a traitor. authorities are promising investigation but his family like many others say there's no need for one in a country where there's barely been accountability. they route dozens of protesters have been arrested in a pause capital katmandu after rallying against a government decision to dissolve parliament and call a snap election it was part of a nationwide general strike called by a faction of the ruling communist party prime minister k.p. sharma only says there's been a conspiracy against him by members of his own party who plunged into a political crisis in december but only dissolved parliament during a power struggle. a medical trial in the u.k. has been laws to see if giving people different coronavirus vaccines for their 1st and 2nd dose well off at the same protection study will mix the astra zeneca and finds a biotech jobs mix vaccine doses have worked for a bowler and h.p.v. the man leading

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hezbollah supporters are denying any and they say that they're coming to the defense of the organization saying that these accusations are politically motivated but many people point out that the facts of who he was he was from the same sector of hezbollah and he used to live among them in their hearts land which for many it is a thorn in the side of the group and we have to know what is going on in lebanon at the moment this sense is growing calls for a new leadership is growing and calls for early elections so there's condemnation there is anger and there is grief but there's also fear with activists telling us that media freedoms really and freedom of expression is at risk. for sure this is a sin this assassination is not the 1st of its kind but still it does and the journalists activists and the politician who raise their voices against injustice be the political statement live on and say that we will kidnap you kill you or at least you will investigate your thoughts this tells us a lot that the russian in lebanon is going bigger and bigger the freedom of expression is vanishing give

protesters were attacked by hezbollah and hamas supporters and journalists have been harassed. journalists from the state and whenever i express my socks against the sect and i am a traitor authorities are promising an investigation but his family like many others say there's no need for one in a country where there's barely been accountability. beirut now the head of the tokyo olympics organizing committee has apologized on the sexist comments he made about women but says he won't resign you sure amaury reportedly told a meeting of the japanese olympic committee on wednesday that female board members talk too much in meetings and are annoying the 83 year old who is also the former japanese prime minister is now facing pressure to step down with the hash tag mori please resign gaining traction online. he. i would like to take back what i said i also want to apologize to the people that were often that view shoot through code marriage was. i have no intention of resigning really i have been supporting on working hard for political gains for 7 years i'm not thinking of resigning.

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he was a vocal critic of hezbollah. thank you for watching france 24. we start this evening with the foreign policy chief of the european union, who begins a three-day visit to russia. that is the first such trip by talking you envoy since 2017. it comes after police arrested 10,000 people during recent nationwide protests. in support of opposition figure alexey navalny. the eu has been discussing imposing further sanctions on russia following measures in response to the annexation of crimea. >>'s visit to moscow is unlikely to change the sentence for alexey navalny, the country's main opposition figure was sentenced to three years in prison with several countries forcing stern opposition. >> [speaking forward -- [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> words that did not go down well in moscow as the country told the bloc to stay out of its sovereign affairs. >> [speaking foreign language] >> another option being considered by some european countries is pressure using the nord stream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany, but h

a longtime activist and critic of hezbollah is killed in lebanon provoking public outcry. and that in sport the pakistan captain leads from the front of quick action star. however we've got some all there across parts of southern year but a very different story further north and in between we go to areas of cloud rain sleet and snow this weather system here this double front passes dividing line between the warmth that we have across southern most parts and that cold air that we have across the northern areas and it's the northern areas the cold air is going to win over the next couple of days further south of that temperatures hovering around the 20 degree model around 6 or 7 celsius above the seasonal normal there is that cold air coming in across northern most parts of becoming more expansive as we go through the course of the weekend by the end of the weekend temp just struggling to get to just 2 celsius there in london and early next week a similar picture loss of cold air minus 12 the top 10 for moscow a 10 degree drop in temperatures coming in here that cold air wel

hezbollah has denied any role in the murder and accused its opponents of exploiting it for political gain but for some there are facts that can't be ignored it happened in an area we know clearly who controls it and lebanon we have a history of us summations and many have evaded accountability the evidences were covered up some of the investigators with assassinated many activists who oppose hezbollah believe they too are at risk but 0 fear is their message to those who accuse them of working for western countries he gave to me steve young generation to look at the history of people who were investing. in ideology. i find look man as. annoying. he's annoying. and that's why he was killed i think look man had a wide network of relations western diplomats attended the memorial ceremony they added their voices to calls for a transparent investigation in a country where there is little trust in a politicized judiciary. look man lived in the southern suburbs of beirut this is his father's home and it's been here since before the neighborhood became a house full of stronghold his family. r

protestors were attacked by hezbollah and hamas supporters and journalists have been harassed. journalists from the stock and when i express my socks against the politics of the sect and i am like i was a traitor authorities are promising an investigation but his family like many others say there's no need for one in a country where there's barely been accountability center could there be a root. protesters have taken to the streets of nepal's capital katmandu to rally against the government's decision to dissolve parliament and call for a snap election farce of the ruling the power communist party of the action has also announced a general strike the prime minister k.p. sharma early is alleging he spirity against him by members of his own party plunged into it from the crisis in december when the only dissolved parliament amid a power saucily. nearly half of afghanistan's population suffers from hunger every day according to the united nations decades of war and rampant corruption of crippled the economy a recent wave of targeted killings as well as the pandemic has added anot

and the nazis hezbollah the shiite islam is a political party lebanon also gives things away for free they offer protection and hospitality and we loyalty that way and they also demand devotion to their brutal us versus them and to sunni cools. the article didn't go down so well not surprising did it ever occur to have her in and that she may have been wrong that the political beliefs she holds do more harm than good or at least not as much good as she thinks that the people with whom she disagrees politically may not be bad individuals. she should consider that in the country helping you neighbor is not smelly cool to see extended to one some tribe is a survival tactic the neighbor probably doesn't expect happens thank you but if you need his help i think he did expect that bridge in your half or in writes about politics for the l.a. times and about culture for wired she wrote a book called magic and loss and was praised as a public intellectual for the 21st century and one of the finest living writers for english prose but her recent article lamenting the evil of her trumps supporti

who look man was the most this in the world below and then look man hailed from the same sect as hezbollah shia islam he lived in the group stronghold and was killed in the group's heartland. for more than a year anti-establishment protesters have been demonstrating to bring about a change in leadership and for the 1st time those protests spread into strongholds of the mainly sectarian political parties including hezbollah which was accused of protecting the system many blamed for running the economy into the ground. protestors were attacked by hezbollah and hamas supporters and journalists have been harassed and journalists from the strike sect and whenever i express my socks . on i'm a traitor authorities are promising an investigation but his family like many others say there's no need for one in a country where there's barely been accountability for their own beirut still to come here on the news for you they were murdered in their thousands by i saw in iran he is late to the government holds funeral ceremonies for years easy victim. also had 500 tennis players and officials are back i

neighbors who cleared a driveway of snow for free as an eye to kindness calling them a link to hezbollah the lebanese group designated as terrorist by the u.s. well as caleb maupin explains next it's not the only case of whipping up tensions either. the rift between red america and blue america has been widening for years nobody can say that the media is blameless if you voted for trump you voted for the person who claims supported you voted for the person who nazis support or millions of miller. are you so worried or. somehow you to be deprogrammed you consider those people cult members. i do i think they were deceptively recruited by an offshore terry and political cult now we all know that the media has been stoking the flames but every so often we have to do a double take and say really did they just say that take a left wing columnist virginia heffernan who is not sure if you should say thank you when our neighbors offer a friendly gesture the trumpets next door to open them against we who seem as devoted to the next president as you can get without being cute fance just plowed own

support of all of our hezbollah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and cut saved saeed al shahada was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq. ok let's bring in matthew cronin he's director of global strategy at the atlantic council and he's also a former advisor on a run policy to the u.s. secretary of defense he's joining us from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for being with us one phrase that's been coming out from the department of defense statement the fall of these attacks was that it was done in a way to deescalate the situation in eastern syria and iraq it seems a little bit of a contradiction in terms what do you think the u.s. is trying to save with this attack. what i don't see it as a contradiction i think iran has been the destabilizing force in the region and iraq as syria yemen and elsewhere and if united states were not to respond to attacks like this against its personnel in iraq then iran will feel like it had a free hand to co

hezbollah has denied any role in the murder and accused its opponents of exploiting it for political gain but for some there are facts that can't be ignored it happened in an area we know clearly who controls it and lebanon we have a history of us summations and many have evaded accountability the evidences which covered up some of the investigators with assassinated many activists who oppose hezbollah believe they too are at risk but the. 0 fear is their message to those who accuse them of working for western countries he gave generation to look at the history of people who invest. in ideology. i find. annoying and he's annoying. and that's why he was killed i think look man had a wide network of relations western diplomats attended the memorial ceremony they added their voices to calls for a transparent investigation in a country where there is little trust in a politicized judiciary. look man lived in the southern suburbs of beirut this is his father's home and it's been here since before the neighborhood became a hezbollah stronghold his family says the man refused to leave this

had the most to gain the hezbollah has denied any any role in the killing and they believe that these accusations are being used for political reasons this shows you the deep divide in this country but the message you're getting from the people here they're holding up posters saying 0 fear is that we will not be silenced lebanon is in the midst of a deep political crisis a deep political divide and you know and now there's really fears that the security situation could deteriorate further that we must leave it there many things in a hold reporting live from the suburbs of beirut. back to the states u.s. president joe biden has had his 1st conversation with the chinese premier shooting pains since he took office in january mr biden raised concerns about what the white house called beijing's unfair economic practices the u.s. president also spoke to she about the pandemic the ongoing situation on kong and allegations about rights abuses engine jiang region president she stressed the need for the 2 nations to avoid confrontation and to have mutual respect sarah clocks in hong kong for us

support hezbollah or hezbollah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacks u.s. and coalition forces and. was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades sit conducts operations in both syria and iraq we've got 2 correspondents on the story this awesome out of 14 is standing by for reaction out of iraq the 1st let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly health at kimberly so this is the 1st action coming from the biden administration right in response to attacks on american targets in iraq how does all of this differ from from trump's approach. oh good morning from early morning in washington where there is still no official statement from the white house press secretary or even the commander in chief joe biden who is the course the u.s. president but also serves that dual role as commander in chief now we know that he ordered these strikes but has yet to comment on them only we know through the pentagon as you mentioned that this was to deal with the attacks on american personnel and coalition forces and that this occurred after

hezbollah. 2 of the targeted militias part of what known as the popular mobilization forces that's an umbrella of shia groups formed in 2014 to fight i saw in iraq with u.s. support. for hezbollah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war the fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and. harder was found in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq as crossed out to our white house correspondent kelly health committee have we heard anything from the white house following these strikes. no and the silence is certainly notable we have not received a statement from the white house we are still watching very carefully to see if joe biden the u.s. president will say anything as he departs the white house and heads for texas something he is expected to do shortly about given the fact that the u.s. president is commander in chief of the u.s. military and we know from the pentagon that he authorized these strikes after consulting with u.s. allies it is unusual that we have still not heard from the u.s. president now the argu

she responds by likening them to hezbollah and nazis. wait, what? i'm john roberts.l done, john roberts paid to have the story right now. it's a crisis of conscience for "los angeles times" columnist when her trump supporter neighbor cleared her driveway after a massive snowstorm. in an op-ed she compares it to the tactics of hezbollah. this piece starts off, like, "oh, heck no. the trumpites next door plowed our driveway without being asked and did a great job. how my going to resist demands for unity in the face of this passive-aggressive niceness?" but then she writes this. the coat has blood, the shiite islamist party in lebanon, also give things away for free. the favors has blood does for people probably don't involve snowplows, but like other mafias, hezbollah tends to its own." they also demand devotion to their brutal us versus them anti-sunni cause." what is this writer trying to say? she seems very, very angry and her entire life, entirely political. >> buck: well, biden's win was not the cure for trumped arrangement syndrome. this is a chronic long-term c

time hezbollah got tired. of the targeted militia is a part of what are known as the popular mobilization forces that's an umbrella of shia groups formed in front of 14 to fight isis in iraq without hezbollah or hezbollah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked the u.s. and coalition forces and. harder was founded in 2013 like has been a brigade to conduct operations in both syria and iraq. or more let's go live now to some other faulting who is in the iraqi capital baghdad i'm wondering summer where does this leave things this latest u.s. airstrike in syria near the iraqi border where does this leave things in terms of the u.s. iraq relationship. well the airstrikes were carried out in response to attacks on american interests in iraq but the response was in syria and that's likely to put less strain on u.s. iraq relations that it appears to be a departure from the trump administration's policy because let's remember that that government frequently took

hezbollah and sayyid shahada 2 of the targets of militias that part of the popular mobilization of forces on the brother of shia groups formed in 2014 to 5 i saw in iraq that he has ball all hizbollah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and. other was founded in 2013 like the hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq let's get more on this now for months irresistible to full team is with us live from baghdad summer where does this put iraq in terms of its relationships with both the u.s. and iran. well the u.s. strikes came in response to the attacks on iraqi soil but they were not carried out on iraqi soil and that will definitely put less strain on u.s. iraq relations and it is quite a significant departure from the trump administration's because they used to regularly target these armed groups on iraqi soil one of those attacks in december 2019 then led to an escalation between the u.s. and iran on the iraqis farland drew widespread condemnation from iraq's government which acc

however, other mafias, hezbollah tends to its own. the shiites, sick, elderly and hungry. they offer protection and hospitality and win loyalty that way. the chairman of georgia's republican party said the writer can't fathom good in people with whom she disagrees politically? sad. this, your leftist neighbors hate you and want you dead no matter what a good neighbor you are. pete, your reaction. >> what do you even say? this feels like it had to have been written by the babylon bee. parody on how someone would view a trump supporter. no, it was in the "l. a. times." this person in virginia was being honest. it snowed in an area that doesn't snow that often at her covid getaway. the neighbor next door who flies a trump flag plowed her driveway. basic decency in a neighborhood. she spends 800 words contorting herself to wonder whether or not the person who flew a maga flag is the same as hezbollah or nazi sympathize ?er this is how dehumanizing it has come to for trump people. she offers a standing invitation to make amends. i will thank you if you apologize to me for suppo

and coalition forces and khateeb side was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq let's go live now to baghdad of a serious amount of 14 is there for a similar how does this attack in syria affect u.s. iraq relations. well this was the 1st time the vide an administration responded to attacks on american interests here in iraq and that reaction was closely watched by the iraqi government and the public in general to try to discern what the biden administration's policy would be to war with iraq and also towards iran here in the region now compared to the trump administration the response was relatively measured we've heard the secretary of defense say that the aim was to deescalate the overall situation in iraq and syria and the approach stands in contrast to the tribe trump administration's policy let's remember that the previous u.s. government regularly targeted iranian backed armed groups in iraq and it did so unilaterally without consulting the iraqi government and without consulting other foreign nations that form part of the u.s. led co

and check the wild weather in a moment and then grief and outrage in lebanon as a prominent hezbollah critic noted last week is laid to rest until it's been the one the c.d.c. releases new data on how double masking turned off a greater protection against a coronavirus. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways how i once again we've got more rain making its way across southeastern parts of china it is clearing through not see this massive cloud just easing away from taiwan we're going to see that pulling out into the open waters to try weather coming back in behind high pressure further north into japan the game will keep it last 5 and try and temperatures not faring too badly 13 celsius in tokyo on friday a tad warmer for saturday but now i just want to show is just creeping the way into southern parts of the country the key issue could turn a little wet as we go on through the day largely dry then for much of china one of 2 showers down towards the southeast towards taiwan little bit of wet weather it was that western side of the country as well we'll see s

hezbollah and khattab saeed al shahada a 2 of the militias targeted them part of the popular mobilization force is an umbrella group of shia groups formed in 2014 to fight against i saw in iraq the tape hezbollah or hizbullah brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and could see by side was founded in 2013 like hizbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq which is there or should have returns in washington has more now on the background the air strikes. we understand joe biden authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place 23 g.m.t. and we understand that biden had been presented with several options and it's been reported that he picked the smallest targets of all the options presented to him by the pens again and we have and that and that was this this facility which the u.s. claims was used by quote iran backed militias on the border between syria and and iraq and we have this statement which is seems to be the key message that the u.s. is trying to get out that this propor

support of hezbollah or hizbollah brigades was set up in 2007 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and saeed al shahada was founded in 2013 like hezbollah brigades it conducts operations in both syria and iraq much of kerning is director of global strategy at the atlantic council and our form of advisor on iran policy to the u.s. secretary of defense he says iran has been testing the new u.s. administration and the attack in syria as president biden's early response. i think there's always a question with the new president is president biden willing to use force in iran or not we are in now against iran and in syria we saw that president obama set a red line in syria and was unwilling to enforce it we saw president trump was willing to use force and so i think iran might have been testing a new president. what can we get away with iran i think ivan is trying to send an early message that it should not be tested that the by the administration is comfortable using force to defend u.s. interests in the region and to pushing back against iran we have a saying

"hezbollah also give things away for free."e said "free driveway work may say visitors is not the same currency is justice and truth." apparently she alone gets to define. she's in charge of justice and truth. there's something deep about this, very revealing about the state of the country. greg gutfeld the greg gutfield show, co-host of "the five" thought about what this column means. it does means something andeg joins us now to explain. greg, good to see you. >> good to see you, tucker. if i ever, tucker -- you have to make this promise. if i become a cartoon of myself- take me out and shoot me. i cannot tell if this person who wrote this is for real or a cartoon of herself. an elitist writer for harpers or slate who has a pandemic get away and a podcast of a david corn writes this piece in which she slams her good natured neighbors, comparison to hezbollah and nazis because they cleared her driveway. i love this story almost to an obsessive degree because i can't figure out if it's real. wouldn't she consider thatut they --

was an outspoken critic of hezbollah as murder last week provoked a public outcry across lebanon the u.s. ambassador to lebanon and she attended the ceremony and paid tribute to say. you were. breaking in. the party are. unpredictable and unexpected like him let us not get very. close her legs just. accountability through this with her. right this carry on his legacy. including my continuing our partnership we keep organizations out here and we are out of these partnerships xina how to joins us live now from the southern suburbs of beirut zain what's the latest on the investigation. well we're not any closer to knowing who was responsible for this political crime the 1st in many years in lebanon we are in his family residence where he was laid to rest earlier earlier today it's been a week it was since he was here and he was shot multiple times but close range but for people here they're not expecting answers they don't believe that the lebanese to disagree or the security agencies. will uncover the truth because the judiciary has been accused of being politicized judges prosecutors

that is a base where hezbollah, the iraqi version of hezbollah, supported by iran does operate. that is an area of syria where they have been present for quite some time. it is important to know this border is very porous. the syrian government obviously turns a blind eye to military forces, militias that are there and have in the past fought on behalf of the syrian regime against its various opponents, so even though the strike was in syria, it does have real impact on the ground here in iraq which is essentially a battleground, not necessarily always military, politically and otherwise between iran and the united states. it's a complicated situation and it's hard to tell whether this overnight strike by the united states on these targets is going to de-escalate the situation or have the opposite effect. you don't know at this point how many there were, fatalities, in this airstrike. >> all right. thanks so much. great to have you there in erbil. ben wedeman, we appreciate it. >>> president biden and the king of saudi arabia have spoken by phone. they have reaffirmed the import

being shot docklands leme was a journalist and a political analyst well known for his criticism of hezbollah. i mean i see came in as revoke the license of china's state run television channel c t.n. the u.k.'s broadcast regulator ofcom says an investigation found c.v.s. license was wrongfully held by star china media china's foreign ministry says it reserves the right to take measures against the british broadcaster the b.b.c. once again you're up to date with the headlines the news are coming up in around 25 minutes. accompanied by. their peter. kenyon recently. added pressure. beach kind of press you put any made in their corner. mr braining. h.k. and you have. been in that they reset the law it's a welcoming letter much e.a.s.a. teams like the strat and had that thing that's the theme but that he. has bad luck that shot him while local which doesn't raise him that thing at banks a mechanic on them but not yet that watch on t.v. that he's not skinny. on cherry at b.s. . but i am a carriage and. medical make each a month to sleep shame an opera minus your damn one gender issue hyped up to

then she added hezbollah also gives things away for free, but she's not done yet, she saved the hitlerch family who once told her that were polite too so what kind of group decides to publicly denigrate kind neighbors? either a really bad person who puts tribal politics before human kindness or -- they probably watch fox and they will recognize the name virginia heffernan and know that she compared them to nazis. what writer takes that chance to attack a next-door neighbor knowing they are vile trump supporter's and knowing that they could find out. the times should should've sent someone to the pandemic getaway to see if it was clear and also to get the neighbor side of the story so as not just some ranch that exudes superiority. giving a chance to respond or maybe admit that they blew it and let a tall tale could buy them because they wanted it to be true. so a person who makes up this story is bad, but if the story is true, it kind of makes it worse. either way, hand her the shovel and let her dig out of this on her own. so what gets me about this is she knows the snowplow or is a t

the militia targeted including kata' ib hezbollah. the guardians of blood for the attack.s later another attack in the green zone appeared to target the u.s. embassy in baghdad. iran has denied any links to the group but the air strikes could complicate the biden administration's efforts to return to a nuclear deal with iran. >> we allowed and encouraged iraqis to investigate and develop intelligence, and that was very helpful to us in propo response, the pentagon says, sending an unambiguous message. president biden will act. a limited strike inside syria so as not to cause a backlash in iraq while sending a message to iran. meanwhile, russia now saying it was given a few minutes warning before the strikes. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> robbed and dragged by purse snatchers. distressing video of an attack in oakland. we want to warn you, it may be hard to watch. this is what happened. it was wednesday afternoon, outside a beauty supply store on international boulevard. you see it right there. that woman trying to hang on to a purse as she is dragged by the car. the