hello this is al jazeera live from doha i'm fully back to before also coming up i saw its last bastion falls in syria u.s. backed forces are now in control of the town of buy good news fears of disease in mozambique and zimbabwe a week after he dies struck the region aid agencies warn they are running out of time to be survivors and left hanging with visit the exhibition bearing silent witness to violence against native american. huge crowds have gathered in britain's capital for what's being called the people's votes march they are demanding a second referendum organizers are hoping to beat the three quarters of a million protesters last year's event and speak to paul brennan who is in london for sport tell us about what the day has looked like so far and what these protesters are hoping to achieve. it's been an impressive turn of folly yes it began at noon a park lane. hyde park they marched they persist past downing street down. to here palm and scrap the seats of government the estimates were that it was far in excess of the seven hundred fifty thousand who turned out to protest ag

being as i want to finally when i ask about it but that's the balance about what i saw when it snows that are not the sad says they're not the same wonder what i heard out of all of our cars and punches at the top to bottom. in part one of this two part series al-jazeera explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping the endless chase on al-jazeera. in africa's technological at the center not fluent in group over to live side by side. in its first episode life ups challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it's especially because of. the life out of silicon savannah the knowledge is here and. the united states says i saw has been eliminated one hundred percent in syria. hello this is al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha i'm fully back also ahead widespread condemnation of donald trump spawn to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights which belong to syria plus. out on the streets again hundreds of thousands of algerians demand sweeping change to the political

announcing that i saw has been completely eliminated from its last stronghold in syria alan fisher is in washington for us allan we were expecting this official announcement from the white house. exactly right you remember this just two days ago donald trump on the south lawn of the white house before he traveled to ohio he told reporters that i saw would lose the entire tree by the end of the day you may remember he held up a map showing i saw in the territory controlled when he came to power in twenty sixteen and the position that they were and no at one point i saw spread across syria and iraq controlled territory roughly the size of mainland britain slowly because of efforts by various fighters including the united states i saw as territory got smaller and smaller and no the united states are saying that they nor longer hold any territory in syria and in iraq here's the difficulty though i saw hasn't gone away and everyone knows that donald trump will undoubtedly get the victory he wanted he wants to be able to see he was the president that defeated eisel but it hasn't gone away a

so thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so i guess i saw as you know a so-called state but certainly a state the controls i think at the most it was eighty eight thousand square kilometers of land that i saw is finished but where does it leave i saw now and crucially how much of a threat is it for its enemies. i think i so it's still relevant to the global community in terms of particularly western nations to remain vigilant you have to remember you have a whole group of foreign fighters coming from the west from various places in the arab and islamic world where they have then returned back to their homeland is so for us to be complacent to think that in some way this has been defeated we should take the lesson of al-qaeda we know that there is clearly a resurgence taking place with hamza bin ladin the son of osama bin laden and so the same approach the same efforts though more lethal with ice so we must remain vigilant to recognize these groups are adapting and that in no way that this organization is totally defeated yes the land mass the territorial influence that i

i saw that some people were running out to my, through my room where i was in and also, i saw some peopleod on their body and some people were limping. at that moment, i realise that it was a really serious. there are reports that the gunman was firing continuously for at least ten minutes. another mosque in the city also came under attack and police say that several other people have also been apprehended. new zealand's prime minister expressed shock. what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly, it is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. local canterbury police have not confirmed numbers, but have said that there have been fatalities and injuries in more than one location. in an unprecedented action, they have also asked for all mosques throughout the country to close their doors. and currently, the whole of christchurch is in lockdown. let's speak to our correspondent hywel griffith. he is in sydney for it. mentioned the situation is still ongoing and the situation is still ongoing and the city is in lockdown. one glimpse of

so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally i saw held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that anchor approves of while in member genoud the kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the us or the government and its allies jamal and show you on al-jazeera beirut. at least one hundred fifteen forlani herders have been killed in mali in an attack blamed on an

because it's called the dutch disease i saw it i should go to whole and. sadly we see that many obese countries. and up with much worse economic performance much worse in a call to you much more poverty than before they had the oil well for the gas well for the mineral wealth so that's being called i'm dr myself has been called the dutch disease. the dutch disease is something which is taught in the middle of this not in the schools one of the main gas exports you get all this gassy holding up the north part of holland . as a result of the gas being exported it was a lot of extra mom for the guilder for the dutch currency and that pushed up the value of the giver and the maiden very strong currency but as a result of that there rest of the industry the madness became less competitive found a more difficult to export aboard so although we were wealthier in terms of gas our industry was suffering and my to be causing on the point. venezuela has suffered from the dutch disease since the nineteenth thirty's when oil income was converted into holidays clothes a

i saw some people were drop dead. these are people i would describe as having extremist views that have absolutely no place in new zealand and in fact had no place in the world. so far one person, and male in his late 205, has been charged with murder. and should appear in a christchurch court tomorrow morning the suspect is being widely named as brenton tarrant, the suspect is being widely named as brenton tarra nt, who the suspect is being widely named as brenton tarrant, who police believe opened fire on wor5hipper5 at friday prayers. a number of devices had been diffused at the masks. —— mosques. we will bring you the latest from christchurch. at least 49 people have died in a gun attack in new zealand — with dozens more seriously injured. the terrorist attack targetted two mosques in christchurch. witnesses say at least one gunman opened fire on worshippers at the mosques, as they gathered for friday prayers. one man, in his twenties, has been charged with murder — a further three people were arrested but police s

that's a fairly large when i saw the danger to first thing i did was to protect myself and my son i couldn't stop the water strapping away our clothes blankets environment and everything is gone we're suffering. water levels are dropping after two days of relatively good weather but the damage left behind is hampering aid efforts up until three days ago this whole area and this road was completely devastated by the psycho and covered in water it made passage impossible come along these roads it shows you how difficult delivering any kind of meaningful way by road will be the main focus is by people being rescued by helicopter but that's only making a small fraction of a difference. many of the dirt track roads in the countryside have been seriously affected aid is trickling in but the death count is rising and the risk of disease and illness is increasing by the day we're sitting on a ticking bomb as well as what is the new vision imagine is concerned and cholera outbreak you know is there a reality you know that we will be ready to face malaria is on the making already thore in this country

sorry now there is the director of the levant institute for strategic affairs he says the threat from i saw will not be over. this is the final battle i mean this is the ground operation that will clear what is remaining from isis military forces but this does not mean that the isis threat is over let's keep in mind that isis is the mainly in ideology. and their root causes of that led to the emergence of this this is the group are still there when it's comes to all the political settlement that's pending whether in iraq or in syria so the root causes that led to the emergence of this group remaining this is why the military operation is may be all over however that threat is there. and. chances are high that when it came to the type of a tactic that the that he would be using and he will resort in my if you will to move to get a law type of operation instead of a classical type of warfare that we have been witnessing in syria lately that if a device all in the northern iraqi town of sin jar in two thousand and fifteen has left a power vacuum the area is rife with competing armed groups vyi

that's when i saw was pushed out of iraq's second largest city mosul. at the same time syrian democratic forces backed by coalition airstrikes mounted an operation against the group's last major stronghold the city of iraq and syria i saw lost that battle in october the same year. now all that remains of the group is pockets of fighters confined to small areas in iraq and syria analysts say the decline for ice all began with its attempt to take a town on the syrian turkish border in september two thousand and fourteen that's kabbani over there the siege of qubani on the turkey syria border is considered to be a turning point in the battle against eisel turkey were very worried that they managed to get this close to the turkish border so they allowed both the kurdish peshmerga and free syrian army forces to use their territory to go into kabul in conjunction with the wipe e.g. they were able to force i saw fighters on the outskirts of the town for many it's considered the beginning of the end feisal as caliphate in just a few short years eisel lost its t

i just saw the soldiers are the force to form between one guard. the other are ours our soul they're the gown does begin i mean that you cannot i'm going to i don't got out. he was desperate be crying i am motorable please don't kill me. you know it was not but mother you know without of course not. i know people would think you know why are just and theme but i had no choice not not was not a mother. and. i just kept that shot. when people in c.m. . seem to be that i'm in the theme. i know what's up and what a fun. one do with people nothing. an employee does eighty feet and even put his lips on. a c.m. . as this is. not new to me and i'm not in ca. and if you know. people to me so i thought the thing if you took this. an upbeat and begun to miss if. we aforesaid. straight away there were guys time be invited to willy barrel and with the boy still kicking took him into the wee peril. the boy begging for his back home and within minutes to be thrown here and a big must grieve a lot of family members will never ever. find out that some of their loved

is what i saw the world warnings that the i.d.f. got before it was something that. told me that i think. a few days before maybe a week before they already got a warm. hot. warning that something is about to happen. much more i mean it's a group of soldiers marched up to the young men in the black jacket. i know he too was a palestinian when i saw a soldier start to kick in the he moved. so clearly he was to lie for you i knew khan well that measured up by a high yeah. he. had sustained multiple gunshot wounds bus according to the autopsy reports none of the six shots to his stomach shoulder and lower body was fatal. but. it just sort of what my wife started screaming that's unjust he's alive help him call an ambulance. that's when the soldiers noticed us and ordered us to leave in sharing. your. mind but. i quickly looked for a new vantage point and climbed onto the roof of a nearby house. well what about the first thing i saw when i turned my camera back on it's like he was an israeli soldier shoving away and knife with his four subpoenaed fish. arrived at the scen

so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formerly i saw held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that anchor approves of while in member genoud the kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community really focuses attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the government and its allies jamal and show you on al-jazeera beirut. hundreds of thousands of people have marched through central london demanding a new referendum on

when i saw him take a few steps towards the palestinian. fire just one shot. if you have a moment later i understood that i just filmed a murder on it because right before the palestinian had been a life. show you've measured on the i just i here i think you didn't frank you shouldn't gave this terrorist a chance to try to kill people dean or understand that something was going to change. the music a system using the army most of the israelis took it to the place they like to take feeds me but it was through the blood this was nothing. in the face of the big deal and therefore the laws of a many cities in israel east today i'm a sure you will. what it all is sayed told me because he gave the all interview to me is that on his side he reacted and he did exactly what he was supposed to do as i.d.f. soldier they were saying but he said what he felt to terrorists one of them still over one of them something still alive one of them carrying a bomb and a knife this is what he thought happened. and that's why he reacted like you reacted. you can't walk around in hebro

when i saw him take a few steps towards the palestinian. fire just one shot. if you hate the moment later i understood that i just filmed a murder on it because right before the palestinian had been a life. show you measure it all up i just i yeah i think it deems frank he shouldn't gave this terrorist a chance to try to kill people dina understand it's something we're going to change . music system using the army most of the israelis to keep to the place that they like to take feeds me but that is to blood this was nothing in the future to be that in the fall the laws of many cities in israel east today i'm a sure you will. what it all saw you told me because you gave me all the interview. is that on his side he reacted and he did exactly what he thought he was supposed to do as an i.d.f. soldier facing what he said what he felt to terrorists one of them still of all one of them something still alive one of them carrying a bomb and a knife this is what he thought happened. and that's why he reacted like you reacted. you can't walk around in hebron like you can

heard and saw what i thought were firecrackers and i saw young fellows running down the street. e violent and i thought, these are not firecrackers. they started falling and one felt just to the left of my car and one fell to the right. for a few minutes, i stopped the car in shock andi minutes, i stopped the car in shock and i leaned either way across the seats to avoid being shot and a p pa re ntly seats to avoid being shot and apparently a bullet went sailing over my car. we opened my passenger door and we pulled around behind and opened up the back behind to give some protection. he had a first aid kit and he crouched and went on the way back to get it. he lifted up his shirt and way back to get it. he lifted up his shirtandi way back to get it. he lifted up his shirtand i put way back to get it. he lifted up his shirt and i put the pressure on. a quy shirt and i put the pressure on. a guy came and give me some help as well because he had to put some pressure on and my pearled hands we re pressure on and my pearled hands were shaking that hard. i was scared. i thought i could

will stamp out i saw wherever aids fighters are until the. group is defeated once and for all u.s. backed forces have declared victory of ice of in both those the only piece of syrian territory it had left to mount a shell reports from beirut in the neighboring lebanon. this was the moments i so lost its last piece of territory in syria kurdish fighters hoisting their flag declaring that the are now in control. of what our forces have raise our flags in booze and have declared the end of this so-called caliphate in north and syria this victory couldn't have been a sheet where it not for the great sacrifices of our brave martyrs. within hours a victory ceremony was held in blues and the u.s. special envoy on syria it was there alongside kurdish fighters from the u.s. army has been supporting this critical milestone in the fight against isis delivers a crushing strategic blow and underscores the unwavering commitment of our local partners and the global coalition to do the isis. the self declared caliphate which one spans swathes of syria and iraq has eventually been refused to the t

witnesses reported rockets mortars landing in and around the gathering explosions and heavy gunfire i saw it with the us the other as our leader mohammed hockey said on the microphone the better target in the gathering and told us to escape from there as i was fleeing i was hit with shrapnel on my back. there was confusion as hundreds of people try to find safety. i don't soldiers and police unaware of who was attacking and from where. afghan special forces zoned in on a building began a clearance operation to stop their remaining attackers. ambulances very dozens of people to hospital most injured by rockets and mortars are through all of them. one mortar hit in the back of the crowd and then another followed by the third one hit close to me shrapnel hit me and also a soldier he was lying there and i was in a lot of time and i don't know what happened next. in a report last month the u.n. security council is to mated up to four thousand deisel fighters were in afghanistan many arriving after being pushed out of syria and iraq last year they carried out nearly forty attacks nationwide des

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of time after the loss of muscle that we saw a real decline in the a number of media offices that i saw when isis was issuing its propaganda on the daily collection that we do a georgia state university we saw a real downturn and then about a month and a half ago a bunch of new channels began to emerge a you had in the segment beforehand mr cooper was saying the telegram is being used extensively and so not only is it telegram but we're seeing other platforms other encrypted platforms that are being tested for isis distribution of its material and after the christ church mosque a massacre in the two mosques last week. who has not been heard of since september twenty eighth seen reemerged to issue a forty four minute audio tape to encourage people to rise up and take revenge for the massacres that happened by a white terrorist in new in new zealand right well idealogies played some of the nice me talk about something we're going to come to a little bit later in the program but. that's a look at the situation with ice along the ground what degree of organization is there left on the groun

period of time after the loss of mosul that we saw a real decline in the a number of media offices that i saw when isis was issuing its propaganda on the daily collection that we do a georgia state university we saw a real downturn and then about a month and a half ago a bunch of new channels began to emerge and you had in the segment beforehand mr cooper was saying that telegram is being used extensively and so not only is it telegram but we're seeing other platforms other encrypted platforms that are being tested for isis distribution of its material and after the christ church monster a massacre in the two mosques last week. who has not been heard of since september twenty eighth seen reemerged to issue a forty four minute audiotape to encourage people to rise up and take revenge for the massacres that happened by a white terrorist in new in new zealand right well idealogies clearly some of the nice we talk all that something we're going to come to a little bit later in the program but. let's look at the situation with ice along the ground what degree of organization is there left on the g

intended rather it's just the last place well i saw members offered any kind of coordinated resistance. i said doesn't want any families to leave we have tried more than one time and we are unsuccessful until yesterday the situation under siege is bad for our children are hungry our food had finished the shouting water and so many people that died. are hungry and desperate the state that i saw intended one that allowed them to generate revenue through taxation and oil sands and to be able to pass laws was defeated in july two thousand and seventeen according to the iraqi government. that's when i saw was pushed out of iraq's second largest city mosul. at the same time syrian democratic forces backed by coalition airstrikes mounted an operation against the group's last major stronghold the city of iraq and syria i saw. with the same year. now all that remains of the group is pockets of fighters confined to small areas in iraq and syria analysts say the decline for eisel began with its attempt to take a town on the syrian turkish border in september two thousand and fourteen that's kabba

when i saw him take a few steps towards the palestinian. fire just one shot. if you had a moment later i understood that i had just filmed a murder under him. because right before the problems to new york had been a life more bearish earlier show you measured on the by did i hear i think you didn't write you shouldn't gave this terrorist a chance to try to kill people do you know understand something we're going to change. means or a system using the army most of the israelis to keep to the place that they like to take you just maybe the biggest in the blood is worth nothing. in the future to be good and therefore the laws of a mini circus in israel gives to the initial year of. what a lawyer sorry i told him because he gave the all interview to me is that on his side he reacted and he did exactly what he was supposed to do as an i.d.f. soldier facing what he said what he felt to terrorists one of the still more well one of them something still alive one of them carrying a bomb and a knife this is what he thought happened. and that's why he reacted like you rea

intended rather it's just the last place well i saw members offered any kind of coordinated resistance. and i said doesn't want any families to leave we have tried. unsuccessfully. to situation under siege is back to fort our children are hungry our ford had finished the shopping water and so many people that died. are hungry and desperate the state that i saw intended one that allowed them to generate revenue through taxation an oil service and to be able to pass laws was defeated in july two thousand and seventeen according to the iraqi government. that's when i saw was pushed out of iraq's second largest city mosul. at the same time syrian democratic forces backed by coalition airstrikes mounted an operation against the group's last major stronghold the city of iraq and syria i saw lost that battle in october the same year. now all that remains of the group is pockets of fighters confined to small areas in iraq and syria analysts say the decline for eisel began with its attempt to take a town on the syrian turkish border in september two thousand and fourteen that's kabbani over the

psycho struck she thought she was going to die for all they knew that often anyone in it would when i saw the danger to first thing i did was to protect myself and my son i couldn't stop the water stripping away or clothes blankets environment and everything is gone we're suffering. water levels are dropping after two days of relatively good weather but the damage left behind is hampering aid efforts up until three days ago this whole area and this road was completely devastated by the psycho and covered in water it made passage impossible come along these roads it shows you how difficult delivering any kind of meaningful a by road will be the main focus is by air people being rescued by helicopter but that's only making a small fraction of a difference many of the dirt track roads in the countryside have been seriously affected aid is trickling in but the death count is rising and the risk of disease and illness is increasing by the day we're sitting on a ticking bomb as well as what are some additional major news concerns and cholera outbreak you know is there a reality you know that we

but i saw that some people were running out through my room where i was in and also i saw some peopleeir body and some people were limping. at that moment, you know, i realised it was really serious. a couple of people that said to me, you are in wheelchair, you've got to get out now. i tried to get out and i pushed myself at the back where my car was parked and i was behind the car. and then, from there, i was hearing shooting after shooting after shooting. it went on about six minute or more. i could hear screaming and crying. i saw some people who were, you know, drop dead. and some people were running away. i was on the wheelchair. i could not go anywhere and i didn't want to because i was afraid of what was going to happen to the ladies come to my wife, so i stayed there. —— to the ladies and to my wife. but luckily, the shooter, he did his massacre inside the mosque and he did not come in the back, otherwise he could have got me. let's hear now from another man who was in the mosque at the time of the shooting and says he saw one of the gunmen. i heard the firing and it was from

but i saw that some people were running out through my room where i was in and also i saw some people at that moment, you know, i realised it was really serious. a couple of people said to me, you are in a wheelchair, you've got to get out now. i tried to get out and i pushed myself in the back where my car was parked and i was behind the car. and then, from there, i was hearing shooting after shooting after shooting. it went on about six minutes or more. i could hear screaming and crying. i saw some people who were, you know, drop dead. and some people were running away. i was iwas ina i was in a wheelchair. i could not go anywhere and i didn't want to because i was afraid of what was going to happen to the ladies, to my wife, so i stayed there. but, luckily, the shooter, he did his massacre inside the mosque and he did not come in the back, otherwise he could have got me. here's one very lucky man but so many were not. we have had confirmation in the last few minutes at a9 people are confirmed to have been killed in this attack. just to give you some context on the map. this is the

it went on about six minutes or more, and i could hear screaming and crying and i saw some people whoway. i was on the road here, i... i could not go anywhere and also, did not want to because i was afraid what was going to happen to the ladies, what was going to happen to my wife, so i stayed there but luckily, the shooter, he did his massacre inside the mosque and he did not come in the mosque and he did not come in the back, otherwise he could have got me. a senior member of the al noor mosque who was inside when that first attack happened. we're going to speak now to our correspondent hywel griffith in just a to speak now to our correspondent hywel griffith injust a moment, about eight minutes we think possibly we're going to hear police press c0 nfe re nce possibly we're going to hear police press conference from wellington, as soon press conference from wellington, as soon as press conference from wellington, as soon as that happens of course, we will go straight to it live. i know the question hywel, that many people will be asking is is there any update on whether there is ano

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i heard and saw what i thought were firecrackers andi saw what i thought were firecrackers and i saw down the street. all of a sudden, it got quite violent and i thought, no, thatis quite violent and i thought, no, that is not firecrackers. they started falling. one fell to the left of my car and one fell to the right. the guy on the street, he was trying to ring his wife. the other quy: trying to ring his wife. the other guy, i trying to ring his wife. the other guy, i could see him, he was in bad shape but i couldn't get to him because that is where the gunfire was coming from. the guy i was compressing, he was trying to ring his wife and i managed to get an a nswer his wife and i managed to get an answer the phone and i said to her, your husband has been shot outside a mosque. i said, your husband has been shot outside a mosque. isaid, don't your husband has been shot outside a mosque. i said, don't come here, you will not get through, but please go to the hospital and made for him. then i kept talking to him and telling him that she was at the hospital waiting and he wasn't to gi

from my bed, i saw the aircraft smashing. my 14th birthday, january 5, fell on a friday and i woke to the sound of bombs falling all around us. by the time i was dressed, i could see flames in the distance. looking up, i saw japanese fighters flying to meet the b-29 super fortresses. i saw one of them go down in a blaze of fire, even as anti-aircraft guns were blazing. i heard a loud noise and saw a large metal object dropped into the compound in front of my house. it turned out to be a shell for my 12 millimeter american canon. a short time later, to air raid wardens arrived and demanded we turn it over to them. after an argument, we handed it to an official. by the end of january, following a series of intensive raids, trams and subways were no longer running and we stopped going to school altogether. >> in august 19 45, the u.s. bombed hiroshima and nagasaki. soon after, the emperor made a historic address the japanese nation, the war is over. a few days later, 14-year-old isaac made a decision that would change his life. h

after years of war in iraq including the recent battle to defeat i saw a way forward maybe changes to the justice system to include prosecutions truth commissions reconciliation and reparation that could be a long process. what is now a private shame for these families may one day become a national reckoning for all iraqis natasha going to al-jazeera east of mosul. now the world is marking international women's day with events and protests too there was a demonstration in turkey's largest city is bold and solidarity with women who are imprisoned in neighboring syria they say many detainees that innocent and have only been locked up because of apparent crimes by family members and kenya activists have been out on the streets of nairobi to speak out against sexual harassment abuse and rape organizers also called for those in power who perpetrated gender based violence to be punished in a tally of march in front of universities to demand more equality in education they're also demonstrations of government buildings by those who say mornings to be done to improve women's health policies a

i saw a little shifty shift yesterday. it's a first time he went into a meeting and he shared we're go to look into his finance i said where did that come from he always talked about russia collusion with russia the collusion delusion. this is a fairly light hearted event lots of laughter in the room as i said the president knows this is an audience that supports him but there is a serious message here wedding into the twenty twenty campaign we haven't heard president yet labeling democrats as socialist because become a theme is something that the vice president mike pence talked about on friday but what really the president is doing here is energizing a base that he knows he has been securely in his pocket there are plenty of young conservatives here apparently lots of people under the age of twenty five something that will be vital in the twenty twenty alexion you can in the laughter in the audience now that's how they're responding to a man who's reshaped his own party the theme of this year's sea-tac is definitely trum

in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i. eisel no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus his attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the assad government and its allies. does iraq beirut just how landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says it's the syrian kurds who stand to lose as the u.s. prepares for a military withdrawal the turks clearly want the united states to leave i've every body wants us to leave except for the kurds and of course the. the non kurds the arabs in this northern region many of whom support to curt's now the question is will they go slow i think that everybody including syrian government and the turkish government will keep a lid on any invasion until they see the american troops withdrawing they want to confirm to us withdraw because any dramatic action right now would provoke the

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so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally eisel held territory is now under the control of the free syria army a group that anchor approves of while in member genoud but was kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the us or the government and its allies. beirut. emergency services are air lifting thirteen hundred people from a cruise ship at risk of being grounded off the rocky norweg

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water now reaches as high as eleven meters but was a bit disappointed when i first saw a woman with babies on their backs crying for help saying they're dying i knew i had to do something what i saw there was a catastrophe it reminded me of two thousand and eight when another disaster struck i'm supportive. on the boat is a mother desperate to save her child she's come from the capital she last received word from her daughter days ago but there's been nothing since what you think you know i hear as. i say yes as a mother i had to make this bold decision even though the rest of my family was against me coming here nobody thought i could survive this by i have to save my daughter and my grandchild it's out of here when the enemy the area is vast flooding stretches for one hundred twenty five kilometers. hours later and from the dark a faint was still in the distance alerts us to people calling for help as soon as the boat reaches them they pleads to get on they say they are exhausted they've not slept for days women children and the elderly are brought on board first hungry and thirsty it ha

so what next for syria in other parts of the country where i saw has been overrun the vacuum has been filled by different fighting groups close to the turkish border for instance formally eisel held territory is now under the control of the free syrian army a group that's on corrupt proves of while im embittered now but was kurdish fighters have taken over since eisel rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen the international community slowly stopped talking about the syrian revolution and the struggle for freedom and the narrative became one of defeating i saw in combating terrorism and that's helped us that survive the presence of i saw also discourage many countries from supporting armed opposition groups in the syrian civil war now that i saw no longer controls any territory inside syria the question is will the international community refocus attention on the atrocities committed against the syrian people by the assad government and its allies. beirut. details of u.s. special counsel robert mueller as reported to possible collusion between russia and donald trump's twenty

i saw has just claimed responsibility for this attack unfortunately it is not a surprise that it is i saw because they often target the shia minority the his r.'s in this exact area in western kabul that killed dozens of shia in that area last year so they have claimed responsibility special forces are still clearing a building where they believe i still find has to remain where they say rockets were fired from towards the scattering they say that operation is ongoing this over again about six hours ago at this gathering more than a thousand people there as you see the senior politicians were talking c.e.o. of former president hamid karzai presidential candidate. the acting foreign minister you know politicians all lined up at the front of this gathering as they were talking at about twelve o'clock local they started to hear rockets in the distance the crowd became concerned they tried to calm the crowd as they were leaving an evacuation the area and then escalated dramatically and from witnesses we've talked to they say that there were multiple explosions there were rockets there wer

i saw, "iwo jima" "the longest day." i've seen things like that, wonderful, wonderful epics. top them. i was only knowledgeable about one thing, i could not shoot it. theirs was fake and i didn't want mine to be fake. (announcer) omaha beach, d-day ... (sam fuller) every 5 minutes a wave came in, 32 infantrymen in a boat. the first wave was 6:30. the second wave was 6:35. the third wave 6:40, every five minutes. (sam fuller) we can't get off. we can't go back. over 3,000 was dead on the beach. the incredible story of d-day and the invasion of nazi europe always fascinated me. it was unquestionably the most hazardous mission in history. (sam fuller) by the time i made up my mind how to shoot omaha beach, i decided just to show a man's watch in the channel and the wave going over it and the wave going over it, and very gradually it shows you the time. it's 7:00, it's 7:30, 7:35. it starts getting pink at 7:40. and it's 8:00, it's 8:30 and it starts getting redder. and by 9:25 it's blood red, and i thought that, for me, was the best visual, as close as i can be to realism through

but then i saw the gun. >> then i saw everybody's hands go up, and i heard the guy say "raise your hands was in the back, and i saw him hold a gun. >> the guy said, "you got ten seconds," then he started counting down. >> i ran for my life. i was super terrified. >> really scary. >> how frightening. a terrifying okland coffee shop. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. >> it happenedthis afternoonat the world ground coffee shop on mcarthur boulevard near 35th avenue. >> laura anthony is live at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the first thing i can tell you is no o was hurt. but folks here were visibly shaken. the folks that were inside when we arrived, they were telling us what happened this afternoon just before 1:00. an armed man walked in and demanded everyonelaptop. at one point, telling folks they had just ten seconds before he would start shooting. >> at first i thought it was a joke, then i saw the gun. >> world ground coffee shop employee diego said he didn't take it seriously at first but then realized the man with the orange vest, a mask, and a gun, was no

that some people were running out through my room where i was in and i saw some people had blood on eir body and some were linking. at that moment i realised it was serious. —— some were linking. a few people told me i that i was linking. a few people told me i that iwas ina linking. a few people told me i that i was in a wheelchair and i had to get out now. i try to get out and i pushed myself to the back where my car was parked and i was behind my car. and from there i heard shooting after shooting after shooting that went on, six minutes or more and i could hear screaming and crying and i saw some people drop dead. and some people were running away. i was ina some people were running away. i was in a wheelchair and i could not go anywhere and i did not want to because i was afraid of what would happen to the ladies and to my wife. i stayed there but luckily the shooter did his massacre inside the mosque and he did not come out the back. that was a senior member of masjid al noor speaking there earlier. we understand there was an attack at the linwood mosque nearby. there are repor

forces in syria say they have complete control of but who is the last i saw held area in the northeast of the country in the center of the. guus the kurdish led syrian democratic forces have raised their flag there's been intense fighting there over the past few weeks well our correspondent is in beirut and joins us from then now jamal there have obviously been several declarations of victory in various forms is the final battle now over. well it would appear so and this is especially after these statements by the white house on friday declaring the total victory over ice or at least over the territory it's held having said that there were strikes up until late friday afternoon on reports of by people there but it would seem that after the as the that is the kurdish run syrian democratic forces as they call themselves establish their presence and full control over the city that or the town rather that all the territory that i saw once held and they were large areas of london side syria and iraq are no longer under their control the question is what does this graphical defeats of i saw