but it will happen. -- saleh ibrahim mabrouk. this is the site we re ibrahim mabrouk.e fletcher was shot from the former libyan embassy and moderate. we have tracked down retired metropolitan police officers clive bovary, tony long, john murray and mattjohnson. the bovary, tony long, john murray and matt johnson. the police bovary, tony long, john murray and mattjohnson. the police hearts of john, yvonne and other officers remained at the scene for ten days. —— hads. clive maybury decided to ta ke —— hads. clive maybury decided to take matters into his own hands. when a person in uniform dies they always put the hat on the cover. i got out there, got to the heart and a selected straight back to safety. terry long was a firearms officer sent to the scene after the shooting. we were there dealing with people who had harmed the police office rs people who had harmed the police officers and we wanted to arrest them. we should have been able to put the handcuffs on the person that shot yvonne. matt johnson was driving the ambulance escort vehicle that took yvonne to hospita

his son, osama saleh ibrahim, said at the time his father didn't do anything.l courts. i believe i have got sufficient evidence to take that further. this is my last chance. i have waited 35 years for this. it will happen. this is st james's square — the site where, on 17th april 1984, pc yvonne fletcher was shot from the former libyan embassy and murdered. this is the first time in 35 years that four of her former colleagues have come back to the scene to remember what happened on that day. we have tracked down and brought together retired metropolitan police officers clive maybury, tony long, john murray and mattjohnson. this is yvonne‘s memorial. you probably never seen it before. 35 years ago was the last time i here, yeah. it's sad. no, it is. it's sad. such a young girl, you know what i mean. i've been retired 25 years now. that poor girl didn't live to see 25. the police hats ofjohn, yvonne and other officers remained at the scene for ten days of the siege. requests for yvonne‘s hat to be returned for her funeral were refused by the libyans. clive maybur

. —— ali ibrahim. translation: and more for his ingredients. —— ali ibrahim. amjust like the protesters on the street. yes, i ama the protesters on the street. yes, i am a business owner, but we have a corrupt government, a corrupt country. they have been debating and camping on the streets since day one of the protest. this week the prime minister said he would resign and new ministers based on merit, not sectarian lines, were pledged. but the government's promises of reform are doing nothing to ship to these people. lebanon remains in crisis management mode, and at the heart of this problem, the same issue. people say they are suffocating in their own country. pela is one of many young people who cannot find work. despite qualifications, and hopes for herfuture. despite qualifications, and hopes for her future. i come from a poor family, and a mother who has cancer and a father who works two jobs. and i have my masters in cinematography andi i have my masters in cinematography and i have travelled and i have worked, and still, i don't have money. these peopl

one classroom we immediate ibrahim hassan who tells us he was forced to flee his home with his childrene turkish military operation began. this is what remains of his house. ibrahim said it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood deliberately ransacked by turkish-backed forces. >> translator: they took everything. and after they took all of our belongings, they set it on fire and burned it all. >> reporter: just days before the offensive began, his children had posed smiling with u.s. troops patrolling the area. he said america's presence gave him a false sense of syracuse. then suddenly they were gone. >> translator: since america betrayed us, every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans i want to erase them. >> do you feel that you trust the americans still? >> definitely not. >> now we hear america saying they're only here for the oil. why did trump do this? you've betrayed all of the people. >> reporter: it is a sentiment we found shared by many here. nearly 200,000 people have been displaced by turkey's offensive. hundreds of their homes have been damaged

announcing a successor to abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quraishi. rob: a new warning for us troops returning to syria. how the united states is working to ensure the caliphate never rises again. carley: california on fire, crews fighting 13 wildfires in that state with more erupting overnight. rob: we are live from san bernardino with what sparked one fire that scorched thousands of acres. perhaps sending a bad signal to the president. carley: a crime-fighting copper to cast a vote on impeachment. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ we got down on your knees ♪ carley: not a bad song for this friday morning. rob: a one hit wonder. carley: a shame something happened yesterday. rob: we have that problem every day. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. our top story, donald trump heading to mississippi for a keep america great rally. the president set to fire up supporters one day after the house passed a resolution on the left's impeachment procedure. rob: griff jenkins in

president ibrahim soli has promised to strengthen democracy in them only. one of his 1st news was to bring the symbol of democracy former president mohamed nasheed could be living in exile back into the country. with a change of government i think there will be policies for them to be occupied all the time too with u.k. sharing their sports recreation and gainful employment and we need to keep focused on those things so they can have a better life and decide that. but in the us to come and they will come and preach it because their license to do that i don't think it could be changed in the near future but we have to counter that to the different policies we have to counter their ideologies what they're preaching here shortly after the interview ali has she was forced to resign he came under fire for defending a liberal activist on twitter. the president has said that he will not tolerate will be just on rest in the moldings but the battle to stand pat trouble in paradise appears from over. in 2020 tokyo will host the paralympic night with the nation as a t

president ibrahim soli has promised to strengthen democracy in them only. one of his 1st news was to bring the symbol of democracy former president mohamed nasheed who had been living in exile back into the country. through the change of government i think the policy is for them to be occupied all the time too with u.k. sharing their sports recreation and gainful employment and we need to keep focused on those things so they can have a better life and decide that. but in the us to come and they will come and preach it because their license to do that i don't think it could be changed in the near future but we have to counter that to the different policies we have to counter their ideologies what they're preaching here. shortly after this interview ali has sheen was forced to resign he came under fire for defending a liberal activist on twitter. the president has said that he will not tolerate religious on rest in the molding. but the battle to stamp out trouble in paradise appears far from over. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on a va

president ibrahim soli has promised to strengthen democracy in the moldings. one of his 1st news was to bring the symbol of democracy former president mohamed nasheed could be living in exile back into the country. with a change of government i think the policy is for them to be occupied all the time too with u.k. sharing their sports recreation and gainful employment and we need to keep focused on those things so they can have a better life and decide that. but in the us to come in they will come and preach because their license to do that i don't think it could be changed in the near future but we have to counter that to the different policies we have to counter their ideologies what they're preaching here. shortly after this interview ali has sheen was forced to resign he came under fire for defending a liberal activist on twitter. the president has said that he will not tolerate religious unrest in the moldings but the battle to stamp out trouble in paradise appears far from over. in 2020 tokyo will close in the parley. but the nation has a troubled histor

in one classroom we immediate ibrahim hassan, kurdish father of five tells us forced to flee his homehe turkish military operation began. this is what remains of his house, ibrahim says it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood deliberately ransacked by turkish-backed forces. >> translator: they took everything and after they took all of our belonginging they set it on fire. burned it all. >> reporter: just days before the offensive began, ibrahim's children posed smiling with u.s. troops patrolling the area. he says america's presence gave him a false sense of security. then suddenly, they were gone. >> translator: since america betrayed us, every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans i want to erase them. >> reporter: do you feel that you trust the americans still? [ speaking in foreign language ] definitely not. >> translator: now we hear and we see on television america saying that their only here for the oil. why did trump do this? you have betrayed all of these people. >> reporter: it's a sentiment we found shared by many here. nearly 200,000 people h

in one classroom, we meet ibrahim has san, the kurdish father of five tells us he was forced to fleehis children when the turkish military operation began this is what remains of his house. ibrahim says it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood that was deliberately ransacked by turkish-backed forces. >> they took everything and after they took all our belongings, they set it on fire, burned it all. >> reporter: just days before the offensive began, ibrahim's children had posed smiling with u.s. troops patrolling the area. he says america's presence gave him a false sense of security. then suddenly they were gone. >> since america betrayed us, every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans, i want to embrace them. >> reporter: do you feel that you have trust the americans stil still? >> definitely not. >> reporter:. >> now we hear, see on television america saying they are only here for the oil. trance why did trump do this? you betrayed all the people. >> reporter: it's a sentiment we found shared by many here. nearly 200,000 people have been displaced by tu

in hasaqa the school has become a temporary shelter for displaced people in one classroom we meet ibrahimhe kurdish father of five tells us he was forced to flee his home in ras al ayin with his children when the turkish military operation began. this is what remains of his house. ibrahim says it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood that was deliberately ransacked by turkish-backed forces. >> translator: they took everything. and after they took all our belongings they set it on fire, burned it all. >> reporter: just days before the offensive began ibrahim's children had posed smiling with u.s. troops patrolling the area. he says america's presence gave him a false sense of security. then suddenly they were gone. >> translator: since america betrayed us, every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans i want to erase them. >> reporter: do you feel you that trust the americans still? [ speaking foreign language ] >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: "definitely not." >> translator: now we see on television that they say they're only here for the oil. why

just days before the offensive began, ibrahim's children had posed smiling with u.s.he area. he says america's presence gave him a false sense of security and then suddenly they were gone. >> translator: since america betrayed us every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans i want to erase them. >> do you feel that you trust the americans still? >> translator: definitely not. now we hear and we see on television america saying that they're only here for the oil. why did trump do this? you've betrayed all the people. >> it's a sentiment we found shared by many here. nearly 200,000 people have been displaced by turkey's offensive. hundreds of their homes have been cnn. ibrah now trying to move them out of the school so that class can start again. and into hayesly built camps lake this one. conditions are bleak. and resources are scarce. because of the security situation, international aid agencies have had to pull out. leaving the kurds with no one to rely on but themselves. so she is saying it's really difficult here because it's very cold, espec

in one classroom, we meet ibrahim hassan, the kurdish father of five. to flee his home with his children when the turkish military operation began. this is what remains of his house. ibrahim says it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood that was deliberately ransacked by turkish-backed forces. >> translator: they took everything. and after they took all our belongings, they set it on fire and burned it all. >> reporter: just days before the offensive began, ibrahim's children had posed smiling with troops protecting the area. it gave them a false sense of security, and suddenly, they were gone. >> translator: since america betrayed us, every time i look at these photos of my children with the americans, i want to erase them. >> do you feel you trust the americans still? definitely not. >> translator: now we hear and see on television america saying that they're only here for the oil. why did trump do this? you've betrayed all the people. >> reporter: it's a sentiment we found shared by many here. nearly 200,000 people have been displaced by turkey'

production it didn't say how it wants to tackle the violence along the border and to help farmers like ibrahim who's communities are plagued by the armed attacks. now red people cup champions south africa made their final stop on their nationwide victory tour they paraded the streets off cape town and were led by captain sia see who is south africa's 1st black rugby captain now cape town is the 6th city that the springboks have visited the team beat anyone in the world cup final in japan at the start of the month. and sunday so an emotional high point for the team brought the cup to the streets of township that's the place where he 1st handled a rugby ball on the local sports field homecoming sparked euphoria on the streets of his hometown love rugby can unite people their way you see the way the crowd become from the street you know you make it really all different nation all different culture together to have a joy to be happiness. to be successful to go all over that was still the case and that is a phenomenal d.w.t. is africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page t

president ibrahim soli has promised to strengthen democracy in them only. one of his 1st news was to bring the symbol of democracy former president mohamed nasheed could be living in exile back into the country. is a change of government i think the policy is for them to be occupied all the time with u.k. sharing their sports recreation and gainful employment and we need to keep focused on those things so they can have a better life and decide that. but in the us to come in they will come and preach because their life since to do that i don't think it could be changed in the near future but we have to counter that to the different policies we have to counter their ideologies what they're preaching here. shortly after this interview ali has sheen was forced to resign he came under fire for defending a liberal activist on twitter. the president has said that he will not tolerate religious unrest in the moldings but the battle to stamp out trouble in paradise appears far from over. business updates. going places together. odd. probably. the. business of. going

and naming his successor his name, abu ibrahim. but little else is known about him other than his name may indicate he is a direct descendent of the prophet mohammed, known to be a requirement to lead the terror network. in its audio message, isis also warned the u.s. not to celebrate baghdadi's death urging its fighters to seek revenge today, the general in charge of the military coalition in syria and iraq says the fight against isis or daesh is far from over. >> the mission itself hasn't changed in eastern syria there is still presence of daesh there. >> in an exclusive interview, lieutenant general pat white said troops are withdrawing from parts of syria even as the national guard unit with armored vehicles moved in overnight to maintain security at syria's oil fields. >> the enduring defeat of isis mission that we have, the oil fields are contained inside of that >> reporter: general white said he is sending infantry troops in to hold areas freeing up the special operations forces to continue to pursue isis. lester. >> all ri

she's at home with mama bear with her brother ibrahim and with our latest who dropped 2 1/2 weeks agolittle christmas present. and it's so beautiful to see bakari's family and sadie and, look, there's no war on thanksgiving. muslims and jews teamed up to take out christmas but we're just grateful to have a happy family, to have a happy smiling daughter, to have a new liver to see our children smile and play. the small joys of life keep us going and i'm just so grateful to everyone at the cnn family to the liver donor sean who stepped up and to everyone who really prayed for us. people had innate kindness and decency, and they were able to oversee politics and come together for our families. thank you to everyone who is watching. >> these aren't the small things being able to laugh and enjoy your children. these are the biggest things. i'm watching sadie here who is a complicated morning show guest much like her father is. >> she wanted her own microphone. go figure. >> she watches her daddy on tv. so ellen, tell us about what you've learned throughout the last several months of this.

ibrahim in iraq a as a as a family they face a bleak choice either to leave and face poverty.and face the threat to their safety. and. tripoli. britain's prince andrew has spoken publicly about his relationship with convicted sex offender jeffrey abstain from all this cross back to barber sarah you know your pain you senator. stan thank you yes speaking to the b.b.c. that you could be york said he let the royal family down by staying at epstein's home after his conviction he expressed regret saying it was the wrong thing to do but some critics say the interview which allegedly took months to negotiate with blocking a palace could backfire on the boil catherine stansell explains but at the time and precedented interview with a senior member of the british royal family and his connections with the convicted sex offender by prince andrew spoke to u.k. media about american billionaire jeffrey epstein you were staying at the house and convicted sex offender at the end of the day. with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but

among them is 5 year old ibrahim. he made the journey from nigeria with his parents they're all safe now. but the seas extremely rough with waves of up to 3 meters. and while they're trying to make it an adventure for ibrahim for his mom it's been traumatizing i was afraid i didn't know the seem like if i knew i wouldn't have come back to my country. without one of my service and what my purpose is. the cruise tried and failed to get permission to land in italy or malta they say italian officials suggested the ship should dock at the libyan port of tripoli. so it brings farther that's not an option he said he said you know. i wanted to come to europe he says it wasn't easy but i said if i have to die on the water it's better than returning to libya i'd rather die at sea i really don't want to return to libya even. though we continue to ask for a safe port to disembark which is a legal obligation for the government according to international conventions who have people on board who probably missed one that created it d

ibrahim: it's harming the environment,t, eeciaially you consider the areas closer to the capitatal malÉhere is a lot of reclamation and island-making going on. i think wewe should nott concncentrate makiking resortsr malelÉ. rather than doing ththat, we should be focusing o on outer atolls. reportrter: six new airports we scheduled to be built this year and next, to improve access between the islands. the island of kulhud-huffushi was stripped of most of its mangroves to accommodate its airport. but most of the time, it stands empty, as it's not really needed. the next airport is just a 20-minute boat-ride away. activists like a adam abdulla te to twitter to report on the latest building projects. theyey're using ththe twittr hashtatag #semaldidiveto speakk out and engage with th thororitie adam: i ink it is a a huge risk basase oueconomomy just thth tourism inindustry alonene. inin order for p prolirationoo tourism, we are deroroying t ry thihinghich ourur tourism indudustry is basesed on. reporter: ththese coconut t shs have spent nine mont s soaking in the manangrove swamp p to t the

ibrahim in iraq a as a as a family they face a bleak choice either to leave and face poverty. and face the threat to their safety. and. tripoli. the italian city of venice is bracing itself for more floods putting people's homes at risk the waters have already damaged several historic sites including setbacks basilica on tuesday high tides caused the worst floods in 5 decades. well still ahead in sport peter will have more on this. but its impact on the wrist writes it's coming . i was taken to. and i was sitting in a minute and not in force to ever say don't think the intention was to make sure that group injures and went no longer entitled to be the basic rights or citizenship rights once their villages were burned were funneled into what is now become complex we're moving into our basic your prison exiles coming soon on al-jazeera. from the ounces in around london through content tax t.v. special guests in conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain your books do their unprompted uninterrupted why are all of the people of color and they're just one col

ibrahim and rockley as a as a family they face a bleak choice either to leave and face poverty. and face the threat to their safety. what i do hate. tripoli. still ahead on the news hour how a motorbike pilot forced to premature entered this race joe we'll have the details shortly. make stories generate thousands of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison there's a me right stop at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories there are those human beings out there with the listening post on al-jazeera. 50 years ago britain forcibly removed the inhabitants of this tropical haven and leased it to the u.s. military. for 5 decades geragos islanders have preserved their culture in exile and they're now as collating their struggle to return home. but their fate still lies in the hands of their colonisers. another paradise i witnessed a do

ibrahim and rockley as a as a family they face a bleak choice either to leave and face poverty. and face the threat to their safety. and jazeera tripoli. a quarter of a 1000000 checks have rallied in prague to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the velvet revolution it brought an end to decades of commonness role people also use the anniversary to call on billionaire prime minister andres by base to stand down has been accused of funneling grants to his businesses. the latest polling has u.k. prime minister boris johnson firmly ahead of his nearest election rivals and as polling day approaches all sides are turning to online platforms to attract undecided voters as a reporter even creating amateurish means designed to go viral. we will leave the e.u. 29 march 2000. it's made to raise a lot but it also makes a serious point about the conservatives failing to deliver bricks it when they said they would this online video is the work of momentum because roots movement that supports labor leader gerry corbett one example of how political parties are using eye catching digital conten

the new leader is abu ibrahim al—hashimi al-qurayshi, he is actually an ex—saddam hussein man.d be more brutal than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. his name is giving a lot of meanings. when he says "al-qurayshi", it means that he comes from mecca, and when he says "al—hashimi", it means he is of the prophet. do you believe that is true or do they have two add all of that to make it look like a deliberate link back to the profit? —— do they have to add all of that? it is a deliberate move. they would like to say that they have more legitimacy, islamic legitimacy in particular. this is the meaning of it. isis is not al-qaeda. it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda, where osama bin laden was everything. when he disappeared, al-qaeda weakened completely. isis is different. isis is about the ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 billion income from the oil an

my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahimkalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and abroad.

the new leader, abu ibrahim al—hashimi al-qurayshi, is actually an ex—saddam hussein man.be more brutal than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. his name is giving a lot of meanings. when he says al-qurayshi, it means that he comes from quraysh of mecca. when he says al—hashimi, it means he belong to the prophet muhammad. do you think it's true? do you think they need to kind of add all that to make him look like a direct link back to the prophet? yes, you know, it is a deliberate move from the remmanants of isis. they would like to say, look, al—baghdadi is gone, we have another al—baghdadi and he has more legitimacy, islamic legitimacy in particular. so this is the meaning of it. but isis is not al-qaeda. it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda where osama bin laden was everything. when he disappeared, al-qaeda weakened completely, lost most of its branches. no, isis is different. isis is actually ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world, to create first a state with a population of more th

is named his successor as abu ibrahim al—hashemi al-qurashi but didn't release a photo of him.d footage of the raid in syria's idlib province that killed al—baghdadi. a day after north korea is reported to have tested two short—range missiles, pyongyang says it has also successfully conducted a test of super—large multiple rocket launchers. the korean news agency said the rocket launchers were able to totally destroy a group target. the tests come as talks between north korea and the us have ground to a halt. the world organisation for animal health is warning a global outbreak of african swine fever could kill a quarter of the world's pig population. they say it's the biggest threat to commercial livestock in a generation with food shortages and rising meat prices likely. imogen foulkes has more. swine fever originated in africa, but for months now it has been raging across asia. it's not harmful to humans, but it's catastrophic to pigs — spreading rapidly, almost always fatal. there is no treatment, vaccines are at a very early test phase. right now the only way to stop the s

is named his successor as abu ibrahim al—hashemi al-qurashi but didn't release a photo of him.ter the us released footage of the raid in syria's idlib province that killed al—baghdadi. a day after north korea is reported to have tested two short—range missiles, pyongyang says it has also successfully conducted a test of super—large multiple rocket launchers. the korean news agency said the rocket launchers were able to totally destroy a group target. the tests come as talks between north korea and the us have ground to a halt. an investigation by bbc news arabic has found women being put up for sale online in kuwait as domestic workers. a un expert has described it as "an illegal online slave market". the investigation found that instagram, which is owned by facebook, along with apps available on google and apple, are being used to trade people without their knowledge or consent. one app user even offered to sell a 16—year—old girl to the bbc‘s undercover team. jess kelly reports. in the gulf, women employed as domestic workers are being sold online via apps approved and provid

my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and abroad.

among them is 5 year old ibrahim. he made the journey from nigeria with his parents they're all safe now. but the seas extremely rough with waves of up to 3 meters. and while they're trying to make it an adventure ferry brahim for his mum it's been traumatizing i was afraid i didn't know the sea would be like race if i knew i wouldn't have come i would have come back to my country. that was i thought about myself in the family my career consists of i know something about you know the crews tried and failed to get permission to land in italy or malta they say italian officials suggested the ship should dock at the libyan port of tripoli. to abraham's father that's not an option he said love but he said you know. i wanted to come to europe he says it wasn't easy but i said if i have to die on the water it's better than returning to libya i'd rather die at sea i really don't want to return to libya east timor be an indoor football but we continue to ask for a safe port to disembark which is a legal obligation for the gov

ibrahim she mentions we have a history in the tradition of resistance against impossible odds do you think that that is something that people think of when they think of slavery they think of the resistance. up to 10 people going from the woman who resistance so one seed movie last year that's 400 views of flu before people must have been a choice but moving the rootless was clearly a good is limited and people floor against loops and so on do tend to look really hear from us or going to them started not to go it was the rules about resisting and you do people who are really appraising look planted and that would have executive you know says oh no you know that we're one of the few that will look into it if you should but do a scene from went on here if there's a people resist you trying to beginning to dns and this should be taught more i mean like the person on the clip said what's more american than resisting against impossible odds but this very highly american story you know with you make comparisons to the revolutionary war and all of these american struggles for freedom right

baghdadi's compound, then leveling it after he blew himself up, isis now announcing a new leader, ibrahim al qurayshi. in an audio announcement, the group warning america, "do not be too happy or arrogant," proclaiming they are expanding from east to west. we are as close as any american can get to the area where baghdadi was killed. we are on the turkish side of the border, but that is syria right there, that wall you see, that roadway. and just four miles from here is where the americans carried out that raid. the mission conducted after president trump said he would pull nearly all of the 1,000 american forces out of syria. >> at some point, we have to bring our people back home. and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: but today, u.s. armored vehicles and american troops were headed into the war-torn country to guard the oil fields. >> and martha raddatz reporting in tonight from southern turkey, not far from the syrian border. and martha, we saw those u.s. troops there entering syria. we know the president has said that only a small force would remain, so, what's the bottom line on

syndicate says more than a 100 journalists have been wounded by israeli soldiers since january nida ibrahim reports now from the occupied west bank. this is the moment that triggered that international solidarity campaign palestinian t.v. news camera. blinded in one eye while filming a protest that happened last friday. his colleagues blame israeli gunfire 2 israel's border police deny targeting the t.v. journalist and released this video saying police used only non-lethal means to disperse the crowd demonstrating against israel's confiscation. i met i was so badly injured he's lost his left eye and doctors say a piece of metal might have to remain large that his skull removing it could cause irreversible damage they say. i was standing away from the protesters and away from the army i was taking cover and was surprised by something hitting me so hard that i couldn't feel my heed his wife says her family burden has increased dividing her day between taking care of her 2 children and visiting her injured husband in a hospital in jerusalem. my daughter is very attached to her father when she

my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and the brought. to britain callin welcome to comfort zone thank you let's start with mr ones trip to washington a couple of weeks ago. he went to change minds to change influential minds in the united states to talk about the justification for your military action in syria but he appears to have failed to change those minds comprehensively why did that happen do you think but for us to visit went well actually we have a good relationship with a trumpet ministrations some people that the congress will be with trump rather than movement a strange well if you want to make that distinction that's for domestic american politics. to comment about but obviously some people in the congress have a different view the ones he hoped to influence had a different in our president made a very clear case actually for why we went in there because our goal has been to clear our border with syria from more terrorists elements for a

ibrahim she mentions we have a history in the tradition of resistance against impossible odds do you think that that is something that people think of when they think of slavery they think of the resistance. up to 10 people who for the women who work resistance so one seed movie last year that 400 years of slim beautiful black people must have been a choice but moving the rulebooks was looting limited goodness leviton people floor against loops and so i'm determined to look really here from us are going to have been started not to go it was a ruse about resisting and futile people who are really appraising look planted and that would have executive you know says oh no you know what we're in the future we'll look into that if you should but do a scene from went on t.v. if there's a people resist you trying to beginning to dns and this should be taught more i mean like the person in the clip said what's more american than resisting against impossible odds but this very highly american story you know with you make comparisons to the revolutionary war and all of these american struggles

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future that committee is now meeting in the capital it consists of the head of the country's judiciary ibrahim are you see as well as the president hassan rouhani and the speaker of parliament there are johnny for now the protests have been quiet and calm we've heard reports that security forces are monitoring the situation and that the death that's been reported insurge on city in term on province was as a result of a number of people trying to storm and oil refinery there overnight and police responded to that incident for now we're waiting to find out more about what this special committee will say about this price increase but many iranians are very worried and they are worried about what will come next as a result of this fuel hike and israel says it's carried out strikes targeting hamas and responds to rockets fired from gaza 2 rockets struck the israeli city of beer sheva in the south overnight amounts has kept some distance from the recent exchanges of fire between israel and the palestinian group islamic jihad 34 palestinians were killed in the violence the west across the board borde

future that committee is now meeting in the capital it consists of the head of the country's judiciary ibrahim where you see as well as the president hassan rouhani and the speaker of parliament ali larijani for now the protests have been quiet and calm we have heard reports that security forces are monitoring the situation and that the death that's been reported insurge on city in term on province was as a result of a number of people trying to storm and oil refinery there overnight and police responded to that incident for now we're waiting to find out more about what this special committee will say about this price increase but many iranians are very worried and they are worried about what will come next as a result of this fuel hike. at least 19 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a car bomb attack in northeastern sylvia the explosion occurred in the city of aleppo in the countryside turkish officials are blaming the attack on kurdish wife in chief has. now polls have closed in sri lanka's presidential election former defense minister. and sergeants premadasa of the 2 main candid

head of the parliament i larijani the president hassan rouhani as well as the head of the judiciary ibrahim raissi and this executive branch is in charge of dealing with the country's economy and light of u.s. sanctions and international sanctions and this decision was made by that executive branch what has happened now is that the representatives from these different bodies mean the president of the government they're trying to defend this the system saying this was made to actually help $16000000.00 iranians get further subsidies of about 5 u.s. dollars a month in the weeks ahead and it's something that is not going over very well. are saying that the subsidies are going to get out of this increase is not actually worth what this is going to do to the country's economy so it's something we'll be watching very closely thank you for that update dosage of ari and tara. now u.s. president donald trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness on twitter while she testified at his impeachment hearing maria bout of it the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine was removed from her

another day in pakistan's capital islamabad they're demanding the resignation of the prime minister ibrahim carr the so-called freedom march is led by a conservative opposition party and they arrived in islamabad on thursday of course you follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour with me but other al-jazeera now it's counting the cost. as it breaks down. the young people coming. together. with details coverage is meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life different little affiliations to work together to shake their futures together from around the world not many people buy the new place anymore for what the front page you represent these. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost analysis serial weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the way we pay for health care millions of people in the us go without medical insurance many file for bankruptcy because they can't afford to pay their medical bills. or the chances of rolling out universal health care in an unequal world will take a look at zimbabwe's