cbs news gained rare access inside idlib process. holly williams filed this report. >> reporter: in idlib, the terror rains down from the sky. they have no defense here against syrian regime and russian air strikes. this was a cease-fire declared a few weeks ago but broken almost immediately. there have been air strikes and shelling of civilian areas in the last 24 hours. as we drove deep into idlib, warnings came of regime jets overhead. where are the planes? how many planes? two planes? our guide is a media activist. he's documented how pro-regime forcespeatedly hit hospitals. the medical clinic was attacked just hours earlier, he told us. this was a clinic? >> yeah. >> reporter: so women and children? >> exactly. there's a clinic and houses around it. >> reporter: why did they target this street? >> i don't know. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands have fled the bombing and taken shelter in this sprawling refugee camp. on its edge, we found this woman and her eight children, who left their home with nothing. mawa is pregnant and sa

and the southern part of idlib.he medical infrastructure in that area, and has certainly pushed a wave of people being displaced out of this area. the concern that people have, but at least eight of those hospitals, the co—ordinates of those hospitals, the co—ordinates of those hospitals were shared with the united nations, to protect those hospitals from attacks. when people are seeing that those hospitals are not being protected, as a matter of fa ct not being protected, as a matter of fact they are being destroyed, they get the message that this is going beyond what the un would want to protect. presumably a lot of people are wanting to flee, they want to get out. where can they go to find any sort of safety? so at this time, more than 300,000 people have fled the southern part of idlib and they are positioned right now close to be syrian turkish border and those villages. what they are seeing right now, the abstracts and the shelling are constantly destroying the cities that are emptied, thousands are empty in s

he just returned from a medical mission in idlib. >> in idlib alone in the last four weeks, 24 hospitalsmbed and went out of service. i visited one of the hospitals that was built inside the mountain for protection in the city and in spite of that, was bombed completely and went out of service. >> reporter: medical facilities shared their gps coordinates with the united nations as part of the deescalation agreement, doct the doctor says. >> people are suspecting russia, a member of the united nations security council has shared the information with the assad regime or they're bombing the hospitals themselves. >> reporter: human rights groups have long warned of the catastrophic consequences of a full-scale offensive on the province of 3 million. the repeat spike in violence, the worst in a year, has killed 250 civilians, most of them children according to the opposition. syria and russia both accuse the opposition of violating the agreement first and called on turkey, which backs the rebels, to end the fighting. tens of thousands have fled what's left of their homes, but for most, there

the camp in idlib offers refuge to 800 thousand ople.hey come from across syria, fleeing assad's bombs. they have a vague hope for some security. there are practically no jobs. there is not enough food, water, or medicine. he and his loved ones have already lived in the camp for two years. for people in a simple room with tarps. there is no protection from the heat. his daughter suffers from bronchitis, but no one can help here. they would prefer to go back home, but that is simply impossible. >> we can't go back because there is permanent fighting, bombing, and shooting. whenever we tried to return, there were grenade attacks and barrel bombs. reporter: families from across idlib hope to get a little help in the clinic, one of the few medical centers that has not been destroyed by bombing. 120 six children are treated here every day, but the clinic has long been unable to treat all of them. it lacks doctors and medicine. newborns in particular are released and do not receive the protection and care they urgently need. >> unfortunately,

cbs news has gained rare access inside idlib province.y williams filed this report. >> reporter: in idlib, the terror rains down from the sky. they have no defense here against syrian regime and russian air strikes. there was a ceasefire declared just a few days ago, but it was broken almost immediately, and there have been air strikes and shelling of civilian areas in the last 24 hours. as we drove deep into idlib, warnings came of regime jets overhead. where are the planes? how many planes? >> i don't know exactly, but, around us. there are two airplanes, maybe. >> reporter: two planes? our guide, hadi al abdullah, is a media activist who has documented how pro-regime forces have repeatedly hit hospitals, despite condemnation from the united nations. the medical clinic in the town of haus was attacked just hours earlier, he told us. this was a clinic? a clinic for women and children? >> exactly. the clinic and the houses. >> reporter: houses? >> around this. >> reporter: why did they target this street? >> i don't know. >> reporter: we

hassan, what do you see in idlib? do you think this onslaught will continue and are we going to see it spread past? >> well, i think both russia and the regime willu eventally want to take over idlib because this is the last stronghold held by the syrian forces. the preference is to demolish the area, the reason is because they know that, even after they espel the syrian rebel forces from areas, that will turn into an endless campaign and insurgency by these force so they don't want to take chances essentially of having some remnants of e rebels in tt very critical area. >> reporter: tzemach lemann, what do you see in this area, the threats to stability, do the kurds have the capacity to prevent instability and is the u.s. focused enough on it? >> the u- is the oz-like presence you don't see but everybody knows. so far they have been able to keep out the regime in iran, turkey and keep i.s.i.s. more or ss at bay, with a partner force doing its job every single day. so the challenge is what comes next, and that has alw

idlib is the remaining piece of territory under rubble control in syria, and recent bombardments fromvernment and russian airstrikes have killed at least 300 people. albanians parliament has passed a motion criticizing the president attempt to cancel this month's election as unconstitutional. 100-7.olution passed the president argued the june vote would not be democratic without participation of the opposition and said they would boycott it. the opposition accuses the prime minister and other socialist party politicians of colluding with organized crime groups. boris johnson looks on track to become britain's next prime minister after he won the first round of the leadership race. the former foreign secretary received the backing of more than a third of conservative mps. there are now seven candidates vying to replace theresa may, who stepped down last week. johnson has vowed to take the u.k. out of the eu by october without a deal. we have more. hunt, 43. johnson, 114. to beit already seems borscht johnson's race to lose. he received three times as many votes as his nearest rival in

in constant fear. >> reporter: syria's war machines are menacing idlib.egime and russian air strikes. warning to take cover passed on by radio. >> we just heard that there has been an airstrike. there are other jets in the area. we are hearing over the wa walkie-talkie there could be more planes leaving. we headed into an olive grove where many in idlib are now sheltering under the olive trees we found a brigade of the white helmets. they are the rescue team who pull survivors from the wreckage of air strikes. but last month they said one of their buildings was bombed. now they're moving location every day to avoid being targeted again. the town was hit by regime helicopters the night before, we were told. he wanted to get his message to the world. the kids are all dead, he said. we need the powerful countries to help us. the trauma of eight years under fire is palpable. idlib is now home to hundreds hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to fled the bombing and are living in tents. like this woman and her eight children. she is pregnant and to

the topic of idlib has come up a couple of times. my question is how do you view the perception of the u.s. by the states in the middle east in regard to this idlib situation? over the last two to four weeks this is spinning out of control, threatening to become a total disaster. and because of the time, i won't list 100 reasons. i'm sure you know what's going on. so you know no matter what you say about the process, at least somebody made the effort. i think we had the deputy of foreign minister of turkey speak here in d.c. a couple months ago. he is their lead negotiator. i think he would definitely disagree that it is a russian-dominated operation. but in any case, whether it is or not. so the point is they see us doing nothing. and this thing is about to blow up and make libya look like child's play. and so maybe it is not going to work. but there was some serious effort put in there at least if you believe the turks or the russians. >> why don't we start with katie and go down the line to answer those questions and give final co

least 4 civilians have been killed in syrian government has strikes on the opposition held province of idlib rescue workers say 2 children are among the dead more than 60 civilians have reportedly been killed in a government and strike since wednesday supposed to be protected under a cease fire deal but the government and its ally russia have been targeting it since april. now 8 australian kids caught up in the war in syria are set to return home the children of i saw fighters who were killed in battle were rescued by aid agencies and taken to iraq as a strain is 1st organized repatriation of its citizens from the conflict hundreds of foreign fighters and their children are being held in camps across syria after the defeat of isis last march the opportunity now is for these young children who are coming back to australia and i can't be held responsible for the crimes of their parents i mean the fact that you would take a child and put them in a conflict zone like this is despicable and i for the disgusting but the children. can't be held responsible for that and where we have kissed carefull

at least 5 people have been killed in various times in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say the government's used mess songs on barrel bombs indiscriminately bashar al assad's regime launched an offensive to recapture it live in april. icing between rebels and government forces also continues in the northern province. well a prominent figure in syria's rebellion has died its friends in government forces. had set out 1st to fame as an athlete's he later became known as the center of the revolution syrians in the opposition held tight end of jobless in aleppo province gathered to mourn the activist kathy lopez has more. he had lived his life in the spotlight but abdelbaset cerruti left it all behind for syria's revolution the 27 year old was a famous goalkeeper in homes as well as a singer and activist he chose a battleground over comfort joining serious rebellion against president bashar al assad in this online video he explained why he decided to take up arms and fight against government forces are going to russia where i live my god i'm good i'm a shocker groo

instead, the turks charged that syrian forces deliberately attacked a turkish outpost in idlib province. idlib is the last ebel-held province in syria, but the assad regime is pressing an offensive there, over turkey's objections. >> ( translated ): if the syrian regime continues its attacks, we will do whatever is necessary. nobody should doubt that. russia andran, as guarantor countries, have to heap necessary pressure on syrian government to stop these attacks. as guarantor countries, they need to fulfil their responbilities. >> woodruff: more than three million syrianhave fled to turkey during the syrian civil war, and the turks fear that fighting in idlib wildrive even more across the border. conservative party lawmakers in britain began voting today on candidates for prime minister, d and boris johnson emer the tories' favorite. the former foreign secretary easily led the ten-candidate field after the first elimination round. theresa may resigned as prime minister last week, after failing to secure a deal for leaving the europe union. back in this country, officials in memphis, te

a syrian government airstrike has hit a market in the rebel held province of idlib as an offensive there continues the attack in the town of balad are newman killed at least 3 people enable damascus launched an offensive to retake the last major territory under rebel control. dozens of hospitals are among those in the areas being hit by the bombings that ceding to some medical staff to feel that they're being intentionally targeted by the syrian government and russian forces said in because reports are from italy. even though located in a cave hospitals are not safe in this part of syria anymore as the regime and its allies continue to target them. who are so low was injured in. almost a month ago with over the horizon she and her brother went back home to pick up some stuff during what they believed was a cease fire. is the. well of. my brother as a martyr what was our guilt and why in a battle or what may god punish assad his people and russia and the him taste the same pain. syrian n.g.o.s say at these 26 medical facilities have been hit since the syrian regime intensified its attacks

the humanitarian situation on the ground is getting worse particularly in the rebel held province of idlib 3000000 people live there many of them are refugees from other parts of the country it live has been the target of near daily bombings in recent weeks and as our next report shows families with children are some of those who have been hit the worst. is very nervous as he waits for the big news his wife is giving birth and this clinic men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women in northern england can go. after tense hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived sebas wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st snapshot of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow and then we'll bring our baby to our hut home or. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing assad's bombs now

months time as a thank you least 5 people have been killed in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say syrian government forces are using missiles and barrel bombs indiscriminately shuttle as regime launched an offensive to recapture the northwestern city in april rebels and government forces have also been battling in the northern hammer province and thousands are celebrating in mexico after leaders there reached a deal with the united states to cancel or threatened trade tariffs the event with mexico's president under its men was met with door took place in the mexican town of the one near the u.s. border reports. the over her it was all cheers for mexican president and his will but i thought as he arrived at this rally in downtown one of. the event which included a march by local factory workers was initially organized as a protest against u.s. president donald trump's threat to impose up to 25 percent export tariffs on mexico anyway one. reason is here and it is my money some of those speaking to hundreds of supporters president lopez obrador called for un

syria, nearly 500 civilians have been killed in the russian backed defensive in idlib province.ampaign started nine weeks ago in northwestern syria. we report from beirut where one young boy he was lucky to survive after his house was hit by an airstrike. miriam: it will be a long recovery but his family is happy he survived. the three-year-old was injured in an airstrike last week. will never forget how they almost lost their younger brother. they desperately tried to pull him from the rubble before rescuers arrived. missile leaved to have been dropped by syrian government planes destroyed their home in an opposition controlled town. in the south. hit whilest missile he was playing outside. the second missile hit next to our house. our house was destroyed and we could not see anything in front of us. we removed some blocks from an -- from next to his head. that is when the ambulance arrived. reporter: the russian backed syrian government offensive is entering its ninth week. nearly 500 civilians have been killed. in an error bombardment. syrians have fled the area and moved clo

antonio guterres has appealed to lirussia and turkey to sta the situation in the syrian province of idlib whe an increase in fighting between rels and pro-government forces has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee. the ambassadors of russia and syria both denied that their forces are deliberately bombing citizens. the first congressional hearing in a decade to discu compensation for the descendents of u.s. slaves has seen heated arguments from both sides. some witnesses said reparationsa would the relationship between white and black americans.as others said it imperative to achieve justice. ty american billionaire has given the univerf oxford $180 million, one of the largest donations in the university's history. the money from stephen schwarzman, who has advised republican presidents including donald trump, will fund a new institute to study the ethics of artificial intelligence. the race for 2020 is officially underway, and president trump is making it clear that he plans to campaign ofamiliar themes. last night he rallied supporters in orlando. republicans say itas a success

defense ministry says a mortar shell attack by syrian government forces in the rebel held province of idlib as injured 3 turkish soldiers turkish manas say one of the observation post was deliberately targeted it was being bombarded for weeks by syrian government forces and by russian air strikes killing at least 300 people. government offices in hong kong as protesters decide their next move the day after thousands forced the perspective in to vote for a new extradition law professors say they will hold another mass rally on sunday police are standing by in the central district protest of fear the change in the law could lead to the targeting of critics of mainland china or china's foreign ministry criticized the protests. that it was an organized riot to undermine hong kong's development will be opposed by the majority of hong kong people in a civilised society would not allow the sanctity which is violating laws and separate targets social stability we will not allow that to happen albania's parliament to start a debate again no confidence motion brought forward by prime minister or agai

but they have 30,000 terrorists in idlib province. you have 3 million people, and, you know, getting terrorists is okay. but you don't want to kill 3 million people or a million people to get the terrorists. anyway, so we get along great. but what happened with turkey -- and i will tell you when it's fair or not fair. he wanted to buy the patriot missile. president obama's group said, no. he kept wanting to buy it, they kept saying no, no, no. couldn't buy it. he needed it for defense. so he then went to russia and he bought the s400. this administration previous to mine would not let him buy it. so he goes out, he goes to russia, and he makes a deal for the s400 and let's assume it's not nearly as good but he paid a lot of money, put up a lot of money and he bought it. as soon as he bought it, people went back to him from our country and they said, listen, we don't want you to use that system because it's not the nato system, et cetera, et cetera. we don't want you to use that system. do us a favor, there was nothing he could do. in

strikers hit a market in the rebel held province of idlib as an offensive there continues the attack in the town of men out there newman killed at least 3 people u.s. president donald trump is meeting the outgoing prime minister of the u.k. trees in may on the 2nd day of his 3 day state visit the leaders are co-hosting breakfast talks with british and american business executives at st james's palace in a bid to boost trade links later they're expected to talk about climate change and the chinese tech company power way. people around the world are remembering china's $989.00 crackdown on student protesters in tallinn square more than a $100000.00 people are expected at a vigil in hong kong but no such event will take place on the chinese mainland species continues its ship those are the headlines more news in half an hour with ali but he both next door to sarah it's earth for us to stay with us. crickets biggest photo it has come to england on weil's 6 weeks tony jones 11 venues $48.00 games can australia defend the trial for will and would finally win a world cup tie with al-jazeera

recapturing its territory from it live from al qaida which still dominates the northern province of idlib and the fact that it's also contending with the uninvited illegal intervention in syria by the u.s. military this yuri government is basically taking a prudent somewhat cautious approach they're not using all that they have to engage the israelis nor are the israelis going all out either because and said should a major war another major war between israel and syria take place and know when exactly knows what the with the final end stages of that kind of conflict yeah to what extent has the u.s. recognition of the golan heights israeli territory in frame for situation there. completely i mean the u.s. government is illegally authorizing the israeli government to illegally seized territory that it seized by force of arms in 1867 the idea that the go on hates which is particularly important militarily it's very important in terms of water resources for the region because just simply base would be seized by force of arms and then annexed by the israeli government in violation of un dictat

"attacks in idlib have seen aircraft bombing civilian targets like hospitals and schools which he calledrnational law". the un has confirmed that since the end of april, at least 25 health facilities including two major hospitals and 37 school is been damaged due to air strikes in north—west syria. these attacks are a clear breach of international law. we call in the strongest possible terms on the regime and russia to seize the attacks and end the suffering of those in the ad lib government. as a response, that partners are scaling at the humanitarian response to meet the growing needs on the grounds. further escalation of violence triggering waves of displacement would likely overwhelm an already stretched humanitarian response. reports from the region tell escorts of hospitals being attacked and there are millions of people in that area that are in desperate need of health care. so a bad situation is being made and much, much worse by our failure to enforce that basic rules of conflict. we haven't really failed to deliver against the values of this country when it comes to the victims

secretary general has appealed to russia and turkey to stabilise the situation in the syrian province of idlibforces has forced hundreds of thousands to flee. the ambassadors of russia and syria both deny their forces american legislators have joined policymakers across the globe, expressing concern over facebook‘s decision to launch its own digital currency next year. maxine waters, who chairs the house of representatives financial services committee, has asked facebook to halt development of libra until federal regulators review the project. the french finance minister has claimed digital money will never replace sovereign currencies. at least 83 people have died since saturday as a blistering heatwave sweeps the indian state of bihar. the north—eastern state is experiencing the second longest heatwave on record. at least 180 lives have been lost. temperatures went over 40 celsius in many parts of bihar on tuesday. and water is short across many parts of india, including the capital delhi. ramzan karmali reports. delhi, and yet another day of extreme heat. people here are doing their best to

commanders say one of the observation posts was deliberately targeted in the rebel held province of idlib has been bombarded for weeks by syrian government forces and by russian air strikes killing at least 300 people and the other development russian media says the kremlin and turkey have broken a cease fire in italy. small groups of protests have been taking place in parts of central hong kong but they've been nothing like wednesday when tens of thousands marched against a controversial extradition law that would allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china has this report now from hong kong. within hours the scenes of fighting between police and protesters outside hong kong seat of government have changed to this street piled with rubbish the legislative council on thursday again postponing debate on the proposed extradition law the spark for the protests. late the day organizers announced another march will be planned for sunday just a week after 1000000 people demonstrated and they've applied to the government for permission for more protests on monday claudia mo is a pro dem

at least 5 people were killed in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say government forces are using missiles and barrel bombs indiscriminately president bashar al assad's forces launched an offensive to recapture the northwestern region in april but always new president has thanked his supporters at a victory rally after days of anti-government protests in the country region witchery cows vowed not to refurbish roads and schools damaged during the opposition demonstrations blaming his political rivals for the destruction armed police used tear gas on thursday break up protest is demanding little because resignation critics accuse him of snatching power by waving the vote in last month's election. at least 6 people have died during heavy rainfall across china nearly 1000000 people across 45 counties have been affected by the downpour as much as 200 millimeters of rain fell in is china's shining she province over the weekend alone whether analysts forecast the rains will move across to southwestern china in the coming days. iraqi archaeologists say they nee

warns that the humanitarian situation is worsening particularly in the rebel held province of idlib some 3000000 people live there many of them are refugees from other parts of the country it libya has been the target of nearly day of near daily bombings in recent weeks and as our next report shows families with children are some of the worst affected by the violence. so obama is very nervous as he waits for the big news his wife is giving birth in this clinic men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women in northern england can go. after 10 hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived so boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st snapshot of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow and then we'll bring our baby to our hut. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing as

antonio guterres has appealled to russia and turkey to stabilise the situation in the syrian province of idlibels and pro—government forces has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee. the ambassadors of russia and syria both denied that their forces were deliberately bombing civilians. patrick shanahan, who's been acting us defence secretary since january, has withdrawn. there've been accusations and counter—accusations of family violence. mr shanahan said a painful episode had been dredged up during the confirmation process, and he wanted to protect his children from reliving it. it's the longest time the us has been without a confirmed secretary of defence. public confidence in vaccines is worryingly low in some parts of the world according to new research from the health organisation, the wellcome trust. the survey, of 140,000 people found that trust is generally lower in richer countries than in poorer ones. this report from michelle roberts. vaccines are one of our best defences against deadly and debilitating diseases. but some preve nta ble debilitating diseases. but some preven

was hits at least 5 people have been killed in various times in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say the government's use missiles and barrel bombs and discriminately bashar al assad's regime launched an offensive to recapture it live in april police in albania have used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in the capital to rama. that's announcing that the prime minister of a sign on the stage his accuser over let's all frozen wants an early general election the president has cancelled local elections should be held at the end of the month well those are the headlines the news continues and also syria after people pair. of horrific crime that shocked the world 51 people killed at mosques in christchurch new zealand why what he says best to gay people forced could have done more to prevent this massacre on al jazeera. in march 28th mariella franco a prominent brazilian human rights activist and politician was murdered in mysterious circumstances a champion of the various rio slum neighborhoods mariel it was also a vocal critic of brazil's security

commanders say one of their observation posts was deliberately targeted in the rebel held province of idlib which has been bombarded for weeks now by syrian government forces and russian airstrikes killing at least 300 people in another development russian media is reporting the crimean turkey brokered a cease fire in a little more from. turkey's capital ankara the russian media reported that there is a cease fire brokered between turkey and russia over it for the turkish authorities haven't confirmed or declined this a legit ceasefire but according to the defense ministry statement we now understand that the turkish military post was the liberty targeted by the syrian regime forces last night after the russian media reported that there was a cease fire deal for it is the most school and. are said to be. are sad to be trying to launch an initiative that could that would result in a cease fire however the turkish side phase that all those initiatives are not underway because the syrian regime always violates the agreed terms between moscow and russia so this is not a problem for turkey and t

its members the group says 7 other civilians were among the victims in the north western province of idlib on wednesday it says russian planes returned to target rescue workers as they were pulling injured people from the rubble. now hundreds of thousands of refugees of the war in syria who sought safety in lebanon are facing increasing pressure to leave some lebanese accuse them of stealing jobs of working illegally but syrians say they're being discriminated against and will face persecution if they're forced to go home saying the holder has more from northeastern lebanon. ramadans life as a refugee is coming to an end it has been for difficult years of his taking his family back to syria even though he's not sure what awaits them. pressure is increasing that's why i want to go back they keep taking measures against us like tearing down our homes. lebanese authorities ordered the demolition of anything in refugee camps that could be permitted it was the latest measure against refugees criticized by human rights groups they say refugees are living with fear and intimidation and life is be

considered as a legitimate target at least 5 people were killed in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say government forces are using missiles and barrel bombs indiscriminately president bashar al assad's forces launched an offense.

they have 30,000 terrorists in idlib province. you have 2 million people. getting terrorists is ok, but you don't want to kill 3 million people, or a million people, to get the terrorists. we get along great, but what happened with turkey, and i will tell you what is fair and is not fair, he wanted to buy the patriot missile. president obama's group said no. he kept wanting to buy it. they kept saying no, no, no. couldn't buy it. now he needed it for defense. so he then went to russia and he -400.t the s he made a deal to buy it. they would not allow him to buy it. this administration, meaning this administration previous to mine, would not let him buy it. so he goes out, he goes to russia. he makes a deal for the s-400. let's assume it is not nearly as good, but he made a deal. he paid the money, he put up a lot of money, and he bought it. as soon as he bought it, people from our country and they said, listen, we don't want you to use that system, because it is not the nato system, etc. you know all the reasons. we don't want you to use that system. do us

wednesday the group says 7 other civilians died in russian strikes in the northwestern province of idlib as russian planes return to target rescuers as they were pulling injured people from the rubble russian forces are supporting the syrian government and its offensive in the rebels' last major stronghold in the country. the syrian refugee sentiment is on the rise in lebanon the country has the highest number of refugees become bitter. many blame the president's for its economic crisis rights groups say the government is now pressuring syrians to return home by making it harder to stay. in ramadans life as a refugee is coming to an end it has been for difficult years in lebanon is taking his family back to syria even though he's not sure what awaits them. on the pressure is increasing that's why i want to go back they keep taking measures against us like tearing down our homes. lebanese authorities ordered the demolition of anything in refugee camps that could be a permanent home it was the latest measure against refugees criticized by human rights groups they say refugees are living wi

at least 5 people were killed in syria's last rebel held province of idlib on saturday activists say syrian government forces are using missiles and barrel bombs indiscriminately shot alas as forces launched an offensive to recapture the north western region in april the head of the international monetary fund is warning of problems for global finance as the popularity of mobile payments grows christine legarde says it is giving companies who are developing the technology too much power access to cheap payment systems it's been growing especially in emerging economies those are the headlines you're up to date the news continues now after talk. crime that shocked the world 51 people must. investigate people for could have done more to prevent this massacre on al-jazeera . what is the state of freedom of speech around the world the u.n. has an expert who examines that and he doesn't have much good news special rapporteur david kay also looks at the internet and social media is democracy under threat from all the disinfo mation and manipulation and how do you police the internet without

least 4 civilians have been killed in syrian government airstrikes on the opposition help province of idlib rescue workers say 2 children are among the dead more than 60 civilians have reportedly been killed in government air rage since wednesday it is supposed to be protected by a buffer zone deal but since april there ias been heavily bombarded by the government and its ally russia. still ahead on al-jazeera a look at iraq's struggling economy may be headed into troubled waters. are protesters angry with an extradition bill and hong kong discussed ways to prevent their campaign from losing momentum. and it's pointless hamilton continues to set the pace and the formula one season and they will have that. hello again well across parts of north america we're seeing some very stormy conditions here across the central regions of the u.s. notice those thunderstorms are really building up and it is in this area the central plains that the threat is going to be the highest in the next coming days and also the flooding is expected to remain the same across much of the river valleys so from chicago

what is happening near idlib. >> let me set the stage. first of all.ans and syria own syria west of the euphrates river valley. the last imagine or stronghold, idlib and that province where the militants are buttoned up here. there are millions of people here. that's the concern that the president has of the humanitarian crisis that will take place if they continue to do the bombing that they have done historically here. so what are they up to? the syrians are dropping barrel bombs on civilian populated areas, the russian are using present situation bombers to penetrate under the ground where there are buried and underground hospitals which in itself is a war crime and the russians are doing most of the conventional bombing with strike aircraft. and the concern is this will grow into a major campaign. right now it looks limited but there is also some possible preparations being made for it to go throughout the entire province. that is the major concern. >> bill: the kremlin saying militants are using it as a base to attack syrian forces. we have been t

a syrian government as strike has hit a market in the rebel held province of idlib has an offensive there continues the attack in the town of marathon newman killed at least 3 people further south government forces captured the village of custom b.a. the rebels have denied this in april damascus launched an offensive to retake the last major territory under rebel control. president donald trump has toasted the u.s. alliance with britain during a state banquet on the 1st day of his visit to the u.k. he spent most of us with british monarch at queen elizabeth the 2nd. muslim ministers and regional governors have resigned in trade lanka following protests led by a hardline but just monk on a hunger strike he and his supporters are accusing muslim politicians of enabling the easter sunday attacks allegations they deny the ministers say they will be vindicated by the investigation of the violence and which $258.00 people were killed well those are the headlines join me for more news here off to rewind silent problems stay with us. hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria. w

president trump on sunday tweeted, russia, syria, lesser extent of iran are bombing the hell out of the idlibia, killing many innocent civilians. ed world is watching this butchery. what will it get you? when will it stop? president trump doesn't want to be in the middle east, he feels as person as president, he is feels he is being pulled into the middle east? >> donald trump sat down at trump towers, look at the world with perspective, but when donald trump becoming president, he gets intelligence briefings, he has to have a different perspective. do you want iran to be a regional hegemonic power in the middle east? do you want russia to re-establish itself in the middle east? you have to look long term to understand how you can keep that from happening. as long as they have that type of collusion, that means they will have those resources. they will have those port availabilities. charles: colonel west, a pleasure, thank you very much. >> all mine. charles: really appreciate it. google one of the big drags on nasdaq. reports are suggesting it is facing a major investigation by the justice

syria's idlib province becomes the latest target in the country's civil war.ers in atlanta, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts now. ♪

northern syria by government airstrikes to take place in the country's last tribal whole province of idlib askaris found 2 children among the dead several people were also injured in an explosion east of aleppo the government has been targeting areas in the north west which remain under opposition control. the rebels say they launched an attack and northwest yemen targeting fighters with the coalition they say several sudanese soldiers were killed and injured in the assault on camps and many here they say they also fired rockets across the border into saudi arabia targeting a military position in the city of. more than 80000 people in atory province and the democratic republic of congo remain trapped because of ongoing ethnic violence the fighting in recent weeks has killed at least 100 people and displaced hundreds of thousands some of them have fled to the lake albert region and neighboring uganda that's where our catherine source and this report from. james has suffered what no child and i should he's just arrived at this refugee transit center in uganda after escaping an attack on he's

a source tells cnn this photo is a idlib signal to the u.s.off negotiations over denuclearization despite escalating tensions. including two short-ranger mitchell tests last month, first of their kind since 2017. cnn also learned negotiator. and kim's translator are in custody and under investigation. much of the time tide to the failure in vietnam disbanded and disgraced. it's a dramatic fall from february when the north korean leader kim jong un and his team were so confident going into hanoi, state media took the unprecedented step of touting february's summit as a success before it even happened when trump walked away without a deal he left kim and his team without a backup plan a source said at the time. in a nation where the supreme leader's dignity trumps everything else, somebody had to pay the price. tonight while my sources are telling me that north korea still holds out hope of a denuclearization deal with the u.s. there is a new warning from north korea's foreign ministry tonight saying time is running out, saying the fwreemt that