>> imran is being careful. he has a provincial government. in the past the attacks took pleas in the tribal territories, under the jurisdiction of the central government. the latest strike that happened a couple of days ago was in a settled area, within the province. there would be league at grounds for the government to say, "we will not allow the supplies." the leaders will stay away. the party workers will take the onus of responsibilities as far as blogging nato supplies. it will be a tricky affair and bring the provin shall government of imran khan in collision with the central government of islamabad. >> well, the world's top documents could be making progress on iran's nuclear program. u.s.'s secretary of state arrives in geneva to draw another round of negotiations. talks are in their final moments. russia's foreign minister is there. he'll be joined by the ministers of the u.k. and france. >> while iran's foreign minister took time away from nuclear talks to discuss the conflict in syria, the u.n. and arab league envoys met. u.s., ru

imran is basically listening to the voice of the people. he wants to develop a strong movement against the drone strikes. there'll be critical issues with the central government, but the provincial government says if party workers and supporters ensure the supplies are blocked. you won't find a party leadership ruling the province, but other leaders who will talk to their people. >> thank you. we'll get the view from islamabad. how is the rally in peshawar being viewed in islamabad. how much pressure is sharif's government under. >> nawaz sharif made a speech, discussing rising terrorism in this country and the relationship that pakistan has with india. he didn't talk about imran khan's rally or this threats to block the nato supply routes. we understand nawaz sharif and his government are concerned and unhappy about the move. since nawaz sharif took power in may of this year the relationship, the critical relationship with washington has been on the upswing. sharif was in washington earlier this year. he met president obama at the white ho

imran khan will come here shortly.onvoys are heading from other city, and will converge at this point where you see supporters who arrived early. it will be a long day for peshawar. this will be a day where the people of pakistan will speak openly about the opposition to the u.s. drone strike. >> staying in the middle east - thousands of tribal elders in afghanistan are discussing the future of u.s. military presence in the country. the u.s. plans to end its combat mission. from kabul jane ferguson reports. >> this is the final day for the delegates of the jirga to go over the security pact for a full day. tomorrow they are expected to present their verdict and their opinion on the draft to president hamid karzai. at the moment he's stuck in a row with washington d.c. over when he might sign the agreement. he said he will not sign it until after presidential elections next spring. the u.s. are pushing for it to be signed by the end of the year saying it's unacceptable for it to be delayed further. hamid karzai has rele

a manmade dilemma hurting the highlands in malaysia >>> so supporters of the pakistani politician imranhan are blocking supply routes into afghanistan for a second day. they say they'll stop nato trucks passing through north-west tabbing stan until the u.s. stops its drone strikes. as we said in the openers, small but effective these protests. indeed, very effective. just to tell you, in the last few minutes the members of the provincial assembly from the islamist army have gone to the u.s. consulate where they loged a protest alert against the continuation of the drone strikes. as you can see the party workers are on the roadblock. just to give you a little bit of an explainer, they are blocking the points - two critical entry points into the province. what you see behind me is a large checkpoint manneded by the islamist army. what they are doing is making sure that none of those container trucks that are passing through the last point before they enter into pakistan's tribal areas on the way to the border town. then onwards to kabul. importantly, you can see that hardly any nato truck

. >> let's talk about imran khan, a big star, cricket player in the old day, now a leading politician. he is threatening to cut off nato supply lines to afghanistan through pakistan if the drone campaign is not stopped. any chance that the government will go for that? >> very difficult situation. if he does that, he'll put the central government in a difficult situation. it will precipitate the crisis and accelerate it until we don't know what directions, and pakistan and the united states, whatever the present condition of the relationship - both need each other in the short-term relationship and a long-term relationship. for all different reasons, meaning both leaders in pakistan and the united states have to be careful where this is moving. imran khan could be the tail that was the dog, meaning he does something and creates a crisis which drags the rest of pakistan in, at this moment in time he is in charge, through his party, of what is happening in the old frontier province, which is, in fact, where the land routes of afghanistan into pakistan, and where the tribal areas are situ

we'll go to our correspondent imran khan for the latest. the latest of the bombings, we have heard in the past few minutes - tell us what is happening in the capital. >> that's right. the bombs are taking place within the last hour. eight of them, as you say - one caking place in karrada, bringing the death toll up to 28, and 69 injured. this is a pattern we have seen in baghdad and across iraq - time and time again. it's typical of a pattern. a pattern affiliated to al qaeda. calling themselves an islamic state in iraq. we have seen a number of car bombs. the reason for that is these groups are affiliated to al qaeda. they want to keep the sectarian pot in iraq boiling. they want the tensions on the edge. when the attacks take place there's a definite pattern. you can see them taking place in homogeneous, shia and mixed neighbour hoods. these bombings took place on a day that is a holiday here in baghdad. it's been declared a government holiday due to rain in the country. the death toll could have been worse, most people being at home at t

supporters of imran khan's movement for justice or tpi is checking to see if anything is being carried for soldiers in afghanistan. >> it's a strong protest. >> we are stopping supplies in protest. innocent people are killed. >> it's not the first time nato supply routes have been stopped in 2009 and "12 the routes were closed after relations with washington soured. this blockade by the pti does not have the support of the federal government. washington is likely to be irtad. moving the supplies through khyber pass is the cheapest way to get goods in. after a 6-month closure through 2012, a new route through central asia was established. it is expensive but is a stable alternative which is in heavy use, which means the pti's blockade won't badly affect allied forces. president omar al-shaar positioned himself as an ally of the u.s. depending on how long the blockade lasts, it could make omar al-shaar look week at home. it's why many believe kahn is using the protest as a way of sacking the pky government. the party has performed badly across the nation. iran is thinking he'll become a

with imran khan's party vague, as he put it, indefinitely. the government may be able to avoid a conflict with washington. >> here in the states a maimer storm system -- major storm system heading east has caused chaos, eight deaths have been blamed - three in california where winds brought down trees and powerlines. driving conditions are dangerous. winter storm warnings are in effect. in nevada, heavy rain on the travel and in the air. dozens of accidents were reported around los angeles. aviation officials same flights were affected with incoming planes delayed by up to three hours. >> a metrologist from the weather service called the storm the big kahuna. it's large, causing problems, utah into new mexico. after arizona had flooding. there's a lot of mountain snow and wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour in the sierra nevada, but the storm is moving so slow much it's so slow that now we have a problem overnight throughout the day tomorrow, with freezing rain and ice accumulation expected into texas and oklahoma. temperatures 48 degrees. wel

let's get an update from imran kh khan. there was an attack on a checkpoint in ramadi, in the assume ni triangle. we have seen a number of incidents in the air. the islamic state of iraq that wants a hard line government in this country is often attacking the sunni-led government there because they are too close to the shia government in baghdad. it's a case where people are looking at the situation, and going, "if the police and army can't protect themselves, how will we be protected." one of many attacks in baghdad. >> imran khan with the latest from baghdad. >> all right. lots more for you coming up - including a set back for the nigerian president with the defection of several governors. why an economic slowdown in russia could make poverty worse. >> arsenal look to grab a place in the championship knockout stage for the 14th year running. >> every year thousands of desperate migrants risk their lives on a sea journey to yemen. half a million travel by sea to yemen since 2006. many die on the way there. the north-easter

imran khan, al jazeera. >> and we're joined now from the lebanese capital beirut.he opposition still wants their conditions met? >> well, it really depends on which opposition we're talking about. he just had a press conference here in beirut and he said talks with the opposition inside syria were positive, so now really he is putting the onus on the opposition based in istanbul. it has preconditions and the main one is that the geneva 2 conference needs to be a continuation of the geneva 1, and the geneva 1 conference has called for a transitional government to be formed without bashar al-assad. here in lebanon, bra -- bra heemy said the fate was up to the talks in geneva, but there were two spots on the table for syrians, and that clearly means he wants a united opposition. >> thank you very much, hoda. staying with syria there are reports that israeli jets have attacked a syrian base. stephanie decker has more from jerusalem. >> israel is not confirming or denying these reports. this is not unusual. we have had reports throughout the year of aledged israeli air

imran khan is on the line. >> the type of attack this evening although not rare, is unusual for baghdad. there are multiple bombings go off in suburban areas or in the outskirts. but such essential area is very unusual. that means that the bombers were able to get those parts car bombs through but a number of checkpoints there are a number of concerns there for the iraqi government already. now, nobody has claimed responsibility for this so far. but judging by the type attack and the neighborhood it's been in, it's likely that this would be an attack by al qaeda and its affiliates and one group certainly that may well be responsible, certainly responsible for most of these bombings calling itself the islamic state. talking earl your about syria, one of the reasons the bombings are taking place with such number here in baghdad is because the iraqi government here is very close to the iranian government, who in turn support the syrian government, so we're seeing a big movement of those armed troops from syria into iraq to try to put pressure on the iraqi government here. >> thanks so much

he said that iraq faces a civil war if things get worse. >> thank you imran khan live from karbala. >> ashura observed in lebanon. we go live to beirut. strong words from the leader of hezbollah. what has he been saying? >> well, basically saying that hezbollah will not withdraw its fighters from syria. hezbollah fighters have been fighting alongside the regime. in his words as long as the reason for us to fight in syria remains, our presence will remain. hezbollah came under criticism for taking part in the war. it's been isolated in the arab world. the shiite community - supporters have come under attack. there has been car bombings, mortar attacks. the hezbollah leader defiant saying they'll not back down. in his words the reasons why they are fighting in syria is to defend lebanon, the palestine cause and a syrian government which has been supporting the resistance. >> thank you so much. live from beirut. >> russia's foreign minister is in care. >>> for talks with his egyptian counterpart. sergei lavrov is the most senior russian politician to visit egypt since the fall of the sov

independent israel and mall tin imran state. things should be easier right lisa? i can't think of anything else the religions are so similar yet the differences are so deep. the depict of israel palestinian conflict as a jewish versus muslim thing. and the wedge being driven by liberals and conservatives on both sides. ordinary people on both sides would have throarnd get abelong. ds would have gonden along. .horace, palestine israel, it contaminates the conversation. real talk. how do both leaders, jewish and muslim leaders get beyond and through issue? >> i think you need to get through the issue not necessarily beyond the issue. you have to start off by building deep relationships domestically so you can impact relationships abroad. american jews and american muslims, in terms of upward mobility, in terms of their experiences, american jews have not always had it great in this country and american muslims also face prejudice. they have a shared history in the u.s. but what they haven't done is build deep relationships at the local level at the congregational le

imran khan's south party provides a northern province, and has taliban strongholds in the tribal areas. he's demanding nato supply routes be closed. >> translation: i will raise the issue monday in the national assembly. the nato supply line should be blocked. we will not allow nato supply lines until they stop the drone attacks. >> many people in the pakistani government, military and intelligence agencies are pleased with hakimullah mehsud's death. during his time as leader he was responsible for carrying out several main attacks costing thousands of lives, but he was open to peace talks with the government, and that is threatened as the taliban threatens to avenge his death. >> a 2-year rebellion in the democratic republic of congo could be coming to an end after the m23 group called for a ceasefire. it began after a series of mewettinees north and south kibal. they were supposed to be part of the national army under a peace deal signed on march 23rd 2009. which is how the group got their name. >> they gained attention because it was supported by rwanda, which they have denied. troo

. >> opposition leader imran khan wants nato's routes blocked. he's calling for a strike. also coming up: heading to the polls in maurey tainia. the opposition boycotting. >> typhoon haiyan 's vulnerable

. >> the province in the north is controlled by imran khan. >> i will raise the issue on monday in the national assembly. nato supply routes should be dropped. we will not allow them to end until they stop the drone attacks. >> people in the pakistani government, military and intelligence agency are pleased with hakimullah mehsud's death. during his time as leader he was responsible for carrying out several thousands of attacks, taking thousands of lives. the pakistan taliban now threatens to avenge his death. >> in syria, government forces tried to crush rebel controlled areas around damascus on saturday. assad's regime has been trying to secure the area for months. video appears to show the rebels firing from damaged buildings. smoke is seen rising from buildings in another clip. jz cannot fer -- al jazeera cannot verify these clips. in another area of syria a bronze statue of jesus managed to stop the violence, however briefly. look at that. government forces and reble forces stopped fighting for three days so a statue could be erected. a london-based firm has been trying to erect t

imran khan has more. >> reporter: this is the man desperately trying to bring peace to syria.nder-arab league envoy, lakhdar brahimi. a planned peace conference in geneva is looking difficult. the syrian government has agreed to send a delegation, bra heemy is now trying to get the fractured opposition to the table. the opposition has made it clear that its members don't want to be part of any peace talks that allow president bashar al-assad to remain in power. that hasn't gone done well with the russians who are very close to the syrian leader. >> translator: unfortunately the syrian government was not able to agree with the opposition. it is still very complicated now. >> reporter: syrian rebels remain at war with the syrian government. the talks were not even a factor in their thinking, they said, and they will continue the fight. and syrian state tv say government soldiers now control an important town on the road that linking two cities. the fact that rebel groups are divided along idealogical lines makes it difficult for them to form a united front, perhaps that's a fact

that's imran khan choing us from kabula in iraq. >> now, while the world's attention is on the philippines, there are devastating floods in somali's puntland region. 100 people have been killed. it's been declared a state of emergency. rains caused rivers to burst their banks and crops have been washed away. >> a rare tropical cyclone that hit northern somalia dumped as much rain as some got in all of 2012. roads have been washed away and communication lines cut. 30,000 people need food, water, shelter and medical supplies. in central somalia the heavy rain burst river banks submerging villages and farms. more than 4,000 people trekked to an base. >> the most disstressful one is the women and children. they are disstressed. most of the parents are killed. you have the kids, women without help. >> 20 babies have been born in the last few days. the military needs more medication as well as food and shelter. more people are expected to arriving as the rains continue. >> three people have been held in moscow after throwing fire crackers at the polish embassy. there was an attack on the russian

to go as far as the provin shall government of kpk province, which is lead by the former cricketer imran khan. who swept into power in may's election. they, as you have rightly been saying, wants to shut the nato supply routes that crisscross the province and the country in process to u.s. drone strikes. now, if that does happen, it could be a replay of what we saw in 2012 when the pakistani government did just that in response to the u.s. killing 24 pakistani soldiers in a cross-boarder raids, and pakistan blocked supply routes. relationship plunged to lows. if we cut to two weeks ago when the prime minister nawaz sharif was in washington, it looked like the relationship between islamabad and dc was improving, but the drone strike and the death of the taliban leader, who was willing to engage in peace talks affected that in a major way. >> we have the taliban talking with repriceals. what fear that that will happen? >> i think, frankly it's not a question of if the pakistani taliban is going to carry out violent repriceals, it's a question of when. in tribal areas we are hearing reports

a blockade was ordered by imran khan. six were killed on friday in the latest drone attack. >>> 150 people are dead after two days of fighting between government and rebels in syria. damascus suburbs have been under siege for 6 months. loyalists of president bashar al-assad are stopping supplies of food, water and medicine. international aid workers believe assad's forces are trying to starve residents. >> egypt's president says public gatherings of more than 10 people must be cleared by the police. the law is to stop supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. human rights groups call the move a blow to political freedom. >> a year after the sandy hook tragedy, details are set to be released monday. a prosecutor will publishing findings from the investigation into the shooting - with 911 calls and the police report will not be made public to protect the survivors and families of victims. a gunman killed 20 children and six teachers at the school. >> new york city's controversial stop and frisk is making friction. one m

the kids and politician imran khan spotty is continuing its anti photo text boxes are just not need to supply trucks etc patience during the weekend. omega belonging to non con artist on to the game somewhat pti tuesday's sitting outside the american company to charlotte to protest against what they don't go buy additional focused on stove and teens. peta activist off trucks and moto drivers from its kittens in a bid to hold this up by lying to us in the two forces fighting the bottom bunk and i'm not gonna start on sunday. on a company but the bills of hardline of these entities mr hughes died in a shop on saturday before the blockade began. it is. one day the day it is. i got. this month to two in the back of six prime minister should. when peace talks with the militants. my individual strike vote for the most troubled regions the pakistani militants including the spinach would have built upon the knits book. did you catch up on some other mindless good last week. come support those with joy about two weeks of the hardline jemaah islamiah production meeting to protest against the con

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pj ten politician imran khan told the president that the conduct of a government led by his paci without the need to supply trucks passing through the nonsense din province into what i have had a son from them and they think it's a fantasy xi institute in the us to end dante. at the same the fun advent making the next day had a name for the two thousand feet move my attacks that killed one hundred and sixty six people including six americans said the us did not want peace in pakistan he is off the more they will criticize. on the farm who bought the yarn. are lots of movies ever. muahaha. instead he said mom i heard about it we still love love love it both teams are they only got a conclusion above it that he had ties between pakistan and the us which was strange for the past two years when looking up after pregnancy thirty metre president obama in washington last month from what i have to keep the sentence of death by a cop according to pay for the involvement of arson and blood are getting a mutiny at the top of the country's border guards in two thousand and nine. here's the before ju

imran khan the former cricket that is now a prominent position in the northwest pakistan is already calling from a supply needs to be built at and so it will potentially cause extreme that pullman's in the financial relationship between us and pakistan which is already of course extreme iraq. twenty you very much and evolution decay in washington thank you feel up to it. now the satirical tv show presented by the man dubbed egypt salsa to joan stewart has been taken off the at outs of the hugely popular present abbas and his effort came under fire for making a mockery of the countries that really fits with suspense and all fisher which any return to the airwaves last week from its immediate and angry reaction was like that's all the ferrari reports. he has made millions of egyptians laugh but the country's rulers are not so amused the same usage huge popularity was not enough to prevent his satirical tv show from getting the chop the comedian and targeted by successive governments give them what was already being prosecuted for threat to order and for insulting former president muhammad mar

imran khan with millions of supporters.arlier this year he threatened to do whatever he could to bring drone strikes to an end. >> it causes collateral damage and anti-u.s. >> reporter: tonight by revealing a name that's supposed to be top secret, it just got harder to tell america's friends from its enemies. muhammad lila, abc news. >>> in russia tonight new concerns about the safety of the upcoming winter olympics after its terror raid by moscow police. you see them storming into an apartment to arrest 15 members of an islamic militant group. police say they were fully armed with explosives and bombing belts. they were banned from russia in 2010. >>> 33 million people will begin their holiday shopping tomorrow. that's brown thursday followed by black friday and cyber monday. it's prime time for i.d. thieves. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis shows to protect yourself and your wallet. >> reporter: it's the most wonderful time of the year for massive deals. stores around the country offering even big discoun

just shoot the gun statement on the framework for all grades he said imran with our ally inspectors to visit in advance permission of mine in the southern inland use forgive me and reach back to me this why allow inspections of the heavy water reactor in western iraq. dave is henry's concerns it could produce plutonium they can be used for weapons. he said he ran and ready to be flexible the two sides to implement the agreement of the next three months. read the ten year framework will not include inspectors visit to a military facility in action near tehran where iran is suspected of developing nuclear weapons i need a little bit. for those of you but not all pieces to be done. fourteen of the negotiations got underway on monday centering on id inspections of nuclear related facilities in iran. i know. storms come on japan specific test in recent weeks have battered fish in my diet eat. officials from the japanese government and circulate company had been discussing ways to do with their truths and nuclear plants helping to contain leaks of radioactive water senior guys in this team i

imran khan is live from a refugee camp. it sounds like it gets worse for the refugees by the day. >> that's absolutely right. winter is coming. the process - what the u.n. calls winterisation. it's worth showing you that this is one of the camps here in the region, 14,000 people living under canvas. it's stretching out all the ways up in the hills. you'll see the unhcr logo. they are plastic shootings for the tent. the reason for that is this place gets heavy rain. that is a uj problems. drainage is an issue of the these are the miserable conditions that people have to life in. with heavy rains, people are scared. i spent friday in the camp speaking to people. this is what they told me. it's early morning the the women prepare food. they've been cooking outdoors. it will have to end. winter has come and with it plun ging temperatures. they wonder what they'll do when it's too cold to cook outside. >> i make a special effort to took every friday, a treat to forget where we are. with the rains we won't be able to do this for

cricket legend died but edition imran khan said that he can surprise that the pot from passing through the cape cape province. but his spot the odd to us don't strikes on pocket money so it all stopped. we haven't looked but this does is cricketer turned politician and on convo to build mountains at night is still fussing to acheive it but to imply but tp keep buildings do without his hockey in this points to the us don't think that you'd like to study the divine keep a few announcements to it but those who visited the two teeth into its not the surprise move in and out of a gun is done. odyssey house though she has elicited a knife to assist their bid to lead the war torn country in two thousand fourteen assemblyman lattice of that yet. she uses of catan. he had it. just like yet. you can shut up if he wanted to send me a vote in the us june nine domestic initiative baby. yes i move getting better with the supply and it was there then it jumped out to wyoming in the david broder who attacks a bungled. khan was hard to use the provincial government can keep the peace it does prove that

this is the man behind today's public outing, imran khan, a cricket star turned politician, with millionsf supporters. earlier this year he threatened to do whatever he could to bring drone strikes to an end. >> all it does is it causes collateral damage, anti-u.s. and guess who gains? the militants. >> reporter: tonight by revealing a name that's supposed to be top secret, it just got harder to tell america's friends from its enemies. muhammad lila, abc news, islamabad. >>> in russia tonight new concerns about the safety of the upcoming winter olympics after this terror raid by moscow police. you see them there storming into an apartment to arrest 15 members of an islamic militant group. police say they were fully armed with explosives, detonators and suicide bombing belts. the suspected terror group was banned from russia in 2010. >>> now to that big crime that targets thanksgiving. 33 million people will begin their holiday shopping tomorrow. that's brown thursday followed by black friday and cyber monday. it's not just the busiest weekend of the year for shoppers, it's prime time for

also financing the strike from the leading pakistani opposition leader imran kahn proposed a ban on nato supply trucks inside pakistan. ofn accused the u.s. sabotaging the peace talks. >> i feel sad that just as the dialogue was about to start take, those who are still part in the talks, were killed yesterday. >> the pakistani taliban has sayed asly picked kahn its new leader. the suspect in friday's armed attack at the los angeles international airport could face the death penalty for shooting dead a transportation security administration officer and wounding five other people. is charged with murdering a federal officer and committing violence at an international airport. the head of the police at lax described the attack. >> at 9:20 this morning, in individual came into terminal 3 of this airport, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to open fire in the terminal. he proceeded up into the screening area where tsa screeners are, and continued shooting. he went past the screeners back .nto the airport itself personnel officers from airport police, los angeles airport police, re

. >> pakistan doesn't have many choice if you ask me because imran khan said they didn't want a war with the united states, however they wanted the united states to realize that these continued strikes would not do much for the pakistan peace process. they have had thousands of people killed and so they would be hoping that the americans also go for a quid pro quo that pakistan can tell the americans that we will stop your supply lines unless you don't stop those drone strikes. and of course they are also saying that if the next leader was chosen and he was taken out in a drone strike then where would that lead the peace process to? >> well, the man who first ordered the lines to be opened, pervez musharraf, has been released, a cleric has also died. his legal team says the charges against him are politically motivated. still ahead on this al jazeera news hour. >> all sides are worried about the process. >> prosecutors tried to set a date of the men accused of plotting the september 11th attacks. plus: we'll have the rest of the sport in about 30 minutes. >>> a veritable treasuretrophy o

imran khan, the kurdish region of northern iran. >> gaining popular on both sides of the border.al jazeera's kate kirkpatrick explains why. >> machine guns, blood, drugs. there are thousands of violent online videos like this one, illustrating traditional mexican music, with lyrics. >> we have no nortenos and. >> along with the violence in mexico. more than 100,000 people have been murdered there since 2008, according to mexico's national institute for statistics. as the mersdz become more gruesome, so does the entertainment. that arnarco culture is booming as shown in the recent video that ivideo, narko cultur. >> they have become the new robin hood, the new stars, eluded the systems of both united states and mexico. >> he has documented the explosion of violence in the border city of juarez, where more than 3600 people were killed in 2011 alone. making it the murder capital of the world. now he's turning a critical culture of the narco culture. >> the cancer of the mexico and to some degree, the cancer of the u.s. the music has been banned in mexico and it's made it more popula

lebanon to northern iraq our special coverage of the syrian refugee crisis continues with a report from imran khan. it's early morning. the women in the camp prepare food. they have been cooking outdoors since the summer. that will end soon because winter is come, and with it plunging temperatures and heavy rain. um yasir wonders what she'll do when it's too cold to cook outside n >> translation: i make an effort every friday to cook a small treat. with the rain we will not be able to do this much long rer. this small treat will we taken away from us. >> preparations to get the camp ready are under way. drainage systems are being put in place to make sure the camp doesn't flood. yousef mahmoud from the u.n. refugee agencies says things are on track, but there's a long way to go. >> there'll be challenges, but we'll support the international community with the unhcr are ready to support them for the winter. >> there's a huge difference between a camp being ready for winter and the reality of living there. despite the hard winter conditions around the corner, children find a way to smile and ha

. >> imran khan there in baghdad. >> now to syria, more than a dozen soldiers have been killed in northern damascus. an improvised explosive device went off in the military headquarters. >> the violence in syria appears to be linked with the bombings in lebanon. a group linked to al qaeda claimed it carried out two suicide bomb attacks near the iranian embassy in beirut and a diplomat was one of 23 killed on tuesday. the attack happened in el janow which is where we find our correspondent. what details have emerged about the bombings? >> al-qaeda claiming responsibility. in fact, the lebanon branch of al qaeda - you can see behind me investigators cysting through the rubble. a bomber approached the main gate on foot. the guards engaged him. he detonated his explosives. the second was in a vehicle. his plan was to distrif the vehicle inside the embassy compound. he was not object do that. there was a pic-up truck blocking his way. it fled the vehicle after the first explosion. it was massive. you could see the damage - up to 23 killed, a lot of people in hospital in critical condition. you

. >> one of the pakistani politicians, imran hohn, even to the extent of insinuating that the bombing was essentially some kind of a force like operation to try and do the people of packet and not to go ahead with the proposal to have talks with the ttp. i mean, i don't know if you're familiar with what the vice national when jeb universe and pakistan come he's a physicist. he even came to the united states on a fulbright. he's written a book on 9/11 in which basically he says -- [inaudible] he says that actually the world is run by bankers, american and british bankers. he also insinuated coming in now, he also has anti-semitic rules there. and then he says he controlled the world by planting microchips in the brains of people. so my point is, this guy is the vice chancellor, head of the university and they don't say hey, the university. so that is a state of denial. and you asked at the very outset, why did i feel compelled to write this book? the truth is the same reason i was compelled to read my earlier book. somebody has to put out and historically correct narrative. the previou

the opposition party of former kikt star imran khan wants to prosecute john brennan over a november 21st drone strike. in the process, khan's party is claiming it revealed the identity of the agency's station chief. >> it could not only put them physically at risk, meaning harm to them, threatened to kill or even be killed, but it also obviously can disrupt incredibly activities that the cia and united states government is engaged in. >> reporter: the same political party is also threatening to block trucks carrying nato troop supplies to and from afghanistan, which has been the focus of recent demonstrations. if pressure continues to grow in pakistan and afghanistan to either diminish or completely end the drone complain, analysts say this could create an opportunity for the taliban and al qaeda to regroup as u.s. forces are scheduled to withdraw from the region next year. >> catherine, you mentioned afghanistan. what is the fallout from the drone strike that apparently killed two women and a 2-year-old child? >> well, doug, the international coalition known as isaf acknowledging the in

now to imran khan who was there. we have seen violence around the country - a lot of it - over the last 24 hours. what is the situation where you are? . well, there's an incredibly intense and massive security operation that is taking place across iraq in major city, and here in karbala. what that means is some of the smaller cities, rural towns have been attacked. that's where we have seen much of the violence. let me show you, this is the holy city. i'll show you the amount of people. the iraqie authorities say there are 4.5 million people and securing this is one of the biggest operations the iraqi army has mounted in 10 years. 35,000 troops are on the treats. this area is ringed by checkpoints. helicopters are flying above them in the air. you may be able to hear them. it's a huge operation for this many people. it's important for iraqi prime minister that this goes peacefully that there isn't a violent incident. he's about to arrive, to make sure - to oversee operations. it has been peaceful. that is not the cas