>> i'm very concerned imran. especially as it relates to i.s.i.l. and what we can do against i.s.i.l. at this point. i'm very concerned that we will not be able to turn back the tide the way we need to or want to, in order to actually make them first of all roll back and number 2 make sure we're really carrying out the strategy as announced by the united states earlier. >> is there really a strategy? 450-odd troops and somewhat almost equivocation as to trainers and advisors many is there a strategy really to go along with that? >> well be truth be told imran there is not a real strategy right now . when we look at the outlying areas have the -- the effort have been brought together, i would say that there is no overarching strategy and this addition of 450 or so trainers is not a strategy or a change in strategy. it is more a tactic more than anything else. >> we've seen this movie before haven't we? trainers going in, the united states spending billions of dollars to train iraqi forces. we've seen this before. >> yes, we have. we've seen it in ira

let's get the latest now from imran kahn and baghdad. what more with you tell us about this imran?rter: well, i can tell you that the statement they issued was very strong, it condemned the government. it said the only way peace would come to ban bar province if the tribes joined isil. there is a large tribe there and they are the fore front of the statement. they command a number of fighters and a large amount of influence over the a lot of the other tribes there. what is unclear is whether they were forced by ice toil pledge allegiance or whether they did it willingly. fallujah has been under the occupation of isil for over a year now. it's one of their strong holds and it is a place where they do command a large amount of influence. now, if this a willing move, then that's very worrying for the iraqi government. because like i say this could be a false multiplier for isil, giving them a number of fighters at their disposal who know the terrain very well, know anbar province very well and also will be able to influence other tribes. this whole thing is coming as quite a shock to

imran kahn joining us live from baghdad to tell us what expect to happen in paris imran and what thees -- what their message is going to be to their allies in paris. >> reporter: well, what we are being told is that the paris meeting will focus real on two things firstly the effectiveness of the ache strikes. the air strikes say the iraqis are great for sealing off roads and for cutting isil supply lines, they are less useful when it comes to actually close support and giving the iraqi army and security forces the cover they need to go in to clear areas of isil. also what will likely be unfolding at the paris meeting is a plan to take rah mad i prime minister abad-y is keen to showcase his plan to take back ramadi. before this paris meeting took place, we heard from forward straight talking to the people of iraq. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> translator: the flow of terrorists coming to iraq never stopped. and the number never went down, even for a fraction. this is a very dangerous phenomenon because it clearly shows that all the efforts by the international communit

positions there. >> imran khan in bagged there. all begs the question, in the strategy to defeet i.s.i.l. despite america's rue america's renewed commitment, president obama continues to press iraqi president haider al-abadi to get a grip on iraq's divisive sectarian politics and corruption within the military ranks. gaining military support among experts is to insert a small number of special u.s. forces on the ground to pinpoint locations for air strikes but the pentagon remains dead set against the idea, putting too many in harm's way. confronting fronting i.s.i.l. should be left to the iraqis, jamie mcintire has the story from washington. >> the debate is over jtacks joint static cal enforcers, on the ground in the thick of the fighting and can use laser designators and gps to call in direct strikes with pinpoint accuracy. even in the most chaotic battlefield conditions. >> good impacts, good impacts, continue to engage continue to engage. >> the three star general running the air campaign in iraq says he doesn't need them. >>

here is imran khan on the tank attack in tikrit. >> one of the most brazen, that i.s.i.l. has waged. shia militia troops as well as iraqi security forces. i.s.i.l. has alleged to have driven a tank laiden with explosives all the way to the gate of the base. we are expecting the casualty figures to rise. we have seen throughout the days i.s.i.l. using humvees as car bombs. they are plenty of them, prime minister, abd rabbu mansour hadi hadi says they used them, but not usually as suicide vehicles. this is going to be a very controversial tactic. their own weaponry being used against them and indeed american weaponry that they bought from the americans used against them. it is the first time in a very long time that we've seen a tank being used as a delivery vehicle for explosives. >> i.s.i.l. also making gains in syria, aleppo and hasaka provinces. the united states national security agency has lost its power to collect phone records in bulk from american citizens, as the senate failed to extend the patriot act. the republican presidential hopeful rand paul led the attack b

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. >>> imran kahn is live for us in baghdad.an, just how much weaponry and material did isil gain in this? >> reporter: well, enough for a battalion, that's what was stationed up in mosul. so we are talking about a anybody of humvees prime minute officer al badi said 2000 vehicles. but we know that weapons cash as were stolen, communication military uniforms were stolen, anything that might have been in that base when isil took it over would have been fair game for them. however, there is some discrepancy about the figures. i have spoken to a number of u.s. military contractors here in iraq who supply the iraqi army with spare parts for humvees and they feel that that 2,300 figure a little high. so there may well be some politics going on here prime minister al-abadi may be using it to try to put some pressure the americans to speed up delivery of military equipment that he says is absolutely necessary for them to fight isil. so there is some discrepancy about the figures but no doubt that the iraqi army just simply fled their p

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imran khan joins us live from baghdad. imron, do we have anymore details about this attack?reporter: the attack look place in the very early morning hours. we don't know if it was coalition or iraqi air force that took part in the strike but this was alleged to be a isil control and command center. 70 people died in that attack. now it is an isil-controlled territory. those bodies were moved up to mosul, again isil controlled territory where they were taken to hospital. there were 70 that died in the attack. now this is a strong hold for isil up in that area they are using it to try to mount attacks on the main city of kirkuk. kirkuk is very important to the kurds, it often known by as the jerusalem of the curd -- kurds. judging by the fact that it was just a single strike it may will be an intelligence-lead operation, an opportunity to take out some members of isil but what we're hearing from isil themselves was this was civilians that died in this attack. there's a lot of tit-for-tat, a lot of claim and counterclaim going on. 70 people did die they were moved to a hospital

imran khan is in baghdad. >> reporter: he was convicted for a b in of charges, including aiding a lotf merchants, he was a very hated member of the regime and one of the more public members of the regime. his son gave a statement saying he was very angry that the media were informed before the family were. but i have been watching the media here and it has almost been ignored. there is no eulogy no day of mourning he is not that kind of figure here in iraq. he is seen as an important historical figure. he was fluent in english, he was a christian, he was very public when it came to his statements. he regular -- negotiated the iran/iraq war end. he is very associated with the previous regime and his legacy here in iraq will be swept under the carpet. people simply don't want to talk about him. but he is a very important figure, because he was one of the people that really tried to stop the american occupation and invasion of iraq. and he said the only reason the americans want to invade is because of israel and oil. >> imran khan in baghdad. >>> the outbreak of mers in south korea has

to and follow his path and stand by him to fight the enemies of religion >>> with the latest from imran khan in baghdad. what this a surprise? what are the factor that made this happen, what else do you know? . >> this was a surprise, anyone watching will tell you for the at last few years, the anger the sunnis felt has risen and risen, they feel they've been ignored by this government and the previous government. they said they were promised jobs in the army none of that happened, a year although fallujah was occupied by i.s.i.l. fighters and they said this they needed to be armed, they were the only people to get rid of this they did it with al qaeda in iraq in 2008, a predecessor to i.s.i.l. those pleas fell on deaf rears, particularly under the maliki government, and haider al-abadi reached out to some of the sunni tribes but has not been able to get through to all. this announcement on wednesday is crucial. we don't know if the announcement comes under duress because fallujah is underoccupation. some of the tribes may think they have no choice. either way, what happened is i.s.i.l.

." >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >> in the digital world they're known as trolls. they hide behind online anonymity. have driven some targets to suicide. it can be very tough to stop those abusers. the supreme court this week overturned the conviction of a plan who had used facebook to threaten his estranged wife. that could make it even harder to prosecute these trolls. but in sweden, given a taste of their own medicine, sheila macvicar gives us a story of a troll hunter.

. >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show you're gonna findbeing un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >>> it's been a frequent motive in american politics. religious theology conveniently changes the subject when it does not. with the two political parties, you see the tendency clearly. republicans embracing the ban on abortion, and not saying much of anything about the preferential option about the poor, embedded in catholic teaching and democrats doing the opposite. notice how seldom you see a politician get up in front of an audience and say

i think we can go to our correspondent, imran khan who is on the line for us from baghdad.o he died after a heart attack. he was an old man, and he wasn't very well at all, was he? >> reporter: that's right. in 2010 they did pass the death sentence on him. the death sentence was for his role in a variety of things including the execution of shopkeepers and merchants. he has always been a controversial figure but he was spared a lot of the -- the [ inaudible ] convictions that a lot of the other regime [ inaudible ] he was a very high profile figure. this will shock a lot of people but he was an old man, he was in his 70s, and it was not unexpected. >> his is a face that a lot of people internationally would recognize, because he often deputized for saddam hussein, and became washington's best contact within the iraqi regime before the u.s.-lead invasion in 2003. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] in the media. he was always a man who represented a number of organizations within iraq. you have to remember, he was seen [ inaudible ] saddam hussein put him in his place because he was

imran khan reports. >> this is perhaps one of the boldest most brazen attacks this air base is a very secure one, home to shia troops as well as iraqi security forces. i.s.i.l. is alleged to have driven a tank to the gate of that base where it exploded. we have seen throughout the last few days, i.s.i.l. forces using humvees suicide vehicles. there are plenty of them. prime minister haider al-abadi says i.s.i.l. stole around 200 of them after the fall of the area alone. weaponry that they bought from the americans being used against them. once again we have seen a number of these suicide aarticulates using humvees. but the first time in a very long time that a tank vehicle was used as a carrier of explosives. >> they now fear because of revenge attacks from shia militia, many won't return. and reports of revenge attacks we turn to imran khan once again. >> reporter: this home in be kirkuk life under i.s.i.l. has left a deep psychological scar. >> translator: life was meaningless senseless because of them. all basic services stopped. we had no water. no electricity i.s.i.l. oppressed u

. >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america migrant group on edge living between two nations on the same island. haiti and the dominican republic share a border and a people. dr has long represented greater opportunity, many have sought to bring their families in search of fortune. but many force them into the haitian border in what many describe as a cleansing. correspondent david mercer. >> they've been lining up for days desperate to get the papers they need so they can stay in the

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. >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show, you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom, that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail, and you can find it on al jazeera america >>> before the break we examine the controversy behind gay conversion therapy, it is intended to reduce or eliminate same-sex attraction. president obama says the therapies should be banned because of trauma it can inflict on minors. three states made it illegal for the service to be provided to minors. in a state there's a movement to help parents who want it used on their children. former chair of the texas republican party endorsed part

. >> imran khan live with the latest from baghdad.hanks, imran. ♪ >>> the nation that produces more than a third of the world's oil exports has decided to keep production at 30 million barrels a day despite the price of oil falling during the last year because of oversupply. prices again dropped slightly after the announcement. our correspondent has the latest from those opec talks in vienna. >> reporter: there was no suspense at the beginning of the day as opec started meeting, and there was no surprise at the end of the day. as widely expected opec's decision was to keep output levels at current levels. what was interesting was that in the press conference it was announced that what had been decided upon was for the good of all opec countries, the rich nations and the poor nations, but there has been an under current of tensions lately especially with countries like venezuela. despite the fact that countries like venezuela, angola other countries had wanted to see a change in the output level, that didn't happen and opec ministers i

the news continues next with imran garda. >> adjusting u.s. the ground in iraq would benefit from more trained iraqi security forces. >> president obama gives the order to send hundreds of additional u.s. troops into iraq to advise and assist. >>> a somber procession. hundreds of people lined the streets of germany to pay their final respects to 16 high school students and two t

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we have lost imran khan there. but updating us on the death of tar rick azzez.have him back now. without his many court appears he always remained oil to iraq and even though he was sentenced to death in 2010, that death sentence was never carried out. the iraqi president refused to sign the death order. why was that? >> reporter: it's -- i mean there's a number of speculative reasons. probably the most likely reason is is that he but always seen as somebody that did try to prevent the americans coming in and invading during 2003. he was very outspoken that he was an iraqi loyalist despite his allegiances to saddam hussein. he was never part of the circle that went after politicians and went after saddam hussein's enemies. that was very much something that saddam hussein and his cronies did. for that reason i think he was rewarded by the fact that that death sentence was never carried out. but he was in prison for a very long time his family felt he should have been released. but here in iraq there will be no day of mourning no yule gives or guests on television

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. >>> let's talk to imran khan from baghdad. what is the iraq government planning to do with mosul. >> there are plans for mosul, but they will not be acted on soon. the priority is anbar, and retaking the city where the security forces and shia militias and coalition air strikes are focussing on. nil control two major border crossings from syria to anbar, which which they can enforce and create problems, mosul, if it happens, is likely to follow the same patterns that we have seen in the south. it will be shia militia, iraqi security forces, the main fighting forcers. mosul backed up by kurdish peshmerga and the coalition air strikes. a lot of people are not sure of how useful they are where you have a large civilian population. there's a conversation that what they would like the special forces embedded with the forces who can call in an air strike better, quicker and more accurately than the iraqis can. if that happens, it will be what the americans call a game change are, because it's unlikely to happen because mosul will no

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to and follow his path and stand by him to fight the enemies of religion >>> with the latest from imran khan. what are the factor that made this happen what else do you know? >> all i can tell you this has been brewing for two years, there has been a lot of sunni anger in anbar. they feel they were impact beat al qaeda in iraq but after that they were forgotten. things calmed down for a bit in anbar, but when i.s.i.l. made the moves, they took over the city of fallujah over a year ago, and it was then that the tribes and the anbar fallujah council reached out to the government saying there were i.s.i.l. fighters within the ranks of ranks of our people and we need to get rid of them. will you help. that was the background. the sunnis feel the baghdad government ignored them. the catalyst, the reason they are doing it is the sunni tribes particularly the jam aily tribe feels that the militias have been brought in. in the speech he refers to the iranians and the iranian backed shia militia. the tribal sheikh feels that it is a sectarian war, and leads his people to join with i.s.i.l. they

. >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show, you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom, that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail, and you can find it on al jazeera america heavy fighting in three syrian citiess different rebel groups launch major attacks. ♪ ♪ >>> hello is there from al jazerra's headquarters in doha. i am laura kyle. also ahead. >> we are one step from famine. >> the unites nations warns that 10s of million of people in yemen are at risk of starvation. >>> negotiations breakdown in

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imran kahn reports from baghdad. >> iraq's a country in economic crisis. a slump in oil prices left a massive budget deficit, which could be around $22 billion. aid agencies warn they are running out of money to help iraqi's affected by war. abadi said the international help is a failure and want the world's leaders to step up. >> what iraq is looking for is strengthening military aid stepping up coalition airstrikes and helping iraq reconstruct its war torn infrastructure and for humanitarian aid. >> the u.s. has approximately 3,000 u.s. troops in iraq, training and equipping government forces. it's sent 2,000 anti tank missiles to help curtail isil's car bombing. the administration has placed a speed up of other arms shipments. relations between the u.s. and iraq have been strained. earlier this month, u.s. defense secretary accused the iraq army of not having the will to fight. some iraqis say that's not fair. >> isil is well equipped and funded. iraq is in debt and needs more support to kill isil financing and needs the g7 to support iraq financially a

does the government have a plan to retake mosul, imran khan? >> the governor has several plans, but it's not going to be a plan enacted any time soon. because of the situation in anbar province the iraqi security force, shia militias and main forces are pinned down. they are mounting attacks to take back ramadi and fallujah. i.s.i.l. is not being ignored, but it's not on the agenda. if there's a plan it's the type of thing that we have seen in the past where it will be iraqi security forces leading the charge with the kurdish peshmerga backing them up. however, there are going to be-coalition air strikes involved. this is controversial it's becoming a big problem for iraqis and the u.s. air strikes are only useful when you need to cut off open areas, supply lines and things like that. in urban wor fare ramadi -- warfare, ramadi they are less useful because civilians are there. the u.s. are wondering whether to send trainers to train iraqi troops why not imbed front line special forces calling in air strikes more accurately and quickly. it chang

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the real question, however is how much can the g7 helpful imran kahn, al jazerra baghdad. >>> in syriarate offensives are taking place against isil positions in the province of aleppo. the army which includes the al qaeda affiliated nusra front says it's left scores of isil fighters injured after attacking a number of villagers in the north of the province, kurdish forces work with this u.s. led coalition are fight to go stop isil advancing in the north. >>> awedsaudi-led forces are continuing to bomb houthi forces in yemen. these pictures are said to show coalition planes carrying out aerial attacks in aden and sanaa. and this video shows the aftermath of fighting in the town after pro-hadi government forces took control of houthi rebel bases. more saudi soldiers have taken up positions on the yemen boarder. >>> police in the united states are looking for two convicts who broke out i've maximum security prison in new york. richard matt and david sweat used power tools to cut through the wall of their cell. david surester has the details. >> reporter: the manhunt now includes hundreds

imran kahn, al jazerra baghdad. >>> the retrial of three al jazerra journalist is his due to resume in in about an hour. it was adjourned on monday after the prosecution's closing argument which claim the men endangered egypt's national security australian journalist peter greste has not returned for the trial. they were arrested in december 2013 and originally sentenced between seven and 10 years in prison. >>> people in nepal are working hard to rebuild homes shattered by the earthquake but not everyone is getting the help they desperately need. tenants are not entire titled to the same financial aid as homeowners harry fawcett reports. >> reporter: in this down brick by brick they are starting again. shatter the homes are being cleared out. building materials collected. all of this thanks to individual and community initiative. here as in so many places the earthquake has laid bare gaps in the governing system. their home is unsafe to live in. they have had just $20 in financial aid so far but they are more worried about their tenants. >> translator: when i asked the municipality to

imran kahn, al jazerra baghdad. >>> polls have closed in mexico where the ruling party held onto powerotesters in guerrero state burned ballot box block access to polling station and threw rocks, independent jamie rodriguez has won a resounding victory for governor of the northern state. adam raney is in mexico city. >> reporter: according to exit polls an independent candidate for governor in the northern rich industrial state has won that race, winning with what appears to be nearly 50% of the vote. more than 45 at this time compared to an apparent second place winner who just has a little you remembered 30% of the vote. that is of course exit polling and we can't confirm that result as of yet. but what it does show is perhaps a ground breaking result in that northern state because this is the first time ever that an independent candidate in mexico has beat a major party candidate for office such as governor, at the same time, there is this pressure in the north of the country. in the south we saw protest vote burning by leftist teachers trying to disrupt voting in four southern stat

imran khan, al jazeera baghdad. >>> to talk more with the threat of i.s.i.l. to the assad regime we are joined by al jazeera's syria contributor rasha al alash. thank you for joining us. can assad survive without the russians and the iranians? >> no, assad cannot survive without the russians and the iranians. in fact, without their support he would have fallen about three and a half years ago. whether or not the iranians and the russians will actually abandon assad is a really complicated question. they are not going to leave just like that. they have a lot of interests especially the iranians, they are not going so let i.s.i.l. take over dmask. partdamascus. to maintain some sort of hegemony over syria. >> what is your reaction to an international business times report that says that russia is pulling back because western sanctions have hurt it so much that it's reaching out to other gulf states who oppose assad? >> yes, again russia has enough problems of its own. it's got ukraine and hurting domestically but it still has that navy base in syria. you know sy

i'm imran garda. goodnight. >>> this is al jazeera. >> hello.s the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, hate manifesto, new pictures of the suspected charleston killer emerge on a website detailing racist views. an al jazeera journalist has been detained in berlin at the request of the egyptian authorities. >> a peace deal with the government. will it end the violence in the north of the country? even dangered species.

imran khan has the story. >> this is satr city, home to a large shia community. it'salities been shia but even here people are too scared to leave their own neighborhood. >> translator: life in baghdad is a nightmare. we only leave the neighborhood if it's a life or death matter. it's good to keep our movement to one place now adays because security is unpredictable. >> reporter: suspicious of even traveling across the capital. >> last month this car bomb blew up, look at the damage, we don't leave the neighborhood as all. >> the situation is the same for baghdad sunni muslims after 2003 were forced out of their traditional homes and live only in a few neighborhoods. >> we only feel safe in our neighborhood of doomea. >> it is not safe to drive through streets of baghdad anymore. unfortunately after 2003, baghdad split into sunni and shia sections. with almost no existence of mixed sections at all. >> those words are echoed by people who study the capital's demographic changes. they've noticed that the sunnis have been increasingly marginalized but what's distinc