five squadrons of the iraqi air force. some sixty at craft were flown to syria to make up for losses sustained by the syrian air force so wolfish you can see some maturity in the iraqi prison sort of the syrian pilots up tied for the bottom even the most his didn't know how compilers from iraq are up for the fight why the syrians are reluctant to leave babies so it turned into a competition to carry out their missions and he did watch what he said. with the arrival of the participation of iraqi forces in the war the jordanian army was now straining at the leash. have that have. that feel it was very embarrassing for us i mean it embarrass them making the same a lot because there were two arab countries who had territory occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven and jordan was a third arab country whose territory ha been occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven but those two other countries are fighting to regain what they lost while you're not with i remember i attended one of the meetings and held with the military and i s

this was the flank of the iraqi army as it expanded west. they took kuwait, and would build defenses out to the coast and would refuse a flank on the western side, which is what this represented. theydug out a trench, and theyore troops there, and moved further out. so now, this was their new flank and this was the westernmost end of the iraqi front line. and we were going to take everything from here to here with the first brigade. my brigade owned every problem from alpha to this. this was going to be part of the expansion effort, as were these. this is what the enemy positions looked like. this is a reproduction of an actual artifact. this is where greg discovered that the iraqis could do terrain analysis as well as i could. i went there during the breach because there was a place i could see from and they figured that out as well, so as soon as i positioned myself there they fired artillery at me. i got a bare passing grade on tactics. i managed to prove that a fully loaded m1 tank could go 48 miles an hour, getting out of there. once yo

military says it is ready to work with all shades of iraqi forces comes into iraqi security forces we will support it's not our decision but we're here to help and will help with our advice and will help with resources if the government of iraq you know requested. by two thousand and seven there were one hundred seventy thousand u.s. troops in iraq that was at the height of sectarian violence after the u.s. invasion but their complete withdrawal in twenty eleven worked in the favor of hardline groups such as i said i was here in two thousand and ten and i i felt that the iraqi people iraqi army had wanted great victory peace was there what did proved not to be the case but outside of the holds the highest number of seats in a tweet he said his views against occupation did not change and he will work to rid iraq of all foreign influences so that led to uprising against u.s. forces but t.v. position himself as a moderate centrist leader in recent years there are demands for u.s. troops to leave but also say that they need trainers for iraq's military most iraqis have voted for a nationa

it's been more than three weeks since iraqis went to the polls but the result was split and no single political bloc has been able to form a government the u.n. is urging a quick solution to be found so the country moves forward to was much needed reforms but now it seems that process could be further delayed as charles trotter reports from back that. members of the iraqi parliament called an open special session on monday following more allegations of fraud during parliamentary elections earlier this month the call for votes in the predominantly sunni provinces of diyala salon who didn't deliver and all ballots cast by iraqis living abroad to be manually recounted if the results differ by more than twenty five percent from those announced by the electoral commission that it could force a recount of nearly eleven million ballots the demand was supported by many sunni politicians and others who opposed the election results which saw a successful outcome the three main shia led blocs in iraq's first election since the defeat of eisel in architecture we had a hierarchy and there are frau

us back to iraqi forces we covered this territory. by september two thousand and sixteen managed to push the insurgents out of the cities you can pull out she kept district which lies between the cities of to create to mosul. but isolated pockets of isis resistance remain and. the task of mopping up isis resistance and check out has been left in the hands of different local militias one of the most high profile of these is led by we're here to mohammad al jamal the better known as a model. i think that's very special for you and i disappointed never let anything. on my side i mean if you're not and i mean and i know many muslims and you know. that this is the photo of it all and these are white. she has a special insight so. we're unsure kat about eighty kilometers south of mosul accompanied by our interpreter we're about to meet the local militias near legendary commander that is it. so. warmly received by what he did mohammed first glance it's hard to imagine how this forty year old woman could have such a ferocious reputation but s

he says in 2011, he worked for iraqi authorities as an informant.n he says in 2012, he was arrested for terror charges by the iraqi authorities but he dos he was trying to something else and that he was not a terrorist. say theyhorities granted the jihadis freedom and he worked with him since then. he left the prison with other prisoners. then he says he went to kurdistan and they sent him back to infiltrate islamic state in syria, which he did not do, and then he arrived here. molly: he says he did no wrong doing. >> the challenge is to prove one of those two stories. molly: thank you very much. the weatherl cross has been an unexpected announcement by the country's president. he says he will not run for another tererm in 2020. it was widely thought he would try to stay in power. his government is accusesed of brutally suppressing protests that took place againsnst his third d term in office in 2015. visionaries, we inform the international community will will not go against what we promised. my mandate will end in 2020. i am committed and well-pre

and with me in the studio i have a meeting with avi he's an iraqi journalist and a former iraqi diplomat welcome i mean now you will be reporter who we saw in that report when he was visiting the old city of more than what was the experience like for you well it was shocking to be shocking for me for all the team to see bodies part of bodies on the streets and all the tone we expect that after six months of the ending of the battlefield in the old style that there's no bodies. the ways and two from that parts of that bodies but that i was shocked and also the smile was very bad the smell of death still everywhere in the area the city the whole city the historical part of the city is destroyed and it's was really horrible pictures thousands of bodies still lying amidst the ruins there is it don't who these people were and how they died well some of them they got. access for their bodies for their families but we are talking about some families have been destroyed all the children women father everything. think it's the main challenge for iraqi government to get a database of the d.n.a. of

among iraqi politicians the u.s. and saudi arabia also want a government that is sympathetic to their interests with rising polarization between the u.s. and iran iraq will struggle to escape the impact of this tension. under their back that eruptions from hawaii's killer where volcano are becoming less frequent but scientists aren't sure what will happen next rocks are blocking the bottom of the crater which has been spewing ash and lava for a month researchers say that the new explosions will blast through the blockage of the eruptions will end thousands of people have been forced from their homes the u.s. has been marking its eightieth national donut day with an eating competition in los angeles the cakes became popular during world war one when women in the salvation army made them for soldiers the christian relief organization created the first national day in one hundred thirty eight these days though as you can see it's become better known as an occasion full competitive over eating the winner managed to down

yes we are iraqis for god's sake save our own. we thought it was a total victory that was a huge shock we started to realize that the situation had completely changed. into sought heavy or sudden also their area. despite their fatigue the iraqi forces were rushed to the front to reinforce syrian troops retreating before the advancing israelis. shorter so i we had penetrated deep into syrian territory i climbed a couple of observation towers i saw the air was full of dust and i assumed it was one of our forces on the move the division commander called me and told me that a very large force was moving towards us and that it was very close something like a thousand meters away till afraid. of you heard them open. and that's situation that was a strategic victory on the syrian front the timing was perfect if it happened come just twenty four hours later it would have been much tougher and the israeli forces would have reached the gates from damascus or less what the bush. five squadrons of the iraqi air force some sixty at craft were

yes we are iraqis for god's sake save our own. we thought it was a total victory that was a huge shock we started to realize that the situation had completely changed. into sot heavy o.r.c. . also there. despite their fatigue the iraqi forces were rushed to the front to reinforce syrian troops retreating before the advancing israelis. shorter so i we had penetrated deep into syrian territory i climbed a couple of observation towers i saw the air was full of dust and i assumed it was one of our forces on the move the division commander called me in and told me that a very large force was moving towards us and that it was very close something like a thousand meters away. if you heard them open. and that situation that was a strategic victory on the syrian front the timing was perfect if it happened come just twenty four hours later it would have been much tougher and the israeli forces would have reached the gates from damascus for a swap of which. five squadrons of the iraqi air force some sixty at craft were flown to syria to make

off it's good to have you with us it's almost a year now since iraqi troops return to the northern iraqi city of moves from islamic state jihad is mozilla's one of iraq's biggest cities it's strategically important because of its oil despite that much of the old city still lies in ruins and amid the rubble there are still corpses i'm a reporter jafar abdul karim has been speaking to aid workers in mosul he sent us this exclusive report and we do have to warn you some of the images which we have pixilated are disturbing. the smell of death is everywhere old mosul is like an open air symmetry nearly a year after the battle between the so-called islamic state and iraqi troops and the corpses still fill the streets. we meet hosseini the young nurse has volunteered to help remove the bodies. and this old house in this room we found one hundred fifty corpses they were all shot in the hand they're not here yes. the stench is hard to take it fills your nostrils and chill now because we took away all the bodies then we burned the room and to sanitize it but how did they all say that. they were le

to the iraqis to provide them with minesweepers to clear explosives that you know the whole things had placed in the midst of a katy you know various countries are saying that they don't want this offensive that they don't want the saudis and iraqis to fight for control of the port but if they're at the same time also arming this coalition and you know you have the united states version from all doing so does the u.n. is the u.n. working so hard on a political solution achieve anything when these powers continue to arm the fight is on the ground. i don't think the united nation has been working really well to a solution. for me personally i believe that the united nation has been biased in this conflict because one of the first thing that they haven't mentioned the saudi . led coalition name in any of the statement as a part of this war they always say it's a civil war they try to bring yemeni parties together if they mention the saudi as one part and host the as one part of the world government as one part to bring them all to the table then we can help so the coalition responsible fo

more than two million iraqis remain displaced across the country including a. least seven hundred thousand for mosul the rebuilding of the city has yet to start families like the space many more months if not years living in camps the delay is primarily because of questions about who will foot the bill at a donor's conference in kuwait in february iraq asked its allies for help with the eighty eight billion dollars cost of rebuilding this country including mosul but only thirty billion dollars was pledged the iraqi government faces having to cover the majority of rebuilding costs itself for now almost a year since the battle against leisel in mosul was one the search for and recovery of the dead continues john strafford al jazeera baghdad. and i was zero investigation has found that saudi arabia played a bigger role in causing the gulf crisis than previously thought the report shows that the cell that hacked the cattle news agencies website in may last year worked from a saudi government ministry in riyadh the phones and computers were connected to a saudi comm

return to germany as soon as today to face trial this after he reportedly confesses to authorities in iraqi court is stuck. in germany head to the world cup with a win under their belts but it's not all smooth sailing rather it's a narrow win over a lowly saudi arabia in their final warm up match before heading to russia. i met armin welcome to the program now divisions were on display at the g. seven summit in canada leaders of some of the world's most powerful industrialized countries have clashed with u.s. president donald trump especially over trade and tariffs the u.s. recently ruffled feathers by introducing tariffs on aluminum and steel but trump seemed to make a u. turn. on that decision saying he had proposed barrier free trade on g seven members he warned those other leaders there not to retaliate with tariffs of their own saying quote they would be making a mistake trump is preparing to leave the meeting for singapore ahead of monday's summit of course north korea. not long ago u.s. president donald trump spoke to the press and he warned that the u.s. would win a trade war if oth

military says it is ready to work with all shades of iraqi forces comes into iraqi security forces we will support it's not our decision but we're here to help and will help with our advice and will help with resources if the government of iraq you know requested. by two thousand and seven there were one hundred seventy thousand u.s. troops in iraq that was at the height of sectarian violence after the u.s. invasion but their complete withdrawal in twenty eleven worked in the favor of hardline groups such as i said i was here in two thousand and ten and i i felt that the iraqi people iraqi army had wanted great victory peace was there what that proved not to be the case but outside of the holds the highest number of seats in a tweet he said his views against occupation did not change and he will work to rid iraq of all foreign influences so that led to uprising against u.s. forces but t.v. position himself as a moderate centrist leader in recent years there are demands for u.s. troops to leave but also say that they need trainers for iraq's military most iraqis have voted for a nation

used to represent iraqis now many government departments claim ownership of the multi-million dollar landmark the martyrs monument was used by u.s. forces and then the iraqi military at the base like much else of iraq's heritage its museum and library were also looted these days the halls remain empty and the general public is not allowed in. rich tapestry of ancient and modern history is fading fast. many people are afraid that unless action is taken to protect and preserve it it could be lost forever some of the job al-jazeera back that. the top stories on al-jazeera riot police in jordan have used tear gas to break up another night of demonstrations against proposed tax increases protesters want ministers to resign for introducing the measures which are backed by the international monetary fund and started to. support our brothers that are going down to the street to protest against new taxes because the people are going through a very tough economic the the problem is not just the tax mo the jordanian citizen right now. his pockets are empty are completely empty. saw the governme

used to represent iraqis now many government departments claim ownership of the multi-million dollar landmark the martyrs monument was used by u.s. forces and then the iraqi military at the base like much else of iraq's heritage its museum and library were also looted these days the halls remain empty and the general public is not allowed in. baghdad's rich tapestry of ancient and modern history is fading fast many people are afraid that unless action is taken to protect and preserve it it could be lost forever some of the job al-jazeera like that. the top stories on al-jazeera china is warning the u.s. that any agreements to end a trade dispute will be void if washington goes ahead with imposing tariffs u.s. commerce secretary well the ross has been holding talks with chinese leaders in beijing the u.s. wants china to buy more american goods to reduce its trade deficit fund is also warning the u.s. it has any a few days to avoid a trade war finance ministers from some of the world's largest economies on meeting in canada are they concerned that president on trump's new taxes on stee

the remains of hundreds of bodies have been found in the iraqi city of mosul almost a year since it was taken from eisel they were buried in ruins and along the banks of the river tigris during a renewed search effort child strafford reports from the capital baghdad. it's been eleven months it's a rocky prime minister. declared victory over eisel in mosul much of what was iraq's second biggest city lies in ruins the fighting was described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. the search for bodies goes on civil defense search and rescue teams are concentrating on areas close to the banks of the river tigris it was here that the iraqi government forces supported by international coalition airstrikes. and killed most of the last remaining arsenal fighters in the city i saw bodies that were covered around seven hundred these bodies were all i saw that used to hide in these houses are obstacles and clearing these bodies. exploded munitions hidden bombs explosive vests and rigged houses with. trying your best to overcome these obstacles. the remains of eisel fighters are bein

reports from the iraqi capital. the sixteenth sixty the year when the busier mosque was built but this is all that's left of it the cracks in the arches and fading tiles are reminders of the golden days of baghdad this is the victorian facade of the iraqi capital old governorate building it was damaged during the two thousand and three u.s. invasion and has been abandoned since this area was part of the ottoman military complex on the banks of the tigris river its decrypt state symbolizes the degree of iraq's rich cultural heritage. and many people nowadays are not aware of the importance of these sites and the reason is that recently iraq has faced violence and internal fighting which led to a weak government the conscription zone baghdad's old minaret are feeding the caliphs mosque compound is over a thousand years old built by the caliphs after centuries of war than invasions the minaret is the only original structure left. and it didn't always lean the government to seal the mosque because of the dangerously rap

it's been eleven months since iraqi prime minister hydrilla body declared victory over eisel in mosul much of what was iraq's second biggest city lies in ruins the fighting was described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. the search for bodies goes on civil defense search and rescue teams are concentrating on areas close to the banks of the river tigris it was here that the iraqi government forces supported by international coalition airstrikes flushed out and killed most of the last remaining leisel fighters in the city i saw bodies that were covered around seven hundred these bodies were all of i still that used to hide in these houses are obstacles and clearing these bodies out of the unexploded munitions hidden bombs explosive vests and rigged houses with i.e.d. as we are trying our best to overcome these obstacles. to the remains of eisel fighters are being found close to dead civilians who were on able to escape which estimated around ten thousand civilians were killed in of a province in the battle against isis most of them in western mosul then. we have been

used to represent iraqis now many government departments claim ownership of the multi-million dollar landmark the martyrs monument was used by u.s. forces and then the iraqi military as a base like much else of iraq's heritage its museum and library were also looted these days the halls remain empty and the general public is not allowed in a. rich tapestry of ancient and modern history is fading fast many people are afraid that unless action is taken to protect and preserve it it could be lost forever so i'm a bit. like that. and just a reminder that you can always keep up to date with all the news on our website that said al jazeera dot com. with the headlines on al-jazeera at least twenty five people have been killed and several injured during a volcanic eruption in guatemala the volcano southwest of the capital. has been black smoke and ash into the sky lava flows reportedly struck at least one village more now from. this end. the communities that are affected are on the southern flanks of the volcano which is basically where water where rainfall mixed together with some of this b

hundreds of bodies have been found in the iraqi city of mosul almost a year after it was retaken from i thought they were buried in ruins and along the banks the tigre and discovered during a new search effort chance traffic reports from baghdad. it's been eleven months since iraqi prime minister hydrilla body declared victory over eisel in mosul much of what was iraq's second biggest city lies in ruins the fighting was described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. the search for bodies goes on civil defense search and rescue teams are concentrating on areas close to the banks of the river tigris it was here that the iraqi government forces supported by international coalition airstrikes flushed out and killed most of the last remaining leisel fighters in the city i saw bodies that were covered around seven hundred these bodies were all of i still that used to hide in these houses are obstacles and clearing these bodies out of the unexploded munitions hidden bombs explosive vests and rigged houses with i.e.d. as we are trying our best to overcome these obstacles for.

to the iraqis to provide them with minesweepers to clear explosives that you know the whole things had placed in the midst of a katy you know various countries are saying that they don't want this offensive that they don't want the saudis and iraqis to fight for control of the port but if they're at the same time also arming this coalition and you know you have the united states version from all doing so does the u.n. is the u.n. working so hard on a political solution achieve anything when these powers continue to arm the fight is on the ground. i don't think the united nation has been working really well to a solution i mean personally i believe that the united nation has been biased in this conflict because one of the sort of thing that they haven't mentioned the saudi. led coalition name in any of the statement as a part of this war they always say it's a civil war they try to bring yemeni parties together if they mention the saudi as one part and host the as one part of the world government as one part to bring them all to the table then we can help so the coalition responsible fo

to the iraqis to provide them with minesweepers to clear explosives that you know the whole things had placed in the harbor mr katie you know various countries are saying that they don't want this offensive that they don't want the saudis and iraqis to fight for control of the port but if they're at the same time also arming this coalition and you know you have the united states version from all doing so does the u.n. is the u.n. working so hard on a political solution achieve anything when these powers continue to arm the fight is on the ground. i don't think the united nation has been working really well to a solution i mean personally i believe that the united nations has been biased in this conflict because one of the sort of thing that they haven't mentioned the saudi. led coalition name in any of the statement as a part of this war they always say it's a civil war they they try to bring yemeni parties together if they mention the saudi as one part and host the as one part of the world government as one part to bring them all to the table then we can help so the coalition responsi

military says it is ready to work with all shades of iraqi forces what comes into iraqi security forces we will support it's not our decision but we're here to help and will help with our advice and will help with resources if the government of iraq you know requested. by two thousand and seven there were one hundred seventy thousand u.s. troops in iraq that was at the height of sectarian violence after the u.s. invasion but their complete withdrawal in twenty eleven worked in the favor of hardline groups such as i said i was here two thousand and ten and i i felt that the iraqi people iraqi army would want a great victory piece was there what did proved not to be the case but outside of the holds the highest number of seats in a tweet he said his views against occupation did not change and he will work to rid iraq of all foreign influences so that led to uprising against u.s. forces but t.v. position himself as a moderate centrist leader in recent years there are demands for u.s. troops to leave but suggests also see that the need for trainers for iraq's military the most iraqis have v

that was did you have is your committed creamed reporting from the iraqi city off. now the death toll from guatemala devastating option as you listen to sixty nine authorities warn that the numbers lashley to climb as risk you walk a search for the missing the will for you go or the volcano or fire is one of the most active in central america but sunday is option was the biggest in four decades jim in what i list the president has declared a state of emergency in the area. everyone. amid the tragedy there are moments like this. baby pulled alive from the wreck of a mountainside home yeah. colleagues to come over to share in a moment that makes this complex rescue effort all worthwhile. you know right there go on what i know you are aware of what i guess. this is a risky operation more eruptions could happen at any time rescuers are having to tread quickly and carefully over still smoldering terrain. the weather could also hinder their efforts and more to it is a race against time. spec that during the next five days it will rain harder which could become a problem.

you live from berlin or will say you are after three capture from the so-called islamic state the iraqi city of mosul soon still in ruins in exclusive report d.w. meets those clearing the corpses still lying amidst the rubble more than a thousand bodies have been recovered so far also coming up from. the dead still drives his falling bonnet volcanic eruption a car to see at least sixty nine people are dead risky workers are conducting a desperate search for the missing. mom sixty five years of broadcasting to the was germany's chancellor angela merkel who joined the anniversary celebrations of a special occasion at the bundestag the german parliament in berlin dortch of ellis taught it as a radio station off the second world war now it broadcasts are millions of people on t.v. radio online and social media. trying to warm welcome to you on the touchy. it's almost a year now since iraqi troops retake the northern city of was there from the so-called islamic state it's one of iraq's biggest cities and strategically important because of its oil but despite that much of the old city of was

is the dubliners line from here after a tree chopped up from the islamic state militant group the iraqi city of mosul is still in ruins and i'm exclusive report d.w. means the people clearing the corpses that still lie amongst the rubble more than a thousand of them accomplished so far also on the program. the death toll in cross malas volcanic eruption crisis rises so far to say at least sixty nine people are dead rescue workers still hope to find people alive. behind the scenes of a rocket launch visit south by canal and kazakhstan as an international space station crew passed a blast off. i'm so gal welcome to the program. it's almost a year since iraqi troops retake the northern city of mosul from islamic state jihad ists mosul is one of iraq's biggest cities and strategically important because of its oil deposits despite this much of the old city still lies in ruins and amid the rubble there are still corpses did i reporter jeff karim has been speaking to aid workers in mosul and senses this explosive report we've pixilated some of the more disturbing images. the smell of death is

run prisons in yemen speak out about alleged systematic sexual torture by iraqi guards. and fighter jets it twenty five targets in gaza israel says it was a response to a mass rocket attacks. the trumpets signing an executive order to keep families who are being separated by immigration officials at the u.s. border together pressure has been mounting on the president for days now to do something about his zero tolerance policy which involves separating parents from their children now it's been revealed they include babies and very young children who are being held in so-called tender age shelters. the republicans want security and security for our country and we will have that at the same time we have prepared should we want to keep families together is very important over signing something a little while that's going to do that and the people in this room want to do that and they're working on various pieces of legislation to get it done but i'll be doing something that's somewhat preemptive but ultimately will be matched by legislation i'm sure well let's bring in our

will almost a year after its recapture from islamic state militant group we take you back to the iraqis that in an exclusive report d w meets the people clearing the corpses that still lie amid the rubble more than a thousand have been recovered so far also coming up. the death toll in guatemala the volcanic eruption crisis rises with already saying at least sixty nine people are dead rescue workers and still hope to find people. and behind the scenes of a rocket launch d.w. visits black who are in kazakhstan as an international space station crew prepares to blast. i'm off it's good to have you with us it has been almost a year since iraqi troops retort the northern city of moves over from islamic state jihad as in iraq mosul is one of iraq's biggest cities and strategically important because of its oil despite that much of the old city still lies in ruins and amid the rubble there are bodies. reporter karim has been speaking to aid workers in mosul and he said as this exclusive report we have pixilated some of the disturbing images. the smell of death is everywhere. it's like an open

the program including discovering the dead hundreds of bodies are still being the cupboard in the iraqi city of mosul almost a gear to its recapture from ice. could there be a falling of relations between madrid in catalonia following the swearing in of a spanish prime minister. how i was still got plenty of dry weather across much of australia there are some showers around long spells of rain now in the process of spilling across the way some pretty wet and it's a very windy weather coming in here over the next twenty four to thirty six hours that as i choose to you doesn't like quite a brim a grim day across the coastal fringes there perth around twenty degrees celsius come a little further race was sixty celsius not by a fifteen celsius there for over a melbourne few coastal showers just hugging the fringes there of new south wales as we go through tuesday and only into wednesday perhaps i shall just sinking a little further south was even that east of victoria could see a little bit of wet weather but for much of the time toward this good melbourne sixty souses adelaide a six day th

used to represent iraqis now many government departments claim ownership of the multi-million dollar landmark the martyrs monument was used by u.s. forces and then the iraqi military at the base like much else of iraq's heritage its museum and library were also looted these days the halls remain empty and the general public is not allowed in. baghdad's rich tapestry of ancient and modern history is fading fast many people are afraid that unless action is taken to protect and preserve it it could be lost forever. that london is marking one year since a deadly van a knife attack at london bridge prime minister to resign may and the mayor said dick on were among those taking part in the services of the cathedral before laying wreaths to the scene eight people were killed and almost fifty injured in the attack which was carried out by three men we've barker reports it was a warm evening around ten o'clock at night when a white van driving at high speed to the pavement here in london bridge standing pedestrians running for their lives among them was forty five year old frenchman who was k

us back to iraqi forces we covered this territory. by september two thousand and sixteen but managed to push the insurgents out of the cities you can pull she kept district which lies between the cities of to create to mosul. isolated pockets of isis resistance remained. the task of mopping up isis resistance and check out what's been left in the hands of different local militias one of the most high profile of these is led by we're here to mohammad al jamal the better known as a model. i think that's very special for you and i disappointed never let anything. on my i mean enough to not enough money and i know many muslims that you know. that this is the photo of it all and these are why you don. she has special insight so i. will ensure kat about eighty kilometers south of mosul accompanied by our interpreter we're about to meet the local militias near legendary commander that is it. so. warmly received by what he did mohammed first glance it's hard to imagine how this forty year old woman could have such a ferocious reputation but s

a young iraqi asylum seeker accused of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german jewish girl known as susana is now in custody in germany german interior minister horse a who for a confirmed that the man identified as ali beat had been extradited from iraqi kurdistan where he had fled authorities there say the twenty year old admitted to killing the girl who went missing last month from a deal to frankfurt airport and onto visa via helicopter the young iraqi suspect was taken into custody amid heavy police presence authorities seeking to make amends he's asians that they're only investigations were flawed let's hiked. this shows that the german judiciary has this case under control everyone can see what's going on and i think that helps people sense that justice is being done. the station dearie minister has urged that in future airports have specialized staff to check travel documents written in arabic from the g. seven summit in canada chancellor angela merkel extended her sympathy to the victim's family. the inconceivable suffering that this family is going through also affects

forces and then the iraqi military as a base. its museum and library. these days the halls remain empty and the general public is not allowed in. rich tapestry of ancient and modern history is fading fast many people are afraid that unless action is taken to protect and preserve it it could be lost forever. as more and everything. just a quick look at the top stories this hour china has one the united states that any agreements to end that trade dispute will be off if washington goes ahead with the threatened tariffs u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross has been holding talks with chinese leaders in beijing he said the meeting so far have been friendly and frank two countries have threatened to attack tariffs on goods worth up to one hundred fifty billion dollars each meanwhile canada's prime minister has called the new u.s. tariffs insulting and says canada is ready to impose its own tariffs in retaliation the idea that the canadian steel that's in military military vehicles in the united states the canadian aluminum that make sure your fighter jets is