and the katy perry and other iraqi k.d.p. and.g., the other iraqi organizations? basically, they are price figures being influenced. they don't have much of the toolkit to really deal with larger events that go on in the neighborhood. governmentthe iraqi continues to sell oil and oil prices are high and there are more dollars coming in, hello exchange rate could be in iraq's interest in the short term. the turkish economy is going to be crippled by the sanctions or by a week lira. that could result in lower .roductivity they are depended on imports from turkey and iran. in the long-term, they will have two unstable neighbors. it is not to spill over into lgq and the kale g -- k economy as well. >> thank you. i just wanted to get a feeling of what the difference is between these systems. it is very misleading. you have a high unemployment rate but people are hired to do corruption things. can the system have some change from america? do you have the capability to lead the society forward? vivian: is there some way to incorporate american? haven't established that t

build an iraqi army. iraq needs to build an army that truly reflects the makeup of the country and not just one ethnic or religious component. professionalize, train and equip the passion murder. the k rg needs to implement a unification and professionalization of our armed forces. the ministry has already embarked on this reform program with the technical assistance of the united states, germany and britain. education is an area in critical need of change. our children, whatever their ethnic andreligious background need to be educated about religious freedom , human rights and respect for the elders. sadly, across the middle east this is rarely the case. just this earned accountability, the k rg welcomes the un security council resolution 379 to establish an independent investigative team to support domestic efforts to hold isis accountable. the k rg is fully committed to assist and support this team. the team and the various un departments must ensure they include the k rg in the discussions and the pro

ask, we always talk about the iraqi shia in iran but if youask the vast majority of iraqi shia in iraq how they feel about iran , you will hear some very interesting answers because they feel like they were treated very badly by the irradiance and have a very negative view. and i'll end. i think we did amplify the division and we amplified very strange divisions on the governing council when we created. the kurds and the sunnis, we say we are creating this but the kurds part sunni. and even the shiite parties are parties that were from the outside of iraq were fostered outside. and the last thing i'll say here is the biggest, vast party organization, you know where it was? sadr city. the biggest, vast party membership was in sadr city, baghdad. this is history now, making me feel a little bit old but sadr city was where moktadr, this was a very large shia population in baghdad. it's in the eastern part of baghdad and probably 95 percent of the population of that city was she off but there were they were the largest party that was essentially in charge of during his reign over iraq. >>

-- are at iraqi. --amnesty international has >> documented that most of the men buying the slaves >> were local boys and men. >> that is true. we should not forget even if there is one foreigner we should point him out. >> there was a question over here. >> my question is for mr. padgett. can you give us an update or any more details on what vice president pence announced at the conference? heatherton donors been to this with the private sector or other countries? can we assume that a top priority of this one will be to support the yezidis? >> you can certainly assume that. that is an important priority. the genocide recovery and persecution response program will be implemented by usaid intended to do local grassroots support for the victims of genocide. i don't have any numbers on other donors for the religious freedom fund. or how that actually going to work. i know u.s. aid is going to have an implementor for this program. with expertise on isis genocide specifically. and having a demonstrated abil

talked about the early days of the iraqi occupation. they talk that while america was there americans in the government and military decided to guard areas like oil facilities and refineries instead a place like permit buildings and national museums dating back to the early days of civilization. looting took place in priceless artifacts were destroyed and stolen. this looks back at culture and iraqis were not there to maintain order but to maintain the oil fields. what was the impact of the abandonment of culture and how can we fix the problem going forward if it presents itself? >> when we arrived in baghdad when i was doing the nightly news conference that kept coming up. after having met the curator of the museum in anticipation of us coming, most artifacts were removed before we got there. there's only 32 or 37 destroyed or stolen there were truly irreplaceable. once left behind were counterfeits. they left them in the vaults. that is what was stolen. for us, you have so many troops in buildings and infrastructure that needs to be s

another iraqi generation at risk of being lost. hello.he next few days, and as a general rule of thumb, if you saw some sunshine on saturday, like here in north yorkshire, there's a good chance you'll see a bit of rain around on sunday. and it's all connected to this area of low pressure to the west of the uk, which through the early hours of sunday will continue to push fronts and outbreaks of rain eastwards through northern ireland, england, wales, into southern parts of scotland. clearing fairly early on on sunday morning from northern ireland, so after some initial rain here, turning brighter, some spells of sunshine. outbreaks of rain continuing to work their way eastwards through england and wales, replaced by sunny spells, but also some sharp and maybe thundery showers, and the rain becoming slow—moving on itsjourney northwards through scotland. so here we are at 4:00pm on sunday afternoon, and we've still got some outbreaks of rain across southern england. sunny spells following on behind, but yes, still the potential for some sho

the two suspects a syrian and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing. i want to go now to our correspondent charlotte shelves until she is in kim it's tonight good evening to you. know things were a little dicey for you a while ago maybe if you could start by telling us what is the situation there right now. at the moment brant there are several hundred far right protesters just behind me they've just for turned to the place where they were holding that major rally about an hour or so ago they then started their march through the streets and now made their way back now it was when they started to disperse like i say about that roughly an hour ago that things really started to escalate stirrings was starting to be thrown there were fireworks throwing police saying that there were a number of people who were scenes who have done the solution number of people were in mosques have been here in germany among the protests tensions really are starting to rise the concern is as well that as they are starting to separate to spread out from the main ronnie just b

and a syrian man we'll get more not a little later but more information has come out about the iraqi man who's in detention at the moment he's been named as is the common system here in germany just with his first name and the first letter of his last name as yousef a he was well known to police in cabinets in the local area as well he arrived in germany in twenty fifteen at the height of the influx of migrants and refugees into the country he arrived from bulgaria and actually should have been deported back there but was and for the reason it hasn't been revealed as of yet as he said he was well known to the police he actually had a seven month suspended sentence for assault hundred down to him by the courts he also had some convictions for moving drugs across national borders fraud and property damage those that knew him in the refugee house where he stayed said that he frequently used drugs and always carried a knife with him. that's the latest we have on those two suspects those two main suspects but what has emerged following the news that was released very quickly that they wer

elements and materials from the region he and his friends have founded the first gentlemen's club in iraqi kurdistan in the capital city of erbil fashion is not the top priority in this region plagued by conflict but ahmed now saad and his friends want to change this they use social media to spread their ideas but not everybody welcomes them with open arms. and his parents fled iraq when he was a teenager he lived in germany for fourteen years. there could be yours but when islamic state fighters advanced on our b.l. in two thousand and fourteen ahmed made a life changing decision. but i decided to come back to. the island i was in germany and i had everything i needed. i was fine. i know but i felt bad that my family was still here and isis was nearby boy. and i couldn't keep on living life so i decided to come back and help my family and new thoughts like that but often it is twenty eight and works as a manager in the energy sector he spends all his free time working on the mr irby zero project. or beal's economy boomed after saddam hussein was overthrown in two thousand and three high r

they have taken a syrian and iraqi national into custody in connection with the killing. people go live for the latest. coming, investigators call for genocide charges against myanmar's military meet leaders -- leaders in a report that you one says the attacks on the muslim may constitute a war crime. 4 in somalia, the procedure is done by a cutter. i have no idea what they're doing, they have a knife in the cuts. the cruel practice of female genital mutilation, of the from somalia who's desk let her country to seek help at a german reconstructed clinic. president trump holds a revised trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. will not have to leave canada and the cold? -- nafta leave canada in the cold? ♪ >> it is good happy with us. police and the germans the of chemnitz say several people have been injured as protesters face off with counterdemonstrators/ some protesters have been wearing masks and carrying stones, according to police. tonight's unrest follows barbre protests which broke out yesterday -- far right protests yesterday after a german citizen was fatally sta

another iraqi generation at risk of being lost. the weather has been quite changeable.s on friday but saturday was a different story to many places and this was the story in norfolk. more cloud was rolling into western parts of the country as the low approaches from the atlantic. you can see low— pressure from the atlantic. you can see low—pressure system pushing into western parts of the country and on sunday and that continues its progression further east and many will see rain and the warm front heading east and the cold front following behind so this is a cold front producing weighing in southern and south—eastern parts of england, but it will be slow—moving through much of the day. a return to sunshine from the west but also heavy showers for parts of wales and the south west of england and be odd rumble of thunder. temperatures up to 20-22. rumble of thunder. temperatures up to 20—22. most of the heavy showers will move to into the new working wa ke will move to into the new working wake into monday morning, a few showers lingering for scotland. temperatures typic

based on my own talks with iraqi officials, they don't see that as a major threat. but the al qaeda organization has decentralized over five years. they are not a smaller organization, they are not are forces but there in iraq that have an association

another iraqi generation at risk of being lost. hello.hine around on saturday, cloudy conditions on sunday with some outbreaks of rain, too. this was a picture taken off the coast of norfolk. fairly typical across many parts of the country, grey cloud, and that cloud did bring with it some showers. through this week, that unsettled theme continues, so often pretty breezy and showery, particularly in the north—west, with the driest weather often to be found in the south—east. but, first thing monday, we've got low pressure to the east, and that will bring some sharp showers to eastern parts of england and up across parts of scotland, some rain lingering here to, where it's going to be fairly cloudy. it will be an improved day for parts of northern ireland, wales and south—west england, with a ridge of higher pressure developing here, and some of these showers through central and eastern parts of england could be heavy and thundery, bringing a mix of hail and heavy rain in quite a short space of time. so the chance of some localised floodin

another iraqi generation at risk of being lost. hello there.he rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty similar day on day and that is with more cloud, rain, stronger wind across the north and the west of the uk and the further south and east that you are, better chances of staying dry and bright with sunshine and feeling warmer. that process really will begin through wednesday, with an area of low pressure to the north—west of the country, a couple of weather fronts moving into northern and western areas, whereas further south and east it should stay largely dry. variable cloud, but also the sunshine breaking through at times. although breezy, not quite as windy it as it will be across northern areas. thicker cloud with outbreaks of rain, blustery across the north and the west of scotland, eastern scotland for a time across the south, scotland into northern ireland in between the two weather fronts we could see a little bit of brightness. this first weather front will bring rain to north—west england, parts of wales and eventually i

following the stabbing incident police arrested a twenty two year old iraqi man and a twenty three year old syrian both were charged with manslaughter a skip speed and more about this in the rallies that have triggered been triggered by this case and the resulting clashes we'll go live to kemet our europe correspondent peter all of a station there the south of new pate back to you as you said earlier more details have come out to give it more clarity about what's going on here. yes the the prison guard as we've heard who leaked the information of the arrest warrants last weekend has admitted that he did that what we know about him is that he's a thirty nine year old prison guard based at the corrections facility in dresden he says he didn't know that in leaking this boat a graph that he took that was partially blocked out in places showing the details of the arrest warrant he didn't know that that was a legal however what we have been told is he still may face criminal charges now following the admission of this he has been suspended and has put out a statement through his lawyer that w

drone strike on base in southern saudi arabia they say they targeted a runway used by the saudi and iraqi led coalition to launch air strikes on yemen. more than twenty supporters of zimbabwe's main opposition party have been denied bail after appearing in court accused of inciting post-election violence. and thousands of israelis many of them from the minority druze community a protest against the controversial nation state law defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language. the trying to ministration is making moves to declare millions of palestinians no longer refugees according to leaked e-mails obtained by foreign policy magazine the report says it's the next step after the u.s. cut aid earlier this year from the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees known as honor it's allegedly part of a so-called deal of the century to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict in january jared krishna son in law and senior advisor. to the president reportedly wrote an e-mail saying owner is corrupt inefficient and doesn't help peace and in june he allegedly pressed jordan to str

an iraqi girl enslaved. to the germany but again comes face to face with. a refugee we speak to. the police i tell him i never imagined possible for her to be in germany however the police were able to trace him. to the. list has been stripped of his security clearance after questioned. informant. revealed. to shake shake a muslim couple in switzerland is denied citizenship for not shaking hands we bring a reaction to the controversy from. the. respect. good morning just. watching r.t. international first story about this go from an iraqi religious minority who still lives in fear for a life years after she escaped and fled to germany she thought she was in a place of safety but not it seems in germany she ran into him face to face we've spoken to are told us about her ordeal with the terrorist group. turned out more irish than the seven girls captured by fighters in taken to syria the worst time and my life was moment when i was all separated me from my family they took us away from our mothers fathers brothers they even have abducted eight year old girls they tortured us raped

a syrian and an iraqi man have been arrested on suspicion of murder. end to immigration, and there are reports of outbreaks of violence. andrew plant reports. the east german city of chemnitz, in front of its karl—marx memorial, several thousand demonstrators chanting anti—immigration slogans. police reported seeing hitler salutes too. tensions here are high after a german man was stabbed on sunday. a syrian and an iraqi man were arrested and a wave of anti—immigration protest took to the streets. translation: now is the time to remain calm and levelheaded. the police are investigating and the prosecuting authorities are doing theirjobs. chemnitz will not allow the perpetrators of violence and anarchists to run rampant on our streets. we will enforce the rule of law. police warned masked demonstrators in the city, which is 200 kilometres south of the capital berlin, that their actions were being filmed. flowers have been laid where the 35—year—old man was stabbed to death. in the hours after the killing, far—right groups took to social media to call fo

following the stabbing incident police arrested a twenty two year old iraqi man and a twenty three year old syrian both were charged with manslaughter artie's europe correspondent peter over brings us the latest. to this prison guard is he's been suspended from his job after admitting that it was him that leaked the photograph of those arrest warrants he's a thirty nine year old man who was working at the corrections facility in dresden he says he didn't know that it was a legal for him to share these documents to leak these documents. but he may well face criminal charges for doing so we heard a little bit of the statement that's being put out this is through his lawyers this is the only way he says he's going to be communicating from here on out he said he didn't he did it because he didn't want the media to speculate on details as to who the arrested were he went on to accuse the press of having manipulated the facts in the past the put across a narrative that they wanted to see every day as a prison officer i am the focus of what has happened in our country from a few years ago and

following the stabbing incident police arrested a twenty two year old iraqi man and the twenty three year old syrian both were charged with manslaughter tell us more about the rallies triggered by the case which resulted in clashes let's go live to cabinet so your correspondent peter all of us there for paid number of key details beginning to emerge here now. we'll start with that prison warden and just warrants what we know about him is that he's a thirty to thirty nine year old man he was based at a correctional facility in dresden he says that he didn't know that what he was doing was illegal and he may now face criminal charges for doing that now he's issued a statement through his lawyer and said that all further communications will be done through his lawyer in that statement he says he didn't want the media to speculate on details of who were the arrested were he also accused the press of having manipulated facts in the past to fit their narrative says that he lives the daily reality of trying to keep order and keep the peace in germany says that there was a growing number of

it says that the iraqi state is struggling to look after them.ne. a technique known as gene editing has been used to correct dna errors in a small group of dogs that have a genetic muscle—wasting disorder. scientists say it's a significant step towards making an effective treatment for the condition, duchenne muscular dystrophy, which is fatal in humans. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. part beagle, part king charles spaniel, these young dogs all have duchenne muscular dystrophy. the condition mostly affects males in both dogs and humans, and it gets progressively worse as they age. now look at the contrast with these females, who carry the faulty gene but are unaffected. the dogs are part of a groundbreaking project published in the journal science involving the royal veterinary college and the university of texas. this research involved editing the dogs‘ genome, the recipe book for life. a faulty gene in the dna causes their disease, duchenne muscular dystrophy. the gene editing system known as crispr was injected into the dogs.

we begin with far right protests in germany this after a syrian and an iraqi national appeared in court in connection with the killing of a german national earlier on sunday morning the incident sparked violent anti immigrant clashes in the east german city of chemists police say that a crowd of some eight hundred far right demonstrators refused to disperse and marched through the city center the german government has sharply condemned the actions of the protesters who reportedly targeted people that they believed to be foreigners. far right demonstrate his clash with police in kemet city center. patterns vs bottles leading to more officers being drafted in from neighboring dresden and like to to curb go to strut this is a policy they chant in this video shed on twitter. they're protesting against what they see as a rise in crime committed by foreign it's. beyond rest follows the death of a thirty five year old german man in the early hours of sunday during mrs he's on you will street festival he died from his injuries in hospital after being attacked with a knife. two of a man was seri

over the weekend in cabinets after a german citizen was fatally stabbed are two suspects syrian and iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing. i have a far right demonstrators clash with police in chemist's city center i tunes versus bottles more officers had to be drafted in from neighboring dresden and leipzig to cope. with that strut get out of town this is our city they chant in this video shed on twitter that protesting against what they see is a rising crime committed by foreigners. the unrest followed the death of a thirty five year old german man in the early hours of sunday during the city's annual street festival he died from his injuries in hospital after being attacked with a knife two other men with seriously injured government spokesperson stefan site but stressed that the events in cannes it's had no place in a democratic society. this is. it's important for the government as it is for all democratic politicians and for most of the population as well i think to state clearly we do not accept marauding riots like these nor the hounding of people who look diffe

[inaudible] they killed up to 50 people including 20 numbers of hezbollah which is iraqi militia. at first they think there were concerns this could lead to perhaps the targeting of american troops in the region with a recently came out with a statement saying if they had been in iraq, americans will be at jeopardy. the thing is they were not hitting them in iraq, they hid them in syria and i don't think you have any intention that i think it's one factor that will be another factor built-in against escalation. finally, the u.s. sampling from the jcp away has another layer of complexity and there's always the possibility that these two parallel lines, israeli operations against iran and syria and vice versa, and perhaps emerging tensions between the united states and the world could eventually merge. anyhow, let me say that the fact that israel conducted so many strikes against hezbollah and last five years raises perhaps provides reason for hope that israel and iran could manage it. there's a number of factor that could lead to escalation. it will probably incentivize them to int

i want to start with all of the prosecutors now focusing on two suspects one iraqi one syrian how is this going to affect the mood in kemet and you know is the far right going to start seizing upon this i think this is what we're experiencing right now in cabinets of prosecutors talking about that attack carried out by a syrian and an iraqi as an attack without proper reason just after a verbal fight with a german citizen and so we've witnessed these protests yesterday in the city of camden violent protests and we are now hearing that the far right if tea party is apparently teaming up with a bigger movement and preparing further protests that are going to take place next week and certainly these incidents are playing in to their hands. off the far right in general their argument has always been that because of open door policy in the in the refugee crisis that because of that we are witnessing a surge in violence here in germany and that's certainly an allegation that cannot be proved but that comes at the heart of their argument and they will now say look we've always told you we a

a syrian and iraqi man have been arrested.

today the violence sparked after the stabbing death of a german man police have taken a syrian and an iraqi national into custody in connection with the killing we'll go live to kiev that's for the latest also coming up. against the money the procedures you so called contact. they just have a knife and they cut the group practice of female genital mutilation we meet a woman from somalia who fled her country to seek help at a german reconstruction clinic. and the u.s. or u.n. investigators calling for genocide charges against me in mars' military leaders in a damning report that you were in says the military commanders attacks on the muslim may constitute a war crime. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight police in the german city of kenneth's say that several people have been injured as far right protesters faced off with counter demonstrators they are tonight on rest of follows a similar far right protest that broke out yesterday encampments after a german citizen was fatally stabbed to suspects a syrian and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with that killing. for th

again you have to remember this is an election which had the lowest turnout fifty five percent of iraqis did not vote because they feel they're being disillusioned by the corruption in the iraqi elite especially in the political elite really think that nobody is actually representing what they want or at the summit thank you very much for that. thank you. now a senior zimbabwe an opposition figure has been granted bail after being charged with inciting public while and and unlawfully announcing election results tendai biti of the movement for democratic change was arrested on thursday after being denied asylum in zambia his bail conditions include paying five thousand dollars to the court and surrendering his passport has also been banned from addressing rallies or news conferences until the case is ended. we said very. strict. but very very little. correspondent how tough the has the latest from her body. has been charged with breaking the electoral law he gave a press conference where he announced nelson chamisa the main opposition leader had won the elections and only electoral commis

by a syrian and iraqi man in a fight over the weekend.as horrified germany, terrified chemnitz‘s migrant population. abdul told us he was attacked on sunday. translation: a group of 15 men abused us and then see us. i ran, but one punched me in the stomach. i fell and he took his put and stepped on the side of my face. this woman told us she locked herself and her children in their flat for two days, too afraid to leave. but she is frightened too. translation: go down to town, it til it happens to you you as a woman! —— see what happens to you. there is only one person speaking up for migrants. translation: open your eyes, wake up! tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz state. —— safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. well it is rather early to determine whether chemnitz will have real political ramifications for angela merkel, though there are more protest‘ for the weekend, it is not over yet. this

has defended its support for the saudi and iraqi coalition fighting in yemen defense secretary james mattis says washington's backing is constantly under review he says he's hoping for a u.n. brokered negotiation on the conflict. and american military drills look set to resume on the korean peninsula they had been suspended since a landmark agreement between donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in june u.s. is frustrated by a lack of progress towards denuclearization by the north. colombia and peru have signed have agreed to set up a joint database of venezuelan migrants the announcement was made after a two day meeting both countries are struggling to manage the rapidly growing number of venezuelans crossing their borders the migrants are fleeing a deepening political and economic crisis at home according to the u.n. more than two million have fled venezuela since twenty fourteen some from petty as the latest from bogota. colombian put a word to two countries that have so far received the highest number of in this way and migrants and are now agreeing that they need to c

kurdish region has been struggling since the battle to push out i saw in two thousand and fourteen iraqi kurdistan was once booming with economic growth and there were high hopes for a surge in foreign investment gone i am has this report from. the story of flyer below is one shared by many here creating the first regional airline in northern iraq became a dream deferred. the war to purge ice all grounded the airline then a political dispute with the federal government in baghdad brought more delays in june three years after the airline was registered it began flying passengers from erbil to cities in sweden germany and holland to meet flight had to be and how to. make the name of it is well known internationally so people have more curiosity to visit good distance and it is the safest areas in iraq and the most economy stable . can grow if things are stable construction cranes dot the or appeal skyline but there are also shells of buildings scattered throughout the capital of iraq's kurdish region reminders of the grand aspirations. of luxury condominiums shopping malls and businesses y

they're actually very publicly in a slightly new way of course speaking privately to the saudis and the iraqis for some time these concerns have been expressed or so these are strong allies in the gulf and in the west with each other and cross these regions and they have been for years and of course the u.k. and the u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing full of civilian deaths and human rights violations which of course is happening on both sides but i think what we're hearing both from secretary mess and from the u.k. as well is that the modest unconditional support for this at least publicly is now changed to modest conditional support for the time the u.s. military drills look set to resume on the six on the korean peninsula the exercises had been suspended since a landmark agreement between donald trump and i'm going to take in john newman as part of that deal north korea committed to end its nuclear weapons development but the u.s. is frustrated by a lack

iraqi forces within mosul told us they had little defense against the terrorist drones. iraq veteran and drone threat expert pete norton. >> disaffected individuals coming from overseas would like to bring their experience with drones into the western world. >> reporter: they've already been worrying security breaches involving unarmed drones. one pierced the protection bubble around angela merkel at a rally in 2013. in japan, a drone landed on the roof of the prime minister's residence, carrying a small amount of radioactive sand. another even slammed into the white house lawn. norton says the aviation industry is particularly vulnerable. this chilling video was shot illegally by a drone hovering above a passenger jet coming in to land at las vegas airport. norton says current radar systems work best against fast, high-altitude targets. >> so they can literally fly under the radar? >> to a degree, yes, without a doubt. >> reporter: he says as drones get better, what they can do. authorities are racing to find ways to stop them. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> com

and a new report saying iran helped supply and train iraqis to kill u.s. soldiers. tonight what president obama new, did know it before he made that nuclear deal. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo calling immigration officers, quote, a bunch of thugs. we bring in former i.c.e. director thomas homan to react. he will remind everyone how i.c.e. keeps america safe. >>> california violating its own state constitution? discriminating against men? we have a guest that says, yes they are. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. politics, money, we have the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening he had it starting right right now. ♪ elizabeth: get to your money. stocks closing down after a four-day win being streak, breaking below 26,000 after reports president trump is set to put tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods next week. more on that in a second. the president is traveling to evansville, indiana. jeff flock is live on the ground in evansville, indiana. boy, these crowds have been gathering since this morning, jeff? rep

we have seen tours on the lebanese border by some of these iraqi groups. presumably a kind of area familiarization kind of visit to prepare them presumably beyond the propaganda purposes of these visits, to prepare them for the possibility of participating in future wars. i run also built intelligent -- iran also built intelligence collection site. part of it is early warning but part of it is to build up their knowledge of the israeli enemy in order to facilitate future operations and then, logistical facilities in syria in order to support their militias there. to support them in the civil war and their operations against the anti-regime forces there, but also perhaps to garrison and use them as a staging area for operations in the future against israel. as i mentioned, it's part of a kind of larger project of creating a network of proxies all around israel and others multiple directions. israel has been motivated by its concern of avoiding a repetition of the scenario that evolved in the last 30 years with regard to hezbollah where hezbollah in the 1980

it has been one year since we first reported on a russian speaking children found in an iraqi orphanage following the brutal military operation there against islamic state after the report was we launched a campaign to find a relatives of those children and several people reached out to loss saying that they recognized some of them and this allowed those orphans to reconnect with their families years after their parents left with them to join our correspondent speaks to these families to find out whether they've managed to move on after the tragic experience. not. so. if. they year ago two small sisters high g.'s and fights were brought back to their grandparents who at the time lost all hope of ever seen them again they say they feel safe here in this house the sisters salute and behave like any other child of their age despite their traumatic experience their playground is now the two rooms upstairs that were once home for their parents their grandfather on of our hasn't changed a thing since they left and now the girls play surrounded by things that once belonged to that if i'm lucky

meanwhile an iraqi refugee is in custody. that tops the western roundup.accused of being an isis terrorist when he called an iraqi police officer in 2014. officials say the suspect fled to sacramento, california and did not mention any ties to terror organizations, he is facing extradition and a trial in a rack where he would likely face death if found guilty. a desperate search is underway in colorado with the fbi joining state and local police. a mother and two young daughters. they went missing from their home in frederick 30 miles north of denver, chris watts telling the today show it is a nightmare. police are asking the public for tips. talk about a dirty job, 14,000 complaints about public piles of poop since january. san francisco announcing what has been dubbed a poop patrol, the city wants to hire a team to tackle its problem with human excrement piling up on city streets. truly remarkable. in the wake of omarosa, the press played the race card with sarah huckabee sanders. >> not going to do a count the same way i won't do a sit down and count on

this is where a german man was fatally stabbed by, it is believed, by a syrian and an iraqi man in a weekend. even the police admit they have been overwhelmed by the subsequent violence. it has horrified germany, terrified chemnitz‘s migrant population. abdul told us he was attacked on sunday. translation: a group of 15 men abused us, then beat us. i ran, but one punched me in the stomach. i fell and he took his foot and stepped on the side of my face. and mara told us she locked herself and her children in theirflat for two days, too afraid, she said, to leave. but she is frightened too. "go down to town", she says, "see what happens to you as a woman!" there is only one person here speaking up for migrants. "open your eyes, wake up", they tell her. tense times then, for this troubled city. local politicians tonight appealed for calm, but few here trust them to keep chemnitz safe. angela merkel wanted to put the migrant crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. astronauts onboard the international space station are hav

by the arrest of an iraqi and a syrian following the stopping of a man on sunday protesters were holding objects pushing around the police. was. was the city where the violent unrest has been taken place has a population of two hundred fifty thousand people and that further demonstrations are expected later on tuesday peter all of the reports it was here in front of the iconic heads of karl marx in the eastern german city of kim that's that foul zones of right wing and left wing german demonstrators came out to show their own happiness with the current situation here in the country it all started in all had its root in the stabbing to death of a thirty five year old german man in the early hours of sunday morning a twenty two year old iraqi man a twenty three year old syrian man are in detention over not slaying out the moments and it has spurred emotions in this part of germany and across the country as well i. i was behind me just near to where the head of col marks was where those demonstrations were staking placed the center point of those demonstrations it's come to light vigil that