now for ishmael the war has hit home. but the conflict he sees next door pales in comparison to the turmoil he feels inside. mohammed jamjun al jazeera turkey. >>> suicide bombing happened in fariad province. two dozen people were killed and dozens more woounlded. so far no one has claimed responsibility for bombing. jennifer glasse has more from kabul. >> province has been an area where there's been a lot of taliban fighting. the taliban still control a number of villages and there have been offenses going on up there as the afghan military tries to clear that area. vice president says it is his home area and he says he will not leave until the taliban are cleared from that area. the apparent target of the suicide attack were afghan forces and the hospital is full of innocent civilians. >> jennifer glasse in kabul. >>> in greece, staibles is tryingstaiblesalexis tsipras istrying to avoid at crisis. members of the be syriza party are threatening to vote against the deal. >> translator: we're being forced. this is not an a

accused of intentional negligence when it comes to dealing with political prisoners, in may faid ishmael died after collapsing in his cell because prison guards denied him his medicine. two years after the first democratically elected president behind bars ready to be handing. conditions in jails mean other prisoners may also face death without being sentenced. jamal al said, be al jazeera. >>> be two attackstwo attackers expected to be boko haram attackers increasing over the last two months. >>> massive manhunt underway for the boss of a drug cartel, joaquin guzman also known as el chapo, escaped second jailbreak for the head of the sinaloa drug cartel. mexico's president on a trip to france has ordered investigation. >>> representatives from the organization of american states have vistaed haiti to investigate the issue. many people of be haitian accident say they have been deare ported from dominican republic. adam rainey is there. >> reporter: you see that this proves that they applied in the dominican republic to stay. those who applied were told they would have a 45-day window in

not ishmael jackson and the 57% of people who looks like him. as far as they were concerned, they won the war because they were set free as a result of winning the war. thank you. >> senator from florence, for what purpose do you rise? >> thank you. the two chairmen of the two caucuses that requested that they be allowed to take their caucuses to a meeting and also pick up a bite to eat while they are there, i move for a motion to recess until 1:00. >> the motion to recess until 1:00. precede. >> prior to that, i request that the senator from richland's comments be recorded. >> the motion is to recede until 1:00. for those in favor? we will recede until 1:00. >> you can join the conversation online about the flag in south carolina. luisa writes on facebook, common sense should tell the south carolina senate that the flag is toxic, represents racism more than heritage, and above all represents slavery, take it down. michael says banning the flag would be an assault on the first amendment. you can tell us what you think by going to facebook.com/cs

. >> my name is ishmael and i'm a tnc driver, i drive for uber and i come in as a driver for uber, i had an extensive experience as a driver, i drove for consulates, embassies and places around san francisco and california. i would love to tell you that market street is a major important street in san francisco because it helps distributes the cars to different districts in san francisco and closing it will make only the neighboring streets flooded with cars and would create congestion to those streets. i would love to speak on behalf of ms. clara would is my neighbor she's a disabled lady that i pick up every two days on market street. she refuses to take any buses or any other transportation that happens to be crowded around rush hours so she prefers using alternative transportation and i am one of her drivers every two days, i would love you to not compromise our fellow disabled folks if san francisco, i would love also to tell you that closing market street will only make it difficult for any other transportation system in san francisco to operate smoothly. thank you so much. >>

in may faidistai ishmael died because officers denied him his medicine. >>> conditions inside egypt's jails mean other prisoners may also face death without even being sentenced. jamal al shael, al jazeera. >>> attack targeted u.s. army base, afghan troops and civilians are dead including 12 children. jennifer glasse reports. >> reporter: women and children were killed alongside afghan men and security forces. the injured are recovering in several hospital he, an attack took them by surprise. after a long day of ramadan fasting. >> translator: i was on my way home when suddenly in the middle of this. >> the intended target was camp chapman. the site of the worst attack ton central intelligence agency, the cia in decades. this attack, like so many others in afghanistan, it's civilians who suffer the most. the united nations say casualties in the first half of this year are up 16% compared to last year and that's before the fighting season began. fight without the substantial support they used to get from nato. jennifer glasse, al jazeera. >> escaped prisoner joaquin guzman. and anticor

in may faid ishmael collapsed and died in his cell because the administration denied him his medicine. conditions inside egypt's jails means other prisoners may face death without even being sentenced. jamal el sael, al jazeera. >> 30-year-old30-year-old allah al hashemi was convict evidence planting a home made bomb planted outside the apartment of an egyptian doctor. still coming, the its offers its full support of the mexican government to recover the escaped prisoner joaquin guzman. >>> in sposht why two of sport why two of cuba's footballers will not be going home after being knocked out of the gold cup. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> welcome back. you're watching the al jazeera newshour. let's take you through our top stories. greek prime minister alexis tsipras is heading for a showdown with members of his own party and opposition party members. a palestinia

when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless figure of a young black boy. >> on the seventhbody tossed down into the woods behind a parking lot at a suburban office complex. >> the bank was fairly steep. >> medical examiner joseph burton had to hold onto a rope to get down to the scene. >> he had a ligature mark on his neck like if somebody had a ligature and they were behind you or off to the side behind you and they closed their hands or fists together and pulled the ligature basically. >> in other words, killed from behind. >> most likely, yes. >> all right. let me place another sample on this side. >> state crime lab scientist larry peterson attended the autopsy. >> i can recall at one autopsy pulling a fiber off of one of the victims. it was a green carpet fiber. and mounted the sample on the slide, went over and looked under the microscope, and it's the same one. >> you knew right then? >> knew right then. >> it became apparent it's another victim of the atlanta child killer or killers. >> local television carried these pictures live from the crime scene. >> as it was

independent states was right next to a runaway notice offering the reward for the return of a slave named ishmael. rarely did they come together so poignantly as they did here. for members of the small anti-slavery movement, the language of the declaration must have arrived as a blessing. and national document signed by some of america for leading citizens and a claim that all men are created each will. almost immediately, it seemed that anti-slavery activist incorporated those words into their arguments against slavery. paynes was of mixed race -- haynes was of mixed race. he called himself and the lotto. -- a mulatto. "further thoughts on the illegality of slave keeping together with a humble address to such as are concerned in the practice." they're in on edited prose on the title page, he cited the words of congress -- we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal that they are endowed with their creator with certain unalienable rights and that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. period. he may have been among the very first to use a period.

ishmael is joining us from indianapolis, the democrats line. caller: good morning, gentlemen.hank you for taking my call. just, you know, a quick comment about this deal. this deal did not take overnight. when you have two countries where they are archenemies for a past decade, and we do have two sides that don't trust each other, mistrust for years and years, we have to look at the positive side that this deal needs to be given a chance. president obama on one side with his secretary, mr. kerry they set for years and months to come to negotiations and have a deal. a deal does not happen overnight. as you gentlemen know, it took forever for them to come to the table to have agreements. so we have rhetoric's on both sides of the aisle. on the iranian side and also on the american side. if you look at the media, there is nothing positive about this deal. we have to give this deal a chance to work. i mean, the sanctions can go back. if iran to to get, as you know, the sanctions go back. and they are not going to do it this. host: we will get a response, thanks for the call. guest