islamic republic into iran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good editions with president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch visit image. which is not many to advise for permission they did a lot of favors i did this has been. the 2 sides improved but as i try to take during this conversation the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a start disco in rich nobody was happy but nobody was to on i.p.i. that but now that the status quo is being destabilized don't know what is great to take its place well mr to hear what we know for sure is that we now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know hiccup what if i mean your list put pretty you would put him in the new bill is that idea pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2040 and. those who took. p

in his of islam. it was called -- they were living in iraq during the tenth, 12th century, and they believe in vertical thinking. they believe in this critical principle of education system in america. they believed in rational thought. and just like philosophical movements through history have been crushed and then reborn, they were crushed. that was when the gates of critical thinking were closed. what we're trying to do is burst open your i so appreciate that many of you are offering us the opportunity in this country, because it's only in this country that offers so many freedoms that we are able to do this with relative safety and security. and so, please, please look at islam not monolithic, as a monolithic interpretation, but one that has a continuum. and were not trying to do anything except bring principles with which islam was born that of the most progressive and able to live in the 21st century. >> i want to sneak in one more question before return over to the audience for your questions.

islamic republic in tehran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good editions with president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch pretty good image. which is not many to advise for permission they did a lot of favors i did issues between the 2 sides they improved but as i try to tell you in this conversation the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a start disco in rich nobody was happy but nobody was too unhappy either but now that the status quo is being destabilized and we don't know what is going to take its place well mr to hear what we know for sure is that we now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. what holds an age to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. but you going to be close it's like before 3 of the people are. interested in the water. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic dev

left of islam? asra: thank you for that great question. it reminds me of a tour we want to start, because when ilhan omar was asked by a muslim activist about her position on female genital mutilation, the cutting of a girl's clitoris so he doesn't feel orgasms, she yelled at the woman and said, that is an appalling question and i refuse to answer it. we want to start a tour in the muslim reform movement of honoring islam by asking appalling questions. this is a critical question about the violent verses and violent chapters. when the question was asked, it started with the assumption of abrogation, which most of you ight understand means that a later verse usurps an earlier verse. when islam was founded, it was in the city of mecca and there were more peaceful versus. later when the prophet muhammad moved to medina and was at war, there were more violent verses. here is a couple fundamental ideas in that fancy word named hermeneutics, this study of sacred texts. a fundamental idea in the muslim efo

the iranians but what is important is that the islamic republic you know the islamic revolution in iran has put the united says at the center of its considerations its world view from the beginning you know if you follow you don't do enough is here to see that if any of warning you get off the media you know the people who speak even ordinary people they talk to many crime medical medica and. recently that is the 12 year old boy in one of the most towns in iran and centrally iran who was selling american dollars. in fact the leadership of the islamic republic is has made many kind of position for all iranians and they need this in order for the news that he has said several times in order to attract were that tension because if they're not they're going to probably just stops being an enemy of the united. stays know whether to take any notice of it misses and he says that if he abandoned out to madison his stunts may become like pakistan even if you have nuclear weapons know where they're going to have to mr and mrs. to hear it don't you think that the americans or the trumpet ministrat

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islamic republic into iran to organize the islamic summit even paid for it iran had very good editions with president rafsanjani the. highest number of places for the hatch visit image. which is not many to advise for permission they did a lot of favors i did issues between the 2 sides they improved but as i try to take during this conversation. the pattern of the game in the past 40 years has changed there was a stout disco in reach nobody was happy but nobody was to on i.p.i. that but now that this started school is being destabilized don't know what is great to displace while it misted to hear what we know for sure is that to be now have to take a very very short break but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. but if she warned you posted by you than i do the dishes at the bottom or those jeans nudist beach and you see me we need you blue truth. about that when you die zeke yes. i mean yes i mean that so that in fact involved. a lot of people see sawing during fuzzy fights and to keep the trout to both sides . as it is to me as if. these. people that cabinet felt they we

islam or terrorism. radical islam. what is radical islam there is only one islam. and that is this line we follow of prophet bob but some of our what i was there is not islam. radical islam islamic terrorism what message they send to people in the west and why is there islam islam phobia how is a person in new york in the midwest in the us and european capital how is it going to distinguish between who is a moderate muslim and was a radical muslim because terrorism has nothing to do with any religion this islam is terrorism islamic radicalism and sadly used by leaders this is what been the main reason for this islamophobia and it has caused pain and one's muslims we in muslim countries watch this islamophobia traveling abroad and it's getting worse and. just say mr president that in european countries it is marginalizing muslim communities and we all know that marginalization leads to radicalization some of the people who end up as militants in syria and other places or from marginalized muslim communities and my point here is that we must address this issue i'm sa

for an interpretation of islam. it is in the history of islam. they were living in iraq during the 10th and 12th century. they believed in critical thinking. they believed in the critical principle of the education system. they believed in rational thought. they were crushed. that is when the gates and critical thinking were closed. i appreciate that many of you are offering that opportunity. in another question. ties and immigration and immigration policy. >>> in sweden, attempted six and. the girls under 15 of 26%. the vast majority of men convicted of were foreign nationals . what lessons can we learn from europe in dealing with the crisis as the craft our own policy the in trying to protect the nation and borders. >>> the subject mean so much to me. i spent much of my career on the u.s. and make order. i was in central america and guatemala twice over the past year and plan on returning shortly. there are so many lessons we can learn. lessons we can learn over decades as having the same problem in christ is repeated over and over. that i list

the new islamism. just think of malala in pakistan that stood up to the taliban and almost lost her life. think of all those women in afghanistan. stood up to people in their not goingo, i'm to marry that man. [audio breaking up] asra talked a lot about this. [inaudible] as americans need to stand up for these women and stand up for -- that are willing to fight -- [inaudible] unfortunately the left is not do that. instead, they -- rashida tlaib and do not challenge them. [inaudible] i'm not going to speak for us here. ask them what they believe. hold them accountable for what they believe and then stand up for those women all over the world that really need someone to back them up and give -- so that we can change this tide. when it comes to surviving islamism and terror. >> and one of the things that you speak about, a lot about, asra, is what is the alternative to what is happening with islamism. and that is what your group looks to od, provide that opportunity. asra: when i was just reminded of when

or not that would be very difficult for the islamic republic to accept islamic republic is ready to do become citizens but quietly not to lose face it's interesting you say that because i was watching delayed as interviewed the generosity of gave to c.n.n. and he still strikes me as being a little bit similar to russian foreign minister sergey lavrov who has this habit of sort of talking around trump whenever there is a negative development he tends to attribute that to the american bureaucracy some mid-level saboteur within the administration but not the commander in chief itself and i thought that that he was pretty much playing the same game do you think the iranians are still hoping to leverage mr trump albeit indirectly. i hope not yet and i'm not you know are blaming everything on. american bureaucracy or anybody you know the u.s. has by lots of problems in iran i don't know whether there is time to talk about these or not these bilateral problems john to be solved very quickly is there multilateral problems that are difficult to solve and then you know you need regular diplomacy

and so when islam was founded it was in the city of mecca. and there were more peaceful verses is the argument. and then later when the profit mohamed moved to medina and was at war there were the violent verses. there is a couple of fundamental ideas, that fancy word named hermann utices, the study of sacred texts. aftd day in the muslim reform movement is that we do not -- we do not agree that abrogation is the -- the kind of analysis with which we approach the chapters and verses in the koran. that's a critical idea. and so we -- we deny the fundamental premises of that, like, shuffle that you've got to do. and the second one is that we deny the idea that you have to take each chapter and verse literally. and so this is something that christians have had to deal with also related to the chapter and verse in the bible. and so sometimes we might look at a verse more metaphorically. and so i'll give one example is that in the seventh century one of the sexist interpretations was that a girl got less inheritance than her brother. so it was con

islamic statesb& you into iraq.is islamic state immediately start shaving off beards and executing people? >> making them grow their beards. >> right. to grow beards and start executing people. what is the process that the implement when they come into the town. the islamic states comes into iraq in january 2014 they first entered the first big city they enter was ramada yacht which is a lumbar presence. on the western border. but not too far from baghdad. they come in they roll in with their columns from syria and activate their sleeper cells in iraq. within a matter of days they got half of the body and within a matter of months they got most of northwest iraq. you can't overstate how astonishing this was. you probably all remember reading about it in the news but it's worth reiterating that this organization, which had only formed a few years before and had only been sharpening its knives in syria now owned the entire northwest what was still iraq middle income developed country with a great deal of international

islam to the world.'ll say that 'til the day i die. >> he served a two-year sentence for aiding and abetting a terrorist organization. warren christopher clark is back in the u.s. too, facing charges of providing material support to isis. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine. zayed abdel hamid remains in kurdish custody. and hoda and her son have been moved to another detention camp in northern syria for their own safety while they await their fate. the islamic state may have been defeated, but the threat will live on for years to come. >> the caliphate is destroyed. but is isis dead? >> no. no. they're still there. there are still people who fought with them, there are still people who have unique expertise. there's still an ideology that attaches to it. i think isis is going to be around for a long time. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you t

the world is rid of the islamic state. or is it?to fight on, to take the fight to the west, and it's not an idle threat. paris, london, berlin, brussels, nice, manchester, orlando, san bernardino. cities around the world have been targeted. hundreds of people have been killed. as devastating as the terror attacks are, isis may have left an even more dangerous legacy. tens of thousands of foreign fighters and their families are detained in makeshift prisoner of war camps scattered across iraq and syria. with nowhere to go and an ideological hatred of the west still burning in their hearts. al baghdadi has urged his supporters to attack the prisons and liberate their brothers. what happens to all these other people in the camps? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous, and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda muthanna is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to dea

islam modern islam was sort of in a lot of people in germany who are converting to islam and britain to. face and i ended up in this facebook group i was young i guess and i wanted a bit of revolution i wasn't take stream stuff. maybe i was a coward because i ran away from home and thought this is the way to solve all my problems in one go i love my father make she told us she had distanced herself from i as a long time ago but how did she feel about the things she had done had she really thought about the past 4 years had she confronted her deeds. everything changed their marriage wasn't the same life in general in syria was not for me i was no longer happy with my life. there were also a lot of problems within the family there and i just wanted to go home because i want that failed things got worse because i understood that i now had to live there whether i wanted to or not. known that others does and because i try to escape once my own husband knew it too. i know. this is her husband me her w.r.c. airborne martin limca. german prosecutors are preparing a case against him and issue

and islamic boarding school in the building where they were held in there for that follows d.-w. is not showing the faces of the rescued boys. the school is to send to produce school for every new thing she cation. instead they were starved chained and went. somebody external scars of the physical suffering they enjoyed. to build up with that if you fear that they give up this certainly is out of the country study so this is my last ellis' of the existence of the islamic will flash that's all i understand it was look at the picture of the witch. lex wotton one look at me oh is. possible it's. access to a lot of. the police say it's not clear how long the children were held there. not all of them came from nigeria his place is now or an islamic school because you have small children some of them are brought for in our neighboring countries but you know fossil miley ghana and the rest. fall all over the country across all over the country they were here some of them why even change why use human ice because. there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim

at rates artillery and ground offensives that seem islamic state reduced to islamic village. hi dad it's me like you were in the last religious left we're surrounded we're on the only street that islamic state still controls a cell for. us was i don't know you still are living on top of each other starving children are freezing to death. more are going to get out there's no future for us here we don't have one single dollar. and seeing as we have absolutely nothing and often have nothing to eat we've decided to give ourselves up. for the soon to be b. b. . with the funds we're going to i knew it meant that radio syria was back on the air. after 4 years you build up your own protective armor. through as it was a voice message from martin limca and he didn't sound too happy. least talk to the government i'm willing to do anything and i was never a soldier i never killed anyone i'm willing to pass on any information i have to be i know there are trials in germany and i'm willing to help the government is a serious issue and it's important for us that the women and children arriv

and the so-called islamic state has been defeated in syria but its ideology lives on now there are fears that a camp for displaced people could be an incubator for the terror groups in resurgence. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program. hong kong has seen another weekend of fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began pace fully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but later turned violent with one group vandalizing and thereby subway station and setting barricades ablaze riot police responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests. as so often the protests started out peacefully crowds gathered to sing what has become the anthem of the protest movement glory to hong kong. the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters filled all the free spaces in the shopping mall some folded paper origami birds as a symbol of hope and peace then they produced a chinese flag and began trampling on it in a clear provocation aimed at beijing the sense of anger here is very real. to see even a for a very tired we can't give up our rights in law that w

islam trends that islam was a trend a lot of people in germany converted. i got caught up in a facebook group that maybe it had something to do with my age and wanting to take part in a revolution i was interested in stupid things now i definitely want to go back to my family in a family of. germany's federal prosecutor is investigating the now 19 year old she suspected of spying for islamic states intelligence service and supporting the terror group plan or denies the allegations the german government will decide if and when she may come back home meanwhile her father mike messing can't wait. well amir is an iraqi journalist he worked on that documentary leonora how a father lost his daughter to long states good to see you again i want to talk with you you met leonore for the 1st time in a camp. and in northern syria you've interviewed other supporters of the so-called islamic state i mean is it really possible to have gone to these strongholds and you have had no involvement with an i ask ron it's difficult to say that because if they do not do something

islam runs on then. slam was sort of in a lot of people in germany who are converting to islam and britain to. face and i ended up in this facebook group i think i was young i guess and i wanted a bit of revolution i wasn't take stream stuff. maybe i was a coward because i ran away from home and thought this is the way to solve all my problems in one go. she told us she had distanced herself from i guess a long time ago but how did she feel about the things she had done had she really thought about the past 4 years had she confronted her deeds. everything changed their marriage wasn't the same life in general in syria was not for me i was no longer happy with my life. there were also a lot of problems within the family there and i just wanted to go home and i when that failed things got worse because i understood that i now had to live there whether i wanted to or not. because i try to escape once my own husband. this is her husband me her w.r.c. a born martin lemon. german prosecutors are preparing a ca

destructive plans, the islamic republic of iran's regional cooperation on security and counterterrorism have been so much decisive. the clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey, on the syrian crisis, and our peace proposal for yemen, interview with our cooperative -- our cooperation with the secretary-general, as well as facilitating we conciliation talks among the yemen parties with the four european countries, which resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism and has defended its rights to independence and science and technology development. the u.s. government, while imposing extraterritorial sanctions and threats against other nations, has made a lot of efforts to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in the global economy and has resorted to international piracy by misusing the international banking system. we iranians have been the pioneers of freedom seeking movements in the region while seeking peace and progress

islam ludden and islam was a trend a lot of people in germany converted. i got caught up in a facebook group that maybe it had something to do with my age and wanting to take part in a revolution i was interested in stupid things now i definitely want to go back to my family. germany's federal prosecutor is investigating the now 19 year old she suspected of spying for islamic states intelligence service and supporting the terror group plan or denies the allegations the german government will decide if and when she may come back home meanwhile her father mike messing can't wait. google is a frequent target of anti trust investigations outside the united states but it's been mostly a left alone and it's her country but now prosecutors across the u.s. launched a new anti trust inquiry into whether the internet giant is abusing its position and online search and advertising. investigators are probing google to see if it's internet searches online advertising as well as its smartphone operating system android have made it difficult for rivals to compete and har

the islamic republic of iran managed to defeat the scourge of daesh with the help of neighbors. security in the middle east passes through inward democracy and outward diplomacy. security cannot be purchased or supplied by foreign governments. the peace, security, and independence of our neighbors is the peace, independence, and security of us. america is not our neighbor. this is the islamic republic of iran which neighbors you, and we have been long taught that neighbor comes first, then comes the house. in the event of an incident, you and we shall remain alone. we are neighbors with each other and not with the united states. the united states is located here, not in the middle east. the united states is not the advocate of any nation, neither is the guardian of any state. in fact, states do not delegate power to attorney to other states and do not give custodianship to others. if the flames of the fires of yemen have spread today, the warmonger should be sought and punished, rather than leveling accusations and grudge against the innocent. saudi arabia will be guaranteed ofw

not all of them came from nigeria but this place is not a rehab or an islamic school because you can see it with. small children some of them are brought for in our neighboring countries but you know fossil miley ghana and the rest. fall all over the counter across all over the country though i hear somebody why even 10 you know i use human eyes because. there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim region of nigeria the police arrested 7 people including the teachers running the school the children are now staying at a temporary camp in the city while police contacts their parents. polling stations are about to open in afghanistan for a presidential election that could mark a turning point for the country. the islamist taliban have vowed to disrupt the election with attacks on security forces and polling places they're warning voters to stay away from the polls there are fears that a low turnout could discredit the election and it's winter. it seems like this that the afghan government is desperate to avoid on election day the security plan to protect voters

the so-called islamic state has lost its color in syria but its ideology now there are theories that a camp for displaced people could be an increase i suppose the troops. plus we'll have all the action from sunday's put this league i. could manage a point begins frank is the black india was trying to stay relevant at the top of rice gladbach still in the mix thanks to when i was just. a math anyhow it welcome to the program hong kong has seen another way kinda far in clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sometimes protests began pace fully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but lighted tent violent with one group vandalizing a nearby subway station and setting barricades a place riot police responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests as the protests continued light into the evening. tensions in hong kong boiled over again sunday another weekend of police dispersing protesters after demonstrations descended into chaos. for the 2nd day in a row cameras caught pro-democracy activists beating a man they perceived to be on the other side. i'm as so often t

the so-called islamic state has lost its khalaf i think in syria but its ideology lives on now there are fears that account for displaced people could be an innkeeper for the terror groups were surging. in support ferrari schools want to be free at the singapore singapore grand prix 4 time world champion sebastian fatale gets his 1st win in more than he finished just ahead of tonight's shot. i'm anthony how would welcome to the program hong kong has seen another weekend of clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began peacefully with demonstrators taking of a shopping mall but later turned violent with one group vandalizing in the by a subway station and setting barricades a place riot police responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests as the protests continued late into the evening. tensions in hong kong boiled over again sunday another weekend of police dispersing protesters after demonstrations descended into chaos. for the 2nd day in a row the cameras caught pro-democracy activists beating a man they perceived to be on the other side. i know as

at rates artillery and ground offensives that seem islamic state reduced to islamic village. hi dad its me you were in the last religious left we're surrounded we're on the only street that islamic state still controls. so far he's. lost so i don't know he's all are living on top of each other starving children are freezing to death. or going to get out there's no future for us here we don't have one single dollar. and seeing as we have absolutely nothing and often have nothing to eat we've decided to give ourselves up. for the soon to be. with the things we're going to i knew it meant the radio syria was back on the air . after 4 years you build up your own protective armor. and if the truth. as it was a voice message from martin limca. didn't sound too happy. please talk to the government i'm willing to do anything and i was never a soldier i never killed anyone i'm willing to pass on any information i have. no there are trials in germany and i'm willing to help the government is a serious issue and it's important for us that the women and children arrive home in good healt

islam. and islam was a trend a lot of people in germany converted. i got caught up in a facebook group maybe it had something to do with my age and wanting to take part in a revolution i was interested in stupid things now i definitely want to go back to my family. germany's federal prosecutor is investigating the now 19 year old she suspected of spying for islamic states intelligence service and supporting the terror group leonora denies the allegations the german government will decide if and when she may come back home meanwhile her father mike messing can't wait. for more on this let's bring in mathias fun hire who is part of investigative team and following this story for us mathias we saw the story of leonora there just give us the broader perspective how many former i asked members are still being held in northern serious prison camps and who exactly is holding them. as far as we know there are about 60 men roughly 60 women and more than 120 children being held in northern syria and the people holding them are could authorities. syrian democra

there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim region of nigeria. the police have arrested 7 people including the teachers running the school the children are now staying at a temporary camp in the city while police contacts their parents. german police say they have smashed a powerful criminal cyber network in a raid in the west of the country 7 people were arrested on suspicion of trafficking weapons drugs and images of children being sexually abused the raid follows 5 years of investigations it looks like the set of a hollywood movie a former nato bunker converted into a darter center 500 square meters of service exclusively used for a multi-million euro criminal enterprise police seized 200 service here in a major operation the bunker was hidden 5 stories below ground in the small town of harben taba in germany's southwest oklahoma munition it wasn't just that we had to secure the physical location we also had to crack the digital storage at the data center. the solution to. it was likely from this location that an attack on door to telecom cust

islam modern zone and that. one was sort of in a lot of people in germany are converting to islam and britain to. face i ended up in this facebook group i was young i guess and i wanted a bit of revolution i wasn't take stream stuff. maybe i was a coward because i ran away from home and thought this is the way to solve all my problems in one go i love my father. she told us she had distanced herself from i as a long time ago but how did she feel about the things she had done had she really thought about the past 4 years had she confronted her deeds. everything changed their marriage was in the same life in general in syria was not for me i was no longer happy with my life. there were also a lot of problems within the family there and i just wanted to go home and i when that failed things got worse because i understood that i now had to live there whether i wanted to or not. and because i try to escape once my own husband knew it too. this is her husband me her w.r.c. a born martin lemon. german prosecutors are p

these children raise their fingers in a sign of allegiance to the islamic state. they lived under the so-called caliphate now they're stranded in a refugee camp in kurdish controlled northern syria would you like the islamic state to return and yes i do the best thing was being able to go to school and we had jihad. is it ok to execute people. there yes if they were infidels. 71000 people live in the. heavily guarded section has those women who joined islamic state on their children journalists rarely gain access most of these are foreigners captured during the final battles against diasporas they number about 10000 and include many violently fanatical female it here and solve the group brutal attacks on other detainees are common almost nobody wants to speak to us get lost you dogs what are you doing here . the kurdish officials running the camp are overwhelmed and top requested international supporters to guardian carefully i-s. radicals a new city 95 percent of those who live in this section are still are yes supporters only about 5 percent have changed their v

rights as it's related to islamic law.anistan is an islamic country and it's a country that does not only just country and it's a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith was also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn't do. women couldn't go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women's rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the buyer and say, i going to follow for instance the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that detects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you reference the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee when one looks at the us judicial system today, one sees as far as many

there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim region of nigeria. the piece of a stick 7 people including the teachers running the school the children are now staying at a temporary camp in the city while peace contacts the talents. of more now we're joined by eva hema. with. language in could do not which is in northern nigeria you have been to the scene of this school today what did you see what did you fall. well since from the inception i would tend to. this story since yesterday even in when before this went to the area around 5 down to 6 o'clock when they went about with all these children it's really shocking what we saw from the inside that building what they are bringing out of these children children off load it and been mixing up with the adult in the same class and not the same time what we saw them so many kind of bus caught in the body and then it's all it's a stand that there are a series of chain that the police brought out in this court and then some of them come out if you walked across from what i saw $11.00 in us one elect becaus

you will always find something like this in our region especially with political islam there has been an effort for many years to make sure that this political islam has a role on the political arena however at this part of the world will remain in a state of instability as long as political islam is there you know i'm not i'm not concerned with. egypt there's a great leader highly respected he's brought order before he was here there was very little order there was chaos so i'm going to are going to. have been following developments from the united nations president of the faces growing discontent at home and international community critical of us here why it's violations here in new york he got what he was hoping for a strong endorsement from the u.s. president donald trump who said that he was impressed with the. rule of president that egypt was in turmoil until a city took over into a 1013 what was interesting is that when sis was asked about the protest movement in egypt he said basically these were people affiliated with political islam and that political islam was given a chanc

says of the forest and the islamic way of life that's all around a son of a look at which. one look at me or is. this. what access to a lot of. the police say it's not clear how long the children were held there. not all of them came from nigeria but this place is another rehab or an islamic school because you have small children some of them are brought for in our neighboring countries but you know fossil mali ghana and the rest. for all of a cultural cause all over the country they were here some of them why even change their why use human ice because. there are many islamic schools across the northern parts of the muslim region of nigeria the police arrested 7 people including the teachers running the school the children are now staying at a temporary camp in the city while police contact their parents. are there to take her to nigeria she didn't use it rima you cooper he is ready to be hausa and is in a could do in an ordinary jury where this these disturbing scenes took place. just square the scene for us you were there. yes of caused us that was so since just today ev

you will always find something like this in our region especially with political islam there has been an effort for many years to make sure that this political islam has a role on the political arena however at this part of the world will remain in a state of instability and as long as political islam is there you know i'm not i'm not concerned with. egypt as a great leader highly respected or before he was here there was very little order there was. so i'm not worried that. well leaders have gathered at the un for a climate change summit to try and brain and prevent global you reversible catastrophe a global irreversible catastrophe they've been told that greenhouse gas commitments must be at least tripled to meet the goals of the 20000 paris agreement teenage activists credit to number delivered a scathing speech in which she told leaders you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words dozens of people have been killed at a wedding party in afghanistan during an anti taliban raid backed by u.s. says the operation by afghan forces happen in the most a kind of region

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also coming up freed from captivity after hundreds of boys are rescued from an islamic school in nigeria some are speaking out about the horrific abuse they suffered. on nick spicer thanks for joining us and we begin in austria where projections show that the party of conservative leaders the best in quotes has clearly won today's snap parliamentary elections the people's party receives about 37 percent of the vote far ahead of the social democrats who garnered 22 percent versus former coalition partners at the far right freedom party received around 60 percent that's a drop of around 10 percent from the previous election the conservatives will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority today's snap vote came after a corruption scandal in may involve in kurtz's far right coalition partners which led to the collapse of the government. our correspondent max hoffman is at the headquarters. the people's party in vienna max is about in quotes has done very well how much of a surprise is this. was ahead in the poll says not a surprise that one that was actually quite certain