seventeen dead sixteen injured at this explosion in jalalabad where one of the scenes it's been repeating around the country that was going on and there is a cease fire right now between the afghan taliban and the afghan government and tell of our members and members and afghan soldiers had gathered people had gathered around and that's when this blast took place it is the first attack in blasts that we've seen during this holiday it shatters what has been a very very hopeful time for afghans watching on social media pictures of afghans and afghan soldiers and the taliban embracing each other taking photos with each other not just in jalalabad but here in kabul and in provinces around the country and so a very very hopeful time now really destroyed by this attack in jalalabad seventeen dead so far sixteen wounded and a blow to the peace process that certainly the afghan president had hoped would go on he says that he will unilaterally extend the cease fire with the taliban you have to wait and see what kind of fallout there is from this bombing and of course . we always hear for a claim o

fighters security forces and civilians celebrating the holiday in the city of jalalabad health officials say forty nine others were wounded in the incident no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but it follows saturday's bomb blasts in the province which has been claimed by i still. meanwhile the taliban is saying its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas of afghanistan on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend a ceasefire beyond the end of eat security forces and the taliban have been celebrating the three day muslim festival of eat together in cities across the country but questions remain about what will happen when the ceasefire ends at midnight local time critics say president ashraf ghani had committed a grave mistake by allowing taliban fighters to end to areas under government control two world cup favorites of kicked off their bid for the top prize in football brazil's opener against switzerland is still on the way but as already been a shock result after germany suffered a one mil defeat to mexico. midfielder lozano scored the winnin

officials in afghanistan has killed at least seventeen people the last in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad happened muslims celebrated deed and dozens of an armed taliban fighters have entered afghan cities to celebrate the start of that ceasefire. also years special envoy martin griffiths has arrived in yemen for emergency talks on the situation in danger the yemeni government says its forces backed by the saudi and their articulation have captured the city's airport from two three rebels. china is vowing like for like retaliation after donald trump ordered twenty five percent trade tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese imports chinese government leaders accuse the u.s. president of provoking a trade war. an independent investigation is to be carried out of the killing of at least one hundred seventy people during antigovernment protests in nicaragua but the government and opposition can't agree on a solution to heal the political divisions. possible. mediators from the catholic church were brought in to try and break the deadlock and there's been some progress . nicaragua's g

come out to see such a hopeful time and this suicide bomb killing at least twenty six people in jalalabad really really a devastating blow to what had seemed to be progress but of course it is i so who has claimed responsibility for this they have no any kind of motivation for allowing peace to go forward they have been all about attacks and destruction here in afghanistan and so trying to destroy what hopes of peace there are what will let's talk about what will the strength rather of those hopes of peace between government forces on the taliban and the successful cease fire gone he has offered to extend the cease fire what sort of to what to what extent has a real reconciliation actually taken place. i don't know that anybody knows the real reckons i think the fact is that this is happening on the ground that taliban fighters have come forward not just in kabul not just in jalalabad but in provinces around the country received it and couldn't do seen it in gaza a we've seen fighters from wardak come in here into the capital and so certainly it shows that there is willing and perhaps the

a temporary truce was shattered this weekend when two separate bombings in-and-around jalalabad left more than 50 people dead. here's roxana saberi. >> reporter: for three days, a country weary of war, witnessed scenes it hadn't seen in years. teliban fighters embracing soldiers instead of aiming at them, and posing for selfies with civilians. "our hope is peace," this taliban fighter said, "and the end of fighting in afghanistan." these celebrations came as the kirst formal ceasefire since 2001 took hold, coinciding with one end of the holy month of ramadan. but the pause for peace was punctured by two suicide bombings, one struck the eastern city of jalalabad on sunday. the other hit a nearby district the day before, killing at least 36 people. isis, which was not a part of rue truce, claimed responsibility for saturday's explosion. news of that bombing came as afghanistan's president offered to extend the ceasefire with the taliban. heur ceasefire surprises the world," ashraf ghani said. ashere is no need for fighting anymore." but the taliban rejected his request, so the group's

killing twelve people and injuring at least thirty others and earlier security forces of the city of jalalabad so they managed to kill three attackers before they detonated their explosives. as a freelance journalist who joins us live from kabul now so what do you make of the timing of this increase and violence is it about the late up to this attempted cease fire. i think what afghanistan is experiencing are very painful and difficult times afghan cities of become the new front lines the announcement really created some drawing hope among afghans who have been really waking up to these deadly explosions losing their family members at this stage i think what is clear that afghan cities including kabul or infested with what counterterrorism officials would describe them as sleeper cells . afghan officials close to the president and chief executive officer of the law of the law have been very adamant that now it's up to the taliban to really show some good well in in. some action in terms of the cease fire but what i think is the reality on the ground that this will be a very long and difficult

suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rural development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they died. needed explosives in an education department building and fifteen afghan soldiers died fighting the taliban. a ceasefire is expected to start when ramadan ends later this week was shot by haim is a political analyst he says they are many groups negotiating with the afghan government for a resolution the president wanted son and the government ought to be have been announcing that there are a number of groups operating in iran has been pursuing good minute your objectives and honest on has reached an agreement only with the taleban so and they have left our many other groups who are operating in one it's not going to group one it's of course iceland eastern afghanistan i got up romans meaning to the attack site integrations are down by the i still there because they have to have strongholds and plot a nearby district of the city but even among taliban there are different groups of people decision makers that are military. and it is

suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rural development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad the security forces shot three attackers before they blew themselves up in front of an education department building and in couldn't do so at least fifteen afghan soldiers were killed fighting taliban soldiers almost across him is a political analyst and security specialist he says the government is facing conflict on many fronts. the president on its own and the government ought to be have been announcing that there are a number of groups operating in afghanistan pursuing good men to objectives and honest on has reached an agreement only with the taliban and they have left our many other groups who are operating in iran it's not going to group one it's of course iceland eastern afghanistan i'm going to have problems mainly the attacks i did but it bridges are down by that i still hold there because they have their strongholds and they bought a nearby district of the city but even among taliban there are different groups there are political decision makers there are military. did it r

suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rule development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they detonated explosives in an education department building and fifteen afghan soldiers died fighting the taliban including. some afghans are going to extreme lengths to devolve peace thousands of people are marching from the southern province of helmand to kabul shell about us for forts. oh these are afghans who not be deterred by hate hunger distance or danger. they are walking seven hundred kilometers to the afghan capital kabul without food or water from dawn to dusk during the holy month of ramadan good you know if all afghans raise the same voice for peace and say no more war i'm sure we will reach a sustainable peace very soon. nine men started in the taliban stronghold of helmand province a month ago as temperatures climbed above forty degrees so did the numbers through town after town the group swelled with afghans strangers sensing a moment to be heard oh it's just an away afghan army and security forces met us they kept their we

afghan officials say at least eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the city of jalalabad the blasts have struck a crowd of people as they were leaving the governor's compound is the second attack this weekend that's targeted security forces and civilians during a unilateral government cease fire. more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally set foot on dry land after a week stranded at sea their ship the aquarius become became the center of a political crisis in europe after first italy and then malta turn to the vessel away it sailed into the spanish port of the land today. no hope sion of relief after a week long odyssey at sea. i've heard i'm happy to describe. the three vessel convoy was carrying six hundred thirty migrants including some one hundred twenty three unaccompanied minors some of the new arrivals had to be taken directly to hospital. volunteers turned out in their hundreds to assist the migrants and called for cooperation among you state's . board i think the aquarius has become a symbol that something isn't working that we are here confirms that it

afghan officials say at least eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the city of jalalabad the blast struck a crowd of people as they were leaving the governor's compound is the second attack this weekend this targeted security forces and civilians two during a unilateral government cease fire. in colombia conservative presidential candidate even two k. has cast his vote in the runoff election two case considered the posters favorite to win and he takes a hard line on the country's fragile peace accord with the leftist fark guerillas two k. is up against one time militant and former bogota mayor gustava cattrall in the run off. french prosecutors say a woman armed with a box cutter has wounded two people in a supermarket in southern france the attacker reportedly shouted akbar before attacking a customer in the checkout worker in the town of the. police believe she had known psychological problems and probably acted alone. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of an historic agreement between greece and macedonia to do over is also a decades old dispute by renami

afghan officials say at least eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the city of jalalabad the last struck a crowd of people as they were leaving the governor's compound it's the second attack this weekend to target security forces and civilians during a unilateral government ceasefire. the man tipped to become colombia's next president conservative event do kaye has cast his vote in a runoff ballot to k. takes a hard line on the country's fragile peace accord with leftist front guerrillas two kids up against the one time militant and former bogota met stuff through in the run off. austrian chanceless about kurtz has called on germany to provide assurances that it stop spying on politicians international organizations and companies in austria media and both countries have been reporting that the german intelligence service had run an extensive espionage operation in neighboring austria between one thousand nine hundred nine and two thousand and six. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of a historic agreement between greece and macedonia the deal resolves a deca

same time for the follow on you know what today's suicide bombing and here in the eastern city of jalalabad shows is that they haven't made the enemy they have a common enemy now with the government and that's the die is forces right so yeah they're now the united states. and now that they're picking up steam and they're really staging very deliberate very high profile attacks puts a lot of pressure on that follow but because they're not the only group anymore and they're facing a lot of. you know competition right and to they're not the only out on the block anymore i mean let me ask you this is it naive or too soon to talk about peace talks or is that a real possibility what's next. that's exactly the question right so for instance the president announcing that he's going to extend the cease fire that was expected but not expected so sue the original expectation was some ten year the end of this week the fact that he did it so quickly caught a lot of people off guard and you know people to wonder what's behind it for instance you know he's been saying that there have been no security inci

afghan officials say at least eighteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the city of jalalabad the blast struck a crowd of people as they were leaving the governor's compound it's the second attack this weekend that's targeted security forces and civilians during a unilateral government service fire. french prosecutors say a woman armed with a box cutter has wounded two people in a supermarket in southern france the attacker reportedly shouted a lot before attacking a customer and a checkout worker in the town of ramallah police believe she had known psychological problems and probably acted alone. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of a historic agreement between greece and macedonia to deal resolves a decades old just beautiful renaming macedonia the republic of north macedonia distinguishing it from the greek northern province of the same name protesters opposed to the deal clashed with police of the border between the two countries more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally set foot on dry land after a week stranded at sea their ship the aquarius beca

one struck the eastern city of jalalabad sunday. the other, had a nearby district the day before.ling 36 people. isis which was not a part of the e,pl cosesiouced rilimnsibpo news of that bombing came as an to extend the stees fire ghwith the taliban. our cease-fire surprises world he said. there is no need for fiefting anymore. >> but the taliban rejected his request. so the group's fighters are ready to resume attacks on the u.s. backed government and foreign troops. critics say it allowed thousand of armed taliban fighters to enter cities around the country. now the fear is that they could launch new attacks. elaine. >>> thank you. >>> here at home, much of the mr chicago, st. louis, and kansas city, are broiling and high humidity with temperatures well into the 90s. as the severe heat pushes east tonight. powerful storms will threaten the central u.s. through tuesday. >>> coming up, the maker of a popular vape device responds to growing concerns teenagers are getting hooked. later the last play of the game. perhaps the only one that really mattered was the hug. ♪ over the last

gathered to wish each other holiday greetings it's a scene has been repeated around the country but in jalalabad a terribly sad ending with attacking the gathering trying to perhaps interrupt the best hopes for peace that afghanistan has seen in a long time of the ceasefire by the taliban lasting for the three days of coinciding with a cease fire by the government and successful by all accounts not just the fighting stopping but the fact that taliban fighters coming into towns and cities centers and reaching the afghan military and afghan civilians here in kabul they turned over their weapons as they came into the city one taliban fighter said that his heart was exploding with joy that this had happened and he wants to see what is decided next about the fighting president ghani has extended the government cease fire he says they'll be more details about that and also released forty six afghan taliban prisoners as well signs of goodwill that he would like this progress toward peace to continue the question will be what will the taleban do about all of this will they go back to the battlefield or

two separate suicide bombings over two days in the eastern city of jalalabad. now isis is claiming responsibility for one of the attacks. conner powell joins us from our middle east bureau. >> afghan president announced that the historic cease-fire would be extended, past the celebrations which end on sunday. but the taliban rejected his offer, saying they will return to the battlefield on monday. now despite this temporary truce between the taliban and afghan security forces, isis militants showed no mercy this weekend, launching a series of attacks. isis was not part of the cease-fire and views both the taliban and the afghan government as enemies. on saturday, isis attacked a gathering ofaliban fighters who were publicly celebrating the three-day truce, killing at least 36 people. and today they struck once more with a bomb again targeting taliban fighters near the city of jalalabad, killing 19. despite these attacks, u.s. and afghan officials are hailing the cease-fire as an important steppingstone towards peace talks between the taliban and the afghan gove

sad bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rural development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers and fifteen afghan soldiers died fighting the taliban in can do as. your developments in the g.c.c. crisis now in qatar is taking the u.a.e. to the international court of justice over human rights violations the united arab emirates saudi arabia bahrain in egypt boycotted qatar starting last june they cut off diplomatic relations and transport ties how to say is this has violated the rights of citizens and residents the bill caving countries of accused of supporting terrorism something katahdin eyes while international human rights lawyer tabi cadman says a process to fog the court is very slow. the qatari has taken an important step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the international court of justice and fort

a suicide bomber has killed eighteen people and injured forty five more in the afghan city of jalalabad it was the city's second bombing in two days and came during a holiday ceasefire between the taliban and the afghan government the bomb went off while a crowd of people were leaving the local governor's compound no group has claimed responsibility but suspicions have fallen on the terrorist group islamic state which was not included in the ceasefire. facebook seems to be running out of options and its long battle with fake news the company has gone from human fact checkers to an automated system but now it's back to hiring real people double quarter explains why. in the never ending crusade against fake news facebook has come full circle it's now hiring so-called news credibility specialists to presumably look through and determine the fake from the truth was the individuals with a passion for journalism who believe in facebook's mission of making the world more connected as a member of the team you'll be toast with developing a deep expert c s in facebook news credibility program aft

a suicide bomber has killed eighteen people and injured forty five more in the afghan city of jalalabad it was the city's second bombing in two days and came during a holiday ceasefire between the taliban and the afghan government the bomb went off while a crowd of people were leaving the local governor's compound no group has claimed responsibility but suspicions have fallen on the terrorist group islamic state which was not included in the cease fire. facebook seems to be running out of options and its long battle with fake news the company has gone from human fact checkers to an automated system but now it's back to hiring real people double the quarter explains why in the never ending crusade against fake news facebook has come full circle it's now hiring so-called news credibility specialists to presumably look through and determine the fake from the truth it was the individuals with a passion for journalism who believe in facebook's mission of making the world more connected as a member of the team you'll be toast with developing a deep expert see in facebook news credibility prog

crowds of taliban fighters security forces and civilians celebrating the ied holiday in the city of jalalabad health officials say forty nine others were wounded in the incident no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but it follows saturday's bomb blast in one province which was claimed by eisel fighters. while the taliban says its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas of afghanistan on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend the ceasefire beyond the end of ied security forces and taliban fighters have been celebrating the three day muslim festival to be together in cities across the country but questions remain about what will happen when the cease fire ends at midnight local time critics say president had committed a grave mistake by allowing taliban fighters to enter areas under government control but others say there are signs of hope from the ceasefire. it was unprecedented it was remarkable and i think it was better than anyone to hopeful that there was some worry that the ceasefire wouldn't hold it was a mutual cease fire for three days by bo

a suicide bomber has killed eighteen people and injured forty five more in the afghan city of jalalabad it was the city's second bombing in two days and came during a holiday ceasefire between the taliban and the afghan government the bomb went off on a crowd of people were leaving the local governor's compound no group has claimed responsibility but suspicions have fallen on the terrorist group islamic state which was not included in the ceasefire. facebook seems to be running out of options and its long battle with fake news the company has gone from human fact checkers to an automated system but now it's back to hiring real people quarter explains why. in the never ending crusade against fake news facebook has come full circle it's now hiring so-called news credibility specialists to presumably look through and determine the fake from the truth was the individuals with a passion for journalism who believe in facebook's mission of making the world more connected as a member of the team you'll be toast with developing a deep expert c.s. in facebook news credibility program after media

we had kandahar, kabul, jalalabad, a couple training camps. now because of many different things to include the failures that happen in the aftermath of the arab spring, we have vacuums and vacuums all across the muslim world and unfortunately extremists, people like al qaeda and isis are the only ones who are able to fill these vacuums. >> that is a lot more apocalyptic that i thought. we get told the caliphate is over, that it's been disrupted, that there are attacks against all these terrorist cells and all these various places that you've been talking about just now. you are the expert on this. so how does one confront this? >> first of all, this ideology, this narrative has been resilient. after 9/11 we swiftly destroyed al qaeda and afghanistan, kicked the taliban out for a period of time however al qaeda shifted, they shifted from being an organization to being a network, to being a message and it's difficult to fight a message. the second element that i would like to talk about is sectarianism. today sectarianism in the middle east is

where at least eighteen people have been killed after a suicide bomber struck the eastern city of jalalabad targeting taliban fighters security forces and civilians celebrating aid no one has claimed responsibility for the blast but it follows saturday's car bomb attack in one graph province which has been planed by are still fighters. the attack comes as the taliban refused to extend a temporary ceasefire there were hopes of more permanent peace could be established after the government said it would unilaterally extend the truce beyond the end of the muslim festival of either cape clark is a director of the afghanistan analysts network despite the resumption support resumption of violence faeces the ceasefire could be an indicator of better times ahead in the country. it was unprecedented it was remarkable and i think it was better than any one of hopeful though there was some worry that the ceasefire wouldn't hold it was a mutual cease fire for three days by both afghan and taliban and actually american forces for three days it held but i think this these scenes of of afghans both taliba

gathered to wish each other holiday greetings it's a scene has been repeated around the country but in jalalabad a terribly sad ending with attacking the gathering trying to perhaps interrupt the best hopes for peace that afghanistan has seen in a long time of the ceasefire by the tell of on lasting for the three days coinciding with a cease fire by the government and successful by all accounts not just the fighting stopping but the fact that taliban fighters coming into towns and cities centers and reaching the afghan military and afghan civilians here in kabul they turned over their weapons as they came into the city one taliban fighter said that his heart was exploding with joy that this had happened and he wants to see what is decided next about the fighting president ghani has extended the government cease fire he says they'll be more details about that and also released forty six afghan taliban prisoners as well signs of goodwill that he would like this progress toward peace to continue the question will be what will the taleban do about all of this will they go back to the battlefield or

thirty others earlier three suicide bombers stormed the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their explosives. the un is warning of a bloodbath in the syrian province of idlib it's calling for a full investigation into government as strikes on the area which is considered a deescalation zone under an international agreement the u.n. says the fighting's leaving the two point five million people in it live with no pace to go. the united nations says italy and malta must allow six hundred migrants stranded on a rescue boat in the mediterranean to disembark a charity boat picked up the mostly african migrants in a series of operations at the weekend italy's threaten to close its ports to rescue ships and malta says it had nothing to do with the rescue operation of those are the headlines coming up next here on al-jazeera it's a documentary the system fraud forensics stay with us. this is joe berlinger calling i'm the director of that documentary about the manning case and i know you had told my

sad bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rural development in kabul and in a second city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they that's native explosives in an education department building and fifteen afghan soldiers died fighting the taliban in condones a cease fire is expected to start when ramadan ends later this week mushtaq rame is a political and security analysts he says they are many who think go shooting with the afghan government for resolution. the president up on it's not in the government at daughter to have been announcing that there are a number of groups operating in afghanistan pursuing get men to objectives and honest on has reached an agreement to only with the taliban so they have left many other groups operating and i want us not going to group one it's of course i said and eastern afghanistan i'm going to have problems may need to be accident but it grecians are done but i still want it because they have to have strongholds and pot and headed by districts of the city but even among got abandoned are different groups there are political deci

crowds of civilians taliban fighters and security forces celebrating the holiday in the city of jalalabad health officials say forty nine others were wounded in the incident no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but it does follow saturday's blasts and the nearby not province which was. well in other developments the taliban says its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas in afghanistan on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend a ceasefire beyond the end of eat security forces and the taliban have been celebrating the three day muslim festival of aid together in cities across the country critics say president ashraf ghani had committed a grave mistake by allowing taliban fighters to end to areas under government control but then there's a saying that there are signs of hope from the cease fire israeli military says its warplanes have struck a vehicle in gaza which belong to someone who was sending burning kites into israel palestinians have been sending kites carrying burning rags across the border as part of weekly protest against israel a kit

crowds of taliban fighters security forces and civilians celebrating the holiday in the city of jalalabad. the taliban says its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas of afghanistan on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend the ceasefire beyond the end of the security forces and taliban fighters have been celebrating the three day muslim festival of eat together in cities across the country but questions remain about what will happen when the ceasefire ends at midnight local time those are the headlines one o one east is up next. the remote windswept feral islands are a world away from tropical southeast asia. but hundreds of asian women are moving to ease some park the islands between norway and iceland amid a shortage of local women. i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we meet those traveling to the far reaches of the earth to look for low. at first sight the faroe islands make your heart skip a beat. secluded in the north atlantic ocean it's striking mountains a cloaked in fog there's not a tree or a person inside it hard to imagine for som

thirty others earlier three suicide bombers stormed the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their devices and in a third incident could use fifteen members of the afghan military were killed fighting the taliban the united nations is trying to negotiate a cease fire to avert an attack by saudi amerada coalition forces on yemen's main port fighting between coalition troops and iran back to the rebels intensified near her data over the weekend and the u.n. is warning that an attack on the city could cost up to a quarter of a million lives many of them children and reports. as the u.n. lobbies to stop a saudi led coalition assault on the who the rebel held port city of hold data regional rivalries do not matter for tens of thousands like the family. their father ahmed is only worried about how to keep his six kids alive ahmed hasn't let them go to school since the worst outbreaks of defeats in color were recorded in the world hit his city the u.n. says ho data has the largest number of sick p

a bombing in the city of jalalabad today killed at least eighteen people and wounded arly 50 more. the attack came as the governor of the eastern nangarhar province met with taliban members during the mus holiday of eid-al-fitr, and as a ceasefire between the taliban and the government was coming to an end. yesterday, the islamic state claimed responsibility for a car bombing that killed 36 people and wounded siy-five others. islamic state did not agree to the ceasefire. seventeen people were kill last night at a caracas club after a tear gas device was set off during a fight. authorities say that eight of the victims were under the age of eighteen. more than 500 peop were packed to the club at the time. some good news in colorado today, where rainfall is helping to slow down the massive 416 fire near durango. the fire which has burned more than 34,000 acres, is now 25% contained. despite forecasts for more rain, the san juan national forest, a popular tourist attraction, which was closed tuesday for the first time in its 113 year history, remains off limits due to continued high f

a suicide bomber has killed eighteen people and injured forty five more in the afghan city of jalalabad on sunday sunday's bombing was the second to hit the city in two days and came during a holiday ceasefire between the taliban and the afghan government the bomb went off while a crowd of people were leaving the local governor's compound no group has claimed responsibility but suspicions have fallen on the terrorist group islamic state which was not included in the cease fire. facebook seems to be running out of options and its long battle with fake news the company has gone from human fact checkers to an automated system but now it's back to hiring real people explains why in the never ending crusade against fake news facebook has come full circle it's now hiring so-called news credibility specialists to presumably look through and determine the fake from the truth was the can individuals with a passion for journalism who believe in facebook's mission of making the world more connected as a member of the team you'll be toast with developing a deep expert see in facebook news credibili

of taliban fighters security forces and civilians all celebrating the ied holiday in the city of jalalabad health officials say forty nine others were wounded in the incident no one has claimed responsibility but it follows saturday's bomb blast in one province which has been claimed by i still fighters the taliban says its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend a ceasefire beyond the end of ied security forces and taliban fighters have been celebrating the three day muslim festival together in cities across the country but questions remain about what will happen when the cease fire ends at midnight local time critics say president ashraf ghani had committed a grave mistake by allowing taliban fighters to enter areas under government control kate plock is the director of the afghanistan analysts network she spoke to us earlier about the significance of the temporary ceasefire. it was unprecedented it was remarkable and i think it was better than anyone it hoped for though there was some worry that the ceasefire wou

thirty others earlier three suicide bombers to on the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their explosives and in a third incident including fifteen members of the afghan military were killed fighting the taliban let's speak to mushtaq rahim who's a political analyst and security specialist his via skype from afghanistan's capital kabul it was just a few days ago that the taliban and the afghan government agreed to a truce over the ied holiday at the end of the holy month of ramadan so why are we seeing a spike in violence now well as you nor there the president of iran and so on and the government authorities have been announcing that there are a number of groups operating you know one has been pursuing that when you have. a lot of saddam has reached an agreement or only with the taleban and they have many other groups who are creating you know what it's done and they're trying to impose themselves and be glad to be who look by what are not the problem bunch it was expected because the

taliban fighters security forces and civilians sent to bracing for the eve holiday in the city of jalalabad officials say forty nine others were wounded in the incident no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. eight people have been killed in a shootout and house fire nicaragua's capital shattered a short trees between president daniel ortega and protest among those killed. six members of one family. reports. police in managua say a group of hooded men threw a fire bomb into this house. a family of six killed in the fire including two children medics failed to resuscitate. my two cousins survived one was burned and the other was hit she fell onto the balcony she was thrown a glass toward my body my hands my head as we got out of here he got out by for his . neighbors assisted firefighters and dousing the blaze while helping survivors escape from the balcony they say police surrounded the house and burned it after the owner refused to let them place a sniper on the roof to guard a nearby checkpoint. has had nothing to do with this they were christian people in the policeman if the p

suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of war all developmental kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they blew themselves up before they were inside an education department building and in condos at least fifteen afghan soldiers were killed fighting taliban. well the terrier a senior security situation is pushing afghans to take extreme measures as they call for peace dozens of people have joined the peace march that started in helmand province and will end in couple shelob ellis who points. imo these afghans will not be deterred by hate hunger distance or danger. they are walking seven hundred kilometers to the afghan capital kabul without food or water from dawn to dusk during the holy month of ramadan. if all afghans raise the same voice for peace and say no more war i'm sure we will reach a sustainable peace very soon. nine men started in the taliban stronghold of helmand province a month ago as temperatures climbed above forty degrees so did the numbers through town after town the group swelled with afghans strangers sensing a moment t

a suicide bomb attack in the eastern city of jalalabad, killing at least 19, more wounded. but the last three days will be remembered not for war, but peace. an unprecedented ceasefire by the men of the white flag, the taliban, here joining policemen, soldiers and civilians to celebrate the eid holiday at the end of the holy month of ramadan. this incredible video was unimaginable days ago when these two sworn enemies were trying to kill each other. a taliban fighter and an american trained afghan special forces soldier, dancing. the government says it wants to extend the ceasefire. america backs it. >> reporter: it's hard to overstate the mood here on the streets of kabul. people are relaxed. people are happy. they've had three days of unprecedented ceasefire between the taliban and the government, and people are starting to think perhaps it could last. >> it's great for people of afghanistan, but it should be continued forever. >> reporter: after 17 long and bloody years of war they deserve nothing less. tom, in the last few hours the taliban have said they would not exte

. >>> suicide bombers hit a government building in kabul in afghanistan, and the eastern city of jalalabadbombing target, but no one was killed. and a bomb detonated prematurely at a third location killing one person, afghan officials said one of the bombings has been attributed to isis. there has been an uptick in violence, ahead of a planned cease-fire with the taliban. but isis another terror groups are not the cease-fire, the pentagon says that it will continue to aggressively target them during the holiday.>>> often unsung heroes, months on end without seeing loved ones, one mother in the north bay just returned home from a 10 month deployment in afghanistan, and that mom chose to surprise her daughter today, at a school event. >> reporter: moments before surprising her daughter. >> i feel a little anxiety. i'm a little anxious. i'm a little overwhelmed. >> reporter: navy servicemember star bailey waited inside the principal's office, in san rafael, while her oldest daughter attended a end-of-the- year assembly in the cafeteria. the third-graders sat quietly as a special guest was int

holiday in afghanistan shattered by two suicide bombings over the weekend, happening in the city of jalalabadple were killed in today's attack. 36 killed saturday. both attacks were against gatherings of taliban fighters. isis claiming responsibility for saturday's attack. isis considers both the afghan government and the taliban to be its enemies and it was not part of the holiday. >>> brooks koepka won the u.s. open. his second in a row. koepka is the first golfer in 29 years to successfully defend the u.s. open title and only the seventh person to ever accomplish the feat. he edged out tommy fleetwood by a stroke. he moves up to fourth place in the career worldwide rankings. i'm lauren green, now back to "life, liberty & levin.". mark: zuhdi jasser, president of the united states nominates pompeo to be secretary of state. he soon thereafter appoints john bolton to be his national security adviser. he appoints as bolton's chief of staff a fellow by the name of fred fleitz who used to work at the cia and so forth, and a variety of muslim organizations including cair attacks every one of the

in jalalabad, suicide bombings on saturday and sunday killed 55 people. the newly elected conservative president of colombia is promising unity, after a deeply polarizing election.-y r-old ivan duque beat out gustavo petro-- a leftist former guerrilla-- in sunday's runoff. duque celebrated his victoryn last niggota. he called again for changing a peace deal with marxist rebels, but he also talked of conciliation. >> ( translated ): this election is the opportunity we were waiting for, to turn the page of polazation, the page of grievances. i do not recognilo enemies in ia. i will not govern with hatred, nor will i have hate against any colombian. it is about looking to the future for the good of all colombians. >> woodruff: duque is the protege of colombia's former president alvaro uribe. he remains broadly popular, but is also blamed for thousands of civilian deaths during a campaign against the rebels in the early 2000s. se trade war of words between the u.s. and chiwed no sign of abating today. secretary of state mike pompeo charged beijing's claims of

thirty others earlier three suicide bombers told the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their explosives the un is warning of a bloodbath in the syrian province of its calling for a full investigation into government as strikes on the area which is considered a deescalation zone under an international agreement the u.n. says the fighting is leaving the two and a half million people in need live with no place to go. the u.n. says italy and malta must allow six hundred migrants stranded on a rescue boat in the mediterranean to disembark a charity boat picked up the mostly african migrants in a series of operations at the weekend italy's threatened to close its ports to rescue ships malta says it had nothing to do with the rescue operation. and ethiopia is promising that building the largest dam in africa won't cause water shortages in egypt if the o.p.'s prime minister abbie ahmed has had two days of talks in cairo he says hydro electricity from the four billion dollar nile river dam is vital

taliban fighters security forces and also civilians who are all celebrating the holiday in the city of jalalabad health officials are saying that forty nine others were wounded in this incident and no one has claimed responsibility for the attack as it follows saturday's bomb blast in a province which has been claimed by eisel you're up to date on all of our top stories but i'll have much more in the news hour that's coming up in twenty five minutes time do join me then bye for now. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas left protestant had blocked the road through things finding higher than anything else they could find with details coverage this week stream of the hotline to sarve seems everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this museum aims to be a way of posset tauriel region's history and its perfected war that has divided the tribes here for generations. were due in july. i was in america where your list and your children you know i don't know. there's no physical of that links personal about i mean not bill kept part is a very good prosecutor h

gathered to wish each other holiday greetings it's a scene has been repeated around the country but in jalalabad a terribly sad ending with attacking the gathering trying to perhaps interrupt the best hopes for peace that afghanistan has seen in a long time of the ceasefire by the taliban lasting for the three days that coinciding with a cease fire by the government and successful by all accounts not just the fighting stopping but the fact that taliban fighters coming into towns and cities centers and reaching the afghan military and afghan civilians here in kabul they turned over their weapons as they came into the city one taliban fighter said that his heart was exploding with joy that this had happened and he wants to see what is decided next about the fighting president ghani has extended the government cease fire he says they'll be more details about that and also released forty six afghan taliban prisoners as well signs of goodwill that he would like this progress toward peace to continue the question will be what will the taleban do about all of this will they go back to the battlefield o

suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of oil development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they blew themselves up and in the education department building i think at least fifteen afghan soldiers were killed fighting at taliban fighters iraq is struggling to come up with the tens of billions of dollars needed to rebuild its war ravaged infrastructure the for your fight against eisold the story the entire cities including western mosul and ramadi at least ten billion dollars is needed to rebuild the capital of on bar that's the largest province in iraq stratford reports . it's estimated that up to eighty percent of ramadi lies in ruins. around three hundred seventy five thousand people mostly sunni muslims used to live here before the capital of a province was seized by isis fighters. after months of fighting and repeated i saw counter-offensive the government announced victory in ramadi in february two thousand and sixteen. it was two and a half years later reconstruction has barely begun iraqis who have returned since then to li

the suicide bomb attack in the eastern city of jalalabad. killing at least 19, more wounded. the last three days will be remembered not for war but peace. an unprecedented cease-fire by the men with the white flag. the taliban, here joining police men, soldiers and civilians to celebrate the holiday at the end of ramadan. this incredible video was unimaginable days ago. when these two sworn enemies were trying to kill each other. a taliban fighter and an american-trained afghan special forces soldier dancing. the government says it wants to extend the cease-fire. america backs it. people are relaxed. people are happy. they've had three days of unprecedented cease-fire between the taliban and the government. they were starting to think perhaps it could last. after 17 long and bloody years of war, they deserve nothing less. the taliban said they will not extend their cease-fire, and already we're getting reports of a fresh wave of attacks against government forces, but the will of the people is clear. they want peace and they want it now. the question is whether the taliban can