large crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the past then jalalabad a couple of them the whole province the protesters had gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander and it was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across jalalabad has seen a spate of isolates acts and recent months the taliban has denied involvement. still ahead head on al-jazeera one is a back to remains defiant as you can see the sanctions against hungary because of its immigration policies. hal are still reading in norway but that rain is receding to the west coast i think it'll carry on as life has to for a long time you can see from the matter cloud is coming in something's going on there's still a few showers wandering around the ukraine thirty eight millimeters it's just a lot of rain in comparison with what's forgot at the system like the stuff up in norway and the show's over spain they've not actually been falling over rain gauges they look significant but they're on them and they are however that's a development area it looks like we have sho

crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the blast there jalalabad the capital of non-god province the protesters had gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander this was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across jalalabad see the space of islip tanks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement. papua new guinea has launched an emergency vaccination campaign in an effort to contain an outbreak of polio ten people have been diagnosed since june the first case in the capital port moresby was confirmed last week most of the confirmed cases are in young children living in remote areas it's been eighteen years since the d.'s disease was officially declared eradicated in papua new guinea. a medical emergency has been declared in zimbabwe's capital after twenty people died of cholera it's regarded fears of a repeat of the outbreak that killed thousands in two thousand and eight reports. patients who are suspected of having cholera have been quarantined in zimbabwe's capital harare health officials say this is an emer

in a keyboard across of pakistan when the bomber struck hours before that in jalalabad itself several explosions targeted schools a fourteen year old boy died four others were wounded it's still not clear even today what was behind. so the african president is trying to defuse fears that the country could face sanctions over the expropriation of land from white farmers in july he announced constitutional changes to enable the government to seize land from the white minority community without compensation it immediately sparked a backlash it was described as discriminative by the farmers those are the descendants of dutch settlers who came to south africa in the eighteenth century they currently own about seventy percent of private farmland in the country now south africa's president says taking it back would undo a grave historic or. justice and while the amendment process continues some of the farmers have found an unlikely solution the now it seems in russia here we did a question of a south african family looking to resettle here. after almost three hours of driving we finally got

was a key border crossing with pakistan when the bomb struck i was before in jalalabad itself several explosions targeted schools as we reported a fourteen year old boy died four others were wounded still not clear who was behind it all. the so-called. break in most schools are being proposed in france as ways of watering the spread of radical islam among some of the. and come as the government considers its own mood sheller do bensky gauge reaction to that proposal when in paris here's a reminder over the ambitious promise president made to lawmakers a few months ago the total reform of islam in france and with the ground work in place by the autumn. there is a radical and aggressive interpretation of islam that sets as its goal questioning the norms and laws of our free country and free society by autumn we will clarify the situation by giving islam a framework and rules that will guarantee that it is practiced in accordance with the laws of the republic so far it's only words but continues to chew over how to bring in those changes help is that turned a liberal think tank the more

with a key border crossing with pakistan when the bomber struck now just hours before in jalalabad it self several explosions targeted schools there a fourteen year old boy died four others were wounded still not clear even today who was behind all of that. as much as before the break a so-called how well taxi. maybe teaching more arabic in more schools is being proposed in france as a way of trying to thwart the spread of radical islam there among some of the measures pulled for by fig can come as the government considers its own mood show to do bensky gauge reaction in paris to the latest suggestions here's a reminder of an ambitious promise president made to lawmakers a few months ago the total reform of islam in france and with the ground work in place by the autumn. there is a radical and aggressive interpretation of islam that sets as its goal questioning the norms and laws of our free country and free society by autumn we will clarify this situation by giving islam a framework and rules that will guarantee that it is practiced in accordance with the laws of the republic so far

large crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the blast near jalalabad the capital of nanga whole province protestors are gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander this was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across jalalabad has seen a spate of vizsla tanks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement. civilians are paying a higher price than ever before in the war in afghanistan seventeen hundred civilians were killed in the first six months of this year the highest figure since the u.n. started keeping records thousands more wounded often with life changing injuries reports from kabul. the clunk of missile against the parched afghan countryside. a village seven children between four and thirteen years old from a single family lost limbs one morning in april. we found a bomb and stored the plane with one of exploded i saw blood everywhere i didn't feel anything at the time when i looked at my leg it was cut off and then i fell to the ground. for the go families villages in eastern province on the frontlines in t

resignation of a local police commander just hours after a series of bombings in schools across jalalabad monger has seen a spate of isolate tax in recent months the taliban has denied involvement well michael semple is a professor at the george mitchell institute for global peace security and justice at queen's university belfast and he has proposed ceasefire talks with the taliban dead in the water. from the the june cease fire i think from what you know ordinary taliban they are the ranks of the movement what they said when they came into town was that they want an end to this killing of muslims but the the leadership of the taliban movement took a very different view on it the leadership of the taliban movement still believes that they can win this war they were worried by the cease fire they thought that it could actually survived in the enthusiasm of the ranks for the fighting they rounded up as soon as possible and avoided entering a new cease fire for a deal curb on the taliban leadership is determined to fight on and is not interested in negotiating for now i think those who plan

large crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the blast near jalalabad the capital of province the protesters had gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander this was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across talal about seeing a spate of i saw attacks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement. ugandan opposition politician bobby wian is calling on the united states to pull its support for the ugandan military in an interview with al-jazeera he said that he was tortured by the army after being arrested last month hit morgan reports. he left his country to receive treatment in the us after being arrested by the ugandan army and charged with treason but once doctors tended to him the musician turned opposition m.p. robert any famously better known as well the wine had a message for the us government in exclusive interview with al-jazeera he urged congress to stop the eight hundred million dollars support for the ugandan military which he accuses of torturing him during his recent detention it's important. lack of

london her province has risen to sixty eight it happened on the highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring pakistan. the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years it comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore ties eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . and about a million people took to the streets of barcelona to demand independence on catalonia national day the protesters were also calling for separatist leaders to be freed from jail they're currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia catalonia failed bid to break away from spain last year. authorities in the southeastern united states are warning people to brace for devastation as hurricane florence heads towards the region they're calling the storm a monster the governor of north carolina says it will be like nothing the state has ever seen before and he urged people to follow orders to evacuate residents of coastal

large crowd of protesters in afghanistan or the one hundred others were injured in the blast near jalalabad the capital of mango ha province a protest as it gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander this was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across jalalabad. state now with all the headlines more news continuing on al-jazeera after they say. millions of dollars is being stolen in a scam that starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe. exclusive access to this country underworld to a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. they are so gentle and she in a little if i mistook the disability dumped on top of the one tough on can or die in the car and should close but also not. by on spawn time to truly dump a bomb inside the story long long months unless fonts are such. under some of the medium to be about in a polygamist mind would you have the media company did you bring him into radiances on monday and choose. cynthia on the number could you get stuck with a cunt if you liked indecision talk about. he said game and got. cancer lish. have

the taliban an islamic state have previously targeted their region all schools have been close in jalalabad for the time being. and the european parliament has been debating whether hungary should be stripped off its try to vote on the e.u. affairs supporters of the proposal claim that they had karen government's policy says breach the values of the union or at least peter oliver has more the european parliament came together in strasburg on tuesday for a plenary session on what to do about hungary and whether article seventy measures will be put in place or budapest what article seven essentially means is it's the ultimate political lawtey step in the european union it strips all could strip and suspend the voting rights of hungry in the e.u. institutions essentially taking away their voice in the in the wealth of the european family there were lots of allegations made against victor orbán his government and the nation of hungary listen to a few of them now sadly the commission shares the concerns expressed in the report in particular as regards fundamental rights corruption the treatment

of a local police commander demonstrators have blocked the highway linking the provincial capital jalalabad a key border crossing with pakistan when the bomber struck it's still not clear who is behind that attack. hungary risks being stripped of its right to vote on e.u. affairs the european parliament's going to decide on that later on wednesday it follows an angry debate in strasburg in which prime minister viktor orban tried to defend his tough stance on migration which is you critics insist breaches the values of the union here's our europe correspondent peter oliver. the european parliament came together in strasburg on tuesday for a plenary session on what to do about hungary and whether article seventy measures will be put in place on budapest what article seven essentially means is it's the ultimate political naughty step in the european union it strips all could strip and suspend the voting rights of hungry in the e.u. institutions essentially taking away their voice in the in the well the european family there were lots of allegations made against viktor orban his government and

taliban on this long next day have previously targeted the region all schools have been closed in jalalabad for the time being. right key leaders business executives from across the asia pacific region have gathered in russia's port city of lot of a stock for the eastern economic. i'm on one of the more interesting in france so far was a meeting i did a between love and we're putin chinese president xi jin paying this take a look at what they were getting up to the two leaders visiting a far east themed exhibition giving their cooking skills no less a world with bring up some punk cakes together and then leaving them with what else we are on the meeting didn't pass without a lighthearted exchange over who pays. we're. going to lose you. with us here because we're going to know where the real you are just really want to get. to that exchange as putin and she have been holding closed door talks with one of the topics the coast the support of national currencies our correspondent in volleyball stock tells us what else was. the key messages for a lot of. paying a lot of world that there was gre

today at least 32 people were killed and 130 wounded in a suicide attack near jalalabad.ince 2001, more than 31,000 afghans have died. the conflict has also been costly for americans. more than 2200 u.s. troops killed, over 20,000 wounded, and it is still not over. our charlie d'agata is on the front lines with afghan forces in america's longest war. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: they're afghanistan's most powerful weapon in the fight against taliban and isis militants: a swat team off the leash, crisis response unit 222 swarms on to the scene at the first sign of trouble. when a terrorist attack goes iwn, this unit is the one to stop it, and they react within five minutes of getting the call. we watched as these u.s.-trained counter-terrorism forces edsponded to a simulated complex attack. it's exactly the kind of training you'd see with u.s. forces because they're being erained to think and fight like americans. if only there were more of them. they're stretched beyond the limit. this elite squad of about 50 is taket all there is to take care of kabul. ane regular afghan arm

against a large gathering of people in afghanistan in the eastern province of langar har close to jalalabadhe provincial capital around eight hundred people were gathered to demonstrate against local police at least thirty two people died and forty were injured. activists is said that several makeshift homes in front of a palestinian village in defiance of an israeli court order to evict people from the area high court judges in israel approve the demolition of a bedouin village in the occupied west bank last week the judges say there is no evidence to prove the buildings in car. were legal israel wants to relocate the bedouin tribe that lives there to an area next to a landfill which advocates say is against international law ernest smith has more from the car. on the face of it this is a typically quiet day in the palestinian bedouin village of harm but one hundred eighty or so people living here know that today is also the beginning of the end after a near seventy year presence living in this area because from midnight tonight wednesday israeli security forces can at any time send in the

the taliban and islamic state have previously targeted the region all schools have been closed and jalalabad for the time the. flow. to the libyan capital only working airport have reportedly been diverted after it was targeted by rocket fire and it comes following us violence over the past few days between rival groups vying for power in tripoli on monday the libyan national oil company was also attacked armed men stormed its headquarters and the capital killing at least two people as looming state claimed responsibility for that assault and the turmoil in the city comes just a week after the united nations broke root a truce between the warring militias there. the european parliament has been baiting whether hungary should be stripped of its right to vulture affairs supporters of the proposal claim the hungarian government's policy has breached their values and the union artie's peter oliver has more the european parliament came together in strasburg on tuesday for a plenary session on what to do about hungary and whether article seven the measures will be put in place on budapest what art

in the province has risen to sixty eight it happened on the highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring pakistan. the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened the crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years it comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore ties eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . and his last major speech before leaving office next year european commission president jiang or has urged europe to become more of a global player given his state of the union address the european parliament in strasbourg called for stronger external borders and a shared approach to tackling migration he pledged to ensure an orderly exit for britain he also proposed measures to crackdown on terrorism and election meddling and urged member states to resist nationalist tendencies. with the e.u. facing some major challenges ahead of the bloc was strongest when it acted together . so. giving in focus when we are united we are a fo

as yet but the taleban states have previously targeted the region all schools have been closed in jalalabad for the time being. to council only at where separatists are right in force today in the spanish region these are some of the latest pictures we have from the rally. people write to markets alone is national day almost one year on from when the region's government declared independence from spain at the station in twenty seven being propelled the country into a constitutional crisis and was the third illegal by miter. to those in charge in the council and government who are the protagonist in this challenge to our coexistence i ask them to cease illegal activities they should abandon their objectives. we are now applying article one five five because no government at all in a democratic country can accept that the law will be ignored violated or changed and this has all happened under false criteria and they impose their criteria on everybody else. a russian protest artist notorious for staging some watering stunts has fallen not fleeing to france to claim asylum also quite worked out

increase part there in the coming months and years and the danger from try to keep up a stronghold in jalalabad and to control other areas as well as sense of the security situation has reached a point that that locals can't handle anymore they were outright attesting against a lack of security when this attack happened what needs to be done. there has been a lot of mentions by the uk and the moment as well they have changed the leadership of the number hard to the government has been changed recently awesome security operations have been changed and there are special operation forces who have been dispatched and sent to the streets in order to allow the it's probably first ever city to do special operation forces or up and special forces there on the streets underwood's or searching their car instead of the police and they're doing arrest and they're sometimes searching even houses but the issue is that has invested so much as well and their support of pakistan in eastern afghanistan so it's a bit difficult than other provinces however the government was during a lot but it's the not and not o

the taliban and islamic state with bearing in mind oppose female education meantime all schools in jalalabad have been closed. russian protest artista tori's for staging somali watering stunts has found the fleeing to france to claim asylum wasn't worked out according to plan so after his latest piece went a bit too far. russia it's sometimes difficult to be an artist yes especially for one makes a political declaration out of his art that's the case of that poverty and we already know and there's just been arrested for setting the door of the former k.g.b. building on fire. the price of his actions is the loss of his freedom. we will make a sponsor's actress in the world of culture. and citizens are outraged about the situation both artists and opposition illegally incarcerated in russia. for. what daily life in french prison is like every day a prison guard names incarcerated person and reads his arrest warrant out loud the prisoner then grabs his things and matches from the cell says his goodbyes his prison mates and leaves in florida for example five to ten prison guards gang up on a con

least ten people are dead and fourteen are injured the second blast was in the provincial capital jalalabad where at least nineteen people died palestine chief negotiator has accused the u.s. of doing israel's bidding by allowing more illegal settlements and cutting desperately needed aid to palestinians sibe ever katz says the u.s. has left the negotiating table while breaking its commitments that were made by president trump last year when the united states has done so far they have left the negotiating table. they did not honor the commitments made by president trump personally in the meeting at the white house and met two thousand and seventeen which he pledged that he would give a peace process chance for one year. and he would refrain from any actions that may preempt or prejudge issues it is therefore paramount status. and then he decides to jerusalem as israel's capital and he decides to drop it if it is from that file of negotiations and he decides that settlements are illegal yesterday his national security adviser bolton became the first american official to describe their legal

responsibility but the taliban and islamic state of previously targeted the region all schools been closed in jalalabad for the time being i spoke to muslim shares out an afghan parliamentary candidate about the ongoing threat of terror in his country seen documentaries said the name of the we're told and then the war now and now it is we see it in my country is going like this every day is a kind of suicide attack from the north to the hairs to the capital of kabul to the everywhere so in this case brigades will receive this tragedy is going day by day and for sure there is no a kind of sign that we see it all adds up and optimism to defer to the future of the country i don't think there will be a kind of peace process and there will be a peace settlement especially with more than six months i mean from there actually afghani government and you you saw the new report at the u.n. about forty thousand people count them insured in the last four years. we're looking at a bit now it's core processor time by the way coming up after the break power brokers business decision makers in asia pacific influences

in our province has risen to sixty eight and happened on the highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring pakistan. the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years it comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore ties eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in the late one nine hundred ninety s. . a court in peru has handed a second life sentence to the founder of the shining path rebel group. guzman was found guilty of orchestrating a car bomb attack in lima in one thousand nine hundred ninety two twenty five people were killed and more than one hundred fifty others were injured. now to brazil where the workers' party has named a replacement candidate for october's presidential election taking over from the jailed ignacio lula da silva it folds to former mayor phenomenon to try to just log brazil's current right wing government the relatively unknown how dad was due to run as deputy but now he takes the reins from the ex pr

attack in the province has risen to sixty eight it happened on a highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring pakistan. leader of ethiopia the leader of this of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years it comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore time eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in the late one nine hundred ninety miles. and of course in peru has handed a second life sentence to the founder of the shining path rebel group i've been made good smile on was found guilty of orchestrating a car bomb attack in limon in one nine hundred ninety two twenty five people were killed and more than one hundred fifty others were injured. around a million people took to the streets of barcelona to demand independence on town alone is national day the protesters were also calling for separatist leaders to be freed from jail they are currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia has failed bid to break away from spain last year. eu

state of previously targeted the region all schools as a matter of caution of now been closed in jalalabad for the time being let's talk to muslim. afghan parliamentary can't discuss his latest yet more violence in your country year after year this goes on. what's going to happen here the talks about bringing the taliban in trying to we're by the way we don't know who carried out these explosions yet we think we probably know who's behind it but they haven't come forward what is the way forward for your country in some sort of peace while it looks like that afghanistan as as we see in documentary said the name of the went out and then the war and now it is we see in my country is going like this every day is a kind of suicide attack from the north to the hairs to the capital of kabul to the everywhere so in this case it will be see this tragedy is going day by day and for sure there is no a kind of sign that we see it. optimism to defer to the future of the country what's the main problem here as a guy living in your pro country as you see it what is the main problem here we've got we've h

which targeted a large gathering in afghanistan in the eastern province of longer haar very close to jalalabad the capital about eight hundred people were gathered to demonstrate against the local police at least ten people were killed forty others were injured . now china's president xi jinping is meeting russian president vladimir putin in flood event stop during the eastern economic forum the three day meeting brings together the leaders of russia china japan and south korea as well as five thousand delegates from sixty countries it'll be the two leaders third meeting and it comes at a time when there's an escalating u.s. china trade war and u.s. led sanctions against russia challenges our correspondent in the blood of us don't . opening his meeting with cheating paying putin said that the two countries were working together in a spirit of trust and that they had much that they call could cooperate on politically economically and militarily as well now there is good strategic sense in russia and china getting closer together at the moment they're both eurasian neighbors with each other they

been accused of repeatedly raping a nun franco carl is the bishop of the northern indian city of jalalabad and says he assaulted her repeatedly between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen activists have been campaigning for his prosecution since june. denies the charges . india has launched its first national sex offenders register the names and details of more than four hundred forty thousand convicted people of sex attacks on the database it will only be accessible to law enforcement agencies. yemen may be at war but that's not stopping some young people from trying to revive the culture of cinema going to get sav been selling fast for the premiere of a local production andrew symonds reports from nearby djibouti. perhaps it's a distraction from a daily struggle that attracted so many people to the first public screening of a movie in yemen since civil war broke out tickets costing two dollars or something well despite the broken economy. ten days before the wedding stands out because it's a yemeni production a love story that takes in the wall with many of its effects russia whose weddin

of protesters in afghanistan dozens of people were injured in the blast near the eastern city of jalalabad the protesters had gathered at the protests as rather had gathered to show their anger over a local police commander provinces one of afghanistan's most volatile regions or let's speak to michael semple now who is professor at george mitchell institute for global peace security and justice at queen's university belfast his via skype from belfast thank you very much for joining us are the taliban is denying responsibility for this latest attack in one province is this the work of i so you think. sometimes these suicide bombings are carried out in such a way that it's really difficult to determine who did them they the taliban have a pattern of denying responsibility for the most egregious attacks but they are also trying to destabilize the government and that's exactly what happens when this kind of bomb goes off so it's possible that they carried it out but are just of voiding taking responsibility or it's possible that that ice will carry that out nobody gets to know and right as he

people were killed and forty others were injured the second blast was in the provincial capital jalalabad where at least nineteen people died. publicised chief negotiator has accused the us of doing israel's bidding by allowing more illegal settlements and cutting desperately needed aid to palestinians so other cat says the u.s. has left the negotiating table while breaking its own commitments that were made by president trump last year and to visit set up makeshift homes in the palestinian village in the occupied west bank in defiance of an israeli court order to evict people from the area high court judges approved the clearing of the village last week saying there's no evidence to prove the buildings are illegal israel wants to relocate the bedouin tribes that lives there to an area next to a landfill delegations from russia iran and turkey a meeting in geneva for a second day of talks on syria the talks come amid concerns over the looming battle over the rebel held on klav vidlin the u.n. says thousands of people have been displaced in the province because of continued syrian governme

afghanistan has risen to sixty eight more than one hundred others were injured in the blast near jalalabad the capital of manga have province its act targeted protesters who had gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander itzhak came just hours after a series of bombings on schools across the city china's president xi jinping is warning against the growth of protectionist trade policies across the world he's been speaking at the eastern economic forum in the russian city of lot of awestruck he's been meeting his counterpart vladimir putin and other regional leaders. brazil's jailed former president who is the last of the silver being replaced as the workers' party candidate in the next month's presidential election the former mayor of south pollo fernando had dad will now represent the posse on the ballot later has been barred from contesting because of a corruption conviction. not with all the headlines up a hill with more news on al-jazeera to get back to the people's health. the brazilian constitution has given its people a powerful legal right to drugs. alone even th

thirty two people were killed and dozens of others injured in the blast near the eastern city of jalalabad that gathered to show their anger against a local police commander nangarhar province is one of ghana's sons most volatile regions ethiopia and eritrea say they will pull back their soldiers stationed at their disputed border in order to ease tensions earlier to say they were celebrations after the reopening of a joint border crossing for the first time since the two nations fought a war twenty years ago the crossing is on the main road that links asmara and addis ababa the conflicts began in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight over a dispute in the same border area tens of thousands of people were killed during the war. laois is pushing ahead with plans to build more dams along the mekong river a partial collapse of a dam in july killed at least thirty people the country says it wants to become asia's power source exporting electricity to its wealthier neighbors but critics warn of an environmental disaster when he reports from chiang corn in neighboring thailand. fishing on the m

in the province has risen to sixty eight it happened on the highway between the eastern city of jalalabad and the main border crossing in a neighboring pakistan. the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in twenty years comes after they signed an agreement in july to restore times eighty thousand people were killed in a two year war between the countries in one thousand nine hundred ninety six. and a court in peru has handed a second life sentence to the found. the shining path a rebel group. man was found guilty of orchestrating a car bomb attack in lima in one thousand nine hundred two twenty five people were killed and more than one hundred fifty others were injured. hungary's prime minister viktor orban is accusing the european union of trying to blackmail his country over its treatment of migrants the european parliament is debating whether or not to sanction hungry for undermining the rule of law the government is accused of weakening the independence of the judiciary and eroding press freedom among other things the e

said he two people were killed and dozens of others injured in the brass near the eastern city of jalalabadhat gathered to show their anger against a local police commander provinces one of afghanistan's most volatile regions. the number of people suffering from hunger is on the rise which is the the un's which anyone says both unacceptable and inexcusable is food and agricultural organization says one of out of every nine people doesn't have enough food it rains war and primate change for the alarming numbers and says a child dies from hunger every five seconds but at the same time obesity is also increasing with six hundred seventy two million adults more than one in eight considered obese. one million people in the u.s. have been ordered to leave their homes as a powerful storm approaches the east coast hurricane florence expected to make landfall on thursday in north and south carolina already a category four storm is predicted to strengthen in the coming days u.s. national hurricane center is warning of one hundred ninety kilometer an hour winds flooding and coastal sages. let's now tu

large crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the blast the jalalabad the capital of province the protesters have gathered to demand the resignation of a local police commander and i've seen a space of islip tanks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement and those the headlines will use fear in a little over twenty five minutes on al jazeera right after the stream next. there's a barber. goes from what you have to. as . this story is. told by the people. from the ok in your in the stream today we'll take a look at the mothers of wink of the last night in sweden it's a new al-jazeera documentary about a group of women improving their neighborhood while buckling against corrosive stereotypes imo they could be a lot of will speak to the producer of the film and discuss whether sweden's reputation for tolerance and community harmony is under threat send us your comments via twitter and the live chat. so we didn't ace facing a period of political limbo after the fall right sweden democrats recorded its best ever general election result to finish t

we have to be prepared to watch al qaeda march into jalalabad and kandahar city and places like that and show how they defeated the americans. if we're willing to accept those losses, accept those images, then, you know, that's what should be done. again, i'm a believer we should -- we're not fighting smartly. we haven't been fighting smartly since the beginning of the conflict and it's hard to even talk about what outcomes might look like until we get it right. >> sure. i mean it's called the war on something for a reason. it's the new normal unfortunately. we will continue to say we're fighting this iteration of al qaeda, this iteration of isis with few dynamics. the syria problem illustrates this. we're in syria and haven't been invited in. we're in syria to defeat isis. russia is in syria to prop up the assad regime. iran is in syria to threaten israel. we're in syria to defeat isis and like you said we have this bumper sticker campaign where we're saying isis is defeated and the president wants to run on this in 2020. he risks being in the same situation obama was in when he sai