to provide both include the united states, the uk and the gulf countries of saudi arabia, uae and katarraqi ground troops pressed into isil held territory but it's not having the effect people thought it would, residents have gone and with isil being pushed back the towns are being left deserted and we report from one such ghost town. >> reporter: battle damaged and brittle. this is the town of south of kakook city and ten days ago it was in the hands of isil fighters but then pershmerga forces moved in and isil was defeated leaving likely armed residents to protect the little that is left and so now it's a ghost town and uninhabitable of boobie trapping buildings and that is posing a challenge. >> translator: the main problem that we are facing right now is that only the main roads and streets in the city are clear and safe while almost all the houses, schools and government directories are wired by t and t and explosives and could blowup any time. >> reporter: the iraqi army and pershmergma are fighting isil as they pose threats to the area. this is an indication of the challenges tha

and but really the focus, the world cup in katar did for many aspects in katar is amazing.f them is having, you know, a forecast on our young team that will participate in 2022 and participate positively but believe me in all aspects of life in katar we are winning in many aspects. >> how important is it for katar not just to host the cup but have a competitive team taking part as well? >> it's very important because first i think katar by nature love participating in football and love playing and like winning and they like to host of course big events and especially futbol and really, you know, think about it as more than just being a game. it's a positive driving tool for change and it makes the nation focus. >> do you have concerns at all that the world cup will be taken from katar? >> no, we as a nation we are focused 100% on delivering what we promised and we promised amazing world cup and we will do that in 2022. we understand and amir himself, he led the way on talking about some of the short comes that we have. and the prime minister of the whole cabinet is really f

it's now this unity government which is supported by both hamas and the katar party in the west bankson this is very significant is because as we have been saying gaza is out from the cold politically and we have a senior figure like banki moon coming here, meeting with the political leadership and the timing of it of course is very significant, not least because we are now coming off the back of a very long conflict which so many people lost their lives and so many people lost their homes and now the reconstruction really needs to begin. if you only look at what happened on sunday with the international community coming together to raise $5.4 billion for the reconstruction and the aid of the gaza strip, mr. ban's visit just ties into the fact the gaza strip now has international support politically. >> thank you, reporting from gaza. bolivia president down played speculation he will continue with this and took 60% of the vote and popular for delivering economic and political stability but largely done through the nationalzation of the oil and gas industry. and morales is on track fo

protection of infrastructure are big priorities and there is a conference taking place right here in katarter: taking out the latest equipment built so much with not foreign theatres in mind but security challenges at home. the protests being staged around the world governments are looking for the best ways to maintain security. >> all industries are concerned by internal security and if you look you will find from the shoes for security people and to the most huge technology, advanced technology. >> reporter: here we have protective clothing, bulletproof cars and gas masks and riot gear and tear gas and drones and 3d imaging of battle zones. >> the software to pinpoint a sniper and see his area of operation. >> reporter: most of what is displayed here is promoted to protect countries from the inside and often in close confines. wars like iraq and afghanistan have shown things have changed and customers demanding more than protection for the troops, in the case of this armored personnel vehicle they are looking for speed and agility because a lot of the fighting is now street to street in

conspired with hamas and freeing muslim brotherhood members and accused of passing classified documents to katarould face the death penalty if found guilty. al jazeera continues to demand the release of three journalists in prison in egypt and fahmy and gres that and mohamed have been in jail 287 jail and accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood and are repealing the convictions and mohamed got extra three years because of a spent bullet he picked up at a protest and more to come on the news hour and greek politicians try to appease the people dissolutioned with the state with plans to cut funds for political parties plus. >> i'm in mumbai and coming up, we will see if india new commercial futbol league can compete in a country where cricket is king. ♪ global ebola outbreak cannot be controlled without a massive international response according to the u.n. special envow for ebola, david navarro and comes as the world health organization confirmed more than 4,000 people have now died in the outbreak and majority of the deaths have been in west africa. who says the 2316 people have died in liberia