or for some analysis now let's bring in middle east analyst khaled waste he joins us here in the studio good morning thank you so much for being with us khaled the bombing campaign in eastern guta has claimed hundreds of lives this week alone what are syrian forces hoping to achieve with this they're not just on the student.

or for some analysis now let's bring in middle east analyst khaled waste he joins us here in the studio good morning thank you so much for being with us khaled the bombing campaign in eastern guta has claimed hundreds of lives this week alone what are syrian forces hoping to achieve with this they're not just only syrian forces they are forces as forces with allied militia from you know i mean back militia shiite militia they could win and if you want to school in that order is you have the one side you have so in the forces fighting there is you. this is the theory and i know we have. we had on so they are facing a double from the from the seat in the g.m. and the it off and the iranian backed militia forces is trying to achieve population transfers i think not dissimilar to what you have seen in europe some time ago and cleansing the sun a population that is opposed to assad and that have been is actually in damascus you call it use them with all that it is other than administrative leave it is the mosque is kind of a suburb of damascus eastern ghouta you know the area well you've ser

over some analysis now let's bring in middle east analyst khaled waste he joins us here in the studio good morning thank you so much for being with us khaled the bombing campaign in eastern guta has claimed hundreds of lives this week alone what are syrian forces hoping to achieve with this they're not just on the syrian forces they are forces as forces with allied militia from militia shiite militia they could win and if you want to what's called so in that order is you have the one side you have so in the forces fighting there is you. this is experience. with you're on so they are facing a double from the from the seat in the team and the it off and the iranian backed militia forces is trying to achieve population transfers i think not dissimilar to what you have seen in europe some time ago and cleansing the sun a population that is opposed to assad better but is that actually in damascus you use them with all that it is other than administratively it is the mosque it's a kind of a suburb of damascus eastern ghouta you know the area well you've served as a correspondent yourself in

khaled, who was a pharmacy assistant in syria, now works part—time in waitrose.government forces bombed first his neighbourhood and then a second area, where he'd taken refuge. i decided with my family to leave syria, turkey, because i like my family. to protect them. i remember my brothers, i remember my friend, my neighbours. here it's more safe, more safe, but in syria it's like, you know in syria it's like fighting, but it's still my country. you miss it a bit, yeah? yeah. but the old syria is gone. this mobile phone footage sent by a friend shows what their flat in homs looks like today. the scheme to resettle refugees from syria is overseen by the home secretary, amber rudd, who was in a camp in lebanon this week. the uk has promised to give homes to 20,000 of the most vulnerable by the end of 2020 and is now halfway to that target. i think that the british public can be very proud of that, proud of the fact they've been able to reach that commitment, that these families are being resettled in the community and are being looked after. but campaigners say br

where you can see on the map where the nato attack took place as khaled mentioned thirteen people were killed in the bombardment including three children he says his heists may have been targeted because his father was a general who served under libya's former leader moammar gadhafi but khaled sais it was just a family not a legitimate target he began his battle for justice back in twenty twelve but has faced an uphill struggle to actually get his case heard in court nato which enjoys a degree of legal immunity in such cases argues that it had no intelligence suggesting civilians were in the house at the time of the strike however callid ses his lawyers have not found a way of challenging the protections afforded to the alliance and he hopes his case what are the precedent for others who also lost their families. when we gathered our families in different parts of libya we found a man whose wife and daughter and son as well as his mother died during the shelling and there were other families in other cities a lot of families we compiled a report from all identified victims after having

from a prime minister and bangladesh nationalist party chairman khaled as the i was brought to this old central jail in a makeshift accommodation basically a daycare center this central jail no longer exists here the central jail has been moved to its god of the city she was brought to by a white s.u.v. accompanied by her dumb ass the cattle chill be kept until from their order now the defense counsel told me they will file for an appeal with the high court that depends on how soon they get the starting five verdict in their hand that could take weeks or even few days the call don't open till sunday a lot of onlookers the and curious people heavily cordoned off area now we tried to talk to a lot of people didn't want to go on the camera because of heavy security presence and now we know a lot of people out there like or told us the country faces a serious political uncertainty in the year of the election if the ruling party with a smaller party goes into election without the main opposition party critics an expert told us that probably won't be accepted by a majority of the population a

came out of the city's biggest mosque by the look around to protest against former prime minister khaled does yes friday the heavy presence of riot police in the straight a lot of this protesters gathered near the party central office but they've been described since because of the police all eyes are on the high court now bangladesh nationalist party wants to appeal her friday. courts are heavily influenced by the government critics and opposition are saying the bangladesh court is nowhere neutral specially in the lord called their influence by the government and about it was politically motivated we have yet to see what the high court radek will be to exult case nevertheless bangladesh nationalist party saying it will still run for the election even if their leader is behind the bar that other leaders to give them guidelines including khaled as the son who is in london but the protest across the country is continuing critics annexed by there saying this is a major concern for instability in the country unless the major national party takes pride in the election otherwise the country wi

and they are the shia the shia militia is huge responsibility and they are backed by your own yahoo khaled always thank you so much for joining us and for that very strong dose of reality here as president donald trump has announced a new round of economic sanctions on north korea washington is taking aim at shipping companies from nine countries accused of illegal trading with killing young al these measures are intended to force north korea to end its nuclear and missile programs in a speech to the conservative political action conference trump said the new measures what the toughest yet. we imposed today the heaviest sanctions ever imposed on a country which was a little and frankly hopefully something positive can happen we will say but hopefully something positive can happen but that just was announced and i want to let you know we have imposed the heaviest sanctions ever imposed. so i spoke to reuters correspondent josh smith who is in seoul and i asked him what's different about these sanctions announced by president trump is latest sanctions take quite a targeted approach to some o

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it is home to a large mixed race community who were designated hate khaled's during the upon take issue in. these communities were forcibly removed from their homes and dumped here . many young people without cultural roots or status have turned to drugs and gangs. but now this area has spawned an innovative scheme to use technology to offer a way out of the cycle of drugs and violence. this new cafe on the cape flats is unique to the city. here no money ever changes hands but nothing is for free people pay for their meals and refreshments with a virtual currency cold is locked us. many of these young people are unemployed and some of them even homeless they enslaved was that accredited to get digital wanted by attending free i.c.t. courses. are. letters can be used in the online store to buy groceries and time to train tickets haircuts and smacks at the youth cafe where free wife i and access to computers is also available to. be. desired to exchange program and the youth cafe itself a key parts of the model brands find good i welcome to it i left it here good to meet you and nice you

ties with ankara the to nato allies of pain it all adds of course kurdish forces in syria not his khaled mostly just an ally tell us all of the cycle of hike what's been happening in the build up to this final leg it to listen this trip a lot. well as folks are anticipating tillerson is upcoming visit people recalling how in the past when u.s. officials have visited turkey they have talked about the country's security concerns saying that they're legitimate and voicing support for the turkish government in combat and security concerns this is what we've heard in the past. one nation and one of our allies. and insurgency inside its own borders and nato and america stand with turkey on a judgment should curity concern we have never given heavy arms to the walk to do so there is no one to take buck. now interestingly some of these security concerns that u.s. officials say they support turkey in combating these security concerns are can security concerns the united states has done something.

the idea that their only hospitals in eastern gator which the syrian army are fighting against next khaled maupin takes a look at what we can expect from this second round of imminent talk tonight. well at this point russia is putting forward amendments to the proposed resolution that would call for a thirty day cease fire now the talk on everyone's mind is eastern ghouta now this is a suburb of damascus located to the east of the syrian capital and at this point there is a lot of fighting going on in that city and there's been a lot of reports in the press about civilian casualties and ongoing suffering and we've gotten a response from russia insisting that the situation in ghouta is quite complex we have terrorists there they're essentially using civilians as human shields furthermore that area eastern go to is being essentially used as an area from which to shell damascus and to attack the mascot's so a lot more complicated than the western leaders are making it out to be. and information war is now spreading in all spheres of life and western partners are now over reacting to all this

targeted because his father was a general who served under libya's former leader muammar gaddafi but khaled ses it was just a family home and not a legitimate military target now he began his belt for justice back in twenty twelve but has faced an optical struggle to get his case to court need to argue that it was a military site and it had no intelligence suggesting civilians were in the house at the time of the strike nevertheless khalid stresses this is just one case among many where nato has refused to take responsibility. for what we gathered our families in different parts of libya we found a man whose wife and daughter and son as well as his mother died during the shelling there were other families in other cities a lot of families we compiled a report from all identified victims after having documented in photograph the material was so that this case could become a historical precedent. more news stories in ninety seconds. per. level. dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks try to tell you that because of the public but the poin

but you can see here on the map where the nato strike took place as khaled mentioned thirteen people were killed in the bombardment including three children he say's his heists may have been targeted because his father was a general who served under libya's former leader moammar gadhafi but tell it say's it was just a family home not a legitimate military target he began his battle for justice back in twenty twelfth but his face an uphill struggle to get his case to court nato argues that it was a military site and it had no intelligence suggesting civilians were in the house out the time of the strike nevertheless callid stresses this is just one case among many where nato has refused to take responsibility. we gathered our families in different parts of libya we found a man whose wife and daughter and son as well as his mother died during the shelling and there were other families in other cities a lot of families we compiled a report from all identified victims after having documented in photograph the material was so that this case could become a historical precedent. after the b

are excluded from the agreement that was a big concern all along operate against them will continue khaled mopin has more on this un initiative. there has been a resolution agreed on by the fifteen member body that leads the united nations regarding the situation in eastern guta this is an enclave to the east of the syrian capital of damascus and it's a place that's under the control of rebels and terrorists that are working to overthrow the syrian government twenty thirteen it has been surrounded by government forces and the fighting there has recently intensified and we're hearing allegations against both sides about human life being taken about civilians being killed we're hearing accusations from the syrian observatory for human rights which is based in the united kingdom there saying that if syria with the support of russia is hurting civilians and committing atrocities against civilians we've also heard reports from the russian center for reconciliation in syria they are pointing out that the areas essentially being used to shell civilians in damascus furthermore they're reporting th

targeted because his father was a general who served under libya's former leader moammar gadhafi but khaled say's it was just a family home and not a legitimate target he began his battle for justice back in twenty twelve but has faced an uphill struggle to actually get his case heard in court nato which enjoys a degree of legal immunity in such cases argues that it had no intelligence suggesting civilians were in the house at the time of the strike where or how they'd say it his lawyers have find a way of challenging the protections afforded to the alliance and he hopes his case will send a precedent for others who also lost their family. when we gathered our families in different parts of libya we found a man who's worked for daughter and son as well as his mother died during the show and there were other families in other cities a lot of families we compiled a report from identified victims after having documented in photograph the material was so that this case could become a historical precedent. campaigning for the my oral elections in the japanese city of nine go has again highlighte

use among a number of high profile figures in fact to be sent such mail of the last couple of days khaled maupin reports now the incident took place at the office of former u.s. president barack obama this is his office on the northwest side of washington d.c. place he has been ranting for the purpose of conducting business not too far from his residence now this comes just hours after a similar package with a similar suspicious white powder was delivered to the house of parliament in the united kingdom so questions are being raised about that individuals are trying to get to the surface of that situation in the u.k. it's being investigated on the previous day we have the delivery of a suspicious and follow up to the residence of donald trump jr the son of the u.s. president now when the package was delivered we then heard that his wife vanessa trump the wife of the president's son that she was taken to the hospital preemptively in their concern. and that this is specious white powder may have actually contained a dangerous substance like anthrax or something like that it was tweeted out

and who is currently on the offensive in northern syria against groups that it deems as terrorists khaled morgan has more on the tensions currently playing out in syria u.s. secretary of defense james mattis has confirmed that u.s. armed kurdish forces in the ass d.f. have been relocating to the northern parts of syria to protect territory from turkey. the destruction of was going on up enough and right now which is drawing off some of the syrian democratic forces the see the snuff and on the right so that is causing the police their attention to shift. now the kurds and turkey are both key u.s. allies in the region however there's been tension between all three of them in recent months now we've heard of how the usa has been arming the kurdish forces and providing them with weapons now and carra has been quite upset by this action they consider this to be the arming of terrorists now at this point we do have a statement from james mattis confirming that he believes there are legitimate security concerns on turkey's part about these kurdish forces that have been armed by the united states

been released and the memo is now public you know that has indeed mean lots of reaction coming in as khaled was saying we discuss the revelations of the memo with a number of list this is their take. as an american citizen outraged by what i read here they perpetrated a fraud on our court to obtain the rights to surveil american citizens and you know that is just outrageous behavior to think that multiple parties in our government would perpetrate a fraud against a court to go way over a boy and surveil an active president members of an active presidential campaign that in and of itself without considering the bias that is that is just outrageous that anybody who is actually involved with this these to be the subject of a vigorous prosecution it needs to be made an example of i think this is the number one question that remains how much did this deal go see a in that that kind of salacious bogus information how much did that play into the intelligence community's assessments that russia was colluding back in october not the media that chris deal with trying to peddle this story to eat only

election even if their leader is behind the bar that other leaders to give them guidelines including khaled as the son who is in london but the protest across the country's continuing critics annexed by their saying was a major concern for instability in the country unless the major national party takes pride in the election otherwise the country will go into political uncertainty down the road the prime minister has announced election to be somewhere around december of this year and we have yet to see how the political fallout is down the road. the u.s. state department is demanding that an investigation be launched after the reuters news agency published a story about the small storing of or hinge of muslims in the in march. the events leading up to the killing of ten range of men and has witness testimonies from buddhist villages as well as security personnel a warning job the silvis report contains images that some viewers may find distressing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist

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emirates had intentions to invade his country last june at the beginning of the gulf diplomatic crisis khaled bin mohamad told the washington post that cattles gulf neighbors have in his words tried everything to destabilize the country saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain cut ties with qatar and imposed a blockade after accusing it of supporting terrorism cata has strongly denied the allegations. a un human rights body is calling for the immediate release of an al jazeera journalist from jail in egypt saying his imprisonment violates international laws mahmud hussein was jailed almost fourteen months ago what prosecutors said was broadcasting false news to spread chaos but he and al jazeera deny the accusations hussein has repeatedly complained of mistreatment while in prison. about a city and teenager has been killed during a confrontation with the israeli military the nineteen year old was shot in the head and shahada southwest of janine israeli forces have raided the region twice in the past twenty four hours searching for a palestinian suspected of killing a rabbi in january. well t

thank you in the name of god the merciful the compassionate excellence a chef sober whole khaled and how much a president of the security council excellent see mr antonio what there is secretary general of the united nations excellent is excellent he is members of the security council may the peace mercy and blessings of god be upon you seventy years have passed since palestine's knockabout took place since then six million palestinian refugees continue to suffer from the cruelty of exile and loss of human security they continue to wander the world and after the loss of their peaceful and stable lives in their homeland of. want wherever they are bored of the thirteen million palestinians whose country has yet to be recognized as a full member state of the united nations. by the numerous resolutions reaffirming their right to self-determination. and this by resolutions reaffirming their right to statehood as well on their national lead. excellences. we are the descendants of the cannon idea that lived in the land of the palestine five thousand years ago and continuously remained there

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khaled later tweeted high to jump down. she was the cutest in the world. 1 million views. >>> rapper drake dropped his latest video and he was giving fans plenty of reasons to smile. the musician donated the entire million dollar budget that was set aside to spend on the shooting and production of the project. some of the giveaways appear in the video for god's plan including $30,000 in grocery donations. the charitable act will impact people all over miami florida. drake called it the most important thing he has ever done in his career. >> a lot of people are talking about that and about that video. it is 6:49. it is time now for a preview of "gma." >> let's join robin roberts in the "gma" studios and robin, yesterday we talked about how the florida school shooting survivors aren't giving up. today more proof they're not giving up. >> reporter: you're right about that, matt and tam. those young survivors of the florida school massacre they're preparing to meet with state legislators this morning in tallahassee. they're going to push for tighter gun restri

from the prime minister and bangladesh nationalist party chairman khaled as the i was brought to this old central jail in a makeshift accommodation basically a day care center this central jail no longer exists here the central jail has been moved to it's got off the city she was brought to by a white s.u.v. accompanied by her domestic cattle chill be kept until from their order now the defense counsel told me they will file for it pill with the high court that depends on how soon they get the start if i'd write it in their hand that could take weeks or when few days the court don't open til sunday a lot of onlookers there and curious people heavily cordoned off area and i would try to talk to a lot of people didn't want to go in the camera because of heavy security presence and now we know a lot of people on the record told us the country faces a serious political uncertainty in the year of the election if the ruling party with a smaller party goes into election without the main opposition party critics an expert told us that probably won't be accepted by a majority of the population

election even if their leader is behind the bar that other leaders to give them guidelines including khaled as he our son who is in london but the protest across the country's continuing critics annexed by their saying was a major concern for instability in the country unless the major national party takes pride in the election otherwise the country will go into political uncertainty down the road the prime minister has announced election to be somewhere around december of this year we have yet to see how the political fallout is down the road the european union's chief negotiator has warned plans for a period of transition to ease person's withdrawal from the flow could be at risk michelle bonnie he says substantial disagreements with christian jeopardizing london's plans for a transition period from two years after a formal e.c.u. in two thousand and change he also rejected criticism from britain's bracks it minister david davis described proposals to sanction russian if it breached e.u. rules join the transition as discussed here. but will pay two hundred forty five million dollars of it

khaled, who was a pharmacy assistant in syria, now works part—time in waitrose. refuge. i decided with my family to leave syria, turkey, because i like my family. to protect them. i remember my brothers, i remember my friend, my neighbours. here it's more safe, more safe, but in syria it's like, you know in syria it's like fighting, but it's still my country. you miss it a bit, yeah? yeah. but the old syria is gone. this mobile phone footage sent by a friend shows what their flat in homs looks like today. hello, what's your name? the scheme to resettle refugees from syria is overseen by the home secretary, amber rudd, who was in a camp in lebanon this week. the uk has promised to give homes to 20,000 of the most vulnerable by the end of 2020 and is now halfway to that target. i think that the british public can be very proud of that, proud of the fact they've been able to reach that commitment, that these families are being resettled in the community and are being looked after. but campaigners say britain could still be doing much more. there are more than 5 mill

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