salman khan, co-founder of khan academy, believes an education should be available to anyone, any at no cost. anywhere at no cost. >> back in 2004 i was an analyst in a government investment firm, my cousin and her family were being, visiting from new orleans where i grew up. i was tutoring her with math. i started working her every day after work for me, after school for her. it kind of worked out. she went to going better in math, getting caught up, i started working with her younger brothers. a couple of things happened, two years go by, word gets around, free tutoring going and, i found myself with 15 cousins i was trying to work with, i started to write credit gentleman why software for them, the first khan academy, where i got the fame there. i had shown this to a friend, we had moved out here to sloven, -- silicon valley. put up tutorial and put it on youtube. it's for dogs playing pianos, and cats on roller skates. but i gave it a shot. and from those first new videos in november 2006, it became clear that people who were not my cousins were watching and by 2008-2009 i set it

. >>> nato khan was prime minister when japan's nuclear nightmare first began. >> about an hour after the earthquake hit i first received the news that the fukushima power plant had lost all power and all cooling functionality. >> reporter: within days three reactors at fukushima had melted down. multiple hydrogen explosions ripped through the plant causing khan to consider the unthinkable. >> translator: i had experts simulate a worst-case scenario showing how far the accident could spread. if conditions were to deteriorate there were 50 million people within a 250 kilometer radius of fukushima daiichi. all those people would have to evacuate. >> reporter: the country and the world held their breath as the disaster that could have turned tokyo into a ghost town was slowly brought under control. >> we were walking on a knife's edge wondering whether the worst case scenario would occur or not. >> reporter: the close call caused the prime minister to reassess everything he believed about nuclear energy. >> while you were priements in the middle of this crisis is when your view often nuc

khan. welcome back to watching false and just for ukraine's parliament the heated debate over an amnesty bill for ancestors part of its great to once crisis there. syrian peace negotiators in geneva agree to talk about transitional government. in the same room though. among the other issues on the table opening a un court of the deceased for city of palms. egypt is to try westerners including three journalists from that artist international news shout out to zero

court to pass judgement on the united states now the man behind the case is nor khan whose father was a tribal elder from pakistan's northwestern tribal region and he was killed along with some forty others in a u.s. cia drone strike in march two thousand and eleven of the something to his father was not connected to any terrorism or militancy and even opposed it however on the other hand the cia reportedly still claims that it had quote unquote killed no noncombatants in that strike so for two years nor khan has been is seeking clarification on the policies and practices of the british government who is trying to get a judicial review asking the courts to examine whether officials at the british intelligence agency g c h q it in fact shared information about targets in pakistan with the cia and whether this in turn could make the british spies complicit in murder or war crimes as the law here states so here we are today with the court of appeal ruling essentially deciding against a review it's understood as not wanting to damage the u.k.'s relations with the united states consulate y

imran khan. al jazeera. >>> the woman known as jihad jane will be spending many years behind bars.the 50-year-old had agreed to kill a swedish artist who had offended muslims. gave col eenl rose a reduced term because she cooperated with investigators. >>> next. being used on the black market. radioactive water, leaking into the pacific eververyday? >> join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america >> a jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour >> here are the headlines at this hour breaking news... sports... business... weather... live news...every hour, on the hour only on al jazeera america >> take a look at business news, wall street starting off mainly flat. dow down eight points. a spoig report on the private sector putting a drag on the market. senate expected to vote to confirm janet yellen as the first woman to head the federal reserve. she's got a lot on her plate as the end of the central bank bond buying stimulus program. >> janet yellen has to

imran khan reports. >> reporter: as a standingoff between the group islamic state of iraq and the levantand progo groups, tins, the humanitarian situation gets worse. >> translator: government services aren't provides. there's no oil, gas, or petrol. >> reporter: progovernment groups have called on the tribes to force the al-qaeda groups to lead. >> translator: i call on them to take action and we are with them, we stand beside them constantly and support them. the army is ready, but we want them to take the initiative in order to pull the rug out from under the feet of those evil people. i call on them to unite and to take a stance to prevent a deterioration in fallujah. >> reporter: an interim deal has been struck. and isil fighters not wanting to surrender, a ground assault may be the only option level. imran khan, al jazeera. >>> it is day 11, al jazeera, still awaiting the release of our three colleagues who have been detained inside a cairo prison since december 29th. nicole johnston has more. >> reporter: the network is demanding the release of their colleagues. they are accused o

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imran khan, al jazeera. >> at least 16 people have died in election related violence in bangladesh. despite pretty tight security heading into those polls. 300 parliamentary seats are up for grabs but the main opposition party is boycotting the vote leaving more than half of those seats now uncontested. more than 50,000 troops are deployed all around the country and the u.s. and eu refuse to send monitors, because the conditions are not set for full and fair elections. >>> all calm in the capital dhaka. >> to rm the constitution of bangladesh. >> the opposition once held an election like this themselves. this time they should have taken part for the sake of the country. >> reporter: outside the capital a quite different picture of polling stations looted and burning. and victims of political violence, hundreds of dead and thousands injured in the past yearful of them innocent bystanders, violence that has been the, prime minister under virtual house arrest and sheik hasina who didn't need to vote her own seat was uncontested. >>> streets were quiet, eerily so. this was no ordinary e

the words that abdul rashid khan says in this book-- this is a man who probably came to my tent everyhour or two, and the man that i knew is not the man who's portrayed in this book. >> you seem to be saying that most of it is b.s. >> the most generous thing i could say is that it's grossly exaggerated, and probably the harshest thing i could say is a lot of it just sounds like outright fabrication. >> in april 2011, the school sat empty, and we were told by a tribal leader that it had never been used. >> no one's there at all. you know, i think, at best, it might end up being used as a storage shed for stuff. >> we obviously wanted to talk to greg mortenson, who has appeared on just about every news and talk show on television, but he didn't want to talk to 60 minutes. he dismissed our initial request for an interview, and our follow-up messages and emails have gone unanswered. we finally decided to seek him out at a speaking engagement and book-signing in atlanta. >> steve kroft. >> nice to meet you. >> how you doing? >> thanks. >> you got five minutes for us today? >> um... i need

>> narrator: to get khan to cooperate, an fbi agent,t, bj kang, was sent to atherton, california, toonfront her at home. >> we try to initially do most of the talking. we tell them, "we're not just here to tell you that you're in trouble. i want to help you." make it clear to that person that, you know, this isn't going to go away. >> narrator: kang told her what the fbi knew: that she had passed valuable inside information to rajaratnam. >> the message that we want to get across is, this is a serious situation. you know, your life is never going to be the same again. >> narrator: after a two-hour meeting, roomy khan agreed to cooperate and become an informant for the fbi. in new york, agents had been looking for other potential informants among rajaratnam's employees. >> we spent months surveilling people from their home to the subway, to work, followed them on their breaks, listened to what they had to say, who they were speaking to, so that we could learn as much as we could about these people. >> narrator: one of those people was david slaine, a trader who once worked alongside t

know, your life is never going to be the same again. >> narrator: after a two-hour meeting, roomy khangreed to cooperate and become an informant for the fbi. in new york, agents had been looking for other potential informants among rajaratnam's employees. >> we spent months surveilling people from their home to the subway, to work, followed them on their breaks, listened to what they had to say, who they were speaking to, so that we could learn as much as we could about these people. >> narrator: one of those people was david slaine, a trader who once worked alongside turney duff at galleon. >> david slaine was one of the most feared people on wall street. he's a big guy, very intimidating, and there wasn't a personality bigger on wall street when it came to trading. >> narrator: in june 2007, fbi agent david chaves and his squad moved in. >> and on the given day, when we felt that the timing was right, we would get behind that person in a starbucks or dunkin' donuts and when the clerk would ask, "how do you take your coffee?" we would answer for him, "two sugars and cream. please come

i was never my ear and standing apart from his mom's independent senator shayne ross asked mr khan and if he knew that the coin the pay deal. your memorable moments he knew nothing about. its wheels karen o'donnell said mr carney should now be recalled before the committee store dynamics so i'd be asking chair and it is hard even for the rest back in order to see again. up because i can be. it's no one's tool. bac the people we represent which our citizens taxpayers. the other hand the agency under the spotlight today was the st vincent's health care group which manages three hospitals win prizes. it insists it is in compliance with publicly on the scene. although the agency does not. its chairman old whelan told the committee today. under proposed changes. the pay of its chief executive would no longer come from phones the results should be. with the there would be no audit compliance issues with a tizzy. sorry if the seal repeated in dire need for funds generated by the price of all the official site for a few of the sector finances as such it's going to get a committee chairman john

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pakistan ttp in cellphone pda chief tim gunn khan who has been one of the biggest boat real sporting peace talks with the august on the devine said any new job creation reveals that people of the country's enemies. with the brussels to get up for that too the director of mental vision of the gunmen escaped dawson offloaded. what is the new site keep it. yup but with idyllic and mad. but if i decide to do with a drop off at the home of one of the school pupil five wood to chop the ticket. young won all twenty wickets cheaply if our august on new gf and my gut. sunny jets had on tuesday bombed suspected the nearby strong voice in the climate region bordering of august on getting the keys ready for it. does it it's fun system causes seventeen off to the bottom on mon to cds of violent attacks targeting the country's security forces. so please continue to be the death and fear often connected to the open. i just missed buses said bill crews are getting the brunt of the tussle between the government and insurgents eye. he's a smart guy. i love to hear what i'm going to get that an award o

is responsible for g c h q he had lodged a public interest immunity application in order to stop khan's claim for being heard which the lawyer says suggests that there may be things that knows that he does not wish to disclose and there lies a source really a public anger this lack of transparency in what is a very controversial and increasingly unpopular practice but as it stands today the appeal here is lawsuit it seems we won't be finding out this time if the u.k. was indeed helping the cia from one of their own.

on the booming number of phone and internet stands in the country ie and report to the severity of khan operations use to extract personal financial information. the kids financial information as eighteen million koreans stylist weeks the fruits of social security numbers and cellphone numbers dress is a credit card numbers. i've been belting concerns that the highly sensitive information will be misused a new type of statistics gap that has illegally up tina personal information has emerged. this cheque to practice worse when they're sent text messages containing malicious links back to the views expressed personal financial be that when these new types of machine messages. the present day card company or financial authorities in tricking users by making them think they're being contacted in regard to their week to personal information. a korean internet security provider in ski socks as it's been over one hundred and seventy three he says of these kinds of species camps reported. just in the past two weeks to deal with the rising number of stamps. the ministry of science ict in future

imran khan. al jazeera. >> civilian protest again the tactics and the islamic state in iran in the levant. anita, battles are still being fought. so the question has to be, what is your understanding of what is going on? >> reporter: beginning to get a sense of a broad brush detail of what's going on. for want of a better term, the moderate syrian forces are the ones who have decided that they have had enough of the actions of the islamic state of iran in the levant, now of course occupying many areas particularly in the north of the country. so there is a new grouping, a more effective grouping it would seem at the moment of moderate forces facing the islamic state of al qaeda force force ifs in e levalentine. big powerful block of fighters, the were form emerier, towards the end of last year. there was 11 big brightsd briga, are they siding with the free syrian forces? at the moment they are not saying what they are doing. but we understand they are assisting the free syrian forces. they don't

that it had caught it will kill that no one on calm but tense in that strike to the two years nor khan has been as seeking clarification on the policies and practices of the british government was trying to get a judicial review asking the courts to examine whether officials at the british intelligence agency tca peel in fact shared information about targets in pakistan in the cit a leather this in turn can make the british spies complicit in murder war crimes as the lord hears states. so here we are today with the court of appeals ruling essentially decided against a review. it's understood as not wanting to damage the u k's relations with the united states occassionally i also noted that the government of the former foreign secretary william hague who is responsible for cc hq has launched a interest immunity application in order to stock on screen for beancurd which the lawyer says i suggested that maybe things that moment he knows that he does not wish to disclose them lies the source really probably anger this lack of transparency one is a very controversial and increasingly unpopu

academy [ technical difficulties ] >> usually around middle school, obviously khan academy goes wellond that, it is often math. in my case it was my cousin who had done badly on a math placement test, and was being put in a slower track, and i thought that wasn't true to her potential, and i started tutoring her, and that kind of took off. >> it wasn't your intention to revolutionize education, you were just doing this for your cousin? >> yeah, whenever you work on anything, you daydream, but yeah, at the time it was just fulfilling a family need, but obviously it is now reaching 10 million students a month across 200 countries and a whole series of subjects. the focus of our -- of the organization is still math primarily, [ technical difficulties ] >> is that what makes the connection? >>, you know, i mean -- we're not [ technical difficulties ] >> oftentimes me, think through it, but at the same time it is focused on the intuition and a lot of subjects a lot of people have trouble with. >> so it does go to that program that we saw in chicago, where that is very much a one on one re

men living in the united kingdom were ignored by the court of appeals this week for two years nor khan has been pushing for the english courts to take up the case of his father's death his father was killed by what is believed to be a cia drone strike in northwest pakistan in two thousand and eleven now constant know if the u.k. helped the u.s. conduct that strike but it seems as if his efforts have hit another snag artie's tests are cilia his latest. court of appeal here in the u.k. essentially blocked an unprecedented case relating to a u.s. drone strike ruling that it could not be heard because that will be asking a u.k. court to pass judgement on the united states now the man behind the case is nor can whose father was a tribal elder from pakistan's northwestern tribal region and he was killed along with some forty others in a u.s. cia drone strike in march two thousand and eleven of the summer into his father was not connected to any terrorism or militancy and even opposed it however on the other hand the cia reportedly still claims that it had quote unquote killed no noncombatant

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imran khan, al jazeera. >> the fighter for syria there too it's under pressure too. rebel groups have been trying to drive the fighters outer of their strong holds. the battle has stretched to the town of el rocca beings. troops being run by i.s.i.l. in that area the group has apparently withdrawn from several bases in syria, handing them over to jabat el nusra another al qaeda backed groups. >> they have emerged as one of the two strongest groups in syria fighting president assad. now, it's not the first time they clashed with rebel groupings but it's the first time we see a united front formed by rebels whether islamist or not against i.s.i.l. this united front seems to be determined that they will rid syria of this group. the attack honor i.s.i.l. has extended to many groups outside syria and what is very interesting ask 92 thee groups have managed to get the fighters in i.s.i.l. to leave their positions to even run away from outside syria. this is the main objective of this attack, they want to rid the area of such an extremist group and they feel it is necessary

more from imran khan. >>> the agreement to do so was hard-fought. local sunni tribes insisted they be part of other operation. others gray, saying i.s.i.l. group, now mime minister al-maliki is pledged to are are attack. >> the army provides everything it needs in the weapon against terrorists. >> one to two days may you optimistic. surgical air strikes against the i.s.i.l. fighters but they are limited to the cities. others on the border with syria getting prid of the fighters there may prove to be more challenging. increasingly voal critics of the prime minister. >> we call on the government to meet demands of the people. demands that are not related to terrorism by any means. if there's a further escalation of violence in iraq then worse things may happen. especially because of what's happening in the region. >> the reason for the criticism is simple. general elections are scheduled for late april. awmed the political parties will be looking to get themselves into the best position as they can and exr force al-maliki to act. imran khan, al jazeer

khan academy joined us. we get a lot of inquiries, that the students that we graduate, what we want to do is this thing over here. can we participate in the creation of curriculum for higher education? it has been hard because of conflicts between academia and industries. if you want to get a job at google or nvidia, wherever, come to us and you can learn the skills necessary. we work with those companies to curate those skills and keep them up-to-date so at any point in time, you can understand what the right skills are. we decided to make it an industry where you can get education involved for a much broader set of companies. and i think what will hopefully be the dedication in the 21st century, it is not just us you can come to. anybody you can come to to really serve these employment needs. >> the academy force would count -- >> if you call it google university, my friends at google get nervous. it is called an industrywide alliance. >> i love this. if this doesn't wake up the community colleges, i don't

imran khan, al jazeera. >> the u.s.promises to send a shipment of air to surface missiles to help iraq's fight but new affiliates are growing, threatening to undo the peace that america fought so hard for. jonathan betz is here to explain. >> sunni stronghold minorities who feel marginalized by the prime minister. familiar to a lot of americans because you might remember back in 2004 this, four american contractors lynched in fallujah. that sparked a major u.s. offensive. america's bloodiest battles since vietnam were fought in anbar. 1300 americans died there, more than a third of all u.s. soldiers killed in iraq. but the tide did turn. back in 2007 it was called the awakening. the u.s. paid to switch sides and it worked. now it's feared that work erased, the islamic state in iraq and the levant, now an al qaeda affiliate, now controls parts of fallujah and ramadi. partly because there are three parties at work. you have the iraqi government, the prime minister, you also have that al qaeda group and then in the middle

. >> for more, imran khan, who has done a lot of reporting in iraq joins us here in the studio. we are hearing that a deal has been made in anbar province. what do you know about that? >> it was an interim agreement, announced through the mosques of the local area through the area this morning. what the tribal chiefs have decided to do, in conjunction with the government and army is to allow the army to refer further back from anbar and mountain operation with the local police forces to get rid of the i.s.i.l. fighters and tribes loyal to them. the police is a better acceptable way of the working than the iraqi army is. the iraqi army is divisive for a lot of tribes in the area that see it as a tool that was shi'a led. the police forces are more acceptable. what they are going to do is they'll go in and take over police check posts and get the police in the area so security can return. you saw the pictures of the humanitarian situation. one of the things they are hoping to do is get people into their homes. that means there was a change in tactic. we saw the army surround the an

to talk more about this i'm joined by our correspondent imran khan who reported from iraq. fallujah under the control of militants. is that the case or not? >> it depends how you look at this. yes, there are elements that have taken over government buildings. the iraqi sources said to us, "yes, it's under the control of the militants." what is happening is the iraqi army are on the outskirts, negotiating with the tribes to go into the city to take it over. the sunni tribes of fallujah are sworn to defend fallujah. they know the city and want to the say that we got rid of these militants without help from the iraqi army. there are those people in baghdad, in the central government. you say, "this is not the case." the army should take the lead in this operation. >> that's the point. why does the army have to take control. >> the army has to take control because the sunni groups there, the sunni tribal groups are stopping the army from going into fallujah, because they say we would like to do this ourselves. the tribes are split. there are those that have some sympathy, that

the misguided london so it seems the responsibility for the attack in the op scan to see it up but khan district which course many indices and restaurants. keeping four expect it's the international launch the fund said it represents a saving of qantas time was one of the dead and the united nations said he'll fit style for his asthma. are you upset on the end of conduct and teetered minister said. between thirteen and fifteen people and mostly for nina's took it but then that's not it sees going on in the btk. i bought a spokesman said. it was cute when children and students employed in the forty ministry said it could not confirm that tillman swing vote. state department spokeswoman jane sutton said none of the dead included us embassy stuff in common playing them or go home with much and i didn't see a thing of the dome of the novel the children listening to them. two days shooting of pc dinner time on friday evening they expect its income went into each hour. the jv what if i do too much of the street or so houses in the new baby of cons and business beetroot. the attack comes as mo

the last quarter of the century it of the khan. the board was elected to preserve the hall. a decade ago mr. guy carson revitalized the cafe. the current board has invested in the building for safety. however, it's extremely costly to maintain a cherished treasure. the hall was designed important american people elevator but it never had the money. now the 1wishd society will install an elevator. the hall could not have been built without the lucky scoot. now the hall will close for more than a half a year to accomplish the improvements. now all rooms will have modern technology to xhoom more uses and visitors. the hall remains the largest venue on market street for all citizens. the renovation will enhance the neighborhood and better serve the residential opts being added this year to the neighborhood. i urge you to join me a neighbor by approving entrepreneurs to give a life to the hall throughout this century. thank you >> thank you. thank you, commissioners i'm victor i'm working with gray star on the vacant lot next door hopeful that will be before you but during the pa

imran khan is in doha. imran why so much violence and why now?> reporter: it's sectarian in nature. there is a political conflict that is turning bloody, and has turned bloody for the last year. also let me give you some grim statistics. we're 15 days into the year. already over 50 people have died. -- 500 people have died. let's take a look. the twisted metal from a bomb blast is once again spread across a bagdad neighborhood. it's a pattern we see time and time again. parked car bombs go off and blood spills. the attacks follow a familiar pattern. al-qaeda-linked troops want to keep sectarian tensions boiling and chaos on the streets. the prime minister is calling this a war on terror, and says those responsible will be punished. >> translator: we will distinguish between houses that were possibly taken over by al-qaeda and used as bases. the houses that were the source of fire that killed our sons will be targeted by our forces. >> reporter: elsewhere in iraq, and it's not just shiite muslims that have been punished. in a northern city car bom

i've spoken at the naval war college, ali khan at the cdc. they have cut their budget by half, thanks guys. zombie culture is a blank slate where we can pour in all our anxieties. >> what did people realize who you were? >> i said i loved you in pretty in pink and two and a half men and i said no john cryer. it's interesting, depending on where i am. >> if you are at comicon -- >> it's dude what happened to the movie? if it's a college environment, it's like dude, you're awesome but i'm even more awesome. there was one time when i was actually at a disaster preparedness hurricane drill for fema for national guard -- >> down in texas? >> i was at fort sam houston. after i had spoke, talking to a room full of generals, i said what i do, is teach the american people about what you do. i went into that. he came to me afterwards and said i was a think tank, air force 2030, where is the air force going to be in 2030, and he said for the first time in a long time you got me thinking again. no greater compliment. >> nick says, zombie literature and m

that the people of san miguel has charla khan who have come here. and you're like you must go and from. where the people have decided to set fire to the machine it's. work. for. you to let me show you how are you going to feel good thank you i mean i know the greek gory is here so turn to end identify this man who is filming i want to see your id and i want to know why you fell manc. generous living yes because you need to respect the law that you give me it's my job. and i was ok with that we will be unable to him again because you cannot have a feel. for who does the company have a policy of criminalization and persecution against community members who oppose the company and both of us who are on two occasions i remember also critical enough that one was a violent assault on two members of our security force who ended up in the hospital . the other was a case where private property was damaged close to the marlin mine our property. we don't focus on identity or background. we focus on whether a crime has been committed. some a bit of the purpose o

imran khan is in doha, imran, where such a drastic increase in violence?> really, what we're seeing is a sectarian war breaking out in iraq. now it doesn't fit the legal definition of a civil war yet, but that is the fear of many in iraq. for a very long time, the sunni community has felt disenfranchised. it targets them and locks up the leaders in secret prisons. that has lead to a rise of al-kei da, and al-qaeda-linked groups in a resurgence. so there's a sectarian element to all of this, and because there are sunny politician who have openly criticized the prime minister, and it has allowed those people that are even more angry and don't want to be part of the political process to take up violent acts, and we have seen this for at least a year now. last year was the bloodiest year iraq has seen since 2008 and already this month alone, we have seen nearly 500 people die. let's take a look right now at the result of that violence. >> reporter: once again the twisted metal from a bomb blast is spread across a bagdad neighborhood. it's a pattern we see time

margie khan is a you know what. i even saw don cheadle. i don't remember where we were. was like tom a you have to bring her back. he was like, if i brought her back i would have to kill her. i am late, great, i have never died in anything. when: i did not know that i said it. >> they could call me. you never know. stop me fromsn't asking the question i want to ask, which is over these 15 years since you did the first goneman, has your career in the way you thought it would go? forget jordan. the trajectory-- been the way you wanted it to be 14 years ago? >> nobody has asked that question. i don't think i have thought about it in those terms. my commitment to this business has been to do the things that move me, to understand there are political challenges, to understand there are things that are so far out of my control but that i can still aspire to get to where i want to be regardless not, soey choose me or it took a long time to get to the place where that is the reality. for most actors we have to wait to be picked. that is how the game works. tavis: let me jump in.

the government and tribal leaders have struck a deal to drive out the fighters as imran khan reports. >> as the standoff between al qaeda-linked group and pro-government sunni tribes continues. the humanitarian crisis is worse. some fuel and food gets into the town, but it's not enough. >> there's nothing table in fallujah, government services are provided. no oil, gas, petrol. the terrible conditions are affecting the people of fallujah. >> pro-government fighters called on them to leave and alert a full-scale attack on the city. prime minister nouri al-maliki spoke to the nation in a televised address, urging tribal leaders to take the initiative. >> translation: i call on them to take action. we are with them. the army is ready, but we want them to take the initiative to pull the rug from under the feet of evil people and to drive them outside the cities, where they'll be targeted by armed forces and chased away by the people of anbar and fallujah. i call on them to unite. >> an interim deal has been struck which saw iraqi army forces withdraw from anbar province, and the local tri

for more we go to imran khan. >> fighters from the al qaeda-linked islamic state in levant claim to have taken over the main highway into fallujah. one man shouts, "god is great", and points to a burnt-out vehicle claimed it be from iraq's army. iraqi forces travelled to fallujah to battle forces. the frontline moved to the outskirts of fallujah. >> sunni tribal leaders are not allowing israeli fighters to enter the town. it's a sign of how little they trust the government of nouri al-maliki. the prime minister is not backing down, describing the operation as vital to the security of iraq. >> translation: there's nothing left in that sovereignty. we have to uni-item to fight for those -- yin ute to fight for those destroying processes. >> the sunni tribal leaders in ramadi. the other main town in anbar province have secured the city. fallujah is tense. >> sunni tribal leaders say they've been harassed targeted and arrested by government forces and are calling for the reform of the sahwa, a paramilitary force disbanded when al qaeda was defeated in 2008. with little trust on either side,

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imran khan reports. >> after a standoff lasting day, the iraqi army is ready to go into the city of fallujah, and fight the al qaeda-linked group. the agreement to do so is hard-fought. local tribes insisted they be part of any operation. other tribes in the area have disagreed. >> translation: the tribal revolutionaries will fit to protect fallujah, and we will take on anyone from the sectarian government and repel the dirty act by the central government. >> the standoff is an indication of the tension between sunni tribes in anbar and the shia led government. now prime minister nouri al-maliki has his agreement and is poised to act. >> translation: there's increased coordination between the army and tribesman. i think this issue will be resolved within one or two days to expel the armed groups. >> one or two days is optimistic. the israeli army sent out a video against the i.s.i.l. they are limited to the cities. others are on the border with syria, and getting rid of the fighters. only adding to the woes of the iraqi government are increasingly vocal visitors. >> we call on the government

khan. welcome back to you or watching false and dad coming up more turkish police taken off the cases overnight some reportedly directly working on that last eruption pro that said has been denounced as prime minister there to watch. at least a sixteen killed in the us since the start of the coldest to snap to it to the midwest. as seen in nearly two decades the deep freeze. moving east it was fitting its host so once again to the consumer electronics show. going to update you on the latest gizmos that they're showcasing there. it all we're building the false and dad today first of hundreds of police officers transferred some according to turkish media move to traffic duty. it's seen as turkish prime minister read too tired to no one's answer to a vast corruption probe. it's already forced the resignation of three of his ministers despite the dismissals. iran's continuing this tuesday. this time targeting the state railway company in a western port. the current police headquarters reshuffle

think when the municipality asemi go mr khan here in that the. marquee event which just is. sort of on top of where. my news so we're going to follow the road down by the mine visited with. this. idea dora. certainly has a legitimate. well first of all in defense of her rights what she is defending is her land she has refused to sell her plot of land to court because they were hoping to expand their mind through her part of. how long have you been with theodora about thirty five years now of marriage yes. no i didn't you work in the mine didn't they offer you a job no no no. no because we didn't want to have anything to do with the miners the madonnas a salute of all these people are destroying everyone's health around here. i am involved in the resistance so is my husband she says it's great that to a fight but how do we get them to leave too much i ask god for them to leave keep going i want us to be left in peace you know that we were at it with my granddaughter is used to live with us now three was. the one hand i cry when they think about her future. what will happen to

i bet they will be in touch with them in the coming days and weeks to arrange bass and bass maj khan of o'connell consultants will also be involved but not this to happen. the gentleman of my college life the commissioner has said he doesn't want to do anything to comfort the wake of the accounts committee. but he says he hopes to watch its own backyards. michael powell on the intel committee yesterday he was taking legal advice over the current appearance of the panel to push up lower on allegations surrounding the penalty points system the dollar is a serving member of the carnegie appear before the cole commission next week because the commissioner and the accounts committee are divided on the issue the commissioner is getting legal advice on the monster which he was arrested in toronto today. i thought i could respect for the accounts committee said that yesterday said that they do extremely important work for the citizens of this country and i certainly want don't want to do anything to calm her there in that situation what you know of i have my own backyard the two day watch. s