ice cold and is a rare sight in the central asian country of kurdistan. but these girls are all about defying stereotypes they're the 1st female i talked to team in their country and they train on a plot of farmland. i cultivate the land here it's my plot of land. i plant potatoes some flows you can grow anything here in summer it's used for agriculture in winter i create an ice rink. the coach converted his garage to a changing room and the country's diaspora community in switzerland donated the equipment a team started to grow through word of mouth. and in the end i could have had some good never even occurred to me that i would ever play hockey for some of. your also my classmate the coaches daughter she suggested i come and try to play hockey 2 cups according the cuts. the team now has around 15 players changing minds won't be easy but no because a slowly warming up to the country's 1st female ice hockey team. here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. the woman tips to take over from german chancellor angela merkel has announced th

ice skating as a rest site in the central asian country of kurdistan. but these girls are all about defying stereotypes yet the 1st female i saw key team in their country and they train on a plot of farmland. i cultivate the land here it's my plot of land i plant potatoes some flows you can grow anything here and some of it's use for agriculture in winter i create an ice rink. the coach converted his garage to a changing room and the country's diaspora community in switzerland donated the equipment the team started to grow through word of mouth. giving an idea that sound it never even occurred to me that i would ever play hockey for some of. the also my classmate the coaches daughter she suggested i come and try to play hockey to cut securing the cuts. the team now has around 15 players changing minds won't be easy but locals are slowly warming up to the country's 1st female ice hockey team. you're watching news kate ferguson has all the business stories up next i'm told me a lot of thanks for watching there's more news at the top of the hour. literatur

a law was passed laws are really important that prohibited in kurdistan. we worked with the government therefore with the police with lawyers with. with with religious leaders religious leaders really important because there are explanations there that it is an islamic duty must be said most muslims do not believe it is but some do. you talk to the man in the villages right and how receptive with a they were actually very receptive once they understood the issue we had man. coming up to our office thanking us because they finally understood what was wrong in their marriage i want to ask you i mean this is a global issue and i think that shouldn't be forgotten how much of an issue is this in europe. well there are only estimates. and the estimates are high. which can collect what makes this estimates with other organizations and other e.u. countries. says it's should be a round hole for 1000000 affected who have undergone f.d.m. and i know there are i think 180000. who are your yeah 180000 who are at risk however these are extra palatial that they say ok we

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will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency and nationals from eritrea kurdistan me and bar and he also said 2 done in tanzania will start receiving diversity visas that's a process that awards green cards to countries with low immigration to the u.s. gabriel elizondo has more on the homeland security announcement from washington d.c. . well administration officials are saying that in their words it's not a travel ban they're saying it's just travel restrictions it only applies in theory at least they say to a certain group of people that want to come to the united states it would be citizens of these 6 countries but they say will only apply to immigrant visas for people that from those countries that wanted to move to the united states administration officials are quick to point out that it will not apply they say to people that are applying for student visas or work visas they also say it will not affect any of the citizens currently in the united states from these 6 countries that are legally here on valid visas they're saying it's simply will only affect those that are a

now we have left everything we were just told that people from shem can it will come aid groups in kurdistan are trying to organize food and medical assistance for as many people as they can. the aid is coming from different parts everyone is calling me even from russia my only concern is that the aid is only off the books people have organized themselves we are trying to facilitate passes at the border i want to thank the kurdish law enforcement for providing help to refugees while many here wait for peace to be restored the kazakstan government says it will set up a commission of inquiry to address the underlying cause of the tension mohammed al jazeera. voting is finished for the regional election in the indian state of delhi but i'm it's being seen as a test for the national governments that have been weeks of often violent protests against a new citizenship law some of the largest demonstrations were in new delhi and as with promise there and she sent us this report. determined to have this say millions in india's capital region headed to polling stations after a big campaign. from the

donald trump's controversial travel ban restricting immigration from 6 more nations including nigeria kurdistan and sudan the move will make it harder for citizens of those countries to obtain certain types of visas washington says the measures are the result of national security concerns police in chile have fired water cannon and tear gas at anti-government protesters in the capital santiago protesters responded by throwing rocks at vehicles lanes have been demonstrating for greater social equality since october. the los angeles lakers basketball team have honored their former player kobe bryant in their 1st game since his death last weekend tens of thousands of fans gathered to at the staples center is to pay tribute to the star who died in a helicopter crash alongside his daughter and 7 others. in the united states the senate on friday voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump senators voted 51 to 49 against the motion only 2 republican senators sided with the democratic members in the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including trump'

opaque a total of 6 countries are affected by the new rules as well as nigerians people from eritrea kurdistan and myanmar will no longer be able to get on the path to permanent residency sudanese and tanzania nationals will be banned from taking part in the diversity visa lottery scheme. nigerians make up the biggest group of african immigrants in the united states in 2018 well over half of the 8 has an immigrant visas issued to nigerians went to immediate relatives of american citizens. as a meeting with his nigerian counterpart in washington on tuesday u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe cited information sharing as the reason for the new restrictions. because niger has room to grow and sure porton national security information. optimistic that's going to happen. until then though the joyful times lindsay shares with her daughter are temperance by uncertainty about her future. the world health organization criticized africa for being too slow now officials are ramping up preparations for any outbreak of the coronavirus the continent has closed trade and business ties with china where the

at least 8 people have been killed in rioting in villages in general province near the border to kurdistan now the area is home to a muslim minority of chinese origin the president has ordered an investigation to determine what caused the violence. europe's biggest ally nov 10th is warning that a winter storm could disrupt flight operations on sunday talk. losses say that the storm dumped sabena will make landfall along germany's north sea coastline around new chinese national rail road users they're expecting delays and cancellations. also on a now where people across the country all going to the polls to vote for a new parliament in the country's a general elections growing dissatisfaction with the political status quo is leading many voters to reconsider voting for either of the 2 main established parties i shouldn't say a party with historical links to the ira and its violent struggle for a united ireland is looking to capitalize. sunrise in dublin and an early chance to have a say for these voters in what hints at being a generation defining election with more female candidates on the

say at least 8 people have been killed in rioting in villages in jumbo province near the border to kurdistan the area is home to a muslim minority of chinese arjen president casts enjoyment talk have has ordered an investigation to determine what caused the violence. people in india's capital delhi of voting in local elections it's the 1st poll test since the national government passed controversial citizenship laurel's prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist party is hoping to wrestle control of delhi from the opposition the city's chief executive has campaigned for re-election on his record or a record of improving public services. the trumpet ministration has fired top white house ukraine specialist army lieutenant colonel alexander vin mum then men have provided damaging testimony about president trump during the recent improvement in patient process media reports say trump is also recalling the us ambassador to the a u gordon sunderland is also tests who also testified against the president. for us media saying american man has died of the new corona virus the u.s. citizen died

donald trump's controversial travel ban restricting immigration from 6 more nations including nigeria kurdistan and sudan the move will make it harder for citizens of those countries to obtain certain types of visas washington says the measures are the result of national security concerns. in the united states the senate on friday voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump senators voted 51 to 49 against the motion only 2 republican senators sided with the democratic members of the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including trump's former national security advisor the defeat paves the way for trump's likely acquittal in a vote set for wednesday. and here is the senate democratic leader chuck schumer after the vote. it's a gray and tragedy one of the worst tragedies that the senate has ever overcome america will remember this day unfortunately where the senate did not live up to its responsibilities where the senate turned away from the truth and went along with the sham try and for more let's go to washington and correspondent all of us al

at least 8 people have been killed in rioting in villages in general province near the border of kurdistan the area's home to a muslim minority of chinese origin the president has ordered an investigation to determine what course the violence. the trumpet ministration has 5 top white house ukraine specialist lieutenant colonel alexander of inman then man had provided damaging testimony about president trump during the race and impeachment process media reports say trump is also recalling the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. gordon sunderland who also testified against the president's plane. irish voters are going to the polls today to choose a new government opinion surveys indicate they lie thing to dump prime minister lee overread to his finagled party has been in office for 9 years the left wing nationalist shin fame led by mary lou mcdonald is expected to perform strongly. u.s. media say an american man has died of the new coronavirus the us citizen died in a hospital in the chinese city of will hand where the outbreak began it's the 1st known khurana related death of a non chinese person i

we have left everything we were just told that people from shem can and will come aid groups in kurdistan are trying to organize food and medical assistance for as many people. well as they can. the aid is coming from different parts everyone is calling me even from russia my only concern is that the aid is only off the books people have organized themselves we're trying to facilitate passes at the border i want to thank the kurdish law enforcement for providing help to refugees while many here wait for peace to be restored the kazakstan government says it will set up a commission of inquiry to address the underlying cause of the tension. al-jazeera after. voting is finished for a regional election in the indian state of delhi and it's being seen as a test for the national government that are being weak so often violent protests against a new citizenship law some of the largest demonstrations have been new delhi elizabeth put on is there and sent this report. determined to have this same millions in india's capital region headed to polling stations after a bit before the campaign. from th

from your war from us bookstand turkistan chechnya turkmenistan because than tell you because then kurdistan and the arabs to have them settled in the syrian territories adjacent to turkey after the displacement of syrian population there from and to carry out a demographic change that reminds us of the israeli crimes against the palestinians . we thank the same delegations for. standing against the operations by the turkish regime to transfer thousands of moderate terrorists who are genetically modified but at the same time are met and measures in areas to libya and to europe and africa and others other areas we also thank the same delegations who called for this meeting for their keenness on enabling the security council to shoulder its responsibility in professional and credible fashion through condemning the u.s. occupation of parts of our territories including the area of 10th where the band camp is located and for their sponsorship by the us occupation of mago we are sour or the are volution real lucian commanders and the violations of this organization are not limited to the populatio

washington is suspending visas that could lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan me and ma and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also start receiving diversity visas airstrikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border at least 21 civilians have been killed in recent attacks in recent days those are the headlines talk to al-jazeera is up next. the story is just found since i'd like some media angles in this story are too numerous for comfort separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalism the listening post on al-jazeera. would see. the nile at almost 7000 kilometers it's africa's longest river. its waters run through 11 countries. and for the 218000000 people living along its banks the nile symbolizes life itself just as it did for those who settled along the river centuries ago. but a huge new project in ethiopia has triggered a major dispute with egypt. and scientists warning construction of the rene since dam aimed at massively increasing ethiopia's electricity sup

too which is linked to the output kurdistan workers party which is a threat for turkey at best why he says he will continue to fight there he has been of course complaining about the lack of western support but it seems a pull it on the political level turkey is much more aligned with the west mainly the united states but on the ground the the field dictates a corporation with the russians and we just heard from the russian defense ministry that they are turkish turks and the russians have agreed to continue on the us on a process this than the sobriety is not that but the most important thing about his life he has lines today is that he says turkey wants a safe zone to establish in 30 kilometers there that is going to work as a barrier between the syrian government and turkey he says this is something turkey's aim is not a territorial gain but just to confirm the security of borders he says these are the main main lines from from his speech a speech actually refers to both domestic and international audience and it seems don this right to seek more public support both national and in

skating is a rest height in the central asian country of kurdistan. but these girls are all about defying stereotypes yet the 1st female ice hockey team in the country and they train on a plot of farmland. i cultivate the land here it's my plot of land i plumb potatoes some flows you can grow anything here. and some of its use for agriculture in winter i create an ice rink. the coach converted his garage to a changing room and the country's diaspora community in switzerland donated the equipment a team started to grow through word of mouth. giving and i kept it never even occurred to me that i would ever play hockey for some of the or also my classmate the coach's daughter she suggested i come and try to play hockey 2 cups acquiring the cuts. the team now has around 15 playoffs changing minds won't be easy but locus is slowly warming up to the country's 1st female ice hockey team . the state of new news up next in-depth reporting in our show close up this time around it's all about the lagoon city that has and its struggle to fight the dogs. there's a

is linked with the kurdistan workers party which is out though the organization by the turkish government the u.s. and the e.u. and those kinds of explosions still happen this fight these these areas are under control of the opposition and some troops military presence is over there the military situation currently is tense on the ground. turkey has been reinforcing it for the last couple of days hundreds of call more is have entered entered inside syria to play in hence the turkish military observation posts into the escalation zone and turkey has given time into the syrian government actually an ultimatum to to withdraw from the areas where the observation posts are and turkey is also adding up some more observer ation posts more mostly in the surround in surround area for providing more security to the area and protect its military forces but it seems for sure the parodic in the security part of the game and the escalation zone and it looked has changed and today is also another day that shows us and the clashes or under way inside iraq of area in the countryside of the record between

will suspend these says that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan myanmar and nigeria he also said sudan and tanzania will stop receiving diversity visas a process that awards green cards to countries with low immigration to the u.s. or gabriel joins us now from washington d.c. gay boy is the u.s. imposing these additional restrictions on these countries in particular. yeah that's a very good question and we pressed homeland security officials on that we said exactly what is it with these 6 countries and they gave a broad overview basically saying this was a top to bottom review of security measures when it comes to immigration from many countries and these are the 6 that were identified when we pressed him on why they briefly went down the list but they basically said that all of these countries either do not use electronic passport technology and or don't properly liaise with interpol or don't release information about potential terrorist suspects or suspects with criminal activity in their countries as they go through the visa process with the united sta

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homeland security will suspend visas that can lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop raising so-called diversity visas they award the green cards to countries with low immigration numbers to the u.s. travel restrictions of course been placed on muslim majority countries iran libya somalia syria and yemen going back to 2017. airstrikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border those 22 civilians have been killed in russian backed government attacks in just the last few days where you know mohammed has more. there's only rubble and daybreak left of the days of strikes by syrian forces backed by russian air power the target the northern syrian town of and it lead province the last major rebel held stronghold and insecure red activists showed the extent of the damage there an area devastated by barrel bombs. from an elephant out of the bombardment continues here a helicopter just dropped a bomb on the syrian civil defense rupe known as the white house m

he is from kurdistan. he arrived in this country in 2001 with 200 bucks in his pocket.fter random turkish guy, friend after friend who would let him stay in his apartment in queens. the guy never came through. he was homeless in couple weeks when he ran out of cash. today he is multimillionaire. founder of a pizza chain. one of his talents, he could spin pizzas. he came to the u.s. no one would hire him in pizza places. he was hired as a dishwasher. the best part about the story. you guys have to stay tuned, i will tell you. he got into that commercial. charles: that is amazing tease. the kind we celebrate on fox business. make sure you tune into "the claman countdown" in just 12 minutes. >>> kansas city chiefs might be super bowl champs. we talked about one who were the winners among all of these commercials. "fox news headlines 24/7" anchor brett larson to go over the bet of the best. >> quite a few to pick from. charles: start with yours. what was your favorite? >> i hate-like the google ad. i liked it, i hated the fact that i liked it. it was manipulative and emotio

events there are a lot about fleets that are better developed so it will be difficult a year after kurdistan played in its 1st men's ice hockey world championships the central asian country now has its only all female team schoolers from a village 400 kilometers from the capital bishkek have been training for the past 3 years on frozen farmland belonging to their coach and use of their team reach switzerland and lead to donations of pro hockey gear with only male teams to play against so far they're hoping to inspire other women to take up the sport despite some initial reluctance from their elders. clinician i used too much of course i was against it at the beginning and only recently i categorically forbade her from playing ice hockey puck hit her in the she received a concussion but she's better now and now she has come to play again at the top tennis players are back in competitive action this week after the australian open russian karen catchin of provided the biggest upset on shoes say at the rotterdam open he knocked out this seed fabio winning streak sets. another russian making a go

the kurdistan school girls who started the country's 1st women's i saw the team enough farmyards will be here but more. of the turkish president recha type arizona's warning of swift revenge if its troops in syria continue to be attacks his comments come as syrian opposition rebels recaptured a village in italy province as they try to regain territory recently lost at sea the government forces russia has this reports. the odds were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandon their strongholds in the more these fighters have suffered major setbacks over the last few days but than they launched a sudden counterattack and within hours managed to overrun government positions and later the rebels also shot down a syrian army helicopter. but they were no match for an army backed by russian fighter jets the opposition's military victory was short lived and president bashar al assad's troops soon regained control of the town. although a nadir holds no strategic importance to the rebels needed a small victory to reassure the millions of civilians trapped in it live that the fight i

appealed to european nations to bring back jihadis and their families from campand prisons in what was kurdistan, and to put them on trial. but most european nations have been extremely reticent. some, including britain and denmark, have taken away passports of those with dual nationalities, to make sure they hin't come home. rexhep lushta is imam of this mosque and one of 20 ans working to defuse the religious fanaticism of so far, 120 have come back. >> ( translated ): when we clarified some of thecontentiou, they started to understand that their beliefs were based on illiterate theological understandings, and that they were wrong.pe i hat the meetings a lessons we've had have contributed to their religious beliefs being reformed. >> reporter: but isn't that naive? aren't the jihadis just telling the imams what they want to hear? >> ( translated ): based on my judgement and the contacts i had with these guys, taking into consideration alsohe global trend, i don't see that they pose any danger from radicalism in kosovo when they get t of prison. >> reporter: these are the foreign fighters of th

well you have to kurdistan played in its 1st men's ice hockey world championships the central asian country now has its own all female team school girls from a village 400 kilometers from the council bishkek have been training for the past 3 months on frozen farm land belonging to their coach or news reach their target is 4 in more traditional hockey countries leading to donations of pro hockey gear from switzerland with only male seems to play against so far they're hoping to inspire other women to take up the sport despite some initial reluctance from their elders . him clinician that is too much of course i was against it at the beginning and only recently i categorically forbade her from playing ice hockey a puck hit her in the eye she received a concussion but she's better now and now she has come to play again. on the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold at auction is set to go on public display the original manuscript of the cuban sons 18 speech which they tell his plans to revive the olympics was bought by a russian billionaire off a nearly $9000000.00 last december

let's talk about kurdistan. host: you brought up those three, but we are talking about iowa today.hat would you like to address to the guest? caller: i told the person -- i do not know. i am sorry. host: we're talking about the caucuses -- that is why we have our guest on. if you want to address a question there, you can. well, who do you think is going to win national and -- caller: well, would he think is going to win? host: ok, we can start there. caller: guest: that is the 1 -- guest: that is the one million-dollar question. i do not think anyone knows who is going to win in the next few hours. it has been a fluid race. you have four candidates bunched up atop of the polls. one of the things with iowa voters that you hear a lot is they tend to break late. i talked to people over the weekend who are still deciding what they are going to do. when you add and it is a withicated voting process the caucuses, which is not like a traditional primary, that can make it harder to read. again, as we spoke about earlier in the show, the fact that this is the last major poll we are supposed

currently, including liberty, kurdistan workers party, irish republican army, communist party of the philippines. the f.d.o. list has never been a war authorization. it's created by the administration. it adds the names to it. this would suggest that by being on the f.d.o., the u.s. military could take action against you even without congressional authorization. the list is so long and it can be added to by a president, this would basically destroy the underlying bill by allowing a president to add to the f.d.o. list, not come to congress and then take military action. i know the speaker's intention is to go with the irgc. if we need to defend ourselves under article 2 we can or declare war. thank you. mr. cotton: this is not about the i.r.a. itself resolution applies only to the government of iran. this is indeed only about the islamic revolutionary guard corps. let me tell you a story about the last 17 years in iraq. for 17 years the most deadly weapon our troops have faced is something called an explosive foreign penetrator that takes a slug of copper, super heats it into a ball o