marianna will keep us up to date with everything that's happening of course in nicaragua throughout the evening here on. and still ahead. hundreds of refugees. thank. you. chris. can't for speakers here no more well kept what are we going to do with our south well there's no football for you know you don't not see it now but the cup is over engine sitting back to club football italian joins you vent it's have splashed the cash on five times world player of the year christiane or another they paid real madrid one hundred nineteen million dollars for the thirty three year old the bodies was unveiled to the fans in two arena on monday you venters are hoping he can be the spark they needed to win the champions league for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety six. months old course at prince i prefer to think of me in the present tense the present is very clear i enjoy football and i'm still rather young i have always liked challenges in my life so from sporting to manchester to reality and then you ventus and so it was a dream career challenges are part of my life and i thin

lower taxes and takes a hard line against cadillac independence he replaces former prime minister marianna who was ousted after a no confidence vote back in june the subtle will now face off against spain's ruling socialist party. all right to talk more about this i'm now joined to from a dread by spanish journalist. a very good day to you who is a sideshow. well look at selo is a very very as you said very young and he was just a member of parliament until the end of the whole of the former prime minister decided to take him as the spokesperson of the party you know that you said and more. email shopify t. and this is what that's how the means he is young when he should draw any regeneration symbol of the peoples of the moment but he was also very very well known within the party because of these ideological convictions. for example the use leak and because he was very close to the former prime minister. plus in my d.f. not of which symbolizes the most conservative but at the same time the most successful period of people's party in the democratic era. so you see the savior that the p.p.

lower taxes and takes a hard line against callout in the pendants he replaces former prime minister marianna roy who was ousted after a no confidence vote back in june i will now face off against spain's ruling socialist party. all right to talk more about this i'm now joined us from madrid to by spanish journalist. a very good day to you who is pablo aside oh. well look a solo is a very very if you said very young and he was just a member of parliament until the end of the whole of the former prime minister decided to take him as the spokesperson of the party you know that you said and more riddle they didn't even show up at five hundred and this is one. of the means is a young. rugby regeneration symbol of the people's by idea of the moment but he was also a very very well known in the party because a real ideological. for somebody used leave and because he was very close to the former prime minister. not a suitable diocese the most conservative but at the same time the most sexist. people's party in the democratic state so is he the savior that the p.p. party is looking for the man that w

have laid siege to the last opposition stronghold of neighborhood east of the capital from there is marianna sanchez. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called cleanup operation in tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunmen have taken control of driving around in vehicles without license plates many businesses and homes here are still closed but the roadblocks have been lifted there are still some tensions here in the neighborhood of mourning as the paramilitary continue to patrol the streets here i was thinking of food vendor one of sh

yeah and you're speaking to a spaniard tonight so obviously i'm trying to hold it together for you marianna but it was it was a real shocker has to be said but russia have done incredibly well at this tournament and the best thing to do though is take a look at this report and we'll see have a game plan that. when marco asensio swung in at the free kick on you and so ramos made himself a nuisance so ignatiev it was overwhelmed and on the unfortunate goal sourced by front but the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from the general case the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed home to bring russian that i need credible moment for the hosts in front of i'm elated how proud i am they continue to grind through the second hall on days time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to go just as. it was the russians who had then converting who out to four penalties i went to go ack in favor saved for the second time this incredible upset was complete russia continue to write history i dream world cup campaign marche

nbc's jay gray explain what's could happen >> reporter: prosts in washington while as rents tell marianna atensio, the pain of separation continues at the yeborder. >> ah. all we wanted was to haveour kids back. >> reporter: he's able to hold his little girl again. one of more than 1800 families back together according to the justice department. but on the dayf a court imposed deadline for children to be returned to families, the are still more than 700n kids custody. trtly because mhan 400 parents have already been deported without their children. government lawyers say they've been able to locate some of the parents released in the u.s. and that 120 of those d have voluntarily left their children behind. the legalpr entatives for many of those families say they were either confused or thought they were turning custody over to relatives in the u.s. >> it's in a different language. after that, there's an immigration courtproceeding. there's a criminal proceeding they were subjected to because of zero tolerance. >> reporter: the american civil liberties union is asking a judge to give fami

we apologize for that will probably be hearing from marianna sanchez a little bit later on but that has all the latest from nicaragua where two students have been killed well now moving on and saturday marks the third anniversary of the iran nuclear deal president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the agreement in may warning he would reinstate full sanctions in november that european leaders are trying to work with iran to save the historic deal cassy lopez had diane explains. you know if it was a moment many doubted would ever happen the signing of a nuclear deal with the rand. three years later its survival is very much in question european powers are doing what they can to keep the deal live but the challenges may be too difficult to overcome the iran deal is defective at its core president donald trump denounced the u.s. withdrawal in may describing the deal as one sided under the agreement to rend limited its uranium stockpile and nuclear program sanctions were lifted allowing to her on to resume trading oil and gas on the international market. in germany britain france along wi

people have been killed since demonstrations against president daniel are think up again and april marianna sanchez reports from the capital and. family members are burying twenty year old didn't ask us on friday he was one of dozens of students and trenched inside the church for more than fifteen hours spare a military forces shot at them. his family says he was hit by a bullet from an a k forty seven according to other students agonized for more than an hour. lisa loud ambulances to take out the wounded friday night she was not one of them died on saturday morning as the siege at the church to. something meant to come across them we feel helpless seeing our brothers getting killed and we can't do anything because we don't have weapons to defend ourselves and we don't really want them because nicaragua is no place for civil war. the government says students and other political opponents are terrorists and coup plotters and are responsible for the deaths of policemen during the crisis influence on this mast men who are supporting the government say they will attack anyone who builds a barri

going now to his marianna that we got the gist of what she was saying mariana sanches are joining us from microsoft. saturday marks the third anniversary of brown nuclear deal president all shrunk poll the us out of the agreement in may one in hayworth areas stay for sanctions in november but here are paying leaders are trying to work with iran to save the historic deal that's her lopez her dial explains. that it was a moment many doubted would ever happen the signing of a nuclear deal with the ranch. three years later its survival is very much in question european powers are doing what they can to keep the deal live but the challenges may be too difficult to overcome the iran deal is defective at its core president donald trump denounced the u.s. withdrawal in may describing the deal as one sided under the agreement to run limited its uranium stockpile and nuclear program sanctions were lifted allowing to her on to resume trading oil and gas on the international market. in germany britain france along with russia and china want to make a deal work without the u.s. but talks in vienn

the motto of the festivals thirtieth anniversary is afro deutsch or afro german marianna and her band are here from paris the singer songwriter's family comes from several african and european countries so she finds the time after a german a bit limited. power that is at the front there are people who call themselves after a pianist and that place is europe and africa at a level that i see is far more correct then there are after opponents and that's that's a concept that designates people of the african diaspora who feel at home in the various major cities of the world it means people who are at home in new york or in lagos and that reflects a certain reality she gets in the day and he takes me to. the festival itself is a reflection of that reality. no comes from ivory coast twenty years ago she fled to marsay to escape the civil war in her country she won a grammy in two thousand and nine and has been in demand internationally ever since . her performance can be described as african tradition meets urban cool. her daughter is with her on this tour for her there's no question about

back in the city from the recent marianna socialize on a ship that's been taken out of service they have some advice on how to make friends here. what. we can be a little bit hard to get it might get contact with the paper as a tourist so you to be a member of a problem talk toss a clue. don't be shy. even if it takes a while to make friends with swedes for many visitors to stockholm is love at first sight. well that is all we have time for on the site says i but thank you for changing and i will see you again some are at the same time place we'll have another episode of our series i lost more european lifestyle and culture till then enjoy the rest of the day everyone i can out. on the next edition of the euro mags copenhagen's to believe gardens opened in eighteen forty three and has provided good old fashioned fun ever since historical rides and picturesque gardens offer an escape from the daily treadmill. as it celebrates its one hundred seventy fifth birthday to billy is looking to the future by staying true to its interesting past nostalgic charm next time on your own next . the fas

hundred seventy people have been killed since the protests against president broke out in april marianna science has sent us this update from the capital managua the tensions mostly have been in the last twenty four hours in the city of messiah which is about forty five minutes all of the capital the city was under siege the entrances since yesterday were closed and they were blocked and their members of the of the police and paramilitary were shooting and. the objective of this was to leave to the road blocks that were set up in messiah and specially in the neighborhood of morning ball which which is a neighborhood and emblematic neighborhood of the revolution here the people there were. against the government but now the vice president. who is the wife of president. announced that the everything was clear and that the roadblocks had been lifted and that peace had been restored in the neighborhood there however human rights organizations have not been able to go in some of them are we're being told have not been able to go in we understand there's been one woman killed and one policeman

seventy people have been killed since protests against president daniel ortega broke out in april marianna science has sent us this update from the capital managua. the tensions mostly have been in the last twenty four hours in the. about forty five minutes. of the capital the city was under siege the entrances since yesterday were closed and they were blocked and members of the of the police and paramilitary were shooting and. the objective of this was to leave to the road blocks that were set up in messiah and this specially in the neighborhood of morning ball which which is a neighborhood and emblematic neighborhood of the revolution here the people there were. against the government but now the vice president. who is the wife of president. announced that the everything was clear and that the roadblocks had been lifted and that peace had been restored in the neighborhood there however human rights organizations have not been able to go in some of them are we're being told have not been able to go in we understand there's been one woman killed and one policeman killed we don't know how m

for more news and sports on video that's ever means it has time for this news out but my colleague marianna massey will be with you and i won't with plenty more of the day's news thanks for watch. whenever i see something that has happened in the news my first reaction is to please god don't let this person have been someone that we released on parole gate keepers of the parole system you're asking us for a second chance right what's important to me is on the other side of the fence in colorado to the other side of it was amazed at. how many times you've been in prison exploring the dark side of the american justice system with joe bellenger on al-jazeera. the most memorable moments of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. to. us if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place where able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. and new perspective can change a world. for one chin is ian what began as a hobby has grown into a passion a way of life. teaching t

resignation of president daniel ortega having gulf the small central american nation since april marianna sanchez reports from one that. i know some of the students behind barricades at me get i was national university. unarmed and terrified. this student leaves a recorded message from her mother. on this day of national strike they would now to defend the country but if our where and i mean i know they think they're going to die on. just a few hours before government to produce followed a caravan commemorating the son of evolution thirty nine years ago that helped topple dictator and especially for most of the whole thing i spoke about peace. it took so much for most of nicaragua have been reconciliation and now there's a group of nicaraguans who don't accept it and that's because in sought of them they carry the poison of hatred. or they go supporters say he's done a lot for he got out it came out. alamo he's given most nicaraguans a guarantee for their rights to food education entertainment and freedom of expression. but as the caravan left the city of massai uniformed police armed wit

ordeal as government forces fired upon them the students want president daniel ortega to step down marianna sanchez has more from managua. today and finally were able to leave the compound the church actually where they had to taken refuge since last night the speech that more than an hour. because of the party known and the pope who represented to. conversations and negotiations with gunmen that they were able to leave very early and have been at this church last night they have been talking to the gunmen they have been asking them for the release of the students and they were unsuccessful they were they had a lot of. difficulties to allow. an ambulance to go in to get some of the wounded it's only a few came out but the students have been on the receiving end of the gunfight through all the night and this morning when the pope's representative and the cardinal went back in to be able to release them there were several students wounded and two unfortunately died there because they did not get medical help now the students have been taken to the cathedral and the war or the premises of a ke

minister flew first class to law or where federal police were waiting to take him and his daughter marianna to a prison in roll pending an anti corruption court convicted the sharifs on july seventh stealing money from the treasury to pay for a luxury lifestyle corruption first revealed in the release of the panama papers now us jury has said he will appeal his conviction and ten year prison term sharif has been banned from politics for life the judiciary is set on rooting out corruption in pakistani politics but neither fact may mean anything to pakistanis who want their government to work for them and are dying to make that happen. in jordan al jazeera. journalist being a saw says now is sure if is determined to clear his name. absolutely he's making a point i mean he could have stayed back in london as you say but he had i think he's come a long way since he was a protege of general zia the earlier reporter pointed out general zia was a mage military dictator as you and your viewers must know and the marshallese was his strategy and his beginnings his political beginning were not part of

violence three occupation of mosul to an end but iraq's second biggest city remains in ruins and as marianna hundred poles many living in the rubble feel the government on the world have abandoned them. oh many people only heard of the islamic state of iraq in the levant just four years ago that's when in two thousand and fourteen abu bakar al baghdadi stepped up to the pope put of mosul's thousand year old grand jury musk and declared an islamic state covering huge swathes of iraq and syria four years later i still fight his blew the mosque up their last stand in mosul they defected capital as iraqi forces closed and it was in july last year that iraqi prime minister haider on the body into mosul and declared victory over i still but the city he and his forces left behind was in ruins. more than ninety percent of western mosul's old city was destroyed in the nine months of fintan by iraqi forces backed by the u.s. led coalition. it's been described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. a year on the bodies of civilians and isis fighters still lie decomposing under the city o

hundred seventy protesters have been killed since the anti-government protests began three months ago marianna sanchez reports now from managua. after more than fifteen hours in the suit students at new get i was national antonymous university were freed. the cardinal. negotiated the release with gunmen. who pleaded for her life during the siege came out alive when they were called. we fought back with stones and mortars but they shot at us with high caliber weapons a k forty seven and i don't know what else the priest with a white flag to ask the ceasefire. this student says they all thought they would be killed. at some point we didn't have any more mortars or molotov cocktails to respond with i didn't think we'd come out alive. for hours families sang and prayed the access near the church was blocked by police while heavily armed gunmen shot at the students. it was a desperate wait to see their children florida says she's also afraid because her home has been under attack these past days. and see what the barrier their last hours have been tragic we haven't slept or eaten but we were at on

to have laid siege to the last opposition stronghold of one in the east of the capital from them marianna sanchez reports. thirty year old landis had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man the says cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called cleanup operation in tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunmen have taken control of driving around in vehicles without license plates many businesses and homes here are still closed but the roadblocks have been lifted there are still some tensions here in the neighborhood of mourning as the paramilitary continue to patrol the streets i was thinking of food vendor one say

marianna can you tell us what the latest is there. we'll give you a lot of responses here to what the organization of american states has said earlier today after the international organization passed a resolution with twenty one votes condemning the violence here in. it's very unlikely that. this resolution will help bring. both parties to the negotiating table because here the government sees. the international community community as interfering. sovereignty. especially it's going to be difficult because it proposes an electoral calendar where. the. united or going to say one of our american states wants. the in the negotiations in the conversations in the dialogue there will be an agreed calendar for elections something that the government here has said absolutely no. constitution backs them and that elections will be done in two thousand and twenty one. the foreign minister at the organization of american states called this. illegitimate. unfair but at the same time the united states his. party some bipartisan group. is seeking to

have a arrived in the area anti-government protests of and the third month living creasing violence mariannasanchez reports now from the capital. a caravan of paramilitary forces operating in the open the masked men are backed by the government rights groups have accused them of carrying out attacks on people in the city. and the surrounding area. it's a situation without precedent we are submitted to a terror war where there is no rule of law where anyone kills you or kidnapped you we've never lived something like this before and despite this nicaraguans are showing their ability to resist what. the government says it's fighting against opponents plotting against it but international organizations say the government is condoning the disproportionate use of force against civilians. but we condemn the repressive acts we're seeing around the country including harassment individual and collective detentions houses being mocked and deaths we are very worried about what's going on. rights groups here say paramilitary groups in some neighborhoods kidnapped people from their homes. they say the gun

since the unrest began in the middle of april maryon asuncion has joins us live now from managua marianna what's the latest information you have for us. well peter until now the information still very sketchy apparently it's between ten and eleven students that have been wounded in this shootout that began earlier today students that apparently were an armed inside the premises of the university of new that are one and on the other end is near the barricades outside of the border of the university a group of armed men who looked like paramilitary they were masked they were carrying the forty seventh high caliber rifles they were they had radios and flak jackets and they seemed organized and determined as we've been able to see in the video now we understand that at least six students have been taken to a hospital and there are four still taken refuge at a church that is inside the premises of the campus is like i said in the video these paramilitary looking determined to shoot at these at these students and now we've been able to read but ours is tweet just a few minutes ago he's the pres

dictator of a thirty nine years ago but those loyal to him maintained his government is the best ever marianna sanchez reports from the capital managua. thirty nine years ago the impasse stored at best known as common then fought side by side with the big and other revolutionaries who toppled dictator anastasio so most. leaders of the sandinista revolution they dreamed of a country free and democratic is the mahdi he's now eighty two years old but in past two days a staunch supporter of president. has governed that i was for eleven consecutive years in three presidential terms but in the period before there are social projects food bonuses hospitals free health care that's the social economic and political transformation i fought for and that's what daniel was doing. inspired by ideals of social and economic justice by you was a young urban guerrilla fighter but now he says the sun the nice does have taken away his greatest love and his eighteen year old daughter he says. she was a rest. i'm frustrated because as young people we are dreamers idealists we dream that our country will be a paradi

l o i marianna in london you with al-jazeera also coming up dozens of migrant children under the age of five still separated from their parents despite the u.s. government saying it will need to choose day deadline to reunite them i jarius on me really says one hundred eighty three children some as young as seven off to pairing them of ties to polka haraam. tense times for belgian and french football fans as that teams battle for a place in the wild caught. it was the moment the walls been waiting for off to seventeen days trapped deep inside a flooded cave system all twelve type boys and the football coach have been rescued over three days an elite team of divers succeeded in navigating dangerous passages of flooded caves to bring them out to safety alan duggan has our report now from chan rye. after their seventeen deep underground ordeal all twelve boys and their coach sought to light for the first time. oh ok and a massive international rescue effort that made headlines worldwide it began as a local search and ended after experts from men could she see a clue and to help was what

for president daniel ortega to resign we're going to turn to the sixty people killed in the unrest marianna sanchez has more from managua. the latest we heard is that. the ambulance the international committee. to finally go inside the premises of the campus were these students were under siege and they have been able to leave with. two journalists and apparently three wounded u.s. president donald trump is expected to face more protests in scotland where he's on the final leg of his u.k. visit tens of thousands of people turned out in cities across the country on friday to voice their disapproval trump has no official engagements in scotland and is expected to spend time playing golf at a resort that. twelve russian hackers have been indicted. as part of the investigation into alleged interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election they were accused of stealing and distributing information from hillary clinton's campaign the amount of money has led to calls for next week's planned meeting between donald trump and about a mere putin to be called off. mexico's outgoing presiden

right wing congressman assad owes its new leader hassan who replaces the former prime minister at marianna a holy step down last month after losing a vote of no confidence assad has appointment to seen as a lurch to the right for the party is taking a hard line stance on the catalan independence crisis and he wants to lower taxes. well now politicians in the german state of bavaria are trying to win over voters ahead of elections in october the c.s.u. party which is in a coalition with merkel's christian democrats as moved further to the right in an attempt to stop people voting for the anti immigration a.f.d. party but poll suggests that could be against the public mood as domenic cain explains. on a warm summer evening for many bavarians the beer garden is a must certainly that's true. and tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chat because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is a belief that once we're here to speak for the voters to persuade them that ours is

. >> as marianna was speaking there, we gotsome new numbers in.se are numbers that vary slightly from what we got yesterday regarding a number of children still separated from their parents. four children were apparently reunified before the deadline today, four. one, two, three, four. 51 have parents in i.c.e. custody. of those 51, 34 have been cleared through screening. they are expected to be reunified today with parents who are in i.c.e. custody. eight parents who were released into the occupation, current will i undergoing what is called safety and suitability screening. 12 parents have been deported. ten are not eligible for reunification. again, this is according to hhs. ten not eligible for reunification because their parents are in the custody of u.s. marshals service or they are in state or county custody. again, we are expected to get a new deadline from the government after 2:00. new numbers coming in from the department of health and human services a few moments ago. we are going to stay on top of this as we have been and get you some

nbc's marianna atencio is following it. what will happen to those deported from the country? >> kacie, it's complicated. the short answer is that according to that government filing yesterday, many of these parents may have lost the right to reunification. now, i spoke to one of these mothers who was deported. she came to this country with her 6-year-old child leo and hopefully we're able to show the family photos for our audience there. now, she was deported back to guatemala. her child has been in a shelter in new york. and so far, she knows that the kid has gone to court by himself. as we know, many of these children don't even have the right to an attorney in immigration court. she's been told little leo is going to be deported back. but she doesn't know how or when this will happen. so if you put yourself in her shoes, she tells me she's able to speak to the 6-year-old once every 8 days. a lot of uncertainty. a lot of desperation. and it is not unlike, kacie, the desperation the families have experienced during separation. we've seen this on the ground. the way the proce

here is what she told marianna. >> what has happened now?ten your children back? [ speaking in spanish ] "we don't know anything. we don't know if they're going to turn them over to us later. they don't say anything. they just say we have to fill out paperwork. i don't know how long it's going to take." >> joining me now is congressman vicente gonzalez, democrat representing texas and a member of the hispanic congressional caucus. are you seeing any movement at all from what you have been able to discern that these families are being reunited or will be in the very near future? >> well, i'm seeing very little. obviously it's going to be a complex endeavor. we have over 2,000 kids that have been separated. and i hope that they get reunited soon. as you know, we have this federal court order. they have 15 days to reunite the toddlers and 30 days to reunite all of them. i hope they did a good job in keeping track of where the parents are and where the individual children are. >> are you confident of that? they say they have. are you confident o

resign but he accuses them of plotting a coup with help from the catholic church on the united states marianna sanchez reports from managua many protesters have gone into hiding wow ok the word student they were criminals that's how supporters of the guy one preceded the new love they got to see opponents to the government right i guess the yes ac students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities committed officials say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman on fire but not money we are here for all the fallen police men all of them who have been tortured ok well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice for pro-government supporters who have been killed in these past three months of violence but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which

marianna, thank you for your continued reporting on this. reunifications make us all feel good. it's really extraordinary to watch that and you're so happy for that family. >> it is. >> there's still thousands of kids who are separated. >> they won't tell us how many. this is the heartlessness -- >> -- still see everything that senators want to see who have oversight of this, that journal ists want to see who have an obligation. is there concern about we need to be careful about feeling too warm and fuzzy when we see one of these reunions? >> i think seeing the reunions is obviously a wonderful thing both for the family and for the country. because it reminds you what the moral stakes of this are. i think nobody looks at that without thinking of the 2,000 children who are still in camps, incarcerated ostensibly, with no idea when they're going to meet family members and some, as maria was saying, family members already having been deported. there's really no ability to make that happen. the callousness and heartlessness of the trump administration, when we saw health and human s

nearly three months of being barricaded inside the university campus from the capital managua here's marianna sanchez. after more than fifteen hours and students at me again i was national antonymous university where freed. the card readings and the mass on their back negotiated their release with gunmen. who pleaded for her life during the siege came out and live in the welcome. we fought back with stones and mortars but they shot at us with high caliber weapons a k forty seven and i don't know what else the police has come out with a white flag to ask the cease fire. this student says they all thought they would be killed. at some point we didn't have any more mortars or molotov cocktails to respond with i didn't think we'd come out alive. for hours families sang and prayed the access near the church was blocked by police while heavily armed gunmen shot at the students. it was a desperate wait to see their children florida maria says she's also afraid because her home has been under attack these past days. and see what the barrier their last hours have been tragic we haven't slept or eaten

after retaking control this week of what had been a center of opposition to president daniel ortega marianna sanchez is there for us and so my own of the government's attempt to quell the protests has been bloody you are in money which was attacked by got the government three days ago what's happening then now. that's right marianne the situation here is is calm we are here in moneyball where there were heavy attacks just three days ago between paramilitary forces and. police attacking protesters that have set up roadblocks throughout this. traditional if you will rebel rebel. if you will now with the situation here is calm there is some traffic on the streets on the main street there is some there are but in the other streets in the throughout the neighborhood we've seen a lot of houses close to a lot of houses abandoned. businesses closed here there's only one street food vendor that we've talked to and while ago who said that this was the first time she came out to sell food in three months now the paramilitary are going around in caravans throughout this neighborhood and in the city of m

the past three months mariana sanchez joins us live from the neighborhood in the city of messiah marianna you're there in mn imber the neighborhood attacked by government forces three days ago what's the situation like there right now. well. absolutely the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the road blocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed to they go in their vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating peter. these paramilitary forces. well the government hasn't said who are they but it surely has the blessing of the govern

three year occupation of mosul to an end but iraq's second largest city remains in ruins and as marianna hong reports many living in the rubble feel their government and the world have abandoned them. oh many people only heard of the islamic state of iraq in the levant just four years ago that's when in two thousand and fourteen abu bakar al baghdadi stepped up to the pope put of mosul's thousand year old grand jury musk and declared an islamic state covering huge swathes of iraq and syria four years later i still fight his blew the mosque up their last stand in mosul they defected capital as iraqi forces closed and it was in july last year that iraqi prime minister haider on the body into mosul and declared victory over i still but the city he and his forces left behind was in ruins. more than ninety percent of waste in mosul is old city was destroyed in the nine months of finances by iraqi forces backed by the u.s. led coalition. it's been described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. a year on the bodies of civilians and i saw a fight is still lie decomposing under t

alleged but in the sun just joins us now from the capital managua i mean what is the situation like marianna after yesterday because the human rights groups have a lot to say. human rights organizations are saying that there was a lot of. yesterday during the day. at the capital. blocked. by police forces we were able to see in videos that people were sending from the. paramilitary forces. and. there were. people where you could hear gunshots including a machine gun. the objective of the operation human rights organizations was to lift the barricades the road blocks in the neighborhood of money which is an emblematic neighborhood. against the dictatorship of. one nine hundred seventy nine and. people from money. said that they would not allow the government. to get their. old. objective yesterday was to lift. the government forces on the. high caliber weapons they were attacking unarmed population. national humanitarian law and. the protesters were only armed with a home made more. this is what the government the saying the explanation. was given by the chief of police of. the attack was dir

supplies iran says it won't give in to us pressure and disrupting to stop tankers leaving the gulf marianna holland has the story. iran exported little more than a million barrels of oil a day before the nuclear deal and its top four customers were in asia nucleus sanctions were lifted iranian exports have now more than doubled but these four asian nations still consume a big share that goes some way to explaining the significance of reports that india japan even south korea are heeding the u.s. demand to stop importing iranian oil and why iran is now threatening to block the strait of hormuz the vital seaway for the world's number one or oil exporter saudi arabia as well as around other oil producing rivals in the gulf. donald trump with the truth from the iran nuclear deal for two months ago we will not allow regime the chance death to america to gain access to the most deadly weapons on earth he warned countries to halt iranian oil imports by november when new sanctions start and threatened u.s. financial restrictions that could make accessing crude oil even more difficult u.s. allies in

we're being told this government is holding children -- what marianna was talking about confirms exactlyng i've been hearing and doing here in new york, which is they are -- i'm going to use this term. they are trafficking children in the middle of the night. the u.s. government is doing that. they're waking -- these children are already traumatized. joy, we had an interview with a neuroscientist to talk about, you know, what happens to the brain. there is permanent damage. she said it's like, for example, like somebody cuts off your arm. some of us will be really resilient and be able to get back, even if we're missing our arm, but some of these children -- the physical damage on the brain because of this is permanent. so, now we're waking them up in the middle of the night, moving them around. it is unclear from the highest levels of people who are involved with these children exactly what -- where they're being given, who's being given the child, what is happening with the parents once they have the child, where are they going? are they getting ankle bracelets or shackles? are we goin