difference between turkey and georgia still nevertheless i believe that moderates from the both side millicent moscow i think they could restore what has lost all the. last 2 weeks i think it's still doable. well according to the judge in the mystery off tourism this whole debacle may cost georgia around $700000000.00 reach by my own cultivations is roughly 15 percent of the country's bodges for this year the russian tourists accounted for about a 3rd of all foreign visitors do you think the people who framed russia as an enemy and we heard that not only from the young people you keep referring to but also from the president herself do they understand and acknowledge how much georgia is actually getting out of fresh i don't know i don't know a thing that. they believe that their way on there is more important than money honor is also important for us when he your people chant offense it's actually offensive slogans about our president it's also stance if regardless of whether you voted for human not you can consider yourself a friend and not come to georgia of course i understand it very well

american anti-tank missiles have been found as a millicent base in libya according to a local arms research group before javelin missiles appeared to have come via washington's ally the. united arab emirates according to markings on their case things the us sold them to the u.a.e. back in 2008 but evelyn's are now in the hands of libyan opposition general kelly for after the pentagon says it's investigating the funds. we take all allegations of misuse of u.s. origin defense articles very seriously we are aware of these reports are seeking additional information we expect all recipients of u.s. origin defense equipment to abide by their induced obligations u.s. weapons have ended up in the wrong hands before in 2015 the al nusra front released a video featuring u.s. missiles in an attack against syrian forces in it live and in february this year an investigation found that al qaeda linked fighters in yemen had obtained u.s. weapons from a port pointed the finger at saudi arabia yemen has been pounded by u.s. made arms since 2015 when riyadh launched its incursion into the country a bomb that

news live from berlin the struggle to reintegrate fighters from one of the world's most violent millicent birds thanks to terrorize somalia figgy is killing many innocent people but now some al shabaab militants are being offered a chance to leave the group and rejoin society e.w. spoke exclusively to some trying to come to terms with their violent response to cole so coming up hopes rise for a breakthrough in the treatment of h.i.v. for the 1st time the bars was identified 40 years ago scientists in the u.s. say they managed to eradicate. from infected minds times of trauma and hostage takers the netherlands i'm sweden go instead sometimes at the women's world cup we'll go live to the who's 16 the on front full the highlights. i'm on your hips mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the somali militant group al-shabaab has been waging a violent campaign in somalia for more than a decade now their aim is to replace the u.s. backed government and impose islamic sharia will now enough african union says. has seized control of the capital mogadishu but still controls around 20 percent of th

news live from berlin the struggle to reintegrate fighters from one of the world's most violent millicent terms thanks to terrorize somalia figgy is killing many innocent people but now some al shabaab militants are being offered a chance to leave the group and rejoin society e.w. spoke exclusively to some trying to come to terms with their violent process also coming up hopes rise for a breakthrough in the treatment of h.i.v. for the 1st time.

ended up in louisiana on some of the worst plantations in the u.s.ment one of their descendants is millicent shore cologne, a student. >> my ancestors were here until members were sold in 1838. so my family and who i am as american actually goes back 11 generations. >> reporter: medical melisande is pushing to make the institution the first institution in the country to make payments for reparation. recently they got one step closer to their goal. an overwhelming majority of students voted to increase their own tuition by $27.10 per semester. that's 10 cents for each of the persons the university sold. the money will go to a louisiana community where many of the descendants live, a community that lacks basic services like a hospital and secondary school. >> we're not making a gift to these people. they're, like, quality of life is directly tied to the actions of the university. even just geographically, being put in communities in louisiana and maryland, if you're put in a community that doesn't have a lot of social mobility and resource, that's directly the result of georgetown selling your