the opposition including the administration of the president the parliament the government all that most of the ministries including the ministry of defense the ministry of the in syria the likes of ski they're giving us that update from kiev. so it's actually a rather good morning in kiev right now. bill it is going shooting tires burning for the president and most of the ruling party politicians have left the capital. the fact is that nobody knows the president is close like a peaceful atter cuba or you know law enforcement in the city i was just driving a car for a laugh not a single traffic police had i will be wearing i'm like how did you go when it was pretty much for both of you are you going to get anywhere that would actually be true but you know well you. have people hold the power right you remember that that is great i think that's where we were showed up where else just now with all the conflicts going on in the world that the people actually holding the power some weight. at the moment the news is a want to bounce ukraine so any stories we're doing. is not going to be top of their agenda at all the latest news is eighty peop

the opposition including the administration of the president the parliament the government all that most of the ministries including the ministry of defense the ministry of the in syria the lex airship ski they're giving us that update from kiev. so it's actually you know rather good morning to you right now. bill it is only shooting tires burning for the president and most of the ruling party will confirm what capital. in fact.

. >> they tell us in the ministry of defense, that they can't by anything that is not approved by the ministry of health. they say it's up to the ministry of defense, and we'll put it into the list of things to buy. it's a vicious circle. >> some people talk about what they see within the military as corruption. they are clear about what they see. that. >> they put in old style ex-soviet kit, probably because it's being registered by a business who nose somebody in the ministry, who wants the ministry of defense to bite the gets, a small square kit. inside are two band-aids, a condom, a little comb, one package of gauze, and i think two alcohol swabs. but it's the little kit that even kids in kindergarten probably have better kits. >> reporter: publicly the government says it can't afford to by 100,000 n.a.t.o. kits. 3,000 have been donated, and soldiers have been trained to use them, despite bureaucratic resistance. the trainers are not military, but veterans of the maydan. what do the commanders and soldiers that you work with say to you about this? >> reporter: in the months since then they

. >> they tell us that in the ministry of defense that they can't buy anything that isn't approve uhed be i the ministry of health, the health says it is up to the ministry of defense to tell us what they want to buy, and then we will put it into our list of things to buy, and it is just this sort of vicious circumstance ple. they are pretty clear about what they see as corruption, do you feel trouble dealing with that. >> they put in some old style ex-soviet kind of kit, probably because it's being registered by a business who knows somebody in the ministry who wants the ministry of defense to buy 100,000 kits. the small square plastic kit that is this big, smaller than you would have in your home or in your car, and inside are two band-aids a condom, a little comb, one package of gauze, and i think two alcohol swabs. but uh it's this little kit that even kids in kindergarten probably have better kits. publicly the government says it can't afford to buy the kits. her group has donated 3,000, and is training soldiers to use them, despite resistence. they are among the trainers they are not military, but

that meeting gets underway they will vote on sovereign ministries and by that the most crucial ones being the ministry of defense and the ministryinterior and names have been put forward and it's not necessarily about who is the best person for the job, it's who is most acceptable to all of the different political blocks, these are very highly charged positions here and very influential positions here because you look effectively over the whole country and the ministry looks after the police and ministry of sde fence looks after the army, navy, et cetera and they are crucial positions and voted on by iraq's parliamentary and it's who is acceptable for the different blocks and ministry of defense will go to the sunnis, that is an agreement made with the new government, allowed him to form this government early this month and ministry of interior will go to the shia and there is almost like a conofficial system being put into place where different blocks get different ministries and that is the only way really you will get a unified government in iraq. >> and a straightforward process by any means, are we definitely going to get a

up until now the two critical ministries are not held, the ministry of defense and interior. this is where the guns are, the armed vehicles move in, go to neighborhoods, arrest people and do everything. unless the sunnies and the rest of the nation have confidence they look at those two ministries as national ministries not factional ministries, unless that happens and they look at this as forces that is the loose like militia, i think iraq is not really out of trouble. >> supports from riyadh say that what brought the saudis in off the sidelines was the appointment of haider al abadi as the new prime minister. that was a necessary pre-condition, to move nouri al-maliki. >> i think it's a shift, but it's not nominal. i think haider al abadi is a different politician and leader than his predecessor, but what moved the saudis to move with iraqi closely is the threat of isis that they have tens of thousands of people inside saudi arabia who could turn against the house, and that makes the threat existential to the saudis. >> on the last edition of this program it was noted that g

the most important which happened today, this morning. he submitted a new government, crisis government to include only ministry of foreign affairs and ministry of defense, ministry of interior and ministry of health and affairs martyrs, they say martyrs, affairs. >> they will resubmit it again now, according to the internal legislation, there are 10 days to submit his new government. also there was a kind of dispute if i might say among the members about him. he used to be the caretaker government in the last interim government, and he was sacked by the general national congress two weeks ago. >> clearly the clock is ticking there on that one. thank you so much. >> to iraq now. according to eyewitnesses, a u.s. air strike that hit an agricultural college being used by ic islamic state of iraq ande levant. >> iraq has been a safe haven for syrian refugees, but many are going home, unsure iraq is any safer than the place they came from. now they are walking where the threat of airstrikes will hang over them. we are on the syria-iraq border. >> about 100 meters of water separates iraq from syria, but it has taken over year to make the decision to cross. d

of the 475 increase that the president announced on the 10th of september. go to the baghdad joint -- tim willnter, 68 be working out of the ministry of defense there in baghdad. 10 to the ministry of defense in baghdad. they're going to provide control of the ongoing advise and assist effort in support of peshmerga forces and they will continue to help us all degrade and destroy isil. of the 300 remaining, they will iraq andstill outside i will not detail exactly where they will be. i don't have any updates on the .est of the 475 this 200 will be the first major contingent of the 475. before they deploy the have an advanced element, a handful, 7-10 that have gone to baghdad in advance to get ready of the flow of the other 200. be the first major installment of the 475 that the president announced. this is a headquarters element. don't mix these guys up with the actual advisers. there are still another half dozen or so teams to go apart about 475. these teams could number between 15-17, they will be the ones going to embed iraq he headquarters at the brigade level. elementst headquarters are going as a command and control note. they're not going to embed inside iraq he units. th

when president assad himself, suicide bombs in baghdad, specifically attacking the ministry of interior and ministry of defense. so we fully sympathize with the government in baghdad, that has been the government of bashar al-assad, that has been directly responsible for the expansion of these extremist forces in iraq. >> these are very important developments. i know you have been calling for aid to the syrian moderate opposition for a long time and we'll see how this proceeds in the senate and what happens if that aid starts going to the free syrian army. ubay chabendar, always good to have you. >> it's a pleasure. thank you. >> now for more stories around the world. we begin in eastern ukraine where despite a ceasefire well more people were killed by a shelling in rebel held town near donetsk. a rebel leader rejected a compromise from the ukrainian legislature that would allow more autonomy while keeping it part of ukraine. insist they'd the rebels would only accept full independence. ukrainian president petro poroshenko will be traveling to the united states asking for more support. >>> scotland independenc

of this government [ inaudible ] the cabinet is not complete yet. app pairly -- apparently there are nine ministries that are vacant. the minister of defense, interior, and other ministries>> what were your demands as far as being part of this government, and what guarantees do you have? you say you are pleased with the makeup, but what guarantees do you have that this is an all-inclusive government that factions in iraq have been demanding? >> we put together a road map, and have presented a united front to the islamic state and all kinds of terrorist groups, and we have been promised this could happen yet today [ inaudible ] on the [ inaudible ] program which included a road map and we hope in the coming days there will be additions, both -- especially on the [ inaudible ] we believe that the solution does not lie in the military [ inaudible ] also a political solution that we need to seek and we have put together a series of measures that needs to be taken, including -- including registering necessary goals or amending some goals or abolishing some [ inaudible ] or implementing [ inaudible ] legislative in the last parliament, exceding the law of the province [ inaudi

we understand the secretary of state is testifying before the house foreign affairs committee on the isis strategy. iraq's defense ministry says it has gained ground. the ministry said the army seized control of a region of northern iraq previously held by isis. >>> overnight police in sidney thwarted a plan by 15 people. iran's president is condemning isis. the leader said the islamic state group should feel shame for killing innocent people. >>> there has been another deadly police shooting in st. louis, not far from the town that saw weeks of unroaest. officers in jennings, missouri, responded to the report of a man with a gun in an apartment complex last night. they say the suspect got into a black vehicle, started driving toward them striking a cruiser. police say the suspect later pointed a gun at them and that's when they shot and killed him. jennings is four miles south of ferguson where demonstrations and looting occurred following the police shooting of an unarmed teenager earlier this summer. a grand jury has until early january to decide whether the police officer who shot brown should be charged. >>> police are hoping to find a man who was seen tal

the ministries of defense interior are yet to be filled. critical ministriese sunnis want defense, that, of course, looks after the military and then if there is some sort of ownership, some sort of power perhaps that have will an effect in these sunni populations because as we know, they are relying on some sort of uprising from within these towns and cities that have been taken over by isis. they cannot send in shia military, shia militia or kurdish forces like the township of mosul that is sunni population and has been under control from isis by isis for the last several months. they need a sunni force. this is where the national guard might come into play. something that the leader has talked about. this is not something that will happen in the next several months this. is definitely a work in progress. >> and what if any have you heard about any reaction this late latest beheading and this other front they're playing with the executions? >> reporter: yeah, people are appalled, natalie. sadly it was only a matter of time before we would see this third behe

. >> they took over the defense ministry and finance ministry and all of that. this is significant. is considered a failed state by the united states. how does this strengthen the hand of iran? >> iowa ran had a lot of problems with saudi arabia and countries in the gulf and iraq and syria. now iran will have an influence in yemen. that puts pressure on saudi arabia and near mecca. that means they have influence in the zone of the red sea. both by the suez canle. >> and affect the movement of oil and gas. how could isis emerge stronger as a result. >> al-qaeda is strong in yemen. and the more they expand in yemen. al-qaeda will say i am your situation. i see it will be over the sunni area of yemen. they are concerned about a pro iranian military. that is what happen in lebanon and iraq. >> it is hard to wrap your heads around. another country is coming in to play. turkey had a hand in creating the problem. so many jihaddist flew through turkey and in to syria and helping out isis. and turkey helped to create the problem and can we get turkey to help solve the problem? >> we should p

the course. there we go. we send it back to you. >> a minister and his cabinet. are in charge of almost every key ministry. haslinda amen. what do we know here? control ministry like defenses, commerce, education, justice. like you said, the key ministries, more than one third of the 32 cabinet ministers are military officers. one thing to note though, rish, a civilian, part of the government installed after the last coup in thailand in 2006. now, the new cabinet suggested they are consolidating the position and the position of the military. he will continue to rely on those close to him to revive the economy. keep opposition to his rule at bay. remember what he said. reforms will have to take root before elections can be held, and that is slated for 2015. rish? >> let's talk about the finance minister and the policies they are likely to implement here. is there anything to get excited about question mark >> not really. economic policies will focus on tax reform, boosting of the economy, but few people expect exciting policies from the government. they say what is likely populist policies, not policies that would encourage economic reform. the irony is this. were adoptedr

the ministries of defense in interior and foreign affairs. but the houthies say that is not enough. many government buildings, including the ministry of interior are located here. the authorities made it clear they're ready to take all the necessary measures to restore order. this crowd is chanting a popular slogan here. "death to america. damn the jews." for these people the u.s. and israel are the biggest threat to islam. >> our problem is the u.s. and the west. they're creating problems that divide us as yemenis. they want us divided to control gas and oil. >> the whole area is controlled by the houthies. they have their own police force. they set up check points to prevent a potential al-qaeda attack inside the protest camp. these yellow armed bans and flags are distributed among the shia communities to rally more support to what they call yemen's true revolution. >> reporter: this could undermine efforts under way to find a peaceful solution to the political crisis. al jazeera. >> riot applies in the turkish city of istanbul has fired. ten construction workers were killed when the lift they were in crashed to the ground. they

the ministry of defense has been promised. there is one man who has been put forward, but he might not be acceptable to the shias, however, if they can get one of their candidates into the ministryterior, then maybe they can hamstring a deal. the prime minister will want this to get done and get done quickly. so hopefully on thursday he can press forward with the forming of this national unity government, and get on with the things that the iraq eye people want, which include energy, dealing with the rising price of food, and also with the battle against the islamic state of iraq and the levant. >>> two just two days until scotland votes whether or not to believe the united kingdom. lawrence lee reports, scotland is home to britain's nuclear arsenal. >> reporter: what on earth does the u.k. do with this nuclear fleet if it's a yes vote. exactly how dong do you think it would take the u.k. to move the fleet from here? >> well, the range of different time lines. so -- in a technical sense it could be moved very quickly. in a political sense it would need to take much longer. so yes, we could move it out very quickly, something like two years, in political reality, we are would tha

the position of foreign minister. i worked with him earlier and he asked me to become his assistant. and so in june 1977 i moved from the defense ministry to the foreign ministry a day or two he makes sam and i attend. dennis read from ambassador shapiro's remarks. is totally reliable. sam has a place of honor in israeli american relations. i think israel was the focus, the focal period of his career. i believe egyptian peace, israeli peace was the focal part of those years. sam was the ideal model of an ambassador you could think of, the best and beautiful of america, wonderful person, smart human being, articulate, charming, a real presence. smart to the point of sensitivity. he knew people. he understood people. he understood, you know, kissinger you know, kissinger used to say israel does not have a foreign policy, only an internal policy. i don't know if it's true or not but i think everything is always more complicated, but he understood that the s.t. function with quite a number of people who were different and his intellectual ability was that he could find ways to the hearts, not only of people who were of his own mold, liberal democrat, but people wh

the foreign affairs and defense ministries. the men he appoints in those ministries have to be capable and approved by all the parties. it's a very long, long agreement. it includes the committee of the appointed ones and to form the yemeni authority and regulates prices and especially fuel prices and make sure the poor of the society are taken care of. there is a security appendix. the details of it have to be mentioned later or have to be agreed to later. from broad lines they've been announced in tonight's agreement including the government should own all the weapons and those weapons should be taken back from the groups. without a specific mention of the houhtis, of course, it did not mention that houhtis have to withdrawal. not mentioned by nation, but it's mentioned that all the non-governmental groups have to finally be under the government control, under the government jurisdiction. the government has to own the country and national territory, and only the government should maintain security and matters related to it. but it is a long situation. it has to be appointed and it has to settle specific security matters related to the northern provinces. that's something that i

of iraq, their defense ministry here told us that two tornado fighter jets were flying. they were armed with missiles and laser-guided bombs, but did not engage in any attacks. that because the defense ministry, of course, is one of the problems going forward, both for the britains and for other members of this coalition, to really find targets worth hitting, that will really make significant damage to isis forces, fredricka. >> and the united states remains the only western nation to take on isis in syria. any idea or sign whether great britain will reconsider it and commit itself to the syrian air strikes as well? >> not for now. and the reason, really, behind that lies in a parliamentary vote that took place back in 2013. remember, when president obama was looking for britain's key support to attack the assad regime after the chemical weapons attacks on his own population. and there was a divide in parliament here in britain. and there was a no vote. there was no british support for air strikes on the assad regime. and so british parliament now is very mindful of that. the prime minister, david cameron, is very mindful of his defeat last year. he wants to rebuild political consensus here