extremists in benghazi that's according to a re in general six years after the murder of libyan leader moammar gadhafi. and the white house hence it will make good on president trump's campaign promise to ramp up its use of the kuantan of the bay detention facility in cuba that story and much more coming up right now. it's tuesday july eleventh four pm in washington d.c. and sweets and you're watching r t america we begin today in iraq where the recapturing of mosul from the islamic state has come at a really high price as a result of the operation thousands of civilians have either been displaced or lost their lives both human rights watch and amnesty international are scolding iraqi forces in the u.s. for their role in raising the number of civilian deaths there is r t correspondent ashley breaks with more according to amnesty international close to six thousand civilians have lost their lives during the fight to recapture mozote and i'm told we're two thousand and sixteen the iraqi military backed by u.s. forces launched a campaign to recapture the city and this past sunday iraqi prime minister had

the chaos that has engulfed libya since two thousand and eleven when the former libyan dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown since then they have been various militias and administrations that has been vying for control of those oil rich country now the latest developments really expose the vulnerability of those in backed government it has been struggling as i say to maintain control it has managed to co-opt some of the various groups there but at the same time it's made little progress in terms of really integrating them and providing lost and security in this latest round of violence we see that there is heavy light and medium weaponry been used we know that power lines have been hit people have been fleeing their homes a lot of residents complaining that their homes have been shelled it has been damaged shops have been damaged roads have been closed and people are struggling to make their way back home. the u.n. has one spraying to urgently prepare for a sharp influx of refugees entering the country by the sea from africa the number of migrants who've already reached spain this year is ed

defeated extremists in benghazi libya in general six years after the murder of libyan leader moammar gadhafi. and the white house hence it will make good on president trump's campaign promise to ramp up its use of the pantano bay detention facility in cuba that story and much more coming up right now. it's tuesday july eleventh.

they also has engulfed libya since two thousand and eleven when the from the libyan dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown and since then they have been various ministers and administrations that has been violent troll of those oil rich countries now the latest developments really expose the vulnerability of those in backed government it has been struggling as i say to take control it has managed to co-opt some of the various groups there but at the same time it's made little progress in terms of really integrating them and providing lost and security in this latest round of violence we see that there is heavy light and medium weaponry being used we know that power lines have been hit people have been fleeing their homes a lot of residents complaining that their homes have been shelled as been damaged shops have been damaged roads have been closed and people are struggling to make their way back home british vacationers have been asked to watch a video on how to survive are terrorists. before booking their flights abroad the video includes scenes of a hotel under siege a clear reference to

in benghazi that's according to a libyan general six years after the murder of libyan leader moammar gadhafi. and the white house hence it will make good on president campaign promise to ramp up its use of the one ton of obey detention facility in cuba that story and much more coming up right now. it's tuesday july eleventh five pm in washington d.c. .

they have gone to school on the likes of moammar gadhafi and saw what happened to him when he negotiatedis weapons of mass destruction. they are not going to willingly give up nuclear weapons. >> director clapper thanks for taking the time. >> thanks for having me. >>> breaking news. we are following fresh protests at the g-20 summit. clashes between police and demonstrators. new reporting about increased russian spying inside the u.s. will it come up with president trump meets vladimir putin tomorrow? >>> president trump is questioning the u.s. intelligence consensus that russia was behind cyber attacks designed to interfere in the u.s. presidential election. ahead of his meeting face-to-face with vladimir putin tomorrow mr. trump said nobody knows who is responsible for the interference adding that it could have been others. let's dig deeper with specialists and analysts. i just spoke with james clapper who oversaw these assessments and the agencies who made the judgment, his words he said russia is prepping the battlefield for interfering in elections in 2018 and 2020. that's an alarm

he's seen people like moammar gadhafi who have given up weapons of mass destruction only to find themselvesead. same thing potentially with saddam hussein in terms of any nascent weapons program or capability he had. so his view -- kim jong un's view is the minute i give up the weapons in a negotiation basically i'm out of here. the americans will take me out. again, we have to kind of balance that where he doesn't believe he can give up the weapons in a diplomatic dance. on the other hand, nicolle, your point is very well taken which is that he in pyongyang, jong un will parse every word by an american president and when he tweets out that he wants china to end this nonsense once and for all, kim jong un undoubtedly believes that is a direct threat to him. it will make him more erratic. make him more likely to lash out. >> eli, you cover this white house and on a day like last thursday when all eyes were on a war between the president of the united states and my colleagues, joe scarborough and mika brzezinski, the national security team was dealing with and analyzing information about the

thesis out there, i would recommend exactly how stupid it was for us to topple moammar gadhafi in libyacountry open it had two vastly consequential events one is that we uncorked africa because libya and gadhafi in particular was a cork an africa and since he was toppled basically we've seen a mass movement from sub-saharan africa, about 9,000 to 10,000 people a month the u.n. recently estimated coming up through africa, trying to cross the mediterranean into europe. this is an africa issue, not a middle east issue. and at the same time we sent the signal to kim jong-un, and every other dictator in the world, get a nuclear weapon, and keep it, because gadhafi tried to get one, we persuaded him to give it up and then we decapitated him that libya story has vast consequences, and if anybody is looking for a ph.d. thesis, i'd recommend it >> tom, i want to ask you about a column you wrote recently where i would argue you took the gloves off the title was trump is china's chump. you said far from being a savvy negotiator, he, trump that is, is a sucker whose shrinking u.s. influence in this