has no embassy in mogadishu, and the mission is based in neighboring kenya. car and truck bombings in mogadishu in the past month have killed hundreds of people. the pentagon said yesterday u.s. warplanes carried out their first air strikes on isis targets in somalia. the anniversary of the 1979 takeover of the american embassy in iran was celebrated by thousands of iranians today. the march and rally in tehran took place near the site of the former embassy where 52 hostages were held for 444 days. the u.s. has never opened a new embassy in iran. a top iranian security official told the crowd america is iran"" eternal enemy." iran used the occasion to display a ballistic missile with a 1,200-mile range, according to iran's state-run news agency. last month, the u.s. imposed new sanctions on iran over its missile program, and president trump declined to re-certify the 2015 nuclear deal. blaming iran's meddling in arab affairs, lebanese prime minister saad hariri made a surprise announcement today that he's resigning. during a speech in saudi arabia, hariri, pr

worship any form of liberty city or liberty it's one of my colleagues described to me as bringing mogadishu to two asmara this is a very peaceful city but they described it as black hope don't moment for us tomorrow where shootings were were heard in the streets separate shootings and even when children were coming out of school including nursing school children very small children and young people being chased through the streets of us tomorrow. and complete pandemonium protests are not just rare enough announcement i've never seen or heard of protests since eric has independence or maybe even before that so this is this is a very unique and maybe even a one of this young people have taken matters into their own hands and yet there they i mean this is this is a country that is ruled by fear and yes people are taking enormous risks and it's a very courageous stick to take. now papua new guinea's immigration minister tells al-jazeera the country's police have no plans to clear out of former stray and run prisons camp six hundred refugees have barricaded themselves inside and are refusing to

americans are leaving somalia's capital of mogadishu because of the terror threat. threat information involving the airport. terrorists in somalia, terrorists were killed by airstrikes. so mall yais one of the world's most of dangerous countries. 11 princes and former ministers have been arrested in a corruption probe in saudi arabia. one of the world richest men alwaleed talal was arrested. he's one of the world's richest men. to arrive in gentleman upon at any minute. let's go to john roberts. reporter: a couple thousand service members are here, members of the air force. there are 14 thousand stationed here. we are seeing a continue general of the marines doing some training up in camp fuji. but stopping here tonight, you can hear the president as he kicks off his 11-day five-nation tour. the president will be here in japan for the next couple days and then he goes to south korea. china and then finishing it off in the philippines. you were mentioning along with jason chaffetz, the threat this entire region faces, a couple of intercontinental ballistic missiles h

. >> why let the somalis drag dead g.i.s by ropes through the streets of mogadishu?what our original intention was in somalia and it's time to get out. >> after two days of stinging criticism, the president said today the u.s. needs to, and i quote now, conclude its role in somalia. >> if the american people are to say yes to u.n. peacekeeping, the united nations must know when to say no. >> there was enormous pressure on the clinton administration not to commit the united states to similar operations in the future. fast forward. rwanda. >> good evening. fighting is going on tonight in the small african nation of rwanda. >> 20,000 are believed dead after five days after massacres. >> in this orgy of violence, three women can be seen pleading for their lives. they're first savagely beaten and then hacked to death by soldiers. >> village after entire village wiped out by extremists. >> because of the horror of somalia, there was no will whatsoever to intervene in rwanda. even though there were many early warning signals that a modicum of intervention could have stopped

clinic for a massive truck bombing last month that killed more than 350 people in somalia's capital, mogadishu the us is not carried out 26 strikes against militants in somalia this year. >> are you saying that the house will not accept a total elimination? that he just will not fly even if the senate passes it? >> is what i am saying. at that is house ways and means committee chairman on "fox news sunday" this my check in at the controversial state and local tax measure in the current tax plan. just keeping them his window as we do house in the senate since plans are slowly making their way through congress. others include the number of tax brackets. the senate bill keep the current seven. the house cuts them to fourth. the senate was to get the estate tax while doubling the exemption for jewels. the hospital eventually gets rid of that together. they're finding common ground on the corporate tax rate /enough to 20 percent. but this there was a delay that confined one year. as the state and local tax deductions that chairman brady mentioned, they would be completely scrapped under the senate

africa command reports that it happened 125 miles northwest of mogadishu, part of a stepped- up u.s. air campaign there. a teenage suicide bomber in nigeria blew himself up at a mosque today, killing at least 50 people. the blast turned the worship site into blood-soaked ruins. police say the attacker detonated the bomb as he mingled with morning worshippers. the militant group boko haram was immediately suspected. here in the u.s., president trump today voiced suppot for roy moore. the president criticized democratic nominee doug jones, and said, "we don't need a liberal in there." he played down claims that moore pursued at least six women when they were teenagers. >> if you look at what is really going on, and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. and, you know, you have to listen to him also. you're talking about-- he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. so, you know. >> woodruff: meanwhile, michigan congressman john conyers denied allegations of sexual misconduct made by former staff members. and,

august, in which 10 people were shot dead, including three children, in a village near the capital mogadishue investigation found that u.s. soldiers fired onon unarmed civilians, relied onon shoddy intelligence, and ordered their somali counterparts to plant weapons by the bodies of the unarmed civilians they had just killed. "the daily beast" also reports that u.s. diplomats pressured somalia's government to bury the findings of its investigation into the killings. french president went -- macron in west africa for a three-day tour. he visited burkina faso, a nation formally colonized by france, where he promised to declassify documents related to the e assassinationon of the for leader dubbed "africa's che guevara," sasankara was killed n a military coup in 1987. at the international criminal coururt in the hague, former bosnian croat military commander slobodan pralyak died tuesday after he drank a vial of poison inside the courtroom. pralyak, who'd been convicted to a 20-year prison term for his role in the bosnian war of 1992 to 1995, rose to his feet just moments after a judge upheld t

worship any form of liberté seven hundred liberty one of my colleagues described to me as bringing mogadishuto two asmara this is a very historic city but they described it as black hope don't moment for us tomorrow where shootings were were heard in the streets separate shootings and even when children were coming out of school including nursery school children very small children and young people being chased through the streets of us tomorrow. and complete pandemonium protests are not just rare enough an asmer i've never seen or heard of protests since airchecks independence or maybe even before that so this is a very unique and maybe even a one of its young people have taken matters into their own hands and yet there i mean this is this is a country that is ruled by fear and yes people are taking enormous risks and it's a very courageous stick to take. palestinians around the world are demanding an apology as they mark the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration it was a british government policy statement widely seen as leading to the division of palestine protesters in bet

. >> came out of mogadishu. this is the engine from super 6 one. >> going down. going down.ories of individual soldiers. >> this is the bible of mr. melvin, he carried this bible with him through the bataan death march into japanese camp. tell the story of the man who had the will and faith to survive. when a visitor walks into a museum, they will start encountering these large stainless steel pylons, we put individual soldiers and a brief history about them. pete: also throughout the museum life sized and extremely life like soldiers. >> a lot of these cast figures are active duty soldiers or former soldiers. pete: currently? >> currently in the army. pete: idea is to take the visitor to the museum and put them inside the action, inside the vehicle, inside the fire fight? >> absolutely. pete: what better way to put in the battlefield. the army museum is literally being built around four of these vehicles already in place at the construction site. pete: i can't say i have ever been underneath world war i tank. >> we actually found bullet holes and found a bullet imbedded and

. >> this came out of mogadishu. this is the engine. famous black down incident. >> one of the things the army museum described to do is tell its history through the stories of individual soldiers. >> this is the bible. he carried this with him through the bataan death march was she took into japanese were canned. the men have the will and the faith to survive. they'll start encountering these large soldiers, individual soldiers and a brief history. >> also throughout the museum, life-sized and extremely live side soldiers. >> at the duty soldiers currently in the army. >> the idea is to take visitors and put them inside the action come inside the vehicle, inside the fight or flight. >> what better way to put visitors on the battlefield. the army museum is literally being built around already in place at the construction site. >> versus bft 17. we actually found bullet holes in the cap that battle damage. >> what is it then like between many assuming they can sort of rise from the ground? >> a tremendous honor. >> for those families and