moving from mogadishu to a town further down on the coast might be 90 km.y were having to fly aid 90 km because roads were so insecure that aid agencies aren't able to move on those roads. geoff: i the american security assistance as important as food assistance? >> i'm hearing from people here that it is. people were happy to see that the biden administration came back and brought back u.s. troops into somalia this year after the trump administration had pulled them out in the last days of the trump administration. they are working as advisors, they are working with special forces to try to strengthen the military so they can combat al-shabaab. u hear on a regular basis from people here that dealing with al-shabaab is part of not just dealing with the food crisis but many of the problems facing somalia at the moment. there's a lot of enthusiasm for having international assistance coming from the u.s. and other countries are selling -- sending in military help. it's very welcome at the moment >> jason beaubien, thank you very much. geoff: technological inno

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asha bob had stage its worst attack and 5 years to car bombs detonated at a busy intersection in mogadishu, killing over 120 people. it was the same intersection where another attack, 5 years before, took over 500 lives. the increase in the groups violence comes in response to the government's large scale offensive against the rebels. 240 kilometers from the capital in bay door. hundreds of thousands of people have sold refuge, added to the city's own population of some 800000. a nearly the same number of internally displaced people. according to the city administration. their numbers are expected to reach 1000000 by year's end. one of those displaced people is how will you sac marlene, after her camels died of thirst, half a year ago. she and her 5 children fled to the camp in montana corn wagon tunnel. we came here a long time ago because of the famine obama one but so far, we haven't received any hello named net by le my eyes, and we hardly get any food or water. i said, no, it's very hard living here. she tells us that a few weeks before her son, her son, he sac fell ill. he had hoping

their lives from all over somalia, those most in need get referred to this hospital and the capitol mogadishu. many die on the way. little amina, abdi waste less than half of what a healthy child her age should for days. she's been in a coma. i mean, i've been now. she is summer good. are under to a live normally, she was supposed to be 60 good. again, with severe good one of the so good with the go condition to the solid shock mouth she is a better me locate a terminal case it only 4 years old. this is the impact of the extreme drought. that's devastating somalia. it's the worst in 40 years. by door is 250 kilometers west of the capital. it is seen as the epicenter, the hunger crisis. the situation in the hospital here is desperate. one and a half year old mariam was admitted a few days ago. she is showing typical symptoms of man attrition, diarrhea, vomiting and whooping cough. for her mother and aunt the weight is unbearable. anti fell them. i feel so sad for my sister shantia. i pray to allah that she will recover. and also that he will alleviate the drought. i love like most the monies,

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sas soldier: very f-- mogadishu, f-- smoke.y're not gonna help us anymore. they're justonna run straight back to the taban, who usually are not doing that. mark: braden chapman says the information the sas relied on to capture or kill their targets was often vague. braden: we would get intelligence briefs. they would be saying stuff like, "you know, fist-length beard, wearing afghani clothes," just really basic descriptions of people, unless they had a photo, which they didn't always. and more times than not they didn't. mark: so it could be anyone in the population. braden: yeah, no idea who it is, but most of the time it was a really simple description of the average afghani man. mark: by the end of 3 squadron's 4-month deployment in 2012, more targets had been killed or captured than on any previous australian special forces rotation in afghanistan. braden: we were pretty much out every day for four months straight. i can't remember the exact numbers, but at the time i remember someone saying that we captured the most people

in iraq or the haven't yet come much further south has been recently unceasingly. heavy rain in mogadishu, this more to come here. heavy right in d r. c, which is caused landslides in the east. again, it's not dried up yet, and the same is true in and go to the seas. marines are going south, but to the south, for the time being sacked should be quite dry. ah, but what happens when the news media failed to do their job? it's one of the biggest reasons why iraq is that. yeah, the democracy, there's no accountability. the listening post. expose is the power is controlling the narrative. russian media does a lot of favorably. his method has to be back by the whole propaganda, apple and the tools they used to do it. how do you read through all of them information? how do you determine what is this? and from now, with the listening post, your guide to the media on al jazeera, when the taliban took control of afghanistan in august 2021, it sparked a methics. it was special to part report $11.00 east meets the chinese entrepreneur with the other way on out of europe. the latest news as it breaks

again, the potential for big thunderstorms in tropical africa, marines coming in towards mogadishu. unusual again, this time of year and once more dangerous thunderstorms developing on the eastern side of south africa. ah, ah, ah. ah, lou ah, it without a 0 reminder of our top stores this out, russia is accusing ukraine of using drones to attack to have its air bases hundreds of kilometers from their shed. border pasco says keith was targeting long range war paint. 3 services were killed, protested in mongolia have been dispersed off to storm in the government, hottest police forcibly broke up the crowd earlier on monday. a demonstrators are calling for an end to corruption. and china has been holding a memorial service to honor its former president. john is a main who died last week at the age of 90. 6 sovereigns have sounded across the country in tribute. protests have broken out ins to dawn after military rulers, in the coalition of political parties, signed a deal to establish a civilian lead, transitional government. the country has been that without a functioning government since octo

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on the outskirts of the somali capital, mogadishu, one or 2 animals, have found something to chew on, but they are all pretty hungry. all eyes are all the activity at the edge of the enclosure, in the heaps of freshly cut grass leaves, and 3 tis to morsels for the english, but also vital to their health. these nothing to graze on the cindy ground. a sun abdulla man. so beer is the fund manager, a head, his size typically is more room to room, but space here is limited. there are a lot of the regular al your a couple are you face so many challenges when you bring candles to the city of gentle or not? and also has the animals need to be trained to leave on the small area your cobra. so that requires a lot of patience and experience the all the other challenges are finding enough food for the camels in the city in ensuring the a provided the things they would get from the desert. see the nav who were all high . finally, the gate is opened year in the enclosure that is more than enough for everyone. that wasn't always the case when they had had to scrounge for food out on the open plains

and working with mogadishu, the nile district administration. we've seen reports of gender based violence, we've seen militia and torture. there's a report here that says of torture and other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment, or punishment. the hands of clam militias. some which are government affiliated remains frequent in 2021. we've also seen reports of klan militias, a be heading out about fighters. so if we see beheadings, if we see a malicious and torture rape, and hope, i hope that i find out you get these reports, my friends, which are readily available. have you hold them accountable for us, or how do you explain that? my friend, 221. also with each out of somalia, i would like you to ask me what i responsible. i'm each act of it. mistake has happened in the past and every shabby attack everywhere that a, that they have the military uniform or to police uniform and these are available in the market. so i would have liked you. let us discuss the somali of today, or, or in the somali pit in the time i leave today. how will you hold

now it strain off for mogadishu. its been a few what days there is still some showers though to be found in nairobi with a hive. 25 degrees and temperatures her on their way up in lusaka. look at this full on sunshine. $36.00 degrees are closing in on a record for the month of december, and some showers around south africa's coast, including a durbin with a height of $23.00 degrees. okay, out of time, i'll see you soon. take her. ah ah, the from propaganda, unmanaged manipulation to the colossal consequence. if the listening post reveals the power behind the media and the impact on our lives, it's one of the biggest reasons why iraq is back out of democracy. there's no accountability. oh, now to 0. lou . ah, ah, welcome back. a reminder of our top stories. this our on al jazeera, the netherlands, are the 1st seen through to the quarter finals of the world cup here and cut off. they not taught you se with a free one when the netherlands will next be the winner of the match between australia and argentina. having used

but i haven't yet come much further south has been recently unceasingly. heavy rain in mogadishu, this more to come here heavy right in d r. c, which is caused landslides in the east. again, it's not dried up yet in the same is true in and go to the seasonal rains are going south, but to the south that full time being actually quite dry the weather sponsored by cattle anyways. talk to al jazeera. we also do you believe that women of afghanistan was somehow abandoned by the international community? we listen, we are a huge price for the war against terrorism. what's going on in for money? we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center on al jazeera. ah ah. hello, watching al jazeera, i'm associate a and her that's remind you of on top stories, the south. the european union, g 7 and australia have all tentatively agreed on a $60.00 barrel price cap on russian oil. it's aimed at starving, the criminal and of its resources to continue the war. and ukraine of africa as governin

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are you guys sing the samet things that i'm seeing and insured it wasn't mogadishu however again the sun goes down and things, it wasn't the same and itg wasn't safe. even parts of the day it wasn't safe depending on who was in the zone. it was a very fluid situation. >> your coverage was very reminiscent of the coverage of the wall street movement in 2012 and 2011 with breitbart at the time. the time. enter breitbart was very focused on that movement at the time and all of the behavior that happened there. let's get to lafayette square in to. where you didn't have travel too far but i have vivid memories at every day these things would flare up and i would text you a knife say hey are you there and can you come on the radio? at the time you would say yeah, now is not a good time. >> i wasn't there where trump walkedtr out and there was a big controversy over that. i was in minneapolis. i was still there so for the second term when they tear down the andrew jackson statue again it was more the same. more people would do these mass criminal activitiesco and as son as the come out and

now it's drain off for mogadishu, it's been a few what days there is still some showers though to be found in nairobi with a hive. 25 degrees and temperatures her on their way up in lusaka. look at this fall on sunshine. $36.00 degrees are closing in on a record for the month of december, and some showers around south africa's coast, including a durbin with a high of $23.00 degrees. ok. out of time, i'll soon take her. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries, enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct flights to istanbul and tribe zone book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p g s, for our best prices ah. with from propaganda and managed manipulation to the collateral consequences. the listening post reveals the power behind the media and the impact on, on life. it's one of the biggest reasons why iraq is back out of democracy. there's no accountability analysis. iraq blue with welcome to world cup today, i am pete systemic. i rely that out

mogadishu 24/7 however again when the sun goes down things things were not it wasn't safe like, you know, just literally what you say and even during some parts during the day. it wasn't safe depending on who was in the zone depending on i mean, there's a lot of fact it was a very it was a very fluid situation for sure your coverage. there was very reminiscent of >> your coverage was reminiscent of the coverage of the occupied wall street movement in 2011 and 2012 for breitbartt at the time and andrew breitbart was very focused on the occupied movement at the time and all of them mayhem and criminality and behavior. didn't have to travel too far. i have vivid memories every day these things would flare up and i would text you and say hey, can you can you are you there? can you come on the radio and and half the time i expect is like yeah. now's not a good time. and i assume that there was like things exploding next to you. lafayette square, so i wasn't there. when the content were trump walked out and there's that whole controversy over that. ye and then there was the b whole controversy

sure, it wasn't mogadishu 24/7.ver,4/ again, when the sun goes down stains were not, it wasn't safe. >> clearly. >> and even during some parts during the day itn wasn't safe, dependent on who was in the zone, depending on, there's a lot, , it was a very fluid situation for sure. >> your coverage was very reminiscent of brandon darby is coverage of the occupied wall street movement in 2012 and 2011 for breitbart at the time and as you know andrew breitbart was very focused on the occupy movement atmo the time. and all ofth the mayhem and criminality and horrible behavior that happened there at chaz. but let's move back. let's get to locket score in d.c. where you didn't have to travel tooav far. i have the memories come everyday these things would flare up and i will text you and say hey, can you, are you there? can you come on the radio? have thatea unexpectedly yeah, w study good time. i assume it was like things exploding next to you. >> lafayette square, so i wasn't there when, where trump walked out and' it was