mohammad amir mohammad khan's was one of them.mmad amir mohammad khan, known as sulaiman to family and friends, the raja of mahmudabad. i am from a muslim family which once ruled a very large feudal estate, including the beautiful a palace in mahmudabad in which we still live. but the indian government is laying claim to my property, saying that it is enemy property. no—one is paying for it, so these days, everything is crumbling. this dispute goes back to 1947. the partition of india into two states, a muslim majority state called pakistan, and a hindu—majority state of india. it was estimated that a million people died, ten million people were displaced. some muslims went to the state of pakistan. many hindus came to india. it was not just the country that was divided. families were divided, too. in the late ‘50s, my father took pakistani nationality, and that is when my family's problems began, because when india and pakistan went to war in 1965, the government laid claim to our properties. there was an act of parliament called

jaish—e—mohammad and lashkar—e—taiba, they are banned in pakistan. their leadership is in custody.pakistan government. you are not taking enough action against them. and it is something that, in the wake of that signing of the brics statement, you acknowledged. you said, instead, we should impose some restrictions on the activities of the elements like lashkar—e—taiba and jaish—e—mohammad. you know, they are already proscribed in pakistan. we are tightening the noose around them, there's absolutely no doubt about it. it is debatable that perhaps more actions can be taken against them. the more — but, if somebody is doubting our intent, i think it's absolutely wrong. you say if people doubt our intent — there seems to be an awful lot of people who doubt your intent. is it true, as has been reported in the times, that a senior pakistani government official has said that china has demanded privately that pakistan should attack islamist militants? have china been pressing you privately to do more? no. we have, in the last three to four years, operated against the terrorists from differ

cross talking kurdish independence i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi in beirut he's an associate professor at the university of tehran also in beirut we have martin j. he is a freelance broadcast journalist and an herbal we crossed that he will he's an analyst and commentator on iraq and kurdistan region across the uk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate mohamed let me go to you first in beirut i said in my introduction the the issue of kurdish independence is very vexing and even dangerous we have a lot of countries in the neighborhood that are a staunch ally against the idea but then again the kurds by any definition of self-determination probably should get their own state here this is being stuck between a rock and a hard place go ahead mohammed in me in beirut. i think a key point that has to be remembered is that the current iraqi constitution was written. with the cooperation of the different groups in iraq including the current presidential leadership in a real and constitution accept a federal iraq and the leadership that the

mohammad iqbal chaudry is on the board of the local islamic cultural center.e was appalled that yet another attack had been perpetrated by people in his religion's name. he and his congregation are outraged. they pray that the attack will not foil their efforts towards social cohesion. mohammad: it doesn't matter whether i'm religious or not. we are human beings and fellow-citizens. our city was attacked -- our neighborhood, our businesses, our future. i'm not afraid, but i'm worried about our good community relations, our friendship. i'm worried people will look at us with different eyes. reporter: so where does the traditionally free-spirited city go from here? flower seller rosmari lopez wonders that, too -- not least because it's also a question she gets asked by tourists. but she's convinced that the citizens of barcelona will not let murderers kill their love of life. rosmari: things will return to normal, at least for those who haven't lost loved ones. everyone will eventually return to their daily lives. reporter: an eerie calm has descended on las ram

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well let's bring in the mohammad marandi a professor of politics university welcome to the program. first let's look at what president trump has been claiming claims the tall crisis is easy to solve let's have a quick listen to him. i can help mediate between carter and in particular the u.s. and saudi arabia i would be willing to do so and i think you'd have a deal worked out very quickly i think it's up to the school to get solved fairly easily ok so you have a quick listen to that why do you think that it's so difficult to get the sides because aren't saudi arabia to the negotiating table. i think the most important problem is the saudi family itself and mohamed bin saddam on in person to killer he's very young he was born a billionaire he has yes men surrounding him and he's created a mess it's not just in we're in we're in his relationship with the tab that we see this problem he invaded yemen he's been killing the yemeni people his air force has been bombing hospitals funerals weddings schools and innocent civilians for almost three years now with western support with u.s. sup

. like lashkar—e—taiba, jaish-e-mohammad. are tightening the noose about them, there is absolutely no doubt about it. it is they debatable that perhaps more actions can be taken against them. but if somebody is doubting our intent, i think it is absolutely wrong. you say if people doubt our intent... they seem to be an awful lot of people who doubt your intent. is it true, as has been reported in the times, that a senior pakistani government official has said that china has demanded privately that pakistan should attack islamist militants? have china been pressing you privately to do more? no. we have, in the last three to four years, operated against the terrorists from different backgrounds in our tribal areas. there were terrorists over their, called item, organisation is called item, we operated against them in china. this is the eastern turkish movement, as was the hack funny network, all pakistan —based organisations. they are no more in oui’ organisations. they are no more in our area organisations. they are no more in

financial systems well let's talk about all of this a bit further to you with the size mohammad marandi he's a professor at the university ronnie's with us now good evening she sighed. again we have donald trump calling this the worst deal ever used jeev fair that this around there will just fall through and and america will pull out of it. it's difficult to say at this stage their differing views about how trump will behave and since he's very unpredictable i think it's best to wait and see there are many in iran who believe that it's not a good deal and the americans got too much but the fact is that the two sides along with other countries in the p five plus one they signed on to this agreement and the iranians have abided by their commitments and i think this is really important for the international community. to look at because it shows basically that the united states is untrustworthy and the whole during the whole decade the previous decade before the whole crisis about the iranian nuclear program was a manufactured crisis back then the americans were dishonest and americans are

electricity squeezing pay we've seen egypt negotiating with hamas on the basis of an alternative figure mohammad dahlan as a potential power sharing now over the last few days and now we see this much broader potential agreement why is this coming about now. well that is a very good question and i believe the number of events that happened over the past six months probably pushed both. been taken by president. starting from april of this year. one thing and the other thing is the understanding. between. also. to. come forward. and i have. this time under the leadership. to try to open a new page on palestinian reconciliation between the main two factions hamas. had similar territory before in terms of conciliation but obstacles always got in the way they've collapsed. remain to be solved. well that is the. magic of the palestinians are the palestinian division has been going on for more than ten years now and over the past ten years we have seen a number of initiatives a number of agreements between hamas and fatah. and other other capitals and unfortunately all of these have failed to put an en

for the january twenty fifth terrorist attack against them for an illustration mocking the prophet mohammad you remember the one that left twelve of their staff dead but then this does truly show how. the pa property of those who claim that their political leanings aren't racist or bigoted if you had one have both took a satirical swipe at muslim extremists but you're turning your nose now you're trafficking in the kind of apocryphally that make satire like charlie have to lose so necessary if only to continue to lay bare the true deception of the politically active they're really only active when the victims look like them good point good point and this is rife with the parker six i've seen so many people out there now condemning charlie hebdo which don't look it's an insensitive cover because you know let us know they do not all texans are neo nazis and all of the so but that's the point they're satirical they make outlandish things that make everybody like god this is really scary and understand most of these are europeans or illustrators and it's coming from their perspective of the uni

i find it very ironic that you can't have a cartoon of mohammad, everybody get necessary uproar about that. i think shu have a right to do what they want. that's all. host: michigan, steve, go ahead independent line. caller: it is honor to talk to you pedro thank you for c-span. i would like to correct the record on what representative mitchell said. she said obama was -- for debt. bush was responsible, two unfunded wars not paid for and two tax cuts not paid for and that is where all of this comes from. all extra people in the v.a., that is all because of george bush, thank you, republicans bye. host: president trump highlighting via tweet senate runoff election in alabama between luther strange and roy moore. his tweet saying he's been shooting up in the alabama polls since my endorsement, finish the job, vote today for big luther. joining us on the phone to highlight the status of the election the montgomery advisor state government reporter. thank you for joining us. bring viewers up to date on what polling suggests might happen today? guest: the polling since the beginning of the

on the shoulders of ants like joe lewis, wilma rudolph, jackie robinson, jim brown, bill russell, mohammad ali, and so many others who throughout the anals of time chose to confront injustice in america to make us a better -- annals of time chose to confront injustice in america to make us a better place. and thankfully you are doing the same exact thing. we should be grateful. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. the speaker pro tempore: previously previously previously -- that begins live at 2:00 eastern over on c-span2. that health care bill could come up for a vote in the senate this week. as republican leaders continue to count numbers but a spokesman for kentucky senator rand paul says he's still opposing his party's health care legislation despite recent revisions over the weekend. republicans control the senate 52-48 and with all democratic members saying they will vote against the health measure, the g.o.p. can afford two republican no votes. senate coverage live over on c-span2. tonight on "the communicators" comcast senior executive vice president talks abou

it's hot it's filthy and it stinks but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire in the village they ran for their lives but two of the children were left behind that. money to do but the way it is when the shooting stopped i came out of the jungle and found my wife where my other children i did not know i have three children and i found my wife on the floor and the baby i saw that my wife had been shot three times in one leg and in the other a bullet went in one side and out the other. mohammed picked up his injured wife and baby and fled they don't know what's happened to the other children aged two and three so they knew that the idea that i felt like my world had changed for ever thinking about what i had left behind leaving my children behind i had left my own children behind did i feel like carrying on i didn't even feel like taking a single step forward. the couple believe they hope the children may have been picked up by fleeing relatives it feels like they forsaken place in this hospital people o

fleet to deal with doha it's worth twelve billion dollars to run university politics professor side mohammad marandi believes that the u.s. just wants to boost its arms sales to the region trump really is completely discredited outside of the united states behaving in a provocative manner across the globe trump is very unpredictable so. therefore it's very difficult to say what he's up to and therefore what the position of the united states will be in the future but obviously one of his our objectives is to milk the countries in the persian gulf region they're there for seeing that the kuwaitis to buy more weapons the perrys to buy more weapons the batter a nice and the emirates and the saudis are buying more weapons from the united states. now here are pictures for you from florida they show the first signs of the arrival of hurricane officials there are warning of a large scale catastrophe the storm has weakened somewhat to a category three but it is expected to strengthen once again and it's already been one of the most powerful atlantic ocean hurricanes in recorded history sort of a batt

black what another i saw member thought to have been killed in the strike was abu mohammad ali he was of saudi arabia origin his ice was finance chief he's also suspected of organizing the twenty fifteen paris terror attacks. me ma humanitarian convoy has reached the resort for the first time since ice was three year long siege was broken on tuesday forty trucks delivered food and medical supplies to residents who previously up to that point been relying on air drops. we spoke with local journalists who say near it is all. did a few days ago the soon army along with its allies also with the main raw main role of the russian support it managed still a bit too broken to siege to broad this season i was in both the three years full three years by isis militants and terrorists here in day result from the sudden from the southern side and you can see some smoke because of the syrian army targeted some. four eyes this and the eastern side of me there is the military opals of the result one goal of the military operation is to restore and to retake control again of the main highway of the re

in newly released tapes we learned the walking would be mass shooter samuel mohammad holmes said he didn't like violence you see he just needed an f.b.i. informant to release his terrorist. and sell him a rifle all of that they sold him a rifle they don't get angry they gave him a great price. is not there arming people this is your right it's not theater they have a way bigger budget oh the f.b.i. recruited more than fifteen thousand informants they paid one hundred thousand dollars for every terrorist they discover like talent scouts you know maybe one of them will find the next osama is sleepy town in ohio with i wish them luck a hundred thousand dollars are going to get into that record well it's difficult work informants can always convince people sometimes they scare them like when i warmed to people at a mosque turned in an f.b.i. informant to the f.b.i. are. you going to treat me. oh so burthen i only targeting muslims for these. you have the wind twenty three year old jerry brown who attempted to car bomb an oklahoma city bank seen when it comes to creating terror threats the. yet

find to deal with doha with twelve billion dollars terror on university politics professor side mohammad marandi believes the u.s. just wants to boost calm sales to the region trump really is completely discredited outside of the united states behaving in a provocative manner across the globe from is very unpredictable so. therefore it's very difficult to say what he's up to and therefore what the position of the united states will be in the future but obviously one of his our objectives is to milk the countries in the persian gulf region there they're poor seeing that the kuwaitis to buy more weapons that are used to buy more weapons me about amy's and the emirate of the saudi supply more weapons from the united states. and around three hundred thousand people have fled the country of myanmar for the last two weeks as a result of the violence against the country's persecuted religious minority that's according to the new think is from the united nations the organization claims the die a situation in the region is getting worse worse and. i think it. was. the cause of the. there was. so

professor side mohammad marandi from the university of two wrongs says isis ideology still poses a global threat despite victories over the terror. we are entering the final stages of i saw or isis having a presence in syria in the sense that it it holds territory that does seem to be coming to an end but the ideology continue seeing exist and therefore the terrorism the extremism that isis represents can continue to be a menace to the rest of the world and of course it's not only isis we have al qaeda and al qaeda affiliates in syria such as the nostra front. all of these different groups jaisha this flom they too have the same wahhabi ideology and they continue to hold territory so even after isis is dealt with and the territory is taken the syrian army is going to have to deal with them as well after they finish with isis . still to come after the break a russian bitcoin trader is wanted by the u.s. over alleged money laundering a change that. what holds if you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president. some want to be rich. but you

fighter jet deal with doha worth twelve billion dollars terror on university politics professor side mohammad marandi believes the u.s. just wants to boost arms sales to the region. trump really is completely discredited outside of the united states behaving in a provocative manner across the globe trump is very unpredictable so. therefore it's very difficult to say what he's up to and therefore what the position of the united states will be in the future but obviously one of his object of his is to milk the countries in the persian gulf region they're they're poor seeing that the kuwaitis to buy more weapons that are used to buy more weapons the about amy's and the emirates and the saudis supply more weapons from the united states one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in history is battering the caribbean we'll have the latest updates for you after this short break. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's the law in austin the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america

black what's up another are still member confirmed dead in the strike is abu mohammad ali of saudi arabian origin and as i saw finance chief he is also suspected of organizing the twenty fifteen terror attacks in paris. meanwhile a humanitarian convoy has reached a resort for the first time since and i still see began there in twenty forty forty trucks and delivered food to people who previously could only receive basic amenities through airdrops into the area. now with the german election a little over two weeks time many do you see a victory for anglo-american is a foregone conclusion although not the chance for herself. ladies and gentlemen we hear a lot here at the german election has already been decided i am telling you that this is simply not true. it is supposed to show anglo-american is party breaking away from her main rival martin schulz is social democratic party however the so-called third parties may also play a key role if a majority can't be formed in government with more on this is peter all of. with most pundits already calling this election a win for. schultz there isn't

know i said i was going back to the er to clarify of course the reef is iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif but i wanted to bring this up this is a headline from al monitor iranians welcome rouhani it's response to you and which is really basically saying what you're saying professor but as you were speaking i could see had neede kind of nodding in agreement there and smiling i mean what were you thinking. sort of wise for their grieving process about how. about the situation is very complicated there right now everything is mixed all you know. is against the deal i mean what used to be supportive of the deal so i mean you are conservatives are very against the deal and everything is complicated i don't see of course. to conservatives as far as i have been in touch with them. but something is very clear that through the only let's say years and the change. has not changed actually is about the way people are receiving and reacting to this issue isn't about nuclear deal. so i can only get in the conversation as well we got this video comments from and ron about public opinion in

we discuss the latest the sigh of mohammad marandi from the university of toronto he said that despite i saw losing ground its ideology still poses a global threats. we are entering the final stages of i saw or isis having a presence in syria in the sense that it could hold territory that does seem to be coming to an end but the ideology continue seeing exist and therefore the terrorism the extremism that isis represents can continue to be a menace to the rest of the world and of course it's not only isis we have al qaeda and al qaeda affiliates in syria such as the nostra front. all of these different groups jaisha this from they too have the same wahhabi ideology and they continue to hold territory so even after isis is dealt with and the territory is taken the syrian army is going to have to deal with them as well after they finish with isis . german chancellor angela merkel is out on the campaign trail to drum up support out of the country's federal election later this month and despite a poll suggesting her party is way out in front she still got a hostile reception in parts of ge

a search is underway for the families of two new arrivals at a baghdad orphanage howdy john mohammad were abandoned by their parents who were traveled to iraq to become i still fight as the two children are so traumatized by their experience they're unwilling to speak. the. moment keeping them honest. tonight the good. ones. i did and mohamed are among dozens of orphans at a shelter where he has been trying to reunite children with any family members back home. but i guess the ever falls from iraq. we don't yet know deja and mohammed's full stories but whatever they've been through the word tragic likely doesn't do it justice the kids refused to speak their words absolute shock they were found by the iraqi military and they decided to take them to a new orphanage in baghdad they believed to be cousins and believed to be from chechnya but the kids themselves whatever they've been through must have been horrendous we have rarely seen kids in a state of shock is as bad as this but there are only two among dozens perhaps hundreds of children here in iraq in iraq who are suspected to be o

cross talking kurdish independence i'm joined by my guest mohammad marandi in beirut he's an associate professor at the university of tehran also in beirut we have martin j. he is a freelance broadcast journalist and in erbil we crossed he's an analyst.

approved a vast fund to deal with twelve billion dollars tehran university's politics professor side mohammad marandi believes that the u.s. just wants to boost its arms sales in the region trump really is completely discredited outside of the united states behaving in a provocative manner across the globe trump is very unpredictable and therefore it's very difficult to say what he's up to and therefore what the position of the united states will be in the future but obviously one of his objectives is to milk the countries in the persian gulf region their their poor seeing that the kuwaitis to buy more weapons the perrys to buy more weapons the about a nice in the emirates and the saudis are buying more weapons from the united states millions of people being forced to flee their homes in florida as hurricane approaches that story and much more after the break. it's. as long as you run support still the intel international community say to run this is not acceptable you should stop financing. perspective baseless ballots hamas. doing the place but this is something that i believe israel should

a mohammad there among dozens of all things a shelter where our ses been trying to reunite children with any family members back home where it counts the effort poults from iraq. we don't yet know deja and mohammed's fool stories but whatever they've been through the word tragic likely doesn't do it justice the kids refused to speak they were in absolute shock they were found by the iraqi military and they decided to take them to a new orphanage in baghdad they're believed to be cousins and believed to be from chechnya but the kids themselves whatever they've been through must have been horrendous we have rarely seen kids in a state of shock is as bad as this but there are only two among dozens perhaps hundreds of children here in the or in iraq who are suspected to be orphans the children of isis aligned parents and i've gotta say that they're not safe here not safe at all isis spilled a lot of blood they caused a lot of suffering and there are people who would see these children come to harm it is incredibly important to get these children out of here to their biological relatives outs

iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif, has dismissed president trump's first address to the unte speech that belonged in mediaeval times. the us president had condemned iran's government as a murderous regime and threatened to destroy north korea if its nuclear activities endangered the united states or its allies. the kenyan supreme court is due to release its full ruling on irregularities in the august eighth election. the court voided incumbent uhuru kenyatta's victory after an appeal from challenger raila 0dinga. supporters of kenyan president have held protests outside the country's supreme court. police used tear gas at some point to disperse the crowds. spanish police have discovered a mass of documents directly related to a banned catalan independence referendum scheduled for the first of october. these pictures show clashes in the catalan city of terrassa. the spanish government has vowed to stop the poll and police are under orders to seize election materials. police investigating the bombing at parsons green tube station in london has arrested a third man. he was det

for now it has just seven doctors and is overwhelmed by patients medicine is also in short supply mohammad is one of the patients there he was wounded in terror shelling and his father was killed in the same attack. we spoke exclusively to syria's foreign minister on the sidelines of the un general assembly has shared his thoughts on the future relationship between the syrian government government and u.s. backed kurdish forces he also thinks his country's crisis is now in its final chapter . in iraq. over the last three months the syrian army and its allies have managed to liberate more than fifty five percent of syrian territory that's why they say that the main fighting in syria is coming to an end and that we are writing the last chapter in the history of the crisis when we're done with eisel we can sit down at the negotiating table with our kurdish brothers and agree on the terms of our future relationship i always see every reasonable person must learn from the past and in the past the united states always turned its back on itself ice that's why i hope that our kurdish brothers will

fighter jet deal with it's worth twelve billion dollars to iran university politics professor side mohammad marandi believes that the u.s. just wants the boost these arms sales to the region be the discredited outside of the united states behaving in a provocative manner across the globe trump is very unpredictable so. therefore it's very difficult to say what he's up to and therefore what the position of the united states will be in the future but obviously one of his our objectives is to milk the countries in the persian gulf region there their poor seeing that the kuwaitis to buy more weapons the perrys to buy more weapons the about a nice and the emirate and the saudis supply more weapons from the united states. around three hundred thousand people who fled in the last two weeks as a result of violence against the country's persecuted religious minority the rohingya that's according to new figures coming from the un the world body claims that the dire situation in the region is growing ever worse. because. i was bleeding and could not even lift my hand i had to find a stick with support

a justice department indictment accused mohammad azim doost of defaulting on a huge loan from the overseasvate investment corporation. the money was supposed to go to a marble mine project in 2010. the fbi and special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction investigated the case. at the beginning of the year, we reported on two other troublesome projects sponsored by the overseas private investment corporation -- a five-star marriott hotel proposed by a jordanian citizen and a luxury apartment project next door. both were never built. the inspector general found the overseas private investment corporation provided no on-site monitoring of those projects as it dispersed $85 million in loans. next week on "full measure," we kick off season three. here's a look at some of what's ahead. we'll continue our exposÉs on how washington works with an amazing interview with a sitting member of congress. he candidly reveals the transactional nature of politics today. we're travelling to the southern philippine islands of mindinao, a tropical paradise, in terms of the ecosystem -- and where a