mohamed: the geopolitical interests of the country exist. think it's also the fact that the elections have been free. there's a good chance. the moroccans have spoken, and they have three main parties in morocco now. they have three major parties. they will go beyond the fact that there used to be some sort of unity in the government, the government that is going out now. i think they are more liberal leading -- leaning with some social agenda, and soon they will be able to govern all three. it's a very rare chance in morocco to have only three parties because before, you would have 6, 5, 4, and it's very difficult to create unity within that. so there is a good chance this will happen, and i think it's good for morocco and a big leap forward. bernard: there's enormous pressure and expectation. mohamed: especially in terms of social security and regional dynamism, all of these things, there are very high expectations . but i think this government will demand a political mandate and with only three parties, i think they will be able to delive

numerous stories like mohammed's. very unfortunate situation that mohammed was placed in.ting and so heartbreaking. thank you for joining us. dennis chamberlain, thank you for joining us, keep us updated on the situation because mohammed, everybody in the united states is praying for you that you get yourself and your family out of harm's way into safety, that is a number one priority. thank you both and thank you for both of you for serving. >> thank you. todd: still had the remnants of ida on the northeast bringing tornado outbreaks across several states and flooding like new york city has never seen before in history, checking with janice dean next. ♪ (angelic choir) ♪ umm, honey...why is guy fieri in our kitchen? i don't know. i'm booking you a one-way ticket to flavortown with a king's hawaiian meatball sub. ♪ ♪ i gotta go. your neighbor needs king's hawaiian bread. hey, i got you. guy fieri? liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep

mohammed: for me, this was quite a significant project to work on.i met brian and eve, and executive producer on the series, i immediately jumped at the chance because a lot of my body of work was informed by 9/11. it was a very seminal event in my life, being a muslim american and being in new york at thatime, it really informed the trajectory i body of work was doing and a lot of the work i did do was specifically related to 9/11. with this, i wanted to look beyond just american voices, and i think ryan and the rest of e team were very amenable to my suggestions of actually featuring some afghan voices like warlords and some of the politicians, but beyond that, we also featured voices such as the drone attack victims in pakistan and of course powerhouse member of parliament and women's rights activists. we did feature all of those diversvoices bause we wanted to have a more robust and well-rounded picturef afghistan,nd beyd thatjust t region well. how americaforen policy affectedhem, and i uld defer bri in tes of me of th editorialo sit -- some of

so i owe my fellow countrymen more than i owe khalid sheikh mohammed.y point, he could have said, "i will tell you how to stop an attack." you know, one of the criticisms is that there hasn't been a safe word, but in fact, there is a safe word, and the safe word is, "i'll answer that question." president donald trump, on the campaign trail, said he wanted to bring back waterboarding. what he said was, "i'd bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding." however, he has since said he'd go with what his secretary of defence, general mattis, and cia director mike pompeo think. would you like to see waterboarding brought back? because of course barack obama stopped the enhanced interrogation techniques in 2009. i think some form of legal coersion and, and let me emphasise the word "legal" is apt to be necessary, because at the very top, that handful of people, people like khalid sheikh mohammed or abu zubaydah, they are not going to freely give up that information. in fact, this is what i would say... what general mattis had said was — and i've got a

so much. mohammed our dog is eda. i will be kenya. dateable sonata has the pack, the brazil voting system and the supreme court. while critics accuse him of trying to undermine democracy in latin, america's largest country, police of fire, tear gas, the brazilian president supporters as they attempted to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back that investigation into the both scenario administrations handling of the pandemic as well as possible corruption. earlier the president lashed out of the court while addressing supporter as an independence, they rally know, we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with anybody what we call it, except as it's to distort our democracy, we call it success. anybody who puts our freedom at risk or critic fear both scenarios support his will eventually be encouraged to invade the judiciary and cause a riot. a bit like donald trump supporter is did in the u. s. at the u. s. capital back in january. that's cost daniel shrine. lo, who is in windows i it is a

so much. mohammed dog is eda. i will be kenya. the number of deaths from covered 19 in africa has just gone past 200000. the continental 1300000000 people has suffered as badly as with fear that the start of the pandemic that have been more than 3 times the number of deaths in the united states alone. but there are concerns over the future is only around 8 percent of people in africa. 54 nations have received at least one vaccination. well, meanwhile, deaths from covered 19 in the united states are the highest as since last winter. the latest search has been driven by the delta vary and to as those who are unvaccinated, the pandemic is taking a toll on some health care workers who say enough is enough. how's there is how these jo, castro has more. a 70 year old woman has just died inside the shreveport. louisiana hospital. she'd been here 4 days. battling coven 19. now nurses prepare her for the funeral home. i don't think anybody ever told me. have you taken the loading docks? we say a lot of doctors and nurses across the united

and they told mohammed that he could not leave kabul. us to get them out and another side of the story, looks like the state department is going to basically bribe the taliban to let us take people out. and some people would call that a hostage situation. >> that's exactly right. pete, there are many men and women like mohammed that stood shoulder to shoulder and they too are left behind. >> pete: and their events right now running rat lines to get money. and fulfilling the promise that the government would not fulfill, the scrambled nature of this retreat is evident and evidence of how poorly executed it was. i'm 45 minutes from port nicks new jersey where thousands of afghans are landing as we speak. many of which probably did nothing for the united states of america and because of the vetting early on. they will be vetted, we will see. and the one man who joe biden interacted with who helped save his wife cannot get through the gates. it's because nothing about this was planned property of or executed properly, and as a result, mohamm

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let's bring in mohammed john june, who's in doha forest way. there's been intense diplomatic activity on afghanistan. of course, the us defense secretary, as well as the secretary of state in doha. today's speaking with katerina officials, before we talk about what came out of both faults, how will they be receiving? you think this new afghan government, the caretaker government that's been amounts of course, international community. i talked about wanting an all inclusive national government and i've got to stand. will these early announcements meet those demands and expectations? well that's the big question at this hour fully. in fact, before us secretary of state lincoln, in us defense secretary austin lloyd, actually made it to do how it was made clear to the press that they were not going to be meeting with taliban officials here in doha. throughout the day, at various stops, it was also made clear that the us delegation was still engaging in some way with the taller bond. but they did not go into the specifics as to who exactly from the

another attempt at reassurance in uncertain times. mohammed jim drama just now 41. people have been killed and fired a prison in indonesia, the blades that the tango and jail knew the capitol. jakarta has not been put out more than 78 people were injured with jessica washington is out the scene in time, durango joins us live. jessica, talk us through what more details are emerging now about the fire? i'm here in town grown outside the prison and we've just heard from authorities some new details about these tragic incidents we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters janice did arrive on the scene. about 13 minutes after the fire daunted, and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of it being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authorities, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cell while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant that some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance t

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he met another writer, the moroccan novelist mohammed, sugary. the 2 men had much in common. they both had very difficult childhood. janae was gay and it also been in jail. they lived on the margins of society in the shadows. but their friendship and literary partnership lasted for decades. and during that time, both became well known right to come to healthy tunzia. minima can miss you may need to still be good to anybody or done it went home to mr. william smith in georgia in a ball soon. i just need to hook him how to clean. i called him cuz he rekey vamps journey. police need like gulf mcafee dodgy. if it's him how much of the volume you don't it's a clause. he also causality. if it's called miss him. how many quickie? bye veteran. how much yuki? no, i don't see. you know the lubbock well, how much of the, you know, how about in the family junky lot to out of the in the more mature could it was always really been about what our fee in the declination my own team at the funds are far as always really bad. the panel militia? well, let's talk about the he had humor the banjo

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we'll leave it to my brother mohammed. then after the man please go ahead and shot. it said that you're my brother, and i'll tell you will come and think of his accident. she was making his action and she and the managed word to me. all of this been working on this strategy for the decades and we have discussed many topics throughout our meeting show. and of course, we are ongoing, ongoing consultations, particularly humanitarian and security matters in afghanistan and john golden for no charge of the guns. it is important to keep opening the safe passages for human on humanitarians grounds to see how they can come out. and it is important that this was done as swiftly as possible, this phone call and the re opperation and operating off the port. we discussed the many other different issues have me on a spinny and regarding the different opinion issue. also it is important to continue with the humanitarian aid to wrap it in and punish time. few more of a cost are also has to be in time didn't on these issues and i'm going to set up as more this is also from the platf

yes, it is not 'ust highly sheikh mohammed _ remain?s notjust highly sheikh mohammed who is - remain? yes, it is notjust highly sheikh mohammed who is here | remain? yes, it is notjust highly i sheikh mohammed who is here but remain? yes, it is notjust highly - sheikh mohammed who is here but for others who were implicated in the plot. he is believed to have conceived of the idea of the attacks, taken it to some of and then subsequently planned the attacks but also another man is alleged to have trained two of the hijackers. ramzi bin al shed is thought to have run the handbag sale of the operation —— the hamburg cell of the operation —— the hamburg cell of the operation and two others who are thought to have provided financial and logistical support to the attackers. these are five of the man who it is alleged to played a big role in a lot of that loss and they are here and itjust so happens that over the last few days, they have made their first appearances in a court room for more than 18 months. the legal proceedings were stalled be

: mohammed is a u.s. citizen who emigrated to new york and later opened ariana, a restaurant serving his native cuisine to new yorkers and tourists, alike. but his wife and children were awaiting citizenship papers when the taliban seized power last month. >> there were two children that were u.s. citizens. i spoke to mohammed. and i said, we have to make this a priority. >> reporter: the chaos in kabul, making that rescue nearly impossible. >> children lost their shoes. the baby was crying. it was hot outside. they were getting dehydrated. and they had to go home because they couldn't take it anymore. >> reporter: working through intermediaries on the ground, in a series of middle-of-the-night texts and phone calls, the family was instructed to have the youngest child wear a red bandanna. until finally, the family spotted by u.s. soldiers, whisked into the airfield. >> there were so many checkpoints. and no one would allow you to go through there. we passed many checkpoints. >> reporter: it would take tw

the acting defense minister will be molar mohammed who is the son of mine. he lives a military commission. more recently, also the minister of the interior surgeon connie leader of what was the had connie network and since folded into the telephone in recent years, they have names, a prime minister as part of this year government, they have named mohammed her son. he was actually the deputy prime minister during the last telephone government in the 1990. we know is the hotline from kandahar and in recent years he has left the leadership council. in fact, for the last 20 years, his deputy will be gone in florida. he has been the political chief based out of dar. hi. you've been leading the negotiation with the united states over the last 3 years. he was pulled out of pocket on the person to lead those negotiations for the telephone. so he will be the prime minister's deputy. they have named mean they have named people who were in the taliban government from the 1990 s. they promised an inclusive government. whether or not this is inclusive is not so much deba

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if you want guantanamo closed, what should happen to people like khalid sheikh mohammed?t be closed and i do believe that president biden will close guantanamo bay because i believe in him. i thinkjoe biden is a good guy. people who are poeople like khalid sheikh mohammed and anyone who the government thinks were involved in this atrocious attacks must be brought to trial. an open trial with proper defence. and it is up to the judge and jury to convict them, not up to me or stephen or the cia or fbi. mohamedou 0uld salahi, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from nouakchott, mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen, for having me. hello there. this upcoming week is looking pretty changeable. we've started off with a bit of sunshine around and some warmth. today, though, it looks decidedly wet for parts of england and wales in particular. and midweek, a ridge of high pressure will settle things down, we should see some good spells of sunshine before more rain arrives for friday and a new low pressure moves in off the atlantic. now we've got a complicated area of we

as for khalid sheikh mohammed, he was active and engaged in court. he was conferring with his lawyers, bantering with his co-defendants. he waved to reporters. almost, it seemed, as if he enjoyed it all. david? >> all right, terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, closure for some of the families, the families of two more victims of the world trade center attack. the new york city medical examiner's office making two new identifications through dna analysis. dorothy morgan of hempstead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remain unidentified. >>> we should note that abc news will have coverage all week here as we mark 20 years since 9/11. robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and robin, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation rem

we can declare the name of the prime minister and his age there will be declared my heart milan mohammed has been up on the bill was our most that modem act in prime minister most moly mom at the dish and it was mohammed ma guides, mom and hard to milan, or any sort of but i was out at the doctor la. mississippi has had fun is axton interior minister most that i'm what i love, but they should act in foreign minister mock hello, ship molar. mom. when you hit the internal administer into the stuff i love, what was the last month that i'm already been mohammed. i need that, but i was out of the if the thought when the is the minister on my unless he was the minister all month. but i'm more like we have to show us how much is the act in minutes. but i mean there was that up is i had thought about the minds of his mama units, but i was in the shop with the same but as it was out of our play and shot, i'm a have been model when you're in month, but i'm not the man on monday is the why the, i'm going that's minister jim along with the model of the law. but i'm the development melinda, and i kno

and another participant in peace negotiations carried mohammed hun, if has been named economy minister. but as the taliban tries to transition from armed group to governing, pilots grappled with protest against its rule. at least 2 people were shot dead and several more injured in a process to the western city of harass people that elsewhere marched against package on support for the taliban. and it's growing influence, and i've chemist on and women called for greater representation and the new government. and so their rights to be respected. i mean, we are protesting because we don't want a dictatorship. we don't want pakistan's into services intelligent, interfering and our country's domestic war. we are protesting to support the women and we came here to support the national resistance from walmart reed z, i. e is a senior director of the canadian women for women in afghanistan. she says that taliban, this promise to respect women's rights is alive. i am not surprised at all by their act, but i'm afraid and i am afraid of the future of the women in the hands of a cabinet for no tour

rawdah mohamed, welcome to hardtalk.e you were at the age of eight, your family fled rawdah mohamed, welcome to hardtalk. so there you were at the age of eight, your family fled the conflict in somalia and moved to norway as refugees. that must have been a bit of a culture shock, no? yes. thank you for having me, by the way. yes, it was culture shock because i was only used to the refugee camp, my family and the people around. so when i came, it was... everything was different — not only the culture, but also the climate was very different, and i knew it was very far away from home. and so, it was a bit of a traumatic experience at first, really. ok, so traumatic experience, because you moved to skien, a small town in southern norway. norway is a very homogeneous country, about 5.5 million people, and in skien, most of the people there were white, hadn't even seen a black person before and you said that "that was when i mentally decided i was going to be confident in who i am". what do you mean by that? how did the traum

the haste with which we left is the reason why mohammeds are left behind.of the united states. it didn't have to be it this way. yes, we air lifted hundreds of thousands, but we did so in a hasty manner, not vetting many of them and left guys like mohammed behind. jillian: gives me chills to hear you say that. todd: if this guy saved your life and you were the president, wouldn't he be number one on your list? pete: you would think so. todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> a combatant commander-in-chief defending his decision. >> i refuse to continue a war no longer in the national interest of our people. >> they are trying to sell there on this false narrative between having to stay and leaving the way we did. it's just not true. >> this mr. biden tried to blame former president trump for the hasty exit. >> this is one thing that he had to follow. they are passing it off and blowing it off. >> the remnants of ida are threatening the east coast. >> it's amazing the storm system that has been impacting so much of the south for days is still active.

in prison >>> we'll take you inside the guantanamo courtroom where 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed is being tried again, 15 years after his capture >>> cnbc's steve sedgwick will join us to explain what caused bitcoin to tumble nearly 10% >>> big news from comedian john mulaney and actress olivia munn. "early today" starts right now >>> glad you can be with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. >> president biden has wrapped up an emotional tour of storm-ravaged communities. the white house is now requesting an additional $24 billion from congress to help fund the response to ida and other natural disasters. nbc's sam brock has more >> reporter: the crises are coming from all angles in new orleans where lines of cars stretch miles for chicken, the need for gas is still gaping and a fresh round of rain slamming an already water-logged region but there's also a crisis of care >> the generator went out so it's one big hot box >> reporter: officials revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes after nearly 850 patients were evacuated to this warehouse, leading to at least seve

the man thought to have planned the 9/11 attacks, khalid sheikh mohammed — and his key associates — are they're still being held at guantanamo bay, the us detention centre in cuba. nearly 800 men and boys have been detained there. five of those men have appeared before a judge in guantanamo bayjust this week, with the families of some 9/11 victims present in the court. the bbc�*s aleem maqbool met some of them. yes, it's notjust khalid sheikh mohammed who is here, but four others who were implicated in that plot to attack new york and those other sites 20 years ago. khalid sheikh mohammed is believed to have conceived of the idea of the attacks, taking it to 0sama bin laden and then subsequently planned the attacks. but also, walid bin attash is alleged to have trained two of the hijackers. you've got ramzi bin al—shibh, who is thought to have run the hamburg cell of the operation, then two others — ammar al—baluchi and mustafa al—hawsawi, who are thought to have provided financial and logistical support to the attackers. so all those stories of loss we've been hearing all day, well, th

the acting defense minister is mohammed. yes, cooper. he is the eldest son of the taliban, found that omar, he's a military commander, and has rarely been seen in the public eye. sir jude and connie will become interior minister. he is head of the hi connie network, which has been blamed for some of the afghanistan most violent attacks in recent years. finally, the role of foreign minister will be failed by a mere con talkie, who took part in negotiations with the united states. as go to charles draft that his lie 1st in cobble, charles with the taliban has announced this old male in term government made up by old god taliban figures. how's this likely to go down with ordinary afghans? well, i mean, certainly the ordinary guns would hold a very different story by the taller bon, he's fair to say that i've guns. we're looking forward to possibly a far more inclusive government than this. as you say, a government that would have at least had appointments. women appointed more ethnically diverse cabinets and wider appointments. that simply

in syracuse, new york mohammed, dia mommy, a political science research. syracusa university is maxwell school, and also in june, a sheriff academy, a political commentator, a warm welcome to you all. i'd like to begin with you l in tunis at some point, we're going to have to start to call this a qu. we haven't heard from chi side in a major way since this began. there's no reform plans that have been announced and that doesn't seem to be any movement. it has to be now acute. so if your question is, in the way we describe what has happened, if it is a cooler knobs, i can see i can tell you that even the news colors, i mean each of law in our university, there is a real controversy concerning what happened. some of them would say that this is a mere interpretation. ok, so it's a kind of giving one's self the, the through active to interpret the text, the institutional text, the way he sees it. however, there are other school. there is another law law teachers and professors would say this is a cool, a cool in the, in the sense in the, in the legal ethnical, formal sense. he's a fool if h

question from essay things you should mohammed you said repeatedly that we need to judge the taliban on their actions. we're seeing hangings in public squares and the girls tonight education. what's your assessment of their performance so far? mr. ro, have you sort assurances on the supply of gas to the europe in union, to reduce the blocks dependency on russian gas this winter? just regarding the recent actions that we have seen, unfortunately in afghanistan, it has been very disappointing to steps to see some steps being taken backward. we need to keep engaging and urging them not to take such an action. and we've been also trying to demonstrate for bod, yvonne, as, as muslim country, how muslim countries can conduct their laws, how they can deal with the women issues. we have one of the example is the state of thought, which is i'm assume country in our constitution, our system is in a slump system. why do we have women outnumbering men in walk forces in government and the higher education? so it's very important for the muslim countries to show good examples for a part of on, in

to get mohammed and other special visa holders out. with that we're joined by cnn contributor and new yorker staff writer evan osnos, author of "joe biden: the life, the run and what matters now." evan, you've probably listened to just about every speech joe biden has ever given in his life. what stuck out to you in this one? >> there are victory speeches, anderson. there are concession speeches. then there is this very painful realm in between. this is what we were hearing today. you know, the dominant message from him frankly was frustration with what he called endless military deployments and the philosophical project of nation building. it was not a speech, anderson, that's going to appeal to everybody. obviously, he did not accept the criticism that people have lumped on the operation of the last seven days. he touted the scale of what they've undertaken. you know, this was a case in which he wanted to leave the american public with one message above all. as he said, the choice was leave or escalate. he said there is no such thing

our model, rather than locking people down in passive sleep mohammed, the mohammed recruits them to the e. they can be part of the effort. give you an example. we asked israeli families to carry out home testing of their children. all the children just a few weeks ago so we can keep schools open and, indeed, schools stayed open. now, i can tell you that we're going to district dozens of these self-tests to all israeli parents. they can be part of the fight. the second rule -- vaccinate early. right from the start, israelis were quick to vaccinate. see, we're in a race against a deadly virus and we have to stay ahead of it. in july, we were the first to learn, to realize that the vaccinings were weaning, getting weaker and that's what brought a surge in debt i've case this is israel. it was then when my government decided toed a minister a third doles of the vaccine, the booster, to the israeli public. it was a tough decision given that at that time the pham hadn't yet -- f.d.a. hadn't yet even approved it. but we failingsed a choice, to either drag israel into another september of lockd

welcome to you all mohammed. if i can start with you i, we gone back to before the arab spring with moroccan politics. certainly this justice and development party. how these last all is nearly seats. i think the best way to describe what happens is, i think it's a situation that a part of the circle situation. i would like to describe it as kind of an expected surprise. it was expected because in the moroccan political system, given the nature of the political system and the government cannot really have the opportunity to implement its program. so it is very, very difficult to attribute all the good things, the count them during the last 10 years to the government. so it's kind of a busy follow system, but in which the last se belongs to the king. the 2nd reason why it was expected is that there was some kind of very serious internal divisions that the earlier in 2016 for low in the removal of 511 kit and from the previous from actually so this has actually hit the unity of the did the party and it is continued

and another participant in peace to go see ations carried and mohammed honeys has been named economy minister . thomas johnson is a research professor at the national security affairs department of the us naval postgraduate school. he says there was some surprises in the telephones announcement. i'm quite surprise, at least for foreign consumption, that they didn't have any women included in any ranks of this interim government. they talk about i am a bit surprised that that her connie's brother k hill was made minister of refugees because he was originally made head of security and cobble and i just find some or what ironic that he's been made minister of refugees. i also find it a little bit interesting. acount mazata became leader the taliban aftermath. sewer was killed in 2016 and there was a power struggle and he came out on top. but you know, he's going to be lead with mueller. he's going to lead with mueller aside at kuhn, who was actually of the, the former for minister under moodle. omar in the original taliban regime from 1996, 2001. but as taliban tries to transition from

we 1st met mohammed um got a few months off to the attacks. he was working outside the stadium when an attacker blew himself up. mohammed was badly injured. now he says he wanted to be in the court to see the accused. they look like they're afraid to fail to behave like the last what i don't think i can be good because for me, like i said long time ago, day is extra day for me. other victims the decided to stay away. less than 40 in explain, the suffering is unspeakable. he's inexpressible. but i expect the suggestion, particularly firm a push the acts of which the defendants accused a particularly monstrous acts. mo, most who i've just farm has so far, refused to cooperate with the french police. he may choose not to testify during the trial. some hope that he will break his silence and shed more light on what happened and why i the way off to so many years. most victims hope the justice will finally be served. natasha butler. i'll just sarah paris. the world health organization is again urging wealthy countries not to offer corona virus. boo

mohammed being the abdul rahman, l sunny senior official from any country visit. the group from north korea says it has successfully tested a new type of long range cruise miss all over the weekend. the us military said the missile tests posed a threat to its neighbors. heavy rain and flash floods in sudan have destroyed dozens of villages. more than 70 people have died. agencies are asking the government to urgently get people to safety. heber morgan reports from one of the worst effected regions in 19. thanks. this is what's new ala village in sudan state of white mile now looks like from above. it once had more than 80 homes, housing, dozens of families, but heavy rains in the east of the country resulted in flash floods that left the houses, enjoying le, right? again in these houses belonged to me and my children. then the waters came at night about a week ago and started flooding the village. they just moved in, but now everything has gone. i've managed to save the cupboard, but it's destroyed. i don't know what will happen next. the only way to reach new ala

in a resort city on the sun i peninsula and speak to mohammed of mastery, who's here in dough? he's an associate professor of media and cultural studies. adult institute for graduate studies. good to have you with us on al jazeera, one would imagine, given the fact that egypt has played a role in mediating between israel and palestinian groups in the past that there have been unofficial contacts between egypt and israel. and in the past, why do you think such a public meeting is happening? why i think there are a number of a number of reasons. i think we have to remember that this comes against the backdrop of the normalization agreements that were signed last year between israel and 4 era countries. this represents a type of opportunity for a country like egypt to become more public if you will, about its relationship with israel. obviously there's a, there's a strategic relationship there. there's an economic relationship. but i think cc administration or the gc regime, rather views this as an opportunity to become more public, a chance to curry favor with the, the bite, an a

yes, it's notjust khalid sheikh mohammed who is here, but four others who were implicated in that plotonceived of the idea of the attacks, taking it to 0sama bin laden and then subsequently planned the attacks. but also, walid bin attash is alleged to have trained two of the hijackers. you've got ramzi bin al—shibh, who is thought to have run the hamburg cell of the operation, then two others — ammar al—baluchi and also mustafa al—hawsawi — who are thought to have provided financial and logistical support to the attackers. so all those stories of loss we've been hearing all day, well, these are five of the men who it's alleged played a big role in a lot of that loss. and they are here and itjust so happens that over the last few days they have made their first appearances in a courtroom for more than 18 months — the legal proceedings were stalled because of the coronavirus pandemic. but alongside us in the gallery were family members of victims of 9/11 who were observing events — including one i spoke to, dr elizabeth berry, who talked in a memorial event earlier this day about her bro

he's accused of receiving illegal campaign funds from the late libyan leader mohammed duffy for cozy legal problems. it seems a fall from over latasha butler al jazeera paris is really forces have shot dead 3 palestinians in separate incidence. a woman was killed alike so most can occupied east jerusalem after allegedly trying to stab officers. a 22 year old man died steering don't rates in the occupied west bank. israel sense the man was shots as an exchange of gunfire. and a palestinian man was shot dead near the garza israeli barrier fence. the ministry of health and gaza says israeli soldiers opened fire on the 41 year old bird hunter . related died from his injuries. harry false, it has more for west jerusalem. it has been a pretty violent day already. these 3 deaths in different locations, starting with that one in occupied east. jerusalem is where the police say that the 30 year old woman who's from near jeanine in the occupied west bank, that she was emerging from the locks the most compound, the full 7 am in the morning. and that the she was challenged by is really security

son of taliban find mohammed molar omar. he's a military commander, and he's rarely been seen in the public high movies saturday, and connie will become interior minister. he's head of the hall county network, which has been blamed for some of our stands most violent attacks in recent years. the role of foreign minister will be followed by movie on your hand. ma talkie, that part in negotiations with the us. well, let speak to char stratford live for us. a couple. charles, how are off guns reacting to this new policy? would be we've been speaking to people on the streets of cobble and direction has actually been quite surprising the vast majority of people no matter whether they be opposed to the taliban or not, or expressing a great sense of relief to finally this into him. talking about government has been announced, no matter the makeup of it. as we say, we've been describing these figures as members of the old guard, a number of whom are on you and blacklists, at least one that is accused of being a member of a terrorist

over 10 years. mohammed lashan lessons use this word used. if you use this word islamic to describe the justice and development part, it means so many different things to different people. and this part is very far from any sort of having any religious influence ops these days on these policies. can you help people understand what the p j the philosophy was when it 1st? when one those 1st post are spring elections? yes, i think the problem of the busy, the maybe i can comment on what was said the professor had that is that he lost. he started losing leisure to mrs since 2011, because he has been forced, in one way or another to endorse policies against which he belt his philosophy or his political discourse. like for example, fighting against corruption and displacement. this was the slogan of 25 believe movements. he found himself obliged to sign the treat you publish. and that was because of the balance of power in the moroccan political system. as i said before, the last se belongs to the king and the big political and economic orientation

general mohammed hummed gallow and the councils president told one of health news conference 21 offices and a number of soldiers had been arrested in question following the attempt to take over. they tried to take control of several government institutions including state tv and radio stations. oh, what do we address you today as we live to die a moment now history, we had hoped the transition would bring a better future. you will all of followed the found qu, teams of yesterday, with the a, if managed, to defeat, into a wrist all perpetrators, without any losses. it is not the 1st attempt. as we have failed many in the past. you have the right to ask for a reason for these repeated attempts, and we said openly and candidly, it is the politicians who turned a blind eye to the people's needs and busied themselves fighting for power and competing for control. this is created anger among the common people who are struggling on a daily basis for food, water, and medicine. let's say now from here, morgan has more from call to. while there are still no answers as to what those who were behind

instead we have acting prime minister, pamela mohammed, hassan, acount. he's a taliban and founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the groups last stint in power from 996 to 2001. the taliban co founder, popularly known as mila. but odda has been named as the deputy prime minister. he had of the groups political office, and doha, on has been the town about the most visible face. in recent years, the acting defense minister is moly mohammed yak, who he is the eldest son of the taliban, found that omar, he's a military commander, has rarely been seen in the public eye movies. raj indeed had connie will become interior minister. he is head of the her connie network, which has been blamed for some of afghanistan's most violent attacks in recent years. finally, the role of foreign minister will be filled by moby amid cottonwood talkie, who took part in negotiations with the united states. while there's been a positive reaction enough, ghana stone to the new line up as charles throughout fed reports from couple we underst