they defend morocco. nogas issues a general alert, the troops mobilize and they fight the americans. casablanca of course was a port which means that it has ships of the french fleet are stationed there and they come out to fight. you get the naval battle of casablanca which takes place over two days. the americans sink the french fleet based at casablanca, while not suffering any damages. the french casualties would be 490 sailors are killed and 969 are wounded. the admiral who controls the french fleet would call casablanca a cemetery by the time basically by the time the americans are done. patton's task force and with some help from the u.s. navy would take morocco in 74 hours. casablanca was scheduled to be bombed on the morning of november 11th, starting at 7:30 in the morning. nogas would surrender morocco and casablanca at 6:40 in the morning, barely avoiding bombing the city. they would sign an armistice on november 11, 1942, another, another sort of momentous day because it's the day in which wo

we'll be reporting on a really great invention that's helping supply people in morocco and towns with clean water. we'll be visiting a couple of high schools in berlin students advice and ways of making the premises . and with interviews you conservationists in cameroon was working to protect. these habits and. some of our viewers might remember our report on the fog how this thing project cloud fish it's a quote unquote meds developed by a german engineer who walked through the moral come initiative that mimics the way our spider's web collects drops of water from mist the water collected supplies drought stricken areas all. this innovative technology has been successfully a child and the cloud is now time in fog into drinking water not only in the atlas mountains in southwest morocco. africa went to find out more. a little bit of the frame. mohammed and the others have quite a lot of experience building full catches. it's the mainstay of the village running water. there's plenty of foreground mt. in southwest american. women like zane will benefit most from having running water at h

why is he taking the trip to morocco to extol the virtue of american liquid natural gas? >> that's a real question that we still don't have a good answer to. maybe it has something to do with this or something to do with his general interest in domestic oil and gas. certainly pruitt is kind of on the president's front lines to embrace american energy. >> there's a memo epa from a deputy general counsel to the general counsel that beak exonerates pruitt and says it's fair market value and as such, everything is on the up and up. the thing odd about this is the memo is dated today. >> right. so one of the interesting things about the story, there was no prairie view or indications there was any review of this living arrangement. perhaps the administrator never thought it was a problem or would cause challenges down the road. it wasn't submitted to ethics officers till the news broke yesterday. it was at that time that ethics officials were briefed on the details of the arrangement. epa staff had to go get some of the documents in question, the lease and the canceled checks

if it's not in the epa's purview, why is he taking the trip to morocco to extoll the virtue of liquid natural gas. >> that's the question we don't have an answer to. maybe it has something to do with his general interest in domestic oil and gas. pruitt is on the front lines of the president's push to embrace american energy. >> there's a memo out that epa released from deputy general counsel to the general counsel that basically exonerates pruitt and says it's fair market value and as such everything is on the up and up. the thing that's odd about this is the memo is dated today. >> right. one of the really interesting things about the story is that there was no prior review, no indications there was any review of this living arrangement. perhaps the administrator never thought it was a problem or would cause challenges down the road. it wasn't submitted to ethics officers really until the news of the story broke by abc yesterday. it was at that time that ethics officials were briefed on the details of the arrangement. epa staff had to go and get docks in question, the lease and cance

casablan casablanca, protect our flank against an axis attack through spanish morocco.n which to press eastward. then the occupation of tunisia from which we could cut rommel's supply lines across the mediterranean. next trap and destroy rommel's africa corps between our allied forces and the british 8th army. thus, one arm of the axis would be amputated and supply lines around the cape of goodhope would be shortened by half through winning control of the mediterranean. north africa would be ours with bases which to stab at the heart of the axis. those were the main objectives of the plan called acrobat. in both convoys, the men kept fit, not knowing the task that lay ahead. for most of them, this voyage was a new experience. they'd never been so far from home before. >> that's certainly true of me. my name's george metcalf. i was a green grocer. we had a shop a long time. a military family, really. my dad was a passioned dad. i know he was a dunkirk. never met such a collection of blokes as we got on this ship. chaps from glasgow, new york, london, melbourne, capetown,

small my name's casada i'm sixteen because i'm from syria and was from morocco. yes when the i was a member of islamic state. rights i was with him for two years. and i arrived in greece in february twenty sixth teen and i came here to start a new life to get away from the war and i know. that there's a regime syria there were posters everywhere calling for jihad everywhere you went people were talking about jihad. a lot all my friends had already joined islamic state at some point they won me over and i joined them and. in my school out there are special training camps for children knew that the age limit is sixteen and they call them the are. the columns of the caliphate. symbol which was left. and in the in which one is that he was what the township our group was in charge of coming through any areas seized by us will want to think. for them and let go of the thing as i asked continued its advance when we moved in and hone the captured sector. and. what that meant is that we slit the throats of anyone who belonged to the other side and whoever we found hiding

born eleventh of april one thousand nine hundred eighty two in morocco . and he was on the watch list since two thousand and fourteen known to the legal services he was sentenced by the court in caucus on in two thousand and eleven with one month's imprisonment for carrying a prohibited weapon and he was in two thousand and fifteen he was sentenced for drug possession with one months and prism and that was carried out indeed in august two thousand and six sixteen. in two thousand and sixteen and two thousand and seventeen he was the object he was. followed monitored by the intelligence services which allowed to clearly which did not show just supposed any terrorist acts you will of course be kept involved developments which are only at the beginning and thank you very much for listening in view of the of the that i can only accept two three questions in the recent very very recent events but only to three questions thank you. to. the person detained i can't give you any identity it was a member of a member a close friend who was arrested just a couple of h

killed by police the paris prosecutor said twenty six year old read a one locked him was born in morocco but lived locally and it become radicalized i met literally look dog the man went to the supermarket by shouting allah akbar and stated he was a soldier eisel and medically die for syria he was asking for their bracelet brothers before shooting a customer a member of staff and they both died instantly in two thousand and seventeen he was under surveillance but there's no signs of indicating he would carry out a terrorist attack. the attack took place in three stages first encounter the gunman carjacked a white opel car wounding the driver and killing his passenger then stealing caucus on the gunman shot and wounded one of a group of four police officers who out jogging in the street it was only thin that the gunman drove eight kilometers to the town of type where he attacked a supermarket took hostages and killed two more victims the violence has shaken people across the community. i took cover because he saw me and then he followed me with a knife perhaps he had no more bullets left

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about the attacker we know that he was twenty five years old he was of moroccan origin he was born in morocco he got the french nationality at the age of twelve at one point between twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen he was being watched very closely by the french secrets was services but at the time they believed he was radicalized but not about to commit an attack that there was no imminent danger coming from him we also know that he was known for petty crime such as drug offenses but again that the police were not thinking that he would be able or would be willing to stage an attack really. now unfortunately this incident seems to have become part of everyday life now in france they're happening so often how are the french reacting to yet another terror attack on their home soil well the people here obviously a poor they're shocked that they say they knew that this might be coming everybody knows that the terror threat in france is still incredibly high but they were maybe hoping because for the past year and a half there had been no huge major attacks here in france they were hoping that

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when for another north african seam heading to the world cup morocco securing a c. one victory over serbia in italy and ireland bateson. in six games. or colombia came back from single down to beat france three argentina beat italy so you know my so i had put egypt on course for a bit of an upset against portugal only for christian or an elbow to score twice in injury time to clinch it see one victory house nation russia their base in three male barbara zero in moscow while jesselyn god was the difference as england beat the netherlands. i was pleased i knew we'd have an energy in the team. but i was really really pleased with the composure especially the playing through the first two thirds of the pitch. at times but more quality in the final third was needed but i think we deserved to win the l.a. galaxy if confirmed the song of former manchester united striker slots an abraham of each a full page ad was taken outside the l.a. times to confirm the suites move to major league soccer their los angeles you're welcome it right along with its signature and he appeared

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imports on morocco's economy.e epa administrator, that is so far out of his lane he's driving on the wrong side of the road. what we do know is at the time he's waxing poetic about natural gas, there was only one in the united states owned by shaner energy and we know scott pruitt was living in shaner energy's lobby's house. the lobbyist firm specifically lobbies on issues related to the export of liquefied natural gas. so today he was living in his house while he was traveling on your dime to go pitch liquefied natural gas imports. i wonder what he was paying for in rent? i wonder if his rent was paid by now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> that's a little swampy. >> usually you say it's like oh, you're living in the house. literally living in the house. >> i have not heard of a closer relationship than that, actually. you can't get closer than living in the house. >> maybe if they were sharing clothes. >> so you seem pretty close to convinced that it wasn't the travel. the travel is not

sally: from yemen, morocco, palestine. the larger arab world is represented. the big groups in detroit are iraq, lebanon, syria, palestine coming him in. >> is it the largest concentration of native air people in the united states -- of arab people in the united states? sally: michigan does not have the largest population. if you look at a city like dearborn, half are arab americans. a smaller city is majority muslim. you have arab majorities in places and muslim majorities in other parts of town. there is nothing else in america where you see this intense concentration like to do in detroit. states, new other york and california, have other numbers. -- have higher numbers. i read in some of your work at the interesting phenomenon happening is that the population overall is going down, but the air of them pop -- the arab relation is increasing. sally: this is what i am looking at now. arabs have been leaving michigan. of thends on which part community you are from, how long you have been in the state. when community of palestinians -- one community of palestin

according to a press release, the $16,000 airfare for pruitt and his first class trip to morocco is beingong with his other military or chartered flights which cost taxpayers more than $163,000 in his first year alone. according to a -- clincluding, excuse me, a $14,000 flight from western oklahoma to eastern oklahoma. those comments were made on a trip to new hampshire, a key presidential campaign state. the "new york times" recently reported that pruitt is believed to be eyeing a 2024 white house run noting that he took two trips in his first year to iowa. the district court will hear arguments from prosecutors on the motion to dismiss that case on april the 4th. >> a look at this morning's one big thing from axios and coming up on "morning joe" the white house's crackdown on russia talk. her new reporting on president trump telling aides not to talk publicly about policy moves on russia. in a bid to knock anger plus more on the fallout of the firing of david shulkin who is speaking out. shulkin joins joe and mika on why he is not holding back when it comes to his degrgrievances against

gas imports on moroc morocco's economy.e epa administrator, that is so far out of his lane he's driving on the wrong side of the road. what we do know is at the time he's waxing poetic about natural gas, there was only one in the united states owned by shaner energy and we know scott pruitt was living in shaner energy's lobby's house. the lobbyist firm specifically lobbies on issues related to the export of liquefied natural gas. so today he was living in his house while he was traveling on your dime to go

on the face of it this is laughable we have to remember that morocco was on a security counsel whileoccupying western sahara and indonesia was on the city council was occupying and one of on the security counsel while it was missing its own preparation. it's not totally unprecedented but usually they didn't actually say they define the whole gamut of international law openly and is this likely to happen? i don't want to get too much into it but they are running for seats in the west your opinion and other groups which is an imperial hangover because essentially it is europe plus the white commonwealth, australia, new zealand and canada, plus the us has an auxiliary member. the asians wouldn't have them and the africans wouldn't have them so in the end intense lobbying by the lobby through the us came in and badgered the europeans into accepting israel as it associate member so can run for office which run under teetering basis. israel became a vice president of the general assembly and became chairman and i would have you believe is a chairman of the legal committee at the moment whi

. >> oliver: stuck in morocco, playing diplomate hitler's desert fox, erwin rommel helped create a viciouslow at the kasserine pass inflicting over 6,000 american casualties. >> eisenhower said patton, get in there, relieve and turn this corps around. within ten days patton did just that. >> oliver: find out how two slaps in sicily landed patton slaps in sicily landed patton in hototototot but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ]

will on the face of it this is laughable but remember morocco was on the sacred council while occupyingwestern sahara. indonesia was on the security council while it was occupied. rolando was on the security council while it was massacring its own population. it's not told unprecedented. usually they didn't say they defined the whole international law openly. is this likely to happen? i don't want to get too much into it but they are ready for seat in the western european and other groups. which is an imperial hangover because essentially it is your plus the whites commonwealth, australia and new zealand and canada plus the u.s. as an ancillary member. the asians wouldn't have them. the africans wouldn't have been. in the end intense lobbying by the lobby through the u.s. came in and got them to accept israel as a associate member so it could run for offices which run on a rotary basis. vice president of the genoa summit, chairman of obscure committees. the israeli ambassador is chairman of the legal subcommittee at the moment. it's like putting casanova in charge of the chesapeake comm

those were kept back in morocco to guard against the possibility and make sure they can keep that critical supply avenue open because, again, most of the logistics are still arriving via ships, convoys from either the states or the u.k.. and so if you close down that vital line of communication, that certainly inhilb its your combat capability. so, those three divisions now, the 9th i.d. gets there just in time and is one of the reasons they stop the attack. but the others are still back in the rear. also most of the air establishment, the main depot for 12th air force is at casa blanca. so, when we talk about quad rsqs fighting in tunisia, logistics fighting, you can see some of the challenges the air forces are up against. >>> we haven't talked a lot about the navy today, and i don't think that's intentional. but it was primarily a ground and certainly an air force. i do want to acknowledge the contribution, again, without the mercha merchant mariners, running the convoys through heavily boat infested waters. the navy itself sends several carrier loads of planes to the north african camp

and so those three divisions are largely kept back in morocco. to guard against that possibility. and make sure that they can keep that critical supply avenue open. because most of the logistics are arriving via ships, convoys from either the states or the u.k. and so if you close down that vital line of communication, that certainly inhibits your combat capability. so those three divisions now, the ninth, ninth i.d., gets there just in time. and is one of the reasons that they stop the attack. but the others are still back in the rear and also most of the air establishment. the main depot for 12th air force at casablanca. we talk about squadrons that are fighting in tunisia, and your logistics base is that far back you can see some of the challenges that the air forces are up against. we haven't talked a lot about the navy today. and i don't think that's intentional. but it was primarily a ground and certainly an air force. but i do want to acknowledge the contribution again without the merchant mariners and i'm encouraged to see that display yesterday. running these convoys thro

can fuck be harvested in the dry mountainous regions of southwest morocco they're doing just that turning far into drinking water. go at africa next detox. start the stasi make the playoffs though. and the representative. nearly shmita architect of east germany's police state. explained if i had my way. east germany would still be here. and you know. stir a fear in forty five minutes on d. w. . smith. with the senses. recognize. and experience the in. expressible. the cultural magazine. marks twenty one. on g.w. . the world over information. opinions they want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. hello and welcome to the latest edition of a court africa pan african magazine brought to you by channels t.v. daughter bella and kate's yeah. at the end of it's a kind of park in lagos nigeria and as always i'm joined by my colleague shower hello they shout.

the reason for that and the reason that patton lands in morocco is that we were very concerned as we launched this operation, operation torch that frank o franco and the nationalists in spain would attack gibraltar otherrise closing that supply line which would cut off our forces and we would have the same problems as the germans did and we would have insecure supply lines and they were largely kept back in morocco to guard against that possibility and make sure that they can keep that the critical supply avenue open and most of the logistics are arriving via ships and the convoy with either the states or the uk and if you close that vital line of communication that inhibits your combat capability. so those three divisions now, the 9th i.d. gets there just in time and is one of the reasons why they stopped the attack, but the others are still back in the rear and almost most of the air establishment and the main depot is at casa blanca. when we talk about squadrons fighting in tunisia and your logistics base is that far back you can see some of the challenges that the air force is up

both of the german producers were on set the entire time in vienna and morocco. they both have experience with arab subject matter and directors and of countries with different mentalities. sometimes you work with artists and think there's a shocking difference between what's on the screen and the reality of who you are as a person but that's absolutely not the case was sharing. everything goes hand in hand and is of the greatest integrity. to the head. she also keeps her word and stands by it even in difficult times and that's quite impressive at a personal and artistic level. that. in venice the renowned museo cordura mounted an exhibition of missions photos. the home of mars showed portraits of the diverse people of azerbaijan. who did so and then the persons of other but chan you had female man you had young people older people and you did make interviews before with them what was the topic we are on what was remarkably for you when you read the interviews i was invited to do a commission in azerbaijan which once was a part of iran in the nineteenth century s

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kilometers off the country's main international gateway of casablanca another major selling point morocco is pushing is its track record on security and a very low guns that kill ation in terms of how much it can make in ticket sales that's less than half of up of forward by its competitors but when you consider that a ticket is without any price at an affordable level for local fans then that explains the difference as teams prepare for the twenty eighteen world cup two time world champions i have received a timely boost by winning the china cup they faced wales in the final on monday paras sundram and striker had incident with the only goal of the game for the euro gwion who will meet hosts russia saudi arabia and egypt in world cup group a in june. while champions germany will be in action on tuesday they take on five time champions brazil in a high profile friendly in berlin the germans have performed well since winning the world cup with victory at last year's confederations cup in russia brazil a much improved since the sides met in the world cup semifinals four years ago when germa

kilometers of the country's main international gateway of casablanca another major selling point morocco is pushing is its track record on security and a very a locum circulation in terms of how much it can make in ticket sales it's less than half of that put forward by its competitors but when you consider the tickets would have to be price level have to be at an affordable level for local fans and that explains the difference. well as teams prepare for the twenty eighteen world cup one team who will be absent in russia the netherlands sent out a warning to the world that they're not spent force just yet the dutch hammad european champions portugal three nil in neutral geneva memphis to pyrite and babel and virgil van dyke all netted for the netherlands meanwhile to taiwan champions uruguay have received a timely boost by winning the china cup they faced wales in the final on monday. striker edinson cavani with the only goal of the game for the year ago ions meets hosts russia saudi arabia and egypt in world cup group a in june while champions germany will be in action on tuesday they t

killed by police the paris prosecutors said twenty six year old rader one luck to him was born in morocco but lived locally and had become radicalized you're meant to do to look dog the moment to the super. market by shouting allah akbar and stated he was a soldier i sew and ready to die for syria he was asking for the brothers before shooting a customer a member of staff they both died instantly in two thousand and seventeen he was under surveillance but there's no signs of indicating he would carry out a terrorist attack the attack took place in three stages first encounter on the gunman carjacked a white opel car wounding the driver and killing his passenger then stealing caucus on the gunman shot and wounded one of a group of four police officers who were out jogging in the street it was only then that the gunman drove eight kilometers to the town of type where he attacked a supermarket took hostages and killed two more victims the violence has shaken people across the community it was you know. i took cover because he saw me and then he followed me with a knife perhaps he had no more

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the story has not been tied to russia in the medium artie's morocco's the of looks into it for us. imagine being a liberal a democrat and being stuck in a trump presidency for a year is it must be horrible waking up every day guessing that what russia is songe bots or hackers have cooked up the day came original that i had powerful connections to candidate trump including one time top adviser steve bannon and billionaire donor robert mercer so presidential son in law jared cushion or and consultant brad parr scale brought in the company which is now accused of utilizing data from fifty million facebook users without permission facebook was how donald trump was going to win wait a sec something's wrong where's the bad guy who do we blame this on. there it is questions are also swirling about a possible link to russian meddling cambridge c.e.o. reached out to julian assange of wiki leaks seeking access to e-mails from hillary clinton's private server there's no evidence wiki leaks had such information but wiki leaks was releasing e-mails from the computers of other democrats which au

the big cloud is now timing fog into drinking water not only in the atlas mountains in southwest morocco. africa went to find out more. a little bit of the frame. mohammed and the others have quite a lot of experience building full catches. it's the mainstay of the village for running water. there's plenty of foreground mt. in southwest a miracle. women like zain will benefit most from having running water at home it's traditionally the women who have to travel the long way to the well to fix what a full family and livestock. he says we stay the way my grandmother. nothing is changed i hope that the projects bring radical change so that we don't need to fade any. the energy or data see him i'd had the idea to set up folks in this remote region drops of water from the heavy fog gather here the web plays an important role in the water collection. the industrial designer peter troop fine started testing various wedding five years ago the goal was to find a material that could stand up to the wind and was easy to mount and it was the only expanded you take one of these drop expanded hang it

ok let's discuss this story now with morocco is a military expert and a former french paratrooper officer very good yet we heard the russian president saying that russia has this new weaponry says it evades all known existing defense systems do you believe him does it surprise you that russia says it has this. actually i was very surprised because of course we heard about summer that we were supposed. to replace the. eighteen. i mean about talking about. norms and but we were very surprised because we didn't know that russia was so advanced in the hypersonic technology and the real surprise in my opinion that not only. elaborated the but they're working actually and they're about two to seven the russian army so yes it's a big surprise the second big surprise. this is capability of having a system which is a proposition so yes of course in my opinion we can compare this breakthrough with what in a nine hundred fifty seven when when the soviet union for the first time. in the inspection space in course most ensuring that the soviet union was able to to reach us territory all this of course

country, students, as well as dignataries from 12 embassies, afghanistan, the arab league, kosovo, morocco, russia, and others. [applaus [applause] >> this lobby is more and a domestic issue, it's also an international issue and i'm sure they'll find the first panel on israel and the u.n. of particular interest. with that i'd like to introduce grant smith for the institute for middle east policy, a co-sponsor. grant and his organization are committed to uncovering and documenting how the israel lobby works and operates through the research and freedom of information act request. grant is the author of several books on the lobby, most recent being big israel, how the lobby moves america, that's available for sale at our bookstore and on-line as an audio book. with that welcome grant to the stage and he'll provide an overview of the lobby and today's event. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> thank you, dale, and welcome, everybody. as you said, i'm going to be reviewing the israel lobby's agenda in some detail and it explains, i think, why we've invited this particular group of experts to spe

verse, national security the morocco the morocco. >> good morning as the executive pastor a congregationf approximately 1200 families

eleven for moscow on the other side of the mediterranean we've got bruce wins because the parts of morocco algeria and china's here push move further on the coast where the conditions are looking fine temperatures still in the upper twenty's in cairo as we head into choose day across more central and southern parts of africa we've got some heavy rain across the east africa the moment through kenya and tanzania towards uganda further towards the west a fine weather conditions here after i got to lagos nigeria plenty of sunshine and temperatures around the thirty degree mark as we head into southern parts of africa here we've got a tropical psycho's still give the threat of some heavy rain on the east coast amount of gas otherwise across much of south africa it's looking fine just a chance of a shower for dover we're expecting the high here of twenty seven degrees. the benefit of saddam. so a bad day see the importance of. documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. march on al-jazeera. with all potential challengers out of the way egypt's president. is poised for a second

ok morocco's the it is sitting in well we've just been watching throughout the day we saw the pictures of the vigil there's a rally ongoing people demanding what they see as more information that authorities are giving them the authorities themselves saying listen the pictures from the scene there's so much devastation there it's so difficult to tell how many people are dead how many people are injured because there are rescue still working after scene it goes back to the question but why this occurred why are we seeing the scenes that we're seeing well the foot first first of all the you know all the anguish all the very people you have three factions in this as a pleasant as it is to talk about this now but it must be said this is the way i see it you have the locals people in kim kim of who wants accountability who want information who want to be notified to know what is going on to be kept abreast of all the developments perhaps and realistically given the scope and the size of this tragedy but they need information to fill this void to help from heal the trauma at least. applied f