mosul with 60% district.the crete was a revenge operation in fallujah which is one of the towns that was held that isis early on was left there for two and half years under isis control and could of been liberated within a month if the was strategic to iran, if it was strategic to baghdad but it wasn't. it did net infrastructure. it was a place to punish. so when we talk about what we are looking at in iraq, we are looking at how i'll just say one more time, tinge of old americans will be fighting in iraq is c20. this time the only against the next generation of isis but against these militias that now have primacy, freedom of movement, are deployed in syria, are making threats to hit israel to the point where it is really generals saying that we will hit militias and iraq on the iraqi side of the border because qasem soleimani has told them to stage their because if they go to suit if they are vulnerable to israeli airstrikes. >> that brings up a great segue to another issue for a couple of minutes before we

when isis rolled into mosul, the first place isis went to was the revenge of operation in tikrit and they went there because that symbolized where saddam hussein was from and they went in there and they decimated the place. they decimate the place, there were 1000 isis fighters that held territory until we finally broke with baghdad that we were bringing in us airstrikes . so the government now and decide whether that happens. there will be no sunni stand, there will be no curtis dan unfortunately because you have that the okay has now sided with theirtraditional allies . . i don't want to say allies that if you have to look at what happened after the gulf war, you literally saw the p okay working against the kde to try to seize our bill and then you have that split so you have these factions that are vying for the same territory so the partition can't happen without violence and right now, there's only one player on the countrythat can decide what happens and they're in charge. >> . >>. [inaudible] >>. [inaudible] >> lobby was part of that whole thing and that was the problem, we ha

ow he spends his days since an isis sniper shot him in the neck during the battle for mosul. the injury has left him almost entirely paralyzed, but mahdi claims that his condition is treatable. >> ( translated ): i just need an eration. theytold me that this treatment is only available in germany, america and japan. but in the arab countries, theyn t do anything. >> reporter: the ministry of defense sent mahdi to india for one surgery, during which doctors repaired his fractured vertebrae. he claims that the ministry promised him a second surgery to restore the nerve functions, but it hasn't materialized. a ministry of defense official confiqurmed that mahdi ed further treatment. the official said that the second procedure has been ed for almost a ye because the ministry lacked the ofnds to cope with the large numbeounded. mahdi says his wife left him because of his hsability. alhas left is anger and regret.an >> ( ated ): they just got rid of us. they don't need'se anymore. ita pity that we fought. it's a pity that we went. >> rerter: mahdi's father served in the army in the

my first by state of mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by the social tools to build something as simple as learning how to write them by side those isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me as demanded by. finally they gave up and mentioned buying on bicycles and returns with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and no i was a meet those women back home who are bound by the gentleness and social rules and informed him of our deadbeat supply. my name is the amount of people homes and i work at speeds of. for over a year to year old me rose has been living with his mother in prison he spends the weekends with his father at home in istanbul his father does his best to give the little boy a normal life. in the last two years more than one hundred sixty thousand people have been jailed in turkey as part of purges by the government human rights organised. nations estimates they include seven hundred children imprisone

it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out if falsus. most helpful gauteng what it is like to be in school up to three years what war. six year old solid does has of survived an ass like he's home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace while the profess his son for the first day in school is hopeful making new friends would hope is that a company. in the war on terror begins right now count but it does not in there no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein this is a regime that has something to hide they had prepared a significant propaganda offer and guess what not one w m d shite was found any rock since about one nine hundred ninety one iraq a deadly deception on al-jazeera. i'm richelle carey in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera president onil trump says the partial u.s. government shu

when i was young, mosul tips would drive up if i left the tops off.have used it, unless you put it in you join have used it, unless you put it in youjoin an have used it, unless you put it in you join an existing or 20 minutes, the best recommendation is taken away. just taking a look, it has done a pretty good job there. the software, the code inside, we are making constant improvements, that is like a constant process. we are making improvements every minute of the workday. scribble it on the wall, that report from our tech reporter chris fox at the ces tech show in las vegas. let's take a quick look now at the markets. if you take a look at wall street overnight, it rallied for a fourth straight session. unfortunately for asia, is a story. the nikkei 225 down. it seems like investors are taking profits after the market is rallying the over the pass make two trading sessions. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i rico hizon. we will be back in the next hour, bye for now. —— i am. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: theresa ma

charged with premeditated murder in mosul iraq in 2017.d gallagher allegedly stabbed an injured boy to death. the military says the boy was a captured islamic state fighter. prosecutors claim gallagher took a photo with the corpse and sent it to friends with messages such as, i got this one with my hunting knife and, i got my knife skills on. what is your contention, that he didn't stab this isis fighter or did but the circumstances are extenuating? >> he didn't murder anyone when he was out there. >> did he stab this isis fighter? >> without getting too much into the facts of exactly what happened there, the question is, what he's being charged with is, did he murder anyone? and the answer is, no, he didn't murder anyone. special operators, s.e.a.l.s, mrsoc, green berets, they kill people in combat. the question is, is it lawful? >> reporter: prosecutors claim a month later he shot a civilian, an old man, and a month after that, a young girl and on multiple occasions he also fired indiscriminately into crowds of civilians. it was members

becomes governor of mosul in northern iraq. its former governor modood. and stood up to the crusaders during their otherwise unstoppable expansion the east. but modood had been assassinated in eleven thirteen. imagine thousands thank you kind of people day tomorrow to wash out a complex of clean up elected let you hurt it a bit. and would look ahead to give you the west pick mill good high yacob yet again it could but i cannot i will and solomon will call in and ask any and lay out if as to how and of enough for right handedness you had a lot of a god how does something being. put on sub think going to know what the and who were bad and the bad of the sundry and trade them for the elements several how many well doesn't it work. and. when he has a. new poor feel most in them under lock in the fold the most who has he they own can and the fear when no one demeaning being that may want him or says help. a year after taking up the post as governor in mosul i made the dean's ng the model his army towards aleppo. and brought it on there is control. to have the

he had he went to the isis coalition, the isis government at the time in the iraqi city of mosul and said, i have a certificate for teaching english as a second language, do you need any teachers. and they said, well, we do have an english department at the university of mosul, send us your resume and a cover letter. he did that. but he says he never got the job and that he ended up spending most of his time falling back with the group from place to place as isis was being attacked. he says he was homeless for a while, was living in mosques, that he was making a living selling candy, selling pringles and snickers to other people living inside the caliphate, inside the isis territory. he claims that he was never a fighter, that he was never actually a member of the group, was just there to experience it. now he's been detained by kurdish forces. he's been briefed, he said, by the fbi. and his future is uncertain. we will see if he gets deported to the united states, if u.s. justice accepts that argument that he just went there as a tourist. >> richard engel's exclusive reporting. plea

it's the first day of school in bubble elementary school in mosul. this is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades some of falseness. most helpful in what it is like to be in school up to three years. six year old. like he's home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the partly destroyed house with his father and grandfather. for the first day in school is hopeful making new friends would hope is that a company. tortured entertained in their home where chinese we are fleeing but is there a safe place to go want to follow their perilous journey to an uncertain future. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alarm has a seeker this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes an appeal from venezuelan president nicolas maduro to the american people don't trust the trumpet ministration. war fighting in yemen as the saudi led coalition bombs training camps around the fault of the data. six deaths every day the u.n. warns that refugees and migrants crossing the mediterranean are dying at an alarming rate. presid

those in one room near mosul both will be in yours and yours was notable to be a very good month but would you. please not believe the ways but the way i did my best religion as the wife. left me for me yes this is no. more of those it. should be the school you. know it's a movie in your dream girls. from. the sweats formalise to the teachings of the national zoo as president of venezuela i want to do you in venezuela the president is elected by washington to find his way let in chaos president europe accuses us of an attempted coup after donald trump recognizes the country's celtic led interim leader graciously very quickly out of it without a trace.

city on rule one it does describe the latest spate of fighting the last in mosul syria in the past three months. loyal to the al qaeda affiliated heya to friedel shum. offensive against talkies but sunni and rebels with a view of dividing the free and on the other side of the aleppo countryside say took control of the to dick town of visit the villages around it amal the. syrian rebels are calling for help from the force meant to try and repulse the office of against them by a four year old this comes a little over a week since the president of the united states camp amongst the withdrawal of about two thousand u.s. troops was stationed in syria there has been a rumble to fill the vacuum of central had been left by the with the broom of the u.s. forces with turkey and iran did in the week talk you of course has promised the united states a full military ally it will deal with not only remnants of i said but also the al-qaeda affiliates and could be the main reason why the higher the time it was sean has now crowded out on offensive on the.

unarmed fighter by stabbing him in the neck with a knife during the months long battle against isis in mosul. he is accused of posing for photos with the fighter who was a teenager and retaliating for reporting him. witnesses provided conflicting statements. >> i believe if we are allowed to present our case, eddie will be acquitted. >> his wife claims disgruntled members of his platoon made accusations with dire consequences. >> my husband is facing life without parole. my husband has been in the miramar for 15 weeks now. >> a deck rated 19 veteran begins court-martial tomorrow. nbc news tomorrow. >> a landing in space landing on the mysteriousaron reaching ther on a side no one has explored until now. miguel has the first photos. >> tonight a stunning new view captured by a chinese recovery. an up-close look at the far side of the moon. the spacecraft landing an unmanned rover that will probe the lunar surface that faces away from earth. humans have never been there, says the chief project designer. this is trail blazing. blasting off a month ago with tools to analyze the unexplored, scien

it happened in the battle against isis in mosul. he is ause of posing with the dead fighter who is a teenager, and shootingnd retaliating against his platoon reporting him. witnesses have provided conflicting statements. >> i believe if we are allowed to present our case at the end the day, eddy will be acquitted of the charges. >> reporter: his wife claims disgruntled members of gallagher's own platoon made false accusations with dire consequence. >> m husband is facing life without parole. my hband has been in the brig at miramar for 15 weeks now. >> reporter: hans nichols, nbc news, washington. >> a violent outburst at a mcdonald's in st. peter's, florida, over straws has gone viral. eyewitness video showsme custor daniel taylor attacking donald's employee yasmin james earlier this week. the altercation began when taylor started yelling because there were no straws. >> the young lady behind theco ter told him that it's the law now. we're not allowed to have strs in the lobby, but you can request one. >> the video now has over 3 1

city on rule one it does describe the latest spate of fighting the last in mosul syria in the past three months fight us and loyal to the i'll cut it out from the hated heya to cradle shaam a safe soft cut it out an offensive against tuck his box in and rebels with a view of dividing destroying the free and the loss on the other side of the l.f. or countryside say to have taken control of the threat to dick tal of visit then villages around it and now the toughest city and rebels are calling for help from being forced months to try and repulsed the offensive against them by the al qaeda affiliates all this comes a little over a week says the president of the united states donald trump announced the withdrawal of about two thousand u.s. troops to a station in syria there has been a spike and umble to fill the vacuum that will eventually been left by then with the brutal of the us forces with turkey and iran did in the way tuck your force has promised the united states a fellow much more alive it will deal with not only remnants of i said but also those al qaeda affiliates and could be the

those in one room near mosul both a billion euros a year was notable just. for the month but really you know. please don't believe the ways though i did my best religion as the wife. more. than us this is. one of those. for sure is good news for the new year even close. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. six. hoops. didn't get it right when. i started out as a very conservative republican like every person in my farming community and upstate new york in the fifty's. my father was a member of the john birch society he was very opposed to the new deal of labor unions catholics jews and. he was actually not that unusual and my dad for those attitudes. because i was a good ass good in school.

well would i like to see the one million unemployed in the mosul simple distilled hopelessness move an equal i'm a little. one like animals in a little one the little mean things. i was the. only thought when the gentleness when. one who will want to be. a very serious issue has to play it mildly chill chill take sure i mean the only correction that i would offer is that this is not necessarily a coup but it's an attempted coup right the military has not taken the side of these of these coup plotters who are you don't need to be a constitutional expert or a lawyer to understand what article two hundred thirty three says it says absence of power i mean this is an absence of the president abandoning his post it doesn't say anything about fraud it doesn't say anything about anything else these are all being read into a much longer historical process that is incredibly complicated right the opposition won the national assembly in two thousand and fifteen this is true and if the strings dictatorship that allows for the opposition to win elections but instead of pursuing a program of reform

it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. has this school as a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out it falsus. most helpful book then what it is like to be in school up to three years old war. six year old sala that was house of survived on as like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace while the profess his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a company. was. filmmaker under a necklace of continues his journey across his homeland to discover what life was like under putin during his travels he meets christians and muslims patriots and separatists i told the southeast. one a rug i don't do something completely different someone to leave putin's russia but for others the russian passport means hope and the chance of happens in search of putin's russia almost zero. mourners turned on sudanese police after officers opened fire at the funeral of a man killed dur

it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out it falsus. most helpful than what it is like to be in school up to three years old war . six year old sala that has house of survived on as like a t.t.s. home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed halls with his father and grandfather. solace for the past his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that accompany. the battle over the minimum wage heated up across the country today thousands of fast food workers walked off the job desperate for a better way to choose if you give your average worker a little more money they're probably going to be able to pay bills maybe to spend a little bit more i mean take fifty right now to fifty k. pay nobody to survive in twenty first century america i'm nervous we cannot afford for one of us to lose a job. on al-jazeera. israel takes a mediterranean military targets in syria i think for

the first time a woman has been appointed chairperson of of the tribal council on the audience of mosul and as part of a plan to transform village life she's applying a strict environmental agenda which includes a marine park and cracking down on illegal logging. my name is les marlene is the posse and i'm a nurse cherilyn of a tribal council in vanuatu it's always been i'm in the position my husband sound she wrote for we are a bunch of the childless who give me the right to ponting beasts the i come from totally different islands and tribe and different. just farm and culture somewhere happy somewhere not happy idea of the day that she. has that lesson my husband and i go to capitol hill every day to bring kids to school but those cell phone work and for shopping i am cory for enough in hospitality institution in florida when i look around me i see the destruction of forests and marine lives after the saigon everybody relies on government handouts so the council decides that we can't wait we have to do something sure start rebuilding soon our community we put all these by laws in plac

it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out at falsus. most helpful than what it is like to be in school up to three years old war . six year old sala that was house of survived on as like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the protests his son for the first day in school is hopeful making new friends would hope is that a company. lead on the line i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for they say is a dialogue the government has coalface i may go protest i will stop the police to lose force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice for votes for lots of different reasons was it different types of bricks or join the global conversation on how does iraq. he said he'd keep the government closed for a very long pe

they continue to recruit but we contain them the the horrible thing is that when we let them get into mosul and other areas they captured a great deal of currency and dollars and they had a land mass which they could then attract people to we don't want to give them a land mass. now the president said that he fired defense secretary jim maddest what was that all of a. whip. well it's amazing that madison quit a long time ago let me think of all the things that the president said about him and so you know so madison that is leaves he he leaves knowing that eventually he would be fired if he didn't wasn't if he hadn't been fired so it's almost an irrelevant kind of concept to argue about we knew his days were numbered and i was just surprised he stayed in as long as he did and part of the argument of why i stayed was to kind of modify and contain trumps while a standish ns but then when you leave and you say well that's why i was there it raises questions about really is that a good enough reason in other words i buy the argument that some say about the people who've said i didn't want to do

military campaign in twenty sixteen to retake muso from eisel in what became known as the battle of mosul. kurdish peshmerga forces joined the operation and fought alongside the iraqi army. the joint force defeated eisel in july twenty seventh teen and the borders of the kurdish region of northern iraq were extended. this is but najaf a town a nineveh province in april twenty seventeen it was under the control of kurdish push medica forces. on the highway my eyes south of. john b. i was. into it in a gentle manner and out on the hind month. bad. enough to judge a book as i have to battle so after and saw that amount of blood. after the referendum the kurds lost control over but najaf and other areas of nineveh province. the borders of the kurdish region. seem constantly to ebb and flow in line with kurdish fortunes and the complexity of modern iraqi politics. it was against this historical backdrop the kurdistan regional government held its independence referendum in september twenty seventh seen. there are several iraqi kurdish political parties and while they all support self-determinat

this is are you how tommy mosul seriously the province it lip is home to three million people who since two thousand and fifteen have been effectively troubled it is serious last remaining opposition enclave controlled by a kill to assad but the rebels. syrian president bashar the loss of strength and in recent months by support from powerful allies on the reopening of the embassies in damascus by some arab countries is vowing to launch an invasion. it live with its cinder block thompson villages could soon be subject to rockets bottle bombs and even class the pumps. the rebels are putting more debris face while. today we are all gathered here and ready to fight until the last drop of our blood we are the songs of this territory and we know it very well and so do the people displaced from all over syria are now living in this small geographic area which is just ninety square kilometer nothing will make us lose our resolve to fight on what general. in the middle of it lives of rolling olive groves the displaced live in some of the most desperate conditions possible with no proper housing

it's the first day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on mall to a nearby if falsus. most helpful in what it is like to be a school up to three years war. six year old sala. s. like his home almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. while the profess his son for the first day in school is hopeful making new friends would hope is that a company. the week began with views of a ninety day truce in the tip attack us china trade will the supply of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest oil and content we bring you the stories that the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on ounces iraq. president trump prepares to meet republican and democratic leaders seeking to end the twelve day partial government shutdown. alone barbara sorry you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up two women make history in india defying a centuries old back and entering a hindu temple the spike m

this is are you how tommy mosul serious to be problems it libya's home to three million people who since two thousand and fifteen have been effectively troubled it is serious last remaining opposition controlled by a kill to assad but the rebels. syrian president bashar the loss of strength and in recent months by support from powerful allies on the reopening of the embassies in damascus by some arab countries is vowing to launch an invasion. it live with its cinder block thompson villages could soon be subject to rockets bottle bombs and even class the bombs. the rebels are putting more debris face while. today we are all gathered here and ready to fight until the last drop of our blood we are the sons of this territory and we know it very well and so do the people displaced from all over syria are now living in this small geographic area which is just ninety square kilometer nothing will make us lose our resolve to fight on what to me are. in the middle of it leaps of rolling olive groves the displaced live in some of the most desperate conditions possible with no proper housing there

those in one room near mosul both to be in yours and yours was notable to be a very good month but it would you. please not believe the ways by the way i did my best religion as the wife. left you for them yes this is. one of those. choices these will get. you know it's a movie everyone calls. from. i swear it's a full movie soon due to its international executive as president of venezuela i want to do you and venezuela the president is elected by washington to venezuela but in k. else president mudd zero and chooses the u.s. over the attempted could move after donald trump recognizes the country's self declared interim leader. for.

it's the first day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul i said is this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades a mole to appear by air out at falsus. most helpful gauteng what it is like to be in school up to three years old war. six year old does house of survived an ass like the t.t.s. home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the public destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the past his son for the first day in school he is hopeful making new friends will help is that a company. sorry for having a little jog in the bright sun of here with us as. well cuz us through to the knockout rounds of the asian cup the twenty third to welcome host north korea six nailed to book their place in the last sixteen. they scored four goals in the lion and he has moved top full time as point shots with five north korea have now conceded ten goals in two games off to do's in their opening to saudi arabia for now is the first time ever that qatar have won their opening to go games at the asian cup. we need to get the three points that

it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out that falsus. most helpful gauteng what it is like to be in school up to three years whole war. six year old sala that has house of survived an ass like his home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the professor his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a company. and hundred fourteen twelve on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dr evil that's my case one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. it could be the biggest line grow in history. a

for example, here in iraq, a year and a half after they were defeated in mosul, isis remains a potent threat. and the american-led coalition continues to bomb them. tom? >> ian pannell with the new developments out of syria and iraq tonight. thank you. >>> next to mexico, and the massive fireball. a leaky fuel pipeline exploding north of mexico city. flames shooting high into the air. at least 66 people killed and many are still missing tonight. officials say thieves, fuel thieves, may be to blame. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, the death toll from this massive explosion in mexico rising. at least 66 people dead, another 76 injured, after authorities say criminals ruptured a fuel line which then ignited, sending flames shooting dozens of feet into the air. a crowd of people from a neighboring village seen here just before collecting gasoline among the victims. this man saying they were young people who didn't realize the risks. the fire in a small town about 60 miles north of mexico city burning for hours. ambulances and fire trucks rushing to the scene. families n

on charges of murdering a wounded isis fighter during the bloody 2017 battle for the iraqi city of mosul. according to the charge sheets, gallagher, a trained medic, stabbed the teenaged fighter in the neck and body, while other members of the seal team were treating his wounds. he then posed for photographs with the body and conducted his own reenlistment ceremony standing over it. in court, gallagher pleaded not guilty to the charges. his wife, who attended today's hearing, has said her husband was only trying to save the injured fighter's life. >> he had a severed artery in his leg. my husband is a navy corpsman, so he did medical procedures on him. >> reporter: gallagher is also accused of taking pot shots at civilians and threatening to retaliate against any members of his team who reported him. the charge sheets paint a picture of a highly trained commando run amok on his eighth combat tour. he was arrested last september at a clinic which treats combat veterans for post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury. the court-martial is scheduled to begin next month. if convicted, g

west on twitter and called on protesters to calm down recommit to dialogue and there of the town of mosul a female believes the president's reform plans are out of touch with what the public wants. he said that it will continue is reforms but the reforms is asking for are not the reforms that the french are demanding today you know in speaking of european summer and which the french don't like so i think it is absolutely dreaming you know the european the searcher and i think it's absolutely. absolutely out of the common sense of the french today i think that the uk role as been elected by chance but is not having a huge ledger it to me that he needs to implement what he wishes because you know they are seventy or eighty percent of the french nation which don't like what you propose with protests spreading from france to other european countries approach brigs it demonstrators in london and now also adopted the yellow vest as the symbol rally in the capital on saturday resulted in clashes it led police to make several arrests think looted a thirteen year old girl. she was one of four peop

men but the first time a woman has been appointed chairperson of a tribal council on the island of mosul as part of her plans to transform village life she's applying a strict environment environmentalist agenda which includes or even park and cracking down on illegal logging my name is lame eileen is the pastor and i'm a nurse. of a tribal council in vanuatu it's always been i'm in the position my husband son goal for we are about childless to give me the right to ponting. the i come from totally different islands and try and different. customs and culture somewhere happy somewhere not puppy at the end of the day that she lives. as the lessee my husband and i go to capitol hill every day to bring kids to school but those so for work and for shopping. for enough in hospitality institution in florida when i look around me i see the destruction of forests and my really lives after the cycle and everybody relies on the government handouts so the council decides that would go away. it's we have to do something to orce. so in our community we put all these by laws in place the first thing is

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syrian rule one it does describe the latest spate of fighting the last in mosul syria in the past three months fighters and loyal to the al qaida free ated heya to creedal shum are said cut it out an offensive against tuchis box city and rebels with a view of dividing destroying the free and the loss on the other side of the aleppo countryside said to have taken control of the threat to dig tunnels visits and villages around it and now the toughest syrian rebels are calling for help from the force meant to try and repulse the offensive against them by the al qaeda affiliates all this comes a little over a week since the president of the united states donald trump announced the withdrawal of about two thousand u.s. troops were stationed in syria there has been a scramble to fill the vacuum that when a vent truly been left by the with the broom of the u.s. forces with turkey and iran did in the way tuck your force has promised the united states a full military ally it will deal with not only remnants of i said but also those al qaeda affiliates and could be the main reason why the higher

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those in one room near mosul both to be yours and yours was notable to be very. much but would you. please them please the ways the way i did when those diligent eyes of the white. people. use the media this is. very close to the truth because you. know it's a movie and you know you. join me every thursday on the elec so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you the. u.s. president donald trump allegedly called her a woman to be reckoned with but when the world learned not only of an affair between the two but of a cover up that about affair on the eve of the two thousand and sixteen election author. and adult actress stormy daniels became an icon she is a woman who has been silenced and then allegedly threatened by people intent on protecting trump from the backlash two things seem to have kept stormy afloat through all of the attacks against her first her work in the adult industry as she put it on sixty minutes last year being in the adult industry i've developed a thick skin and maybe a little bit of a dark

setbacks for i saw which is lost territory to the turks and the syrian rebel allies in and out of mosul and other areas. but turkey sais the fight against so-called terrorism should not be exclusive to combating i saw including all groups regardless of their ethnicity or religion and some of them a syrian that must be cleared of all terrorists including the border area regardless of what kind of terrorist they are and the people who live in syria are godless of the ethnic origins must be protected and made safe from terrorist persecution and attacks. john bolton's team described tuesday's meetings as constructive however the reality is that there is still a lot of work that needs to be done before a deal can be reached the fact that a planned joint press conference was cancelled in the eleventh hour is testament to the this agreements that remain but before a deal can be reached between the united states and turkey it would seem that the american government needs to agree amongst the self about what it wants to do in syria. and kyra. well meanwhile u.s. secretary of state mike. it is hi

usually men but the first time a woman's been appointed chairperson of a tribal council on the island of mosul as part of her plans to transform village life she's applying a strict environment environmentalist agenda which includes a marine park and cracking down on illegal logging my name is les marlene is the person and i'm a first. lady of a tribe concent in vanuatu.

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this is ari how town in mosul seriously the province it lip is home to three million people who since two thousand and fifteen have been effectively troubled it is serious last remaining opposition controlled by a kill to assad but of rebels. syrian president bashar al assad strengthened in recent months by support from powerful allies and that we are opening all the embassies in damascus by some arab countries is vowing to launch an invasion. it live with its cinder block thomson villages could soon be subject to rockets bottle bombs and even class the pumps. the rebels are putting on a brave face. today we are all gathered here and ready to fight until the last drop of our blood we are the songs of this territory and we know it very well and so do the people displaced from all over syria are now living in this small geographic area which is just ninety square kilometer nothing will make us lose our resolve to fight on what. in the middle of it lips of rolling all of grooves the displaced live in some of the most desperate conditions possible with no proper housing the musci of the e

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june the twelfth two thousand and fourteen islamic state forces took control of iraq's second city mosul a few days later in syria fell into jihad is towns and became the capital of the self-styled islamic caliphate. for tehran the advances made by ass and extremist sunni terrorist movement that sees the shia as one of its principal enemies radically change their stakes while continuing to defend the damascus regime the islamic republic was now fighting for its survival as much in syria as in iraq. but the steal. of the shares your friendship with iraq is precious to us. naturally iraq's security is also ours and vice versa. the same is true for syria. and the syrians don't overcome the jihad it's at home they will enter iraq and then our country. and spread throughout the region that. we get we learned that one of the. that is why the security of the muslim world and that of iran depends on the security of syria john is. that we. so to defend its borders iran openly sent soldiers from its codes force an elite unit of the republican guard to both syria and iraq. you know i think iran has