nobody knew that i was mosul eye. not even my mother.rhood, there was only a ten wall between me and isis when i was reporting against it. next door was an isis senior fighter, the other house next to our house was an isis fighter, in front of us was a whole house of isis. behind that there was another house of isis and diane in the middle of all of this, reporting against isis. from the beginning, i decided that i would only write fax. by decided that i would only write fax. by knowing the source were witnessing the event myself. religious police controlled everything. shaping, smoking were all considered immoral and the punishment anything from public lashing5 to execution. punishment anything from public lashings to execution. the public executions were a system that isis imposed on the city. they were enjoying this. they were feeling the pleasure of terrorising the people. isis wanted to make it like a show. as that they were shooting a felon for hollywood. a horror movie. sometimes beheading or damage a brother should his brother. —

when we were in mosul i threatened to leave hand and return to my parents. he said go then. but the children stay with me or they are mine or to be honest it was too risky for me because of i ass and the army. as well you know about education. violence was like an illness a plague like the flu actually unfortunately i became infected. my husband process. and he can so open minded a free man who loved life if. he was calm and witty. and everyone respected him at least one of the few then he became a lot more religious developed he started to pray and so on at this ration i noticed his opinions had changed. i don't know how to put it it was a gradual thing. one day he visited his parents in their village. the next day his mother phoned me and said he was gone for gas have you no longer have a husband forget him. over a month later i was visiting relatives somebody said they just passed by my house and i had seen my husband there. i went straight home i was so happy. she was there. she. should have done by took him in my arms but he was different. he looked the same but he had

but s wounded three times and jack fought ins of remaining nine mosul river up the and through germany until orduruf, gates of first ration camp, the nazi concentration camp to be liberated. that was number one. jack said about the battle of the bulge, when the chips were down and situation desperate, stood up to bers counted. hese men held our nation's destiny in their hands. we did not fail. jack. you very much, great. corporate foy we'll be forever proud of what you and your ellow soldiers arrived for humanity. also with us is a battle of than who since passed away. like many of our veterans ronnie never talked about the war. laura never knew her grand father's story until embarking years ago. project 0 regiment n the 422 overwhelmed had the nazis launched a surprise assault. he and his men fought three days perfect being taken as prisoners of war. a prison camp,in commander said the jewish merican soldiers were told to during roll ine call the next day. knowing the terrible fate he his jewish o comrades rode immediately said e're not doing that and sent orders to have every america

was destroyed level to the ground around a 1000 people civilians were killed in the resort and in mosul again in the fight against isis if you're going to talk about all this i think we should be very candid and clear about this issue and it will be 9911 your hours and your very very about your rights invest in young 9 to 11 see you very very heroes in the fight against isis in mosul along how many civilians have been killed in our operation and it's coming you don't have a great record on investigating human rights violations so why should things be different now if in 2016 the un committee against torture cited credible reports of turkish law enforcement officials in gauging in torture and ill treatment of detainees the committee said it was concerned at the reported impunity enjoyed 'd by those who committed such acts impunity doesn't suggest you are doing much investigation into those things does it we have a 0 tolerance policy towards torture we have in fact clear our prisons our judicial system for torture we've had this in the past but what you're referring to is what happened ri

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this church in the western city of mosul heine has been without a priest for 2 years the local area is live thinking and many residents here think that relaxing the rules would attract more people to a life in which. i think there are a lot of suitable people who decided not to join the priests because of these requirements. but i think it's nice that in the protestant church the priests can also have a wife why shouldn't also be like that in the catholic church. has decided to live a life of celibacy so too has maximillian struck chick who works as a priest and counselor in a school both want to devote their lives to serving vacuum unity but that is sometimes challenging. i can remember coming home for the 1st time sitting in my flat and thinking ok so this is it you're on your own you sit there and think well life is really quiet alone. and that's why they came up with the idea of a shared apartment savannah maximillian now live together and i think it's good that the issue have started to see is finally being talked about. and there will be interesting to see what those people do wh

nine months of the war across the siegfried -- is the freed line -- across the siegfried line, up the mosuliver through the rhineland and all the way across germany until he reached the concentration camp. the first nazi camp to be liberated. that was number one. that was a big, big event. as jack has said about the battle of the bulge, when the chips were down and the situation was desperate, the american soldiers stood up to be counted. for a brief moment in history, these men held our nation's destiny in their hands. we did not fail. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: corporal, we will forever be proud of what you and your fellow soldiers achieved for all of humanity. also here with us today is lauren matthews, the granddaughter of a battle of the bulge veteran who has since passed away. his name was master sergeant ronnie edmonds. like so many of our veterans, he never talked about the war, laura never knew her grandfather's story until she embarked upon a school project about 10 years ago. he was in the 422nd regiment -- which was overwhelmed when the nazis launched a surpris

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he spent months in mosul with fighters and describes in vivid detail what he witnessed firsthand. >>henever a mortar shell would come in and i would get to the ground, which you're supposed to do, soldiers even generals would laugh at me because the idea is if you're here, if you're in a war you should be prepared to die. that's what war is for. and if you're not prepared to die, you shouldn't be here. and the soldiers in the counterterrorism service, the iraqi special forces i think felt particularly this way. it was strangely proximate to the attitude of the jihadis. which they say their role is to die essentially if not sooner then later. >> that episode is out today. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. if you're a fan of podcasts, we've got some tickets left for our final date with pod tour with two certificatable geniuses which are basically what our entire national life revolve around at this moment for better or probably worse. legendary playwright tony kushner and both of those amazing artists will join me on sunday night december 8th and you can get tickets on ou

people across the country have been celebrating independence day around 50000 people joined a march in mosul people held up christian crosses red flags and national flags many also historical army uniforms independence day commemorates the restoration of the polish state in 1918. and in caps and led me activists have blocked a motorway linking spain and france the protest organized by the democratic tsunami campaign group came a day after the spanish general election catalonia has been gripped by rest since mid october after a court sentenced several independent leaders to lengthy prison terms. well that date i'm rosana law could now be back in around 30 minutes time with more news from around the world see that. i'm going to fulfill the repeated prophecies apologise to the people and come out to be you know we've all pots to. be. pretty. pretty good. now you want to work. no. paul. 5 i can link up my time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability spain implemented a more equita

people across the country been celebrating independence day around $50000.00 people joined a march in mosul to follow the christian crosses red flags and national flags many also wore historical army uniforms independence day commemorates the restoration of the polish state in 1010. to catalonia activists have blocked a motorway linking spain and france the protest organized by the democratic synonymy. campaign group came a day after the spanish general election to learn he's been cripps by on rest since mid october after a cool sentence several independently just a lengthy prison. and that wraps it up for this news hour appreciate company as well for may stick around rosana locals will have the latest in half an hour. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth . is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes are going to wrapped and it's going to chill. so very for a while right. my

in primary schools and it represents gender specific discrimination but it's not sitting well with mosul parents and religious organizations these discussions lead to a climate of fear and uncertainty muslims are experiencing every day discrimination and the number of his family phobic offenses is steadily rising a necessary discussions fuel then time muslim racism in germany and our win in the seeds of the right wing extremists an absurd debate which seems to be held for the 1000th time would lead to the demarcus and exclusion of muslims plus this ben could be legally tricky some question of whether it's unconstitutional claiming that the government should not interfere into domestic and religious affairs here is what people in portland have to say. pray share of lunches or and they have nothing to do we've such a big discussion so. we've all read though it's says to be children in trying to take great evil those children cannot show that we have to put this debate inside this court of supposed is a is a kids i know mine and i think it's a good idea to put on the headscarf of power. we

the country will get very fermented politically speaking on mosul in. return terms because there will be in the event the indians or the indigenous people you could mark the us people will get marginalize completely from the benefits i mean it's going to be a rat's. against those measures so they're going to these months will socialist policies whatever socially is where functioning there in terms of distribution of resources so i think would be not chaos but the press which is your point the press the western press would. and they believe in pretty hard i think we have to do to go for programs at your school board press and to get it and to dig into these iceberg which is not the iceberg to read a good metaphor because i believe you've said it very hot country but is it going to be a sick day or of faking you know of lies and they're going to be you know what i call 'd it project cart against the leftists in bolivia definitely and this is the merriam policy but people are really from those policy speech trying to recall the very quickly want to in the

caused secondary explosions that killed more than 70 people including civilians 3 months later in mosul a civilian house was wrongly identified as a terrorist headquarters that that strike left 4 people dead these tragic incidents make up just a minute fraction of the cases where civilians have been caught up in deadly aerial operations in iraq. now over the 1st 3 years of the campaign the us led coalition is accused of killing nearly $3700.00 civilians in airstrikes that is according to the non-governmental group iraq body count coalition was comprised of 59 members not all of which though took part in direct combat their stated goal was to destroy the islamic state caliphate anti-war activists caffie kelly told us western countries should be held accountable for their roles in the war. it's a time when and and. i would say people of conscience everywhere i've been around how to. work very very hard to call attention to crimes against humanity war crimes responsibility for torture and the consequence of our weapon peddlers it isn't that i want to see anybody go to prison but i do belie

the rockets have landed close to an iraqi army base south of the city of mosul. a base also houses american troops which are part of the u.s. led coalition helping iraqi forces battle i still have been no reports of casualties. and in the iraqi capital baghdad there have been more violent protests there aki commission for human rights says at least 23 people have been killed in the on rest since sunday iraq's top cleric is calling for calm i'm a dumb jim reports from baghdad. for 18 year old i'm mot on this day at this hour the music must be mournful sitting among fellow protesters he places clarinet in tribute to the hundreds of at rocky's killed since anti-government demonstrations began in early october and says this is the best way to convey his feelings. and buy houses on fire when i play the said music because i remember that they all have a mother wife sing for the mahatma they gave the souls for us they sacrifice these souls for this country here in and around but that is to have a square a cross-section of the society in every direction a span of generat

i happened to be in mosul right when president trump took over in office, and the team that we relievedking them a after half hour to call a strike in, you know, each time. they'd have to go through five different chains of command to drop one hell fire missile. as soon as trump took over, it was a complete 180. i mean, they put all them in command, and the tac leads that were on the ground, we were making the calls, and, i mean, the message was sent to us, annihilate isis. go. pete: you mentioned allies, folks, indigenous forces, the kurds. there's been a lot made of are we abandoning the kurds, are we not in light of pursuing a different strategy in sir. >>. anybody have a take on that? >> i think we've left the kurds dry quite often historically in america. and from personal experience, i lived in kurdistan for quite a while, and they are amazing, amazing people. and our national obligation to insure -- they're phenomenal people. their my brothers. >> i think the local communities and especially against this enemy, they can serve as a really strong antibody for the long haul, for the

i happened to be in mosul right when president trump took over in office, and the team that we relievedng them a after half hour to call a strike in, you know, each time. they'd have to go through five different chains of command to drop one hell fire missile. as soon as trump took over, it was a complete 180. i mean, they put all them in command, and the tac leads that were on the ground, we were making the calls, and, i mean, the message was sent to us, annihilate isis. go. pete: you mentioned allies, folks, indigenous forces, the kurds. there's been a lot made of are we abandoning the kurds, are we not in light of pursuing a different strategy in sir. >>. anybody have a take on that? >> i think we've left the kurds dry quite often historically in america. and from personal experience, i lived in kurdistan for quite a while, and they are amazing, amazing people. and our national obligation to insure -- they're phenomenal people. their my brothers. >> i think the local communities and especially against this enemy, they can serve as a really strong antibody for the long haul, for the l

another bigger comes back and wre going to be ready for students we have a guidance counselor social mosul counselors on stf ready to go for whatever the students need great really show you like you said it's not just the curriculum they misse but there's just a lotw of. >>of told that takes on me well unfornately, this is the 3rd year that we've had to close school for my related issues. so were prepared. we know what to do and we know how to get back to normal. control and thank you so much for joining us this morning really appreciate it and ever and ain it is the first case back to school forever and here in windsor unified school district we've gothe first responders at every single campus here in the school district welcoming the students back in as you can tell weave a lot of grateful kato's behind us who are very happy happy to be back at home in their second homeere at school for now reporting live in windsor christina teatro kron 4 news, thanks chri as those kids are to be back at school yes. you think if she asked >>you want to go to school until 6 o'clock like let's extend the

of mosul they are a base also houses american troops which is part of the u.s. led coalition hoping you iraqi forces battle remnants of us all live been no reports of casualties on the protests in the iraqi capital baghdad there have been more violent demonstrations the iraqi commission for human rights says at least 23 people have been killed in the unrest since sunday iraq's top cleric has called for calm june has more from baghdad. for 18 year old i'm mot on this day at this hour the music must be mournful sitting among fellow protesters he places clarinet in tribute to the hundreds of end up he's killed since anti-government demonstrations began in early october and says this is the best way to convey his feelings. and my house is on fire when i play the said music because i remember that they all have a mother why i sing for the mahatma they gave the souls for us they sacrifice these souls for this country here in and around but that is to have a square a cross-section of the society in every direction a span of generations the elderly taking great enjoymen

forces in northern iraq the rockets targeted the military base in appeared to come from mosul and all sought to have caused any injuries or major damage and there was no time for sponsibility allow a protester has been run over and killed by a turkish army vehicle during a joint military patrol with russia in northeastern syria the man who was killed was reported to be part of a group of protesters in the village of some marsat videos have also been circulating of residents hurling stones at a turkish russian convoy in the town of mob the only a month ago turkey launched an offensive in northern syria against kurdish y p g fight has the joint patrols a part of a cease fire deal brokered by russia to push the y.p. . is from turkey or that russia has more on the story now from gaza near the turkey syria oughta. so this is what is happening now the joint patrols will be traveling through the area of us which is the obviously all the way to maliki on the border with iraq they won't be able to get into the city of commission because it is not part of the sochi agreement and because the syr

platoon was operating with an iraqi unit near mosul. a house was hid. who was an isis fighter at some point. at some point gallagher stabbed him. the question was whether he murdered him. it turned out that the medic actually terminated the kid's life by plugging up his breathing tube. there is no question gallagher stabbed him or posed with the body afterwards. these are things that are not respected by other soldiers, military law. they come pretty close to war crimes if he was acquitted. he wants to create a smoke cloud. it is very trumpian, isn't it? . >> i want to get what nbc news reported. defense secretary mark esper, general mark millie, secretary of state mike pompeo, all warned the president of following up that tweet with any sort of formal directive. what does he get against going against some of his top advisers? >> reporter: he thinks it makes him look tough. he thinks it makes him look like a powerful leader. and now he has gallagher saying he's a great leader. that's what he wanted. that's what he's getting. people shouldn't believe it,

always parked right there are they really out there half of the family by like being pulled out of mosul and dragons here at like they're not in the car the filmmaker takes the f.b.i. to court to find out approximately $33120.00 pages of records and in the process mobilizes her community as long as people are free to tom and there is no checks against them so the feeling of being watched on al-jazeera. welcome back i'm out of our top stories here this hour donald trump says the u.s. has resume talks with the afghan taliban the announcement came as the u.s. president made a surprise visit to the country where he met with president from. saddam's government has approved the north to dismantle the regime of former president omar al bashir the country's prime minister says the decision was not of much of avenge but anger preserving the dignity of the sudanese people. under iraqi security forces have killed at these $33.00 protesters in the city of nasiriyah is on to government them. ration is worse than the army earlier dispatch commanders the provinces with instructions to restore order. no

no, just south of mosul. a different air base. we did encounter a battery strike that killed members of a shia militia. there were five people. it doesn't matter who the prime minister is as long as the leader makes -- has his influence. it doesn't matter who the prime minister is as long as the state exists and maintains their influence. these are difficult things to do. the u.s. doesn't have to do any of that. we can sanction individuals and put them on the aumf. iraq is our burning down the offices of the individuals i just mentions -- iraqis are burning down the offices of the individuals i just mentioned. mentioningthat he's the same three guys all the time. they are the same three guys that cause problems. that is a big deal. i talked to somebody that is supposed to be objective on this. what if i told you that there was a terrorist that has killed americans, co-wheaties, and are iraqis that has access to intelligence training and equipment. how is that possible? every time i asked the state department official or someone in

brazilian politics once again. 17 rockets have landed close to an iraqi army base south of the city of mosul the base also houses american troops which are part of the u.s. led coalition helping iraqi forces battle remnants of eisel have been no reports of casualties and in the iraqi capital baghdad there have been more protests the iraqi commission for human rights says at least 23 people have been killed in the on rest and sunday iraq's top cleric is calling for calm reports from baghdad. for 18 year old i'm mot on this day at this hour the music must be mournful sitting among fellow protesters he places clarinet in tribute to the hundreds of iraqis killed since anti-government demonstrations began in early october and says this is the best way to convey his feelings. and my house is on fire when i play the said music because i remember that they all have a mother waiting for them at home they gave the souls for us they sacrifice these souls for this country here in and around but that is to have a square a cross-section of society in every direction a span of generations the elderly takin