as a as a result of that prisoner of the prophecy nation a sensually want to bring worldwide mass extinction in awareness again to the conditions that they are being subjected to to the dangerous environment island and non productive conditions of the prison system right now prisoners are simply being warehoused without any sort of insensitive no rehabilitation no treatment programs and so we. we have a situation here that i describe as they cried. wolf. the prisoners are they have a whole. range that they are requesting as a result of this you know as a part of their demands but it's a national prison strike some of those things are definitely in immediate improvement and that they are. going to benefit thanks and immediate in your presence which is legitimately happening and going on right here today in america presents a question as you'll certainly can't just making i have remounting i. answer resonating because you have been on the other side you have been inside kenya or. what point would you have just been surprised that ok that's a nationwide strike we say no surprise whatsoever the

as a as a result of that prison or the process the nation especially want to bring worldwide mass ascension in awareness again to the conditions that they are being subjected to to the dangerous and violent and non productive conditions of the prison system right now prisoners are simply being warehoused without any sort of insensitive no rehabilitation no treatment programs and so we. we have a situation here that i describe as they cried. wolf. the prisoners are they have a whole. array and that they are requesting as a result of this you know as a part of their demands but it's national prison strike some of those things are definitely in a media and. that they are. going to going thanks and immediate in your presence which is legitimately happening and going on right here today in america presents a question that you'll certainly can't just making i hear i'm out and i. and some resonating because you have been on the other side you have been inside. what point would you have just been surprised that ok that's a nationwide strike i would say no surprise whatsoever the question is some pl

and find out very quickly we know looking at some nations prison. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage . be showing that we can be the best international news and most trusted source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. the philippines is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world. now private corporations are capitalizing on the chaos in one of one east investigates on al jazeera. we're not in the moment. i'm a mother and i now know what don't you hear hear no no no no. no. oh sure. oh i don't. know either one of the neighbors and. in the army. music what are the. leaders. of the models this is a good thing. she said. you will see.

about this as it seems to be only for three days although the ft says not uncommon for dual nationality prisonerse country without violating their terms when they are temporary release. usually thanks to political decisions. but about that there's a chance of this becoming long—term but the great moment for herself and her daughter to have three days together, but com pletely to have three days together, but completely devastating to think that she would have to go back into the prison to serve out the rest of the term. we were talking to the local mp earlier that was saying she thinksjeremy mp earlier that was saying she thinks jeremy hunt has mp earlier that was saying she thinksjeremy hunt has been helpful in this because he is talked about possibly give her to the mac community and that might have changed the dynamic of the iranian government. primarily jeremy hunt has done better because he's not borisjohnson. it has obviously made a huge difference. i also think it's to the credits of the ratcliff family and her husband has been absolutely dedicated to making sure that there is public aware

as a as a result of that prisoner the process the nation essential really want to bring worldwide mass ascension in awareness again to the conditions that they're being subjected to the dangerous environment i want and non productive conditions of the prison system right now prisoners are simply being warehoused without any sort of insensitive no rehabilitation no treatment programs and so we. we have a situation here that i describe as they cried. wolf. the prisoners are they have a whole. array and that they are requesting as a result of this you know as a part of their demands but it's national prison strike some of those things are definitely in a media and. that they are. going to benefit thanks and immediate in your presence which is legitimately happening and going on right here today in america presents a question that you'll certainly can't just making i hear i'm out and i. and some resonating because you have been on the other side you have been inside. what point would you have just been surprised that ok that's a nationwide strike i would say no surprise whatsoever the ques

in slave labor by joining the national prison strike starting august twenty first we were joined earlier by kevin seale prison reform activists working with the incarcerated workers organizing committee to tell us more about the strike and their demands. the president is from or has twenty first to sub some of. those deuces chose a specific lou for. so bruce some of. the. he was to go to prison a prison goes all the. time i'm over the sort of version of the article. so we chose those to lose because those are the numbers of who vote on the pros and they really expose this to go as long as possible we're going to try to hold it up as long as possible as over the just to get the done of the war. on the roads. from prison those. it looks. to be. we were looking for the truth. to be was looking for the prison litigation out to be was and. those are just a few of them is that the put it. to me as those come from local prisons. one of the things they came up and the in this prison strike and looking at the issues is essentially prison labor and the riot when you look at the ryan south carolina

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. >> yes there, is a national prison strike happening right now. millions of people behind bars day in and day out for all kinds of offenses. manafort and cohen were doing these things for years. >> the way that white supremacy works is it starts by saying who laws are applicable to. you set a law and only certain people have to follow it. law and nothing happens. right now we are seeing a president who has broken the law and his inner circle who has broken the law and they are taking babies away from parent who is have committed misdemeanors crossing the border without documentation. >> i can't help but wonder how many unprosecuted paul manaforts and and michael cohens are out there. are a distinct kind or a larger cohort that gets away with it because they are not close to the president of the united states. >> my suspicion is this kind of money laundering and shell moving, is ubiquitous. and by understanding how ubiquitous it is, those mechanisms are everywhere. and not only for criminal >> charlie, what one thing strikes me is how much the lang

rally planned today to support a national prison strike. unity groups are taking part in the demonstration this afternoon, they are saying they are stand with coordinated inmate strikes all across the country. a reason behind the protests is last april's prison in south carolina where seven inmates were killed in clashes with fellow inmates. that was the deadliest riot in over a quarter of a century. >>> city of san jose is now looking for a new independent police auditor. aaron quit after less than a year in the office. he and the position caused division between community groups and the police union. he got support from some groups, but some called him bias. there was fault with his reports and his appearance at a rally associated with the antipolice. >> we need a person with awareness and that is not biased this that office. we are not going to hand over the keys to the car that gives more oversite when it continues to crash--oversight when it contorts crash that car. >> who wants to--when it continues to crash that car. >> who wants to d

organizers also report actions in north carolina, south carolina, georgia, and florida as the national prison strike moves into its fourth day. this comes as 10 prisoners have died behind bars in m mississipi this mononth. acactivists and family members e demanding answers for the deadly spike in prisoner deaths. the iww's inincarcerated workers organizing committee tweeted about the deaths -- "why #prisonstrike? because at this point it's about survival." nsa whistleblower reality winner was sentenced thursday to five years and three months in prison, the longest sentence ever imposed in federal court for leaking government information to the media. 26-year-old reality winner is the first person to be sentenced under the espionage act since president trump took office. reality winner was arrested by fbi agents at her home in augusta, georgia, on two days june 3, 2017, before the intercept published an expose revealing russian military intelligence conducted a cyberattack on at least one u.s. voting software company just days before the u.s. presidential election november 2016. after headline

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to know what's going on there and to find out very quickly when not looking at the news some nations prison. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage. be showing that we can be the best international news and mistrust and source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is it. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing is a job and fortune there is. a story of the highs and lows of young. fast paced world of the pro game. state of play with this documentary called josie. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the headlines here on al-jazeera investigators in the u.s. some success fully prosecuted two big players in donald trump's twenty sixteen election campaign michael cohen was the president's personal lawyer says he broke the law for directions from trump and in a separate trial a jury found trump for my campaign chairman guilty of a charges poor man i thought is now facing sentencing for breaching campaign finance laws tax fraud and

demonstrators gathered to support a national prison strike to call attentions to conditions inside prisons and demand reform. last april 7 inmates were killed at a prison in south carolina, the strike is a direct response to that incident. >> this is an action, prisoners themselves came up with a organize within themselves and because they organize, many prisons are suffering more repression, they are being thrown in isolation, solitary confinement just because they are conducting an act of civil disobedience. >> the bay area group that took part in the demonstration say they are standing in solidarity with 17 other states and coordinated inmate strikes across the country. >>> there will be increased patrols on interstate 80 through labor day. highway patrol in california nevada is trying to curb distracted and reckless driving. the initiative starts tomorrow and last through september 3. it is in conjunction with the big events that draw people to nevada, including the burning man counterculture festival and the nugget rib cookoff. >>> two people recovering this morning after crash that e

nationals are sentenced to. prison for attempting to vietnam members of a california based group regarded as a terrorist organization. worldwide news headlines live from moscow this is r.t. international welcome to your story. the syrian government says it is ready to recapture the last major rebel stronghold in the country of. damascus has been deploying additional forces on the frontline those says it's still willing to pursue a course of reconciliation. by the key militant group controlling the area. chief has warned other factions from taking part in any talks with damascus. meanwhile the russian defense ministry has warned that militants in opera pairing a provocation moscow says it has intelligence that. chemical of course lay the blame on the government. a strike on capers eiter using poison laden missiles is planned within the next forty eight hours that some players outside the region are preparing yet more provocations on syrian soil involving chemical weapons with the aim of destabilizing the situation there

prison. the u.s. national security adviser and his russian counterpart have wrapped up more than five hours of talks in geneva but john bolton didn't give much detail away to reporters a short news briefing an hour ago ok we just didn't get that piece of. footage yet no piece of footage there but to tell you who is waiting for us put it all over who's in geneva in switzerland and has been following developments for us peter you know i was just listening in to the q. and a we're reporters with john bolton he didn't stick around too long what kind of information did we get about what was spoken about during those five hours between moscow and washington. yes short and at the end not all to sweets from the u.s. national security adviser john bolton run us through at the beginning of his press statements what they had talked about all of the the issues like nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. cyber attacks syria afghanistan as well as ukraine he said that progress had been made in some issues and some needed more

prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran. severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup - corcoran: extended stay." violence seems inevitable in prison. >> get down. get down! >> whether it stems from racial tension -- >> they took our tape. every other race got the tape. >> -- or dispute between cellmates -- >> he stabbed me with a cigarette lighter. >> being trapped in a cell with a big-ass cellie who's going to beat the hell out of you or chop you up. you don't know what a man is thinking in prison. >> it's the officers' job to prevent these attacks, and it's their lives on the line. >> get down! get down! >> let me see your hands, sally. put your hands up! >>> corcoran's a maximum security prison in the california state penal system. we house approximately 5,600 felons. >> this population includes infamous criminals like juan corona, sirhan sirhan,

prisons. dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down, on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside, where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup: corcoran extended stay." inmate interaction in prison is volatile at best. >> dude told me he was going to stab me. i told him to get his knife and i went in and got my knife. >> whether it's with officers. >> you are the captain, man. something has happened to you. >> disputes with other races or gangs. >> i got in a fight on the level one yard. i had lied to some home boys, fresno home boys of mine. and i guess i had it coming. >> or even a prison romance. >> i had sex with my cellie. >> in corcoran it's not a question of if there will be violence, but when. >> everybody down! get down! >> violence flares in the gym on "a" yard and officers move quickly to reclaim control. david salazar, the victim of the battery, refuses to identify his attacker, and the corcor

to us nationals in vietnam have been sentenced to fourteen years in prison for attempting a coup they were among twelve people sentenced to all of their members of the provisional national government of vietnam which was declared a terrorist organization by the countries or thora he's back in january of course the war in vietnam ended more than four decades ago but apparently for some the struggle is ongoing. the vietnam war one of the world's bloodiest conflicts and the american army's biggest defeat to ideologically opposed blocks in two decades of fighting came at a cost of fifty six thousand u.s. troops in a bid to overthrow the communist regime of north vietnam but the casualties among civilians were much greater at least two million people died in the war. after hopes of tightening a democratic grip across the vietnamese state slipped away and up to one hundred forty one billion dollars was spent on military operations the us folded to what had been an exhausting rule at home and abroad. in one nine hundred seventy three thousands of antiwar protesters would later contribute to

others are more rehabilitative, as were judged as a nation how we treat our prisoners and perhaps toct on the fact that if prison conditions were at her, yet more chance the rehabilitation. it can be applied to every public service in england. who is accountable to? and you get a whole range of different answers. other is the sort of chaotic structure, and the lack of resources that's going to remain a story. the government may say that they will be putting in more money into recruitment? i think they are, to be fair i did visit a prison where a woman governor, she was getting far more staff in, but much easier to recruit and a prison like that with offenders are not lifelong inmates, where's the other ones are can be more dangerous. it could be completely different atmosphere. citing strides being made but they've lost so many staff that they have to make them up at quite a fast rate. energy drinks banned for children, which raises the question for me immediately is how this is going to work. it basically which i believe have huge amounts of caffeine and more than the average cup of

prison. demonstrators gathered to support a national presence tried to call attention to conditions inside prisons and demand reform. seven inmates were killedfellow south carolina. this is a direct response to that incident.>> this is an action that prisoners themselves came up with. they organized it and because they organized and in many they are suffering more repression. they are being thrown into solitary confinement just because they are conducting an act of civil disobedience. >> groups that took part say they are standing in solidarity with 17 other states and coordinated inmate strikes across the country. >>> a tesla crashed into the back of a fire truck near san jose and this evening investigators are trying to figure out why. two people inside were taken to the hospital to be checked out for injuries. none of the authorities were hurt. >>> one person is dead following a crash east of the san mateo bridge. you are looking at the back of happening now because of that accident. you can see it is slow going in both directions. it happened on eastbound highway 92. the california highway pat

from our sources is that three and attackers they try to set fire rockets where prisoners are when he was advertising the nation during a very major religious festival here in afghanistan about you know what we hear is that they fired at least three rockets which allowed very close by and there are loads of foreign embassies and they are going as well but as a result as you are told that they too are scum security offices where one day old they had three attackers were gunned down and die police are believing the taliban for this sort why would that the only bomb and launch an attack now spacey do you think. because well we would we can t. i would will i what we can analyze from here is statement that the taliban didn't really welcome prison our seventy's conditional cease fire proposal earlier two months ago they accepted that but only for two to three days where the taliban came into the cities and they were welcomed by do you call on the we're all part ice creams on flowers on things like that but then this time for isn't any fault that for us that this is the big time to offer them up if you don't longer an

prison time. former national security adviser michael flynn pleaded guilty of lying to the fbi. one-time foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos pleaded gui financial fraud. and yesterday's stunning split screen, h lawyer, michael co plead guilty to tax evasion and campaign finance violations. while his fr pl manafort, was found guilty of fraud and financial crimes. today the press secretary on defense about that vow to hire only the top tier. >> did he fail to live up to that promise? >> the president has employed thousands of people in his lifetime and had incredible successes, both in business and in the public service. >> reporter: but could the optics of all the president's men impact the president's ability to govern? >> he always thinks he can survive. why? because he's been houdini in the past. the question is this time, is bob mueller michael cohen and paul manafort enough to trump his houdini ways? >> reporter: the president's support among his base is still strong. he's planning to campaign in at least 15 states after labor day. >> kristen welker, thanks. >>> capit

to us nationals in vietnam have been sentenced to fourteen years in prison for attempting a coup they were among twelve people sentenced all of their members of the provisional national government of vietnam which was declared a terrorist organization by the country's orthe already is that was back in january of course the war in vietnam ended more than four decades ago but apparently for some the struggle is ongoing. the vietnam war one of the world's bloodiest conflict and the american army's biggest defeat to you ideologically opposed blocks in two decades of fighting came at a cost of fifty six thousand u.s. troops in a bid to overthrow the communist regime of north korea now that the casualties among civilians were much greater at least two million people died in the war. after hopes of tightening a democratic grip across the vietnamese state slipped away and up to one hundred forty one billion dollars was spent on military operations the us folded two i'd read an exhausting rule at home and approved. in one nine hundred seventy three thousands of antiwar protesters would later c

colombians vote in an anti-corruption referendum that could change the face of the nation's politics and from a prisoner of war to presidential candidates tributes from around the world to u.s. senator john mccain whose side at the age of eighty one. pope francis has apologized for crimes committed by catholic clergy against islands of women and children while the song bullies beat he asks for forgiveness in front of nearly half a million people during a public mass in dublin the issues of child sexual abuse and assault by members of the church has dominated the pontiffs first visit to the once deeply catholic country live to all ages there is need of baka who is in dublin for is covering the pope's visit so the final engagement today need was a meeting with bishops which wrapped up a short time ago do we know what came out of that. as a boy down in liverpool the final piece of work would be here with a little golden key to lead the bishops obama early because it will be the bishops that will carry on the work of the most when he goes and opposes eventually led me to attempt to tackle the legacy of the

news the former ita for debbie wasserman-schultz, the former chair of the democratic national committee, avoiding prisonime for his crimes. a federal judge sentencing awan to three months. bank fraud in the manafort case took five years. awan transferred money from the congressional credit union to pakistan before he tried to flee the country. no charges filed on the accusation he ran a spy ring inside the united states congress and stole data and files. odd, don't you think? luke, great to have you with us. were you as surprised as everyone else at this -- this sort of slap on the wrist for awan? >> i don't think anyone was surprised. but it was a you are veal experience to be in d.c. -- it was a surreal court seeing annex hillary clinton attorney arguing why this guy shouldn't face any consequences was trump is deranged and incoherent. and republicans don't have a shred of decency. this speech before the judge was a giant rant excoriating republicans. at the end of it, the judge love it. she said you guys agreed to pay a fine, you don't need to pay the fine, i'm going to waive that. then you have jeff

news the former ita for debbie wasserman-schultz, the former chair of the democratic national committee, avoiding prisonime for his crimes. a federal judge sentencing awan to three months. bank fraud in the manafort case took five years. awan transferred money from the congressional credit union to pakistan before he tried to flee the country. no charges filed on the accusation he ran a spy ring inside the united states congress and stole data and files. odd, don't you think? luke, great to have you with us. were you as surprised as everyone else at this -- this sort of slap on the wrist for awan? >> i don't think anyone was surprised. but it was a you are veal experience to be in d.c. -- it was a surreal court seeing annex hillary clinton attorney arguing why this guy shouldn't face any consequences was trump is deranged and incoherent. and republicans don't have a shred of decency. this speech before the judge was a giant rant excoriating republicans. at the end of it, the judge love it. she said you guys agreed to pay a fine, you don't need to pay the fine, i'm going to waive that. then you have jeff

prison time. former national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty of lying to the fbi. one-time foreign policy advisor george papadopoulo plead guilty of lying to federal authorities. hairman rick gn gates pleaded guilty to financial fraud. his former personal lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to tax evasnd campaign finance violations. while his former campaign chairman paul manafort was found ilty of fraud and financial crimes. the press secretary on defense about that vow to hire only the top tier. >> he failed to live up t that promise? >> the president has employed thousands of people in h lifetime and had incredible successes both in business and in the public service. >> reporter: but could the optics of all the president's men impact the president's ability to govern? >> he always thinks he can survive. why? because he's been houdini in tht the question is this time is bob mueller and michael cohen and paul manafort enough to trump ways?oudini >> reporter: the president's support among his base is still strong. he's planning t campaign in at least 15 states aft

led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law. still in prison still out of brazil's most.

prisons, dangerous, often deadly, there are two million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down, on your feet. down. >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran. severely overcrowded and riffe with racial tension. officers try to maintain order in an institution with a violent past. this is lockup corcoran extended stay. >> most of these people out on this yard could die right there and i would watch them die. i don't care about them. >> when it comes down to it, you miss one beat, you're going to miss the whole burrito. >> from old school prison gangs, to destructive street gangs, it's a dangerous mix. >> bulldogs are at war with everybody. >> officers who have known gang members into the shu where they have a choice, stay in the gang or drop out. >> you're going to have to die sometime. i might as well go out with a bang. >> california state prison corcoran has the largest housing unit or shu in the state. split between two units, the shu houses some of the worst inmates in california. the majority of these are validated gang members or inmates too violent to be housed in the general population. sh

that if the word got out that she was for abolishing prisons abolishing prisons abolishing capitalism so not good for the nations as well as being about what are often prison industry those are two completely valid it's a policy as there is simply different things if you want to talk about what's going on or rather have a long conversation like that and how it's ok to have further to fall and lee different thanks. guys for the program what they think about where the program i said one thing. well time for everyone i've been limited to turn to you. the g.o.p. should love these democratic socialists because it's the it's dividing the democratic party and you can tell from the very top they're scared of these people go ahead i would yeah i would say to the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party i mean the republicans had the tea party wing and but but it does make your candidate an electable in certain places now if they had the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in these places they may have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for

led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law. still in prison still one of brazil's most popular presidents the silver is nominated to run for office again plus. bail denied in zimbabwe opposition politicians are in court on charges critics say are politically motivated. but as well as president nicolas maduro has survived an attempted assassination while speaking at a military parade the incident was caught on state television showing a dual being whisked away to safety with just a few hours later the accusations began my camera for us this is a live broadcast of the ceremony on national television the camera begins to shake and president maduro looks into the air alongside his wife celia flinches as explosion sound before the feed is cut. soldiers who had been on parade are seeing the in panic number reported to be injured in the blasts. although only investigation as they were dense that shows those that don't in the constitution figure are doing his will in the public. in a group calling itself the last day for a net loss claimed responsibil

led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law. still in prison and still one of brazil's most popular presidents is nominated to run for office again plus. police in the u.s. state of oregon order rival protesters to go home after demonstrations turned violent. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has accused colombia and a group of finances in the u.s. of attempting to assassinate him but they're always speaking at the military parade in caracas when an explosion interrupted the event the information minister says the president was not hurt but seven national guard soldiers were. but they were addressed the nation shortly after the attack you know tingled i have no doubt that everything points to the right to the venezuelan ultra right and alliance with the colombian ultra right and that the name of one manuel santos is behind that attack . sania shot is a venezuela political analyst she says the attack is likely to have come from angry venezuelans rather than colombia it's not the first time that but is it in their q. says colombia of some inte

to us nationals in vietnam have been sentenced to fourteen years in prison for attempting a coup they were among twelve people sentenced all of the members of the provisional national government of vietnam which was declared a terrorist organization by the countries of origin is back in january of the war of course in vietnam ended more than four decades ago but apparently for some the struggle is ongoing. the vietnam war one of the world's bloodiest conflicts and the american army's biggest defeat to you ideologically opposed blocks in two decades of fighting came at a cost of fifty six thousand u.s. troops in a bid to overthrow the communist regime of north korea now but the casualties among civilians were much greater at least two million people died in the wall. after hopes of tightening and democratic grip across the vietnamese state slipped away and up to one hundred forty one billion dollars was spent on military operations the us folded two had been exhausting rules at home and approved. nine hundred seventy three thousands of antiwar protesters would later contribute to the e

prisons. dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down, on your feet! down! >> among the nation'svercrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside, where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup: corcoran extended stay."

prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down, on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spent months inside, where officers try to maintain order in an institution with a notoriously violent past. this is "lockup: corcoran extended stay." >> get on the ground! on the ground! hold him on the ground. on the ground! >> in corcoran, survival is the number one priority for inmates and officers alike. >> you have to live with it. this is what i want to do. so, i'm here. >> whether it's inmates adhering to racial politics. >> i will probably set off a race riot, if i sat right here. >> or officers keeping themselves and the population safe. >> this is what we're looking for. we're always looking for weapons. any time we remove weapons from a cell, that means one less weapon out there on the yard. one less weapon that could be used against staff. >> when these two sides are fighting to survive -- >> i don't care because he wears green. he bleeds just like i bleed. >> the results ca

from our sources is that three attackers they tried to set fire rockets where prisoners are when he was admitting the nation during a very major religious festival here in afghanistan but you know what we see here is that they fired at least three rockets which along the very close by and there are loads of foreign embassies and the arab oil as well but as a result as you were told that they too are going to curity offices where one day old they had three attackers were gunned down by company sub leaving the taliban for this sort why would the bomb launch an attack now speaking do you think. because what we what we can see and we will i what we can analyze from various statements is that the taliban didn't really welcome prison our seventies conditional cease fire proposal earlier of two months ago they accepted that but only for two to three days where the taliban came into this cities and they were welcomed by do you hold on they were offered ice creams on flowers on things like that but didn't this time presented any told that for us that this is the big time to offer them up if you don't longer and leng