the government declared a state of siege in to re and north cuba provinces in may, placing them under military rule to contain the rebels. the state of emergency is there fast to be invoked in the democratic republic of congo. but whilst sa areas have been secured, fighting has continued in other parts, displacing thousands of people to reach new governor a general in the army says it's making good progress while they do. and i've seen that or people want quick results. this is a conflict that started more than 20 years ago with no solution. we cannot solve it in 4 months, but we will not take another 20 years to bring peace. the army has often been accused of being undisciplined and corrupt. an investigation is underway into house $30000000.00. men for security operations have disappeared. we put this question to the governor. why do those who have stolen money from the army and from soldiers on the front line are in custody and will have their day in court, military commanders, we've spoken to they, they need time to end the violence. but those who suffered for many years tell us de

been carried out by the light of chronic forces or adf on aren't group mostly based in neighboring north cuba province. the abs entry into it, tori is terrifying. those who live in border areas, and it's complicating a conflict, mainly between land to farmers and have a hardest that's going on for 20 years. people in boerger accuse arrival community of supporting the adf. some who fled attacks had started coming back home back to a harsh reality. retreating militia members have planted and land mines. has the park home which shows us where he buried his 3 children. there were 1412 and 9 killed by a land mine. as they went to harvest corn fee, she de m bomb. look at the belinda. this problem of landmines is very serious. the enemy planted them along the way to our farms. how are we than expected to til our land? at the height of the fighting in me, businesses, homes and vehicles were on fire. this was a bar and a home that belongs to one of the youth leaders in this area. he was burned here, the house torched, his wife and 7 kids kidnapped the while later released it appeared very much to be a

the people were injured. several people was killed in dozens of armed groups in north cuba province have been terrorizing villages for yes, for the online democratic forces, or adf is the most viet, it's fighters use, machetes, guns, and other crude weapons. the group is said to have killed nearly $500.00 people this year alone. this is despite a state of emergency declared by the government in north keeble and it, tory provinces, zario have been affected by the sensitive valuable we are going out. and then you have the situation compensation and millerio. so there's a lot of a lot of problem, lottie, can i do that all together? i can see you to my going to the adf with roots in uganda. establish the base in this part of the d. r. c, about 20 years ago and has killed thousands of people. they say they're fighting for islamic christ and have been linked to the islamic state. government forces, and one of the largest un peacekeeping missions in the world have struggled to contain the violence when you are chasing them. they are fragmented themselves and they are going everywhere. so which

groups in water appears to be an ending cycle of sphere and violence. katherine's lawyer all 0 north cuba province in the eastern democratic republic of congo. they're early signs of the corona virus outbreak in south africa could be on the decline with a few provinces having officially emerged from a 3rd wave. the vaccination effort has also been ramped up and the countries health regulator has just proved. pfizer is vaccine for use by children at 12 years and older. but the pandemic has had a major impact on education. in south africa. hundreds of thousands of students are still missing out of school, and there are concerns that that could have a lasting impact for me to miller has report new allows him up. more law has spent much of the school year at home, inquisitive natal, babysitting, younger children like her who are not at school. the pandemic is for thousands of public schools in south africa to shut or alternate school days to reduce the numbers of pupils on site. sometimes i'll go to school one week or maybe even one day a week. and really the thing hurts me lot because i love

he was injured. several people was killed in dozens of armed groups in north cuba province have been terrorizing villages for yes, but there are lights, democratic forces, all adf is most of the ed, it's fighters use, machetes, guns, and other crude weapons. the group is said to have killed nearly $500.00 people this year alone. this is despite a state of emergency declared by the government in north keeble and it, tory provinces, zaria is been affected by the sensitive able we are going out. then you have a complex simulation and malarial. so there's a lot of a lot of a problem. i can order that altogether. can you see you tomorrow? the adf, with roots in uganda, established a base in this part of the d. r. c. about 20 years ago and has killed thousands of people. they say they're fighting for islamic crites and have been linked to the islamic state. government forces and one of the largest un peacekeeping missions the world have struggled to contain the balance when you have things in the mounting themselves. and they are going everywhere. so which also in terms of tactics is more

most of the goods end up in temple, a business hub in north cuba, providence, minerals for mining areas are also transported using this route. but rebel groups in north q and the neighboring it, tory provinces have made doing business dangerous. polycarp veto is a trade union leader and sees the traders enough q and a tory have collectively lost more than half a $1000000000.00 in recent years. because of attacks by armed groups including the allied democratic forces. you see it already through this one. the bottom route will become tricia middleton, a gold come in for mining areas or government needs to delete these that are both. nearly 2 weeks ago, fighters from the armed group, almost a convoy and killed several people keep not thumb and burned dozens of vehicles. this was despite the national army and un peacekeepers being present. catholic of police was in his vehicle when they were a talk he had to flee and hiding the forest. his car was torched. global reports on the convoy is usually very long and the security escort has limited. the road is also very bad. so we can't even speed

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cuba. our north america correspondent is there with this report.ter: a demand for justice following that horrific day 20 years ago led to a wide reaching response. but one that since led to accusations u.s. perpetrated injustice. in a tiny corner of cuba, one notorious byproduct of t 9/11 attacks still remains, prisoners arstill being held in limbo in guantanamo bay. the u.s. authorities have allowed us t be here, but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show in terms of people and structures. they have not allowed us anywhere near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. when i was last year, things were different. we saw some detainees mingle and eat together and interact with the guards. we knew of other camps where prisoners did not have such privileges. we were even able to wander through the abandoned camp x-ray, where in the months after the 9/11 attacks, men and boys were further transferred, interrogated, and in many cases, tortured. of nearly 800 men and boys who had been detained at guan

it's not that the soviets didn't have experts, it's not that north korea and cuba don't have experts now but when you substitute the knowledge of the few for the marketplace you invariably get prices tothis is what we get . politicians and experts said unless we take away your freedom, unless we lock you down. there is going to be a crisis . what they did not see given their limited knowledge is what they were describing is the crisis they were about to create for us because anytime you substitute political knowledge for the marketplace , crisis is the inevitable result. and you think about what this meant not just for the us think about the rest of the world. never again allow yourself to be told by someone on the left that we care more about poor people. this had to be the biggest injustice of the world's poor that we've ever seen at least in modern times. because as the us took a break from simple economic reality so they were just going to shut things down and run from the virus as though it's going to curl up and fall asleep, the rest of the world according to the new york times

they have identified iran, sherry, north korea, and this, yes, cuba, as opposed to the sponsors of terrorism. but even the americans want to look in private doesn't most biggest. nancy, of them is though the biggest century find the national services pakistan. but these still are, are labeled as allies by washington. so. 2 the fact that that protest on such a long time has gone by this does a lot about the b warren get has been bass. and also does. there's a lot as to why this is more on guerra. how one of the ridge is last. the last bar just the time the war was, was, you know, was declared often i 11 off terrorism deeper and the why the in the world was let's see, trying to this warranty or residential, any. it's hard to argue with that, but we have to take a very short break right now. we will be back to the discussion in just a few moments. for me, i the back kaiser's financial aid is a girl. i want to be the central product support dong a call them i know they stopped in the me or i was a part of it brought me for a strategic studies at the center of policy research in new delhi, vincen

ready washington, they have identified iran, sheri north korea and this, yes, cuba as opposed states on those of terrorism. but even the americans want to look in private doesn't most biggest. nancy of them is though the biggest century find the national services pakistan. but these still can reach are, are labeled as allies by washington. so. 2 the fact that that protest on such a long time has gone on. and this does a lot about the way the warren get. the base also tells us a lot as to why this is lauren has one of the ridge. it's not the last bar just the time the war was was, you know, was declared often i 11 problem of terrorism. and why in the world was let's see, trying to just warranty are too many hard to argue with that. but we have to take a very short break right now. we will be back to the discussion in just a few moments. for me i what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political

they have identified iran, syria, north korea, and this, yes, cuba as a full states on those of terrorism. but even the americans will admit in private the most biggest, nancy, of saudi arabia though the biggest century find some national services pakistan. but these 2 are, are labeled as aligns by washington. so. 2 the fact that that pakistan was such a long time has gone and this does a lot about the way the warren get has been bass, and also tells us a lot as to why this war on guerra has one of the ridge is last. the last bar, just the time the war was, was no, was declared. often i 11, problem of terrorism. and why in the world the world has been, let's say, trying to this warranty or anything until any, it's hard to argue with that, but we have to take a very short break right now. we will be back to the discussion in just a few moments. for me or i the i the hey, you know we've moved on from just praising lots of money and incurring lots of dad for dom reasons to printing loss of money and incurring lots of debt for extraordinarily dom reason the me i welcome back to the part a bit

they talk a tunnel under the guilt of jail, just north of the occupied westbank. cuba has become the 1st country in the world to vaccinate children, his youngest to against coven. 19 vaccines used, haven't been recognized by the world health organization, but the government intended to okay, that all children before the reopening of schools. meanwhile sheila has approved the use of the side of our vaccine on children h. 6 and above. study is on the way looking at the impacts of the chinese made job on children, china, the u. e and venezuela also planning to vaccinate younger age groups. brazil, as president, jaya boston, our has cited to create a change social media regulations. his office says that it gives people the right to re post ban content as folks 1st and sort of combat the arbitrary removal of certain accounts, profiles, and posts. i'll just here as daniel slammed has more from argentina's capital one is alice. he certainly saying i'm doing all the right things. freedom of speech. who wouldn't want that more clarity with the use of social media again, most in brazil with we

they dug a tunnel under the gilba jail, just north of the occupied west bank. cuba has become the 1st country and the world to vaccinate children as young as to against kobe 19. the vaccines used haven't been recognized by the world. how can i say sion of brazil was president, jaya boston our has signed a decree to change? social media regulations is office says it gives people the right to re post band content and ames to protect freedom of speech. the headlights of these continues here, analysis era after 11 east. next, we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call, i'll bring you the news and current affairs that might be the same across aboriginal astray. the black lives matter movement born on the streets of america, resonated deeply didn't lead into using the grams will of the racially jumped to protest a high number of their own people who live and die spread jaya with aboriginal people. a disproportionately arrested and locked up in australia. some as young is 10 years old. as order from the core aspect. when it's just the m

this is north korea times apartheid times cuba divided by the civil war. slippery slope.card to enter a restaurant. pretty soon you need a kid to enter a pta meeting. discrimination of a highest order. unvax should be considered as much as a slur as the words i'm not able to sing at karaoke. continue listen to fauci, joe biden or your doctor. listen to me, liberty times 1776 raised to the ow we are of venezuela. logistical question, why do i need the vaccine if i'm already snorting cinder plactin. it's not just for cows with gonorrhea anymore. how about natural immune at this? science says the best way not to get covid is to get covid. read a medical study. i've gotten covid 19 times and i'm fine. my follow patriots, they're going to mandate vaccines to go to school? i don't send mine to school. castro times angela merkel, times jim crow laws plus socialist spread license and what does that equal zero. that's how many vaccines i would be getting joe biden if i had a job and wasn't already vaccinated. do you know where this virus is from china. ilhan omar created it. do yo

the proceedings are taking place in guantanamo bay in cuba from where our north america correspondentort. a demand forjustice following that horrific day 20 years ago led to a wide reaching response. but one that's since led to accusations the us perpetrated injustice. in a tiny corner of cuba, one notorious by—product of the 9/11 attack still remains. prisoners are still being held in limbo in guantanamo bay. well, of course the us authorities have allowed us to be here, but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show, in terms of people and structures. they certainly haven't allowed us anywhere near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. when i was last here, things were very different. we saw some detainees mingle and eat together and interact with the guards, though we knew of other camps where prisoners didn't have such privileges. we were even able to wander through the long abandoned camp x—ray, where in the months after the 9/11 attacks men and boys were first transferred, interrogated and, in many cases, tortured. of nearly 8

which has been bogged down for years, the proceedings are taking place in guantanamo bay in cuba, from where our north0 years ago, led to a wide reaching response — but one that has since led to accusations the us perpetrated injustice. in a tiny corner of cuba, one notorious by product of the 9/11 attacks still remains. prisoners are still being held in limbo in guantanamo bay. of course the us authorities have allowed us to be here but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show, in terms of people and structures. they certainly haven't allowed us anywhere near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. when i was last here, things were very different. we saw some detainees mingle and eat together, and interact with the guards. though we knew of other camps where prisoners didn't have such privileges. we were even able to wander through the long abandoned camp x—ray, where in the months after the 9/11 attacks, men and boys were first transferred, interrogated and in many cases tortured. with 800 men and boys who been detained at guantanamo boy, 39 remai

the proceedings are taking place in guantanamo bay in cuba — from where our north america correspondent of cuba, one notorious by product of the 9/11 attacks still remains. prisoners are still being held in limbo in guantanamo bay. of course the us authorities have allowed us to be here but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show, in terms of people and structures. they certainly haven't allowed us anywhere near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. when i was last here, things were very different. we saw some detainees mingle and eat together, and interact with the guards. though we knew of other camps where prisoners didn't have such privileges. we were even able to wander through the long abandoned camp x—ray, where in the months after the 9/11 attacks, men and boys were first transferred, interrogated and in many cases tortured. with 800 men and boys who been detained at guantanamo boy, 39 remain. about a quarter were cleared for release as far back as 2010, but are still waiting to leave. two have been charged and convicted in

flight over the same -- the san cristobal ball area of western cuba on october 14th, going straight across the island, from south to northat would be this flight here. and it discovers in plain sight an mrbm insight. medium range ballistic missile kennedy then authorizes unlimited u2 flights. the recent book called, blind over cuba, shows that kennedy administration apologists and friendly historians ever since have blamed cia for the bad weather, for this five-week gap. in this overhead imagery collection. when it resulted from white house policy makers. so the cuban missile crisis begins with an analytic failure. an estimate. and a collection failure caused by policy. and then you have a collection success. the u2 sees what's there. and the using also human intelligence, the analysts are able to warn kennedy about the situation. i want to point out to you on a previous slide, that this is a soviet sam site which has a distinctive star of david kind of pattern in it over the next week, you two flights provide imagery that identified 24 medium range ballistic missile sites. mrbms be ends, they have a range of about 1000

cuba on october 14th. going straight across the island. from south to north that would be this flight here. and it discovers in plain sight an mrbm site remember medium range ballistic missile kennedy then authorizes unlimited you too flights the recent book called blind over cuba. shows that the kennedy administration apologists and friendly historians ever since have blamed cia. or the bad weather for this five-week gap in effective overhead imagery collection what in fact it resulted from white house policy makers. so the cuban missile crisis begins with an analytic failure that snee that estimate and a collection failure. caused by policy and then you have a collection success the u2. sees what's there? and using also pankowsky's intelligence human intelligence the analysts are able to warn kennedy about the situation. i want to point out to you on the previous slide that this is a soviet sam site, which has a distinctive star of david kind of pattern in it. over the next week u2 flights provide imagery that identify 24 medium range ballistic missile sites mrbms have a range of about a t

been from north korea i think it would have been okay for us to say north korea has attacked the united states or if they've been from cuba fact that 15 of the 19 were from this one country and had trained, there's a lot we don't know and i think when these documents are declassified we're going to be able to get our hands on some truth. >> do you think there was some potential desire to back off on saudi arabia because of oil or connections between individual members of the representative governments? >> well, as i pointed out in my film, yes, a bush family and the saudi royal family had very, very close ties. if you remember, dan, in the day or two after 9/11 when all the planes were grounded, the only planes that were allowed to fly were the ones that picked up members of the bin laden family in the united states and members of the saudi royal family. they were allowed to fly and they allowed to fly and leave the country and as the fbi person said in "fahrenheit 9/11," you know, any time that there is a murder and in this case a mass murder, we always want to talk to the family, we always want to see what they know. th

mccohn insists and kennedy allows a single flight over cuba on october 14th going straight across the island from south to north. that would be this flight here. and is it discovers in plain sight an mrbm site, medium immediate ram range ballistic missile. kennedy then authorized unlimited u-2 flights. recent book called blind over cuba said though friendly historians ever since have blamed cia for the bad weather for this five-week gap in effective overhead imagery collection when it results from white house policymakers. so the cuban missile crisis begins with that failure, that sne, and the collection failure caused by policy and then the collection success, the u-2 sees what is there. and using also pencoughski's intelligence, they are able to find out that this is a soviet sam site which has a distinctive star of david kind of pattern in it. over the next week, u-2 flights provide imagery that identify 24 medium range ballistic missile sites, have a range of about a thousand miles, and also intermedia range ballistic missile sites. and they have about a 2,000 mile range. the intelligence on the soviet mrbm

prison still for dozens of detainees — and from where our north america correspondent aleem maqbool has sent this report. in a tiny corner of cubaorities have allowed us to be here but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show in terms of people and structures. they certainly haven't allowed us near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. many of these original camps have been long abandoned. now, 39 prisoners remain. some were cleared for release as far back as 2010 but are still waiting to leave. others have been designated forever prisoners because of the threat they're thought to pose. but ten have been charged and are due to face military trials. they include five men accused of involvement in the 9/11 attacks. for the first time in more than 18 months, those five men were in a courtroom together. we couldn't film it, of course, but we were in the gallery behind the glass when these men appeared for their pre—trial hearing. including, at the front here, the man with the ginger beard, which is khalid sheikh mohammed, the man who it's believed conceived of the idea of the 9/

cuba. it is the 42nd court appearance for he and his associates, and the trial is some way off. for more, i would northca correspondent joins us from -- our north america correspondent joins us from new york. why has it taken us years to try those accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks? >> there are so many factors that have led to all of these delays. one major factor is the defense team's for these five men -- teams for these five men who were accused variously of either being the mastermind of this attack or providing logistical financial support, the defense teams are arguing this trial should not be happening in a military commission here at guantanamo bay at all. they are still arguing it should happen on the u.s. mainland. the other big thing of course is torture. the defense teams argue that a lot of the evidence that the prosecution the u.s. government wants to bring to trial is stuff that cannot be admissible what happened to these men, not just here in guantanamo bay but so-called black sites in various parts of the world, including afghanistan. those debates, those arguments are still going o

cuba? what's the end goal in china? what's the end goal in north korea? what's the end goal in iran? countries have in common? that they want to control the way their people think and part of the way they do that is to ban books. and i can't imagine amazon doing that but if amazon did do that, i can assure you there would be a number of us in congress that would be raising fresh hell. >> lawrence: senator, i want to get your reaction to some breaking news. your colleague, senator marco rubio, is asking millie, the chairman of the joint chiefs, to resign. do you agree with him? >> i have been very disappointed in general milley. i mean, we need a military leader. we need a chairman of the joint chiefs. based on his behavior in the last year or two, we don't have a military leader. we got a politician. >> lawrence: do you believe he was going against the commander-in-chief, president trump? and going to the chinese? >> well, according to bob woodward in the book, yes. and we need to hold hearings and get to the bottom of that. now,. >> lawrence: so should he resign? >> my democratic fr

cuba. the us military is still in the pre—trial phase of his prosecution, and that of five others. the bbc�*s northins me now. aleem, what can you tell us? well, yes, this grim anniversary has renewed the focus on the five men held here on charges associated with the 9/11 attacks, notjust this man but five others who were accused of providing various degrees of training, financial and logistical support to the attackers on 9/11 and itjust means that the support to the attackers on 9/11 and it just means that the first time support to the attackers on 9/11 and itjust means that the first time in more than 18 months those five men have appeared in pre—trial hearings. alongside us in the gallery, watching proceedings, seeing these men in court have been some family members are victims of 9/11, including doctor elizabeth berry who i spoke to who we will get a chance a little bit later on at a commemoration here in guantanamo to talk about her brother billy burke was a fireman who died in the north tower on the day of the 9/11 attacks and she said there was no place you would rather be than here watchin

now 20 years on, they made their 42nd appearance in court. 0ur north america correspondent aleem maqbool was there. then a tiny corner of cubanow 39 prisoners remain. some were cleared for release as far back as 2010 but are still waiting to leave. 0thers back as 2010 but are still waiting to leave. others have been designated forever prisoners because of the threat they are thought to pose. but ten have been charged and are set to face military trials. that includes five men accused of involvement in the 9/11 attacks. for the first time in more than 18 months those five men were in a courtroom together. we could not fill but of course but we were in the gallery behind the glass where these men appeared for their pre—trial hearing. including at the frontier, that man with the ginger beard, the man who it is believed conceived of the idea of the 9/11 attacks, and took that idea to 0sama bin laden. the proceedings were extremely slow. 0ne bin laden. the proceedings were extremely slow. one of the main arguments was, what evidence is admissible and what cannot be admitted because of torture? it is one of the reasons why family

look at the north of mexico and the interior of the country and you have very different levels of development even within countries. >> does secretary of state think of cuba differently than as part of the region because of the domestic politics and the relationship? >> i think we think of it differently because it's the one country that can't take a seat at the table because it does not have a democratically elected president and unfortunately, we have a history with cuba of castro's decision to install soviet nuclear capability that threatened the territory of the united states. highly antiamerican regime there and so, there are foreign policy reasons, prince pale, that we have a different relationship with cuba. my hope is in the larger democratization going on around the world, that cuban people can't be left behind. it has to be the case that when fidel castro goes, the cuban people get a chance to elect their next government, not just handed down somehow. >> that was a set-up question. both the national security advisor and firefighters, somebody does something stupid, either in the organization or around the world. how do you anticipate the future