the northern alliance exploited the resulting calles and the taliban regime unraveled. on the twentieth of november two thousand and one the capital city of kabul failed. with us backing canid karzai was inaugurated as president his brother had been working for unocal and because i was well acquainted with the pipeline plans. soon after nine eleven a couple of moms suddenly we feared that's goldman's from the region got together and basically decided to revive the project. that means that even without knowing the fate of. terms of stability all these countries at come to the same conclusion they had reached before nine eleven the spy plane was crucial that. the interests. after years of war there is still no pipeline the taliban is back in strength and reluctant to negotiate about peace. they cost the kind of on a government brought to a new going to mean that the title of democracy in the human rights meant dave did not bring peace to afghanistan the insurgency against paygo have been installed by the international community is still going on. that. the war against the

arab world for the taliban these soldiers were useful reinforcements in the fight against the northern alliance this enabled been logging to strengthen his alliance with the taliban and to recruit soldiers for his holy war on the western world. was this your first post that idea that is this no yes but my video i think that there are. no survivors that are left out of government level found that what they're going by what their value in that you know if you but if you go below the roof and on and. on the seventh of august nine hundred ninety eight a bomb exploded at the u.s. embassy in nairobi. similar tenuously a bomb detonated in neighboring towns and in two hundred twenty four people died in these terrorist attacks and building four thousand were injured. the i'll call you to trademark was established serial attacks triggered by suicide bombers. i don't think i was terribly surprised when i heard about what had happened because bin laden was there he was able to do it and man in this and he was tempted by the taliban. the young spy wanted to learn more about bin ladin and visited his enemies

arab world for the taliban these soldiers were useful reinforcements in the fight against the northern alliance this enabled been logging to strengthen his alliance with the taliban and to recruit soldiers for his holy war on the western world. was this your first post that idea that this is no yes but my video i think that there are. no safeguards that are left out of government or the album for that but i can vary a bit and their value in that you know if you but if you go below focusing on this and. yet. on the seventh of august nine hundred ninety eight a bomb exploded at the u.s. embassy in nairobi. similar tenuously a bomb detonated in neighboring towns and in two hundred twenty four people died in these terrorist attacks and more than four thousand were injured. the i'll call you to trademark was established serial attacks triggered by suicide bombers. i don't think i was terribly surprised when i heard about what had happened because bin laden was there he was able to do it in a standing he was being attempted by the taliban. the young spy wanted to learn more about bin ladin and visite

in the north people gathered around the northern alliance and its leader ahmed shah massoud the so-called lion of publishers. in the south and east another movement began to assert itself in s. nic past june areas. they called themselves the taliban and was supported militarily by pakistan then in conflict with india. the pakistanis were trying to impose their will on the future of afghanistan and they wanted to ensure that afghanistan was not going to be a strong viable nation state that could in any way reconnect as they had in the past was india.

helping us with the northern alliance for instance, their allies became ours and he cooperated with us opening up, that happened with putin putting pressure on the government and to open up the pieces to cooperate with us. i think the fact that we were with the man and then kind of forgot about his assistance, that is a chip on his shoulder and he told president obama about it in the same photograph i showed you but i think that is legitimate. how we cooperate more closely, he kind of note if you treated me as a partner instead of just telling me what to do. i might have even been able to go along with you on that. so it is anverstatement to claim he is the one that brought economic growth to russia that isn't true. the painful economic reforms that were put in place including the last year and a half by the liberal reformers that was the precondition and all post-communist countries went through this period of economic depression, nothing unusual or different in russia and then they started to grow the year before putin went back. so they turned around before he came back and right as

helping us with the northern alliance, for instance.their allies that later became our allies and he cooperated with us. opening up the base menas, that happened with vladimir putining a pressure on the governments to inoccupy the bases to cooperate with us i. think the fact that we were with him then and the end kind of forget but his assistance, that's chip on his shoulder and he told president obama about it in the same photoed i showed you, but i think that's legitimate and had we constanted more closely with them on that -- even on iraq he intimated, you treat me as a partner instead of just telling ming what to do i might have been able to go along with you on that. so that's fair. think it's on overstatement to claim that he did -- he is the one that brought economic growth to russia. that's just not true. the economic reforms, the painful economic reforms that were put in place over the '90s, including the last year and a half by liberal reformers -- all post communityist countries went through this period of economic depression

seats in the disputed election in may a body's victory alliance was third both leaders say they are open to remaining parties joining them northern on the album we announce across sectarian cross ethnic alliance to speed up forming the next government a strong new government that serves the interests and aspirations of the iraqi people now have you seen this kid how the we are keen to form this coalition and call upon all other political parties to join us also we call for honeywell meeting with all of the political blocs to rid the country of its current crisis. still ahead on al-jazeera i will tell you what happened when protesters tried to stop a bus carrying migrant children near the us mexico border. i told. me today the weather sponsored by qatar airways. hello and welcome to international weather forecast we begin in europe plenty of showers across eastern areas will trust of low pressure generating some really intense thunderstorms and those thunderstorms extend across other southern parts of southeastern parts of europe so you've seen some big rainfall totals across parts of sr the through into turkey over the last twent

here to discuss what's next for northern ireland kelly o'dowd she's the co-chair for alliance for choice and activists ashley topically and welcome to you both ashley i want to start with some action on the street if you have this headline here from the independent on my laptop northern irish women protesting anti abortion laws take illegal terminations pills in front of police and there's a bit you can see pictures of that all over twitter today now all mine this is their reaction or about the tweets into the stream you shouldn't have last reproductive choices because you were born in derry and not durham or belfast not birmingham it's time to decriminalize abortion and give women and northern ireland autonomy over their own bodies equality with sisters in england scotland and wales when you see pictures of these protests when you read solidarity tweets like this do they resonate with you. oh totally just to give you an idea of what my experience was. years ago i find out that i was pregnant with my first child and am very much wanted a baby and the pregnancy went as normal up until the

able to do naturally you'll farce these are very strange bedfellows can this alliance of the five star movement and the northern league last long enough to make a dent in the political and economic life of italy especially when you consider that virtually no italian government testified for five years can they lasts together. well i think there's a sort of part of the answer has to do with policy and part second part of the answer has to do with politics i think when it comes to policy the issue in my mind really is to what extent are these two parties moving forward going to develop their stances on what i would define as a vertical if you are open and closed access or rather as a basis of a horizontal left right axis now if the latter comes to play then indeed the tensions between these two parties are set to grow because it's very clear that the legality lies very squarely on the extreme right as is clear that the party start movement is basically split i would put this more or less on a sixty forty basis sixty eight towards the left forty towards the right so if if this develops horizontally if you like a l

are exceptionally important in the northern hemisphere and had anesident biden alliance for prosperity. timese done this two more with $500 million going into the region. well? doing this are there things that we need to do better or do you see things that we need to do better? >> a great question, senator. i do not know the answer, but i know that we have devoted a great deal of resources, not only the money, but the time. the vice president is there and is having conversations that are not too different from the ones the vice president biden had. it would be worse having done that. it is something i have asked my team to describe to me. what we have would go through d.o.d. and we need to stabilize that to reduce the immigration issues. requirements, are there any issues or concerns that you have? >> i'm sorry? >> the money and how you are receiving it. honduras, is that working or not working question mark >> this condition sometimes reduces our flexibility, but i can answer it specifically. lotoming up, there is a riding on our southern partner and what is going on in those election

northern province of that. a month after iraq's elections shia cleric. and iran backed militia chief the al a myriad of agree to form a political alliance two blocks came first and second in may's vote which was marked by historically low turnout and allegations of fraud. a brushfire in the hills of a beverly hills california has threatened houses and forced evacuations the no immediate reports of injuries more than two hundred fifty firefighters are working to contain the blaze moving up even in relatively light winds or france is committed to cooperation with italy on the issue of migration to europe the statement from the country's foreign ministry comes amid a dispute between the two countries with france criticizing italy for closing its ports to a rescue boat which was carrying hundreds of migrants over the weekend today however italy allowed a vessel carrying more than nine hundred migrants to dock in sicily they'd been rescued off libya's coast and brought to shore by the italian coast guard in a wide ranging speech on european union policy germany's foreign minister heiko moss has been discussing europe's differences over migration policy. we must m

northern province with the same name. one month after iraq's elections a shiite cleric worked out that a father and iran backed militia chief had the ally meeting and have agreed to form a political alliance while their two blocs came first and second in may's vote which was marked by a historically low turnout and allegations of fraud. on. a saudi led coalition has launched an assault on yemen's main port city. it's been a key battle front and possible turning point in yemen's three year civil war between the country's saudi backed government in iran backed hooty rebels an estimated six hundred thousand people live in the area and aid groups are warning now that the new offensive risks causing massive civilian casualties and exacerbating the country's already severe humanitarian crisis. and earlier news spoke with the n.s.i. harry who's with the charity save the children and asked him what his teams and who are telling him about the situation on the ground. our teams and for they they are now living in our zone where they should also protect their own lives but our teams in what they do are trying to save lives there we are supplying hospitals with medicines and supplies in order to save

northern province with the same name. home on the wall for one month after iraq's elections shiite cleric without souther an iran backed militia chief had the meeting have agreed to form a political alliance their two blocks came first and second in may's vote groups was marked by historically low voter turnout civil and allegations of fraud like a brush fire in the hills over beverly hills california has threatened houses and for some evacuations more than two hundred fifty firefighters have been working to contain the blaze there have been no immediate reports of injuries. and we say in the us where the american president donald trump has declared that there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea well that's a day after his unprecedented summit with kim jong il and state media in north korea portraying the summit as a win for peace on the enlisting american concessions including the promised and to the u.s. south korean military exercises while critics of the deal point to its vagueness and the fact that it contains no mention of washington's demand for the north's complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization. in a train station and north koreans huddle around newspaper

alliance. the greek government has survived a no confidence vote in parliament over a deal to change the name of its northern neighbor macedonia prime minister alexis tsipras had been accused of making too many concessions for the accord which will be signed on sunday. a car bomb attackers marred celebrations of a temporary ceasefire between the afghan government and the taliban at least twenty six people were killed in the suicide blast in the eastern province of our eisel has claimed responsibility despite the attack afghanistan's president says he's extending a truce. because of the significant signs of peace in afghanistan and seeing the strong desire of afghans for peace i am announcing the extension of the afghan security and defense forces. in the live pictures from spanish for the first ship bringing migrants to safety arriving in valencia there are two hundred seventy three people on this boat and altogether six hundred twenty nine migrants are expected to arrive throughout sunday morning the group was turned away from italy several days ago. at least eight people have been killed in nicaragua as ca

alliance in iraq but can he really bring stability to the country. and as european leaders prepare to discuss migration policy we speak to refugees who've reached a dead end and greece's northern border. welcome back to look at weather conditions on the levant and western parts of asia region then we've got a scattering of showers across kansas down into specter stand the temperatures looking pretty good there thirty one in tashkent generally fine around the caspian sea to ron is looking pretty warm there in the upper thirty's backed out of forty one these aside to the mediterranean generally looking fine but we have got some heavy showers still across the black sea coast of turkey extending into the caucasus are some really heavy downpours are certainly possible here over the next twenty four to forty eight hours for the arabian peninsula on the western side find light winds forty four degrees the mecca here on the gulf side to them we still got a fairly brisk blowing down so temperatures of forty two degrees a little bit of dust perhaps but not really all that bad. temperatures are likely to rise of anything as we head on through into monday forty three. now as i head across

alliance of prosperity, secondary school. but still today, the number of children that are leaving central america in the northern triangle isigher than the increase of matriculation in high school. there is no prosperity still taking place. to put it more simply, central america group by 3.5%. that means that it increased from $200 to $201 a month. >> one quick follow-up. no one has mentioned the word mexico here. we'll go from central america to come here, you have to go through mexico. mexico is having elections on sunday. probably hard to know what will change, if anything. do you have any sense based on what he's talked about that we might expect in terms of mexico's role? >> it will have a difficult time changing the policy right now. the mexican government has a depldd duplicitous role right now. they have kept a policy, even though the senate in 2010, the mexican senate passed a law saying that central americans actually had the right of transit to the u.s. if he wants to confront the trump administration he can try to say, you know, people are free to go. the reality is that politics is politics. i don't see it chan

alliance for prosperity in secondary school. but stilled today the number of children that are leaving central america in the northern triangle is higher than the annual increase of matriculation in high school. so, you know, there is no prosperity still taking place. and to put it more simply, central america, the northern triangle grew by 3.5% last year. that means that the average income increased from $200 to $201 a month. >> can i ask you just one quick follow-up, and then i promise i'll get to you. the elections, we haven't -- no one's mentioned the word mexico here, but you can't go from central america -- to come here, you have to go through mexico. and mexico's having elections on sunday. it looks like obrador is going to be the next president of mexico. probably hard to know what will change, if anything, but do you have any sort of sense based on what he's talked about that we might expect in terms of mexico's role? >> i mean, he will have a difficult time changing the policy right now. the mexican government has sort of a duplicitous policy so far. they tried to stop as many central americans as they can. at the u.s.

alliance that two blocs came first and second in may his vote which was marked by historically low turnout and for allegations. european union and the united nations have welcomed at decision by greece's northern neighbor to change its name macedonia is to become the republic of north macedonia a country has been in the decades long dispute with greece or may have been subject to people said greece has moved on problems of the same way. france is committed to cooperation with italy on the issue of migration to europe a statement from the country's foreign ministry comes amid a dispute between the two countries with france criticizing italy for closing its ports to a rescue boat that was carrying hundreds of migrants at the weekend today however its only allowed vessel carrying more than nine hundred migrants to dock in sicily they've been rescued off libya's coast are brought to shore by the italian coast guard in a wide ranging speech on european union policy germany's foreign minister heiko bass touched on europe's differences over migration. the decision leads we must men's the rift that has appeared within our union in recent years this applies to the rift between north and south as well a