he was a pest milgar fighter part of the kurdish military force in northern iraq and was killed in a rocket attack a few days ago. going to work provides some distraction from her pain. reason makes a living as a nurse. she was on shift when she heard a loud explosion, and her worst fears became reality. lassie dang sticky. i often tried to talk to my fiance about death, but he didn't really want to talk about it and he forbade me from mentioning it again. we had so many plans for the future, so i am still hoping it is all just a bad dream sit. hm. okay, demise, we can pick our rockets have been raining on northern iraq for nearly 2 weeks now. launch from the round day target. could you separatists in the mountains more than a dozen people have been killed and well over 50, injured, including civilians. the rocket attacks were triggered by the protest. cindy ran, following the death of martha armine, a young kurdish woman. many people in the small iraqi town of koi son, jack sympathized with the demonstrators across the border, including armed kurdish groups. the iranian government c

reminds us, panama, northern iraq, kuwait, somalia, bush 41 was not afraid to use military force when he believed the cause was just an in line with the international framework that he believed would give it the credibility and the authority, yes the humanitarian leadership but he was no shrinking violet when it came to a muscular diplomacy a foreign policy when necessary. >> used more military force in any other present particulate up for ear. i'm sorry. >> he came at those challenges with empathy. he had been in the war. the last president to be in world war ii, injured, a hero, all that kind of stuff. also practice remarkable restraint. when we help to liberate kuwait he did not fall to the seduction of going all the way to baghdad. he built coalition, he worked with the rest of the world to keep saddam hussein under wraps. i think that was tremendous restraint. what he did in panama was really quite restrained. he would after 1% rather than the people of panama with the military and made a difference. there is not much written in the book here about what happened in panama. obviou

i had some caucasus that rain will show itself in northern iraq and beyond your notice. but this is to be expected to be ours. and then some rain showing up in egypt and in jordan, even the northwest, the saudi arabia. so changes are afoot. where's nigeria? not yet. the rains that spell a week ago and before that are still there in this particular area. this video traffic desa go so it hasn't yet stopped. i didn't the forecast there is yet more rain, not through all of not jerry, nor indeed such oscar, public or camera. but this area tick the soft, not your is still going see more rain during monday and probably tuesday, although the trend is to be of itself. ah, we understand the differences. americans have cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, there will be the news and current affairs that matter to you count is there. oh.

. >> reporter: in a remote air in northern iraq's kurdish region, an all female fighting unit belongingthese women have been pulled back from the front line. for the last three weeks the area they patrolled in the north east of iraq has been hit by shells sent from across border by iran. this unit is part of a larger fighting force. for every single one of these women, this war is personal. ressan, not her real name, crossed the border with the help of smugglers just over a week ago. the city which she calls home is in iran's kurdish majority western region and in recent weeks have been likened to a war zone. accord according to residents. and after a death of a 22-year-old kurdish iranian. she joined these protests. >> we were treating casualties but participating in the revolution. in the uprising. everyone who suffers from oppression of the regime came down to the street and market and defied government. i was also participating and i had no fear of death. >> reporter: she said that while she was dragged by her uncovered hair, she pasted prone lifeless bodies and even after she left,

with the sunlight that wind is weakening dancer, the g and the rain is spreading across even into northern iraq. now the rest of iraq has been quite hot. baghdad at 40 down to was passed around then beyond into q 8. 40 is too hard to tell me about 4 or 5 degrees above average. so that heat has returned. but where you get a cloud and rain base to it, then you tend to lose it, but even that's going by monday. so attempt is a lot really dropping in baghdad as an example. now down to what africa, the rains as you know, quite wide spread their long window of this time the year still causing flooding in nigeria, the heavy rains still around nigeria and then down towards the coast and reaching into angola. if you leave a wet part has been very hot recently and the door of south africa and in bought swallows, temperature is still high in botswana capital. ah, the british political party, we did lay the party, is a criminal conspiracy against his members. newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and for mike on, this is unbelievable. free speech was shut down an exclusive investigati

the sunlight, that wind is weakening dancer, the g and the rain is spreading across even into northern iraq. now the rest of iraq has been quite hot. baghdad at 40 down to was boston, then beyond into q 8. 42 hearts is telling you that 4 or 5 degrees above average. so that heat has returned. but when you go to cloud and rain base to it, than he tend to lose it, but even that's going by monday. so attempt is not really dropping in baghdad as an example. now down towards africa, the rains as you know, quite widespread, their long window of this time, the year still causing flooding in nigeria, the heavy rains still around nigeria and then down towards the coast and reaching into angola. if you leave the went part has been very hot recently in the north of south africa and in botswana, news temps, it is still high in botswana capital, the west sponsored by catch all these turbulent times upfront returns for a new sieve. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being turned back . how is this not a contravention of international law? is exactly the place for us

alexander stepanyuksov or sovetsky ntv nizhny novgorod in the middle east, new outbreaks of cholera in northern iraqldren with suspicion of this disease were admitted to the hospital, more than 100 of them in intensive care, and in the neighboring series, cholera has been raging for more than a month . dozens died in september . man, the source of infection is dirty water after 11 years of war, almost all but honest buildings either destroyed or in very poor condition in the north-east of the country there are many wells and springs, but there is still fighting there, bottled drinks are few in the pockets of people draw water in vegetable channels and the euphrates, which flows through the whole country, use water from this river enterprises recently discovered hollers at an ice cube factory more, see the emergency program with us marat sedikov store surveillance cameras filmed as rekhman kosaev, mocking a schoolboy, beating him and forcing him to apologize for something. for a teenager. joined the passers-by, if not they are unknown. what could have ended reported the incident to the police. it tur

harris organizations who are being used from iraq in northern iraq, in the credit areas to attack iran. and then you have attacks like isis. and then you have right there are no real demonstration. only major demonstration for the anti riot demonstration, but the western media is pilot about that. so it's not as this is our large number, but they are coordinated, put the outside because they started in the 20 different places and in the city that they 5 people, 6 people, 7 people, and then the immediate they painted the carry out destruction and database. and by the me, now you may recall canadian authorities previously accused foreign powers, including russia of stirring up this years, must have trucker protests against kobe buckley and mondays. now other countries intelligence service sounds reportedly cast, dart well not normative thing. up, there were no foreign actors financing the con boy ortiz fiorella. isabelle picks up the story for us, funded by far right extremist with russian influence. those were some of the claims suggested by the ontario provincial police about the prote

funding different devices are behind attack harris organizations who are being use from iraq in northern iraq, in the credit areas to attack iran. and then you have attacks like isis, and then you have right there are no real demonstration the only major demonstrations on the anti riot demonstrations, but the western media is pilot about that. so it's not as if they, these are a large number, but they are for me outside because they started in the 20 different places and in the city, let's say 5 people, 6 people, 7 people. and then the immediate, the thing is we carry out disruptions and data age and violence. me now you may recall canadian authorities previously accused foreign powers, including russia of stirring up this year as must have trucker protests against colbert vaccine mandates. now that countries intelligence service has reportedly cast, died on the normative, saying there were no foreign actors financing the convoy ortiz fiorella. isabelle picks up the story, funded by far right extremist, with russian influence. those were some of the claims suggested by the ontario provincial

the kurdish region of northern iraq for an 8th consecutive day dance, as it's taking action against iranian kurdish fighters, artillery fire at the time of silicon and its surroundings. local officials say at least 13 people have been killed in the ongoing bombardment attacks come after 2 weeks of protests in iran and students from several iranian universities. a staging, as sitting after the death of master armine, are accusing the government of suppressing opposing voices in detaining students. 20 geraldine died last month after being arrested by the country, so called morality place. many of the demonstrations refusing to attend classes, including some university professors. latvians, of course their votes and parliamentary elections with exit polls predicting a win for the prime minister christianity karen's center, right. new unity party election has been strongly influenced by its neighbors invasion of ukraine. popularity of the russia friendly opposition. harmony party has been in decline, and it's expected to get a much lower share of the vote than the 20 percent it had in 2018. now

be shut down and the court and then the terrorists organizations who are being use from iraq in northern iraq and the credit area to attack iran and carry out operations. there are also groups and pockets in the area where the pockets and the government has little influence. they are the tax and iran, and then you have the tax, like i said, and then you have right answers. basically we have a writer, so people on the streets who use ny assassinated small, it's brad and there are no major quote that's going anywhere major . and we have a slight collection issue, but we will, we will continue with it because i think the audience is getting a grasp of what you're saying on that lot. her point side really and officials have singled about, they will conduct a harsher crack done on the protest movements. how difficult will it be to get a grasp on the demonstrations? there are no real demonstrations. only major demonstrations on the ascii, riot demonstrations, but the western media is pilot about that. these are small groups of people that have become very violent property of private property. there

some showers have danced into northern iraq. that's put a cap on sept, chosen or bill. so just a high of 34 degrees. but south of this for the sun is out octet is up to 48 q 8, we've got you in at 40 as well. and still that humidity persisting around the gulf states all has to do with the breeze. coming off those warm gulf waters of the pakistan, we've lost the sea breeze in karachi that allows your temperature to get up to 38 degrees. and in k p, k province, those snow levels have dropped to 3500 meters. so some snow on the mountain tops there in time persistent rain for turkey as ne bike seacoast, pushing into the caucasus on sunday. and i've got to get you an update on the flooding situation just outside of a buddha. some devastating scenes coming out of their water just infiltrating buildings. there are people trying to escape to higher ground in this situation. forecasts still calling for bouts of rain from above just stretching into like ghosts on sunday in the south. it's all about the heat, so temperatures have really come up in my poodle. that's because the win

in the town of l. costano in northern iraq was state last week 56 people in the same region, mac held in floods and a landslide. as the castle twice fence to wild cut draws near the prize tournament trophy continues as well. tor, currently it's in mexico to kick off a tool of latin america. and zombies correspondent, manual doppler reports fans. they're a pretty excited de paint job on this air bus. a 320 leaves little doubt over what's on board. it's the world cup trophy, arriving in mexico. city, villa premier, i recently started. okay, this is the 1st them history. the word copy so close to mexico and the cds most popular. i mean by that. oh, for mexican football fans, it's not just the world cup trophy that's arrived. it's world cup fever like brains out nobody here but very going what the experience has been perfect. i love football and watching all these families come together just to see the trophy has been amazing and what been voluntary. oh, mexico is only a 1st stop in the trophies tour of latin america. the next stops include brazil, uruguay origin, tina ecuador, and costa

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so in northern iraq or beale at $28.00 degrees. but look where that stands, our back dead, or all the way up to 37. across the gulf. temperatures are running above average for the some the year. we're whining down october and we're up to 38 degrees in doha, on saturday. and through pakistan, things are fairly calm. we did see some snow over the tops of the mountains and k p k province. but plenty as certain to be found here, karachi at $34.00 degrees, but we have white weather swirling around the caspian sea that's driven down the temperature and bako to 15, some showers in ted on at 26. and at what weather is leaking in? to ask about, as well, with the height of 24 degrees at we are see the rain peter out across said turkey a most of it that eastern side we did have some big downpours there. a for central africa, it's really the western side of the democratic republic of congo. we'll see some intense rain there. and same goes for gabon, libra ville, coming in at 20 degrees. some severe thunderstorms over south africa's kazoo luna

that rain will show itself in northern iraq and beyond your notice. but this is to be expected to be honest. and then some rain showing up in egypt and in jordan, even the northwest, the saudi arabia. so changes are afoot. where's nigeria? not yet. the rains that spell a week ago, and before that i'll still bear this particular area. this video shot the day or so ago, so it hasn't yet stopped. and in the forecast there is yet more rain, not through all of not jerry, nor, indeed, central after public or camera, but this area in particular. so not sure is still going see more rain during monday and probably tuesday, although the trend is to be it's f ah, a sense of belonging to we always look for ways to be together and the everyday heroes keeping communities together that is top a leper is transforming every day in the 1st part of a new series, ojo view of visits is stopped by lava in mexico city, where locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia, a sense of community on a j 0. lou . ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on

water through a town and sweeping away cause. mudslide happened in the town of l castaneda in northern iraq was state last week's 50. 6 people in the same region were killed in floods and a landslide. as the castle twice tries to wells cut draws near the prize tournament trophy continues as well as tor. currently, the trophy is in mexico to kick off a toll of latin america and an amazed co correspondent manual rap hello reports. fans pretty excited. the paint job on this air bus a 320 leads. little doubt over what's on board. oh, it's the world cup trophy, arriving in mexico city, villa premier, i recently started. okay. this is the 1st them history. the word copy so close to mexico and the cds most popular. i mean by that. oh, for mexican football fans, it's not just the world cup trophy that's arrived. it's world cup fever like brains out nobody here but vic bang for the experience has been perfect. i love football and watching all these families come together. just to see, the trophy has been amazing what it was while on o. mexico is only a 1st stop in the trophies tour of latin america.

so in northern iraq or beale at $28.00 degrees. but look where the sun's out octed or all the way up to $37.00 across the gulf temperatures are running above average for the some the year. we're winding down october and we're up to 38 degrees in doha. on saturday through bach, restore scenes are fairly calm. we did see some snow over the top of the mountains in k p. k. providence, but plenty as sun to be found here. karachi at $34.00 degrees, but we have what, whether swirling around the caspian sea that's driven down the temperature and box to 15, some showers in tater on at $26.00. and that weather is leaking in to ask about as wall the height of 24 degrees. we are seeing the rain peter out across that turkey area. most of it that eastern side we did have some big downpours there. and for central africa, it's really the western side of the democratic republic of congo. we'll see some intense rain there. and same goes for gap on libra vill coming in at 20 degrees. some severe thunderstorms over south africa close to luna, tao prov

gone through turkey, and they're still shower there, the caucasus, that rain will show itself in northern iraq and beyond your notice. but this is to be expected to be ours. and then some rain showing up in egypt and in jordan in the northwest, the saudi arabia. so changes are afoot. where is the nigeria? not yet the reins that spell a week ago. and before that i'll still be in this particular area. this video shot the day or so ago, so it hasn't yet stopped. i didn't the forecast there is yet more rain, not through all of nigeria, nor indeed such oscar public or camera. but this area, particular sub not year is still going to see more rain during monday and probably tuesday, although the trend is to be at sax to with sponsored by categories. this was a media moment, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting . we're seeing leave your freedom. being threatened and attacked, is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the

and then in northern iraq whose presence was not acknowledged by the us government and he had and meetingiered by the kurdish authorities. who were not on good terms but that's a separate w story. and then those that were representing the militia. and then coming up with the concept that could stop volunteers to join that isis caliphate coming down andnd then stopped them in iraq and syria and it is a basic understanding between donahue and not yet approved. and earlier in the day and then to strike is on deal with the syrian kurdsds but they went with the americans and it took some time before the relationship gained traction with the absence of other solutions. but that is the mainstay of us effort and was essential. >> so what is the best estimate you have seen in terms of how many casualties of the forces? >> i try to pin that down and it was not so easy it was in excess of 5000. but they claimed substantially more. one thing that was striking those in combat and there were thousands of iraqi security force soldiers and probably 5000 or more syrian democratic forces who got killed. and

the sunlight, that wind is weakening dancer, the g and the rain is spreading across even into northern iraq. now the rest of iraq has been quite hot. baghdad at 40, down to was passed around and beyond, into q white. forty's to heart is telling me that 4 or 5 degrees above average. so that heat has returned. but when you go to cloud and rain base to it, than he tend to music, but even that's going by monday. so temperatures are not really dropping in baghdad as an example. now down to what africa, the rains as you know, quite wide spread their long window of this time the year still causing flooding in nigeria, the heavy rains still around nigeria and then down towards the coast and reaching into angola. if you leave, the wet part has been very hot recently in the doors of south africa and in bought swallows. temperature is still high in botswana capital. ah, a star striker in the top italian league. what devoted to the working class of his home town and its club footballing legend account and our introduces fiano, dakota, a one of a kind sick. the snow equally adored by his funds with soci

so in northern iraq or beale at $28.00 degrees. but look where the sun's out octed or all the way up to $37.00 across the gulf temperatures are running above average for the some the year. we're winding down october and we're up to 38 degrees in doha, on saturday. through boston scenes are fairly calm. we did see some snow over the top of the mountains in k p. k. providence, but plenty of sun to be found here, karachi at $34.00 degrees, but we have what, whether swirling around the caspian sea that's driven down the temperature and box to 15, some showers in tater on at 26. and that weather is leaking in to ask about as wall the height of 24 degrees. we are seeing the rain peter out across that turkey area . most of it that eastern side we did have some big downpours there. and for central africa, it's really the western side of the democratic republic of congo. we'll see some intense rain there. and same goes for gap on libra, ville, coming in at 20 degrees. some severe thunderstorms over south africa, close to luna. tell province

investigative correspondent reporting that many women are now fleeing to iraq and >> in a remote area in northern iraq'sfemale fighting unit belonging to the kurdish opposition party, pack, continues to train. these women have been pulled back from the front line. for the last three weeks, the area they patrolled in the northeast of iraq has been hit by shells sent from across the border by iran. this unit is part of a larger fighting force. for every single one of these women, this war is personal. she crossed the border from iran with the help of smugglers just over a week ago. the city which she calls home is in iran's kurdish majority western region and recent weeks has been likened to a war zone, according to its residents a process has erupted here and across the death of a 22-year-old kurdish iranian. just a teenager, she joined these protests. >> we were treating casualties, participating in the yup rising. everyone who suffered from the regime came to the streets and market and defied the government. i was also participating and i had no fear of death. >> she says while she was dragged by her u

back andis chris donahue later of lat man out and he was 234 the delta force commander and in northern iraq and the deal was brokered by the kurdish authorities there who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities but that's a separate story. he came up with a concept that could be a partner for us and stop volunteers from joining the isis group coming down from turkey and stop from syria and a basic understanding between donahuee and muslim reaching in and other suiters traveling through the day and trying to strike a deal with the syrian kurds and it took time before this relationship gained traction through the action and absence and became the mainstay through the efforts of syria and it was essential and it did take time to arm and equip them. >>host: based on your reporting, what's the best estimate you've seen in terms of how many casualties the syrian democratic forces sustained? there were 20 u.s. ka in combat in operation resolve. there were thousands ovsecurity force and soldiers and policemen who died and probably 5,000 or more syrian democratic forces sdf as they brand

and ntv nizhny novgorod conveys this joy to us in the middle east, new outbreaks of cholera in northern iraqisease were admitted to the hospital, more than 100 of them in intensive care, and cholera has been raging in the neighboring series for more than a month. several dozen died in september. man, the source of infection is dirty water after 11 years of war, almost all public buildings in the republic are either destroyed or in very poor condition in the north-east of the country there are many wells and springs, but there is still fighting going on there, bottled drinks are few people can afford people get water in vegetable canals and euphrates flowing through the whole country use water from this river and enterprises, but recently cholera was found in an ice cube factory. in the same breath, they now make a diagnosis, scientists from the sechenov medical university, they literally decompose into air molecules from the lungs of a person. impurity bacteria gases, every recovery - every exhalation - is a source of information about the state of the body, the analysis is accurate and save

in a remote area in northern iraq's kurdish region an all-female fighting unit belonging to the armede women have been pulled back from the front line. [ chanting ] for the last three weeks the area they patrolled in the northeast of iraq has been hit by shells sent from across the border by iran. this unit is part of a larger fighting force. for every single one of these women, this war is personal. this woman, using not her real name, crossed the border with help of smuggles just over a week ago. the city she calls home is in iran's kurdish majority western region. in recent weeks likened to a war zone. according to its residents, protests erupted here, and across iran after the death of mahsa amini, a 22-year-old kurdish iranian. she is just a teenager, and joins these protests. >> translator: we were treating casualties and billions like most people participating in the revolution, in the uprising. everyone who suffered from the oppression of the iranian regime came down to the streets and market and defied the government. i was also participating, and i had no fear of death. >> r

so further north, we have got a few shadow more cloud northern airs of syria, northern parts of iraq that will slip its way down to northern parts of iran. and up around the caucuses, sir, we will see some wet weather coming through here. little bit of snow there, over the, the mountains there's, you can see just some snow turned to northern areas of afghanistan, pushing over towards the foothills of the himalayas. but south of that pleasant sunshine. over the next few days, plenty of sunshine to cross northern parts of africa for the north west. we have got a little more cloud there. that's just lock in the actual size temperatures. we're back recently, be getting up into the 30s. it'll be the a mid to low twenties as we go on into the next couple of days for the south, more heavy showers, just along the coastal fringes of west africa, from southern nigeria all the way across into sierra leone foundry shower. certainly a possibility. those storms rumble our way to into good part. cameroon is a good bond. little more cloud coming back into our angola. some live the showers here. he'd

chris donahue of last man out now the three-star commander, he was in the delta force commander in northern iraq. the presence was not acknowledged openly. he had a meeting that was brokered by the kurdish authorities there. not on good terms but that is a separate story. he met with the general who is representing the white pg kind of militia. he basically came up with a concept that that could be the partner force. stopping volunteers from joining coming down through turkey, basically. stopping them in iraq and they would stop them and syria. a basic understanding.th it was not yet approved in washington. there were other suitors earlier in the day. he had a meeting to try to strike his own deal with the syrian kurds. it took some time before this relationship gained traction and the absence of other solutions which the administration tempted for a while. that became the mainstay of the u.s. effortid in syria. it was absolutely essential although it did take some time to arm and equip them. >> what is the best estimate for the democratic forces sustaining >> i tried to pin that down. it was no

in a remote area in northern iraq's kurdish region, an all-female fighting unit belonging to the iranian train. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: these women have been pulled back from the frontline. for the last three weeks, the area they patrolled in the northeast of iraq has been hit by shells sent from across the border by iran. this unit is part of a larger fighting force. for every single one of these women, this war is personal. this woman crossed the border from iran with the help of smugglers, just over a week ago. the city that she calls home is in iran's kurdish majority western region. according to its residents, protests have erupted here. and across iran after the death of a 22-year-old kurdish-iranian. just a teenager, she joined these protests. >> translator: we were treating casualties. we were also like most people participating in the revolution. in the uprising. everyone who suffered from the oppression of the iranian regime came down to the streets and market and defied the government. i was also participating, and i had no fear of death. >> reporter: she says th

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in northern iraq which is not acknowledged openly by the u.s.overnment had a meeting that was by the cornish authorities there were not on good terms thwith the kurdish authorities t that is a separate story and he that with the general who was then representing the pd part of militia and he basically came up with a concept that could be the partner force and that could be something volunteers from joining the ices from coming down from turkey basically stop them in iraq and stop them in syria is a basic understanding between donahue and them reach then but not yet approved it in washington and there were other suitors earlier in the day he had a meeting to try to strike his own feel the syrian kurds the muslim with the americans and it took some time before this relationship gained traction and bonnie actually the actions of other solutions which the administration tempted for a while but that became the mainstay of the u.s. - and syrian and actually the essential going to take some time. >> what is the best estimate using in terms of how many

you follow the line of this changing weather go through georgia and into was asked by john and northern iraq. that's briefly going to be a cooling trend with rain, snow further east. in fact, that snow eventually is in the far north of pakistan, the high grad, at least between the 2 areas. it's nice and quiet and the rain in tropical africa is also going slowly south. so although we still walked flooding in nigeria, the concentration is just on the coast or in cameroon. and gab, all in fact, the rain is stretching south bank golan hours, produce some spectacular hail storms in the capital of namibia left. what looked like snow on the ground. last part of a general trend to witness in the next few days at least, which is good news for the yoke of anger. delta of course, is the wet season and those range are spread throughout botswana. a good part of south africa. ah ah, ah ah . jump into the street when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to dinner at the end of the day. we are the subjects of the royal family, plus one person's opinion. but what

yet this books reminds us that panama, northern iraq, kuwait, somalia, bush 41 was not afraid to use military force when he believes the cost was just and in line with the international framework that he believed would given the credibility and authority. yes the humanitarian leadership, but he was no shrinking violet when it came to muscular diplomacy and foreign policy when necessary. >> he activated the military more than any other president, particularly in a four-year period. i'm sorry. >> he came at those challenges with empathy. he had been in war. the last president to be in world war ii. a hero, all that kind of stuff. he also practiced remarkable restraint. when we helped to liberate kuwait he did not fall to the seduction of going all the way to baghdad. he bill a coalition, he worked with the rest of the world to kind of keep saddam hussein under wraps. i think that was tremendous restraint. what he did in panama was really quite restrained. he went after one person instead of the people of panama or their military. it made a big difference. there is not much written in t

colonel chris donahue later of last man out saying for kabu;, he was the delta force commander in northern iraq which is presence was not acknowledged openly by the us government and he had a meeting that was brokered by the kurdish authorities there. who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities on appeal but that's a separate story and he met with general muslim was then representing the y pg kind of militia and he basically came up with a concept that that could be a partner force. that would stop volunteers from joining the isys caliphate coming down through turkey basically and they would stop them in iraq and stop them in syria and there was a basic understanding between donahue that they reached then, it wasn't approved in washington. that there other suitors for the general earlier in the day he had a meeting with custom suleimani who tried tried to strike his own deal but it took some time before this relationship gained traction through the absence of other solutions which the administration attempted for a while but that became the mainstay of the us effort in tesyria and i

some showers have danced into northern iraq. that's put a cap on temperatures in their bill. so just a high of 34 degrees. but south of this for the sun is out box. it is up to 40 q 8 . we've got you in at 40 as well, and still that humidity persisting around the gulf states all has to do with the breeze. coming off those warm golf waters of the pakistan. we've lost the seabreeze in karachi that allows your temperature to get up to 38 degrees and in k p k province. those snow levels have dropped to 3500 meters, some snow on the mountain tops there in time. persistent rain for turkey has ne bach seacoast pushing into the caucasus on sunday. and i've got to get you an update on the flooding situation just outside of a boucher some devastating scenes coming out of their water just infiltrating buildings. there are people trying to escape to higher ground in this situation. forecasts still calling for bouts of rain from a bu, just stretching into lycos on sunday. in the south, it's all about the heat. temperatures have really come up in my poto. that's because the wind direction

the three star commander of the 18th airborne corps, he was then the delta force commander in in northern iraq, which was whose presence was not acknowledged openly by the u.s. government. and he had a meeting. and sulaymaniyah that was brokered by the kurdish authorities there who were not on good terms with the kurdish authorities in erbil. but that's a separate story. and and he met with general mazloum, who was then representing the ypg, a kind of militia. and he basically came up with a concept that that could be the partner force, that could be that would stop volunteers from joining the isis caliphate coming down through turkey basically. and they would stop them in iraq and they would stop them in syria. and there was a basic understanding between donoghue and most of them reach then it wasn't yet approved. and in there were other suitors for general muslim earlier in the day he had a meeting with kassem suleimani, who tried to strike his own deal with the syrian kurds. but mazloum went with the americans and it took some time before this relationship gained traction through the fall.

there are a few showers further north, northern parts of iraq alone. serious pushing into northern around could see a shower too. and a chance have wanted to shout just around the back seat and caspian c. chill to wanted to shout to, to the far north of libya, maybe into the north of egypt too. but from much of north africa. pleasant sunshine coming through. pleasant sunshine, all the way down into the house of africa into west africa. a little bit of dusty, moderate dust haze around northern parts of nigeria, a slightly shower still continuing to the south was a chance to some thunder examples coming through here. they stretched away, right through, gotta into liberia, should be little try their full sierra lee. i'm though showers showing up with a wet weather that we have just around dug up on pushing down 3 camera all the way to angola big. how was coming through here over the next dare say, a note just want to shout, now started to show the how across up mozambique and turning increased the wet that eastern side of south africa to with sponsored by cats on a ways in these turbulent ti

so further north, we have got a few shadow more cloud, northern areas of syria, northern parts of iraq that will slip its way down it and northern parts of iran. and up around the caucuses, sir, we will see some wet weather coming through here with the snow there, over the, the mountains there, as you can see, just as some snow turn to northern areas of afghanistan, pushing over towards the foothills of the himalayas. but south of that pleasant sunshine. over the next few days, probably a sunshine to across northern parts of africa for the north west. we have got a little more cloud there, that's just knock on the edge of those temperatures. we're back recently beginning up into the 30s. it'll be the mid to low twenty's as we go on into the next couple of days for the south, more heavy showers, just along the coastal fringes of west africa, from southern nigeria all the way across into sierra leone foundry shower. certainly a possibility. those storms rumble our way to into good part camaro new to gabon, little more cloud coming back into our angola. some live the showers here. he be s

there are a few showers further north, northern parts of iraq, maybe northern syria, pushing into northern around could see a shower or 2, and a charts of one or 2 showers, just around the back seat and caspian sea shelter one or 2 showers to into the far north of libya, maybe into the north of for egypt tube, for much of north africa. pleasant sunshine coming through. pleasant sunshine, all the way down into the heart of africa into west africa. a little bit of dust hayes, moderate dust. hayes around northern parts of nigeria is live the shower still continuing to the south are, was a chance to some thunder examples coming through here, and they stretch their way, right through garner into liberia. should be little dry there for sierra leone, though showers join up with a wet weather that we have just a round. doug, a bond pushing down 3 cameras, all the way into angola. it's a big shower, was coming through here over the next day or so. and now just want to shout now started to show the house across search mozambie and turning increasingly wet that eastern side of south africa. ah, this

as we go on through sass day, at where to where the coming in across sir parts of syria, northern areas of iraq, it pushes all the way down to the far north of a saudi arabia. but to the south that there you go is fi and drive some lovely sunshine, 36 celsius here in doha, on sunday afternoon. that sherry way may well bring a few spots of rain there to northern areas of a dip. nothing too much to speak of. and normally breeze just blowing in here, plenty a shower across central africa, still some showers there to southern parts of chad into southern areas of nigeria. the wessa weather now started to push his way further southwards, as it should do so, we will see that where to where the stretching its way across so much of the gulf of guinea cameron seeing some rather wet weather and heavier showers into northern parts of angola. wet weather to which that eastern side of south africa pushing into a mattress and peak ah, with frank assessments. if the united states surely felt that you're running a good program, was there to build a nuclear weapon. they would have signed the deal by informed opi

so further north, we have got a few shadow more cloud, northern areas of syria, northern parts of iraq that will slip its way down. its in northern parts of iran and up around the caucuses. so we will see some wet weather coming through here. little bit of snow there, over the, the mountains there's, you can see just some snow turn to northern areas of afghanistan pushing over towards the foothills of the himalayas, but south of that pleasant sunshine. over the next few days, probably a sunshine to across northern parts of africa for the north west. we have got a little more cloud there, that's just knock on the edge of those temperatures. we're back recently beginning up into the 30s. it'll be the mid to low twenty's as we go on into the next couple of days for the south, more heavy showers, just along the coastal fringes of west africa, from southern nigeria all the way across into sierra leone foundry shower. certainly a possibility. those storms rumble our way to into good part camaro new to gabon, little more cloud coming back in to angola. some live he showers, he, he be showers

cloud if a more than a areas just coming across is becca stomped minister, northern parts of iran, just stretching across iraq into the the red sea. northern parts of the red sea, suspicion pieces of cloud and rain on that. i think the heaviest let is to be around northern parts of iran. you can see some, would you whether they're coming back into afghanistan over the bounce in south of that far to dry some lovely sunshine, even though her lo thirty's. over the next couple of days i some pleasant weather coming through. but that bad of cloud and rain, it slipped a little further south. was there be some showers there across much or be rock heading towards queue weight, the sea central parts of iran, seeing some of that wet weather as we go through the next day, or 2, just one or 2 showers into the far north of egypt as well with that same system, just pushing through here much of north africa is dry a quite as warm as it was up towards the northwest, but fine and try for the most part. the coastal fringes of west africa will still see a few lie be showers, and they stretch their way all the way across into li

attacks throughout sierra involves a single woman present attack on the town which is the northern part of iraqsely turkish border. it was just a couple of teargas canisters. one of them falls in the courtyard of a woman. she becomes the only fatality. her family decides to take her out of the country to get oumedical help. dies in turkey and that is a miraculous for her story. best gears coming july 2015 find physical evidence. they have a woman they can a autopsied with the not only fine but they find enoughly of it can be a pretty good forensic profile. from some other source of terrorists. >> in the introduction, you look at isis. and their acquisition will attempts to acquire chemical weapons. but isis of course was trying to acquire them. a difficult did that make it much more difficult to attribute that's an interesting back story to this. the terrorist groups with al qaeda and isis. they are both interested in chemical weapons way back when osama bin laden was running the organization. it was a religious duty for this terrorist group. with the various chemical weapons, try to make thing

area cloud if a northern areas just coming across is becca started minister, northern parts of iran, just stretching across iraq into the, the red se, northern parts of the red sea. since bits and pieces of cloud and rain on that. i think the heaviest lot is to be around northern parts of around it can see some when she, whether they're coming back into afghanistan over the bounce in south of that far to dry some lovely sunshine, even though her lo thirties over the next couple of days i some pleasant weather coming through, but that bad cloud and rain it slips a little further south was obey some showers there across not job iraq heading towards queue weight. the c central part of around seeing some of that wet weather as we go through the next day, or 2, just one or 2 showers into the far north of egypt as well with that same system just pushing through here much of north africa is dry. a quite as warm as it was up towards the northwest, but to find and try for the most part. the coastal fringes of west africa will still say a few lie be showers, and they stretch their way all the way across into liberia. joi

with lebanon. israel views this as good for its security along the northern border. reducing the risk of potential conflict with iraq backed group has been. busy and as the prime minister, as also said, it's not every day that an enemy country recognizes the state of israel in a written agreement in full view of the international community. israel's already started exploiting one of those gas fields named in the maritime agreement out there is pumping. it's been pumping gas in the last 24 hours. so it's already enjoying the economic benefits. lot of attention from israeli media. busy on this meeting to day compared to the fairly low key event, as was shown from the lebanese side. but the israel is here making a lot of this agreement. after more than a year of deadlock and disagreement, iraq's parliament, as finally approved a cabinet presented by prime minister designate mohammed, sheer owls to danny, but mood up the war had, has more from the capital, baghdad. the parliament has finally endorsed or approved the cabinet submitted by mohammed, chit chat suit. any $21.00. ministers have been approved out of $23.00, on

with lebanon. israel views this as good for its security along the northern border, reducing the risk of potential conflict with iraq backed group has bala and as the prime minister, as also said, it's not every day that an enemy country recognizes the state of israel in a written agreement in full view of the international community, israel's already started exploiting one of those gas fields named in the maritime agreement out there is pumping has been pumping gas in the last 24 hours. so it's already enjoying the economic benefits. lot of attention from israeli media on this meeting to day compared to the fairly low key event, as was shown from the lebanese side. but the israelis here making a lot of this agreement, the head of the united nations inquiry has hit out a disarray. the claims of anti semitism, israel's envoy to the un gillan, or dan accused the 3 person independent international commission of inquiry and the occupied palestinian territory including east jerusalem and israel, of being anti semitic after the panel presented its report to a you and committee. the report which was written last month foun

with lebanon. israel views this as good for its security along the northern border, reducing the risk of potential conflict with iraq backed group has been. busy and as the prime minister has also said, it's not every day that an enemy country recognizes the state of israel in a written agreement in full view of the international community. israel's already started exploiting one of those gas fields named in the maritime agreement out there is pumping has been pumping gas in the last 24 hours. so it's already enjoying the economic benefits. lot of attention from israeli media. busy on this meeting to day compared to the fairly low key event, as was shown from the lebanese side. but the israel is here making a lot of this agreement. let's not have to come here now. does air including a virus that can be fatal for children, is putting more strain on the us health care system. and that this information was the fight to keep it factual in the run up to brazil's presidential one of one thing. and tisha patient is rise. if and so is the atmosphere a you read in the way sponsored by kettle aways, as october comes to a clos