bite nury chavarria madre enfrenta deportación 13:12"va a ser muy duro.ase, pero si eso pasara... mi corazón se queda aquí." la petición de un asilo político cuando llego esta nación fue negada en su momento y género la orden de deportación que hoy tiene a nury chavarria en una carrera contra el reloj para evitar esa pesadilla. tiene 4 hijos, no de los cuales tiene problemas y necesita de su ayuda. bite erwin martinez hijo 19:25"si eso pasa no se que voy a hacer, porque ella siempre está aquí y no puedo imaginarme si ya no va a estar." por eso organizaciones, congresistas y líderes cívicos le están pidiendo a la oficina de ice que reconsidere la decisión y no tenga que abandonar la que ha sido su casa por 24 años. hoy el consulado general de guatemala, a través de su abogada de inmigración intervino con un mensaje de urgencia para evitar la deportación. bite sharla neach activista connericut para esta activista es horrible e injusto lo que está ocurriendo con esta madre hondureña y con su familia que sería destruida. en una declaración ice indica que maña

reportera: nuri chavarrÍa lleva mÁs de 20 aÑos en el paÍs.te. las autoridades reales llevaron su deportaciÓn y la colocaron grillete electrÓnico para monitorearla. nuri: fue durÍsimo para mí, me la pasÉ llorando, pero ahora me siento mejor de que la gente conozca mi historia, que sepa que no soy una criminal, aunque lo parezca por este grillete. reportera: aunque no hay una decisiÓn final en su caso, por el momento esta madre de familia dice estar agradecida de permanecer con sus seres queridos. >> que tomen conciencia de lo que estÁ pasando, no es justo que estÉn separando familias. ilia: no haberse presentado a una cita con inmigraciÓn hace 13 aÑos le estÁ costando caro a joel col inglÉs, un inmigrante guatemalteco residente en nueva york, a quien lea no ser que serÁ deportado y ya le obligaron a comprar el boleto de regreso. su familia, apoyada por activistas, estÁn luchando para evitar la separaciÓn familiar. eric: una de sus muchas promesas de campaÑa fue deportar solamente a los criminales, sin embargo, las palabras del presidente donal

nury chavarria/norwalk i was in shock. i can't believe it.rprendida ante la situacin. pero ella no est sola. glenn formica/attorney, formica williams 23:04 we've asked for an act of discretion from immigration and customs enforcement.//24:20 the current policy doesn't allow common sense adjudication. solicitamos un acta de discrecin a la oficina de inmigración ya que esta ley no deja espacio para adjudicar, dijo glenn formica, abogado de inmigracin de chavarria. activistas de la organizacin shoreline indivisible en connecticut tambin le han brindado apoyo y esperan poder revertir la orden de deportacin. mientras tanto, esta madre guatemalteca se aferra a la esperanza de un milagro. lorena --- varios padres aseguran que sus niÑos fueron vctimas de abuso psicolgico y sexual por parte de una de sus maestras, en un jardin de niÑos en jalisco.. --como nos cuenta jazive prez , la sospechosa ya fue detenida y se investiga si tiene cmplices --- take pkg :01 banner :18 anonimo :48 juan 01:14 jazive 01:29 eduardo pkg detrs de los muros de este kinder u

the idea is leader appears at the mosque of al—nuri proclaiming the creation of al—nuri proclaiming theof a caliphate. more than two years later, iraqi pro—government forces back by us coalition launched an offensive to retake the city. by november, specialforces offensive to retake the city. by november, special forces enter eastern mosul and missed fierce resistance. life in the city has changed dramatically. civilians are suffering because of water and electricity shortages. museums and mosques destroyed and the dedication to the outside world is destroyed. brutal punishment by anyone contravening the jihadist interpretation of islamic law. in january this year, the government declares eastern mosul has been liberated and an assault begins the next month but it presents a more difficult challenge militants taken advantage of densely packed housing and narrow alleyways to target advancing troops with snipers and suicide bombs. 0n the 10th ofjuly, more than three years after the wall of mosul, iraq ‘s prime minister formally declares victory over is in the victory. the battle has left

family. >> right. >> reporter: to hopefully face their future together. >>> it's unclear how long nuri will be allowed to remain here under the temporary reprieve. her lawyers are firing paperwork for permanent stay since her ultimate goal ties live here in the united states with her children, jose. >> morgan radford, thank you so much. still ahead, why one of the country's biggest banks is paying back tens of millions to some of the customers for selling them something they didn't need. >>> also how near tragedy drove one mother on a crusade how to save lives. >>> we are back with a new issue involving wells fargo again facing accusations of sales malpractice and widespread consumer abuse. the report showing practices similar to the ones that affected a million and a half customers who got unwanted credit cards. this time, the issue is car insurance. here's nbc's steve pas. >> reporter: resulted in 48,000 people who got an auto loan from widespread according to the report. pushed 274,000 into delinquency, racking up fees, damaging credit scores and resulting in 25,000 wrongful vehicle

to the iraqi vice president nuri al maliki has said his country's people will not call the way forward military base there adding that he's already warned the u.s. against such. italy says it will not be threatened by its neighbors over the border control that's just a country struggles for huge influx of migrants we hear from a local mayor who says his town's. r.t. speak exclusively to an almost totally paralyzed man who's conviction for armed robbery brought public outrage and rush. thanks for tuning in and just turned nine in the morning here in the russian capital you're watching our team to national with you this hour is and they say you . top story this hour our correspondent from russia sputnik news agency has been caught up in a gun battle in mosul iraq while she was taking pictures of the mine clearing operation and the historic part of the city she managed to escape unharmed and shared her video with us. about it. in my just a thought well come on over called looking from from a comment about the. where you were once all but so high on who you got there you go fight them and.

family. >> right. >> reporter: to hopefully face their future together. >>> it's unclear how long nuribe allowed to remain here under the temporary reprieve. her lawyers are firing paperwork for permanent stay since her ultimate goal ties live here in the united states with her children, jose. >> she has four of them? >> she has four. >> morgan radford, thank you very much. when we come back we will listen in on a program that teaches kids to make great i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it should not be the first medicine to tre

it is exactly three years to the day that abu bakr al baghdadi announced from the al nuri mosque, whicheek by the iraqi security forces, but three years ago to the day is when abu bakr al baghdadi announced his so-called caliphate, so it is very symbolic, and while that is one of the two twin capitals over in syria, the de facto capital of isis is also being taken from them every single day. >> and just tell us a little bit more about the great mosque of al nauri, the significance of getting that back. >> so the al nuri mosque is a symbolic, not just for iraqis and those from mosul, because it stood for over 800 years a symbol of faith for the iraqis and the muslawis and symbolic for isis and their so-called caliphate has been a false caliphate and they destroyed it themselves, when the counterterrorism service rolled in to within 50 meters of the al nuri mosque, isis destroyed that, so that the iraqis, the muslawis from that area would not be able to have it. this is similar to many of the other types of atrocities that we have seen from isis throughout the last three years. >> tell us

they chose to blow up the nuri mosque along with the black flag that once hung from it. the battle had come down to this tiny piece of mosul, the old city where isis fighters decided to make their last stand. when we came back to mosul a couple of weeks ago, the city was almost unrecognizable. isis militants were and still are fighting to the death for each and every house. we expected that, and we knew that there was no way the iraqi army backed by the might of american firepower was going to lose the battle. what we weren't prepared for was the price the people of mosul would have to pay. this is what victory in mosul looks like. a city the size of philadelphia reduced to rubble, its people dead, injured, or displaced. and this is the old city where the last remnants of the isis fighters holed up. the colonel from the 82nd airborne division is the ranking officer. >> at this point, they really have their heel on the throat of isis and they're about to finish them off in the next several days. >> what's the fight been like from your vantage point? >> it's extraordinaril

they chose to blow up the nuri mosque along with the black flag that once hung from it. the battle had come down to this tiny piece of mosul, the old city where isis fighters decided to make their last stand. when we came back to mosul a couple of weeks ago, the city was almost unrecognizable. isis militants were and still are fighting to the death for each and every house. we expected that, and we knew that there was no way the iraqi army backed by the might of american firepower was going to lose the battle. what we weren't prepared for was the price the people of mosul would have to pay. this is what victory in mosul looks like. a city the size of philadelphia reduced to rubble, its people dead, injured, or displaced. and this is the old city where the last remnants of the isis fighters holed up. the colonel from the 82nd airborne division is the ranking officer. >> at this point, they really have their heel on the throat of isis and they're about to finish them off in the next several days. >> what's the fight been like from your vantage point? >> it's extraordinaril

gran nÚmero de feligreses y lÍderes religiosos hispanos es el nuevo hogar y la Última esperanza de nurida quedar en el paÍs criando a sus hijos. por ahora solamente la niÑa de nueve aÑos se quedaÁa con ella.. >> diego arias, reportando, nos vamos a mÉxico, donde las autoridades abatieron al lÍder del cartel conocido como el ojos con siete supuestos narcos, el operativo en la capital mexicana desatÓ un tremendo caos, raÚl torres llegÓ a la zona que estÁ fuertemente custodiada por elementos del ejÉrcito, raÚl, buenas tardes, adelante. >> los saludo desde ciudad de mÉxico donde hay un intenso operativo por parte de la marina, hoy en la maÑana hubo un enfrentamiento entre elementos de la marina y presuntos delincuentes de este cartel, ocho presuntos delincuentes murieron, entre ellos jesÚs paredes, pero hoy aquÍ ocurriÓ lo que no se habÍa visto en la ciudad de mÉxico, narco bloqueo, desconocidos quemaron un camiÓn para que no llegaran las fuerzas de seguridad, la gente dice que aquÍ hace tiempo viven bajo amenaza del grupo criminal. >> nos amenazaron que querÍan todo el terreno para vender

nury chavarria is the mother of four children who has been in the united states for 24 years. she has been attending regular check-ins with the immigrations and customs enforcement agency since 2011. but at her most recent check-in this spring, she was ordered to leave the country by this is july 20. nury chavarria and her daughter, hayley, speaking at a press conference outside the church thursday. >> my mother is someone i love more than anyone in the world. she is not a criminal. >> i was in shock. i tell him, i'm nonot a crimina. i am a mother. i have four children. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today in minneapolis, where fallout continues following the fatal police shootingng of an unarmed australian woman. transcripts reveal 40-year-old resident justine ruszczyk called 911 twice to report a possible sexual assault outside her home a week ago before

gunfire happened when sarah noordin was filming in a residential area next to the great mosque of el nuri the attacker was hiding in a small room in a primary school the journalist believes it was a sniper we spoke to sara after the incident and we want. it all or all i want need more. and all. one hundred twelve well you know. all the heat but. that. or their lot. is on the ground. when. one. morning i did it all the while. the journalists came under fire despite a total victory over islamic state been proclaimed in mosul earlier this week iraq's vice president no we al maliki has warned there are still more to harness fighters in iraq but in an interview he emphasized one of his major concerns now is to push u.s. forces out of the country iraqi society is against the building of foreign military bases on the territory of the country. the japanese joycean american bases so i told the american news in your interests to return to iraq and build your bases you will get burnt again you will come as invaders and leave is invaded . and the interview iraq's vice president claimed he regrets and

. >> reporter: nury chavarria was 19 when she left guatemala without legal papers.ars she's worked as a housekeeper to support her four children all u.s. citizens, the youngest 9 years old. >> go out to eat with her friend and she always drives me and her and just knowing that we can't do that anymore just breaks my heart. >> reporter: after years of back and forth with immigration chavar thursday, instead decided to fight the order setting up a makeshift home here inside this church, i.c.e. now calling chavarria a fugitive. >> converting your stat us from illegal to legal is pretty impossible. she was doing everything that she could have done. >> reporter: the governor of connecticut and several politicians visiting the church to show their support. >> i'm a dad and a husband and a human being and i cannot see the logic. >> reporter: chavarria's daughter even making a plea to the president. >> my mother nury chavarria is someone i love more than anyone in the world. don't separate my family. >> reporter: for now chavarria sits and waits hopeful somehow she can stay

de este modo nuri con 4 hijos ciudadanos no se separarÁ de su familia, ella estuvo en una iglesia de que va de este aÑo ha encontrado 92 cadÁveres en el desierto de arizona se presumen que son de inmigrantes que murieron en el camino, muchas veces identificarlos resulta una misiÓn imposible. marÍa paula ochoa hablÓ con expertos sobre este experto y nos cuenta. >>> nunca se volviÓ a comunicar con la familia con nosotros. no sabemos nada de ella. >>> la Última vez que priscilla supo de su amiga saida iniciaba travesÍa por el desierto de arizona >>> si me dice el nombre completo de la persona desaparecida >>> decenas personas llaman a diario en el centro colibrÍ >>> tomamos reportes de personas desaparecidas desde la familia que nos llaman y luego trabajamos con los mÉdicos forenses que tratan de identificar a quienes fallecen en el desierto >>> desfigurados por el efecto del sol en la piel o por los huesos cargo midos por los animales >>> de este lado son personas sin identificar que querÍan cruzar en la frontera en este momento tiene mÁs de cien cadÁveres, algunos de ellos llevan aÑos

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. >> nury chavvaria is taking refuge in this church. >> i like the country. >> since entering the u.s. illegally in 1993, she's had four. >> she's not a criminal. reporter: her youngest is calling on president trump to hetler stay. >> don't separate my family. reporter: arrest of undocumented immigrants have risen since mr. trump took office, though deportations have dropped. >> they are not allowed to come without permission. >> reporter: in philadelphia on saturday, attorney general jeff sessions called on local officials to help the government crack down on illegal immigration. >> they commit a crime while they're here, what right do they have to demand that they not be deported? >> reporter: many cities have refused to cooperate, and several chunks have taken in undocumented immigrants facing immediate deportation. while immigration and customs enforcement can make arrests at places of worship, agents tend to avoid them, unless they have prior approval from a supervisor or on what they deem exigent circumstances. her supporters point out she's never committed crimes. connecticut s

una iglesia dice que es un milagro que no la hayan deportado en entrevistas con noticia telemundo, nurichavarrÍa llama a la comunidad a no bajar los brazos. todos contra todos estalla la guerra el nuevo director de comunicaciones apunta ale jefe e gabinete. mÁs trabajos amazon ofrecera 50 mil empleos en el paÍs y estas posiciÓn serÁn ocupadas por trabajadores latinos noticias telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticias telemundo. con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> hola que tal buenas tardes un hispano muriÓ a manos de la policÍa y fue por error. el mexicano ismael lÓpez fue baleado luego que la policÍa hicieron un arresto en el domicilio equivocado, ahora sus familiares buscan que se haga justicia. >>> Él era un tipo maravilloso, todo el mundo lo querÍa y respetaba lo que dice esta mujer y ellos quieren saber como la policÍa terminÓ en la casa equivocada matando a su amigo y no deteniendo esta persona acusada de violencia intrafamiliar. dice que en la casa del hombre que buscaban estÁ esta p inmensa y no al frente, esperanza king representante de los abogados de la familia contÓ su version

just days ago iraqi forces achieved a major symbolic win by reclaiming mosul's landmark al nuri mosque in that and chents quarter. >>> and isis militants are putting up a fierce fight in neighboring syria one day after u.s.-backed syrian opposition forces breached the 1300-year-old city wall in raqqah. isis forces have been digging in even booby trapping portions of the old wall to hang on to their de facto capital. >>> an extreme heat wave and 30 large wildfires burning there in 14 states. nearly a quarter of a million acres consumed overnight. a brush fire is threatening homes in the section of los california. two of the biggest fires in the west are in northern nevada, one of those doubled in size just yesterday afternoon. >>> now for a look at your weather. >>> good morning, fire hazards in the west still a big priority and kern. silver dollar fire, brian head, schaefer fire and truckee fire. afternoon and evening breezes combined with near record heat from wednesday going into saturday, the fire threat rises and abnormally hot conditions in idaho. 100-degree temperatures there and

una iglesia dice que es un milagro que no la hayan deportado en entrevistas con noticia telemundo, nuridos estalla la guerra el nuevo director de comunicaciones apunta ale jefe e gabinete. mÁs trabajos amazon ofrecera 50 mil empleos en el paÍs y estas posiciÓn serÁn ocupadas por trabajadores latinos noticias telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticias telemundo. con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> hola que tal buenas tardes un hispano muriÓ a manos de la policÍa y fue por error. el mexicano ismael lÓpez

the iraqi vice president nuri al maliki has said his country's people will not tolerate foreign militarybases there and he's already warned the u.s. against. italy says it will not be threatened by its neighbors over border control that as the country struggles with a huge influx of migrants we hear from a local mayor who says his town's breaking point. and our t. speaks exclusively to a man with a sieve.

now this is all that's left of the nuri mosque. it took here for 850 years. it saw empire after empire. this was the seat of the so-called islamic caliphate. from that minaret once flew the isis flag. it was here where abu bakr al baghdadi announced the start of his caliphate. with just yards remaining u.s. commanders tell nbc news their eyes are open to catch or kill any senior isis leaders who may still be in the city. the overall isis leader, abu bakr al baghdadi is not thought to be in mosul but they're still looking because as one u.s. commander told me, you never know. >> richard engel on the ground inside iraq tonight. thank you. >>> now, a disturbing disappearance here at home in illinois. a young scholar studying at the university of illinois vanished last month and police there fear the worst. a 28-year-old man has been arrested and authorities are now revealing chilling details about what they say was found on that man's phone. nbc's ron mott has the details. >> reporter: tonight, the baffling disappearance of a 26-year-old chinese scholar at the u

gunfire happened when cyrus a nerd then was filming in a residential area next to the great mosque of al nuri the attack it was hiding in a small room in a primary school the journalist place it was a sniper we spoke to sabra after the incident. we want fun to watch it all for the old and. new order. and all but. one hundred well paul goldberger. for you know all the streets. that. we will build. a little but we would like. for your lot. and have it on the ground when i want to know when i will. have any morning i did forward with i did all the while for more than. janice came under fire despite a total victory over islamic state proclaimed in the hole just last week iraq's vice president nouri al maliki has warned there are still more to hide his fighters in iraq but in an interview he emphasized one of his major concerns now is to push u.s. forces out of the country. iraqi society is against the building of foreign military bases on the territory of the country iraqi people not like to reinstall the japanese who rejoiced at american bases so i told the americans it's not in your interests t

the iraqi flag raised over what is left of the historic al—nuri mosque where the leader of the so—calledims. the security forces are close to pushing out the militants but the fighting is not over yet. the battle for old mosul continues. just 500m away from us in this direction, the areas that the militants occupy is getting smaller and as this happens, rescuing trapped civilians becomes extremely challenging. this is one group that managed to find safety. these children were held as human shields by is. most of them were living in an orphanage but the militants moved them closer to where the fighting was taking place. they are tired and hungry. transported here as is occupied their villages. the iraqi forces are now moving them out of the old city. the children are now being looked after by aid workers in a camp outside mosul. they will be safe but like so many here, the future remains uncertain. in new york a gunman who opened fire at the city's bronx lebanon hospital has killed himself and one other person. the shooter, a former employee at the hospital, also wounded six others — five

the iraqi vice president nuri al maliki has said his country's people will not tolerate foreign military bases there adding he's already warned the u.s. against. italy says it will not be threatened by its neighbors over border control that as the country struggles with a huge influx of migrants we hear from a local mayor who says his town's at the breaking point. and r.t. speaks exclusively to a man with a severe muscle wasting disease who was convicted for armed robbery and russian. broadcasting live from the russian capital it's one in the afternoon here in moscow you're watching our team to national with you this hour is and the. a correspondent from russia sporting news agency has been caught up in a gun battle in mosul iraq while she was taking pictures of the mine clearing operation in the historic part of the city she managed to escape unharmed and share her video with us. about it. in must of thought well come on or called looking from from a comment about the. where you were once all but suddenly on who you got there you got what then and. i gather you go for your i do often i

started when sara knew right then was filming in a residential area next to the great mosque of al nuri it was hiding in a small room in a primary school the journalist believes it was a sniper we spoke to sara after the incident and was probably. it. for a. little more. and all. one hundred. rockets all the streets. that. you know they were in. or near a world. on the ground war. one on. one . of the. morning i did all the while for. any delegations currently holding a crunch talks with u.s. lawmakers comes as a leaked memo suggest brussels is preparing retaliate if washington pushes ahead with new anti russian sanctions that could hurt european businesses well to discuss this further let's bring in kate partridge kate what's prompted this move by the e.u. well as you said there i mean this is all about an internal vote which was which has been leaked from the european commission which indicates just how unhappy the brussels is over the prospect of new sanctions against russia because of the implications that they have for the u. and what the nie says is that the european commission is

president is meeting flat repetition on tuesday during a four day trip to russia it comes after newer nuri al maliki said moscow should broaden his political and military presence in iraq artist a partridge has more. money key is meeting president putin instead petersburg on day three of his four day trip here to russia and the meetings that he had yesterday were with sergey lavrov the foreign minister to discuss what about russian cooperation with iraq and how that they can develop relations further in particular spheres like economic space the political balance there and also in the military sphere in the league he called upon russia yesterday to increase its presence in iraq iraq has historic ties with russia and now we need russia's political as well as military presence to restore balance in the region in the interests of the countries and nations living their lives are hearing their russia and iraq seem to have very good relations with in the meantime iraq's relations with the u.s. haven't been so good leaky is a known and vocal critic of the american bases there and also how he's fo

just days ago iraqi forces achieved a major symbolic win by reclaiming mosul's landmark al nuri mosque in that ancient quarter. >>> and isis militants are putting up a fierce fight in neighboring syria just one day after u.s.-backed syrian opposition forces breached the 1,300-year-old city wall in raqqah. isis forces have been digging in even booby-trapping portions of that old wall to hang on to their de facto capital. >>> the western u.s. is experiencing an extreme heat wave, and that's just one reason there are at least 30 large wildfires burning there in 14 states. nearly 250,000 acres have been consumed overnight. a brush fire is threatening homes in a section of los angeles, one of several fires burning in california. two of the biggest fires in the west are in northern nevada. one of those doubled in size just yesterday afternoon. >>> now for a look at your weather. >> good morning. fire hazards in the west still a big priority and concern. silver dollar fire, brian head fire, frye fire, schaeffer fire and truckee fire because of low humidity and we're looking for afternoon and

via happened when cyrus knew it and was filming in a residential area next to the great mosque of al nuri the attack was hiding in a small room in a primary school the generous believes it was a sniper we spoke to sarah after the incident and we want fun poor it all for the old and. new. or not and all. one hundred saw for a poor girl. or i could tell you all the three. that . you know did. a little bit like it when. you or your lard can. get it on the ground when i was. when i was. one. of the after the birds have a good morning i did so i decided all the while for me. the journalist came under fire despite a total victory over islamic state being proclaimed in mosul just last week iraq's vice president nouri al maliki has warned there are still more jihad is fighters in iraq but in an interview he emphasized one of his major concerns now is to push u.s. forces out of the country. iraqi society is against the building of foreign military bases on the territory of the country iraqi people not like koreans or the japanese who were joyce that american bases so i told the americans it's not

this was the day iraqi special forces were meant to take back the symbolic al nuri mosque.aders declared victory while they were bitterly fighting. >> reporter: to the side of the mosque is where isis had been. the aim was to encircle the sacred area isis destroyed. they have lost so many to isis. they moved carefully against the enemy. with high-tech help, they rarely see. when an isis fighter is spotted, the artillery rains down throughout the day. that's political impatience for this fight to be over in the afternoon. news reports cited iraqi officials elsewhere as saying the mosque could be retaken. a bizarre scene given how lethally, painstakingly they were advancing. huge political stakes here for iraq. this fight is spear headed by a few dozen men, two bulldozers. they borrowed a drone. >> isis has been relatively quiet during the day. we sense them coming around toward us here. >> more gunfire exchanges and as they grind slowly toward the edge of the mosque, more iraqi officials announce they have retaken it. that's just politics and here is the ghastly reality. civ

this war is not anywhered despite the political rush to declare when the al nuri mosque fell into their hands the fight was almost over. and then what happens afterwards does the shia government in baghdad reach out in the mixed populations willing to provide support. that's the broader challenge for iraq ahead. back to you. >> long, long slog to get to this point. thank you, nick paton walsh for you. >> let's bring in the director of international security studies at the royal united services institute think tank in london. it's good to have you with us this hour on "newsroom." raphael, the head line that we just heard from nick paton walsh that is the battle is in its final stages but in the weeks to come it will be about rebuilding the crumbled infrastructure there. it will be about helping the civilians who have had their lives turned upside down. the fighting is hard but will the next phase be harder? >> we are now on the phase which i think we've seen repeatedly to be the most difficult. with the fighting on the ground. i think a lot of credit has to be given in searing heat and v

this comes just days after iraqi forces took this site, the grand al nuri mosque where al baghdadi seen here in the only video we have seen, claimed the caliphate three years ago. richard engel is in mosul with more. >> reporter: we're in the center of the old city. this is the front line. there's smoke rising from almost everywhere in the skyline. most of that is where there's been air strikes called in by u.s. forces. americans are backing up this operation, but there's iraqi troops who are doing the frontline fighting, clearinghouse to house. it's been difficult. some of the houses are booby-trapped. we room to room fighting. some soldiers who were with us were injured and had toss evacuated, carried out across this rubble. it is a tough fight but iraqis says they are winning it. tlnl still a bit more to clear before all of mosul is free from isis control. there's still people here, still some civilians. a lot of the 1i68ance have previously level, but many of them were trapped. they were so close to isis fighters they were effectively hostages, now as the iraqis are advancing, it's

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