s office. i saw people students being split in front of my eyes. they were wiping the knives and then kicking them up. they killed my husband, they killed my son in front of me. i managed to escape with my other children, and i hate for the whole night when i didn't hear anything else in the morning. i went out office for those who dip is oper, berry, and they don't have a single drop of muslim blood in them. on the hard enough. the site is of the armed islamic group, the g. i imposed a reign of terror, but the 1997 mastercard marked a turning point. some negotiated with the algerian authorities. others continued to pursue a g head, including hassan had hob. he set up the self, his group for preaching and combat the g as p. c, and went underground in southern algeria, the algerian jihadists of the g s p c. then crossed the border into mold and molly, and enormous poorly patrol desert region. this is the home of the torak, who called a region as a lot. it's far, far away from baba co. yeah, country north up there are some notables and officials in t

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discussion in scotland that a couple years where people spent a long time talking about the s and p largest laid out their arguments and on several fronts. it was, in many cases, a somewhat conservative with a small c, obviously argument. and, you know, scotland, when in certain states a school elements, i'm one of those would be the monarchy, the head of state would remain. then the queen know the king. should scotland become independent in that continuity would exist? of course, whether that's what the majority of scottish people want or a significant minority. what scottish people, one is a very good question. and you can find polls that say run to about 45 to 50 percent escort. people would like to, to, you know, keep the monarch and an independent school and we can also find pulls that report a significant percentage. similar factors in some cases, would like to see scott, there's a republic with an elected state. and you know, it points to this, what you and i discussed earlier today that the scottish beef is not with buckingham palace. it's with what's happening westminster in london. and that connects again to the queen and the

in front of prince charles, he was sent to observe the solemn transfer of hong kong to the people 'sublic of china, the commonwealth of nations came to replace the empire, which unites almost all former british colonies, protectorates and dominions, but the mood there is also not good last year. charles is already there. i had to hear a lot of unflattering things on the island of barbados, the authorities of which refused to consider elizabeth the second official head, calling it getting rid of the drenched honey with all this difficult state of affairs charles, who also managed to set his own record, will have to deal with. he was the heir to the throne for 70 years this year in london they solemnly celebrated the diamond jubilee of elizabeth ii on the throne this was the last once she, surrounded by relatives, appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace, her health began to noticeably deteriorate. she practically did not appear in public after an audience with johnson, or she was forced to. cancel your secret meeting. those who were going to remotely conduct an official announceme

shows how some people really come through the screen and capture the public�*s affection, and he also did a lot on the cancerfront and affection, and he also did a lot on the cancer frontises. much more for you both in an hour, but thanks very much for now. do join us at 11:30pm and we'll be back again. bye for now. good evening. it's been a busy night for football clubs as the transfer window deadline passes. chelsea have agreed a deal for barcelona's pierre emerick aubameyang worth £12 million, plus defender marcus alonso. aubameyang scored 13 goals in 2a appearances for the catalan club, afterjoining them from arsenal injanuary. he had a buyout clause of 100 million euros in his contract, but has only played eight minutes for them so far this season. a deal for aubameyang means chelsea chairman todd boehly will have spent almost £250 million, in his first transfer window since buying the club from roman abramovich. liverpool have announced the signing of arthur melo on loan until the end of this season. the 26—year—old brazil international made 31 appearances forjuventus last season, but hasn't played for them during the present campaign. he joined the italian club

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s destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act, here. russians are killing russians in frontection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel�*s right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe�*s after 45 years of division, germany is one. of europe�*s biggest and richest nation. this is newsday on the bbc. i�*m karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines. millions of residents are told to evacuate florida, as hurricane ian brings dangerous winds and heavy rain. the us vice president heads to south korea as the north tests yet more missiles — kamala harris will visit the demilitarised zone at the border. now to the uk, and faced with growing alarm on the financial markets about the government�*s economic strategy, the bank of england has been forced to take emergency

s destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act, here. russians are killing russians in frontm catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel�*s right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe�*s after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe�*s biggest and richest nation. this is newsday on the bbc. i�*m karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines. several european leaders say russia�*s nord stream gas pipeline has been sabotaged — but it�*s not yet clear who might have been responsible. ukraine has led the condemnation of russia — after russian—occupied regions in ukraine voted tojoin russia in self—styled referendums. let�*s turn away from those stories now and take you to cuba where hundreds of thousands of residen

stolen from us in front of the international community and the american people who should not support an aggressive policy towards another people. according to the same foreign ministry, the u. s. is stealing around 80 percent of so as daily oil production and has caused losses of over a $100000000000.00 history as well and gas sectors. around 900 us soldiers, hostile based and syria, after launching a campaign against the islamic state terrace group 8 years ago. with for me as president, donald trump admitting that the mission was eventually mostly focused on surveyors oil fields. but we're keeping the oil. we have the oil, the oil is secure, or we loved tubes be i'd only for the oil. so he has raised the issue with the un secretary general to urge the us to stop violating the rights of the 7 people. if i administer again, says that the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. on. since i have all our julian of algae that come out, the u. s. must restore its army sooner or later, they will withdraw that. so fact, they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism

dear vova, and she cries in front of all armenians near the memorial to the victims of the genocide until the 15th year, in such shots, by the way, they always remain in people 'ss. putin did not cry there. well, none of the russian guests cried there, well, this is also such a reality, you understand, but everyone knows it now what is it? how ready is the united states to take part in such a complex process of settlement, which is obviously needed between armenia and azerbaijan, because the settlement between armenia and azerbaijan is the way to the recovery of the entire caucasus region, since 2000 has participated in these our round conferences became dedicated to the sub-regional conflict and there it was always emphasized that action is needed, the conflict has no solution and a replacement that will continue to operate for a very long time, as we see a truly historical event, as after 2 years ago, eh, it moved, yes, in the way that dried up eh- those who are very dissatisfied with the visit in the park are considered to be supporting the armenian position, the armenian position is now blocking interest as a rejection of the weather, which was concluded af

front of the international community. and the american people who should not support an aggressive policy was another people. according to the syrian foreign ministry, the u. s is stealing around 80 percent of serious daily oil production as cause losses of, of over a $100000000000.00 in serious oil and gas sectors. arounds, 900 us soldiers are still based in syria after launching a campaign against the islamic state. terrorist group, 8 years ago with former u. s. president donald trumpet missing, the mission was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. were keeping new l . we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops. vi i'd only for the oil or theory has raised the issue with the un secretary general to urge the u. s. t stop violating the rights of the syrian people. the foreign minister again say the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism. that home says, i won't argue lena margie, come up to you as must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw that so fact they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism and syria. this

people are killed. we have a special report on the struggle for survival on ukraine�*s front line.sia let�*s go to russia now — where a gunman has opened fire at school, leaving at least 13 people dead — including students. it�*s been described as one of the country�*s deadliest mass shootings in recent years. the shooting took place at �*school number 88�* in the city of iz—hevsk, located in central russia. officials say seven children and six adults were killed, including two security guards and two teachers. the gunman was a former pupil at the school. investigators say at least twenty other people were injured before the perpetrator turned the gun on himself. at the moment, it has been established that he was wearing a black t—shirt with nazi symbols and a balaclava. there were no documents with him, his identity is currently being established. this was the reaction from the kremlin — here�*s spokesperson dimitry peskov: president putin deeply mourns the deaths of the people. children in a school where a terrorist attack took place by someone who apparently belongs to a neofasc

people, there are questions about their support for the monarchy�*s future, but there is unquestionably admiration for the late monarch. navteonhal, bbc news, leicester. and saturday's newspaper fronttion earlier, following the death of his mother, queen elizabeth the second. the mirror described charles's address as �*our new king's pledge to the nation' — where he thanked the queen for her service to the country and promised to lead by example with �*loyalty, respect and love'. �*i pledge myself to you' says the times, featuring an image from the king's address with a framed picture of the late queen at his side. the daily express quoted king charles' poignant message to his mother at the end of his speech where he delivered words from shakespeare's hamlet: �*may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest�*. the guardian focuses on the �*loyalty and love' with which king charles pledged to serve the country, illustrated with a photograph of the king outside buckingham palace, where viewed the flowerrs and tributes left by members of the public. the ft uses the same quote and illustrates its front page article with a photograph of king charles greeting well—wishers outside buckingham

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s. now, where 2 bus loads of migrants have been dropped off in front of the vice president's home in washington, d. c. that says another group of about 50 people was sent from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. to explain this to us, let's bring in hydro castro who's outside the vice president's home in washington. hello, they heidi. so what's behind this move to use these people is political football. right, emily and speaking to the aid workers who are here to help these people, they say this was yet another humiliation that these people who are trying to escape violence and poverty in latin america were made to suffer on an a journey that is at times already dehumanizing, and that's what we saw here this morning, outside of vice president comma harris's residence, some a 100 people getting off of buses after traveling for some 30 plus hours on a bus from texas. just learning now from a group that among those passengers was a person who was diabetic was taken directly to the hospital, came off the bus in bad shape and also an infant who was also apparently injured aid workers say that these again, these are

people in kharkiv stuck on the metro from the resulting loss of power. ukraine is pushing on more than one front. that has risk but it is enough to worry one of putin�*sov. "if changes are not made," he said in an online post, "i will be forced to go to the country�*s leadership." this is the most significant russian withdrawal since they pulled out from kyiv in late march. the human costs for both countries remains huge and on whether it is a price worth paying, the majority of ukrainians feel there is no choice. this is about survival. and the idea of making any concessions to russia remains unfathomable. the kremlin anticipated taking ukraine in a matter of days. 201 of them later, it�*s going backwards. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. our russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. steve, what�*s been the reaction there? this looks like a significant setback for russia.- this looks like a significant setback for russia. , , ., setback for russia. this is what the kremlin has — setback for russia. this is what the kremlin has said _ setback for russia. this is what the kremlin has said today, _ setback for russia. this is what the kremlin has

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these 300,000 people who will take off their rose-colored glasses and get to the front lines. the military are members of the family of the traitor, the homeland is absolutely a copy of kalka 's stalinist methods. but the main thing, my colleagues and i, we considered the military threat, but let's talk about the political one. is this a victory or does it indicate , on the contrary, weakness? a break for a few minutes, our motivating video and we will return to the account of kateryna osadchaya's project to search for the missing find their own today at 21:30 under the occupation they bravely helped others her nephew delivered groceries until he was taken prisoner, her husband helped to take people out of buchi and disappeared" watch and join the search for the union we are invincible today in marathon the only news at 9:30 p.m. 1+1 returns to the air night watch in the future evgeny ostrovska plinsky dmytro snighyryov, a military expert, we are talking in the studio about the consequences and fears of the russian mobilization, which we are trying to uncover and understand them, but returning to that uh, and we talked about it the day before the break after all putin's weakn

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people over the past couple of decades. it's in front of my eyes. eh, it's changed in a positive way. this is respect for the forest. it 'se in this action what you said participates. we're nobody, we just, uh, advertise a little comes with families. not a game already an institution. uh, government agencies are led by executives, so, well, you know, our president is constantly showing i'm destined. he told me personally that how he planted a forest and even reproached us with something, that the elm says that this is a belarusian forest-forming species. why do you create so little? uh, just the same with the light hand of the president, almost the entire country is involved here. flashmobe, let's warm europe, that 's what we wanted to talk about, that since there is such a large number of forests on the territory of belarus, we traditionally plant more forests than we cut down, then, as i understand it, there will be enough raw materials for everyone, of course, there are already problems with raw materials in communication, because now it may be, uh, the problem is not completely solved. it is his consumption, processin

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s. pros and has also reform on hate base violence in america. the white house event gathered experts in survivors to promote a united front against recent attacks. and thousands of people in london are waiting for hours to see the content of queen eliza the 2nd. the cue is stretching nearly 7 kilometers along the river thames. the queen's body will lie in state at westminster hall until her funeral. on monday. you are up to date with the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news after inside story, some the war in ukraine to the global energy crisis. and the impact of climate change, the need for international cooperation has never been more vital. as leaders from a 193 members states gather that the united nations general assembly. will we see any breakthroughs on al jazeera pressure from the west pushes china and russia closer together, shooting pen meets, and vladimir putin on his 1st foreign trip. since the pandemic began for message of these presidents trying to send and kelly reshape international political, economic order. this isn't close for ah o walker's the program? i'm iran, con chinese president. he's making his 1st foreign trip since the pandem

really a people's war, let's move on to the second thesis, it is also, well, the same, roughly so, so to hold the front in donbas, at the same time show at least the slightest success before tomorrow 's the rammstein base, the offensive in the kharkiv region on the city of the ukrainian general staff started a cheerful offensive 9,000 panectors of this grouping of troops that have undergone retraining in britain. and you can in germany there in the sense that in the kharkiv direction of the ukrainian armed forces there are very interesting and informative signs in the form of white the cross of power is our warrior who is really engaged in a very important matter now, we are resisting a competent horde prepared for the west until this panic hysteria about the order even had to be canceled by some expert in the studio right away see but 9,000 cannot be called an army and it is even a little more than half of the soviet motorized rifle nozzle states of the military of time, this is approximately three or more regiments or 10 battalion tactical groups, this is a mess from the point of view of military science at the tactical level, this is quite complex a general battle in a separate ta

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people in disgrace. these are revolutions regardless of who was the initiator of the converted by violence and murder. it 's not a revolution anymore if they don't stop. i'll just strike in frontrliament for 60 minutes, i'll retract our entire movement. it is worth understanding the osadr, a figure in iraqi politics is very significant in his speeches. he defended ordinary iraqis suffering from high unemployment, permanent power outages and corruption. he is one of the few in the country. who can really mobilize hundreds of thousands of supporters in just a few hours, so it's amazing that the rioters listen to him and stop the sit-in outside the parliament. we demonstrators on a sit -in in front of the iraqi parliament announce our move today after receiving orders from the mujahideen and muhtada leader , assadra. may allah bless his soul, we will renounce all protests, to avoid irreparable bloodshed, however, there have already been three dozen dead, hundreds of wounded, and no strategic step taken by the sky by any side iraq is still in a state of crisis, stitched together continues to conflict with each other, the government is disintegrated, but the prime minister does not

well, i really want to somehow correct myself in front of the people in front of the people in order to cover up my guilt to help people. it 'sthat arthur just realized that he's done crying and is ready to ask for forgiveness from the wounded and dead. arthur the gunner. he threw off the coordinates of military and civilian objects. in donetsk, he was recruited on the internet by an employee of the sbu a few of your friends. i asked him to throw off the objects of those areas in all the areas where he lives, from which he knows, and in closed chats of one of the social networks. artur gathered a whole team of like-minded curators. from kiev, he asked for maximum details about the infrastructure of the city after the coordinates were received from donetsk. a blow was struck. here i am arrows obtained information. here, uh, people suffered from me, and then, well, the punishment will come out. me in 20 years. and how much did my mother decide the crime for which i'm facing a uh term for andrei 17 here is the moment of his detention by the mgb officers and here is a clear example of how the sbu, having created a network of secr

and as a result, the people 's republic of china, and also in fact the second front, was created againstin the fields where exercises are taking place. this is the triumph of putin's eastern policy, this is the result that we have been talking about and are talking about. uh, the chinese official media have confirmed that xizen ping is going to nur-rshaltan, kazakhstan yes and will be signing the agreement there. 2 days after this visit, the sco summit in samarkand does this mean, in your enlightened opinion, that the sitting pin will still come to samarkand , which means that putin will meet from xi jinping there, i'm pretty sure of it. you know, in fact, after all, in diplomatic circles , even the possibility of xi jinping coming to vladivostok was discussed. but they chose this option. instead of senzinfin, they sent a third person in the chinese hierarchy and a person very close personally to this. i don't think he will hold any serious talks there. this is a symbol, you understand, this is a symbol of russia's support of putin's support, we are with you, and already a productive mee

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everybody who queues might get to the front, in other words that would have to be a cut—off because there was only a certain amount of time in which people can see the queen�*sater today we will get the official - today we will get the official details about how exactly this will work. people will get that information. once the coffin arrives information. once the coffin arrives in london it is brought here tomorrow to lie in state at around three pn, opens at around 5pm tomorrow and there will be four full days, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday for viewing, for people to pay their respects, and all the way through the night, 2a hours a day, around—the—clock, this will run. but by monday morning things will have to draw to a close, hence that information but also information too coming to say to people they should plan ahead and very carefully because the numbers of people in central london are expected to be considerable, particularly around this area, buckingham palace to the houses of parliament, so people are asked to plan ahead and check with the live travel apps might, transport for london, the metropolitan police, twitter, double —— they will all

front of children. it happened wednesday at oracle park, one out for us was there and said it was traumatizing to see so may people exposing themselves. yesterday lee responded to abc 7'sn instagram, saying that the world was too soft. motley crew concerts are rpg, alvarez needs to grow the x up. >> part of the problem was they encouraged them to do on the jumbo trunk. >> -- jumbo tron. >> some people saw some risquÉ shots. karina: we have seen some concerts were risquÉ things are shown. >> it takes a lot for me to be offended by anything at this point. it seems stupid, we talk about tommy lee we are not talking about a mensa candidate here. he is famous for making a porn tape. having said that if you are going to an adult oriented show might see some things, there is no need for the artist performing to encourage all of that, i do not know how many kids are going to a motley crew concert. i do agree in many ways we have gotten too soft as a society. there is a line to be drawn, good taste. dan: it is immature, it was not just motley crew, joan jet, def leppard, poison. people work coming for a -- were coming for a variety of reasons. >> sounds like you were in the aud

s. now where a group of migrants has been dropped off in front of the vice president's home in washington, d. c. that says another group of about 50 people were sent from the southern state of florida to martha's vineyard in new york to get a sense of exactly what's happening. let's bring in the our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett. hello there. kimberly. what's behind this moved to use these people, essentially as political footballs. and that's certainly the accusation from a democrats here in the united states. that republican governors in this us states of taxes as well as florida are using these undocumented migrants that have entered the united states as political ponds. what we've got here is the situation where these republican governors say they're frustrated that in the case of the republican governor, texas, he says that he has in his state has been bearing the brunt of illegal immigration or undocumented migration. for some time, this has been a strain on his states resources, whether it be schools, hospitals, the police departments, and as a result of the he feels that his time for the rest of the country includin

front of school doors were all democrats, born, raised, died democrat. it is a lie that all of the sudden 60's date switched sides. if you look at all of the people voted against the civil rights, all of the democrats, only two turned republicans. the republican party is a party of individual responsibility, hard work, family, god, and i am urging fellow blacks to look at the history of the republican party and the history of the democratic party and not what democrats have done with welfare to essentially attack the black family and replace government with god and family. a different kind of slavery is being pushed by democrats versus the actual slavery they used to push. host: bruce is in california, democrats line. caller: mr. elder, why did the republicans cheat hillary -- treat hillary clinton so bad during benghazi? what was the deal with biden's son? what was with donald trump, 22 people in his cabinet under some kind of conviction. what is all of that? host: we leave it there and let you have a comment. guest: i have no comment. host: neil in prescott, arizona, you are on the air. caller: i have a you little -- i have a little bit of hist

s and a little bit of a breeze. so came pretty that's pretty pleasant on that front. so a good option for people crowded. look at that. even inland, rather, even along the bay, it's in the 80's. it looks like for much of the week ahead and saturday, you might be saying hark there's some relief there. yeah, well, sort of that cloud cuffs tells us, stephanie, some moisture coming in from the south and this time of year. that's the monsoon that may be at the mid levels of the atmosphere. that's not necessarily a good thing because that will provide maybe an isolated thunder shower, dry lightning stuff like that. plus, added humidity at the surface. so enjoy the dry air. why it's here. make physics work for you, drink lots of water. and we say that all the time. but for pets and all that stuff because you're losing water and you don't even know what so. >> yes, stay hydrated. very important. as karen noloxone told us earlier today at for us for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from all of us here at kron 4. thanks so much for watching. have a great day for watching. have a great day and stay safe. fo