. >> rose: but it will be after ramadan, it won't be before ramadan. >> well yes, more often than not. >> rose: more likely than not after ramadan. >> yes. >> rose: do you think it's going to be the spring or the summer or the fall? and what's necessary to get to that point? because that is the climatic battle. >> i think we have al gated so many brigades who will move to mosul to liberate it. this must be fully equipped. this is one of the reasons i came here. we want this brigades to be fullly equipped with heavy military equipment. and i think an agreement between us. >> rose: obama said you would get the military equipment you need for the battle to come for mosul. >> exactly. >> rose: fully equipped to drive isis dash out of mosul. that's the assurance this president gave you. >> we didn't get involved into the details of course because the details have been left to the secretary of defense to the commands to fulfill this mission. everyone said yes, we can fulfill this mission and everything is on time. and we hope to work towards that. >> rose: because you're an observer of the

. >>> ramadan.le muslim community observe. the religion of islam, as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow, come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid, many south africans would have been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white, asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. this dish, panang curry with beef and eggs. joey's wife, cindy, prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef

some are talking about a reciprocal has she has gone calls christians for ramadan. >> as we report, the growing of christianity is said to be because of the printing by a bible company. >> at one time, the little red book was the only best seller here. now there's been another one and it's been around a lot longer. more than 130 million copies of the bible have rolled off this production line. 30 million last year alone. many exported, but the majority were for the domestic market, purchased for churches, sanctioned by china's atheist government. >> first principle is serve our churches our brothers and sisters. then if we still have the capacity or will, serve the overseas churches. >> the factory publishes bibles in 90 languages from arabic to russian. such is demand for the holy book it remains an around the clock operation. according to official figures around 30 million people are christian, unofficially, it's 100 million. that's more members than the communist party has. while religion is tolerated the government is wary of its growing popularity, reflected here. >> the factory be

. >> our main concern now is shelter, and the holy month of ramadan is approaching so we hope to move to temporary shelters by then. >> these shelters house people waiting for their own homes. safe and secure, communities are kept together. >> the government has pledged to rehouse those displaced in homes like this, but the state of many more is not confirmed. many can't rebuild because it occupied government land illegally and will be located. as many as 160,000 people need safe secure accommodation that can withstandle elements. the process may take a year or even more. >> we were made to understand that the problem is implementation but we do not know the real issue because we leave it to the federal government to sort it out. we are focusing only on our side. >> while state and federal governments decide their responsibilities, it's left to charities to build permanent homes like this. it's a slow process identifying land that is safe and legal to build on. badly damaged infrastructure is being repaired and life slowly getting back to normal. many hope the work can be completed wi

. >> our main concern is shelter and the holy month of ramadan is approaching and we hope to move people to temporary housing. >> reporter: safe and secure, the communities are kept together. together.> the government pledged to rehouse those displaced in a state like this. the state like this are not confirmed. many can't rebuild because they occupied public land illegally. it's estimated 160,000 need safe, secure accommodation that can withstand the elements. the process may take a year or more. >> we will met to understand that the problem is implementation. we do not know the real issue. we leave it to the federal government to sort it out. we are focused only on our sigh. >> while state and central governments decide what their responsibilities are, it's left to charities to build homes like this. it's a slow process identifying land that is safe and legal to build on. badly damaged infrastructure is being repaired. life is getting back to normal. many hope it will be completed been six months, before the next monsoon. >>> still ahead in the newshour we'll have the sport. new master

charlie: it will be after ramadan? prime minister al-abadi: more likely. yes. charlie: what do you think that might be? will it be in the spring, the summer, the fall? what is necessary to get that point because that is the climactic battle. prime minister al-abadi: i think we have allocated so many brigades to liberate mosul. these brigades must be fully ready and equipped. this is one of the reasons why i came here. we want these brigades to be fully equipped with heavy military equipment. i think there is an agreement between us. charlie: obama said you would get the military equipment you need for the battle to come for mosul? fully equipped to drive isis, /dash out of mosul. the assurance this president gave you. prime minister al-abadi: without going into detail because they have been given to the secretary of defense and other commanders. everybody said, yes we can fulfill this mission and it is on time. wheel to work towards that. charlie: because you are an observer of the region, i'm interested how you see surrounding areas. a little bit of controvers

this is during ramadan. do you think the locals who fast all day long when it is 32 degrees and they don't eat all day long are going to go chase a fellow of a mountain to 12,000 feet? it was impossible. they eventually went about hundred 50-200 special forces and their. there is no way you can -- they eventually put about 500-200 special forces in there. probably one of the first visitors to guantÁnamo. these are two afghan pashtuns. try to tell that to an afghan. he was probably sold to the americans. in march 2002, this represents the american commitment. this is a soldier from the 10th mountain division at 5500 feet with a dead taliban. if you look closely, this is something you learn as a photojournalist, to try to include as much detail in a picture as possible. i went down on one knee because it is -- his head had started to decompose. i noticed two sets of rubber gloves. his think attempts had been -- his fingertips had been blued with ink. interesting. another aspect i tried to include in editing wa

this is during ramadan. do you think the locals who fast all day long when it is 32 degrees and they don't eat all day long are going to go chase a fellow of a mountain to 12,000 feet? it was impossible. they eventually went about hundred 50-200 special forces and their. there is no way you can -- they eventually put about 500-200 special forces in there. probably one of the first visitors to guantÁnamo. these are two afghan pashtuns. try to tell that to an afghan. he was probably sold to the americans. in march 2002, this represents the american commitment. this is a soldier from the 10th mountain division at 5500 feet with a dead taliban. if you look closely, this is something you learn as a photojournalist, to try to include as much detail in a picture as possible. i went down on one knee because it is -- his head had started to decompose. i noticed two sets of rubber gloves. his think attempts had been -- his fingertips had been blued with ink. interesting. another aspect i tried to include in editing wa

one, you have ramadan starting in june, that's 30 days.you have the intense heat of the summertime. mark and i were speaking about this earlier having been to mosul in the summer. you are talking about 130 degrees. that makes it very difficult. in addition to that when i was in iraq in december meeting with american commanders there, they were talking about the preparation of iraqi forces raising a lot of questions saying not just months but it could be a year before they are ready to carry out an operation of this intensity, and difficulty. listen all this can change. but at the earliest in the fall is the best assessment i'm getting right now from the pentagon. >> what we are seeing now, these mass graves that have been unearthed in tikrit tikrit has been liberated from isis it was a joint operation, the iraqi military backed by shiite militias backed by iran with some u.s. air power in the process, tikrit is -- but there are literally hundreds if not thousands of iraqi soldiers and other shiites who have been massacred there. these grav

if i start to sound a little cynical, it is because i am, this is during ramadan. do you think the locals who fast all day long, when it is 32 degrees and they don't eat all day long, are going to go chase a fellow up a mountain, to 12,000 feet? it was impossible. so they eventually put about 150 to 200 special forces in there. there is no way you can climatize quickly enough to chase somebody up a mountain and catch somebody who already disappeared to the other side. here the face here, told me is probably yemeni or saudi. and probably one of the first visitors to guantanamo. these are two afghan push tunes. push tunes. pashtuns. violate the geneva convention to show prisoners of war but tell that to the afghan. so he was probably sold to the americans. in march of 2002. this represents the american commitment this is a soldier from the 10th mountain division at 5500 feet with a dead taliban. one interesting thing, if you look closely this is something you learn as photo journalist, to try to include as much detail into a picture as possible. i went down on one kn