it picks up random trash as it rolls. and so people know that they knew me as the omega-3 guy they started emailing me. so this is my favorite study. giving children omega-3 fatty acid supplement reduces disruptive behavior which in turn had a positive effect on their parents making them less likely to argue with each other and engage in other verbal abuse -- placebo-controlled trial. i mean, sign me up! i have a son that is 11. we just about to get into the situation. anyway. it is made me think that this was a good avenue for exploration. so i decided to go down that road. the book kind of tries to bounce back and forth between self interest and planetary interest. my greater interest as a science writer is really the planet and the ocean in general. in the taco truck to bounce back and forth between these. the first chapter of the book is called algae stools. and it's because really the omega-3 fatty acid, this was invented by algae. algae or phytoplankton is the main instrument by which solar energy comes into the oce

that's why they have to really try to do these randomized control trials and see what was happening. once they did these most recently especially with the advent of status of all statins of all of these other things that are anti-inflammatory, they stopped seeing an effect on cardiovascular disease. the supplementation was associated with a lower risk of mortality. the sudden death. and this was echoed in the recent report. every time one of the studies comes out i go back to the global organizations and i say about this on. are we done. it's something that comes up. that is it necessarily get to work. in the lay of light of the latest cochrane study. they did find an effect for sudden death. half of all patients first report heart disease and to their patients to their doctors by dropping dead. they seem to have some effect. they could kind of conclude from all this. i could say who has seen them. you know how forest just tends to show up. or nixon in china. it is forest is he just there when something important happens. where does that lead us in our discussion. the thing is, there

part of that is just random fluctuation. coincidence. >> host: you're a professor of economics, how long of you been thinking of this book? >> i've written 13 books. >> i would say probably 20 years. >> why did it take so long? >> it took me a year to write it. it was 20 years of stories of anecdotes. i accumulate these things and then i put it on paper and this is like a lifetime of accumulated things. >> here's professor gary smith's newest book. the surprising role of chance in our lives. >> but tv tapes hundreds of programs throughout the country. here's a look at events will cover this week. on tuesday will be in baltimore to hear white house correspondent, april ryan give an account of her reporting during the trump administration. on wednesday, the biography of senator elizabeth warren at belmont books in massachusetts. on wednesday were at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. where steve hylton will offer his ideas on the merits of populism. on thursday were at the manhattan institute. heather macdonald will h

pete: the type of thing that hits home, random happenings. thanks a lot. brett kavanaugh is willing to testify but under very specific conditions. pete: i should read now. christine blasey-ford's legal team says she will take the stand if there are no questions from lawyers, if brett kavanaugh is not allowed in the room and if only he testifies first. jackie: brett kavanaugh says he's ready to testify as soon as possible. pete: now facing intense scrutiny. >> press secretary ari fleischer says the conditions violate rules of due process. >> professor sword -- professor ford is entitled to make accusations, but does not determine pools of the senate, senators do and there's a bipartisan process for these. that is where the accuser goes first, makes the case and then brett kavanaugh has the ability to listen, not necessarily from the same room, i agree with the lawyers on that, he shouldn't be in the room but he will be in position to answer the questions, rebut the charges. if he hasn't heard them there is no fairness to the process. he needs to hear them.

part of that is random fluctuation. >> you're a professor at pomona college of economics, how long have you been thinking about this book ? >> i've written 13 books. >> right, but this book. >> i say probably 20 years. and. >> why did it take so long? >> it took me a year to write but it was what years of stories and goats and examples. >> all my books are just, accumulate these things and then i put it down on paper and this is like a lifetime of accumulating things. >> there is professor gary smith's newest book of the law, the surprising world of chance in our lives. this is the tv on cspan2. >> authors recently featured on afterwards. >> our weekly author interview program that includes best-selling nonfiction books and interviewers read the hottest lawyer waiting on why democracies around the world are failing to reduce economic growth. former education secretary party duncan look at the successes and failures in schools in america. and political congress their mother provided his thoughts on how progress is influenced academia, the media and culture. in the coming weeks on "after

shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the i.v. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collision of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region to be stopping in israel jordan and turkey his visit comes as the syrian government prepares to retake the last rebel stronghold in the country the u.s. has warned of an all out attack on a deliberate course many civilian deaths stephanie decker reports start from handling the of the turkey syria border border what you're looking at is a province and those tents are just a small part of almost eight hundred thousand. thousand people syri

rockets random shelling that has been targeting get densely populated areas and as you know come as their health ministry announced that there are several civilians among the casualties since the beginning of the clashes that broke out last sunday now. for. four contrie is the united states the united kingdom italy and france have issued a joint statement condemning this collation of violence in the libyan capital tripoli calling on all warring groups to stop the violent actions in tripoli and also the same country is have worn again. threatening security and stability and tripoli and have warned that those behind the violent actions will be will be held accountable for these actions the countries also of the four countries also have rated that all the violent actions against civilians. in violating their international humanitarian law now in the same context we're getting reports from the city of misrata that general general. who is the commander. of the central military region and was recently signed by surprise to put an end to this conflict he has been kidnapped and he has it's

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. >> a suspectedr kil and the random murder. >> news4 at 5:00 starts now. o a womanut killedor in her snatched from her fiance and loving family. >> in the last few minutes, wendy martinez' mother spoke to news4. she said her daughter in one word was splendid. should have she was a good girl. i never imagined this was going to happen. in my heart it's broken. because my daughter was supposed to be married in two months. and over the weekend, we t went look for her wedding dress. so when i saw my daughter dressing up, or trying on her dress, i never imagined she was buying the dress for her burial. >> wendy's mother said that her daughter will be buried in that dress that she had planned to use for her wedding celebration. >> she also s say forgives the killer. news4's chris gordon has our report. >> reporter: close friends of wendy .martin she bled from stab wounds inflicted on her tuesday night at thentersection of 11thnd p northwest while she was jogging. >> she was just engaged last week. wendy should have been shopping for her wedding dress o friday. >>

many civilians were killed by random rockets as the minister. says as the family members tell us here the rocket when it landed here and killed their top sons and you can also see you know their. remains of exclusion you know this was. a team that the market was the explosion was very strong. as much here was also destroyed by the explosions. it is a state of panic among civilians especially with rich random rockets schley rockets landing in densely populated areas and it seems that the government of national movement is not a strong enough to put an end to this conflict people here and so many people in tripoli. blaming the government for not doing enough to stop this conflict well libya has been divided since the fall of moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven the country was left with two separate governing bodies in different locations both claim control over the entire country that are backed by armed groups to brooke in the east is where the house of representatives is based it has links to power for warlord and former army general khal

the stabbing appears to be random.ken to the hospital but will be okay. ( robin )three years in state prison... for the woman who threw a chihuahua off the 7th-floor of a parking garage. it happened in san francisco earlier this year. wakeen best was found guilty of several charges including animal cruelty and auto burglary. prosecutors said, best entered the garage around 2- p.m. february 10th, broke into a mercedes, and took a 4-year- old male chihuahua named dunky... that had been left that had been left inside while his owner went to lunch. best threw the dog from the 7th floor.after completing her sentence, the judge also ordered an additional eight- months on supervised release. ( robin )the family of stephon clark filed a wrongful death claim with the city of sacramento... for the 22-year- old's police shooting death. the clark family is seeking in excess of 15- million dollars. stephon clark was shot and killed back in march in his grandmother's sacramento backyard. officers who shot him believed he was pointin

. >>> plus, missing door, the random car theft that has anr owne scratching his head. >>> and out of state plates. the new plan by one local government to crack down on people who don't register their cars once they move into our area. >>> welcome to "news 4 this we." >> hi, everybody. i'm jim handly. we learn more about the shooting at the jacksonville gaming event. onehe gamers shot is from d.c. aimee cho spoke to his brother this week who also knew thed suspecgunman. >> david katz keeps to himself, he's a manbu of ness. >> reporter: chuting suspect david katz seen at this tournament lastyear, announcers noticed he said very little. >> not here to make friends. >> i remember him bng awkward. >> reporter: abbie franklin went to middle school with david katz in howar county. she said she never expected this kind of viol from him. >> it was chilling. i've been honestly in shock. >> reporter: she says she and her classmates tried to be nice to katz, but that he never opened up. >> they would make money playing games is justwild. >> reporter: over at american university, gamers like sha

shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas that targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the i.v. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collation of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable loud blasts have been heard near the message close to syria's capital damascus. the assad government has previously accused israel of targeting the base which is tonight israel has struck iranian military targets in syria over the past few months at least three people have been killed in a car bomb attack in the syrian city of a north of aleppo the blast happened in front of a mosque near a government building there are also reports of two other. bombings of the towns of donna and seller kid both of which are in providence the newly

. >>> a violent random attack was the start of a late-night crime spree. devin tells us to suspects are in custody while a third is on the run . >> one is currently on the corner knocked out. >> reporter: this came to an end disturbing faction. surrounded by police face down with another in handcuffs. the faces bloody and the lip is bruised. >> they were finley and then they got hyper aggressive. punches were thrown and one pulled out a gun. >> reporter: andrew asked if we would not show his face. they were leaving a nightclub in downtown san jose when they were attacked by three men . >> i was punched twice and a couple of my friends were hit twice and one was knocked out cold. i went to him to make sure he is going to be okay and he is not critical. >> reporter: they did not however get -- police responded a few blocks away. he charged that the police and they knocked him to the ground. they did recover a loaded handgun. city leaders have been encouraging people to work and play in the downtown area for years and robberies like these do not help. the may

. >>> now to a quick arrest and a random murder. the man accused of stabbing the jogger to death in d.c.ow in custody. 35-year-old wendy martinez was killed in her logan circle hood tuesday night. today four of her closest loss.ds addressed their through tears they called her joyful, funny and loving. chris gordon has our story. >> reporter: the d.c.ayor comforted close friends of the murder victim wendy martinez. the 35-year-old was fatally stabbed while jogging tuesday night.us she had become engaged a week earlier and spoke to her fiance and a friend before taking her run. >> sorry. she was asking me to confirm that we would go wedding shopping on friday. of course, i sd s. >> reporter: this surveillance video of the suspect wearing a uniqueustard color shirt and carrying a knife led to informion from the third district police officers. the homicide detectives identified him as 23-year-old anthony crawford who lives if an apartment on hyatt place northwest. he was picked up last night a few blocks away at thisark at 14th and gira

police are still trying to figure out if this was a random or targetted attack.l ) in the east bay... police have arrested a man accused of stabbing an elderly woman in berkeley. 42-year-old mark edward jacobson is now facing attempted murder charges. officers got a call tuesday morning about a woman screaming for help. they then found a woman in her 70's... suffering from a stab wound. jacobson was arrested by police in pinole the next day. ( will ) police in milpitas have arrested one man in connection to a five month investigation into the sale of xanax pills. 21-year-old jeremy vincent correa was arrested august 30th. as police were trying to pull correa over he rammed three police cars and fled the scene. police quickly surrounded correa as he rear-ended another car. correa is being held at the santa clara county jail. ( will ) a concord police officer is recovering this morning following a crash in santa cruz with another car. the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of ocean street and broadway. the officer suffered major injuries in the

the random car theft that has an owner scratching hishead. >>> and out of state plates. the new plan by on local government to crack down onle peop who don't register their cars once they move into our area. >> announcer: welcome to "news4 this ek." >> hi, everybody. i'm jim hadley. this week we learned more about jacksonville at a gaming event. one of the gamers who was shot is from d.c. aimee cho spoke to his brother ewis week who also the suspected gunman. >> rep ter: david catch keep to himself. he's a man of business. >> reporter: shooting suspect seen here at this tournament, announcers noticed he said very >> he's not here to make friends. awkwardmember him being >> reporter: abby went to middle school with him in howard county. ee said she neverpected this kind of violence fromm. hi >> it was chilling. i've been honestly in shock. >> reporter: she says she and her classmates tried to be nice to katz but he never opened >> the fact that they make money wild. games is just >> reporter: gamers like shawnho rileycked by news of the shoot tg. riley is president of the

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we're not seeing random violence with the-2. >> detectives say the attack on martinez appears to have been bo violent and random. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein may be thinking about his next job. he was not fired today during a visit to the white house, but whether he's employed by the end of this week is an open question. here were reports today that rosenstein was headed to the white house this morning to resign or be fired. but a very visible hand shahi with cef of staff john kelly changed that narrative today.il rosenstein meet directly with president trump on thurs y thursday. a"new york times" report last friday claimed rosenstein considered invoking the 25th amendment to reve the president from power. the report even suggested rosenstein condered secretly recording mr. trump last year. rosenstein denies "the times" report. >>> maryland governor larry hogan wants four more years. ben jealous wants his job. and both men squared off in the first and only debate before november's election. it was taped this morning outside of baltimore. both men outlining w they'd be be

i would say it's more than pretty random but maybe not every day on a daily basis and i talked to one man he was a volunteer in a committee that works to help families that have martyrs or injured people in the families and he was saying you know some days there was more than seventy shells so certainly it is a disastrous situation and that man who i interviewed. i had a he lost three young children his wife and his mother in this terrorist attack and it wasn't the first time by the way that his house was hit it was targeted twice before in his neighborhood in general has been targeted ten times by such attacks what do residents say there about the looming battle in. what they say and what syrians i've spoken with around the country. on previous visits and currently say they want a restoration of all of syria to peace and they want an end to the terrorism that's been plaguing them. or as we saw formerly in eastern before that in aleppo and it's their right to live in peace and it's also their right and the syrian government of syria's right to fight such terrorism is we're not talking

he believes the lack of random, —— out of competition testing is hurting boxing.g is rampant. i think the reasoning parties because of the ineptitude of the testing. the testing is down to the nevada commission. a rely on the sanctioning bodies. it all leads to a very confused situation. to do random testing you need to travel, you need expenses of the collector and then the transportation of the materials. it has the chain —— the chain of custody has to be intact. then the laboratory fees. it is costly. if you test a south african, you test in thailand, then in mexico, it is a world programme which gets, located. this matchup has been described as they fight for the ages. but will it prove to be a famous or infamous night for boxing? the two men will come face—to—face with the not at time at the weigh in. it will be interesting to see whether either man tries to score a psychological blow. they would not stand together at the press conference. the ill feeling between the two men. a chance for them to put some doubts in the other‘s mind but also a time to maintain

police believe it was a random attack. they have not maderen . darcy spencers i on the scene tonight with new details on the murder that's rocked a community. >> reporter: leicighting a cand at the scene. a woman is stabbed to death while out for a jog in her own >>neighborhood. worries me, especlly in this area, you think that is t not, like, you think i is safe. >> reporter: wendy martinez had so much going for her. a georgetown grad, chief of staff at a data management company and png for the next step in life, getting married. police believe she was killed by stranger in a random kni attack at 11th and p streets northwest in the logan circl ea. >> you know, this is -- this is as bad as itge . really, obviously, just extremely tragic and very surprisi, as well. >> reporter: this is the man police are looking for, shown on surveillance video just moments before the fatal encounter. he wasearing a mustard-colored shirt. and this is him after the killing, the knife still in his hand. martinez was stabbed just outside a chinese restaurant. she stu

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shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas that targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the r.v. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collision of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable here's president abdul fattah el-sisi has signed off a new laws allowing the authorities to control social media online accounts blogs with more than five thousand followers will be monitored as media outlets journalists accused of publishing so-called fake news can be fined or sent to jail rights groups say it's part of an ongoing crackdown on press freedom. at the venice film festival movies premieres in their big name stars attract most of the attention but this year the crowds have also been queuing up for the various documentar

shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas that targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the i.v. asian still being holed in airport and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collation of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable well still ahead here on al-jazeera made us better presidents just as he made this country back. washington says goodbye to the late u.s. senator john mccain who died last week at the age of eighty one. also a chance to learn how some are helping bring to children get an education while their lives are in limbo those stories after the break. how the weather is set fire across parts of the middle east no great surprise is it going to russia showers they're just around the black sea over towards the caspian sea i think elsewhere will

what a random number it's not random.hat's the stock price number that amazon.com must hit at or stay above to maintain that vaunted and nearly historic $1 trillion market cap. 2,050.27 your number to watch today. >>> another number to watch today is zero. that's how many of the 50 stocks in hong kong's major index are on the rise today. the hang seng down 2.5%. all 50 names are lower led by another drop in chinese internet giant ten haven't. most of the major european averages are down as well. definitely watch all the emerging markets today, especially that eem etf, it's the biggest, the most liquid it's largely a proxy for asian stocks, but still it's one that people use as a problemsitxy that's down 1.5% right now let's bring in kevincurant fro washington crossing advisers thanks for joining us. i know you're optimistic about the u.s. are you becoming at all nervous about what is happening around the world and its possible impact in the united states? >> well, we've been concerned about emerging markets we saw tail ri

shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas that targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the v.a. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata put in the city of misrata now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collision of violence in the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable politicians across the political divide have come together to remember u.s. senator john mccain who died last week aged eighty one former presidents barack obama george w. bush and bill clinton were among the say attended the service in washington but the current incumbent of the white house donald trump was excluded as gabriel alexander explains. a farewell to a giant of american life a man who served his country in war and in politics for over a half century more than two thousand invited guests at the national cathedral at the memorial se

so that's a random example and sometimes that's not even what the artist is intending in a particular political program. in the 19th century, balzac's human comedy was influential with a lot of the early socialists and marxists and is not because balzac was a socialist or a marxist but by depicting the reality around him, he showed a world that was governed i marketforces in a lot of ways . by the vanity of people and how they wanted to occupy for certain positions so a lot of the most profound, complex art as if you look over time a larger political impact. >> i think this notion of art is an important one in terms of quality. we would all agree that manet, picasso are quality artists and the way they represented the body was profoundly disruptive in the late 19, early 20th century and in that era, the change that was coming about in terms of understanding reality at the level of einstein's theory of relativity was profoundly disruptive . we were rethinking how we were understanding reality and what our relationship as humans were to that reality so i think this revolution, this capa

and that these are supporters, but i am just saying that random folks can't drive up to the presidentthe united states in 2018 and ask him for food. >> well, we have seen president obama at soup kitchens and stuff like that. >> yeah, but i think that folks get checked. >> aim glad thi am a glad theya lunch right now. >> and now let's hand it over to "andrea mitchell reports." >>> shutting it down. brett kavanaugh's accuser wants a fbi check before a hearing and that is not needed as echoed by the president. >> i would want to see her and see what she has to say, but i want to give it all of the time they need. they have already given it time. they have delayed a major hearing. >> anita hill has seen it before. >> it occurs to me that two things are going on, that either they don't take this seriously, that

that means on any given random wnba game, the least popular professional sport on the planet earth. there were 1144 more people by backing that there are members of the clan in the whole country. we should be celebrating now. we should expect a football of the five-yard line. there still racism. that's amazing progress for society as diverse as ours is 100 years. that we are told this is a racist country and they had micro-aggressions increased something ridiculous criticizing america is the greatest country in the world and you happen to be born in scotland, somehow that's an affront to you because i'm saying you're not the greatest. would you create something like that. to keep the fuel going in the outrage machine of a horrible racist country, horribly discriminated country. >> would you agree with me that it's also a visual that sells television and that is the reason why its project did? i don't know what else is called a person who did the shooting at charlotte, north carolina. the confederate flag and that became the reason why you tear down the statue in new orleans. it was

that means that any given random wnba game, the least popular professional sport on the planet earth ever there were 1144 more people at that game than there are members of the clan in the whole country. we should be celebrating that. we should inspect the football the five-yard line there still racism. that is amazing progress for a society diverse as ours in 100 years. yet we are told this is a racist country and we have to create micro-aggression and something ridiculous like micro-aggression. america is the greatest country in the world and you happen to be born in scotland, somehow that's an affront to you because i'm saying you're not the gratis. we had to create something ridiculous like that to keep the fuel going in the outreach machine where we are horribly racist country in discriminating when it's really garbage. >> host: would you agree with me that it's also a visual assault on television and that is the reason why it is projected? think about that -- i don't know what else to call this god person who did the shooting in north carolina. there was that one photograph of

so many properties have been have been targeted by random shelling and also that includes that includes. airport that is the only as you know has him the only airport operational in the capital tripoli. vision has been halted in the airport and all the flights have been diverted to misrata. that's of course temporarily according to the authorities . airport now so many people have been forced out of their homes in the southern suburbs of the libyan capital tripoli because of the clashes and they cannot get back to their houses because a state of panic in the whole capital because since last night random shelling have been landing in. nearby the central districts of the capital of tripoli that includes the area around the. airport has m m m a what is the government there doing to deal with this crisis. well so far the national accord the government that that's the tripoli based government seems to be it doesn't doesn't seem to be strong enough to. take an action to put an end to this conflict the prime minister the. prime minister faces. three days ago he is called on an official force t

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shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the i.v. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collation of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable. a large blasts have been heard near the base close to syria's capital damascus. military commanders initially said israeli airstrikes caused an explosion but syrian state media contradicted this saying an electrical fault led to a blast at a munitions dump said to the americas now where mexico's new congress is in session and for the first time in twenty years leftist politicians are in control and it's made up of almost as many women as men home and reports from mexico city on what's behind the change change the political landscape and

shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas that targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the v.a. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata put in the city of misrata now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collision of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable russia has warned that diplomatic talks to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine are now impossible after the killing of a kremlin backed separatist leader on friday. accused ukraine of killing alexander jacker chang go in a an explosion at a cafe in donetsk or in challenge has the details. this is the aftermath of the blast that killed alexander as a car chink or a blackened body can be seen lying on a structure outside the cafe donetsk went into lockdown after the killing with moscow and the russian backed breakaway republic itself call

nick was showing what their software could do a transferred facial movements onto another random face using lips thinking they manipulated the facial expressions of famous politicians in real time. what we're seeing at the moment is a shaking up of the sense of reality we know have we think we know how to recognize what's true and what isn't but now we're finding out it's not as easy as we thought so soon any video can be faked which is a challenge to journalists the german t.v. news program talk show works with their own researchers to detect fake news but so far no software exists to detect fake videos. have to be the most common procedure is to take screenshots of the moments of the sequence which look the most suspicious contain the most information and then i put the screenshots together into a search engine and see where they show on charts in. this video allegedly shows atrocities in north syria but is it real after the images have been broken down into individual screenshots there is a retrospective picture search it's like a jigsaw puzzle and then come in corvettes fish of ti

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of situation will feel they're very they're not direct they're not specifically targeted the very random the sound of those helicopters are terrifying for the civilians on the ground. well. you know. what you know. if you. just. think. it's really quite extraordinary if you stephanie want to pitch is just focusing on one man now and has been carried out from that and if you're saying that this is the biggest escalation yet but they would still be a lot of upside you would think when i was going to say if but when the main offensive begins. well this is what turkey is trying to avoid what you're seeing there are you probably saw in that video it is open land it's countryside it is not densely populated like the cities are a lot of people in that southern area kemal have left over the last you know couple of weeks and months to the northern parts more clear close to where we are which is close to it with city you know these are the more populated areas and then of course you have the i.d.p. camps eight hundred thousand people internally displaced in camps along turkey's border and this is

that means on any given random game, the least popular professional sport on a plant growth, there were 1144 more people at that game and are members of the klan in the whole country. we should be celebrating that. we shouldn't spike the football on the five-yard line. they're still racism but that's amazing progress for society as diverse as ours in 100 years. yet we are told this is a racist country. we had to create micro aggressions to type back your question, create something ridiculous like micro aggressions, merrick is a great country in the world and job and be born in scotland, some of that's an affront to you because i am saying you are not the greatest. we had to create something like that to keep the fuel going in the outrage machine of we are horrible racist country, a horribly discriminated country. when it is really garbage. >> host: would you agree with me it's also a visual that sells on television and that is a reason why it's projected? think about that, i don't know what else to call this scam person who did the shooting in north carolina, and there was that one phot

it is a state of panic among civilians especially with which random rockets play rockets landing in densely populated areas and it seems that the government of national want is not a strong enough to put in this country people here and so many people in tripoli. are blaming the government for not doing enough to stop this conflict. so clearly this is complicated and we want to try to shed a little bit of light on what is going on in libya the logical starting point is the fall of moammar gadhafi that's two thousand and eleven libya was in pieces two separate governing bodies in two different locations asserting control over the whole country and both backed by the armed factions so we'll start over here in the east brooke this is the base of the house of representatives that has the backing of the powerful warlord and former general khalifa haftar who still commands loyalty from large parts of the libyan national then we go all the way over to the west and we're looking at the capital tripoli the government of national accord the g.n.a.t. is recognized by the u.n. as the official government