next snowfall is expecting region on the old new year's eve. three intercity buses were frozen on the road due to the frosting from our region rescuers have evacuated more than one and twenty passengers. moreover fifty people were evacuated on the cost of action to the highway in him in our area. another ten people in twenty children were rescued from he broke the minibus on the pasta pot with our road four buses also broke down the italian cheesecake and won the hunter area north of kazakhstan region consists of four frozen and brakes were malfunctioning in the cars the rest are evacuated sixty two people. no one was seriously hurt. meanwhile forecasters warned that the warming weather is then expected in the region anytime soon. emergency services working in them and see mode and ask drivers to help pedestrians and cars in that instance they get caught in the ditch or stock. german chancellor angela merkel has fractured the bone in a palace a cross country skiing accident. referring to the statement made by the government press secretary step

so the stronger the fabric and in the political leadership in this region. more likelihood is that there will be a promising outcome to be invited to the pots and ten he's been extremely important to me and to see the time and time during the states of the ottoman state to try to either aix is to the people not to give these television network. and to try to read this post where we had in the internet will we have inside the space to television. i sink is going to be a challenging of ansett and the challenging accomplishment and that perhaps he will be steps owners might be the next easter people to present their views about what i am not going to rush back to drop the safeties in ahmedabad misfortune that a chef to mention the ball go broke. upon bringing them home and abroad moved from the program offers local pubs for use of imported twenty oh four that dumped awesome friendship and six the name and the us. easy on the deal concept was simple and yet hopeful when the snow religious discourse yen on me the challenge of no school privilege and put them on a

he just returned from his 10th trip to the region. he promised that any framework would be fair and balanced. joining me now is riyad mansour, the permanent observer to the united nations for palestine. i am pleased to welcome him. where are we? >> one should admire the tenacity and determination of secretary of state kerry. he is visiting this region almost on a weekly basis for two weeks. he is determined to try to deal with all of these complicated issues. he would like to accomplish the objective of ending the occupation that started in 1967 and for allowing for the independence of palestine so we can have the objective of a two state solution. there have been challenges before him, but he is determined to try to resolve these challenges. we hope that he succeeds in that objective. >> what do we know about what he is trying to do, for example. clearly the israeli objective is some kind of israeli defense forces in jordan, in the river valley. correct? it appears to be part of the conversation. >> for us, we said it is to end the o

peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so we're interested i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working together one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas conference coming up in a few days. president rouhani is going to be there so will be prime minister netanyahu is there any way they too could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview. with us good to be with you. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. against g.m.o. and we think that's. the. right products are pretty cool. there is no. evidence that there is any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in the most trap. is profit. for these golden rice. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish more matches to you. but will turn to angola's stories. that all teach spanish. visit. there is so little self reflection on the part of both them. public and that american decision makers i w

in favor of the nato allies in the region. years,mthe four last russia has doubled its strategic weaponry in our region. say that the state partook in about 6000 nato troops was scenariost article 5 exercise after the cold war. so was -- 2013. , aggressivegest some are now based off of the west exercise after the cold war. bothstimate took part together,oops and all about 100,000 troops. there are lists of different activities from the russian side that we see in a historical sense in the western dimension and military region. in russia, this is one of the priority regions of russia. in addition to that, and has been turned a priority to the future way. whether it will be a danger or not, this is a -- political question. from a military viewpoint, we understand that the balance is not in favor of nato in our region. this is a reality. thank you. >> a question, right here. when you mentioned the kinds of things the united states can do to ensure the u.s.'s commitment to nato security, you did not mention the presence of tactile

as the most radical power in the region feared even by assad's forces meanwhile. it's still feeding the fighters in in syria. america's middle east policies are raising eyebrows with washington's offer to help find this a militant group in iraq appearing to draw it together with iran. also this hour a huge fire sale ireland's consuls of historic cities got under the hammer in europe as cash strapped governments invent new ways to meet their budgets plot. you're going to be to follow that radiation record companies to your horror it's lights are down fears of fracking as a new report reveals hundreds of complaints of contamination but officials and companies in need to ignore them. this isn't international coming to life from moscow hello and welcome to the. several hundred captives of a hard line rebel group links to al qaeda have been freed in syria they were being held by fighters from the islamic state of iraq and find who are one of the most radical jihadist militant groups in the region middle east correspondent. and you might find some footage in her report

peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so with interest. i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas' conference coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so will be a prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview iraq's foreign minister mohammad jalloud sorry i tell you with us good to be with you. previously peacekeepers for our concerned with monitoring peace deals post conflict environment nowadays there are increasingly asked to operate in the. violence to meaning. most what these people have caused over almost twenty years four million people killed millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped. children recruited those soldiers or slaves no. sleep. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked

peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as beyond the persian gulf region so. i don't think there is any strategic impediment to iran and saudi arabia working together one minute before the end of the show really quick question dallas' conference coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so we'll be israel's prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. all right thank you very much for this interview for mr muhammad. ali with us good to be. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went to sort out all the shelves were empty. in november the. warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. move. incredibly heavy bombing. it was a direct very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them would dead. people. pleasure to have you with us here t

the abandonment of iran containment, region-wide. the nuclear agreement is part of this wider shift in our iran policy. if you go back, not too long ago, just a few years ago, and the bush administration and even through into the early obama administration, there was a view in washington of the region as being divided between two different alliance systems. for the sake of convenience, let's call it the horizontal alliance and the vertical alliance. the horizontal alliance was iran, syria, hezbollah, and hamas. the vertical one would be saudi arabia, jordan, turkey. heightenede two were , their differences were heightened in the came together in syria. this is where they clashed. the united states, for the last 35 years, has seen it as its role in the region to contain iran. the rhetoric of the obama administration continues to talk that way, if you look at the state of the union address, the president talked about hezbollah and the need to contain actsllah and iranian throughout the region. if you watch what has been happening in sy

you have to look at the threat coming from the israelis in the region. you have to look at the relation between syria on lebanon, syria on its neighbors and all of these things. this is not something to describe it in a short interview. >> rose: right. >> but the point which i want to make that the support of iran, political support of iran, of syrian and dealing with syrian government is very legitimate, the syrian government is a government that so far has a seat in the united nations, a representative in the united nations, is recognized by the international community as a government. there are some problems over there, of course nobody denies and can deny it. the most important thing is that we have to help people of syria, as far as humanitarian aid is concerned, as far as -- >> rose: so does iran support what russia and the united states are trying to do with respect to the chemical weapons and getting them out of the country. >> we did it. >> rose:. >> exactly. >> rose: and to develop some kind of dialogue that will lead to, on january 22nd, some

policies so certainly a very warring picture unfolding in this region. middle east correspondent paula there with the details paula many thanks indeed for that report. fighters of the same group which has been behind executions and kidnappings in syria are now controlling case it is in iraq's biggest province and drew political research. told my colleague he said now where the rise of radicals in the region is largely fueled by the us policies it seems america would like to help the iraqi government fight the road terrorists that were created because of the occupation of the foreign forces of america and yet in syria next door in syria the same group are being aided to overthrow the government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer are the countries themselves iran is a neighbor of iraq so the spillover deeply of iran. in america will be sitting nice and cozy across the ocean eventually but the u.s. and iran have been propping up different sides of the conflict in syria are they really

policies so certainly a very worrying picture unfolding in this region. and in iraq tribal leaders in the city of fallujah in the anbar province are calling on our car to find us to leave their city is currently surrounded by iraqi government forces ready to launch their offensive and the u.s. is already speeding up its missile deliveries to the country to help now that's in contrast to the syrian rebels who are still enjoying major support from washington that's according to geopolitical research. the united states is still feeding the fighters in syria through its ally jordan so it's very hard to to accept what america said face value when this still continued to support now it seems america would like to help the iraqi government fight terrorists that were created because of the occupation of foreign forces from america and yet in syria next door in syria the same group being aided to overthrow the. government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer the countries themselves meanwhile

postell russia's north caucasus region have been put on security. after six aboard is aware the gunshot wounds were found in small separate cars police are hunting for three suspects they all sold to be armed and driving and a come across the region. details. reportedly at one of these one of those cars as a minor explosive device detonated when the police was on the scene no one was injured fortunately now the authorities are considering several version of what happened they've already considered launching a criminal case and several criminal articles such as illegal possession of arms manslaughter act of terror is not among these considered diversions nevertheless the authorities of the region have imposed a special security alert mode which is called the counter terrorist operation mode in two districts of the region on the usual day that she has would not have probably led to such a high security alert mode but of course in a month's time we'll have these sorts you lympics and the whole region is basically in a special security mold right now th

entry into the region in the early years of the cold war. the roosevelt cousins in particular were -- they were captivated by the example of earlier british arabists, in particular t.e. lawrence, lawrence of arabia. they both read up -- they both grew up reading his account of his involvement in world war i, the seven pillars of wisdom, kim roosevelt's father actually knew lawrence personally, corresponded with him. so, they imbibed this tradition of the romantic british attraction towards the arabs. this is also where the concept of the great dane came in in addition to lawrence they read rudyard kipling, the british bard, and wrote an adventure story about a young angelo indian spy in india at the time of the raj, which shaped kermit roosevelt's childhood in particular, his imagination and his childhood, where his nick name of kim stuck with him threw his adult life came from. it's from this sort of british influence that the roosevelt cousins in particular get this notion of the middle east, the east generally, the orient, as this place o

that's related to region forward. that's our vision for their region.l transportation priorities plan, our sister board we staff is also coming together. i think there's now the moment we need to fix it, need to get to the state of good repair. mr. chairman, if that's not priority number one to meet existing obligations. >> that is the priority. this is an example of regional consensus. we have impact, funding it and board of directors. i know richard sauls, general manager has been coming out to speak to jurisdiction, maryland, virginia and the district about momentum and their plan for 2025 about maintaining and expanding the system. we have an opportunity as chuck was saying with the decisions last year by both virginia and maryland to move forward using the revenue we have in order to improve the system. >> we know metro gets people out of their cars. talk about the challenge that poses in the area you've just indicated there's so many moving here on a weekly and yearly basis. they get jobs with the federal go. and go to suburbs. they bye homes. the

he has strong regional backing. the opposition is fragmented, weak, and there is no sense that anything positive is going to come out of the meetings in switzerland unless there is political force that can push the assad regime to agree to a political transition to a better government a future government. >> professor, looking at what's gone on over the last year and a half why aren't iran and russia looking past assad to the eventual leaders of the country? what is the use of having an ally who is the kingdom of the republic in a denuded state with most of its population outside of the national borders and a totally destroyed infrastructure? >> that's a good question. that's a question that i think had much more potency and relevancy a couple of years ago. now it seems that assad is stronger than he was six months ago. he seems to be riding out this political conflict. both russia and iran have different interests. for iran the stakes are use. iran has been heavily invested in preserving the assad regime. it knows

peaceful area both in the persian gulf region as well as the persian gulf region so with interest. one minute before the end of the show really quick question coming up in a few days president rouhani is going to be there so will be prime minister netanyahu is there any way the two could meet face to. thank you very much for this interview. with us good to be with you. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. and we think that. there is no. evidence that there is any problem with genetic engineering. or is. always. this golden rice. drama. stories others through a few who still know. the faces changed. so pictures of today's. on demand from around the globe. dropped. to fifty controlling the media agenda as social media expands in scope and influence you tube twitter and facebook entertain and inform hundreds of millions of people every day however the same are used to promote hoaxes and mass propaganda pursuits is it inevitable that eventually media is doomed to fall the whims of those famous hijack big internet. play

as contributing to security and stability in the region its soul. ivy was probably a turning point and the mind to go and view of washington team and also the fact that you probably feel led to the mentioned earlier is the fact. on these your meal you know ceases and the nation that we were able to resume peace talks at the end of two cars pull even though you have left office at the time but the only one field would have been possible. with all that you know well where you have they really is and that dastardly is very helpful to taiwan. no need to sew back to triple h's bubble sometimes that's how one making him grow into regional economic meaning well you know far as this had the beef issue in itself was just one. sure other trade disputes in the whole goal of long will it bring in high level economic and commercial visitors from washington and one of the whole goal of outreach to visiting congressional delegations was always to get to that point were we to presume that if the talks its import our relationship economically and worn even keel and

ideally be of great concern to all countries in the region. man up and i don't know what the consequences that would be um it would be i think it would be great fear of destabilization. certainly people are looking at the fact that china inevitably now as an aircraft carriers interest in developing more. as each song range and medium range missiles. access denial weaponry. these are all important factors in us thinking about what will happen. i say it. let's go back to history was recently reading about the cairo declaration. in nineteen forty three in one of the reasons president roosevelt on it so important to me. when john kai shek in cairo. what precisely because esau. trying a gay friendly china has a positive force for stability in the asian region which change color that of course was in the sofa will the civil war years on and such glee because of the civil war because of the nineteen fifty nine soviet chinese defence cracked it and then in soviet and chinese support for north korean invasion in korea the us strategic thinking on the r

i got to revisit one of the most densely populated regions in the war. since the last war with israel the palestinian enclave continues to reveal against the backdrop of precariously spot. the effect that the use of the blockade and the influence exerted by hamas is controlled hit hard should students were struggling and volunteering for more free. they share with us to frustrate the third hole. thus the truth is that it once was and kept in full sun kept on top the eye. i will. does you try to stray cats was actually day. cos breaking news or what. so much the eagles to play. stock while. gordon use the studies and up to the number of amendments to legislation the first boom the recession. the amendments were introduced to the international agreements in the field of finance in such a production. for example double taxation between kazakhstan and switzerland will be eliminated them in joe's members of crude ratification of the protocol between the governments. this will allow tax authorities to exchange information to him and tax evasion. this applies t

then it developed its trade relations with other countries in the region. and of this is an important step for me and you mentioned earlier above the recent sign the new handles the passage in our legacy the month. regarding the feel free to be packed out with the ceiling and also was single. though we do think this is ill with meals something of significance in the ice to washington. it has become one making the domestic market while open accessible and making the plainfield more level you know either. absolutely or your course is not a us decision will allow taiwan to intrigue the trans pacific partnership that utp and modernizing the fact that of course singapore already has free trade relationship with the u s status of that new zealand and singapore both of them inspired to how the money to compete in our mind is a very good beginning for taiwan and i hope taiwan will build on the successes and onto moving the tee pee pee personally i would like to see washington be a little bit more proactive in expressing its support for taiwan's entry into the tee p

to what degree is 91 more important, and for arabists who write on the region, and the region. >> briefly, you're right about how it's sort of -- it flips the region in terms of cold war geopolitical calculations that the side is like likely to fall into the soviet cap rather than the u.s. and stall lip does not have that much interest in the arab countries to begin with, and so -- but that changes with stalin coming to power and he sees that the middle east is up for grabs as the cold war extends into the third world, and the arabists lose the arguments, and within the cia, that james angleton, better known as a chief of counter intelligence runs the israeli's so-called account, which is growing espionage connection between the cia and massad and the arab world lost to the americans, that then increasingly becomes very important alliance for the u.s., not just within the middle east, but elsewhere as well in africa, for example, so, yeah, i -- and your point about 1991, end of the cold war well taken as well. i mean, i don't mean to argue for the insignificance of geopolitical considerat

and i look forward to discussing later on our agenda. 2013 also was a big year for local and regional transportation planning with the adoption of plan bay area the first regional plan to respond to statewide policy and investment policies that tie trapgs transportation to housing goals. last month brought conclusion of the mayor's task force report and much needed revenues for transportation and we'll continue to discuss and shape as we move into the new year and on today's agenda is the adoption of the san francisco transportation plan or sftp and it's our city's strategic transportation blue print that sets our investment priorities for policy discussion for years to come i want to thank staff and our sftpc and the public in this complex and important work. i also want to recognize great staff work on innovative tools such as my street sf.com easy tools to find out where transportation projects are happening and weigh in on priorities. to congestion management and neighborhood access together we're tackling important issues. the agency also kept the funds flowing this year helping

for a generic are also most of the region here today. well we are seeing is just as the siberian i started moving from the west and ushering in all the strong north westerly we insisted that in all the cool they are out about russian northeastern china pushed across the cpp and what's happening though is that the does mobile for hand it's picking up the more easter and dropping off an exceptionally high amount of snowfall in some areas got here. he got to the past twenty four hours next to solve one report the fifty four centimeters of snow we could see that there's still forty six the outcome of that as their main honesty japan coast even on their courts hokkaido up through the weekend really in that system to remain in place along the pacific coastline and the other hand the moment in the center portions of japan will just keep things well known rather dry so good news with that high pressure is dominating northeastern china though remaining chilly out here that's gonna be the case we are looking at some rain showers popping up down he

is policy so certainly a very worrying picture unfolding in this region the u.s. as a red is speeding up its missile i'm drawn to neighbors to iraq while the white house has asked for the senate to allow a patrick helicopter sales to assist the iraqi government it's a different story in syria where rebels to enjoy a major supporter a washington political research. the united states is still feeding the fighters in syria through its ally jordan so it's very hard to to accept what america is that you want this still continued to support now it seems america would like to help the iraqi government fight terrorists that were created because of the occupation of the fire forces of america and yet in syria next door in syria the same group are being aided to overthrow the government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer are the countries themselves. a suicide bombing has killed at least twenty one soldiers at a military recruitment center in baghdad that is believed to be in retired into government a

this will invigorate a region.it is long past time that this ancient part of the world became known for what they can create, not for the conflicts that they can perpetuate. it is long past time that jerusalem, a crucible of the three great monotheistic religions, becomes known not as the object of struggle, but as the golden city of peace and unity, embodying the aspirations of israelis and palestinian's. after decades of struggling with this conflict, we all know what the endgame looks like. an independent state for palestinians, wherever they may be. security arrangements for israel that leave it more secure, not less. a full phased final withdrawal of the israeli army. a just and agreed solution to the palestinian refugee problem. and thence to the conflict and all claims and mutual recognition of the state of the palestinian people and the state of the jewish people. that is our destination. the real challenge is not, what is it? it is how to get there. how to get the leaders and the body politic of both place

government and regional projects have been increased. partially i think because there's a beach elections coming up in june but still. i just mentioned that that this budget was carried out with the assumption that green growth will grow by three point nine percent the year next year and welcome most of the civilian it's nice to live musicians of convicting someone fifty three point five to three point eight percent so it's not a bad estimate but still i wish you had the knife assembly had more time to bowl with some of these assumptions over some of these programs to see it actually wasn't the unrealistically a woman like that. i write thank you very much tougher for three down for joining us this evening. thank you. before your dns and another begins get the latest online soul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint of the cold its local network and why. as you forgot. on arrival that has seventeen always on standby. south what ink and korea will see bigger utility bills in twenty fourteen as gas prices and postal deliver

and we are seeing that at the regional level as well. and so i am glad that we are so inner twined with what is happening at the regional level, too. >> thank you. just in closing i wanted to thank the board so much for your guidance and your hard work and for appointing a great sit ten for the committee to avice her on the team and that public out reach really strengthen and bol tered our efforts to make sure that we are covering and addressing the most important needs and to help to think about that with the city partner and the regional partners as well. i want to thank all of the other agencies who did participate, mta and all of the city agencies the regional agencies as well and we will continue to work with them on the prop k five year programs as rachel said to implement it in every neighborhood across the city. i want to thank her for the hard work and the ex-tened team and the multiple sections of the transportation authority and all of whom collaborated over the past seven years to be sure that we captured the needs and opport

region they want to try to get concessions. as much as possible before sitting on that right now but thank you very much great to talk to you on this other walk of life here a lot a critical perspectives on this thank you very much more news coming away after a very short break this is r.t. international. as the media leave us so we leave the people. i see bush a secure. place to party is it that he pursues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politicking that are. how do you operate dylan piggy. sports such. as i'm not an olympic hockey mom what's a. slam dunk please. eat my fly. speak cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.r.p. interviews intriguing story to tell you. the truth arabic to find out more visit arabic. called. a fourth explosion has rocked the egyptian capital killing one person that comes just hours after a series of deadly blasts shook the city leaving five people dead and injuring dozens more report

the country in the region the eu. i want to comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day oh wait you can find more information. how much i e ppl group don't eat until next time thank you for watching i was. experts say disturbing kong is performing well. the credit sector continues to have a strong disincentive. consumption of goods and services sky. to increase investments in overseas remittances. and the boom business process outsourcing sector remains a major factor behind the stove this fundamental said. we can do it efficiently and sound banking sector and the teachers. however this economic growth has not trickled down to the masses many remain poor and unemployed and investments and we'll give each sunday sunday's open bank report called takings of rights will it include cisco systems development challenge is due to your productivity growth because of snow industry the station. especially in manufacturing. the bpo industry is a success story in turkey. the report says hope is that the needs a strong industrial base. i stopped s

not for the government but first of all for the region's one of the evaluation criteria in the regions will be monetization of utility services. the prime minister said adding that some ears have not disperse the funds yet he gave a commission to the regional governors to dismiss such as of the streets in cities ball aka johnny show also said that this unions claim the bill of about seven million square meters of housing is in all sources of financing over seven hundred and sixty thousand square meters out of them will be built at the expense of the national budget. both past and must remain one of the important issues in the chair and well being of the citizens of our country as the president said as affordable housing that is why the program affordable housing twenty twenty is currently being implemented we make corrections every year proving it and i think we really can build more than ten million square meters of modern housing until twenty twenty. it's all the tasks set for the ministry in implementation of all programs should certainly be completed and in a small hospital in east

thank you. >>> crews across the region working to clear roads of snow. many trucks in charles county still on the roads. they're dropping a brine milk late that will lower the freezing point of water and hopefully prevent streets from icing over. crews said that they would salt and plow roads as long as needed. drivers say winter weather like it can be miserable. >> this here don't do nothing but close things down, make traffic bad. if it's going to snow, bring it on. >> all right. the snow can also be a money maker. some of the salt truck drivers did can make up to $1,000 in one night clearing roads. >>> two death are being blamed on the storm that pounded communities from the gulf coast to virginia. in south carolina, almost ten inches of snow fell. two passengers were killed in two separate accidents. there heavy snowfall believed to be a factor in at least 35 other crashes in that same area. this morning the biggest concern is ice on the roads which could make a mess of the commute. >>> 4:05. the winter storm is causing big pre-existing conditions pr

having this region secure and safe and burgeoning out into. space and again you know the states did a very important thing by removing saddam from power we can all is that without the u.s. support the iraqis could have not removed saddam from power but again the kurdistan region did either stability or security it has not been because of the u.s. presence but definitely removing saddam from power having a new political era in iraq and having a new system in iraq the kurds are trying to be part of. two more strands of kurdistan as regions and to have more resources but also kurdistan a lot of weight to the new iraq that we have after two thousand and three that you mentioned a lot of persecution that hear people say stay in iraq and many other countries and i think one reason possible reason for that is because many of those governments in turkey in iraq under saddam hussein maybe even in syria always saw the currents as a sort of a charge on horse that could be used by the anime's for their own political gains i wonder if you believe that kurd

al qaeda branches estimated to be six thousand men strong with that cells threatening the entire region and the organization was formed by sunni insurgents in april two thousand and four a year after the us launched its invasion of iraq many members of the group are fighting in syria against assad and their force is rapidly gaining influence among the radical elements in the devastated country even lebanon has suffered from the group's activity with its being behind the latest bombing attack in beirut anders care gorg a former danish military intelligence officer who served in iraq believes the country's army won't be able to wipe out the extremist forces in my opinion the coda has never been on the run it might have been downscaling due to pressure but once this pressure is lifted the organization is spreading in full force and it uses these. pauses to regain its strength the fighting ability of the of the isis for instance is very strong but very contained. to localized battles and one thing the isis and the rebels has is is them and it they want to continue fighting the iraqi army re

looks at what is empowering the extremists in the region. you know they run on chaos emboldened by the fighting in syria these al qaeda linked militants overran parts of iraq including the city of. we have said earlier about the serious situation will actually go into iraq and this is what we were warning about chaos in neighboring syria deepened as the u.s. and its allies threatened the syrian government sending the signal to the rebels to fight on to the detriment of a political outcome islamic groups have now taken over the opposition movement there and have even chased the western backed leader of the free syrian army out of the country to be asked you to relieve it along because if you kick it they're going to come out and that's what we did when we invaded iraq you know three and it can bite not just somewhere far in a war zone but here in the u.s. american intelligence and counterterrorism officials now say islamic extremist groups in syria with ties talk to a recruiting and training americans who have traveled there to get them to ca

as the medicines watching a movie flags of al qaeda and that is the most radical pro in the region. it even bite and just enforces the mall. i think it's still a meeting of the site is in its area. america's middle east policies of raising eyebrows with washington's offer to help fight the same medicine great in a broad appearing to store together with a roll. do you follow us a lot higher than the skull souls and historic sites to one of the hammock in europe is cashed up dublin's invent new ways to make that god gets lost. they are contaminated with radiation iraqi police had no heart. it is over for acting as a new report reveals one to complain to contamination with officials and company seem keen to ignore them the new. the it's the philippines national with the difference day. several hundred captives of the hardline rebel group linked to al qaeda have been freed in syria. the helpline forces from the islamic state of iraq and the band who were the most radical jihadists missing groups in the region as of the middle east coast ports to it explains their one mill site. lucky yo

so americans continue to cling to hold the gains in the region. and of course the people that suffer that the countries themselves asus and bombing has killed at least twelve soldiers as mitre recruitment something that count. he's been neat to be retaliation gains the government intends to push up kind of plane to spawn from the chaff. foreign power is out weighing in with the feline stepping up my six months of missile deliveries and the one offering mitre equipment aunties ganesh candidates to run in washington. finding themselves on the same side of the compact because of politics of the last few decades you think about the us and iran as any nice that don't have anything in common that they do and his fight against terror. for one of the kind of care that is not so bright that they make exercising in syria and to give up. radical sunni militants are gaining foretold the new box anbar province. an iraqi government is struggling to drive them out now for americans who had heard the term state sponsor of terrorism so many times use to find you o

region. but if you ask me what has been happening in syria, a major muscle movement by iran in syria -- a major intervention in the conflict by hezbollah and there's no record of serious american attempts to -- even public statements against it. the iranians are taking -- they're not just facilitating it on the ground in syria. they're taking iraqi shiite taking them and sending them as malicious members to fight in syria. with no pushback from the obama administration at all. we have a rhetoric of -- we have the rhetoric of containing them in the region and the reality of not doing anything about it at all. turning a blind eye to. it why is that? i think there are two major factors that work there. one is just a simple decision that the president made very early on. exactly when we don't know. but tom donnelly, the former national security adviser said they ran a review of middle east policy and determined that the united states was over invested in the middle east. and the obama administrat