you can see civilians fleeing displacement from august phenomenon continues cmos rocket city both are now empty of presidents in all the surrounding villages what's noteworthy is that the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather looks like there may have been subsidiaries drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still the civilians are fleeing in mosul because of the fear of defensive here no civilians not even hurt. chile's president has signed a law for a referendum on a new constitution and one of the main demands of protesters who've been demonstrating against the government for months but people took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago police tried to break up crowds with tear gas and water cannon the referendum will take place in april of next year well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera afterlife apps silicon savannah stay with us.

you can see civilians fleeing displacement from august phenomenon continues same with rocket city both are now empty or presidents and all the surrounding villages was noteworthy is that the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather look like there may have been subsidiaries drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still the civilians are fleeing in mosul because of the fear of defensive there are no civilians not even birds. libyan government forces say world hell if i have to as fighters have carried out an air strike as an oil refinery compound in zawiya near the china sea and border the attack is the force on the area and just 24 hours libya's national oil company says no one was killed while libyans have come out in large numbers in zawiya against have to and his forces that's after 2 people were killed in as strikes that struck a busy shopping center during rush hour. and u.s. civilian contractor has been killed in an attack on an iraqi military base several rockets were fired into the base near kirkuk which houses both iraqi and

rocket city both are now empty of presidents and all the surrounding villages what's noteworthy is that the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather to look like there may have been some civilians drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still this of ilya's are fleeing a mosque because of the fear of defensive there are no civilians not even birds. chile's president has signed a law for a referendum on a new constitution and one of the main demands of protesters who've been demonstrating against the government for months but people took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago police tried to break up crowds with tear gas and water cannon the referendum will take place in april of next year well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera often life aps 2nd savana stay with us. counting the cost $29.00 teams want to get it's been a world struggle to put aside short term economic game to save the planet for class of america but at least people took to the street you know the spread of wealth at a trade wa

you can see civilians fleeing displacement from on a phenomenon continues same with the rocket city both are now empty of presidents and all the surrounding villages where snow authority is said the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather there may have been some civilians drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still this of ilya's are fleeing in mosques because of the fear of defensive there are no civilians not even birds. sources have told al-jazeera that libyan warlord to leave for half his forces have carried out an air strike at an oil refinery called pounds of we need the chinese you border it's the 4th strike in the area in the past 24 hours libya's national oil company says no one was killed. kazakhstan has temporarily grounded all becky air and for 100 flights after a crash on friday left at least 12 people did not passengers and crew on board the cause of the crash is still. there been more protests in the indian capital new delhi after a controversial citizenship law which critics say. demonstrators bore symbolic handcuffs

out of the you can see civilians fleeing displacement from august phenomenon continues seamless rocket city both are now empty of presidents in all the surrounding villages what's noteworthy is that the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather there may have been subsidiaries drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still the civilians are fleeing in mosul because of the fear of defensive civilians not even birds. libyan government forces say walled khalifa haftar as feiss have carried out an air strike as a rule an oil refinery compound in zawiya near the border and the 4th attack on that area in just 24 hours libya's national oil company says no one was killed chile's president has signed a law for a referendum on a new constitution it's one of the main demands of protesters who've been demonstrating against the government for months but people took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago police tried to break up crowds with tear gas and water cannon the referendum will take place in april next year. the un general assembly

you can see civilians fleeing the displacement from modern phenomenon continues same with a rocket city both are now m.t.f. residents in all the surrounding villages was no authority is said the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather there may have been some civilians drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still this is our flee in a mosque because of the fear of the offensive there are no civilians not even birds other headlines at least 12 people killed in kazakhstan after an airliner crashed shortly after take off the back jets smashed through a wall before hitting a house in almaty with 98 passengers and crew on board. demonstrators in iraq appraised president bottom salary after he refused to name assad laid down the as prime minister danny was nominated by iraq's biggest parliamentary bloc just backed by iran protesters demanding an independent can. israel's leader benjamin netanyahu thanked his the could party members and promised to lead them to election victory after fending off a leadership challenge his rival gideon hope

on end so rocket city were targeted and they are reports of more strikes in the area. the international court of justice in the netherlands is holding public hearings on an appeal relating to the blockade of qatar egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bahrain have been imposing the blockade for nearly 2 and a half years now they accuse qatar's government of spreading instability and supporting terrorism which it strongly denies on june 5th 2017 saudi arabia close qatar's only land border access to the sea is restricted as well arabs were also close forcing qatar airways to make longer detours and look for alternate flight paths qatar says yes based restrictions by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. violates international law let's bring in jim chiles our child who is live for us now at the hague john tell us about what's happened so far in today's proceedings. well the 1st day of hearings have just finished and they centered on the statements made by the blockading nations who have appealed to the international courts of justice to try and overturn a decision made b

you can see civilians fleeing displacement from modern phenomenon continues same with rocket city but are not m.t.f. residents in all the surrounding villages was no authority is said the airstrikes have stopped in the last 2 days because of the bad weather the looked like there may have been some civilians drones flying over the area but there hasn't been any shelling still this if ilya's are fleeing a mosque because of the fear of defensive there are no civilians not even virtual. we're joining us from beirut is joe will soon who works for save the children it's nice to have you with us tell us about the plight that the refuse jesus facing right now and what they're in need of. today especially we're hearing about hundreds of promenades sleeping in their cars because they have nowhere to go or relations are walking towards the border with turkey is so there's no thought of it and the camps i will have to overstretch overcrowd the over the summer we saw this because no new appliances so people have know what has to go without sleeping on the street and that cause an open thin and tho

sources with the government of the national accord and the city of about 88 kilometers south east of tripoli is now witnessing a war as iran the rockets are landing in the area and the civilians have been leaving their homes because of the of the fighting we spoke to eyewitnesses civilians in the city of the they say that the city is almost now empty so many civilians have left their homes because of the random rockets launched by have those forces and have been landing in inside the city of as you know that in select as among the cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to defend tripoli against have the forces so it seems that half the forces are trying to punish the city of them for its affiliation to the government forces well turkey's parliament is back to military dealing creasing cooperation with libya's tripoli government move will allow turkey to widen its activities in the war torn country but as mohamed dougher ports now from istanbul there are still many legal obstacles to overcome before techie can consider to point those troops. these were to fit question is just a relative question of the agreement between l

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. emergency workers say conditions feeling but fires across the australian state of new south wales are as bad as it gets the fires have killed 8 people and destroyed hundreds of homes across the state in new south wales and queensland the fires have burned through a combined air that's larger than belgium the major roads are closed and people have been urged to delay travel because the fires could shift directions unexpectedly now jessica washington has been in the blue mountains west of sydney and reports there are fears that the worst is still to come this is usually one of sydney's most popular tourist attractions the normally picturesquely mountains bordering the outskirts of the city. much of it now decimated by bushfires. they've been burning across large parts of australia for months now with flames as high as 70 metres high in this region alone has destroyed an area 7 times

a rocket attack near the city of kirkuk killed a u.s. defense contractor. several u.s.nd iraqi troopwens group has claimed responsibility for the attack. a refugee crisis is growing months after president trump proclaimed the u.s. mission in syria effectively over. syrian and russian forces are pounding rebel-held idlibce. enthe u. day idthatov 235,000er this nth. nal lle otothn now on the war's >> reporter: the iron bars make it feel like a prison, but this school is now home for these children and their families. an emergency refuge after fleeing a turkish military bombardment with no more than the clothes on their backs. little girls describe the air strikes that rain down on their village. nine-year-old silva told us of the terrifying night when hope e again? "yes," she said. "i want to go back to our school and learn to become a teacher. i want america to get us back." children make up the vast majority of more than 200,000 people who fled the turkish invasion, according to the u.n. all too often, they're the victims, like those caught up in the alleged white phosp

netanyahu was rushed off the stage to a bomb shelter for the second time this year after the rocket targeted the cityampaigning in. the last person to shoot at him is, quote, gone. he was referring to the palestinian islamic jihad militant who was assassinated by israel last month following orders he gave to fire rockets towards israel and then you in september. we are speaking with sources in the gaza strip this evening including hamas, the grouping control of gaza to get more information about what occurred tonight and what faction is there. >> you been studying christmas celebrations and messages from around the globe. what is being stressed this year? you >> from vatican city to notre dame a similar message, a message of hope and unity. take a look. wednesday morning before crowd of thousands pope francis delivered a message of unity calling on people around the world to remember the good in all humans and to help those trapped in places like iraq, syria and venezuela. >> family and social relationships but the light of christ is the greatest, christ brings his life too many children suffering in

africa our next report takes us to kenya where our reporter points the model rocket express a chinese funded railway linking the cities of mombasa. express the high profile undertaking that aims to bring prosperity to southern kenya into 2 cities in particular. time to board the mombasa nairobi standard gauge railway or s.g.r. kenya's most expensive infrastructure project that is says between kenya's capital nairobi and the port city mumbai just under 500 kilometers and 2 years ago in 2017 this journey that we're on would have taken up to 10 hours in fact some passengers on the train see that up to 24 hours have been spent trying to bridge that gap between these 2 cities. towns. ed very fast was on red a fast. phase 2 is bound to happen which means that the standard gauge will be will be running across the country of kenya and eventually leading up to our regional partners uganda and eventually south sudan opening up the region to trade and movement of persons the railway was built by chinese contractors and financed largely by chinese loans that poses a debt burden. putting all this together hasn't come to cheap $380

sources with the government of the national accord and the city of about 88 kilometers so the east of tripoli is now witnessing a war as a random rockets are landing in the area and the civilians have been fled have been leaving their homes because of the of the fighting we spoke to eyewitnesses civilians in the city of the they say that the city is almost now empty so many civilians have left their homes because of the random rockets launched by have those forces and have been landing in inside the city of as you know that it's a letter is among the cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to defend tripoli against have the forces so it seems that half the forces are trying to punish the city of them for its affiliation to the government forces and turkey's parliament has backed a military deal increasing cooperation with libya's tripoli government and trying to defend the capital from war or cliff after that our correspondent mohammed al-douri says it'll be some time before taki considers actually deploying troops. this. question is just a lot of question of the agreement between libya and turkey but what's happening it w

were targeted no one was hurt israel says it was in response to wednesday's rocket attacks from the gaza strip into the southern city of ashkelon where caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu was holding a campaign rally ahead of an unprecedented 30 election in less than a year and a vote is being held after next now failed to form a government but before that national vote he is also contending with a leadership challenge from his own party name reports from western. in april there were fireworks and a jubilant crowd as prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife took the stage to celebrate winning the largest number of seats in the israeli election. tonight is a night of an immense victory 5 months later in front of a sparse crowd a somber netanyahu addressed supporters once again after winning the most seats but failing for a 2nd time to form a government. there can't be and won't be a government that leans on the arab and he's honest parties since then netanyahu has become the 1st sitting prime minister to be indicted for bribery fraud and popular breach of trust charges he says are politically motivated

say that the city is almost now empty so many civilians have left their homes because of the random rockets launched by have to us forces and have been landing in inside the city of as you know that it's a letter is among the cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to defend tripoli against have the forces so it seems that after forces are trying to punish the city of them for its affiliation to the government forces well turkey's parliament has backed a military deal increasing cooperation with libya's tripoli government it's trying to defend the capital from war cliff and after that our correspondent mohammed says will be some time before taki considers actually deploying troops. this. question is just a relative question of the agreement between libya and turkey but what's happening it was going to happen from now on will depend on a formal request that the d.n.a. in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. you know has to send a request to uncurse so that when once they get these request to go back to parliament for another agreement a nod from

rockets and fire crackers are available. the countdown to the countdown has started the cities around the world up preparing for their new using festivities in london big ben was tested for the midnight tolls to mark the start of 2020. 4 other 2 years due to pace. in rio de janeiro as with fireworks are being prepared for the big not copacabana beach where the center of brazil's celebrations with 2000000 revelers expected. and in new york the new the times square crystal ball has been given a practice from 32000 l.e.d. lots of door on the bow which is a whole mock of american museum celebrations a lot of. you're watching to see more news coming at the top of the alpha now i'm anthony how it's thanks for watching. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. truce in the breach of clicks on the phone books 250th birthday we remember going on a voyage of discovery. expedition good.

rockets and fire crackers are available. the countdown to the countdown has started as cities around the world pairing for their new year's eve festivities in london big ben was tested for the midnight tolls to mark the start of 2025 this clock has been silent for 2 years due to repair. in rio de janeiro is. being prepared for the big not come pick a bomb the beach will be the same type of brazil's celebrations with 2000000 revelers expected and in new york the times square crystal ball has been given a practice run 32000. the ball which is a whole lot of american new year's eve celebration so. you're watching news that's all for now don't forget you can get all the lights news and information around the clock on our web site. now but i'm anthony how it's thanks for watching. the printers. have a defeat it.

a rockin city and got a rocket fire >>thousands of fireworks will light the sky on new year's eve at pier 14on the embacadero show producer pat dye is says crews take a coupldays get fireworks loaded and read on the barges this year. he says the skyline will shine extra bright colors are really back really strong. >>that's in the aerial shells plus we have animated shells that we'll have things that spin and and. we gand all kinds ofthings like that firewor can be seen from water level nearly 2000 feet high that piratex aren't the only ones gearing up. emergency managent says they're activating its emergency operation center and bringing in additional 911 dispatchermakes the operation center we are extending our activation. >>anthat's really too so we can coordinate resources. so we'll have local agencies like poli and fire nd mta. within the operations center but will ao have the department of homeland securi. fema, the fbi. all here maki sure that we're well coordinad keeping an eye on things and in the event >>we're all there if you' heading to a show or event the department says

rockets and fire crackers are available. or the countdown to the countdown has started as cities around the world paring for their new year's eve festivities in london big ben was tested for the midnight tells to mark the start of 2025 this clock has been silent for 2 years 2 to repair. in rio de janeiro is. being prepared for the big not bache will be the center of brazil's celebrations with 2000000 bevel is expected. and in new york the times square crystal ball has been given a practice run 32000 l.a. day lots of dawn the ball which is a whole lot of american new year's eve celebration. that. you're watching day doubly news that's often out and forget you can get all the lights news and information around the clock on our web site at w dot com now but i'm anthony howard thanks for watching. but does the brits muddy tires and drums we deliver urgent lifesaving boxes we give everything to reach those who need us the most everybody feeding their futures. boxes for our help of life saving fruit and there's so much more down the road with no names we feel asleep to live a relentless you know promise to.

tonight, us officials blaming iranian backed proxy forces for the strike in which 30 rockets were fired outside the city of kirkuk used by us and iraqi forces. several american troops were injured in the attack. northern mexico under arrest connected to the november massacre of the mormon family of mine including 6 children. group of americans caught in the middle of the gaining dispute. senate minority leader chuck schumer railed against mitch mcconnell for failure to be partial in the impeachment of donald trump. we are back with the panel to discuss. ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >> he broke the law withholding hundreds of million dollars in vital foreign aid that wa

two days ago there was a serious attack on a base where americans were housed near the city of kirkuk, 30 rocketseral us servicemen wounded. this seems to be a direct response to that, hitting the organisation the americans blame for carrying out this string of attacks on their personnel in iraq. the headlines on bbc news... a man appears in court after five people are injured in a knife attack, in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of a rabbi. the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned — despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled out of respect for those affected by the ravaging bushfires. coming up shortly, we'll meet the uk's first paramedics trained to prescribe — in an effort to ease pressure on the nhs. sport — and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher. good evening. three of the top four were in action in the premier league today. liverpool continued their unbeaten run this season to go back to the top of the table. their 1—0 win over wolves wasn't without the customary var talking points either

two days ago there was a serious attack on a base where americans were housed near the city of kirkuk, 30 rocketscemen wounded. this seems to be a direct response to that, hitting the organisation the americans blame for carrying out the attacks on their personnel in iraq. that was alan johnson there. the headlines on bbc news... a man appears in court after five people are injured in a knife attack in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of a rabbi. a quarter of a million people sign a petition calling for sydney's new year's eve fireworks to be cancelled and the money spent fighting nearby bushfires instead. and in a moment, we'll meet the uk's first paramedics trained to prescribe — in an effort to ease pressure on the nhs. the family and friends of a british man and his two children, who drowned in a spanish resort‘s swimming pool, praise—emmanuel, aged 16, died on christmas eve. spanish police believe the deaths happened after they got out of their depth — but mr diya's wife, olubunmi, says all three could swim, and she believes there was a fault with the pool. people who

two days ago there was a serious attack on a base where americans warehoused near the city of krkic, 30 rocketsseems to be a direct response to that, hitting the organisation the americans blame for carrying out the attacks on their personnel in iraq. what can we expect to happen next? this is a very tense time i would say for all those us personnel based on various basesin those us personnel based on various bases in iraq. it is possible that in the days ahead we will see this organisation hit back and take revenge. we have not heard yet from the organisation yet, we do not north suffered casualties but that is possible. we have also not heard from the iraqi government. this militia organisation is nominally pa rt militia organisation is nominally part of the iraqi defence force and here you had the iraqi government, rusi, attacking iraqi personnel in iraq. we have also not heard from eran and any response to that connection the pentagon is making between this militia and the iranians regime. a complex situation, thank you for talking is to it. let us look at other news. a missing firefighter‘

a rock in city and we got rocket as tex gear up for their best show yet. >>the city's department of emergency management says they're preparing at its emergency operation center and bringing in additional 911 distchers makes the operati center we are extending our activation. >nd that's really too so we can coordinate resources. so we'll have local agencies like police and fire anmta. within the operations center but will also have the department of homeland securi. fema, the fbi. all here making sure that we're well coordinated keepg an eye on things and in the event something happens. >>we're all ere if you're heading to a show orevent the department says it's ao important to be on the lookout if you see something say sometng and sign up for emergency alerts all you have to do this xt and why esf. >>to 8, 8, 7, 7, 7, that's and why he s after tripoli triple 7 and you're automatically signed up for text alerts also take no of all emergency exits and have a safe meetg place with your friends and family. >>well you ould also have a plan to get home safely vi

the image of him being rushed off stage as a rocket was fired towards a city he was in, not a good look day before this vote. that may be the smallest problem he faces. he faces charges on bribery and breach of trust. and he's failed to form a government twice, with polls indicating he could fail to form a government again. despite that, political analysts say he is the heavy favorite in this race, against his rival. right-wing politician, a former minister of education, who said he would success where netanyahu has failed. he will bring in more right-wing votes, break the political deadlock and put the likud on its head. it's not just the matter of winning. in previous races, netanyahu has won and won big, 75% or 80% of the vote. that's the number he wants again. why? it shows he's in control of the likud party and is still the leader of the right wing. if this is a close race, like 40-60, or 55-45, it may signal that netanyahu's base is moving in a different direction. that would be a sign of weakness. if the impossible does happen, and netanyahu loses, it could be the end of netanyah

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. french forces have killed $33.00 fighters in the multi region of mali residents of mine on my call made the announcement in a speech in the ivory coast french army command confirmed the death toll in the operation which it sets of place overnight near the tanian border. border security remains a big concern for west african leaders on the summit has ended in nigeria's capital where leaders this cussed fund raising to support the fight against increased attacks and the subhead region the vast than remote area of the southern sahara desert spans many borders and hit includes areas dominated by groups affiliated to eisele and al qaeda. some of. the $56.00 ordinary summit of course was anything but ordinary these are particularly difficult times for the region as attacks by armed groups of escalated in recent months. the rising violence in the same hell in other parts of west africa d

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. in syria at least 25000 civilians have reportedly fled the province for the turkish border as the syrian and russian forces intensify their bombardment at least 3 people have been killed in the major sas strikes syrian troops are advancing on the country's last rebel held area. a plague of locusts in somalia in neighboring ethiopia is being described as the worst of its kind for 70 years the united nations food agency says many are and unable to feed their families because of the destruction to large areas of crops insects have page parts of somalia following weeks of unprecedented torrential rain i am almost locusts punish the whole area became top farms and all plants one 3rd don we won't have anything to feed our children we weren't even able to buy anything from the market. voters in croatia are heading to the polls for a presidential election 11 candidates are running includi

rocket science. host: jackie in salt lake, city. republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. the funny thing about this whole thing is democrats believe what they are saying. that is probably the funniest thing i can get out of this. tohusband and i listened virtually every hour of this process. they keep saying trump is doing this for his own personal gain. frome less than a year out the elections, and they keep pinpointing biden. it doesn't make sense to me that they are throwing out this argument that trump had personal gain by throwing biden out of the race when biden has enough time to throw himself out of his own race. nothing trump can do - -if it was -- if it was a 10 hour last-minute situation, that could play in, but right now it doesn't. there is plenty of time to make sure biden can't run again, or the higher ups on the democrat chain will kick him out anyway. host: thank you all for calling in. we enjoy getting your reaction to the full debate. we will continue getting the reaction tomorrow morning on the washington journal from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. eastern

say that the city is almost now empty so many civilians have left their homes because of the random rockets launched by have those forces and have been landing in inside the city of as you know that in select as among the cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to defend tripoli against half the forces so it seems that half the forces are trying to punish the city of them for its affiliation to the government forces meanwhile the united states has expressed concern over the intensification of have to attacks in libya that comes as turkey's parliament backed a military deal increasing cooperation with libya's tripoli government the move will allow turkey to widen its activities in the war torn country mohammed has more on this now from istanbul. this. question is just a relative question over the agreement between libya and turkey but what's happening it was going to happen from now on will depend on a formal request that the d.n.a. in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. you know how to send the request to uncover so that when once they get the

have 5 games on the schedule today and we will start of course right here in the city of the warriors hosted the houston rockets such a center all decked out in christmas decoration mission bay quite festive 3 seconds left in 3rd warriors up 3 chi bowman with the high parking tear drop. it's a friendly role in the dubs go into the 4th a 5. the 4th quarter now warriors up 9694 james harden step back 3, 3 count that and the foul missed a foul shot his only found shot of the night great defense on him by the warriors couple minutes left word back up 3 moment, a dream agreement a corner and though it's a good day when draymond hitting that shot under 2 to go warriors running away with its green he finished with 20 points to 4, 4 from deep and warrior shocked the rockets one 16 1 oh 4 your final they won 3 straight they'll host the to the city of brotherly love the sixers hosted the reigning mvp walking bucks to pick things up in the second 6 is up 13 to lmpd stripped by the honest he goes the other way in. virtually unstoppable when he's in transition, he finished with 18 points this was all sixers up 23 bensimon f

games on the nba schedule today and we will start of course right here in the city as the warriors hosted the houston rockets. chase center all decked out in christmas decorations misses the mission may right and restive 3 seconds left in 3rd warriors up 3 kibo man with a high arching tear drop. he gets the friendly roll dubbed go up into the 4th of 5 4th quarter warriors up 9694 james harden step back 3 account and one way he would miss the faa shout hard it only took one found shot in the game. he missed it that is it's pretty impressive couple minutes later, we're back up 3 remind green, you know it's a good day when dream and hitting that shot and or 2 ago warriors running away with it, it's green again he finished with 20 points and the warriors shocked the rockets one 16 1 oh 4 your final they won 3 straight and the host in phoenix and on friday. to the city of brotherly love the sixers hosted the reigning mvp in the walking but do we pick things up in the second bead a strip my honest and he goes the other way and does what he does best virtually unstoppable when he's in transition, he had 18 points,

>> we can confirm that at least one rocket was fired from the gaza strip into southern israel till the israeli prime minister was campaigning in that city. he was quickly rushed off the stage by members of his securit team. right now we are working our sources inside the gaza strip t try to determine who exactly fired this rocket. the prime minister on prime minister on his way offstage made a statement that he is taking to twitter to reiterate, he said the one that shot last time is gone the one who tried now should pack his things. he's referring to a now decease member of the islamic jihad organization. this is a militant responsible for firing a rocket toward southern israel when he was campaigning in the city of back in september. two months later, that militant was killed in a targeted assassination by the israeli member military. it left to a 50 hour round of conflicts. about a month ago, right now th prime minister is promising to retaliate against whatever faction inside gaza is responsible for tonight's rocket . i want to note that tomorrow is the primary and israel, that is the party in which the israeli prime minister benjam

in syria at least i people have been killed in a car bombing in the city of silk that's north of rockets a woman and a child are among the dead several others have been wounded. or turkey's president richard pryor burdwan says his country can't handle another wife of syrian refugees as id 1000 people head towards the border the exodus follows hippy bombardment by russian and syrian forces in the last rebel held province of idlib charlotte bellus reports. and so the nude lip is pounded from above its people rushed towards the turkish border scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from russian and syrian friends it's. not a. flip from the bombardment russian warplanes are striking helicopters missiles and rockets we cannot remain there. syrian president bashar al assad boasted his mission to retake the province from former al qaeda affiliates hiatt to here a week ago sunni provinces out of his control the russian backed syrian army celebrated retaking more than 20 villages on it lives fringe inspired by the price dozens of civilians killed tens of thousands displaced of them actually i'm

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that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. now as i mentioned earlier turkey's parliament has ratified a military deal with libya's un backed government but if mohamed adore explains from a farm ball it will be some time before i'm correct considers deploying troops. this. question is just a relative question of the agreement between libya and turkey but what's happening it was going to happen from now on will depend on a formal request that the d.n.a. in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. you know has to send a request to uncurse so that unless they get this quest to go back to parliament for another agreement a nod from parliament and also for the formulation of the monday to what exactly the troops will be mandated to do in libya once they get there before they can be deployed really hearing from sources that the government here is not expecting a formal request from tripoli until pro

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. now turkey's parliament has backed a military deal increasing cooperation when libya's u.n. backed government trying to defend the capital tripoli from half those forces but as mohamad the explains from istanbul it will be some time before ankara considers deploying troops. this ratification is just a ratification of the agreement between libya and turkey but what's happening it was going to happen from now on will depend on a formal request that the d.n.a. in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. has to send a request to uncover so that when once they get these requests it has to go fast of parliament for another agreement and not from parliament and also for the formulation of the monday to what exactly those troops would be mandated to do in libya once they get there before they can be deployed we're hearing from sources that the government he i

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources and the city of. the situation also remains very tense in southern tripoli. as have those forces are still clinging on to the earlier mork military camp which is very strategic in southern tripoli now what is their concern that the fighting will escalate even further especially now that we've had this offer of military support from taki and the government of national unity saying that they want to take that up. well as you know as the government has decided to put this agreement military agreement was to emplace to activate a military agreement and military analysts on the ground say that. the government of national accord receives advanced weapons from turkey including a defense advanced systems and also. fighter jets and drones and this can make a change on the ground in favor of the government forces are of course you know that the government says that have to have that has been supported by t

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city 3 people were killed and a dozen others were wounded according to medical sources sources in the city of. domo tom selection promised to build the border with mexico is taking shape construction crews are busy in arizona but environmentalists fear irreversible damage is being done to one of those biological diverse regions of the entire united states the story. president donald trump's border barrier is under construction in southern arizona. crews with heavy weapons are carving a path through the desert the wall will go along the southern edge of the organ pipe cactus national monument an area of exceptional beauty the u.s. national park service says the 1340 square kilometer monument preserves one of the earth's major ecosystems in nearly unspoiled condition. the united nations designated organ pipe national monument as an international biosphere reserve environmentalists say a wall construction threat these this pristine environment we've got endangered. fish also known as this ann

blad the pro-iranian group hezbollah for a rocket attack on friday that killed an american civilian in the nokuhern city of k donald trump the finger and neighboring an. iran killed an american contractor," he tweeted this morning. "we strongly responded and we alwaysill. they will be held fully responsible."he also warned iraq to do more to protect the embassy. but iraq's government is in bind. the u.s. is still an ally in the fight against so-called islic state, but its relationship with iran is much closer. the embassy is not thoughtedo be in any ite danger, but american reinforcements have already arrived. u.s. marines, part of a special unit, making the short journey from a base in the nearby kuwait. nuala: a little earlier i spoke to the atlantic council's iraq initiative director. >> it is alarming. it is a really sad turn of events. a lot of it is unnecessary because of this sort of back d forth hostilities between tan united state iran, and iraq is caught in the crossfire. i tnk, as i said in my tweets earlier from yesterday t today, i believe that we are going to witness a new relation bad tur

civilians in the city of birth and they say that the city is almost now empty so many civilians have left their homes because of the random rockets launched by have to us forces and have been lending in inside this city of as you know that in select as among the cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to defend tripoli against have the forces so it seems that have the force of trying to punish the city of them for its affiliation to the government forces doing ok then where had thank you. there been closed door meetings in lebanon as the man picked to be its new prime minister tries to gather support from rival political blocs her son and held talks with outgoing leader assad ahead easy as promising to form a government within 6 weeks but how did it is supporters some of them at least aren't happy with his replacement on friday the army fired tear gas at protesters will block hurled rocks how do you know he has called for calm. when there are those are mere i wish all could express themselves in a peaceful way because the arm yourselves and as for all believe the news and the wish if anyone is angry that he can prote

targeted no one was hurt israel says it was a misprints to wednesday's rocket attacks carried out from the gaza strip into the southern city of ashkelon ketek a prime minister benny minutes now was holding a campaign rally at the time ahead of an unprecedented election in less than a year. as always more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on all of our top stories on their al-jazeera dot com inside story is next stay with us. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exam when i went to east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degrades to dowson the police around the world on al-jazeera. capturing ad libbed syrian and russian forces in yet another push to take control of this land rebel held region how much of a chance do they stand this time around what will the human cost be this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than opposition rebel groups in syria have been trying to overthrow the president for the past 8 years now could become the final battle between his forces and rebels the region is the last rebel held stronghold do

that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and random rockets have been landing inside the city emergency workers say conditions fuelling bushfires across the astray and state of new south wales are as bad as it gets the fires have killed 8 people and destroyed hundreds of homes across the state in new south wales and queensland the fires have burned through a combined area that's larger than belgium west african leaders have ended a summit in nigeria's capital of boojum increasing cross border security concerns leaders from the 15 member economic economic community of west african states have discussed fund raising to support the fight against violent attacks in the sahara region. at least 11 people have been killed in airstrikes by syrian government forces and their russian allies in the latest attack on at a province a busy market was struck in the town of. and then the main road as people were fleeing the attack syrian troops are advancing on the last rebel held areas well those are the headlines studio be unscripted continues next thank you for watching . if you want to kno

sources with the government of the national guard and the city of about 88 kilometers so the east of tripoli is now witnessing a war under rockets are landing in the area and the civilians have been leaving their homes because of the of the fighting we spoke to eyewitnesses civilians in the city of. say that this city is almost now empty another person has been killed in australia's bushfires taking the death toll to 3 fire chiefs describe the conditions as catastrophic and as bad as it gets more than 100 bush fires are burning around the largest city sydney and there are fears of more to come and a court in pakistan is sentenced a university lecturer to death for blasphemy she night have fees was arrested in 2013 accused of displaying anti religious content on facebook. super 30 is the program coming up next on al-jazeera that's it for myself and the team here in london. across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting here to raise money for the search efforts of the young woman advocates and family memb

the us blamed the pro—iranian group kata'ib hezbollah for a rocket attack on friday that killed an american civilian in the northern city trump points the finger at neighbouring iran. iran killed an american contractor, he tweeted this morning, we strongly responded and always will. now iran is orchestrating an attack on the us embassy in iraq. they will be held fully responsible. he also warned iraq to do more to protect the embassy. but iraq's government is in a bind. the us is still an ally in the fight against so—called islamic state, but its relationship with iran is much closer. the prime minister condemned america's air strikes at the weekend, but when the crowd moved on the embassy this morning, iraqi security forces did not stop them. paul adams, bbc news. and these are some of the latest pictures showing the protesters outside the embassy — and what is presumably the sentry building now set on fire. and we've also learned that more us troops have been deployed to baghdad from kuwait, to boost numbers at the embassy. the iraq he president has condemned attem pts the iraq he president has condemned atte m pts to

the us blamed the pro—iranian group kata'ib hezbollah for a rocket attack on friday that killed an american civilian in the northern citymp points the finger at neighbouring iran. iran killed an american contractor, he tweeted this morning, we strongly responded and always will. now iran is orchestrating an attack on the us embassy in iraq. they will be held fully responsible. he also warned iraq to do more to protect the embassy. but iraq's government is in a bind. the us is still an ally in the fight against so—called islamic state, but its relationship with iran is much closer. the prime minister condemned america's air strikes at the weekend, but when the crowd moved on the embassy this morning, iraqi security forces did not stop them. the embassy is not taught to be in any in danger but reinforcements arrived and they made a short journey from a base in nearby kuwait. i'm joined now by the atlantic council's iraq initiative director dr abbas kadhim. thank you forjoining us doctor. i am curious to hear how you would describe this situation right now. how significant do you think it is? thank you and i am happy to be

the us blamed the pro—iranian group kata'ib hezbollah for a rocket attack on friday that killed an american civilian in the northern cityrump points the finger at neighbouring iran. iran killed an american contractor, he tweeted this morning... he also warned iraq to do more to protect the embassy. but iraq's government is in a bind. the us is still an ally in the fight against so—called islamic state, but its relationship with iran is much closer. the embassy is not thought to be in any immediate danger but american reinforcements have already arrived. us marines, part of a special crisis response unit, making the shortjourney from a base in nearby kuwait. paul adams, bbc news. the former boss of the car company nissan has fled japan, where he was facing trial over allegations of financial misconduct. once one of the most powerful figures in the car industry, carlos ghosn flew to lebanon to escape what he called "injustice and political persecution". rupert wingfield hayes' report from tokyo contains flash photography. last march, carlos ghosn disguised himself as a construction worker as he attempted to slip past the

targeted no one was hurt israel says it was a misprint to wednesday's rocket attacks carried out from the gaza strip into the southern city of ashkelon ketek a prime minister benny minutes now was holding a campaign rally at the time ahead of an unprecedented election in less than a year. as always more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on all of our top stories on their al-jazeera dot com inside story is next stay with us a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exams when i went to east investigates the pakistani company at legend links selling fake degrees to down and the police around the world on al-jazeera. capturing syrian and russian forces in yet another push to take control of this rebel held region how much of a chance do they stand this time around what will the human cost be this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than opposition rebel groups in syria have been trying to overthrow the president for the past 8 years now it could become the final battle between his forces and rebels the region is the last rebel held stronghold dominate