i love it. >> so saeed is going to read for us, we'll have a q&a. when we get to that portion, please usee the mic in the corner. and then we'll open it up for, yeah, we'll open it upper for questions. so take it away. >> thank you so much. again, thank you for being here. thank you, nashville. thank you to this festival. this is just a real joy. and i'm excited to share my story with you. i'm going to read what i call, you know, the sex, drugs and rock and roll chapter of the book. [laughter] and so what you need to know is the book is basically in four acts, and we'll talk about the journey that gets us to this point. but i'me e going to read a secn is, in someally ways, the soul of the book. and it's the reason why the book is called how we fight for our lives and not how i fought for my life. this is as much about me as you, you'll find out about that. i went to school at western kentucky university, this is winter break, and i am partying with some asu friends in arizona, and at the time i had dreadlocks. they were long enough that when i put o

it's to tunisia now or officials there have confirmed a landslide election victory for saeed the 61 year old former law professor is now set to become president now this vote was closely watched because it's the only 2nd democratic election since the country sparked the arab spring that was 9 years ago saeed thanked the country's young people for turning a new page and vowed to try to build a new tunisia. joy explodes on the main boulevard in tunis proud of this still budding democracy thousands of sides supporters celebrating the men with a say can keep alive the spirits of the 2011 revolution. had any young people say they can use their vote to change the system several political parties give a lot of money to win this presidency but the people and the young ones who are part of the revolution in 2011 did it again a new revolution this time with a ballot. case slate is a low profile conservative low professor he come pain for radical decentralization and pledged to build a democracy that old in the shins including the youth can have a say in. yes we've gotten we will face up to all the

saeed: my name is saeed yassen. i am 15 years old. i live i in amman, that's the citadel of jordan. i usually play video games. but sometimes i play soccer with my f friend. and my favorite team is real madrid when r real madrid w wins. am afraid of the heights in ththe mounins.s. when i step up in the height of the mountain and look to the ground i f feel very, very afrai persallyly, i n't lolovet. my favorite class is english, math, science. but arabic, i hate it very much. i think our life now, it's better than our grandparents'. because the transport in the past was very difficult. now we have planes, busses, cars, and ains, very fast trains, th m make usravevel fastly and very quick. i think the biggest global problem is the poor. i think because in the country they have rich and poor, and that is not equal. all people have to be equal and have our own money. host: : now our series "global ideas," we meet some endangered tropical species in cambodia. our rereporter lea albrecht visited the phnom kulen national park, where conservationists are trying to protect these reptiles fr

[applause]Ãbthank you saeed jon everyone.it's in the signing tent located in the center of the main plaza. thank you for coming. >> thank you next from nashville it's a conversation about race and identity. live coverage of the southern festival of books will continue in just a few minutes. [inaudible background conversations] in the meantime, what to show you a bit of a program you will see tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, here's former utah republican congressman jason j pitts discussing his new book in which he argues liberals are trying to undermine the trump presidency. >> their whole books he could write on just the kavanaugh situation. but the pre-work, we try to focus on his work that they were doing in the outline they had, no matter who it was, this is going to be this was going to be a narrative about a frat boy who was out of control and gone awry. the clearest example, it's been up there it's not brand spanking new in my book but we remind people about the press release that was already written with x xx they just h

corrupt he was in jail for much of the electoral campaign and that for that reason this candidate saeed refused to even campaign while he was still in jail but when they came out when he was released last week they had a presidential debate which ended up convincing a lot of tunisians that saeed was the better. candidate he's seen as someone with clean hands he was involved in the writing of the tunisian constitution youth respected him as a university professor now retired he has some conservative opinions which peeled to appeal to the islamists but this really was. a youth driven vote in favor of revolutionary ideals he does not have a party behind him and he's not the one that's forming the government that will be done by the party that won the parliamentary elections so. let me back up on one thing of the debate that you mentioned this televised debate. how did that play out . well it was interesting kyra we looked like he hadn't spent a minute in jail but you can tell from the way in which they answered the questions and the way in which they presented themselves that saeed whose n

from political outsider to president of tunisia young voters propel law professor of tice saeed to a landslide win as he vows to implement reforms of direct democracy. plus mozambique goes to the polls will the ruling party's decades long hold on power slip our correspondent is on the ground for today's general. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states has imposed economic sanctions on turkey that after president trump demanded an immediate cease fire in syria and a phone call with president erred on the sanctions include an end to talks on a $100000000000.00 trade deal vice president mike pence is also heading to ankara for talks we're getting live pictures right now on the ground the offensive inside syria can continue these are the latest images coming in from ross and that's just across the border with turkey turkey is targeting a number of syrian towns close to its border and has been pushing deeper than expected. now at the same time from the south syrian government forces are advancing to join up with kurdish fighters in the very same area. syrian troops he

and political outsider is poised to become the country's next president exit polls suggest that chi saeed has beaten his rival the media mogul bill curry on a turnout of just 60 percent reports from tunis on what the wind could mean for the country. he has achieved what eluded his predecessors since the 2011 revolution paces i yet won the presidential election with more than 70 percent of the vote a big win and a strong bandaid for an outsider who never gator threw it in his ears complex political landscape throughout the campaign sayet focused his messages on overhauling state institutions and being political divisions and fixing economic problems but. you've shown the world you freely major choice and start a new chapter and i'd like to thank the young for their determination you continue to inspire the world. sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the a

from political outsider to president of tunisia young voters propel law professor saeed to a landslide win a seat back.

because it's only the 2nd democratic election since the country's fault the so-called arab spring saeed thanked the country's young people for turning a new page and val to try to build a near to his ear. you know it flowed on the main bull over in. prague hill bedding democracy thousands of sites supporters say breaking the men would they say can keep alive the spirits of the 2011 revolution. young people so they can use their vote to change the system several political parties give a lot of money to win the presidency but the people and the young ones who are part of the revolution in 2011 did it again a new revolution this time with a ballot so you. say it is a low profile conservative low professor he campaigned for radical decentralization and pledged to build a democracy that all tunisians including the youth can have a say in. yes because we will face up to all the challenges without blood sweat and that will power especially the economic and the social ones because the chinese ian people expect solutions in this respect. but he will have to work with the parliament where no part

streets into the courtroom hong kong's pro-democracy lawmakers are hoping the judiciary will take that saeed they're making a 2nd bid to overturn a facemask man and emergency powers which bypass the legislative council today is about off or tearing those them versus the rule of law i would say this is one of the most important constitutional cases in the history of. this could be the very last constitutional fight on our part of this emergency will just get so pass just like that hong kong will be deep into a very black hole how find that. on saturday protesters lined up hand in hand against the emergency powers forming a human chain and wearing masks in a peaceful act of defiance. to time you go trying to numerous rallies before but i never wore a mask are wearing a mask today like not because i want to hide my identity but to express my anger towards this law back at all when you know subway stations and many shops were closed for much of the weekend following violent clashes on friday hong kong's leader has justified the facemask ban saying her government is only acting to stop the violen

in tunisia for the decisive 2nd round of the country's presidential elections retired law professor saeed backed by a resurgent is the islamists was slightly ahead in the 1st round of voting as opponent is media mogul nabila karroubi who has just been released from prison he's still facing money laundering and tax evasion charges. an estimated 10000 protesters are gathering in central berlin to show solidarity against anti-semite semitism and right wing violence the rally comes after a terrorist attack in the eastern city of hala on wednesday when a gunman killed 2 people near a synagogue. well it was forecast to be the strongest storm to hit japan in 60 years and now typhoon has ward across the country leaving more than 25 people dead and many more injured rescue efforts are underway as record rains have triggered. for flooding and landslides. the rain that battered japan through the longest of nights has mostly stopped folding but the border still break is across large parts of the country for emergency workers charged with the task of rescuing thousands die like gave them a better chan

israelis in competition a suspension had already been imposed on iran last month now the band comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's judo officials to lose a world championship out rather than risk facing an israeli opponent. i walked off the iranian team in tokyo in august in protest around has $21.00 days to appeal the suspension. well 100 years ago it's thought there were more than 2000000 penguins living along the southern coastline of namibia south africa but now africa's penguin colonies are endangered with the populations they're decreasing rapidly our correspondent adrian krishna visited an organization in cape town that's trying to put a stop to this alarming decline. one last chance to relax together before things starts to get uncomfortable. an appointment with dr roberts is not something these penguins seem to be looking forward to so at the moment putting is we just checking on the penguins and making sure that they're all ready for release so we each one has his own thing cause this is a medical record this one he had on this will say he was 70 percent oil and he

official preliminary results from geniuses presidential election sunday confirm a victory for casey saeed the former law professor ran as an independent candidate and gained more than 72 percent of the vote with the country's 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrated in the streets on sunday night after exit polls suggested. police in germany now believe that a syrian man who drowned or stolen truck into several vehicles a week ago did not have a terrorist motive 8 people were injured in the incident in the western german town of nimbin an investigation has now been transferred to local police. the head of bulgaria football federation has announced that he will resign on friday body slovenly hey loves departure comes after both gary and fans targeted england players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying match in severe caught on camera making nazi salutes and direct monkey chants at a place laden bulgaria's prime minister to demand mr new head of resignation despite the abuse on the 2 stoppages it caused england 16 know. not to medal from v.w. sport can

country's presidential election with more than 70 percent of the vote that is according to an exit poll saeed's an independent with no political experience he's pledged to fight corruption and support decentralization. in hong kong pro-democracy activists have held multiple small protests across the territory establishment linked to mainland china including banks and a.t.m.'s were vandalized police say they made dozens of arrests they used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the demonstrators. thousands gathered in central valley on sunday to protest anti semitism and right wing violence it comes after 2 people were shot dead in the eastern german town of hala a gunman attempted a massacre at a synagogue where around 50 people are observing the yom kapoor holiday. well german chancellor angela merkel has told turkey to immediately hope its offensive in northern syria made the demand in a phone call with turkish president or a chip type at a one on sunday according to a german government spokesperson meanwhile syrian government troops are set to deploy along the northern border but the fightin

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that choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon not bill car we and law professor kai saeed the 2 seen as anti establishment establishment and beat more than 20 candidates in the 1st round. a nationwide curfew is in effect in ecuador the government imposed the measure after 11 days of protest against rising fuel prices president lyndon marino deployed hundreds of soldiers to patrol the capital talks to try to end the crisis due to begin later on sunday a powerful tycoon typhoon i'm sorry in japan has left at least 19 people dead dozens more are missing typhoon again this paralyzed tokyo on saturday before moving north more than half a 1000000 homes are without power a cleanup operation is underway and those are the headlines the news continues here after planet s.o.s. next. just there oh. they don't believe in the 2 state solution you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. 0 on bringing you a planet as the rest bestial fro

hundreds of thousands of saeed's the indigenous people from western sahara have lived in these refugee camps for many years now they fled here after morocco annexed their homeland. mani grew up in a camp like this that's all she's ever known. but now she can live her dream having her own pizza service that she delivers to families like many as sudan is whose daily routine is defined by this wasteland. they want to stay here until they get their homeland back. and. yes i remember that we're suffering under these difficult conditions for 40 years we've lived in tents in extreme temperatures with no livelihoods yet. i can help people with my service it brings a bit of variety of the. people are happy to see me. and then she shows us her pride and joy a fast food stand in the refugee camp. it speciality is pizza with camel meat called pizza. in the morning she meets with her employees all young women money who single wants to help other women find jobs she views that as her mission . it all started with a cooking competition which money won. she used the prize money to buy her 1st album an

well professor chi saeed claims victory into his year's presidential election plus. japan ramps up rescue efforts as typhoon haiyan best leaves at least 30 people dead. we begin in syria where government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces which will see the syrian army deploy along the border with turkey the agreement comes in the face of a turkish offensive in northern syria that's led to heavy fighting the s.d.f. says the deployment of syrian troops will help them for a year is one of the control of turkish forces al-jazeera zenyatta reports now from the turkey's border with syria oh my god the map is changing in north eastern syria turkey and it's syrian allies are moving into what we're kurdish controlled towns. and the syrian democratic forces are pushed from a 120 kilometer stretch of territory along the turkish syria border and 30 kilometers south. that is where turkish led forces now control an important supply line the m 4 highway that connects western syria to iraq it seems phase one of turkey's air and ground operation

afraid that such attacks might not stop well after a landslide victory to news is president elect kind saeed says he is committed to uniting the country and solving its severe economic problems but while his supporters celebrate many others are questioning how say you can actually fulfill such promises national bar with the support from tunis. local media are describing his election victory as a new era into his year and many to his years believe this could be the moment they have been waiting for president elect cases are yet promises to clamp down on corruption and inefficient governance people here say they feel confident. with their having a hard on people happy keiser he was elected president but now we want him to stop those embezzling our resources in corruption and unemployment there's a good goal i want our president to represent all tunisians our expectations are high and we want a fresh air in the country when he takes the oath of office sayed would face 2 challengers an economy in recession and divisions among political parties in parliament since 20119 governments have failed to

you would have anticipated the result of the women's $400.00 metres saeed nasser shocked the world by upsetting a limping champion. to see the gold medal. the bahraini. on the race to her life clocking in at 48.14 seconds for the quickest time the event is seen since 1985. there were no surprises however in the women's shot put china's gold retained her title she now had to tokyo 2020 as the woman to beat and she seeks a 1st ever lin pick title sawhill malik al-jazeera. now and said you know. well whole another great night for britain absolutely great britain fantastic very good santa. catarina johnson thompson winning they have transformed all the resources how to package she's part of a great tradition in this event in the heptathlon where denise lewis winning goal for britain in 2000 in sydney and then just around us hill winning 3 well it's hard to get out of the kind in 2012 when everyone thought that after a no k j t is the brits call or i would carry on that mantle and she won the world junior championship in 20 well since then in the senior level senior were chairmanships she'

reuben i do understand because even if curry lyman her top tier of a government officials step or saeedd you don't have the number twos as is stated taking the position the issue is still is it not about voting one person one vote in voting for the people that you want in charge rather than being imposed upon. by by the leaders in beijing the fundamental issue is still about being able to vote is it not. the people that will administer the island and they should be the choice of people for the whole cold absolutely right but i agree that these people who have made such a result and of course the biggest crisis in hong kong in whole oms history everybody agree this is the biggest crisis and we don't even know when it's going to end so i think those people have to gulp and i fully agree so we should have of course this chief secretary will be acting for 6 months and never have a by election and you're right this committee of 1200 people may need to go on from the business and political elites they will choose another one maybe in another kerry land but still whatever make the mistake has

reuben i do understand because even if kerry lyman her top tier of a government officials step are saeed and you don't have the number twos as is stated taking the position the issue is still is it not about voting one person one vote in voting for the people that you want in charge rather than being imposed upon. by by the leaders in beijing the fundamental issue is still about being able to vote is it not. the people that will administer the island and they should be the choice of people for the whole cold absolutely right but i agree that these people were made redundant and of course the biggest crisis it's in hong kong in whole history everybody agree this is the biggest crisis and we don't even know when it's going to end so i think those people have to gulp and i fully agree so we should have of course this chief secretary will be acting for 6 months and then we'll have a by election and you're right this committee of 1200 people may need john from the business and political elites able to choose another one maybe in another kerry land but still whatever make the mistake has to go

official preliminary results from tunis his presidential election on sunday confirm a victory for case saeed the former law professor ran as an independent and gained more than 72 percent of the vote he's the country's 2nd democratically elected president a crowd celebrated in the streets on sunday night at the exit polls suggested that it was. a large fire has forced an overcrowded camp for asylum seekers to be evacuated on the island of samples in greece it's not you have to say what started the place although it followed earlier clashes in the camp the site reportedly houses thousands of people despite having the capacity of just a few 100. now the head of bulgaria's football federation has announced that he will step down on friday may hey loves departure comes after both gary and fans target in england players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying matches and fear fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants at england plays a leading both garish prime minister to demand a hail of resignation despite the abuse on the 2 stoppages cost

official preliminary results from 2 lizzie's presidential elections on sunday confirm a victory for case saeed the former mo professor ran as an independent counters and gained more than 72 percent of the vote will be the country's 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrated in the streets on sunday night after exit polls suggested that he was. head of bull garry's football federation has announced that he'll be design on friday what is love may have lost departure comes after bowl garion fans targeted england players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying match in severe fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants at england players leading bogus prime ministers to demand mr me hey loves resignation despite the abuse in the 2 stoppages it caused england 16 no. not to meddle from d.w. sport can tell us will welcome a max so bold garia has got rid of its head of its football association what is your ups european football's governing body u.i. for doing well nothing as of yet they are still evaluating the referees match report that'

competition a suspension had already been imposed on the iran federation last month the ban comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's judo officials to lose his world championship semi final bout rather than risk facing an israeli opponent while i walked off the iranian team in tokyo in august protest iran has $21.00 days to appeal the suspension. on football champions league action last night brasier dortmund travelled to italy for their clash on wednesday losing to either milan o's went ahead in the 22nd minute with a goal from the toro martinez who later missed the penalty but just before the final whistle teammate and tonio country of a made no mistake scoring to make it to nil and that means eternal on now have a slight advantage over dortmund in group bath. while just 100 years ago salt there were more than 2000000 penguins living along the southern shorelines of namibia and south africa but now africa's penguin colonies are endangered with the populations decreasing rapidly our correspondent increase visited an organization keep dallas trying to put a stop to the alarming

in tunisia official preliminary results confirm that chi saeed won sunday's presidential elections the former law professor gained over 72 percent of the vote she ran as an independent candidate sayyid is the country's the 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrating in the streets on sunday night after exit polls suggested she came in 1st. voting is underway in mozambique where elections are being held today to choose a new president and parliament the poll is being seen as a key test of a ceasefire signed in august between the government and opposition rebels. is in mozambique's capital reporting on what is at stake. the queues have been long since morning here in with 13000000 registered voters are expected to cast their vote today in a very tight election because mozambique is still one of the poorest countries in the region almost every 2nd person here lives in poverty and therefore there are high expectations for the next government spending. i hope everything will get better. we need more schools they should invest more in education to reduce poverty. and. there's a l

i you would have anticipated the result of the women's 400 metres saeed nasser shocked the world by upsetting a limping. boat to see the gold medal. the bahraini ran the race to her life clocking in at. 8.14 seconds for the quickest timed event to seed since 1985. there were no surprises however in the women's shot put china is going to retain her title she now had to tokyo 2020 as the woman to beat and she seeks a 1st ever limp dick title so he'll molly al-jazeera. of plenty more attendance that will be crowned on friday is the biggest day so far in terms of titles out for grabs with 6 finals the men's high jump is the main draw hometown hero not as a well look to retain his title on the track the pick has to be the men's 400 meters a favorite michael norman's injury has blown that race wide open and humidity should again be a factor late in the evening and the men's 20 kilometers walked on me now and our studio is all does israel hope that the whole host nation have already won bronze but their best chance of winning gold is later on today. in the high jump he is the 28 year old defending w

parliamentary election sort of close time between media mogul in the field how do we retired law professor by saeed new president will have to deal with pressing issues including poverty and unemployment. and speak to mr callan's to this seize a journalist who has been following the election closely good to have you with us who has the edge so far but morning all so far people are thinking about the car was open and so we're talking about i say actually why is turnout been so low do you think let's say that. well stills one of the 2 part do they have all the chairs that actually took to be competitive on the field on the ground. do a computer without having troubles or 4.3 all the time that followed the 1st hour or i was there a bit for interrupting you i'm afraid we have some. news we need to go to this live event now let's listen in to president as a minister of afghanistan addressing one of those talks with the leader of iran the president of iran. i am so you hear more about that and i will be sad as my family had had there at this stand your jazz than stand in as the chemist that is not someon

they're choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon appeal kawi and law professor christ saeed the 2 a seen as anti establishment millions of people in poland voting in a parliamentary election today the ruling lord justice party's widely expected to win a comfortable reelection would give the party a mandate to see through many of its conservative policies including its strong anti immigration stance those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a talk to al-jazeera next. philippines president to turkey says he's cracking down on a communist insurgency ringback but some fear it's a deadly campaign to silence his critics as the death toll rises one i want to investigate to territories new al-jazeera. the renaissance astronomer nikolaus compare nicolas once said for it is the duty of an astronomer to compose the history of the celestial motions through careful and expert study apparent was a man who challenge the theories that the universe known to humanity up until the 16th century his observations led to the discovery that the planets revolve around the s

reuben i do understand because even if kerry lyman her top tier of a government officials step or saeednd you don't have the number twos as is stated taking the position the issue is still is it not about voting one person one vote in voting for the people that you want in charge rather than being imposed upon. by by the leaders in beijing the fundamental issue is still about being able to vote is it not. the people that will administer the island and they should be the choice of people for the whole cold absolutely right but i agree that these people were made redundant and of course the biggest crisis it's in hong kong in whole history everybody agree this is the biggest crisis and we don't even know when it's going to end so i think those people have to gulp and i fully agree so we should have of course this chief secretary will be acting for 6 months and then we'll have a by election and your rights this committee of 1200 people may need to and from the business and political elite able to choose another one maybe in another kerry land but still whatever make the mistake has to go u

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they're choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon abele carulli and law professor kai saeed the 2 who are seen as anti establishment beat out a field of more than 20 candidates in the 1st round and karoo it managed to do that while in jail on corruption charges the weather will have to deal with fixing the country's weak economy and soaring unemployment let's go live now to what eunice. is at a polling station there so how much power does the president have in tunis yeah sure how significant is this vote today. well edgy and the powers of the presence have been eroded in the last years now it's the parliament and the president and the prime minister who have a bigger say but the president still is seen as a symbol of unity into his ear this explains why there is this growing excitement here about the election standing in a polling station in the capital to this just give you an idea about what's happening right now you can see the voters lining up and they are going to cast their votes they have to decide between the 2 candidates spaces i have a law professor and then we the

. >> when you look at the facts this is essentially saeeding to turkey giving them everything they wantedhere is how republican senator mitt romney sees it. >> the announcement today is portrayed as a victory. it's far from a victory. the cease fire does not change the fact that america has abandoned louisiana ally. are we so weak and inept diplomatically that turkey forced the hand of the united states of america? turkey? >> he is also, congressman, calling for hearings to investigate the decision. are you on the same page as mitt romney on this. >> i agree with my friend mitt romney. we've been friends a long time. he hit the nail on the head. we have done a lot of bad things in this move, not only empowering turkey to treat the united states like a third world country we have brought russia and iran deeper into the syrian situation, basically put iran that much closer to israel. i don't see how israel can like this at all at all. >> if we can step back for a moment. i hear your deep concern with about the u.s. agreement here with turkey, about the ukraine phone call and the quid pro qu

was if you would have anticipated the result of the women's $400.00 metres saeed nasr shocked the world by upsetting a limping champion. to see the gold medal. the bahraini ran the race to her life clocking in at 48.14 seconds for the quickest time the event has seen since 985. there were no surprises however in the women's shot put china's gong retained her title she now had to tokyo 2020 as the woman to beat by she seeks a 1st ever limb pick title sawhill malik al-jazeera. all these championships is seen a number of rising stars step one of those is a new man's 110 metres hurdles champion grand holloway a 21 year old spoke to the richardson. you want to turn professional in june was it realistically a target phew the start of the year it's a come to darren when a gold medal and it without a doubt that was the 1st because. i think when we 1st sat down on my coach mike hollywood 1st said now we're gonna mapped out what were the goals for the year and the goal was to win indoor and outdoor and to the oval and then you know to double back when the world championship no doubt in my mind i

yerevan saeed is a kurdish affairs analyst at the middle east research institute.what president trump was just saying? the kurdish people are very disappointed in this statement. this happened while turkey invaded the kurdish held territory in syria and displaced 400,000 people, killed and wounded hundreds of people, and there are reports of war crimes committed by turkish forces, and these come from just yesterday by these come from just yesterday by the us special envoy to syria. so it's really quite disappointing to hear this from president trump. what do you make of russia's presents? it looks fairly permanent now in the region. what does that say? they we re region. what does that say? they were able obviously to drive out the us forces from syria, even though president trump said they are going to keep a number of us forces to secure and protect, but that held that russia won the war in syria, it became some real factor on the ground. in the meantime, russians just entered into the kurdish towns, especially kobane, and russian forces will be protecting the bo

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retired law professor kai saeed has won the country's presidential election taking more than 70 percent of the vote that is according to an exit poll saeed said that in india is an independent with no political experience he has pledged to fight corruption and support decentralization. this is the news from or had told website that is d w dot com and follow us on twitter at a news. org. this is the norwegian island of spit back and located in the spile bar archipelago in the arctic ocean. the town of new alston is home to more than a dozen permanent scientific research centers it's the northernmost settlement of its kind in the entire world. right now some of our scientists are getting ready to start their working day. we're going to do some field research and that's when we leave the village we have to take our rifles because of the polar bears you know. there are more bears on fall apart than people about 3000 are sort of the center of here if they attack it can be life threat.

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