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natascha going in reports from mosul there is little sign that of that reconstruction money abdul salam yeah he says he's dead inside an airstrike killed his son the home he built is uninhabitable and he and his family pay three hundred fifty dollars a month to live in the rubble of someone else's partially destroyed home. get a hint of that younger man long before life under eisel emerges when the seventy two year old describes jumping from roof to roof and hammering beams for fifty years in mosul's old city. with these two hands i built so many houses so the happiness of people felt pride now i'm helpless to rebuild i feel a sense of hopelessness inside that i can't contribute to rebuilding my city it's difficult to find a home or building in the western side of mosul not damaged or destroyed during the battle to purge i saw a member of the nineveh provincial council says there are eleven thousand six hundred destroyed homes and forty five surrounding villages are levelled the iraqi government estimates it could take one hundred billion dollars to rebuild the country after its battle

special envoy to libya, ghassan salame. >> this can produce an effect, but it's a very limited effect. it's an effect on, by killing one particular leader, or onehi particular of a band or something like that. but the real solution to terrorism in libya is to rebuild atstrong, unified, legitime state. there is no other alternative to that. >> reporter: both governments have agreed to general ef ctions at thethis year, a vote that would elect a unity this checkpoint in ste, uny seems a long way off. troop morale is low. >> ( translated ): we've gone a year without getting paid. we fought and died saving this city from isis. the government in tripoli needs to respect that. >> reporter: and take this border crossing, between libya's rintval governin the east and west. the colonel says it's become a critical weak link for isis to exploit. >> ( translated ): there are more than 500 yards of no-man's land between these twoates, where neither government has direct control. isis is using that area to take shelter, resupply, and attempt iltrate the city. >> reporter: no-go zones are common, an

the front cover of the christchurch newspaper this morning was blank except for the word salam, peace women police officers, the prime minister wearing huabs officers, the prime minister wearing hijabs in support. it is really important to show that they are part of us, part of the community, is the catchphrase out there. very moving, but at the same time as you wrote a very moving piece herself, a lot of new zealanders asking how could this have happened 7 new zealanders asking how could this have happened? i mean, is it fair to say that most new zealanders would not have known that anyone could have accessed these weapons?” not have known that anyone could have accessed these weapons? i think a lot of people were surprised to discover that these kind of military style assault weapons were available in new zealand and were relatively unregulated. and also, i think there has been a lot of acceptance of refugee communities, new zealand has become much more obviously diverse over the past generation or so but there is still a history of some institutional racism in new zealand, particul

corner at salam human rights group welcome to the program now what are your estimates of the number of people currently stranded in the camp. good evening and thank you for having me again russia today. yes sadly this is one of the camps that i have visited a similar cams in love and on the numbers who are for the refugees or the number of the idea is still is not clear and is told is not exact and this is one of the thing we are facing when it comes to military issue with the feed the syrian crisis we don't have a clear. that's one thing second thing this is it's been ongoing especially on. has been ongoing for the last few years the same issue that we see in the flooding the called the disease and the lack of access to camp and also other all the cameras that are visited in love and on seems to be an issue where who should be looking after the syrian refugees and this is need to be set. by law or regulation who should be responsible about this human being that lives in the camps you mentioned flooding the number could rise is a lot more could be difference from go ahead. i mean i've

natascha the name reports from mosul there is little sign that of that reconstruction money abdul salam yeah he says he's dead inside an airstrike killed his son the home he built is uninhabitable and he and his family pay three hundred fifty dollars a month to live in the rubble of someone else's partially destroyed home yet a hint of that younger man on the for life under eisel emerges when the seventy two year old describes jumping from roof to roof and hammering beams for fifty years in mosul is old city if you would with these two hands i built so many houses so the happiness of people felt pride now i'm helpless to rebuild i feel a sense of hopelessness inside that i can't contribute to rebuilding my city it's difficult to find a home or building in the western side of mosul not damaged or destroyed during the battle to purge i saw a member of the nineveh provincial council says there are eleven thousand six hundred destroyed homes and forty five surrounding villages are level.

abdul salam once observed that quote letters sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first ma

abdul salam once observed that quote letters sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first ma

a month contract but the new york based firm the cia has concluded that crown prince mohammed bin salam ordered the killing of khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year well the latest call for algeria as president to step down is coming from his own party the national liberation front says it fully supports the ongoing protests calling for political change. the members of the national liberation fully support the popular movement it will defend with all sincerity in order to achieve the objectives according to a clear roadmap. the latest united nations report on gaza suggests that the deaths of one hundred eighty nine palestinian protesters killed by israeli forces could be considered war crimes our diplomatic editor james space sat down with one of the u.n. commission as of that report. there are reasonable grounds to believe that. crimes may have been committed and we think based on what we have found further investigations are required and do need to be taken up by the relevant bodies in the international justice system you don't know all of this work you come up with s

salame staunchest. british kalitta. this time the council's theme is russia in the twenty first century. russian society is threatened by the same problems and challenges as the family. the excesses of the juvenile justice system same sex marriage the inroads of transhumanism all attempts to distort the nature of human existence. i. the political forum where everyone sings the russian national anthem united in shared ultraconservative that. i. in the centuries before the revolution the church played a dominant role in defining russian spiritual and cultural identity. alongside bizarre the patriarch was one of the most powerful men in russia. some fucked. even though it's a condition of the cause the mere fact that this comes so was founded is indicative of carol's position as one of russia's leading political figures but if you just get a few good rest if you look at unofficial lists of russia's most influential figures it's no coincidence that he's always in the top ten or it's in the south q sudanese is a slogan that

tdy in dar es salam. it is a blast. tdy meaning temporary duty. it was something to see how we were trying to communicate. it is so different nowadays when one could send text messages for things like that and the world would know immediately. back then, one of the things i am proud of and why i think it was important that senior officials at the embassy have experience in foreign service, i said because i knew communications were so bad. very few of us had cell phones at the time. csaid to the conseil are -- onsular section, please call the state department operations center and ask them to contact every americans' immediate family and let them know they are all right. the state department initially balked at doing that. i insisted they had to do that. my mother got a call about 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning in milwaukee, where she was living. she was surprised but heard i was all right. at 7:00, if she had turned on the "today" show and seen the devastation, two u.s. embassies bombed, hundreds killed, she would have had a heart attack. it was impo

one of hundreds of people arrested in twenty seventeen and what the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam said was a crackdown on corruption he is still believed to be in detention saudi officials have denied any mistreatment of detainees. yellow vest protest as a keeping up their demands for french president emanuel a quit they've launched for a sixteenth weekend in a row the protest began over a proposal to increase fuel taxes which has since been scrapped but the movement's grown into anti-government rallies support for those rallies has tailed off as the president tries to engage people in a national conversation known as the great debate the goal is to gather ideas for a more inclusive government and as david chase the reports from the city of rome he's getting support from one of the toughest crowds. when the gate closes behind you at number twenty three boulevard robespierre in rants you might lose your freedom but you don't lose your vote the champagne city's only prison is the latest venue for president macaroons attempt to outflank d.l. a vest rebellion and listen to the voice o

we're told inside the trailer was a bunch of frozen meat products, bacon, salam issuing.t seen caltrans with street sweerp, big rig tow truck. we have massive delays. i'm talking about three-hour delays out of tracy right now. don't even try it. i'm recommending ace rail. you have one, maybe two chances left. you can probably get east 5 out of tracy, 7, other than that definitely delay your trip. >> daylight seeing that, wow, jaw-dropping. >> that is terrible. >>> you may have money waiting for you. california has $9.3 of unclaimed property and forgotten funds it wants you to cash in. it requires property holders to transfer dormant property to state controller's office three years of inactivity. that can include anything like closed bank accounts, uncashed checks, stocks, bonds and insurance benefits. to find out if you have money waiting for you, head to the website, abc7news.com. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> here at abc 7 morning, we're counting down to annual national puppy day celebration. you can join us on friday morning b

waseem bawa (wa-seem bow-uh) is the chairman of the board of the salam center in sacremento.he says the attacks happened at a vulnerable time for a mosque... during friday prayer service when often worshipers are packed shoulder to shoulder. but "frankly i was sick to my stomach, it's the type of event that realized my worst fears."(vicki) bawa says -- he won't let this attack or others stop him or his congregation from worshiping. (grant) all day...there's been heightened security at mosques across the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke to some of the people attending friday prayer in santa clara today. nats (prayer services)friday is the weekly prayer for muslims nationwide and it was especiallywell-attended here at the muslim community association in santa clara. imam shaikh mohammed faqih urging the faithful not to be afraid.shaikh mohammed faqih/muslim community association "...we need to try to make sense of what happened and find a way to navigate through these kinds of events and find a way to move on..."as they flocked to friday prayer, worshippers expressed sh

salam writes from his head and heart which makes for a potent combination. declared a state of emergency giving the country owes security forces broad latitude to quell the protests. the demonstrators who first pored on the streets in december are calling for the resignation of bashir who has ruled the country since leading a coup in 1989. through a combination of religious populism and the crafting of a security apparatus loyal to him, bashir has weathered crisis after crisis in his 30 years in power. most notably the international uproar over genocide in the region of darfur were at least 300,000 people were killed and another 3 million displaced between 2003 and 2008. he has even been indicted by the international criminal court for his role in formenting this conflict, though he denies the charges. in addition to extended civil wars, bashir has presided over economic turmoil and sporadic protests. the it your miles were heightened when the oil-rich south deseeded in 2011 cutting off of much of sudan's revenue. despite it all, bashir has held on to power

waseem bawa (wa-seem bow-uh) is the chairman of the board of the salam center in sacremento.he attacks happened at a vulnerable time for a mosque... during friday prayer service when worshipers are often packed in there... praying shoulder to shoulder. "frankly i was sick to my stomach, it's the type of event that realized my worst fears."(grant) bawa says -- he won't let this attack or others stop him or his congregation from worshiping. lawrence karnow: it was a fantastic friday around the bay area with highs in the 60s and low 70s. now we are getting ready for what looks like the nicest weekend of the year. the doppler radar is showing no rain in california. on the satellite you can see the huge dome of high pressure over the state. it will become even stronger this weekend with highs soaring well above normal and in the 70s. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 60s to mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it will be even warmer on sunday before cooling slightly on monday. there is a chance of showers late tuesday and wednesday. (ken) president trump marking a first in his presi

commissions for people to get help but that's not easy as natasha going to reports from also abdul salam yeah he says he's dead inside an airstrike killed his son the home he built is uninhabitable and he and his family pay three hundred fifty dollars a month to live in the rubble of someone else's partially destroyed home. get a hint of that younger man long before life under eisel emerges when the seventy two year old describes jumping from roof to roof and hammering beams for fifty years in mosul's old city. with these two hands i built so many houses so the happiness of people felt pride now i'm helpless to rebuild i feel a sense of hopelessness inside that i can't contribute to rebuilding my city it's difficult to find a home or building in the western side of mosul not damaged or destroyed during the battle to purge i saw a member of the nineveh provincial council says there are eleven thousand six hundred destroyed homes and forty five surrounding villages are levelled the iraqi government estimates it could take one hundred billion dollars to rebuild the country after its battle

abdul salam yeah he says he's dead inside an airstrike killed his son the home he built is uninhabitable and he and his family pay three hundred fifty dollars a month to live in the rubble of someone else's partially destroyed home. get a hint of that younger man on before life under ice all emerges when the seventy two year old describes jumping from roof to roof and hammering beams for fifty years in mosul's old city. with these two hands i built so many houses so the happiness of people felt pride now i'm helpless to rebuild i feel a sense of hopelessness inside that i can't contribute to rebuilding my city it's difficult to find a home or building in the western side of mosul not damaged or destroyed during the battle to purge i saw a member of the nineveh provincial council says there are eleven thousand six hundred destroyed homes and forty five surrounding villages are levelled the iraqi government estimates it could take one hundred billion dollars to rebuild the country after its battle with ice all since twenty seventeen its allocated money in the federal budget for people who

various individuals and entities with regard to libya but what we just had before that was gas and salam a who is the u.n. special envoy with regard to libya and he's come up with a quite ambitious plan to get things back on track he's called for a new national conference for libya for libyans not the international community but libyans a national conference to take place in the southwestern town of good dharmas between april of forty and sixty the plan then is to have elections that that national conference a meeting of all the important parties in libya to have elections by the end of this year remember they were supposed to have elections way before that lot most recent date was the end of last year. algeria's president disease but the thinker appears to have lost the support of his ruling party algerian media is reporting the national liberation front chief bush arab saying the party now fully supports the recent protests the ruling party has become the latest in a growing list of groups to come out in force against the president's second largest party in power has also expressed its

various individuals and entities with regard to libya but what we just had before that was gas and salam a who is the u.n. special envoy with regard to libya and he's come up with a quite ambitious plan to get things back on track he's called for a new national conference for libya for libyans not the international community but libyans a national conference to take place in the southwestern town of good dharmas between april of forty and sixty eight the plan then is to have elections that that national conference a meeting of all the important part he's in libya to have elections by the end of this year remember they were supposed to have elections way before that lot most recent date was the end of last year but again trying to put things back on track but as you say the military situation he says is still very difficult he says there's a real risk of miscalculation although there have been recent meetings between fires seraj who is the u.n. recognized prime minister of libya and generally for huffed up who is the strongman from benghazi who's been expanding his presence on the ground