set up variously by the federal police, iraq's elite counterrrorism forces, and a group of mostly shia militia known as the popular mobilization forces. despite all this security presence, travelinthese roads is not safe. in june, isis executed six members of iraq's security forces after kidnapping them at a fake checkpoint. we have counted over a dozen checkpoints along this 30-mile stretch of road, some abandoned, some manned by one of three different security forces who don't necessarily communicate with one another. this lack of coordination has allowed isis to set up fake checkpoints, posing asve gornment security officials to then stop vehicles and kidnap civilians or members of security rces. but it's not just the fragmentation of iraq's security apparatus that has played into nte hands of isis. it is also the c's ethno- religious strife. iraq's kurdish minority has long desired independence. in 2005, a new constit granted the kurds regionwh autonomy i is known as iraqi kurdistan. the kurds have twn government and their own defense forces, known ashe peshmerga. but the kurds hav

we've got shia and knights they dive with torches. well they want flashlights they put fuel in a rod of bamboo so they could see underwater. liniment there. we have a special relationship with a sea why many of our lives are intertwined whether say i live and i meant the bible even when we lived in housing as we maintained a connection to the sea we could see it and our boat from a house now on the mainland we can't see it and we don't even know if it's high or low tide. to me i wish i could stay in the boat i miss it so much but like to spend next new year's eve on the boat with me but it. didn't really need. to see lulls to really to sleep the boat her cradle. there's nowhere on dry land where to really feels the same if. her house is two kilometers from the sea. and her youngest daughter doesn't even remember the time when the family lived at sea. this is the living room here's our t.v. and a cupboard. up early and it make up that this is the stove for cooking. fear of the horn noise so clowns that makes young girls breasts in mock

shia heartlands like basra sent thousands of fighters, many dying in battle. fight is now over, and the militias have returned home, keeping their guns, anng to integrate into the regular army. their adership has consolidated power and wealth, determined to get payback for their sacrifices in the war. not everyone is afraid to speak out against the militias. these men waiting by the roadside for laboring work were too desperate to care. haitham mahdi works as a foreman on construction sites. >> ( translated ): we blame the militia parties, the government, they are the same. islamic parties, sunni and shi'a. they are all the same. in saddam's day, we were in a river of corruption, and now we are in a sea of corruption. we are walking towards the unknown. basra is a disaster. we have diseases. we have environmental issues. we don't have safe drinking water. water is the minimumf human rights, and we don't have it. can you believe it?ve the goment cannot even keep a fish alive in the water. how do you expect me to live? >> reporter: not far away sit the charred r

a shia stronghold, it was neglected under sunni dictator saddam hussein, and since he was overthrownyears ago, corruption has plagued the city. throughout saddam hussein's regn, as well as after the 2003 invasion of iraq, basra has suffered from enormous under-funding from itsin astructure. despite the huge oil wealth in the area, the living conditionsf here are somhe worst in iraq. the people here cannot even rely on clean drinking water. this summer, over 90,000 were hospitalized. treatment facilities and pipelines are in such poor condition that filthy sewage water from the city's shat al arab river contaminated the main water supply.ng even those batn the water were poisoned. on our first day in the city, we come across this charity handia out drinkingter in a poor neighborhood. young and old, desperate to get a safe drink, this most basic of needs. as the sun sets over th city, the coolerir draws people out to street markets. although fewer are protestingno it's hard to find anyone that isn't angry at their failure of leadership here. hassan naif is retired, yet he says it's the

population in amman just like there is a minority restive minority shia population in saudi arabia on the other side of the border that saudi arabia is continually quietly waging a repressive war that's why they need to get weapons and that's where all the oil is that's where they need all the americans who have been is so this is actually about saudis stability as a kingdom which the u.s. needs along with israel on the other side for control gemini a little ever since the end of the cold war to begin to change gears here the more they try to create stability in the middle east the more they destabilize it we could do a separate program on that but i want to change gears here i want to talk about. the infamous stories coming out of the guardian here. oh man a forward meets with three times. and really not all the is that befalls it's hilarious to watch the walk back go ahead well it's just amazing first the fabulous the story on the line yes mona ford held secret talks with our sarge then in a few minutes because all of the stations for all my money for them from others they edit mani

built by the hezbollah militant group tunnels are said to snake into northern israel from lebanon on shia militants in political organization hezbollah has launched attacks from lebanon against israel in the past often with the support of iran's. president trump and his wife have paid their final respects to former president george h.w. bush bush's life state at the u.s. capitol building in washington the president in the passes clashed with the bush family but will attend the funeral service on wednesday. correspondent reports from washington president bush leaves and enduring but complicated like. the sun sets on one of the last days in washington for president george bush as dignitaries gather in the capitol building to say their goodbyes the u.s. prepares for a week of mourning. it's the end of an era in the united states but the passing of the last of a political generation of george h.w. bush leaves a complicated but enduring legacy as we've already heard from political opponents and friends alike he was widely admired on both sides of the aisle for his statesmanship and diplomacy t

parliament and a new man took the helm in the country's government armenians now hope that he called the shia well she's a badly needed breakthrough for the company and stand proud rampant corruption in parts of armenia time seems to have stood still here in the countryside with its breathtaking natural backdrop things look much as they did in the early one nine hundred ninety s. as the soviet union collapse in armenia became an independent state there's widespread poverty nearly one in three armenians lives below the poverty line. armenia's economy faces many challenges. its borders with neighboring turkey and azerbaijan remain closed for political reasons and the country depends heavily on russia its biggest trade partner by far. but slowly armenia has also been growing into an attractive location for investors there's little red tape and production costs are low and the labor market is flexible. that's helped the country to post impressive growth figures with the exception of twenty sixteen it saw solid g.d.p. growth in this decade even topping seven percent in two thousand and twelve and

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thee was calling himself king of shia, because the monitor -- monarchy got its legitimacy from religion. if you become the king of iran, what would be the source of legitimacy for that? x again, we cannot compare what happened a century ago during the constitutional revolution because if you follow it more closely, you know when we have an amendment to the iranian constitution a year following the drafting of the constitution, some kind of first compromise was reached with the religious establishment to try to preserve this newly brought about constitutional system against absolute monarchy. the unfortunate compromise was for the five heads to be sitting in parliament and ruling over whether laws would be compatible with sharia law. do you think the kind of secular arguments and debates iranians have today in iran or outside the on breaking the taboos of breaking religion existed at the time? of course not. when my father tried to bring in emancipation of women, land -- and the full participation in the system, when we brought land reforms and put an end to feudalism and elements of it,

and the shia get is as the only minor in the german parliament the bundestag he worked in the mine for decades and believes germany's move to end the industry is a big mistake. if you. it we're going to miss german blackhole one day out of the fact that we're no longer producing it in germany doesn't mean coal fired power generation will see so we'll need black coal from other countries and their prices will clearly rise and the standards that we introduced here don't exist in those countries he gets in and on. the landscape is still marked by winding towers and coking plants but other companies also moved in here long ago the top is betting that by developing something new on the many areas once dominated by mining it will be able to secure jobs for the future. italy's budgetary conflict with the e.u. has been laid to rest for the time being as the government there agreed to curb its desire to take on fresh debt instead of two point four percent debt payments will now only make up two percent of the country's budget savings of ten billion euros italy is already saddled with far more d

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the shia militant and political organization his blog has launched attacks from lebanon on israel in the past often with the support brant. ok we're going back to our main story right now the news that the french government will be suspending reportedly the planned fuel tax increase that in the wake of some while and protests are joined now by on elizabeth metate in paris can you bring us up to date what's the latest what are we hearing from the yellow vest movement that started the protests so we'll hear you will. sometimes offer to pinpoint for the yellow jackets basic h. because they're the stuff. from no being organized. it's entirety crawford. has some. people and most of the first people then contradict one another professor at this stage we don't care is it really on what school cause nobody knows. whether which one is going to be sort of carry the problem because the movement does more to be carried certainly that was the main you know. play station even though that was the call for demonstrations excesses they began to come home for it was a flash of real thought it was whic

he wanted to incite the shia into a civil war with the sunnis and largely by the end of 2006, june of 2006, he had done that. what we saw after that was that playing out. so in reality, mostly he was successful. >> now, turning to another topic, you have written about the role of military, you know, soldiers in politics. during the 40 years from eisenhower to george h.w. bush, we had sort of a series of eight presidents who all served in world war ii. the last four presidents have not served in the military. do you think that's a good thing, do you think that's a bad thing? what are your views on the degree to which military experience is useful serving as president of the united states? >> i think we have to do context. first, there were certain periods where we had huge percentage of people serve like world war ii, where you were likely to have people in politics that served because just so many people did. i think that that just reflects the times. i think now, we've got the opposite. we've got a very small percentage of the population serving in the military, so a lot of people ju

less what people did say though is that they were very surprised to understand that a man who had a shia asked the security file meaning he was on france's terrorism watch list was living amongst them and they all shared the view that they condemned this attack that they were standing together and they were deeply shocked by what had happened here in the skies will. in strasbourg france tonight there with the news that that suspect the suspect in the christmas market shooting in strasbourg in tuesday has been shot dead by police tonight. britain's prime minister to resume a went to brussels again today seeking help with break zip and she left without saying a war a day after facing down a leadership challenge at home to resume a was hoping to get reassurances about aspects of the brights a deal that have split her party the twenty seven other members of the european union they offered warm words and some moral support we understand but it's not clear what reassurances that they said that they can yet they've ruled out any really good she agent of the brics a deal itself may left the talk

strategy of few as it was defeated by the new station is to come from wrong forty eight pro-democracy and shia workers had been acquitted by an egyptian court their kids to spreading dissent and then rest before during and after a day two thousand and eleven uprising which ousted then president hosni mubarak the group which includes citizens from the u.s. europe egypt and other arab nations was jailed in two thousand and thirteen charged with operating without approval and receiving overseas funding the case has been seen as an example of egypt's crackdown on human rights. back to our top story now iran is one of the countries represented last weeks in talk last week rather in talks at the u.n. about syria along with turkey and russia and that decision by trying to pull troops out of syria is likely to figure in the talks between iranian in turkish leaders and encouraged today ryan present haasan rouhani arrived on wednesday night for talks with french a typewriter gone they'll be discussing economic ties between the two countries and a voter is in turkey's capital we are expecting a news conf

after visiting with the caldeans and the orthodox, the yazidis and the shabbaq shia, it's pretty evident that what we're doing with aid is pretty important. i kept going back to the three-word principle. it was possibility. there is real possibility here in northern iraq to regenerate by reestablishing the presence of the religious minority community. second, though, it's urgent. i don't know what to do, was the cry of this woman. if there is much more time that passed, she is permanently parked in a refugee camp, permanently. and lebanon and other places in the middle east know this dynamic. and third, though, and this is a key point, security. it's possible we can do this, it's urgent, but there needs to be a new security overlay. so upon returning, i've written a new security resolution that would actually help the iraqi central government establish a new type of military training mission, international in its character so that it is a multinational effort, that would integrate christians and yazidis and shabbaq shia tied to the government in iraq so there is the possibility again of

which is backed by the americans for would also iran back shia militia sports it's not just been the doing of donald trump or barack obama in this case what president trump is trying to see is that look i'm going to be delivering on my message that the american troops should withdraw and this is in preparation for that this street has isis been defeated territorially to a large extent but if you look at their campaign online on some of the encrypted groups we can deal some of us journalists continue to get messages from isis that they will regroup and they have not been decimated and they're just fled and once the active war stops the will begin guerrilla warfare so that fear is still there but in that regard there are still a lot of ifs and buts how isis will regroup and where the leadership is have they been killed or the or they are in hiding all right until it let's continue in there on that point that you just ended with what would an abrupt american withdrawal mean for instance for the syrian kurdish forces on the ground. well for the city in kurdish forces this is bad news bec

in fact he was believed to have radicalized all those as such he has something the french who a few shia s n s filed which means that he's on a terrorism watch list now yesterday prior to the attack at the christmas market to authorities went to his residence in a doff they were trying to arrest him in connection with robbery and homicide charges he wasn't that what they did find were grenades grenades and weapons which linked him to the attack which took place in the streets behind me. that took place and now there's a manhunt going on for have correct. that's correct it's a manhunt which is now at the level of a terrorism investigation according to the paris public prosecutor's office france is now on the highest level of alert the highest level of alert means that authorities can take can carry out border checks now remember of course about who is very close to the french border as we came into the region the seasoning we saw a lot of traffic snarl that the border presumably as those checks were being carried out german authorities say that was so cooperating over seven hundred french

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been accused of gross human rights violations by amnesty by human rights watch of shooting nigerian shia protesters with live ammunition either of your candidates going to restrain the nigerian armed forces hold them to account. well i get where you are headed right off of the militants in iraq i'm going to work on what i met. today to get the book to go and. that has the sense i did. it wasn't for me they're not a cop about roughing up your crew you've got a problem up a knock at my command and finish your point about the nigerian army festus and then she did not do not military. i told you just to finish your point and then we'll go to shake and shake and hold on they're not permanently hostile or forgotten why don't you go release i mean help broke up you go home at the time i'm not going to talk what i wanted to listen to but if your mom and i well he would write so much disagreeing with you as you can that are going to do anything about the crimes that some nigerian soldiers accused of the palestinians going to do in. security at the country to determine whether the men i was eight

it's just like we work with groups such as the kurdish agp and the shia arab islamic revolution before 2003 in iraq, but when we went into iraq we didn't support that political party or this political party. we just tried to work with all iraqis to help provide a constitutional democratic system and this is what we're working in the international community to do for all syrians. >> well, thank you. my time is up. i would just say one must be very careful about preserving the integrity and good name of the united states. it's one thing to decide that we're not taking political sides. it's another to abandon an ally that put blood on the table when they were the only ones willing to do it. and the kurds fought and won territory and it's a fine line between saying once we get to peace, you know, you're a party at the table, but you're not the only party or a favorite party and it's quite another to make them and to actually abandon them because of outside pressure from another country with a different agenda. >> thank you, mr. connolly. thank you so much. now we're pleased to hear from am

sanaa they say also that the who these have been used by the iranians to further expand a radical shia ideology in the region something that has been dismissed as utter nonsense by the iranian government but also by the who these however the people that we've been talking to over the last few days say that there might be an opportunity of hope particularly with the pressure building up against saudi arabia for the need to put an end to the military campaign against against the who things and pave the way for serious political talks. live just outside stockholm thank you very much. the head of turkish intelligence has briefed u.s. senators about his country's investigation into the murderous saudi journalist jamal khashoggi there's growing pressure on the white house to hold saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man responsible for the killing jabber tansey reports from washington. turkish sources say her comfy dumby turkish intelligence chief was in washington for prescheduled meetings with his cia counterpart gina hospital on a range of issues including syria as cia director hospital

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the people in both the northern parts of iraq the kurds and also the people of iraq in the south the shia are they rose up and they were brutally massacred because america cannot be trusted america is two faced america doesn't know how to spell honesty talk the talk but it certainly does not walk the walk america has never wanted any agreement that it's signed on to i mean you just have to look at d.c.p. you know you have to look at the nuclear agreement that is there is in the process of being decimated with russia. by america by americans are against and it's. it's a mentality of we are better than everyone else as many people are pointing out we had to see any troops actually physically leave yet we'll have to wait to see whether we got any more resignations to follow as well ok for now but it has a has an alley thanks very much for joining us on r.t. . thank you very much. an american speech therapist is suing authorities in texas after being sacked from her job at a school for refusing to sign an oath that pledges to never be a part of any boycott movement on israel that's required b

a very limited demands by the opposition for the shia to step down over the regime to be a top. reason now the head of a national reconciliation government that has included tens and tens of part as a small parties and these parties or was with the show you who has been voted by the sudanese people to entertain the ones who want to stay down have to go through the right way which is elections in twenty twenty in april turn to turn to be having elections and everyone has the right to be nominated and we will accept that there are growing calls for anti-government protests and the democratic republic of congo following the sunday's presidential election in some areas commission says the delays because of conflict and ebola outbreak that it covers three known opposition strongholds reports of kinshasa. the democratic republic of congo's election is already two years a veggie and the electoral commission has announced the second postponement in a week in three areas. the elections the beni be initially planned for december thirtieth or no program from march twenty ninth and will be

don't know where this radicalization took place he was on a terror watch list something called a huge shia an s. file despite that he still managed to slip the net authorities went to his home yesterday yesterday often even prior to this attack to arrest him for robbery related offenses but he was already gone you know we have reported as times on this problem in prisons in france but not only in france of prisoners being radicalized while they while they are behind bars and it appears that this is a prime example of that have you been hearing people talk about that that part of the story here that you know putting him behind bars may have actually made a bad situation more. of course it's very tricky for authorities to know what to do in the case of how to approach radicalization what i can say about the area of book is that a number of young men have try to go over to syria to fight with the so-called islamic state and then have been stopped or potentially some of them may have gone eva and then in the area off to. a place called lose money lose has a deal radicalization center where peo

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west bank settlement israeli prime minister gave a firm statement found to avenge the deaths of the shia our guiding principle is that whoever attacks us and whoever troy's to attack us will pay with his life irenaeus notice and we will find them gone from approval right after that statement and netanyahu issued a number of security orders including demolishing homes of alleged terrorists. on saturday's really defense forces blew up the family home with a palestinian he had been convicted of killing an israeli soldier israeli prime minister also worried that the legalization of thousands of homes in palestinian territories and an increase in the i.d.f. presence there early my colleague needed ritu to spoke with the palestinian politician staff can see he says israel is using excessive force. how can further escalation of violence in ramallah be avoided in your opinion it can only be avoided if the israeli army gets out of our cities and if they remove the brigades barricades and if they stop the attacks of the settlers on our civilian population that's the first step but then the second

and a standoff develops around man big shia in northern syria government forces are massing better amid fears of a turkish offensive against local kurdish forces.

we're handing them a linchpin in the shia chris then they need they have said their objective their goaly dangerous for united states, decrease our security and dangerous for israel. i think it's important for us to look very closely at what's happening there but we should not be withdrawing our force. >> brennan: i want to ask you about, someone referenced on the intro you're incredibly powerful position in the congress one of the most influential female republicans on the house side. when you look overall at the new congress, the number of republican women is at the lowest level since 1995. does your party have a problem attracting candidates or is it getting people to vote things. we need to do better at making sure that we're helping and supporting republican women as candidates and do better job of make shun that our message is out there and we're attracting more republican women, more women voters to the party. i think a large part of that is explaining to people why it is if you look at the policies that are coming in on the democratic side, for example, there are very, very far l

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shia served on the house ways and means committee, the only woman ever to serve on the committee. she has been a member of the joint economic committee. before congress, she served in the michigan state legislature and was also a judge. mrs. mink has represented hawaii in congress since 1965, and was -- also an attorney, she serves on the health education and labor committee and interior committee. before coming to the house of representatives, she served in the hawaii legislature and lectured in business law at the university of hawaii. welcome. in recent years, women in the united states have begun to organize themselves to improve their status in society. what do you think has caused this movement, this women's movement, or women's liberation movement, as it has been called? >> i think one of the things is they are so much better educated. secondly, so many more of them have been forced by economic necessity to go to work. and they have discovered tremendous discriminations against them in work. they have also discovered tremendous discriminations as homemakers. wouldn't you sa

that is one of the tragedies of yemen so one part of the population were muslim but they are not shia but they are often described that way now. but they pray in the same mosque and they are together in one of the things that has happened in thiss conflict with kie houthi and as they spread and subscribe to the revivalist version they are called the hardline sunnis that saw them as the shiite enemy. and the fact they are in line politically with iran makesak it worse. so you have a new division that did not exist but has been made much worse but add to that the political islam divide and then but they were set against those that party was not infamous there was silence and that region plays a big role. so yemen had the endemic conflict but those have been organized and marshaled and all while this is happening the second highest in the world. so essentially a lot of fractures and regional the south sees itself to be victimized by the north. i hope that helps. >> my question relates to the policy and following those closely with yemen. >> in fact those coalition members together was sa