at the top stories now us back syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria several trucks have left the besieged village of beit booze officials say the presence of civilians in the area had slowed their advance as they were being used by isolates human shields but syrian fighters say they now expect to liberate the town within twenty four hours al-jazeera is emraan cohen has more from gaza on tap . at least ten trucks have left the alba who's village pairing women and children now the civilians have been a real concern for both the united nations and the syrian democratic forces in effect both the united nations on the center and democratic forces say i see a using those civilians as human shields now it's in ices interest of keep the civilians there because it stops the s.t.'s from coming inside the village now the village most of it has actually been completely destroyed and the civilians and living in what is effectively tented camps in the outskirts of that village now given that they've now been able to l

that, we got a notification that scientists and other snail enthusiasts were very excited about this silind. woman: it looks great back here, emily. emily han: thanks. woma and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimens in the collection. yep, that's xerotricha there. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that aic cocla barbara? a really teeny, tiny one? vendetti: yep, that's a juvenile. ,so, in february 1 of 20 i came out here, the hans vited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collxerotricha conspurcata, so, the species we're talking about, but then also this other species called cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los almost two years later, i'm back assessing are those species still here. and they are. we literally are collaborators. like, we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaborion makes this specimen and citizen science and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. nna go this one's ght there. we have the specimens

we go to syria now where kodesh forces are evacuating hundreds of civilians from my sil's last pocket of territory. strikes by the u.s. led coalition hundreds of people have already been rescued from the eastern village of but the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say around seven thousand are still trapped in the small besieged and play of fear many civilians there are being used as human shields which has slowed the advance but is hoping to carry out a full evacuation on friday before launching their final push to defeat the i still fight as imran khan is monitoring developments from istanbul. friday began with a very confident statement from the spokesman of the s.d.f. most of the bali he said he was hopeful to all of the civilians we managed to be trucked out of the village at the end of the day and they only managed to get one thousand of those civilians out and we don't we're not sure whether there were any eisel fighters who had surrendered within that number now it's a very big problem for the s.d.f. they're not going to go into the village itself and complete the final bat

back syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria several trucks have left the besieged village of officials say the presence of civilians in the area had slowed their advance as they were being used by isolates human shields but syrian fighters say they now expect to liberate the town within twenty four hours al-jazeera is emraan cohen has.

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back syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria dozens of trucks have left the perceived village whose leader of pakistan administered kashmir is told al jazeera he fears as a risk of war with india after last week's attack in the disputed region which left at force one in the entire military soldiers dead. and three m.p.'s from the u.k.'s ruling conservative party have resigned over the government's handling of brics it's a joint eight of the m.p.'s from the opposition labor party who formed a new political organization called the independent group. now in other news iran's foreign minister has accused the united states of hypocrisy following the release of a report detailing how members of the trumpet ministrations sought to shine nuclear technology with saudi arabia the trumpet ministration pulled out of the land not nuclear deal with iran in two thousand and fifteen an investigation has been launched into whether corporate interests were for the head of the law when it came to the saudis why counterpoin

backed syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria several trucks of left the procedure village of but goods officials say the presence of civilians in the area had slowed their advance they were being used as human shields but syrian fighters say they now expect to liberate the town within twenty four hours and run khan has more from gaza on tap. now in about a square kilometer of territory that they are holed up in but they've been prepared for this fight for a very long time and they know the village well they know the territory very well so it will be an easy fight for the syrian democratic forces they'll have to go through the main routes into the village and that's where the face stiff resistance also a lot of the isis forces actually underneath the village in tunnels that they've been digging and the likely to be able to use those tunnels to try and get behind me as to your forces as they come in. meanwhile bangladesh says it won't grant entry to a british teenager who fled london to join i still on tue

news from syria more trucks are evacuating civilians from my sil's last pockets of territory hundreds of people have already been rescued from the eastern village of who's but u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say around seven thousand more a still trapped in the besieged enclave it's feared many civilians there are being used as human shields and israeli forces have shot dead a palestinian teenager at protests on the gaza border the fifteen year old was shot during a weekly march of return demonstration at least forty others were injured palestinian protesters are demanding an end to the gaza blockade and the right to return to historical palestine you're up to date with our top stories this hour coming up the week's big financial news from bricks it to the battle for water in the philippines those stories and much more coming up in counting the cost which is next. he was sent to jail but under two different prime minister says. now he is set to become the next prime minister of malaysia. and discusses what direction his country will take on talk to al jazeera. hello i'm adrian fo

spike syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria several trucks have left the besieged village of. the british teenager who fled london to join the ice will not be welcome in bangladesh this according to the country's foreign minister who made the announcement off the person move just a u.k. citizenship believing she was a jew national. leader of pakistan administered kashmir is told our jazeera he fears there's a risk of war with india after last week's attack in the disputed region forty one indian prime military soldiers were killed in a car bombing. or the british prime minister to reason may is just left to use headquarters in brussels off to holding more talks aimed at breaking the bricks that block may has been seeking legal assurances on the controversial backstop a mechanism which prevents a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland well all this after dramatic developments three m.p.'s from may's own party and out saying that they will quit saying handling of rights it's on a

it's the sil silverado with a gt snowplow that i kind of wish i had. we have two new powertrains. more torque. we've got a new allison 10 speed transmission with the dura max. legendary combination. >> this is a huge money maker for you. >> it is. these are taken about 40% of the buyers here will use these to make a living and work which is really important. that's why we have five different versions of it. a lot of people have dual use with recreation, campers, whatever they're towing, which is very important. we've got to be able to have a great truck that's refined to drive every day too. >> made in the u.s., in this plant here in flint which you invested over $1 billion. >> $1.2 billion since 2009. new paint shop, new body shop, 1,000 new people coming to work. >> some of those coming from plants which you decided to what you call unallocate. >> unallocated. >> nothing will be going on there. >> we haven't decided what's going to happen there yet. those people will have the first opportunity to come work in flint. cheryl: let's bring in jeff bastien to talk about that. they ar

back in minnesota, one family finding a sil lining building anoassivew man that looks like it could last until spring. this morning, the east coast epping for its own weather watch. baltimore expting round two of a one-two punch. residents there srting the week with ice now bracing for snow. farther north salt trucks and snowplows ready to roll. new york city issuing a travel advisory for this morning'sut co while neighboring new jersey not waiting. >> it's going to be as m pretty much everywhere. >> the governor there already declaring a state of emergency. >> i don't like winter. >> reporter: many schools planning for late starts or a snow day. e snow here in minneapolis is expected to taper off later on thisfternoon but they've already set a daily record snowfall total a 3.6 inches. they're supposed to get a break from this winter weatheror tomorrow but weather is expected in the forecast on thursday. kathy park, nbc news. >> it looks so pretty, but i know it feels miserable. there.just glad i'm not >> and that's the same system that's going to bring us rain tonight. we're seeing rain

an area of resilienc rye sil se. one of only two flood control projects which will offer opportunities of up to $1 billion of improvements to the shoreline. we've done lots of geo tech studies completing 100 to under the seawall program and we've defined a framework to tackle the seven and a half miles of waterfront to strengthen, adapt and envision to guide a resilient port future. engagement was an incredibly banner year. the waterfront land use plan received unanimous support. we had a minority business mixer. 160 attend's and we've had contracting workshops and we've reached 100 attendees. we had a contract opportunity open house with 140 attendees and we've put out embarkadaro and engage 52 respondents. the outreach is extraordinary and 100 stakeholders and i won't read the statistics but it's remarkable. and many, many members of port staff engaged in those efforts. it's the ability and we've had the beneficial reuse of dredge materials and that's an important improvement for the environment to reuse the materi

. >> reporter: whether she'll preva sil against tong tug of economic opportunity up north is a big question. a generation ago, her mother in law remembers pleading similarly with roberto and his brothers. all four of them remain in the united states. for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in zongolica, mexico. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodr/cuff: with u.na trade negotiations now in high gear, president trump recently suggested he might delay the latest round of tariffs on cha, scheduled to take effect march 1st. so are we in a trade war with china or not? our ecospnomics corondent, paul solman, explains as part of our weekly series, "making sense," which airs every thursday. >> i love tariffs but i also love them to negotiate. >> reporter: in any negotiation, " the president's book "e art of the deal" stressed, the key question: who's got the power? america, trying to suggest it does, has trotted out a major economic weapon, tariffs, impose on chinese products -- taxes on goo

says the mice sil violates the intermediate nuclear forces treaty so we'll leave the treaty in six months unless the russians destroy those missiles and their launchers. the inf treaty did a good job keeping nuclear missiles out of europe. the russians say the missile doesn't violate the treaty. >>> also a list of people running for president as democrats. cory booker will face a crowded field indeed and if successful take on trump, who we presume will be the republican candidate. the slate of democrats historic with the number of women, two african americans. booker is a stanford grad from new jersey or senator from new jersey and used youtube to make his announcement. >> together, america, we will rise. i'm cory booker and i'm running for president of the united states of america. >> president trump meanwhile backtracking on his attack on his own intelligence chiefs. he said they needed to go back to school. he said they were naive. he said they were slow. this came after the heads of the intelligence committee testified before the senate and disagreed with president trump on nearly eve

to take the difficult things you know not to compromise you so i do my sil are we having this here it might be ok. if i did take out the other might be a different generation and a different struggle in how to morph side by mar was a rather mysterious and i think it follows a group of women who find solidarity through playing football despite skepticism from some quarters of them rather than having to laugh at. the difficulties they face from family traditions to politics to religion or echoed in the way the director had to operate. and how the law if you would go on to the streets with a handheld camera completely by himself no crew not to be seen as conspicuous quite a small camera and was just filming and observing society observing football games and so you see that in the documentary you know it's very shaky scenes and hand-held scene but it's rufo to just the sense of being there. audiences here have been treated to films from across the middle east and africa for many years now but these sudanese filmmakers hope that soon people will be talking about their country for more than

at the top stories now us bike syrian democratic forces have started evacuating civilians from my sil's last remaining pockets of land in eastern syria several trucks have left the besieged village of. survivors of sexual crimes within the catholic church angry approach francis soft he failed to meet them one day before historic summit on a peace is again. the leader of pakistan administered kashmir is told al jazeera he fears there's a risk of war with india after last week's attack in the disputed region. forty one indian paramilitary soldiers were killed in a cople me. well now to iraq where life is slowly returning to normal in mosul a city that used to be ice shelf the crack capital in iraq women a no longer bad from the streets and many female led businesses a booming but the battle to retake mosul left the city in ruins and there are fears that i still could be making a comeback charles traffic reports. a beauty salon in eastern mosul business as usual you want to several to open in the city since i so was forced out almost two years ago before that women here caught wearing make

he comes in down sil and then members of congress have been sitting for hours to keep their seats —— so they can be the ones to shake hands with the present. democrats on one side, republicans on the other. the president shakes hands with both. they are pleased to have this opportunity. he walks down, behind him you have the republicans from the house of representatives as well. 0ther members of congress as well, senior figures from the administration, then he comes up and takes the podium and gives the address. an exciting moment for the president. and he loves this. an exciting moment. the losses. this is the pomp and of the evening. the president, as you noted, he is shaking hands on either side. it is so funny, because you look at the number of people who are there. they have staked out a spot, they want to be there, and still a loss of these numbers were being critical of the president are the ones who wanted to be there to greet in —— a loss. the ones who wanted to be there to greet in -- a loss. the optics are fascinating. it is the theatre of the state of the union honest as

one of the stories that came out was her yelling at someone because there was no sil silverd she had eat a salad with of comb. she may have to explain to the voters why she would do that with a comb, more than whether or not she yelled at swufnlt i think that's probably a weirder issue. eric: let me read the campaign response. the senator has acknowledged she can be tough and much people hard. the anonymous stories, some of which are ridiculous, don't overshadow the countless experiences of people on the senator's team who she has been proud to work with. i've got to tell you, you're going to have to watch "saturday night live," you know what's going to be on "saturday night live" tonight, eating salad with a comb. that's disgusting. maybe she wasn't eating- >> how would you know? have you done that. eric: i would never eat salad with a comb. >> was that a used comb? eric: she apparently took out a comb, she ate a salad and told an aide to clean it. that's the story. >> i think number one, you can't say you're fighting for american voters -- excuse plea, american workers and then tre