after tripoli, the rod would take them to miss ryder was an apple green old potentially dangerous . and then of course, into the desert. during the 2011 revolution, miss ross was a strong hold of opposition to buffy. 9 years later, government troops held off a challenge by the warlord hardy for half the next to water whose citizens were forced out by good duffy forces fighting the opposition in the office. it remained a ghost town until reconciliation with the router in 2018 allows people to finally return home mohammedans group to corrode 5 pit stop right here. ah. the threat to the group's ready success however, came not from a roadside device or factional violence, but from maloof car breaking zone. soon after leaving florida, 2 thirds of the way into the journey mohammed anathema were no longer sure if they actually were able to take part in the don t t ready with out of the this year. and she had worked for me. when you get in and her new mobile, i have a lot of movie upland. no madam, that no noodle the fish had the seal apple and my name and your me i me ah! when but i'm sure

mohammed talked about how much tripoli meant to him, and many other libya. he remembered the motor rallies held the path and look forward to the city, returning to peace and glory, one day through the internal conflict that followed the revolution. tripoli has been held by the international recognized government and he will get set up in what about us for future them if you would american for our system and ship at the southern them. we didn't mission machine for predict any door pre executive, pre after tripoli, the rod would take them to miss ryder and grain old potentially dangerous. and then of course, into the desert. during the 2011 revolution, miss ross was a strong hold of opposition to buffy. 9 years later, government troops held off a challenge by the warlord hardy for half the next water whose citizens were forced out by good duffy forces fighting the opposition in the office. it remained goes down until reconciliation with the router in 2018 allows people to finally return home mohammedans group to corrode. 5 pitstop right here. ah, the threat to

the 1st leg was the 67 kilometers from the home town of sir, man to the capital tripoli, which would just take over now the ah, on the journey mohammed talked about how much tripoli meant to him, and many other libya. he remembered the motor rallies held the the path and look forward to the city returning to peace and glory, one day throughout the internal conflict that followed the revolution triply has been held by the internationally recognized government. ah, well that's the thing. what about us? but please give them if you would american for you been to them and ship out the southern and we didn't mission machine for predict any door actually. a plea victim 3, after tripoli, the rod would take them to miss ryder was an apple green, old, potentially dangerous. and then of course, into the desert. during the 2011 revolution, miss rock was a strong hold of opposition to buffy. 9 years later, government troops held off a challenge by the warlord. how the for half the i next to water, whose citizens were forestalled by good duffy forces fighting the opposition in the other. it remain

still hot in places, 44 and tripoli, another sunshine, of course, in north africa. that big shelves and the gulf of guinea, and as far west once more the country of guinea, ah. across the world, young activated and organized there on the move to the day we do the work that i heard in the 1st of a new series to people in new york city use different to me to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a wide problem that wires a systemic solution generally can change on your game but seems a promising part out of the panoramic. but the implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world. already a clear gap has emerged between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geo politics to the pure economics, the misinformation, the latest development. what's going on here is very different. first off, the back thing comes in the form of a nasal spray. special coverage of the colona virus pandemic on a jessina. ah . the al jazeera commander over top stories, the center

well, let's get the latest from money. china, who's in tripoli far as my what have been the stumbling blocks and the main problem issues with this. well, it's the divisions among the members of the living political dialogue form. now you have to remember this was a body created by the us support mission. to help facilitate consensus among the best rival factions of the, the parliament and the high council of state are the official bodies that were stablished by the libyan political agreement. 2015, they were the ones who are responsible to bring about a unity government. they couldn't agree. so the previous head of the support mission, stephanie williams created this big tent forum, including $75.00 members from various locations in libya, from different points of view, different political backers, in order for them to come together and bring about an agreement, they agreed in february, they voted in this inter immunity government and they're supposed they were, they were meant to come up with a constitutional framework or elections to be held in december. but they are deeply divided.

now latrina, algebra, tripoli, the imprisonment of former south african president, jacob's humor has been delayed by the constitutional court, which has agreed to hear his challenge from a joint hunter to support his own party home. okay, he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. soon has our support to overturn the building. thank he can be exposed to cope with a team behind by a delegation from southern africa. the regional block is due to arrive and s a teeny, formerly known as fuzzy land. on a fact, finding mission reports, the dozens of people have been killed during weeks of protest against the king, alexia bryan reports the facilities, what he needs capital in bonnie patients who say they were shot by security forces . i went out to see what was happening and so the cars were on fire. we went to look at the supermarket which is also burning. but when i got there, the police chased, i just got back to my house when police arrived and they shot me. the videos like the hard to get the whole landlocked kingdom, formerly known as the lea

while the trainer has more from tripoli, because issue of iraq, i'm human after nearly a week of talks and negotiations in geneva, those taking part in the libyan political dialogue forum have failed to come to an agreement on a constitutional basis to hold elections in december. it is seen by many as yet another roadblock to bring instability to a country ravished by conflicts for more than a decade. it is regrettable dot. despite all the opportunities over a total of 5 days, there is still no common ground. the people for the b will certainly feel let down, as they still aspire to the opportunity to exercise their democratic rights in their presidential and parliamentary election on 24 december. the libyan political dialogue form or l p d. f is a 75 member body created by the us support mission. it voted in the interim unity government in february, which was seen as a break through the interim government led by prime minister abdul hamid. the veda is leading the country until elections can be held in december. but with talks failing and geneva some say it may mean the elections will

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now latrina, algebra, tripoli, israeli defense officials have confirmed a cargo ship has been attacked in the northern indian ocean. the vessel was on its way from jetta and saudi arabia. to the united arab emirates, it's unclear who was behind the attack. no casualties have been reported in gaza at least one person has been severely injured in and israeli air strike israeli air force. head fighter jets struck a weapon, manufacturing side and a rocket launcher belonging to hum us. the attacks followed days of incendiary balloons launch from garza, which caused a series of fires in israel. palestinian health officials say israeli forces have killed a palestinian man in the occupied west bank. witnesses told down to 0. the soldiers surrounded the man's home in a village near knob loose and open fire. local media had happened when residents confronted his writing security forces. after they entered the village, palestinians have been holding weekly protests against the expansion of israeli settlements. now search and rescue crews in japan are looking for 20 people missing . after a mudsli

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he's come all the way to tripoli to interview key witnesses. be that all the items were investigated? come from a specific region and libya for you and ica. here's one of the items we see in this head was wrapped in a blanket. me a few months earlier or so let us search at this barcelona art gallery. dozens of valuable antiquities were seized. these statues are valued between 50100000 euros. ah, the spanish dealer was arrested and charged with helping to finance terrorism. it's the 1st case of its kind in europe. in the spring, if our investigation was triggered by several export licenses requested by this famous barcelona antiquities de la, i had many objects from livia on exhibits for roused our suspicions. saki, right? you know me. so who is the barcelona antiquities dealer charged with trafficking and antiquities received through a terrorist organization. though still in his thirty's sharma by god, is a respected dealer known for trading and rare objects. the during the investigation spanish police intercepted more than $30000.00 emails. so

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and it still ran about $41.00, mark in tripoli and warmer than that in cairo. but there is a breeze you can see. so generally speaking, temperatures are being at least kept down. most of africa, of course, is hot and dry. but the rain gets a long way, nose this time. yeah. if you, if you, how's the seeing showers are a big shower in guinea and moving further north, but it's certainly that part of west africa where you see the biggest samples this time of the year. and they are, they are in the forecast. they're long way north, feathery as well. for example, in geneva, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me one of the top stories for the man in charge of securing current of ours vaccines for africa as blasted europe failing to deliver a single promise dose. st massey, which is less than one percent of the continent has been vaccinated. and a 3rd serge of infections is overwhelming hospita

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and it still ran about $41.00 mark and tripoli and warmer than that in cairo. but there is a breeze you can see. so generally speaking, temperatures are being least kept down there. most of africa, of course, is hot and dry, but the rain gets a long way. nose this time. yeah. if you, if you, how's the seeing showers are a big showers in getting him moving further north, but it's certainly that part of west africa where you see the biggest dam pause this time of the year. and they are, they are in the forecast. they're long way north feathery says, well for example, jimmy the across the world, young, activated and organized are on the move. the day we do the work that are in the 1st 7 years to people in new york city use different to me to fight institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a wide problem. network buyers, a democrat pollution generally can change on you can cut one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i needed to open and develop the whole entire national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and trade and learning

now. latrina, algebra, tripoli. yes, president joe biden is spending part of the july 4th holiday weekend encouraging people to get vaccinated. he's been in michigan to highlight the countries progress against cobra. 19 more than half the u. s. population have been vaccinated. the government will not meet his goal if not, can 870 percent by july. the 4th response teams are being deployed across the u. s. air is at risk of the highly contagious delta variant that's been detected in all 50 states, to 0 as christians, looming reports from new york. the route, whether it's to see bruce springsteen on broadway, or the new york mets at city field. americans are getting back out just in time to celebrate the national 4th of july holiday weekend, some traveling for the 1st time since the pandemic. it's really exciting, but also a little concerning at the same time just because there's so much we don't know. the united states is reopening despite falling short of president jo biden's, goal vaccinating 70 percent of americans

he's come all the way to tripoli to interview key witnesses. all the items were investigating, come from a specific region and libya from you and ica. here's one of the items we from in this head was wrapped in a blanket, and this month, me a few months earlier or so let us search this barcelona art gallery. dozens of valuable antiquities were seized. the statues are valued between 50100000 euros. ah, the spanish dealer was arrested and charged with helping to finance terrorism. it's the 1st case of its kind in europe. and in the spring, our investigation was triggered by several export licenses requested by this famous barcelona antiquity de la had many objects from libya on exhibits as professor roused our suspicions. psyche extra, you know, she missed the me. so who is the barcelona antiquities dealer charged with trafficking and antiquities received through a terrorist organization. though still in his thirty's sharma, by god, is a respected dealer known for trading and rare objects. ah, the during the investigation, spanish police intercep

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the turks probably saved tripoli but they shouldn't be there. they are kind of an occupying force in the eyes of a lot of libyans. certainly the russians and it ships shins and amber rudd he's that have been supporting the forces need to get the hell out. with that and a lot of support from the international community diplomatic and otherwise, there is a chance to start rebuilding a functioning political system in the country. the thing that people so overwhelmingly fought for and voted for in 2011 and 2012. i am more optimistic. i think the administration is doing all it could do and i'm not alone on my committee and house following this and being interested and consistently we hope we are relaying to the administration we support this engagement and will back it up. i would love to be there for those elections, by the way. gerald: i think it is christmas eve? rep. malinowski: if it is christmas eve, i would do it. we will see. one of my long-term goals has been to have a chance to attend in benghazi the ribbon-cutting for the christopher steve

i mean, the turks probably saved tripoli, but shouldn't be in there and kind after occupying force inof the libyans and certainly the russians and egyptians and the emiratis, and forces and need to get the hell out and with that a lot of support from the diplomatic communities and otherwise, there's a chance to start rebuilding a functional political system in the country. the thing that the people so overwhelmingly fought for and voted for in 2011 and 2012. so, i'm, you know, i'm more optimistic. i think the administration is doing all that it can do. and i'm not alone on my committee in the house and in following this and being interested in consistently elaying to the administration that we support this engagement and will back it up. i'd love to be there for those elections, by the way. >> i think it's christmas eve. >> it's christmas eve, you know what i'd do it. [laughter] >> so we'll see. one of my-- one of my long-term goals has been to have a chance to attend in benghazi the ribbon cutting for the christopher stevens memorial center in the wonderful city so devastated after h

besides those who flew 91% drove to their destination, according to tripoli. estimated 48 million people travel by road or by air for the holiday. and according to the say yesterday, nearly 1.7 million people were screened at airport checkpoints across the country. that is almost a million more than last year and just over one million less than in 2019 before the pandemic. many airlines are struggling to staff the number of flights needed to fulfill consumer demand. hands as ktvu. tom baker tells us that has resulted in many thousands of cancelled flights and delays. airlines received $54 billion in federal pandemic aid, much of it to keep paying their employees. but the trump administration said airlines could offer early retirements, buyouts and leaves of absence, which the airlines pursued vigorously reducing their workforce is now the airlines say they don't have enough folks to fly and service the aircraft minor in convenience today, our flight was canceled. we got to noticed early this morning, but there were other good available flights to choose from c

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restrictions, officials reminding travelers to be patient and be prepared to wait and speaking of travel, tripoliays more than 47,000 half million americans rather will drive or fly over the next three days. that's up 40% from last year, but the volume is expected to just it's the all time high of almost 49 million travelers. that record was set over the fourth of july weekend in 2019, months before the pandemic began, did you expect the line to be this long? oh, of course not. i'm supposed to be t s a preview. i forgot to put it in the app. and now i might miss my flights. kind of. yes i think everyone wants to travel right now. they do and you'll have to wait and packed airports. some airlines are struggling to keep up with the sudden spike in the bed. to attend tonight. the amount of em office space in san francisco is now at its highest level in more than 15 years, the chronicle reporting the city's office vacancy rate rose to 20% in the second quarter. that's more than doubled from the 9% vacancy rate during the same time last year, but real estate company cushman and wakefield predicts that

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and besides those who flew 91% drove to their destination, according to tripoli.ple travel by road or by air for the holiday. according to the esa. yesterday nearly 1.7 million people were screened at airport checkpoints across the country. that's almost a million more than last year and just over one million less than 2019 before the pandemic. even though air travel has returned to near pre pandemic levels, airlines are still struggling to return to the service levels needed to fulfill customer demand, and that has resulted in many thousands of cancelled flights and big delays. ktvu tom baker joins us now with a look at why this could have been avoided. tom, it's a worldwide problem, and it's now a race between quickly increasing flight bookings and getting enough staff and aircraft together to handle all those folks. airlines received $54 billion in federal pandemic aid, much of it to keep paying their employees. but the trump administration said airlines could offer early retirements, buyouts and leaves of absence, which the airlines pursued vigorously reducing

tripoli estimates 47.7 million americans left home four, the fourth of july. the newsroom. now with more on this trend, and andre, more than three million people flew this holiday as more people get vaccinated and feel comfortable flying, but airlines are having a hard time keeping up. for millions of airline passengers. independence day meant a new freedom to travel this summer after i got my vaccine, i feel pretty safe. yeah and i keep my mass dog, uh, for the hope light is a full flight. small plane. um you know, kind of same old, same old stuff crazy. we're seeing about an average of 40,000 passengers a day at sfo, the airport duty manager says this holiday was the busiest travel period since the pandemic. began there were still about 50% below where we were in 2019, where we would be seeing an average of about 80,000 people a day during the fourth of july holiday at mineta san jose international airport officials say more than 15,000 people passed through security last friday, the highest since the start of the pandemic and about 82% compared to july 2019