in tunisia, the u.s. played an important role since 2011 in solidifying the country's democratic transition. during my recent visit there, i was honored to officially reopen the usaid tunisia office. on the same trip, signed our first five-year bilateral agreement with tunisia. i traveled to tunisia's interior, where i had the leisure the pleasure of visiting businesses that are now growing with young people who are actively participating with their local governments and setting a path forward for their communities. before i close, to echo the secretary's remarks, the administration's foreign assistance request prioritizes investments smashed my host government commitment and encourages international donors to share the burden of development. he said programs restored water to thousands of syrians to areas liberated from isis. we hope to revitalize agriculture, rebuild canals, and all the activities funded by coalition partners. we will continue to put u.s. interest's first and be interests first. through

whether muslim women in europe or women in societies like tunisia morocco, these different countriesen were recruited from in high numbers. i think often that's done through a securitized lens. you will have what seems like a grassroots women online digital magazine for young female muslims and then within six months it will kind of emerge that's being funded secretly by the foreign office. the realization or the importance of engaging with those communities and women in those communities is fair but it's really becomes host transactional and instrument choice. women are great come help us fight terrorism. rather than let's make sure you have english classes and make sure you have shelters against domestic violence so that you can be more independent and safe in your community and maybe be better parents and better actors within your own right. >> to your point this is all being secured to isis it throws a wet blanket on civil participation in all of it seems that much harder. >> absolutely. i think that's why there's real division. i think the atmosphere now certainly in britain i t

withthe countrid president a sign of democratic institutions and i was fortunate to travel to tunisia last month with the helsinki commission for the democracy inaction. they must not concede influence to those who counter the spirit of democracy and freedom in the middle east is simply no substitute for the u.s. leadership in the region and i look forward to hearing from the witnesses today and i yield back my time. it is now my pleasure to introduce the witnesses. before i do that objection all members may have five days to submit the limitation and the rules and assistant secretary david is the assistant secretary of near eastern affairs sworn in june 15, 2019 player to join the department of state as director of the program on the politics of the washington institute for near east policy and previously served in the office of the secretary of defense at the country director and was awarded ththework of the office of the secretary defense medal for exceptional service in 2005. before joining the government in 2002, he was a research fellow at the institute and a project coordinator

. >> quickly to tunisia. the election just happened in tunisia. we like to see them happen in a good direction. we cut foreign aid from $46 million roughly in half. do you have a concern about about the message that sends? >> thank you. we think that the number is right on tunisia, two parts. by the way, we, too, think the elections were a dramatic success and see this as really a positive development. i was just in tunisia before the election, met with the electoral commission. it's something that's a source -- should be a source of pride for them and certainly for the region. it's unusual. we think the number is the right figure. we are the fmf, the money we provide for security forces is the same, basically, but some of the esf has decreased and if we need to, we can make that up with metbi. they get money from europeans, burden sharing. all this money, there's an issue of absorbed of kaft. we think we're at the right amount. >> thank you. >> thank you. i just had a couple of follow-ups. mr. wilson, if he has any. you were referring to iran as

in tunisia and headed east. for the next 2 centuries the newly built city of cairo which served as the seat of the shah kind of. the fatah it's considered back caliphate universal so ideally they wanted to expand that palace from their original base in north africa back into each it on into syria and ultimately to encompass the whole islamic well they weren't able to achieve that and will instead happened in the 10th century was the islamic world became divided between a number of different caliphate. meanwhile in the west. a storm was gathering. christians uniting under the banner of the cross. were looking eastward to conquer the holy lands. the approaching struggle could not have come at a worse time for a divided muslim world. and for the caliphs were at their weakest point as they turned to face the crusades. story 1400 years in the making. a story of success. and jesse you know tells the story of the client. and. the count of. 3. 0. 000. well into your. head oh that's the most the picture across much of th

is no exception the wooden swirling around this thing here would charge a fee when it's really in tunisia or of gale force a little bit to the east and eastern europe is still representing really late summer 23 degrees book prices still well above where it should be this is more typical 8 to 17 be the case so let's focus a bit more all in this area the central mediterranean has been swirling with these storms to me in the west for the last couple of weeks this one's fairly vicious is bringing showers into tunisia and i say that suddenly or more last saturday gale force wind running over the open water but look you can see italy and you can't see albanian you can't see much of greece. over the next 24 hours this storm will move in that general direction and although things will improve for tunisia and italy after potential floods today that's not true on the adriatic coast for example in dubrovnik shunk thunderstorm got to be the case of a both wednesday and thursday a drop in temperature 3 days of persistent rain. the weather sponsored by cattle read. a story 1400 years in the making. a s

open source project 59 percent compared to last year similarly high growth rates were seen for kenya tunisia and morocco but it seems the idea of using freely available software and modifying it for customized applications is gaining traction among programmers across africa and with me in the studio now a familiar face moses our coauthor hugh very much for coming in moses he's a father a c.e.o. of offer a link consultancy advising investors on africa and the african tech scene moses what might those numbers we're seeing rise so significantly so what we see is that open source is actually helping a lot of companies like the startups and also organizations to be able to have a quick deployment and that is actually why we see that especially when it comes to africa cost efficiency is very important and we've seen a lot of developers jumping on to the open source. market to get solutions on that it comes though the numbers come from a relatively low level this is what makes the increase so staggering yet so i said what we see that there are 2 different aspect of it we have the contribute and we

moon jane and brings together the leaders of the 10 member nations these are brunei cambodia and tunisia house malaysia myanmar the philippines singapore thailand and vietnam the moon administration has unveiled a so-called new cellphone policy which i am stupid economic cooperation with india and countries the aim is to strengthen ties to counter the negative impact of the ongoing us china trade dispute. and i was with some of the other global business stories making news. amazon is opening a pop up store on chinese e-commerce platform a p nor do they need to go off around $8000.00 overseas products amazon has struggled to gain a foothold in the world's 2nd largest economy its close its marketplace there in july e-commerce in china is dominated by homegrown players like ali baba and j.d. dot com. tesla has received nearly 150000 orders for its new electric pickup trucks despite an embarrassing launch last week the much hyped a unveiling that went off script when the cyber drugs windows splintered twice this bragging about the strength of the class as a share price fell 6 percent after t

decided something to the so-called islamic state likely to have fled towards the nearby border with tunisia this is the 2nd major assault on the country's military in amongst. the. protesters in iraq have taken over deserted building in baghdad as a focus for that dissent a growing movement began weeks ago on social media fueled by anger against government corruption and the demand for basic services. german chancellor angela merkel has finished her 2nd 2 day visit to india. today chancellor spoke to the entire german chamber of commerce and trade focused on furthering economic cooperation between the 2 countries germany set to spend more than a 1000000000 euro zone green movement of the project as part of a partnership with. italy's chief medical editor at mackay the customer is covering the visit she sent us this update on the last day the german chancellor has chosen a top components pounds and a solar powered metro station as a last stops before she heads back to it's symbolic for germany's focus on the losses on our business potential somebody sees here in india the issue of kashmir is

saillant 7 links to the so-called islamic state in are likely to have fled toward the nearby border with tunisia where it's the 2nd major assault on the country's military in a month. protesters in iraq have taken over an abandoned building in baghdad as a focus for their dissent the growing movement began spontaneously weeks ago on social media with anger against government corruption and the demand for basic services. the tom long cave in thailand has reopened one year after 12 young boys and their soccer coach were trapped inside the 3 week plight of the wild boars football team gripped the country and the world some 2000 tourists were present for the caves reopening. german chancellor angela merkel has wrapped up her 2 day visit to india on saturday merkel spoke to the indo german chamber of commerce the chancellor's trip focused on furthering economic cooperation between the 2 countries germany is set to spend over 1000000000 euros on green mobility projects as part of a partnership with india. w.'s chief political editor cliff near is covering angela merkel's visit she sent us this update

speaking to people in egypt, tunisia and other continents or in europe the neck interesting how you are talking about the leader, but he was the one who said no more. [laughter] >> yes. shifting from those times today. >> not only the terrorist that took them to syria. also, the influence operations. my organization led an aid operation. while at the same time, how's al qaeda for the corporation. in fact who carries out an operation against from the city with the al qaeda to help the al qaeda? >> to simplify what you are saying here, describing one hand of the turkish government trying to operate against isis, but the other hand of the turkish government be the judiciary and then you have the regime who collaborate. >> yes. 2014. the operation brought by police chief. all the important people in the judiciary. judges for the people. police chief. some of the most intelligent sources make sure that those operations would not be interrupted. today called the mit instruct. the introduction of police. the people have justified themselves as the intelligence. the medicine to syria. they orde

we have different situations of the a lot of these guys came from tunisia and libya.nisia and libya that could be destablizing. to the u.s. and other countries, i think that would be fine. >> james, thank you. >> thanks for having me. connell: "fox business alert." i don't think we were expecting any transcripts to be released today but moments ago the house did release the testimony of pentagon official laura cooper as part of the impeachment inquiry to president trump. hillary vaughn joins us from capitol hill with any breaking details. what do we have so far in this? >> we're learning cooper had a lot of concerns both at dod but also people in ukraine, apparently had knowledge, according to her, this military aid was being held up for some reason. she did detail that when it was first announced that congress was releasing this $250 million to ukraine, as planned, they did get questions directed about the from it whews about who approved this money. what the money entailed. they then answered those questions. then months later, there was this speculation that milita

only person that could beat the islamic [inaudible] and that's why you see him speaking to people in tunisia and other complex in europe to muslim and turkish. >> interesting how you talk about erdogan is the leader of the houma but he was the one who said no more caliphate, very same turkey. [laughter] >> yes, we see a huge shift. >> going back to that province you would have shipments of ar arms. >> it's not only and not only the terrorists that turkey left to syria but also other operations. [inaudible] they tried to preach to local population and by age organization led by erdogan allies had eight operations but at the same time helped al qaeda lose eight operations and in fact, erdogan got her upset and called on his police chiefs who carried out in operation against iha because iha was working for al qaeda to help al qaeda. >> to simple fight what you're saying in describing that one hands of the turkish government trying to operate against isis but the other hand of the turkish government be at the police, judiciary or -- then you have the erdogan regime who collaborates? >> it was 20

number of others were wounded or so one civilian was killed the attack took place near the border with tunisia in the ne ne region of mahdi and it's as you said one of many deadly attacks took place to place in the last few weeks and it shows that the the groups they are fighting against the mali in army and the peacekeepers there and the french soldiers and those 5000 soldiers from the from the offer. commissions the g 5 those groups are gaining more momentum organizing themselves better and making it more difficult for those peacekeepers and other soldiers to control the arteries and particularly for the modern army important points about how my because what are we to make of the strengths of the various groups there despite the international intervention. well there in you know that the nature of that region is very unique because said there's a there are no real borders there between those countries of the sahara it is difficult to control the thousands and thousands of kilometers of that where there are no fences there are no outposts there for those militaries most of them are encamped i

chews day across those northern pass but algeria well there is a village area and gradually into tunisia seeing increasingly wet weather as we go on through the week with the risk of some localized flooding. sponsor tone and. what are you protesting about how does the weather online life face minstrelsy comes directly out of translating slavery or if you join us this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice. through discussion is real and are your solutions on al-jazeera . and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now iran has taken another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal present haasan rouhani says your rainy and gas will start to be injected into just over 1000 centrifuges comes a day out to iran's head it was doubling the number of advance enter a future is that has rocky protesters are walking roads and bridges in the capital baghdad and in several provinces as they continue to step up the pressure on the government on

africa as well with that same storm system but a lot of heavy rain towards parts of algeria as well as tunisia now we're going to be seeing the coastal areas of libya some clouds as well as some rain windy conditions could be a problem as well for cairo though we are looking at a nice day if you maybe some clouds pushing through at 32 degrees there on wednesday a little bit better by the time we get towards thursday but for algiers it is going to be a windy day with attempt a few of 21 degrees. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now in hong kong demonstrators are blocking streets and transport for a 3rd day police have borne the city is on the verge of a total breakdown of the rule of law but protesters say its police actions fueling much of the anger bolivia's center an opposition leader has declared herself interim president after weeks of turmoil. has taken over from alstead president evo morales who is now in mexico after being granted asylum paralysis resigned after weeks of protests over his disputed reelection israeli air strikes in gaza have killed 2 palestin

the 2011 arab spring began in tunisia and spread to egypt after weeks of protests egyptian president hosni mubarak resigned he ruled for nearly 30 years he was tried on corruption charges. newly elected egyptian president mohamed morsi set about establishing a strict religious regime after one year he was ousted by a military coup in 2014 former defense minister l c c became president he ordered thousands arrested and democratic organizations crushed many egyptians are calling the regime worse than mubarak's and they're taking to the streets. a ray of hope appeared in sudan after over 3 decades of ruthless domination and months of protests and sudanese dictator omar al bashir was ousted by the country's military following continued bloodshed the military council and opposition forces for freedom movement signed an agreement regulating the division of power between military and civilian authority the 1st democratic elections are to be held within 3 years is it the military that decides success or failure of a revolution. bank important question another record a core question that is r

couple days ago some of this rain will come down from the veterans the north and shoals of algeria tunisia and libya that's a position for such day. a story of blackmail. and. ask you i have strangled i have a story of courage or whatever the feeling is real. passion. and very simply just. welcome back out of the headlines now iraqi security forces of clash with anti-government protesters in baghdad and in the southern city of basra iraqi commission for human rights has at least 23 protests protesters have been killed in the on the rest since sunday. a protest has been run over and killed by a turkish army vehicle during a joint military patrol with russia in northeastern syria a man who was killed was reported to be part of the group of protesters. and the hour the headline acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney has defied a subpoena ordering him to testify at the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president donald trump investigators wanted more they need to explain why millions of dollars in aid to ukraine was blocked in august. firefighters in the australian state of new south wale

western mediterranean and that system in the western med that will produce showers across into algeria tunisia and in fact stay in the for the next couple days and feeling pretty cool analogy is just 40. dreams drones and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 short films show how moments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. a.j. selects on al-jazeera. i'm back here with al jazeera live from london a quick look at the headlines now the iraqi human rights commission says at least 4 people have been killed during clashes in the capital baghdad security forces have been using live ammunition and tear gas to try to clear protest sites in the capital and also in the southern city of. india's supreme court has ruled a disputed religious site in the country's north be given to hindus for the construction of a temple to the hindu god rom the land in the town of ayodhya has long been claimed by both muslims and hindus. and brazil's former president luiz

side of the adriatic some of the spill will be off proud and rains through the coasts of algeria tunisia more especially libyan unisys bass here that showers just off the tip of greece so probably head slowly is about timing it to sunday you might even feel them in northern egypt sense of all that and of course it's generally quietening down in africa but still throughout tropical africa and the gulf of guinea the showers are quite romp and. sponsored by its own. every week news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would go out on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 53 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the mi

citizens and this is a whole new ball game that we started in sudan and we saw shiria we've seen tunisia this is what lebanon is part of our salute the entire arab world and the real challenge is the challenge of statehood and good governance of the citizens are saying we have a voice in this be a bumpy for some months i think until until enough people of the whole country suffer from the economic collapse and they say we can't live like this anymore nor are some external power to step in and and help fix the situation with huge injections of money but that's been part of the problem in the past so it's really a change in the whole governance system as what is required and and the governance system in place now is unlikely to give in to that totally so what we have to look for a compromise on the place to look right now is the new government of the form i mean they technocrats and undone so many old guard how many mild old guard people some kind of compromise that starts the political process and immediately deals with the stabilization of the. research the real issue and as you say cert

parts of africa but i have a towards the west the northwest the northern areas of morocco algeria and tunisia very wet the next couple of days. sponsored by countdown and one. for me out to c.n.n. london for power fantastic t.v. special guest. in conversation when societies defiance and when women are designed the only thing that benefits from this paycheck itself and from states uninterrupted is a good girls are those who work. for him. just like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's studio. on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here bonder about top stories the un. security forces are playing to fear and intimidation ahead of next year's presidential election it says being pressured to support the governing party of president clinton's. iraq's parliament is preparing to discuss a new electoral reform bill politicians are hoping this will calm the corruption and unemployment at least $330.00 people have been killed since the. demonstrations in chile have now entered their 5th week the protests began over a hike in metro fears but expanded to include economic

factor here across parts of algeria we're going to be seeing some very windy conditions also for tunisia as well and those winds will continue down here across much of the south wins for algiers continuing today as well as into the weekend on tuesday we're looking at calmer winds with a temperature of 20 degrees. leaks stories generate fountains of headlights these portraits are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison days and me right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings out there with the listening post on al-jazeera. television or none of the top stories here are. u.s. state department has released records related to its dealings with ukraine the documents confirm multiple contacts between ukraine sector state might compare and president donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani. at least 36 people have been killed by a lan

couple days ago some of this rain will come down from the military into the northern shores of algeria tunisia and libya that's a position for such day. right . it's good to have you with us on syria these are our top stories india's supreme court has ruled a disputed religious side. will be handed to a state backed one of trustees to manage construction of a hindu temple the court said alternative land will be set aside for muslims to build a mosque brazil's former president has been present 19 months after being jailed for corruption money laundering the judge ordered louise and are suited to sell was released after brazil's top court ruled that convicted criminals could already be jailed after all of their appeals have been exhausted and a group of chileans has openly defied presidents of the nearest way to crackdown on protests police fired tear gas and carrying at demonstrators who threw rocks on the spot but many thousands also gathered peacefully to demand economic reforms. now there's a rare sign of cooperation between india and pakistan a corridor or letting indian 6 cross the border

messy with that same weather system clouds as well as rain across parts of algeria as well as into tunisia it's going to be fairly chilly so for algiers expect to see a rainy day at 18 degrees and then as we go towards sunday conditions get a little bit chilly we're going to be seeing 15 degrees there for tunis rain for you at 60 degrees. what are you protesting about how does this impact you when they're on line well i face mental state i'm directly out of trance like it's playful or if you joined us on sat this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely they say is a dialogue minard is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions announces iraq. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour. the u.n. says burundi's security forces are white in your campaign of fear and intimidation ahead of next year's presidential election it says voters are being pressured to show support for the ruling party. iraq's par

western mediterranean that system in the west a med that will produce showers across into algeria tunisia and in fact stay in the for the next couple days and feeling pretty cool analogy is just 40. mass protests forcing the government but are we seeing. this. we follow journalists on the front line the secret. pretty committed to reporting the fact that police officers pointing guns at journalists say stop hong kong sacked and friction the truth lose it anyway on al-jazeera. now with al-jazeera hello again the top stories cambodian opposition leader has been freed from house arrest more than 2 years after being charged with treason and his release comes a day after a sound the co-founder of their band party arrived in malaysia from his self-imposed exile in france. 4 more people have been killed in violent protests against the government in iraq's capital security forces were deployed in both baghdad. demonstrators torched government buildings. people have been demanding improved public services to corruption. government a day after being released from prison. warders the left the presid

just south of the measurements along the coast of morocco algeria tunisia breeze kit's a bit chilly and the increasing cloud might even bring some rain to algiers on saturday. story 1400 years. a story of success. the story of dispute. the girl of. her minder the top stories here on al-jazeera chile's president has announced a raft of new penalties against protesters as he fights to end weeks of unrest the measures target looters and vandals especially those wearing hoods or mosques. for anti-government protesters have been shot dead in baghdad security forces a stopping them from getting nic government buildings. and presidents president trumps former national security adviser john bolton says he will only appear before the impeachment inquiry if he is subpoenaed in a court. french president emanuel macro has criticized nato describing it as brain dead in an interview with the economist magazine macro warns european countries they can no longer rely on the united states to defend the alliance he says the u.s. under donald trump appears to be turning its back on its commitment to nato g

say in this part of europe that just south of the measurements along the coast of morocco algeria tunisia breeze kit's a bit chilly and the increasing cloud might even bring some rain to algiers on saturday. the u.s. is a. tipping points scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 near miss us the world's leaders to agree upon a solution. to taking matters into their. lives . which by its actions to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now is ridiculous both from his return to the people's doors on no 0. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera crowds in hong kong are demanding justice after the death of a fellow protester a student fell off a parking garage during demonstrations on monday police were firing tear gas in the area but the cause of his fall isn't clear iraqi security forces have shot dead it means 5 protesters in the southern city of basra 6 others were killed in the capital baghdad on thursday demonstrators are angry over a lack of public services and want a political overhaul and chile's president has announced ne

about 17 degrees also some cloudy conditions and some rain pushing across parts of algeria as well as tunisia over the next day things are getting better there but for algiers it is going to be a windy and cloudy day with a touch of 21 in tunis 21 degrees for you. who was a sponsor. for you. how does this in their online life basement directly translate explain for joining us this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now the impeachment inquiry into president trump is to begin televised hearings next week washington's top diplomat in ukraine is due to appear he previously said trump tried to pressure him to investigate his rival a major military aide depend on. 2 former twitter employees have been charged in the u.s. with spying for saudi arabia they're accused of accessing the account

messy with that same weather system clouds as well as rain across parts of algeria as well as into tunisia it's going be fairly chilly so for algiers expect to see a rainy day at 18 degrees and then as we go towards sunday conditions get a little bit chilly you're going to be seeing 15 degrees there for tunis rain for you at 60 degrees. from the al-jazeera london center to special guests in conversation when societies declined and when women. the only thing about benefits from the speech itself unprompted uninterrupted is a good will. for a. fact be. if you like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalists in studio unscripted on al-jazeera. a comeback is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the iraqi government is denying reports that at least 3 people were killed when security forces opened fire on protesters earlier in baghdad demonstrators are angry over a mass unemployment and widespread corruption. u.s. president donald trump says he wants a trial in the republican controlled senate if he's impeached by the house he insists he's done nothing

about $21.00 degrees or about at about 80 with more clouds in the forecast but over here towards tunisia things look quite nice view for tunis 27 degrees is going to be the high with sun and your forecast for tripoli a very nice day for you as well we're 27 degrees. from the london drop costs and 2 special guests any conversation they only want to protect life for 9 months and look amazing for your year old unprompted uninterrupted black people for as long as we've been fighting back has been labeled as terrorist intimately reflecting on the issues of our time people like to think that their nationalism is not as brutal as someone else's national studio be unscripted coming soon on al-jazeera. top stories here on al-jazeera and protests are being held for the 19th day across lebanon demonstrated the pressure on the government the blocked main highways and roads was also anger at the president. would delay. the parliamentary consultations which are required to name the next. people in iran rallying outside the former u.s. embassy as they mark a significant anniversary of the islamic revol

africa we will see some rain showers they could be heavy working the way through algeria on tools tunisia and then really staying in the same place as we head on into sunday. the brutish iraqi journalist who's visualizing complex statistics in a simple. i think your office of some real starts to tease to break apart from most systems and to collect in a way that sort of represent different communities challenging mainstream misconceptions the point creates and control ministrations it doesn't unite people it doesn't make people who would like more instances done this truth is that anyway . and again i missed. a reminder of our top stories this hour protests have broken out in iran after the government hiked the cost of fuel light least 50 percent the internet has been causing pots of the country following the protests iran has some of the world's cheapest fuel a heavy subsidies. u.s. president donald trump has been accused of intimidation after he attacked a witness on twitter as she testified at the impeachment hearing about a bitch was removed from her post as u.s. ambassador to ukraine

portugal for a time well the boss of africa will see some heavy right there is lots of the flooding in tunisia on tuesday. you're watching out to 0 let's recap the top stories right now palestinian armed group islamic jihad has fired rockets into israeli territory following the killing of one of its commanders israel has closed schools and some transport services along the border crossing into gaza. has been targeted and attack and syria's capital the armed group says the commander. survived the attack on his home in damascus former president of bolivia ever morality has left the country after seeking asylum in mexico but his flight has been diverted to pair of wire and it's not known where people and alice resigned on sunday after weeks of protests following his a disputed election. and the u.s. is urging bolivia's legislative assembly to meet quickly to began forming a transitional government also in jordan has more from washington d.c. the 1st message from u.s. officials a day after a lot of us locked as bolivia's president the political violence between all classes of the bolivian populati

portugal for a time while the parts of africa will see some heavy rain there is lots of the flooding in tunisia on tuesday. a story 1400 years in the make. a story of success. just tells the story of dispute division of. the color. just. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera police in hong kong have shot and critically wounded a protester in another violent day of clashes the city's chief executive carrie lyons has come out to call the demonstrators enemies of the people and opposition politician is expected to be sworn in as bolivia's in to relieve her. as being a strong critic a former leader of a moralist who stood down on sunday and the netherlands must actively help to repatriate the children of dutch women who joined the slumming in syria a judge in the hague said that the victim the children are victims of the actions of their parents. the u.k.'s breaks it party leader nigel farage says he will not challenge the governing conservative party seats in next month's general election in a significant boost for prime minister boris johnson for irish said that his aim was to