u.n. soldiers are based in the region to counter the terror threat among them eight hundred fifty germans but they are stationed in mali and can't guarantee security for the entire region and so far an african division hasn't been able to either with me now is dr abdul lives and i who is a political analyst in the region thanks for joining us and i so troubling this region what do you or people expect from. well i think there are some whole. lot of conversations around what is going on right now in the region in terms of security issues governing but also in terms such expectations i think americans has made it clear that she wants to support the region so i would say to those countries. senator. the nice dinner and. probably most of the morning tony and chad or maybe to take that and use it would be a good opportunity for them to discuss wish wish miracle on the issues how important is it that meghan is going again because this is not the first time she's going to that region yeah actually less than three years ago she was in the region so which i think. the reason why she's going back i

u.n. saying there are reasonable grounds to say israeli soldiers targeted shot children medics journalists so how could the universal song contest be under the auspices of a country that does that if you're referring to the u.n. reports which from the un human rights council which we know is blatantly biased and we know that a lot of western countries have voted against it or abstained and let's look at those this great return march so to speak and we saw it b.b.c. documentary only a couple of nights ago in the u.k. that clearly showed and quote palestinian demonstrators saying that there were some us terrorists in our midst with rifles and a tape. the cell phones and stalls attacking israeli positions we saw yassin while the head of hamas saying we're going to tear the border down and israelis israel has the right as any sovereign nation to defend its borders and its civilians within those borders so following up with we are talking about the b.b.c. and of course the b.b.c. they say that they want to cover your vision and say it's not political nothing to do with they're going to have a v

u.n. fo their response to the accounts of the soldiers. they didn't get back to us.d his soldiers should be spared no amount of new trigs so they can feel the, quote, loving care of his regime. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> and the 2020 election just around the corner and the goal of any presidential candidate is to capture the imagination of a country. but what do you do when there are 21 candidates plus the president all trying to do the same thing? we'll take a look. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsen

u.n. charter preserve peace in venezuela and not violent or forceful overthrow of the regime. meanwhile venezuelan soldiers have been making a display of their loyalty to present her burning a copy of a letter from opposition leader why don't handed to them by some of his supporters . the mayor put it in discussed in venezuela crisis with donald trump by phone with the u.s. president saying the chat with his russian counterpart had been positive. trying to have efforts to break a promise while is deadlock. what if all the key stakeholders don't only talk on the phone but get to meet maybe even more than once and actually end up agreeing on something might come pale and serve don't get in touch that often nowadays but just last week they were on the phone and there you have it they're meeting face to face just a few days after vladimir putin and donald trump didn't talk for about five months after the g. twenty in argentina last week it was time to get back to business the two presidents were on the phone for more than an hour he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to se

devices and other weapons were seized and more than 150 people were arrested 5 soldiers were also killed in the offensive. the u.n. security council is holding talks on the recent spate of violence in the south whole region of west africa for kenya faso is representing 5 countries in the region and asking the council members for help to combat armed groups operating there the meeting in new york fall's wednesday's attack in the air which killed 28 soldiers after they were ambushed. the rights group amnesty international says it has evidence war crimes may have been committed in libya and the city has got a witness statements and compiled satellite images which it says reveal unlawful rocket attacks on a neighborhood of tripoli the group is calling for an international investigation meanwhile warlord for the for have there is in italy where he met prime minister giuseppe conti the u.n. says at least 10 palestinian refugees were killed when rockets hit their camp in syria's aleppo province 4 children including a 6 year olds are among those killed 30 others are believed to be wounded. hundreds of facebook and instag

u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months their strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is a proportionality backed national row and. protected. nearly a hundred and forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon sort of al-jazeera. mass protests are taking place in sudan where demonstrators are staged a million strong march to press for a civilian government protest leaders say the military isn't serious about handing over power after ousting long time ruler omar bashir the two sides have agreed on forming a joint civilian military council to run sudan but her own over the details the african union has given sudan's military another sixty days to hand over power to civilians or it will face suspension mom and father as the latest from khartoum on the protesters demands. just a while ago the fossils of the declaration of p

u.n. mediating. a that ended friday afternoon when a sniper from gaza injured two israeli soldiers.ponded with an air strike, and that's led to this tense, volatile situation we're in now. >> is the expectation that this will only escalate? >> it's still too early to answer that definitively. both israel and hamas are interested in some sort of long-term agreement, and it's egypt that's been working to try to put that in place over the course of the last few weeks, perhaps up to a year. that's the situation that egypt and the u.n. will be trying to return this to. a cease-fire where those negotiations can continue. interestingly a short time ago, they said palestinian islamic jihaz, a more militant group, is trying to destabilize the situation. >>> thank you so much, oren lieberman. >>> now though north korea, and the overnight launch of short-range projectiles -- reportingly they came from the eastern shore, and trying to determine if they included any missiles. in the last hour president trump tweeting in part kim jong-un knows that i am with him and does not want to break his pro

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u.n. brokered deal. police in sri lanka have imposed curfews until 6 am in 4 different areas soldiers guarded catholic churches in colombo as they reopened for the 1st sunday mass services since nice to bombings worshippers were searched for explosives and surrounding compounds were emptied tension remains high after last month's suicide attacks on churches and hotels which killed more than $250.00 people and injured hundreds more local group of muslim fighters linked to our source said it was responsible. provided for as christians we don't respond to terrorism with terrorism we must forgive them we must pray for them and bring them to the correct. even though we have been through tough times. stronger them that they will rise up through challenge earth through love kindness and forgiveness and that is exactly what god has taught. but often does is in the northern town of killer not tree. churches began to feel love this morning despite these sort of heavy security presence i spoke to a number of people who were tended the morning services one said she was unnerved she was sitting through the services in the

u.n. arms embargo mass arrests and forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings just some of the allegations being leveled against egyptian security forces in the sinai and human rights watch report thousands of soldiers have been waging a military campaign against eisel affiliated groups in the region since 2013 the report says the military and police have made more than 12000 arrests the leader of italy's league party says the european election results show people want austerity measures reversed tales of anyone who is also italy's deputy prime minister repeated his intention to reduce taxes and defiance of europe's policy of austerity or the hell eyes headlines keep it on al-jazeera earthrise next. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everyone is reaping the rewards to selma paying the ultimate prize when i want to east investigates why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. and conflicts one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment. from the chemical contamination of soils and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement. all has devastating consequences. not so many manmade infrastructu

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soldiers and sailors who are based in japan. they are clearly a violation, as john bolton said, of the u.n. resolution. i think the only question you have to ask yourself is, had the iranians done the same launch of something with the same range, what would the president's reaction be? that tells you that he's tempering his reaction to what he believes is an ability to get kim jong-un to ultimately make a deal. that seems prettiey evident rig now to all of us that kim jong-un is not going to make that deal. what has happened is that in the year since the singapore summit, they've continued to produce nuclear material, nuclear material that can go into bombs and we believe they've probably produced more weapons. so he hasn't gotten the freeze that the iran nuclear deal got in iran. >> that's a very important point. ron brownstein, to dave's earlier point, about look how differently the president is reacting to these tests from a nuclear power, north korea, versus how he might react if iran were to carry out the test, is that the key difference here? >> look, we've seen his foreign policy, sentence first

indian administered kashmir which killed forty soldiers the declaration passed to china a traditional ally of pakistan dropped its objections. chairperson of the u.n. sanctions committee that's how many troops to do what. has informed us that muscle that stands designated the individual who has been promoting terrorism globally this is part i was a significant outcome because we have been at it for several years turkey's government is denying the two turks detained in libya our spies vulcan. and minutes dead were seized by forces loyal to war. in southern tripoli to accuse president has declared have to advance on the capital as a plot against libya's people more than three hundred forty people have been killed in the battle for the capital since fighting began almost a month ago after his face fighters have suffered setbacks in their offensive forces loyal to the un recognized government reinforcing their positions his or libya correspondent mark wood of the one had. to libya as you entered ninety government three enforce their positions in the neighborhood they recently pushed out fighters loyal to the world to their hefted from this area in sou

u.n. arms embargo. mass arrests and forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings just some of the allegations being leveled against egyptian security forces in the sinai energy human rights watch report thousands of soldiers have been waging a military campaign against i saw affiliated groups in the region since 2013 the report says the military and police have made more than 12000 arrests the later of italy's league party says the european election results show people want austerity measures reversed but ailsa vanny who is also italy's deputy prime minister repeated his intention to reduce taxes and defiance of europe's policy of austerity there's a hell of headlines keep it on al-jazeera earthrise is next in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everyone is reaping the rewards to some paying the ultimate prize one i want to use to investigate why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. and conflicts one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment. from the chemical contamination of soil and the collapse of cruelty and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement. has devastating consequences. not seen any manmade infrastructur

u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months the air strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is proportionality backed national. protected. nearly one hundred forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon sort of al-jazeera. and more to come on this is their news hour from london including a cholera outbreak is declared in northern mozambique as thousands in remote areas still seek help. ugandan opposition m.p. bobby wine is freed on bail out being arrested on charges he says were made up to silence him. and clare power the england cricketer asked to leave the world cup squad by his team mates peter has details. mass protests are taking place in sudan where demonstrators have staged what they call a million strong march to press recently and government protest leaders say the military isn't serious about handing over power aft

u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months there are strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is proportionality backed national law and. rejected. nearly one hundred forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon. al-jazeera. mass protests are taking place in sudan where demonstrators have staged a million strong march to press for civilian government protest leaders say the military isn't serious about handing over power after ousting longtime lugar omar bashir the two sides have agreed on forming a joint civilian military council to run sudan but are at odds over the details of the african union has given sudan's military and other sixty days to hand over power to civilians or face suspension. head valis live for us in khartoum so any movement on the on the talks between the protest leaders and the government . right. just a

u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months that strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is a proportionality backed national row and. protected. nearly one hundred and forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon sort of al-jazeera . iranian opposition politician bobby wine has been granted bail attended the herring via video. while he's been held in a maximum security prison since monday one was arrested on incitement charges stemming from protests last year against a social media tax has more from kampala. when the magistrate granted bobby wine build a lot of celebration inside the courtroom and outside where some of his supporters had been gathering they started singing one of their favorite songs that he performs often they say they're happy that he's been released but they also feel that he's been politically target

u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months that strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks calling today. to assure that there is proportionality there was a respect national row and that is the value that's offered acted i am nearly one hundred and forty thousand. and syrians have fled the latest the involvement of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon. as attorney general william barr refused to appear at a hearing called by the democratic majority house of representatives about his handling of the report into russian collusion the hearing was held with an empty chair committee chairman terry nab or threaten to hold the attorney general in contempt for not appearing are didn't attend because the committee plan to use lawyers for questioning the attorney general faced a senate committee on wednesday democratic senators criticized his release of a censored report and clearing president trump of c

soldiers that have beenjuilled or red in rcent years in the middle east all because of iran's malign activity. so the ball is in their court.ol they've beenby the u.n. what they can't do, and they know that the malign things that they're doing, likeeing the chief sponsor of terrorism in the world really, that that you know, this business of launching a rocketed attack on our embassy in iraq is an attack against u.s. soil. people are saying, oh, theen preswants to go to war. if he wanted to go to war, he had a perfect excu righ there. >> schifrin: let me ask you about that attack. forgive me for interrupting, but leme ask you about that attack. are you suggesting that iran specifically ordered that attack on the u . embassy? >>am. i think that what you have i people who are either iranian or beo are proxies who havn armed, trained, and ordered to commit those attacks, and i include this one in those tacks, as having done that. so look, whether it's iranians or whether it's the proxy, heollah or the huities or whether it's radical shia groups in iraq, if they're rmd -- armed and trained and ordered by iran commit an attack, as far as i'm concerned, t

u.n. recognized government say they've pushed back fighters no. toward holly for have to are near the old international airport and an international maritime court has ruled russia must immediately release 24 ukrainian soldiers then 3 naval ships detained in november russia sees a vessels and crew during a standoff in waters off the crimean peninsula. india's newly elected m.p.'s from the governing b j p have relented prime minister narendra modi as their leader it follows a party's landslide victory from the 6 week election for the world's largest democracy the win gives madea a powerful mandate to implement his nationalists vision so here raman has more from new delhi. as part of the process of the protocols of choosing the next government the prime minister narendra modi and his cabinet had to resign their positions on friday and submit those resignations to the president covalent he accepted the resignations but asked the prime minister to stay on as a caretaker until a new government and a new prime minister was elected by the winning party of course the b.g.p. are the winning party of the general election and so on saturday their winning parliamentarians have gathered in an empty chamber of the parliam

least nine soldiers have been killed in an attack on a training camp for forces loyal to libyan warlords only for half dot he's blaming the attack on ethnic taboo forces aligned with the u.n. recognize government in tripoli. has more from the capital. now have to his forces in the south of libya say that they are calling on their simple command of have to us was in the east of libya to send more troops to sustain and maintain security in the cells that of libya we know that the city of. forces loyal to the world have heard since february but this has been all those unstable especially since help us forces should civil campaigns and the there are civil military with groups in the cells who are opponent of the warlord who have to especially fighters and also fighters from. minority in the south of libya. some of the armed groups in the south of of libya which are opponent to have to some of them are allied with the recognized government and others are allied with it on tribal affiliations some of the tribes and the to work trades generally speaking of libya there are civil airports and also oil fields or who have been taken control of by have to recently but the situation n

soldiers and civilians. people are saying it doesn't go against a verbal commitment not to test long-range missiles but it does violate u.s. and u.n. bans on the development of any kind of ballistic missile and one expert quoted by reuters today says it all, bill, about these missiles. these will start the war. >> bill: thank you, greg palkot from london. follow it. three minutes past the hour. >> president trump: i happen to think that tariffs for our country are very powerful. we're the piggy bank that everybody steals from including china. china rebuilt their country because of us. i don't blame them, i blame our past leadership for allowing this to happen. >> julie: one day later and it is official. we're slapping china with a 25% tariff hike overnight. high level talks will resume later this hour as the two largest economies in the world try to reach an agreement today. china threatening to retaliate. the president said he is fed up with china's behavior. kevin corke joins us this morning live from the north lawn. >> bill: 9:30 set to resume talks and let's get right to it. the president has been talking about this on twitter