. >> military referring to unit cohesion in this group they have earned a grudging respect. >> little bit smaller what am i here to do, keep pushing on. >> results will be presented to the commandant of marines this summer. the women will push on to prove they are not only willing but able to serve. kristin saloomey, al jazeera bridge port, california. >>> southern pakistan is braving a heat wave, killing at least 15 pilgrims. security has been stepped up. al jazeera spok to one spoke to one pilgrim and asked him to describe his journey. >> translator: my fame is shaed, i have been coming here for the past 20 years for spiritual inspiration. >> reporter: the people who are coming here should refrain from drugs and restrict themselves to prayers and follow the teaching of the sufi saint. i frequently visit other shrines like in peshawar, but i haven't found a true and real essence in the devoteees over these places. i never beg or ask anyone for anything. because a true mullan never begs ah la is the allah is the true provider. women are not permitted to visit shrines. these sufi saint

. >> heard to measure is unit cohesion but on this be they have earned a grudging respect. >> you think what am i here to could and i keep pushing on. >> the results will be presented to the commandant of the marines this summer. the women say they will push on to prove they are not only willing but able to serve. kristin saloomey, al jazeera bridgeport california. >> pilgrims are braving a heat wave that have killed at least 15. al jazeera spoke to one pilgrim sayeen shahid and asked him to explain his pilgrimage in his own words. >> i have been coming here for the past 20 years for spirit yul spiritual l inspiration. following teaching of the sufi saint. other important shrines but i haven't found a true and real essence in the devoteees of these places. are i never beg or ask anyone for anything because a true mulla never begs. he finds all his needs are taken care of because allah is the real provider. women are not allowed to visit shrines because it is forbidden in islam. anyone who can control his temptation is to the sufi saint. those who come with a pure purpose always take awa

. >>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they have urged a grudging report. >> when the going gets tough, someone over the shoulder may be smaller. oo little short esh and they are repush and it makes me thing what am i doing here, and i push on. results of testing may be presented to the commandante of the marines. the women say they'll push to prove that they are not only willing, but able to serve. >>> about 1 million pilgrims are attending a religious festival in the south of pakistan, braving a heatwave that killed 15 of the pilgrims. there's the threat of violence from groups opposed to the shrine. al jazeera spoke to one pilgrim. and asked them to explain the journey in their own words. >> i have been coming here for the past 20 years for a spiritual inspiration. the people who are coming here should reframe from drugs and restrict to prayers and follow the teaching of the houthi. i visit others like this in peshawar and other important chileans but i have not found a true and real essence in the devotee

. >>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they have urged a grudging report. -- earned a gruging respect. >> when the going gets tough, i look at someone over my shoulder, may be smaller a little shorter, and they are repushing, and it makes me thing what am i doing here, and i push on. results of testing may be presented to the commandante of the marines this summer. the women say they'll push to prove that they are not only willing, but able to serve. >>> remember you can find more on everything we are covering on the website. the address of that is aljazeera.com. you'll find all the latest comment, analysis video on demand. aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. use deadly force on the job >>> violence crime including murder is on the rise in some big american cities, like the one i'm in together. chicago. coming up we'll look at how leaders here are responding to the problem, including a proposal to charge shooters with domestic terrorism. and later i'll debate someone who says higher crim

. >>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they have urged a grudging report. >> when the going gets tough, someone over the shoulder may be smaller. results of testing may be presented to the cam andant of the marines. the women say they'll push to prove that they are not only willing, but able to serve. >> just a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on the website that you can see on the screen - aljazeera.com. [ ♪♪ ] >>> on the weekend edition of "america tonight", why they run. children with autism, and the impulses that can lead them to bolt towards danger. close. i knew something was wrong, i ran downstairs, screaming her name, screaming her name, couldn't find her anywhere. >>> good to the last drop. what is draining away california's water. "america tonight"s michael oku

. >>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they have urged a grudging report. >> when the going gets tough, i look at someone over my shoulder may be smaller, a little shorter, and they are repushing, and it makes me thing what am i doing here, and i push on. results of testing may be presented to the commandante of the marines this summer. the women say they'll push to prove that they are not only willing, but able to serve. >>> people in china are mourning the victims of a cruise ship that capsized last week >>> rescuers and government officials paused to remember those that died when the "earn star" capsized. 14 survived, 11 are missing. most passengers were elderly >>> south korea will track the mobile phone of those understand quarantine to prevent the spread of m.e.r.s. five died. 14 now cases have been reported since may. brings the numbers infected to 64. caroline malone reports. >> reporter: the outbreak in south korea is the largest outside the middle east. people are worried, many are wearing masks. >>

. >> hard to, to measure on what refer to as unit cohesion.n this group they have gained an urging respect. >> when i look at somebody over my shoulder might be a little sma smaller and they keep pushing, i know what i am here to do and i keep pushing on. >> it will be presented to the come manned ante of the marines. women say they will push on to prove they are not only willing but able to serve access. >> more on that story if you head over to the website, al jazeera.com. watching >>> hello, i'll richard gizbert, and you are at the "the listening post".

. >> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group, they've earned a grudging respect. >> when the going gets tough, i look over someone over my hold might be smaller and they keep pushing and i keep pushing on. >> the results will be presented to the commandant of the marines this summer. the women say they will push on to prove they are not only willing, but able to serve. al jazeera, bridgeport california. >> around a million pilgrims are attending a religious festival in southern pakistan, braving a heatwave which has killed at least 15 pilgrims. there's also the threat of violence opposed to the shrines. security has been stepped up. we spoke to a pilgrim and asked him to explain his journey in his own words. >> i have been coming here since past 20 years for a spiritual inspiration. the people who are coming here should refrain from drugs and restrict themselves to prayers and follow the teaching of the saint. i frequently visited other shrines but haven't found the true and real essence in the devotees who visit t

. >> harder to measure is the impact on women what the military refers to as unit cohesion but in thissituation they have earned a grudging respect. >> maybe a little bit smaller makes me think what am i doing here and keep pushing on. >> the women say they'll keep pushing on to prove they are not only willing but able to serve. kristin saloomey, al jazeera bridgeport california. >> meanwhile drc h-ubo out-performed 20 other robots. the czar pa challenge required robotic contestants to compete in disaster responses. third rail is next. we want to leave you now with some of the video of the robots that didn't cut it in the darpa challenge this weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ should the u.s. end their alliance, with saudi arabia, and, later in our panel is the incident making the world less safe for women, and.

>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refer to as unit cohesion.ut in this group they've earned a grudging respect. >> when i look over my shoulder might be smaller shorter and they're pushing it keeps me pushing on. >> the women say they'll keep pushing on to prove that they are not only willing but able to serve. kristen saloomey. bridge port, california. >> still ahead for you this hour, a very private pilgrimage, risking the possibility of violence to honor their faith. >>> and in sport did lewishamel ton bounce back with victory in tadin canada. movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. now, up to 1 million people are braving threats of violence to attend a festival in southern pakistan. it marks the death of a popular saint. we met up with one man who told us why it's so important for him to make the annual journey. >> my name is saeen. i have been coming here since the past 20 years for a spiritual inspiration. the people who

. >> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group, they've earned a grudging respect. >> when the going gets tough, i look at someone over my shoulder might be smaller and they keep pushing and i keep pushing on. >> the results will be presented to the commandant of the marines this summer. the women say they will push on to prove they are not only willing, but able to serve. al jazeera, bridgeport california. >> now time for your sport update. here's robin. >> thank you very much. we start at the french open where the men's final is underway right now. djokovic is taking on the swiss opponent. leading two sets to one djokovic is up a break and leading 2-0 in the fourth. >> a huge parade is planned through barcelona later after the football team were crowned european champions. they won the final. barca completed a treble having won the spanish la liga and copa del rey. this was the coach's first season in charge. they join clubs that won the european cup five times or more. just four other teams have achieved that feat

. >> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they've under a grudging respect. >> when the going gets tough i look over someone over my hold might be smaller and they keep pushing and i keep pushing on. >> the results will be presented to the commandant of the marines this summer. the women say they will push on to prove they are not only willing, but able to serve. al jazeera bridgeport, california. >> let's get you all the sport now. >> the french open, the men's final is underway now. vokevich is taking on his swiss opponent who has eight grand slam tights. the first set djokovic is leading 5-3. >> celebrating her grand slam title, just the third person in history to achieve the feat of the number of titles won. the streets of barcelona a celebration after crowned football champions. the 3-1 victory barca already having won the spanish la liga. supporters in the capital celebrate well into the night. champions of europe and the first season in charge. four other teams have gone on to achieve that feat. the so-ca

. >>> harder to measure is the impact of women on what the military refers to as unit cohesion. in this group they have urged a grudging report. >> when the going gets tough, i look at someone over the shoulder may be smaller. a little shorter, and they are repushing, and it makes me thing what am i doing here, and i push on. results of testing may be presented to the commandante of the marines this summer. the women say they'll push to prove that they are not only willing, but able to serve. >>> do stay with us on al jazeera. still ahead we are in burundi, where there's a growing climate change of fear. the stand off against the president continues. >>> we meet devotees attending a religious festival in pakistan. plus... >> the 37 year wait is over american pharaoh is the one. >> in smart, an american pharaoh topping the kings as history is made in the united states. d states. >>> hello again, you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of the top stories. people in turkey vote in the parliamentary elections. 56.6 million people are eligible to vote and will be choosing candidates

you know it's small unit cohesion.tinctively toward a common goal and they will adapt in the field. they will be flexible. they will transfer chains of command and sort of adapt to changing circumstances, and i think this is a critical factor in sort of american successes. >> why did you want to write the book right now? >> well, i think it's interesting. ever since i was a youth, i've always been interested in military history and i think a lot of young people are interested in how they would -- how they would handle themselves you know when the moment of crisis arrives. when the bullets start flying how would you act? and i think a lot of -- you know especially young men, think -- think about this and i've always -- i've always wondered and from that sort of question that i sort of wrote the book. >> that's such a good point because throughout history there have always been people lining up any time there's trouble to go solve the problems of the nation. but these days you kind of wonder. how many people -- i know we

most of these parties failed to find enough unity and cohesion to form a united group. that being said, how do they manage it this time around? >> they did make gains or marine le. marine le pen won 25% of elections. groups around europe already have five groups. a number of negotiations and meetings the polish congress of the new right, as well as in english mep. and the independence party. she was actually -- she had to leave her group after she was involved in a scandal. the group now known as the europe of nations and freedom as people from seven countries, and there is a requirement that you need to form a political group here in the european parliament. molly: what impact will all of this have on parliament there? >> it will not have much of an impact. at the end of the day, the europe of nations freedom will -- it will be the smallest group -- what will happen, however, is 17.5 million euros in the next two years, two were asked for meetings and to use that money for everything, that they feel set apart from campaigning for european elections. they want more spea

the reason it was doomed because you couldn't have this economic unit without politically being cohesive as well. you have many different languages, many different political systems, of course many different life-styles. you compare the germans with the greeks and it really exemplifies that. and so ultimately milton friedman said this is just not going to work and it is a bad idea. boy, was he ever right. how many years later we're now looking at eurozone potentially falling apart. there is a lot of will there. germany would like to keep it together. angela merkel would like to keep it together but greeks are making it very clear, they don't care. i think the lack of leadership was very much on display when tsipras said he would send the vote back to the people. neil: the people are angry. thank you very much, trish. see you at the top of the hour. this is the scene in athens if we could still show it. the throngs are gathering. they will hear from the prime minister in 20 minutes. this is the largest crowds i've seen outside of parliament building. ashley webster is there, access to mon

united kingdom. it's an island. the defense of scotland is important to the defense of england. it is inconceivable in any future constitutional arrangement that the defense forces of any part would not work coe thesively. -- cohesively. the difference of opinion between the scottish government and the united kingdom government on defense, and i respect the fact this is a difference of opinion between the scottish government and the united states government is the future of the uk's nuclear deterrent. partly, that is a disagreement an honest disagreement in principle. but in part, it's also a very practical concern that we have about the implications for our convinceal defense forces of -- conventional defense forces of plan to renew the nuclear tri dent. there is a current debate, i know the president of the united states is intensely interested in, about the percentage of gdp that's spent on defense in the united kingdom. one of the concerns we have is the more that defense expenditure is taken up with trident, the less expenditure we have on the conventional forces that the country really needs to secure itself and to contribute to defense internationally. one example i often use which illustrates and highlights w

battlefield is the integration of all the strong personalities into cohesive team and for us on the s.e.a.l. team and other special operations units it starts at a small level. how do you integrate these personalities to make a small team on the battlefield. that was the tradition of the special operations community and will be based overseas and what general mcchrystal oversaw was how do we scale the effectiveness of a small teams until global level enterprise so we can really defeat a globally connected network enemy which was a new type of conflict for us to get our heads around. >> so you created team s.e.a.l.s special horses come you created team out of experts, the highest of the highest of them on the team side of things if they are not particularly good teammates this sort of washed out and now you are left with the team, high performing team and in the business world we may have high-performing teams that but we don't let them perform. we might manage. it's a pretty interesting approach and general than this book on the team of teams that could have had a subtext is this how not to micromanage but instead trust your team

unit is a syrian-kurdish group closely affiliated to the p.k.k. it is a hardenedened guerilla force fighting the turkish army and army in iraq. it is effective cohesive with a lot of military experience and is able now to take a lot of land from the islamic state with the help of the u.s. air campaign. >> what are we to make of accusations of ethnic cleansing in the areas that it's liberated? >> we have to keep into perspective that turkey is extremely unhappy with the establishment abautonomous kurdish zone in northern syria. there's a fear in turkey and in the upper echelons of the turkish government that autonomous zone will fuel kurdish demands in turkey itself for a state or perhaps for more autonomy. that is causing enormous concerns among turkish policy makers. >> y.p.g. success makes the turkish government nervous. >> extremely nervous. turkey has to deal with the kurdistan regional government in northern iraq, now turkey's witnessing the emerge jens of an autonomous kurdish zone on the border with air i can't. there's growing turkish nationalism within turkey itself. putting all of this together, and there's a fear now in turkey that especia

cohesively. the difference of opinion between the scottish government and the united kingdom government on defense, and i respect the fact this is a difference of opinion between the scottish government and the united states government is the future of the uk's nuclear deterrent. my party does not support to nuclear deterrent and support the renewal of the nuclear deterrent. that is an honest disagreement in principle. but in part, it's also a very practical concern that we have about the implications for our conventional defense forces of plan to renew the nuclear tri dent. there have been significant reduction in the footprint over the past ten years which is a current debate. i know the president of the united states is intensely interested about the percentage of gdp that's spent on defense in the united kingdom. one of the concerns we have is the more that defense expenditure is taken up with trident, the less expenditure we have on the conventional forces that the country really needs to secure itself and to contribute to defense internationally. i mean one example i often use which illustra

the currency could come out more cohesive and stronger in the end, they point to the fact the european politician versus never been so unitedht now in this fight against greece the ecb says if they have the tools, it's not afraid to use them that could restore faith after this rocky period with or without greece. the bottom line is rifts are rising. but there is good reason to believe the euro could not only survive but thrive in the end, as for how that trades there are two schools of thought. you said buy it on the disc yes, if it emerges here. >> sell it on the high. >> the key will be the ecb. if they are forced to take some sort of action that could weigh on the euro. >> yeah, if people want. we talk about this too. if germany effectively has been able sue it to value the currency to get out of a tight situation. let's talk to the chairman of ceo ross. they make him the largest share holdner greece's third largest bank. anybody that knows wilbur knows that you are a young man, but you have been involved in a lot of negotiations where you got the better of the other side almost all the time otherwise you wouldn't be wil