you still have medical shiite activists that are led by and controlled by iran. those threats exist to israel today and they still exist to us as well. that's why it's important that we have our partnership you're not just with our nation but similarly situated nations in the middle east that also face those threats. >> speaking of iran, you are vehemently opposed to the nuclear deal with iran. >> you can say that. [applause] >> president trump has laid out what he sees as the flaws in the deal and how it should be fixed. do you think that the deal can be fixed and what do you think the us position is? >> i don't think we can sit down with the ayatollah to try and negotiate. that is not going to be successful to even know where they want to meet. what we can do is united states and in concert with your essay that these are the flaws that the administration negotiated and this is what we are going to do if iran ever goes beyond the number and the kinds of centrifuges it is spinning or the missiles it is testing. that doesn't require us to go back to iran to negoti

one was almost exclues uively shiite but faced threat from both sides in those two neighborhoods that reare flected continue threat in the middle east that united states and israel face today so on the one hand in the predominantly infiltrated by van i can revolutionary guard cores they would supply a very deadly road side bomb known as forum projectile to penetrate any armor to include a tank. on the other side you had a lot of fighters at the time al qaeda, iraq later morphed into islamic state that was being supported by sunni extremist group you know going back to their roots in the brotherhood from the very beginning. and those two threats are there today. you have the threat of extremism in form of al qaeda or islamic state you still have -- radical shiite access that is -- led by and most places controlled by iran. those threats existed to israel today they still exist to us as well that's why it is so important that we have -- our partnership not just with our two nations but also with similar sichghted nation in middle east that also face two threats. >> well, and speaking of

the sunni extremists of islamic state often target shiites who they view as nonbelievers. opposition members of kosovo parliament used tear gas to disrupt the vote on a border demarcation deal with montenegro . lawmakers had to be evacuated and the assembly was temporarily suspended as the boat was about to begin. members of the so-called self-determination movement party used tear gas again when the session resumed. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: breaking news, tesla shareholders are said to have approved the $2.6 billion compensation plan for elon musk. shares up 1.4% on the news. the shareholders of tesla are said to approve the $2.6 billion elon musk compensation plan. a question as to whether shares would or would not. vonnie: coming up -- mark: coming up, said news on rates, we will speak with neil mackinnon of vtb capital. ♪ ♪ york, i ame from new vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i am mark barton. the european close in 14 minutes. jerome pow

in syria, field state where you have both vices still active in hezbollah, shiite militias, the iyer tc under a russian air cover. i run increasingly and aggressively challenging israel and recently, directly sending it around into israeli airbase. it's important that we make clear that when iran and russia challenge israel directly they are also challenging the united states. we need was all and stand together. [applause] >> that sounds serious. as you mentioned the trip was part of a bipartisan congressional degradation led by us senator gran with several of your colleagues. in this incredibly partisan time how important is it that israel remained a bipartisan issue and how possible do you think that is? >> that is where you come in. frankly, keeping us support for israel, american engagement with israel, not just on security issues but also on innovation and technology in our shared values it is absolutely essential because there are so few things that bring up together in congress these days. we need to show the world that we can sustain a bipartisan commitment to israel to secur

and one hand predominantly shiite neighborhoods you had shiite militia and the revolution guard force and they would supply a deadly roadside bomb, explosive formed projection tile. and they could penetrate armor, including an abrams tank. and you had fighters, al qaeda and iraq, and more islamic state, supported by sunni extremist groups going back to their roots in the brotherhood from the very beginning. and those two threats are still there today. you still have the threat of sunni extremism in the form of al qaeda or the islamic state. you still have radical shiite action that is led by, mostly is controlled by iran. those threats exist to israel today and us as well and that's why it's so important that we have our partnership not only with our two nations, but similarly situated nations in the middle east that also face those two threats. >> well, and speaking of iran, you were vehemently opposed to the nuclear deal with iran. >> you could say that. [laughter] >> . [applause] . continue to be outspoken on your views on that topic. president trump lays out what he sees is the fl

the country's minority shiites typically celebrate by visiting shrines. afghanistan is home to a powerful islamic state affiliate that has repeatedly targeted the shiites. >>> time is 5:46. in santa barbara county thousands have been ordered to evacuate. the mudslide danger is increasing. officials warn that a new storm this one, could be the worst so far this rainy season and people who ignore the evacuation orders back in january say no, they are not taking any chances this time. 21 people died in mud slides after heavy rain fell in the neighborhoods of that were ravaged by wild fires earlier this year. people who live there have mixed feelings. some say they are used to disasters now. >>> what can be the future reef tail has arrived at one bay area walmart store. it has a robot roaming the aisles. the robot made by southern california based basnova is at the milpitas walmart. it rolls up and down the aisle scanning stock on the shelves to make shower it's what customers expect. >> scan the shelves, they are looking for out of stock items, prices that a

interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot definitely did his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. and myanmar's first civilian president hootin jaw has resigned saying he wants to take a rest from his current work he's a close ally of defacto leader own son suchi who is barred from the presidency under the constitution a successor is to be appointed within seven days. germany's chancellor angela merkel is due to lay out her government's plans for the next four years in an address to parliament today that's after being sworn in last week for a fourth term lawmakers will be watching with interest after months of wrangling to form a government many of parliament are still deeply unhappy with the result which is a grand coalition between backless conservatives and social democrats now it's up to merkel to win their confidence. she's back after the longest coalition negotiations in decades will swarm interest chancellor for a fourth term she can look ahead to some challenges. the new government's plans for the coming term take up one hundred seventy seven pages the coalition ag

afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. today kurds around the world have been celebrating new role as which marks the beginning of spring and the kurdish new year a new rolls festivals where the head here in southeastern turkey as well as in iraq and other kurdish areas the festival is also a show of support for kurdish independence in kosovo an opposition party has thrown tear gas in the country's parliament take a look at these pictures the self-determination movement party used the gas to disrupt a vote on the border issue with montenegro they even released another round of tear gas when parliament tried to reconvene. well german chancellor angela merkel has laid out plans for her fourth term in power in a speech to the country's parliament today merkel conceded that the migration crisis had split the country she vowed to return unity to germans his side she also addressed foreign policy changes or challenges rather from syria to donald trump's still terrorists as she sought to reassure voters that her reluctant

interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot and detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. police in austin texas say the suspect in a series of bombings in the city's dead she died in an explosion as police attempted to arrest him he's been identified as a twenty four year old white man two people were killed and several wounded by five explosions in austin earlier this month i mean mars first civilian president putin joy has resigned saying he wants to take a rest from his current work here's a close ally of de facto leader aung san suu kyi who is barred from the presidency under the constitution his office says a successor will be appointed within seven days. is a journalist in yangon and monitoring developments in me in mar we spoke to him earlier and asked him what impact ten jobs resignation will have on me and mark. as far as what this means going forward well i would say two things one person appears to be the front runner to be the next president is when mia he says it was announced today that he was stepping down from his position as speaker of the lower h

afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. now in the jury of boko haram militants have freed more than one hundred girls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago when out this exclusive video that you're about to see a chained by d.w. from our partner station a channels television here it is shows the some of the freed girls or shortly after their release of boko haram warn parents so not to send the girls back to school the nigerian government said it did not pay ransom for the girls or her release and that more girls can be expected to be released in the days to come. on the don't use it or increase is in law goss and i spoke to some of the released hostages and he described the mood for us in the village. well you've seen it it's time for jubilation she today but it's also time for shock for some of the people because this came really as a big surprise there were not a lot of indications that pointed in this direction that the girls would be released anytime soon so we've learned that the

afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine police in austin texas say the suspect in a series of bombings in the city is dead he died in an explosion as a police attempted to arrest him has been identified as a twenty four year old white man two people were killed and several wounded by five explosions in austin earlier this month. and me and mars first civilian president putin jaw has resigned saying he wants to take a rest from his current work is a close ally of de facto leader aung san suu kyi who is barred from the presidency under the constitution his office as a successor will be appointed within seven days. a british academic who created the app that harvested data on millions of facebook users says he's being used as a scapegoat by both a social network and the political consultancy behind the data crap facebook says alexander kogan violated its policies by passing the data to cambridge analytic on the u.k. based company is now in hot water after its c.e.o. was filmed by undercover reporters boasting about the

is time to buy out of that and say, we are not going to award authoritarian regimes are rich, arab shiites. peter: we are running out of time. christian, your comments? christian: the wrong way. there is some talk a a a a a a f you give up chanceces like that, what world would we live in? separate curtain nation from nation. what would you d d d d d d d not business. christian: business in general. be it sports, beat it exchange. peter: final comments? gemma: we cannot paint the world and the colors we would like. with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putinpresidency? that has been our question this week. thank you for joining announunr: opportunity. prospetyty. optism.. hohost: this week, global 3000 heads toto the seychelelles. what can be done to protect the nation's endangered coral reefs? in ecuadador, top chefs are discovering ingredients from the amazon. can local delicacies save the rainr

is time to buy out of that and say, we are not going to award authoritarian regimes are rich, arab shiites. peter: we are running out of time. christian, your comments? christian: the wrong way. there is some talk about how this can be for politics, but if you give up chanceces like that, what world would we live in? separate curtain nation from nation. what would you do with china? alan: not talking about business. christian: business in general. be it sports, beat it exchange. peter: final comments? gemma: we cannot paint the world and the colors we would like. with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putin reelected, a toxic presidency? that has been our question this week. thank you for joining ♪ michelle: hello and welcome to "fokus on europe." i'm michelle henery. anxiety is running high as much of europe awaits the outcome of italy's election. with eu-sceptic and far right parties on the ri

it a shiite shrine in kabul. the bomber detonated a device killing 29 people and wounding more than 50 others. the attack happened as afghans gathered to celebrate the persian new year. the country's minority shiites typically mark the day by visiting shrines. ♪ >> jon: first north korea nation run news agency announces th the atmosphere is right for reconciliation. the meeting comes before north korean leader kim jong un. first time pyongyang has even hinted that plans are underway. joining us now, ambassador john bolton and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. a fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. ambassador bolton, what are we to make of these new pronouncements or maybe overtures from the kim regime. >> i don't think they are really directed at the united states. i think this is warming up the people of north korea, the leadership and so on as to what may be about to come here. as i have seen the reports of this statement, it really is referring more to reconciliation

is time to buy out of that and say, we are not going to award authoritarian regimes are rich, arab shiites. peter: we are running out of time. christian, your comments? christian: the wrong way. theres some talk about how this can be for politics, but if you give up chances like that, what world would we live in? separate curtain nation from nation. what would you do with china? alan: not talking about business. christian: business in general. be it sports, beat it exchange. peter: final comments? gemma: we cannot paint the world and the colors we would like. with theo live countries we have. we agree on a lot more than we heard today. i would not like to portray putin or the government nicely, but i would like to have a realistic approach. alan: we will -- peter: we will have to go there. putin reelected, a toxic presidency? that has been our question this week. week. thank you for joining hi link tv, i'm kavi ladnier i'anivg in los angeles, ca and i was born in kerala, india i look at myself and where i'm from with so much gratitude because there is such a rich culture and a heritage the

and you should not enable this aggressive regime out to conquer the middle east, out to impose its shiite version of militant islam on the world to have nuclear weapons. you think you have a problem with one country now and asia, i am telling you that is a family business, peculiar one, but a family business. this is different. this is, as kissinger said come it is a cause, not a country, and the cause is a bad one. we are the small states in. you are the great sage in. we don't want the preeminent terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world to have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to washington, d.c. don't let it happen. [laughter] david: president trump agreed to move the american embassy to jerusalem. many presidents and candidates have promised that for 40 years. this is the first president who has done that. or you urge him to do this, did he do it on his own, and did you talk about the complications of that when you met with him? spoke to every president and urged every president to move the u.s. indices to jerusalem. they all said they would do it. he did it. he did ask m

the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage now he wants to raise them. but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught what i guess believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction in mosul they sowed hatred in people's hearts. snipers even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers came to rescue the children they were ambushed. was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces closed in the baby survived but lost his arm he's just eight months old and no one knows what's happened to his parents and he doesn't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles that eight months but he can't because he's missing an arm and me he's often ill and needs a lot of care you haven't got a huge amount of the key right here but there are many such sad stories h

the political system in the country, because they consider themselves under the control of assad, a shiite. that is all intact. the situation now is that it will come back to what it was politically in 2011. but the difference is now the s have been destroyed and most people have lost half their families, so the big challenge now is to find the political system for syria in which arab sunnis, who are the majority of the population, are taken into consideration and have their say, otherwise there will be probably a new islamic state and a new organization, which could be even more violence than the -- violent than the islamic state group was. anchor: thank you. more analysis as we mark the seventh anniversary of the civil war. the kremlin has called great britain's position irresponsible after it announced sanctions on russia for failing to explain its role in the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. to foreign ministry has yet announce a retaliatory measures it is planning, but it has rejected the accusations. have a listen. [speaking russian] >> the accusations made in the

the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage now he wants to raise them. but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught what our u.s. believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction in mosul they sowed hatred in people's hearts. high as snipers even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers came to rescue the children they were ambushed. was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces closed in the baby survived but lost his arm he's just eight months old and no one knows what's happened to his parents and he doesn't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles that eight months but he can't because he's missing an arm and i mean he's often ill and needs a lot of care you have got a huge amount of the key right here there are many such sad sto

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and you should not enable this aggressive regime out to conquer the middle east, out to impose its shiite version of militant islam on the world, to have nuclear weapons. you think you have a problem with one country now in asia, i am telling you that is a family business, peculiar one, but a family business. this is different. this is, as kissinger said, this is ideology, it is a cause, not a country, and the cause is a bad one. we are the small satan. you are the great satan. you don't want the preeminent terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world to have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to washington, d.c. don't let it happen. david: president trump agreed to move the american embassy to jerusalem. many presidents have promised that, and presidential candidates have promised that for over 40 years. this is the first president who has taken steps to do that. did you urge him to do this, or did he do it more or less on his own, and did you talk about the complications of that when you met with him? prime minister netanyahu: i spoke to him -- i spoke to every president, and urg

afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot that needed his explosives on a roll leading to a shiite shrine. today, kurds are celebrating new laws which marks the beginning of spring and kurdish new year. festivals went ahead here in southeastern turkey as you see there, as well as iraq and other kurdish areas. the festival is also a show of support for kurdish independence. a teenage palestinian girl will be sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier. she reportedly accepted a plea bargain for the incident which was caught on camera and made her a hero to many palestinians. all right, javier is here now with business, and had to happen eventually. interest rates are going up. javier: they have once again raised short-term interest rates. the quarter-point uptick is the fourth such rise in the span of a year, an indication the recent economic growth in the u.s. is expected to continue. the latest meeting of fed governors is the first of new chairman jerome powell, was nominated by the much of last year. fed members predicted they would raise rates twice more

and you should not enable this aggressive regime out to conquer the middle east, out to impose its shiite version of militant islam on the world, to have nuclear weapons. you think you have a problem with one country now in asia, i am telling you that is a family business, peculiar one, but a family business. this is different. this is, as kissinger said, this is ideology, it is a cause, not a country, and the cause is a bad one. we are the small satan. you are the great satan. you don't want the preeminent terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world to have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to washington, d.c. don't let it happen. david: president trump agreed to move the american embassy to jerusalem. many presidents have promised that, and presidential candidates have promised that for over 40 years. this is the first president who has taken steps to do that. did you urge him to do this, or did he do it more or less on his own, and did you talk about the complications of that when you met with him? pm netanyahu: i spoke to him and every president, and urged every president to

very serious sonny muslims are the worse suspects not the shiite that's true but the son is a real problem and the religion that you have is about is it really there is. another side it's not a lie and started to also if you're only for a city right al assad is the university and it's the highest authority for muslims around the world sunni muslims and what they say are is terrible are you sure are you sure in the twenty first i'm sure yes have you asked i am sure i have you has muslim people to say that. but you're wrong you're wrong honestly you're wrong because if you ask muslim in front get off on this are seeking for. to understand what we have to do as most amongst friends should know what the fuck twelve for example that's what the fuck is a good example of what islam can produce gentlemen i really wish we had time to continue but we've run out at this point journalists grieve a lawyer jose marti thank you so much fear time and you frank opinions appreciated thank you. thank you all time as always i'll be back in just under half an hour the latest headlines see that. they only climb

and you should not enable this aggressive regime out to conquer the middle east, out to impose its shiite version of militant islam on the world, to have nuclear weapons. you think you have a problem with one country now in asia, i am telling you that is a family business, peculiar one, but a family business. this is different. this is, as kissinger said, this is ideology, it is a cause, not a country, and the cause is a bad one. we are the small satan. you are the great satan. you don't want the preeminent terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world to have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to washington, d.c. don't let it happen. david: president trump agreed to move the american embassy to jerusalem. many presidents have promised that, and presidential candidates have promised that for over 40 years. this is the first president who has taken steps to do that. did you urge him to do this, or did he do it more or less on his own, and did you talk about the complications of that when you met with him? p.m. netanyahu: i spoke to him and every president, and urged every president t

the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage now he wants to raise them. but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught yes believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. of. islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction in mosul they sowed hatred in people's hearts. pious snipers even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers came to rescue the children they were ambushed. was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces closed in the baby survived but lost his arm he's just eight months old and no one knows what's happened to his parents. you know i don't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles that months but he can't because he's missing an arm. he's often ill and needs a lot of care you have got a huge amount of the key right here but there are many such sad stories here at the orphanage but

the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters. after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage now he wants to raise them. but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught what our u.s. believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction in mosul they sowed hatred in people's hearts. by a sniper's even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers came to rescue the children they were ambushed. was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces closed in the baby survived but lost his arm he's just eight months old and no one knows what's happened to his parents and he doesn't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles at a months but he can't because he's missing an arm and means that he's often ill and needs a lot of care you haven't got a huge amount of the key right here yet there are many such sad

nine people schools have been injured with several in a critical condition hit a road leading to a shiite shrine does come some shia celebrate a major religious holiday. a muslim police officer in germany has been fined a thousand euros after refusing to shake hands with a female colleague citing religious reasons the officer was then made to sign a document acknowledging women as equals while also promising not to discriminate in future the incident took place at a staff party last year which led to disciplinary action some islamic experts do not allow any form of physical contact with the opposite sex if the man and women are not related well my colleague daniel hawkins heard opposing views from experts about the incident. behavior is the worst so the ladies who would think the same thing will also not change the hands of the man so it's not a sort of not accepting or upsetting the gender of the one it belongs to a tradition in europe as a sort of court greeting each other and shaking the hand there is a difference between different people and the train cultures and some cultures they f

and you should not enable this aggressive regime out to conquer the middle east, out to impose its shiite version of militant islam on the world, to have nuclear weapons. you think you have a problem with one country now in asia, i am telling you that is a family business, peculiar one, but a family business. this is different. this is, as kissinger said, this is ideology, it is a cause, not a country, and the cause is a bad one. we are the small satan. you are the great satan. you don't want the preeminent terrorist-sponsoring regime in the world to have nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to washington, d.c. don't let it happen. david: president trump agreed to move the american embassy to jerusalem. many presidents have promised that, and presidential candidates have promised that for over 40 years. this is the first president who has taken steps to do that. did you urge him to do this, or did he do it more or less on his own, and did you talk about the complications of that when you met with him? p.m. netanyahu: i spoke to him , i spoke to every president and urged every pre

shiite children like ramiro and were taken from their parents and given to supporters. after the city was freed their own call found them here at the orphanage. now he wants to raise them but years of brainwashing have left their mark. they were taught what i guess believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. the so-called islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction and they sowed hate in people's hearts. snipers even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers tried to calm and rescue the children they were ambushed. in the movie it was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces approached the baby lost his arm. but survived he's just eight months old no one knows where his parents are. you know i don't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles at eight months but he can't because he's missing an arm and means that he's often ill and needs a lot of care you haven't got a huge amount of the key yet but there are many such sad stories here at the

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afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. today kurds around the world are celebrating new ross which marks the beginning of spring and the kurdish new year new roles festivals he went ahead here in southeastern turkey as you see there as well as iraq and other kurdish areas the festival is also a show of support for kurdish independence. a teenage palestinian girl will be sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier ahead to mimi reportedly accepted a plea bargain for the incident which was caught on camera and made her a hero to many palestinians it's. already obvious here now with business and it had to have been eventually interest rates are going up that's why we saw that coming when for sure policymakers at the u.s. federal reserve have once again raced short term interest rates the quarter point uptick is the fourth such rise in the span of a year an indication that the recent economic growth in the u.s. is expected to continue the latest meeting of fed governors is the first under new ch

shiite rebels rages on saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have made a massive donation to u.n. aid efforts in yemen saudi crown prince bin sonne handed over the nine hundred and thirty million dollars on during a meeting with un general secretary antonio good ten ish the united nations has warned the arab world's poorest country faces the world's worst humanitarian crisis and close to half a million children in yemen have dropped out of schools and twenty fifty one saudi arabia and its allies intervened in the fight. it's the weakest who suffer most these children are in a hospital in yemen's capital saana many of them a mill nourished this is just one consequence of yemen's three year long war. unicef says some one point eight million children in yemen amelle nourished four hundred thousand of them fighting for their lives. the war has also turned many schools to rubble some learn under canvas in improvised classrooms but more than two million yemeni children are getting no education at all and most teachers are no longer paid the war has only worsened the country's education

afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his explosives on a road leading to a shiite shrine. the government in nigeria says boko haram has freed seventy six of the one hundred ten girls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago the extremists are reported to have said they freed the girls out of pity and warned parents not to send girls to school local media in texas are reporting that a man believed to be the austin serial bomber is dead but police have not yet confirmed this now according to reports police were trying to arrest the suspect when he set off an explosion and twenty three russian diplomats were ordered out of britain over the poisoning of an ax by arrived in moscow this morning the diplomats who u.k. prime minister theresa may said were spies have been given a week to leave. you're watching news still to come meet the activists fighting back against the institutionalized racism they experience. of paris part of our coverage of the u.n. international day against racial discrimination. but first for one of germany's best known ca

shiite children like ramiro and were taken from their parents and given to supporters. after the city was freed their uncle found them here at the orphanage. now he wants to raise them but years of brainwashing have left their mark. so. they were taught what i guess believes. now ali hates iraqi police and soldiers. he sings songs its ideology has shaped his thoughts. the idea of. the so-called islamic state didn't just leave behind destruction and they sowed hate in people's hearts. snipers even used children as bait when iraqi soldiers tried to common rescue the children they were ambushed. the movie was used this way he was dragged out of a firefight by a dog as iraqi special forces approached the baby lost his arm. it survived he's just eight months old no one knows where his parents are. and he can i don't know what has me most children can hold milk bottles at eight months but he can't because he's missing and om many many years that he's often ill and needs a lot of cash and you have to got across the middle of the queue but. there are many such sad stories here

people schools have been injured with several in a critical condition the attack hit a road leading to a shiite shrine comes as some shia celebrate a major religious holiday a muslim police officer in germany has been fined a thousand euros after refusing to shake hands with a female coworker citing religious reasons the officer was then made to sign a document acknowledging women as equals while also promising not to discriminate in future the incident took place at a staff party last year which led to disciplinary action some islamic scholars do not allow any form of physical contact with the opposite sex if the man and women are not women are not related to my colleague dana hawkins heard opposing views from experts about the story. this behavior is the worst so the ladies who would think the same thing will also not change the hands of the man so it's not a sort of not accepting or upsetting the gender of the one it belongs to a tradition in europe as a sort of court greeting each other and shaking the hand there is a difference between different people and the train cultures and some cultu

afghanistan's capital kabul police say they believe a suicide bomber carried out the blast in the minority shiite area the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack in an online statement. want to hand you over now to get hearts and there's so much more big thinkers that mr trump is sharing with the world if you can say that u.s. president donald trump has indeed signed off on terrorists between ten and twenty five percent on steel and. imports he says then there's sarah to address unfair trade conditions boost the u.s. economy and create jobs still only accounts for two percent of world trade and yet the type of tariffs and penalties is dangerous the ripple effects can escalate into a full on trade or u.s. business leaders and prominent members of his own republican party have warned his administration that it's called it is courting economic disaster with the stroke of a pen donald trump shook up international trade the president signed the hit the new tariffs into law flanked by metal workers he said he was stopping what he called an assault on the u.s. . today i'm defendin

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it managed to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the saw how its movement the awakening movement in order to fight al-qaeda iran quickly mobilized medic in the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow as well in order to prevent their religion but samuel said i'm sailing here but certainly you know i think you need to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are a you know it's the blunder of the iraq war allowed you to let me finish. in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like iran it did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry interrupted go ahead no no that's not a p

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it meant to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the so how it's movement awakening movement in order to fight al-qaeda iran quickly mobilized medic in the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow earthworm it in order to prevent any of their religion but samuel said i'm sailing in a big tsunami i think you need to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are and you know if the blunder of the iraq war allowed you to let me finish on louella is with in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like iran it did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry i interrupted go ahead no no

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it managed to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the saw how its movement the awakening movement in order to fight al-qaeda iran quickly mobilized medically and the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow at work in order to prevent their religion but samuel said i'm sailing here but certainly you know i i think you need to get to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are you know the blunder of the iraq war allowed you to let me finish allow a lot of analysts with in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like iran it did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry interr

surprise public show of unity that has caught many of their supporters off guard president two who shiite and opposition leader. have agreed to by their political hatchet after two acrimonious presidential elections last year that led to the deaths of many people a mock swearing in as the people's president his refusal to recognize the leg of can yet as presidency and the government's hash reaction to what is swearing in cracking down on the media and opposition now the two say all that is behind them yes can we. need a standing. this country of kenya is greater than any one individual and that for this country to come together leaders must come together you guys must be able to discuss their differences you guys must be able to discuss healy and openly what is our country what. is the reason and the cause. ethnic divisions and situations and we see a constituency many opposition supporters want to know what really was discussed behind closed electra justice that the dinka has been so passionate about the credibility of the presidential election and what about justice to the many people w

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it managed to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the saw how its movement the awakening movement in order to fight al-qaeda iran quickly mobilized medic in the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow earthworm it in order to prevent their religion but samuel said i'm sailing here but certainly you know i think you need to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are you know the blunder of the iraq war allowed me to let me finish and i'll yell is with in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like a rana did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry interrupted go ahead no

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it meant to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the so how its movement the awakening movement in order to fight al qaeda iran quickly mobilized medic in the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow earthworm it in order to prevent their religion but sami will sometimes say that sami i think you need to get to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are and you know it the blunder of the iraq war allowed it to let me finish a lot of the analysts with in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like iran it did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry interrupted go ahead no n

iran didn't help in iraq iran managed to bring iraq under its complete control it managed to unite the shiite blocs it managed to bring its militias into the interior ministry it managed to cement itself into in the army and it managed to cement itself in every single iraqi institution in other words the us found themselves liking behind even in two thousand and six when the u.s. set up the so how its movement the awakening movement in order to fight al-qaeda iran quickly mobilized medic in the other militias to utterly crushed the somehow as well in order to prevent their religion but samuel said i'm sailing in a big tsunami i think you need to negotiate i think you need to give the iraqis a little bit more agency don't you think ok let me go to russia i mean they are you know the blunder of the iraq war allowed me to let me finish. this with in iraq to invite the influence of iran so you know you make it sound like iran it did this unilaterally no that is a result of a failed an illegal invasion go ahead sam you want to finish up i'm sorry interrupted go ahead no no that's not a problem no

east with, a view ultimately of dominating the world through their version of militant radical islam, shiite radicals, we stand in the way because we're you. we're the little satan. ultimately they want to get the great satan. and this sponsor of global terrorism is not only trying to develop a land empire, but they also want to develop nuclear weapons. and i think that has to be stopped. and i see eye-to-eye with president trump on that, and he's done a major change in american policy to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons. can you imagine a radical islamic regime with icbms, sponsoring terrorist groups, and having atomic bombs? that's a palpable danger, not only to israel but to america. to the entire world. and by the way, you know who agrees with me on that? just about everybody in the middle east. just about all the arab governments. it's a big change. so i think this is th number one challenge that we have. mark:nd they are aggressively trying to move their borders toward your borders, aren't they, through syria, through lebanon, with hezbollah and so forth. >> what they want to do