we are headed west of ramadi. in the anbar desert to find a command center for this operation under way right now. to capture isis fighters. >> our flight over the desert in 115 degree heat. we hear the pilots pointing out every lone vehicle, every lone person they see on the horizon. they are ready. and then we see it. the small command post just 50 miles from theyr just before us. >> we are -- we're at the western edge. hopefully air field -- we're deep into the command area of operations. >> reporter: this remote post in the outer reaches of the desert. >> i took note while we were flying out here you could hear the pilots talking about vehicles off in the distance, completely aware of every isolated scene on the way out. >> just a reminder that isis is out there. >> reporter: as we arrive we learn an isis fighter has blown himself up, killing another isis fighter in the process. the iraqis then moving in capturing five more isis fighters at that location. we have blurred the iraqi translator for his safety. >>

we're going to be landing between fallujah and ramadi. this operation now under way. they take us west of baghdad to a base where they hunt them down from above first. 24 hours a day, surveillance in the sky, looking for isis fighters now hiding in the desert, the mountains, the caves of iraq. and in the villages, isis fighters trying to blend into the population. you find yourself back in anbar province to catch isis fighters. >> yeah. we sure do. >> did you ever think that would happen? >> i did not. it's a very surreal experience to be back here in anbar, 14 years later, from doing offensive operations out here against al qaeda in iraq. >> we drive to the command center, where we learn there has just been a strike on isis fighters. has it been lucrative? >> it's been successful. >> hidden in the desert is their operations center. they take us past the concrete barriers where we find u.s. troops and their eyes trained on isis. >> so, welcome to anbar and task force spartan. this is our combat operation center. >> where they reveal to us the isis fighters they have j

1st ever to touch down on the unexplored south pole of the moon indian prime minister in the round ramadi came to see the landing from the control room later the phone come solitary worse as he addressed the nation. through arts. that and out of the nation by the way we read our way. in is sold out or 3 inserted t.v. recovered a sign piece who heard embark. on one of the morse ambitious mission of our space program. vic game very close but. we really need to cover more ground on. the landing of the spacecraft was also broadcast live on television across the country tensions were running high ahead of the event that chandra on 2 was successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks traveling to what's the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic rum separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown it was supposed to measure the surface and locate water deposits india would have been only the 4th country in the world to achieve a controlled sof

was in bishkek for the shanghai cooperation organization meeting with vladimir putin xi jinping read ramadi and carney and others is there a plan. to leave the financial system that the united states seems to be using to strangle the economy of your country the reality is that because of the dominance of the us in the media when u.s. has a problem with a country that countries attacked and marginalized and tried to be isolated but the reality is that we have very good relationship with the with our. neighboring countries we have a very good relationship with russia over china india and pakistan we have exchange of presidents and summit meetings. we have a very good friend relationship be divied iraq with central asian countries as you said in best in tajikistan how illustrated in dollars the reality is that this is the this is a phenomenon that we are facing in the international at the international level we know that even european countries are conscious about the fact that this is a problem for everybody that they are very much vulnerable to the in fact influence of us dollar we know that

bishkek for the shanghai cooperation organization meeting with vladimir putin she isn't paying rent ramadi and car and others is there a plan. to leave the financial system that the united states seems to be using to strangle the economy of your country the reality is that because of the dominance of the us in the media when u.s. has a problem with a country that countries attacked and marginalized and tried to be isolated but the reality is that we have very good relationship with the with our neighboring countries we have a very good relationship with russia over china india and pakistan we have exchange of presidents and summit meetings. we have a very good friend relationship be divied iraq with central asian countries as you said in best in tajikistan we have well is traded in dollars the reality is that this is the this is a phenomenon that we are facing in the international at the international level we know that even european countries are conscious about the fact that this is a problem for everybody that they are very much vulnerable to the in fact influence of us dollar we know t

visiting and that's when the name of russian pole woodson riders started coming up and even quotes around ramadi the indian prime minister even compared to the renowned washington writer leo tolstoy with someone who is known as the father of the nation and in the mahatma gandhi so it's this kind of warmth respect and the desire to hear each other's opinions that there is for him and vladivostok will be remembered for. was because all corporations have spent $50000000000.00 on projects that undermine climate goals according to reports of financial think tank carbon tracker a world climate activist and says large companies and governments should come up with proper initiatives to tackle the problem seems some experts proposals are pretty radical. of course as it sounds at the moment the main official initiative is that 2015 paris club agreement ratified by 185 states citing measures that country should take to limit global warming but maybe just said than done most of the signatories a failed to live up to the commitments next up teased. discusses the issue with a pile of experts. the hours of col

rejected the move saying it contradicts international law on tuesday india's that leader in a round ramadi announced that the kashmir region would get a development boost including foreign of less investment he says the region is to be made prosperous and the gauche asians are already underway meanwhile in just top court ordered the federal government to restore normal life in kashmir as soon as possible we also regional analysts whether blackouts and other severe measures that were necessary in kashmir. the exceptional situation requires exceptional measures and. implementers i'm sure the government will. you know when he started off by name is on. lot of things here we relaxed what example. most of the but i think it's open to public and the marilyn connections of us all but of course some restrictions on their. brain those instructions would also be removed so those who are gay will be released in the hood to do very little except those who have some. or charges against them and the cases are going against them in the us or it's clearly the some of the confusion and the restrictions on

we're going to be landing between fallujah and ramadi. this operation now under way. they take us west of baghdad to a base where they hunt them down from above first. 24 hours a day, surveillance in the sky, looking for isis fighters now hiding in the desert, the mountains, the caves of iraq. and in the villages, isis fighters trying to blend into the population. you find yourself back in anbar province to catch isis fighters. >> yeah. we sure do. >> did you ever think that would happen? >> i did not. it's a very surreal experience to be back here in anbar, 14 years later from doing offensive operations out here against al qaeda in iraq. >> we drive to the command center where we learn there has just been a strike on isis fighters. has it been lucrative? >> it's been successful. >> hidden in the desert is their operation center. they take us past the concrete barriers where we find u.s. troops and their eyes trained on isis. >> so, welcome to task force spartan. this is our combat operation center. >> where they reveal to us the isis fighters they have just targeted.