so specifically on algeria, generally as mentioned before, foreign fighter returnees to algeria is quite low. official numbers right now coming out of algeria are around 500. the academic total, the academic is around 1,100 with about 300 killed on the battlefield in syria and iraq and additional 200 algerian fighters in libya. that's compared to 7,000 algerians who fought in afghanistan. so actually, these are again relatively speaking quite low. in fact, algeria is one of the few countries that has reversed court when it comes to the trend in foreign fighters. most of the time what you see is consecutive conflict effort, consecutive effort of same facilitation networks. the numbers get larger and larger and larger. in algeria, they get smaller and smaller and smaller because of as was mentioned, the national tragedy, or this massive conflict that took place. that's not to say algeria hasn't had issues with islamic state recruitment. the security services have arrested and disrupted a number of recruitment cells. i was there in may. they just just arrested somebody who was actively recr

they were stopped in algeria. they were questioned by algeria. and then we referred to our neighbors, to the moroccan authorities, the situation, and we said we have doubts that these people are joining the terrorist groups because the tickets were prepaid tickets paid in libya and one way. and the rule -- i think the international rule for aviation, you have to have your round-trip ticket. and it appeared that these people were joining terrorist groups. so when cooperation is needed, we are there, because our main target -- and i can go for one hour or more talking about what algeria does as far as bilateral regional and international cooperation is concerned. we suffered from terrorism and we were alone. everybody was keeping quiet, if not supporting indirectly terrorism. 9/11 arrived, and then the whole world woke up to the threat of terrorism. but before, there was something else. there were internal affairs to algeria. but everybody knew that it was terrorism. but since it was not hurting others, everybody kept quiet. and why we are promotin

algeria, where i recently served as u.s. ambassador has wisped dramatic improvement in political, economic, and security situation since the 1990s. today, algeria stands as highly effective anti-terrorism partner able to deny terrorists safe haven and working to build the capacity of fragile neighbors. a measured but effective economic liberalization in recent years has under guarded this transformation. morocco is a capable security leader, particularly with respect to county violent extremism on the african candidate. it is a net exporter of security. for example, in close cooperation with us, they have trained counter forces in chad while lent powerful support to strengthen the support to terrorism. egypt remains an important strategic partner. it's most pressing internal security challenge is the isis affiliate in northern sinai. let me pause to reiterate the u.s. condolences for the horrifying mosque attack that killed over 300 egyptians. also targeted christians appalling church bombings antiques on pilgrims. other ter

in algeria small start of the year. his. designed to strengthen national unity for the first time in algeria the but the community is celebrating the nin new year. as a public holiday the indigenous people who refer to themselves as a human being of your own force with greater recognition for the ancients language and customs. has been overshadowed by arabic culture in the country and across the border region isn't is i wish a happy new year to all and ideals wherever they may be. in there is a great and is your heritage that must be preserved and this is our duty as a cultural organization. this year will be good d for algegerian generals and. and smoking the enemy is celebration of being held across algeria. the feast of traditional means of distance and chicken being laid out. phones is traditional games and holes rates are also being held at you need. we prepare seven types of dishes for the occasion because the i'm as their calendar is linked to the earth. we a are thankful to the young people who fought for the on as t

is also crisis of diverse vacationn algeria i i'm not preparerer the future. and has no other products to explore. we can expect unemployment stew incrcrease because we have significantlyy reduced investment and most imimportantly we have not allowed the private sector to divest of high to invest in all the areas where it wants to invest. one of china's biggest hundreds is really that outlook for the country's economy twenty eighteen. the bank of communications breaking stable growth or not six p point sevenen fore year that's signinificantly more o optimistic t than t e worldd bank. strereaking six point four percent growth. either of those outcomes would would be a slow down frfrom twenty seveventeen te toto six point s seven perc. china has is twenty eighteen looking to tackle three main issues domestic that poverty and pollution all of which pose significant risks. bank said that while economic growth could slow twenty eighteen and up to in exports and consumption should help offset that. among its challenges overheated housing market which the government

toy would get a boat algeria, iran, or casablanca. sometimes they would get on a train and get to casablanca from there. casablanca would become a major waystation for refugees. in july of ships arrive off the 1940, 200 coast of casablanca bearing refugees. it is a massive humanitarian crisis at the port. it would take weeks for those ships to offload the refugees. the protectorate would set up sheds at the port to provide food, clothing, medicine, medical care. they would also establish a makeshift internment camp outside of the town to process all of the refugees. country that sent men off to fight in france now found itself accepting refugees who were trying to flee france. at the center of the refugee crisis, what would become an eight to the refugees is the u.s. consulate. in 1940, the u.s. consulate had a staff of six. it was small, intentionally small because they were just over 100 americans in all of french morocco. businessmen, singer sewing machine, douglas aircraft. there were also some missionaries, the diplomatic corps,

they would come ashore in algiers at iran and they would algeria atshore in out years. what you see on this graphic, the western half of the force would come for morocco. for iranforce comes and the eastern task force comes for algiers. so the western task force comes for casablanca. october, a naval force would depart. it was under the command of george patton. you may have heard of him. these five small fleets would then meet in the middle of the atlantic ocean and form another, ships, 120t of 103 miles by 30 miles wide, and it would sail for morocco. -- they wouldret not use radio. in stead during the day they would use signal flags to communicate changes in the course. at night, if they needed to do a course adjustment, they would sail between the ships. the fleet manages to slip across the atlantic undetected. i want you to stop and think about this for a moment. in the age of satellites, in the age of knowing everything and see everything, we have a massive invasion fleet that is undetected by the germans, despite the fact that there is a matter of -- massive batt

cannot access abortion they don't have the money to go abroad so they have to have their name bush in algeria or have the baby in twenty fifteen arland have a referendum on the same sex marriage majority of irish people voted in favor now we're going to have a referendum on abortion and these topics were of course a very contentious in irish society are we so witnessing a change a sea change happening in r.l. and i think it's kind of it started i would say in the ninety's when the catholic church which was extremely powerful influential institution in orland was rocked by a series of scandals surrounding child sex abuse and also revelations about treatment of married mothers and their babies and mother and baby and ever since then we've seen more and more people fall away from the church and we had. divorced her from them in the ninety's and then the marriage equality referendum just a few years ago and no this is kind of seen as shaking off the last vestiges of the catholic church influence in our land right to jennifer collins thank you so much. russia's president has criticized the decisio

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this view of the sahara is what greeted residents of a northern algeria town. look at this. a rare belt of ice hit the town, dusting the dunes with snow. this rare site certainly drew people in, giving new meaning to the term "desert mirage." here's a reminder of the top stories we're following 40. north and south korea have agreed to reopen a military hotline between the countries at their first high-level talks in more than two years. pyongyang will also send athletes to the winterer olympis in the south, despite tensions over its nuclear weapons program. after a short break, i will return to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ unfolds i cattle call. you're watching live from paris on france24 under senate headlines this hour.. in south korea hold at this summit in two years with. a great to take pause in the winter olympic games six months. but it also insisted seeking a program right off the table. they see for french president emmanuel back on in china fluery of this is still signs and plans to write in and you. museum in shanghai. trying to do more to

this view of the sahara is what greeted residents of a northern algeria town. look at this. a rare belt of ice hit the town, dusting the dunes with snow. this rare site certainly drew people in, giving new meaning to the term "desert mirage." here's a reminder of the top stories we're following 40. north and south korea have agreed to reopen a military hotline between the countries at their first high-level talks in more than two years. pyongyang will also send athletes to the winter olympics in the south, despite tensions over its nuclear weapons program. after a short break, i will return to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ is made possible by..." croplife america. and it's member companies and associations in the crop protection industry including: the american farm bureau foundation for agriculture. more information at: agfoundation.org. sacramento's proud to be america's farm to fork capital visit: farmtofork.com >>i'm jason shoultz. coming up, i'll take you to the rice fields of northern california to find out how the grain being harvested here gets

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this mark camp in southwest algeria is cold and stormy in wintertime and extremely dry all year round sue a leak but here is feeding her goats she's got the usual provisions with her a handful of cardboard her animals don't normally get anything else because there is nothing else. the goats are scrawny and sickly and provide a little milk milk that sewell leak and her family desperately need they too are living on a very poor diet and have been for the last forty two years since they fled from the war in their homeland. says it to police works for the algerian operation of the united nations world food program that people here rely on their food supplies but knows their help is not enough. people here are malnourished we can only offer them a completely unbalanced diet it's totally lacking in animal protein and calcium in particular. talent brahim is another refugee who was born here in the camp the algerian government has made it possible for him to finish his schooling and to study agriculture now he is trying to secure better food supplies for himself and his companions it didn't t

this mark camp in southwest algeria is cold and stormy in the wintertime and extremely dry all year round. but here is feeding her goats she's got the usual provisions with her a handful of cardboard her animals don't normally get anything else because there is nothing else. the goats are scrawny and sickly and provide a little milk milk that sewell leak and her family desperately need they too are living on a very poor diet and have been for the last forty two years since they fled from the war in their homeland. says works for the algerian operation of the united nations world food program that people here rely on their food supplies but knows their help is not enough. cause the people here are malnourished we can only offer them a completely unbalanced diet it's totally lacking in animal protein accounts in particular. talent brahim is another refugee who was born here in the camp the algerian government has made it possible for him to finish his schooling and to study agriculture now he's trying to secure better food supplies for himself and his companions it didn't take him long to f

shops including the one aziz ran but his ease him self is not jewish he's a muslim boba originally from algeria. i felt as if someone had painted a swastika on my back. it's not just the property damage what i feel threatened personally. now i have a better idea of how the jews feel. about fifteen thousand jews live here in creating a together with a much larger muslim community in recent years they have been repeated attacks on jews mainly by young muslims but hardly anyone wants to talk openly about this development not even this jewish grocer who is friends with aziz and. the soul because as well i don't want to accuse anyone. but i have good relations with people from north africa and other parts of africa. and i give you what i'm against is the idea that the conflict between israelis and palestinians can be moved here to french soil. or false. but the situation is growing ever more difficult in france where increasingly vicious anti jewish propaganda is spreading new rumors pop up almost every day says rudy rushed out a member of the organization conspiracy watch. them of rules explained e

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northern algeria was hit by a rare spell of icy weather. it didn't last long, though, the snow melting nothing after not long after these pictures were taken. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, prince harry and meghan markle make their 2018 debut, delighting their many fans. in europe, heavy snow across the alps has cut off towns and villages and raised the avalanche risk to the highest level in some areas. a swiss ski resort has begun airlifting tourists out after snow block trains and cars. people are stranded there. reporter: so much snow, literally tons of it. its sheer weight forces it down to the valley. this is the scene in switzerland. no one was hurt here and up at -- but the avalanche risk is the highest it has been in almost a decade. over a meter of snow fell in parts of the alps on monday alone. in this italian resort, residents were evacuated with snow pouring down into their homes. villages are cut off. many schools are closed. this is in france. >> we heard a big noise -- no tremor, but a very big nois

those coming from central africa travel through on a jet while the route from west africa goes through algeria and i jerry government has found it difficult to tell exactly how many people need the help of president has made available all the resources necessary. and i couldn't move out of the lead him to repatriate all the nigerians here that gaffigan may here you know who you know when we came we were working around a figure of about five thousand five hundred. and i'm going to assess how that comes and comes to left me at martin but the question of numbers. has become a bit problematic well al jazeera is ahmed idris traveled to libya to investigate this story he filed this report when he returned to nigeria well basically patrician part of the nigerian government started after reports of. african african migrants in libya are being sold on the slave market and of course put to put in slave like conditions and this doesn't even stop at those in the hands of. human smugglers in libya but also in detention camps official and unofficial detention camps across libya we met some of them over the

hello i'm robertson in doha with the top stories in algeria the egyptian military has detained its former chief of stuff just days after he said he would run for president in an election this march.

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this is the sahara desert in algeria. it snowed there this weekend for just the third time in nearly 40 years. some places got a dusting. others more than a foot. as pretty as this is to look at, look at these photos of the weather on jupiter. wow. the blue and gray swirls are clouds and storms. the images were taken by nasa's juno spacecraft and then enhanced become on earth. and from our largest planet to our newest star, the boys in california stole the spotlight from their father before the golden globes. no point in trying to shoo him off. he was insistent. >> he wants to be part of. this. >> hi. >> glor: he lovingly played around his dad, who did his best the carry on. in the end, a final wave for the camera. >> thank you very much for having us. >> bye. >> glor: up next, the queen takes us back to the beginning. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by: e with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is prove

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can choose i mean we have so many options to get the gas from norway we get the gas from from from algeria or from the southern corridor or in roughly two years so there are a lot of options so we're not getting any longer any more any more dependent on russian gas it's just a question of the price it's a question of the market and it's purely the pure interest of the united states is to sell their gas in order you know to bring up. industry with a lot of. i see it in this context and that's why they try to play to the political way but it is said an economic interest of the united states so the warning coming out from from the u.s. and some european countries is energy security that we won't have it what do they mean by energy security and all those concerns justified. i mean and as if energy security is not in danger when we have the second string of not stripped that's for sure you know i mean russia's pipeline system and the whole you know infrastructure is more dependent on europe than europe is headed toward russia so we already reached energy security it's only the question who has

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. >> reporter: but cheref, an immigrant from algeria, also has concerns about too little diversity at the march. >> what's lacking i lacking in e feminist movement currently is a lot of minority women. >> reporter: march organizers say they've taken steps to make this year's events more inclusive, including increasing diversity among the march leadership. another big focus today-- voter registration. this year, activists say their focus is on the midterm elections. the theme here today is "march into action, and organizers say their goal here and across the country is to register one million women to vote before november. new york's march was one of around 250 events in the u.s. and around the world this weekend. in rome, hundreds gathered to show support for the movement. and here in the u.s., protesters converged from cost to coast in los angeles, dallas, denver, and washington, d.c. >> this is our moment to stand tall, to fight back and to be heard! >> reporter: even though president trump was often the target at today's protests, he did tweet "get out there now to celebrate the hi

northern algeria was hit by a rare spell of icy weather. it didn't last long though — the snow melted not long after these pictures were taken. tuesday was a disappointing day up and down the country, cold, damp and grey with the exception of western scotla nd grey with the exception of western scotland which saw a model sunshine. into wednesday we start to see a change to the weather. a band of rain smoothly —— slowly moves eastward across the country. first being on wednesday clearest skies and quite chilly with a touch of frost, a little fog and i did it wednesday for many of us looks brighter. we should see some sunshine, particularly in the afternoon because big begin cold with ice in northern ireland and here is a weather front slowly moving out into the north sea. in fa ct, moving out into the north sea. in fact, for a good portion of scotland it could stay down for all—day. there will be a little mist and murk and hill fog. most of the rain is north—east into the northern isles so north—east into the northern isles soi n

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drinking water yet the government has used this prison for five hundred seventy eight male migrants from algeria since november this is totally illegal first the spanish state is prohibited from holding migrants in a prison for a second the conditions under which the migrants live are legal guarded by riot police and have been unable to see their relatives who were not given any clothes for the first few weeks from them and are some have defended the spanish government's argument that there simply isn't enough space to howls all the new arrivals however the mayor of water can order the town where the jail is located says that's no excuse my time of the airport is that we do not agree with the spanish government seeing a lateral decision to house almost six hundred immigrants in the prison they're not criminals and more appropriate a commendation could be found. it's not just our one spanish region that has been facing difficulties with the migrant influx of recent figures show that more than twenty thousand refugees have crossed into spain via the mediterranean in just the past year that's more