streets they're concerned about their health and environment and the memories of a devastating flood in bosnia and herzegovina has people that preparing for the west . but 1st we had to brazil where activists fear big agriculture has once again set its sights on the rain forests. who last year there were a total of $1000000000.00 cattle on our planet $773000000.00 pigs $23000000000.00 chickens and around a 1000000000 sheep. the past 5 decades have seen worldwide annual meat production almost quadrupled. one of the world's top meat exporters is brazil the south american country also cultivates vast amounts of soya for animal feed from august 2017 to mid 2018 almost 800000 hectares of rain forest were destroyed harming the lives of indigenous people in particular . these members of the i watch tribe are hunting monkeys. i think the but i'm. probably going to suddenly they gather around a hollow tree trunk. the dogs have chased a rodent into the log but why. didn't you are you ready for a quote it will end up but they don't. think you could do that in tucker why do you pulls the eguchi out by its

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pretty much about killing well you know it was really at the age of sixteen when i wanted to go to bosnia and fight the jihad there so when i was leaving aside arabia and the comforts of my life there i wasn't thinking that i was going to join a terror organization it was more like the international brigade of the spanish civil war so we were going to a volunteer fight him on one side of the civil war in bosnia which is the side of the bosnian muslims against the serbs it wasn't you know the intention to go and join a terror organization is just i didn't know that the jihad in bosnia was run by. managed by members or veterans of the egyptian jemaah islamiya you know the group that was responsible and the early one nine hundred eighty s. for the assassination of president sadat in egypt he wants out that that brutality of the boston war made you question your commitment to them which i had seen cause but after bosnia you want to galveston and couldn't resist a ideological appeal. what was it about them that was so irresistible so to say i mean how do you go from a moment of critical doubt

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the natural beauty of this corner of bosnia-herzegovina is deceptive. flood defenses are vital to the survival of communities here. and now it's time for another tasty treats inflatable snack. and yes capital delhi. trying to choke an old delhi is home to the famous prattle while the gali are flatbread laying. where there's a popular snack bar run by the sharma family. it might not matter any but the family's been making karate here for almost 150 years cragin sharma is the current owner. well it was because the new generation likes fast food but people still love traditional indian flatbreads we've been here for 6 generations and we've always had customers. paracho is a battery flaky flat bread. here it's served with banana chutney a coriander and mince sauce and a portion of potato curry. customers can choose from 25 different types of prata cut. out the best potato parata cover radish peas dry fruit cashion outcome can chili okra and tomato parata. making the flat bread is teamwork. and john knight as one of the cooks here he starts work at 5 in the

they're concerned about their health and the environment and the memories of a devastating floods in bosnia and herzegovina has people that are preparing for the worst. but 1st we head to brazil where activists fear big agriculture has once again set its sights on the rain forests. who last year there were a total of $1000000000.00 cattle on our planet $773000000.00 pigs $23000000000.00 chickens and around a 1000000000 sheep. the past 5 decades have seen worldwide annual meat production almost quadrupled. one of the world's top meat exporters is brazil the south american country also cultivates vast amounts of soya for animal feed from august 2017 to mid 28 seen almost 800000 hectares of rain forest were destroyed harming the lives of indigenous people in particular . these members of the our wire tribe are hunting monkeys. well i think the but i. don't really look to suddenly they gather around a hollow tree trunk. the dogs have chased a rodent into the log but it didn't you want to know what he. played quote it will end up but they don't. think you are going to do it in tucker why do you

is pretty much about killing well you know it was really at the age of sixteen when i went to go to bosnia and fight the jihad there so when i was leaving aside arabia and the comfort of my life there i wasn't thinking that i was going to join a terror organization it was more like the international brigade of the spanish civil war so we were going to volunteer fight him on one side of the civil war in bosnia which is the side of the bosnian muslims against the subs it wasn't you know the intention to go and join a terror organization is just i didn't know that the jihad in bosnia was run by. managed by members or veterans of the egyptian jemaah islamiya you know the group that was responsible and the end in one nine hundred eighty s. for the assassination of president sadat in egypt. you want sad that the brutality of the boston war made you question your commitment to them which i had seen cause but after bosnia you want to have ganesan and couldn't resist a ideological appeal. what was it about them that was so irresistible so to say i mean how do you go from a moment of critical doubt

they're concerned about their health and the environment and the memories of a devastating floods in bosnia and herzegovina has people that preparing for the worst. but 1st we had to brazil where activists fear the big agriculture has once again set its sights on the rain forests. last year there were a total of $1000000000.00 cattle on our planet $773000000.00 pigs $23000000000.00 chickens and around a 1000000000 sheep. the past 5 decades have seen worldwide annual meat production almost quadrupled. one of the world's top meat exporters is brazil the south american country also cultivates vast amounts of soya for animal feed from august 2017 to mid 2018 almost 800000 hectares of rain forest were destroyed harming the lives of indigenous people in particular . these members of the i watch tribe are hunting monkeys. i think the but i'm. not even going to suddenly they gather around a hollow tree trunk. the dogs have chased a rodent into the log. it if you want to know what he. play quote it will end up but they don't and i think you could do that in tucker why do you pull the eguchi out by i

and i have been to in some way too many dream the war scene bosnia kosovo now is the completely different situation 1st of all we knew we could not hear the one voice from washington but arsenal out west including nato we have a lot of voices a lot to interest the russia using that situation threatening its proper presidency and influence for so long through politics civil society true communication with the religious. jews plus which is most important energy security russia is the one of the main supplier with the gas or serbia and or 3 d. owner of the biggest energy companies serbia the influential russia. in culture and politics are really strong but is not one sided russia has also the influence not so strong on the albanian side sometimes directly from will be near sometimes we are on carla. and 3rd on there but going back to the 2 days situation we could see something what we recognize is the influence of russia in methodology of managing conflicts the rush him so-called russia but is one of the holds a must 6 of our products is producing getting conflicts and management with that b

come on the news hour including a new effort see identify the victims of a mass killing in central bosnia and herzegovina we have the latest on the investigation into the sinking of a bit a pastor's boat which at least 7 people died plus. i'm a welling's at the oval cricket ground in london where the world cup is on the wife of the hosts of started with a with. turkey's president stretch up tayyip erdogan says fighting in northern syria must be put on hold to stop more civilian deaths in a conversation with his russian counterpart flounce mir puts in he said a cease fire in its lip would also stop refugees fleeing to turkey it comes as rebel fighters hold 8 against government airstrikes with the number of dead rising cena how to reports from beirut's. policy ally she prayed that his children and. child will be pulled out alive from underneath the rubble of what was their house. they were at but i. more than 250 syrians have been killed in russian and syrian air and ground attacks in recent weeks opposition controlled towns across southern italy northern and western aleppo in the northwest

rescuers are searching for a boy swept away by a swollen river in northern bosnia scores of homes have been swamped and hundreds of people have had to be evacuated after torrential rain neighboring croatia has also been affected by flooding. turkey's military has launched a massive exercise in the mediterranean a g.n. and black seas for the 2nd time this year the defense ministry says 130 warships and almost 26000 members of the armed forces are involved the drills come amid renewed tensions over an korea's plans to extract natural gas off the divided island of cyprus. 5 protesters and army major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum got this just hours after protest leaders reached an agreement with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government protesters have been demanding a civilian led transition and have kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president over all the shia. in nighttime cut to him and this met with a show of force. purchases come from security forces who have brunch and guns they're not afraid to use yet i m

hundreds of people in bosnia have protest in syria over a secretly recorded video that appears to show the head of the country's top judicial body taking bribes the demonstrators have been manning the resignation of milan here who oversees all judges and prosecutors. thousands of people marched through argentina's capital to protest against president reed so mark raised austerity policies and the strike has also shut down key grain ports and around the flights traceable has more from. another national strike against the government creates the 5th one since he took office back in 2015 schools and banks are closed to the public's transport down in the city and mostly around the country which you can see right behind me are some social movements here that are giving away free food in this demonstration in the center of the capital. people here say that the reason why they're calling for a strike is the rising unemployment and poverty in the country. there were 4 there were people who don't know if the austerity measures are affecting the ocean selling population undaunted by the internati

the oversees all of bosnia's judges and their prosecutors the video allegedly shows him discussing a case against a businessman a police officer then appears to promise to hand over an $1100.00 bribe to denies any wrongdoing. serbia is blaming nato and the e.u. for a surge in tensions in kosovo after a police raid sparked anger among minority ethnic serbs the operation on tuesday and dominated area of kosovo sparked fury in belgrade but the government put troops on full alert meanwhile hundreds of ethnic serbs have held a protest and tributes are attached as they're. tearing statue of king those are in north nature feeds is the symbol of serbian pride in this predominantly ethnic said municipality in northam course a vote people are angry over what they call intimidation by prishtina kosovo's police of logs an anti smuggling operation in the area the majority of those arrested were ethnic serbs the worst the one year something more than just a thief it's an old riddle that's in the course of the police i just don't know if people would be in denial yet keep the peace as much as we ca

at the end of the cold war the first threat we had was in the balkans, the wars in bosnia and kosovo. . it was not obvious we were not defending our own neighbors, our own members. and nonetheless nato took the lead in those engagements, and it was because nato was in charge that all of the countries were able to participate. next comes afghanistan. as we talked about. a conflict 1000 miles away in the desert, not on anybody's border. who would've ever thought that when nato was founded, that it afghanistan and in afghanistan for 16, 17 years with every single ally participating? then, when the threat comes in ukraine, all of a sudden back to basics, deploying every single ally on the eastern edge of the alliance and getting that done under doug's leadership within a month and a half. so, nato is a flexible, adaptable organization. but more importantly than that, yes, it is a military alliance, but. more important, it is a political alliance and all four of us spent every week that we were at nato in tuesday lunch with all of our nato allies. meetingday formal nato session that could

[laughter] i didn't do this for 13 years i will not build bosnia on the mediterranean so there should be consequences to say no to the president of the united states so that is the culture i am concerned that people expect this they say it is baked in the cake. but what i wonder of what could surprise us? it is so discounted you have to be a contrary into say maybe he will surprise to say i will not say no right away. maybe he tries to preempt the plan coming out after ramadan and calls the president and says i want to sit with prime minister netanyahu. we haven't sat together since 2010. most people don't know that. not publicly. there have been phone calls. so when jared kushner said we want to be a catalyst but that also relates to the point that my colleagues make here. when he says i want to change the discussion and elevate the discussion i do see that idea to create a new yardstick this is part of the mix for future peace plans for the administration. but if it is repudiated by everyone it won't work. but does - - but that is implicit in your question to say this is clear to sw

and broken there are over parts of croatia you can see just how strong those winds are and then in bosnia we've also had a lot of very heavy rain that's caused a problem with some flooding here now as we head through the next few days there is going to be more strong winds and more heavy rain but not quite as bad as it has been the system is slowly losing its power so it's still circulating across this region still giving us some heavy rain and some strong winds as well it will be pushing its way northward too and as it does so more of us are going to see that weather so still stick miserable really as we head through the next few days further west it's a very different story we've got an area of high pressure in charge and it's all fine unsettled 60 there is a maximum in london 29 in madrid so really very warm for us and those temperatures are going to climb even higher as we head through tuesday and into wednesday i think on wednesday it will be all the way up to 32 so really too hot if anything in madrid where is further east too cold and if they look at vienna maximum temperature 8 de

bosnia it worked, panama it worked. grenada is worked. >> haiti right to the brink and then the dictator, the ruler there, president, abdicated in the country and analogous here. leland: what's the model that makes it work? >> i think you have to have good luck to be honest. i think there's a combination of pressure and certainly building a broad coalition which you saw in other regions. in this case maduro has not had an aggressive action where you're responding to his action, like president bush 41 did in desert storm. that's an element that can be a catalyst, as did the panamanian president that president bush responded to as well. leland: noriega there. excellent point. let's look at this in the geopolitical sense. russia son the rise without question. >> they say they have an ability to punch above their weight. leland: they do and going back to monroe, and we say that the foreign military having a hold on a country in the western hemisphere is unacceptable to us. yet, the president in his phone call with vladimir

jaffna peninsula in the north both sides were accused of widespread war crimes and smith reports from bosnia in more than sri lanka where many are still grappling with the legacy of war. in the closing months of sri lanka's civil war as estimated by the un some 40000 civilians were killed as the government launched its final campaign against tamil tiger fighters those civilians caught many of them on this warm little patch of the area that was the scene today of a very moving commemoration survivors and relatives of those missing in the conflict lit candles and it's a giant flame to commemorate those who were lost now the survivors many of those still have missing relatives they don't know what's happened to them some thousands and thousands of missing and a u.n. panel some years ago found that both sides were possibly culpable for a potential war crimes they said the sri lankan forces may have summarily executed tamil tiger fighters and they say that time of target fired his shot civilians trying to escape so the emotions still very raw particularly in this part of sri lanka many people com

and bosnia generally. a meeting point of different religions. croats are catholics, serbs are 0rthodox, the bosniaks are muslims. reporter: the past 2a hours have been the worst ever, it would seem. though considering what people have been through here, it is very difficult to make comparisons. all people experiencing terrible suffering. that is something that deep touches me. you see, i live in it. so, came easter, i needed to sing in the church, but there were no singers. so i started this idea of an interreligious choir. singing. we started to sing an old jewish song, it was very easy. singing continues. then the orthodox song and the islamic song, it was very difficult. because there was war between these two groups. people couldn't sing the songs of the enemy, because they physically felt disgust against such music. after two, three or four months, the same people said, "this is beautiful." you see, this is power of music, it cleanses people. we had problems in the beginning, when we sang in our church, "allahu akhbar," the first time, in c

and i have been to in some way too many dream the war scene bosnia kosovo now is the completely different situation 1st of all we knew we could not hear the one voice from washington but arsenal called west including nato we have a lot of voices a lot to interest the russia using that situation threatening is proper presidency and influence for so long through politics civil society true communication with the religious. groups plus which is most important energy security the russian is the one of the main supplier with the gas or serbia and or 3 d. owner of the biggest energy companies serbia the influential russia. in culture and politics are really strong but is not one sided russia has also the influence will show strong on the albanian side sometimes directly from will be near sometimes we are on carla. and 3rd again but going back to the today situation we could see something what we recognize is the influence of russia in methodology of managing conflicts the rush him so-called russia but is one of the houses must 6 of our products is producing get it conflicts and management with

brutality of the boston war made you question your commitment to them which i had seen cause but after bosnia you want to get an a stone and couldn't resist a ideological appeal. what was it about them that was so irresistible so to say i mean how do you go from a moment of critical doubt to punching into that pulled you back it was a toxic mix all theology politics and eschatology or basically you know the prophecies of ancient islam basically. the preached to us of the time telling us that we are the soldiers of destiny that somehow i want to jihad is to bring about no the fifth or the fifth stage of islamic history is basically to recreate the caitiff it that's what they were telling us at the time und that too was enough of you know for me to be in a fascinating to join because i remember in the when you were out of the comes the are not exposed to other forms of opinion in and that is there isn't the opinion of the country or opinion there is only that this opinion and the supporting opinion and the even more supporting open in. so you point to the deadly terror attacks on u.s. embassies

the aladza mosque in bosnia herzegovina is reopening 25 years after it was completely destroyed during the bosnian war. the mosque was bombed in 1992 and took 15 years to rebuild, with the help of both bosnian and turkish architects and artists. it was built in the 11th century and considered one of the most valuable buildings of oriental culture in the balkans. the site is on the list of unesco world heritage sites. british police has said a leak revealing the uk would allow china's tech giant, huwaei, to partly develop its 5g network, does not amount to a criminal offence. the leak from a top—secret government meeting cost the country's defence minister, gavin williamson, his job. he was sacked by prime minister theresa may on wednesday, after an inquiry into the disclosure. williamson has condemned the investigation and his subsequent sacking as a "shabby and discredited witch hunt", and has called for an impartial assessment. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent chris mason who told me the uk police's decision did not come as a surprise. the bar that would have to be cl

it would be difficult to sit on the sidelines in bosnia and watch the slaughter of innocent men, women, and children and allow war to spread elsewhere in europe. that it is theet exact place that the first world war began. when i was about your age, president roosevelt said we had nothing to fear but fear itself. in much different times, are prosperous nation has little to fear but complacency itself. we must stay strong and flexible. we must keep our powder dry. and this venerable academic institution has a historic obligation to preserve the liberty of america. savor these moments. keep these memories close to your heart. cherish your families and friends because we never know what the future will bring. live each day to the fullest. because it is you who well laid a solid foundations of a free society. you are ready to build the homes , neighborhoods, businesses of the 21st century. a noble defender of freedom, general douglas macarthur, new well the qualities of a soldier patriot. of worlde early days war ii, when our victory in the pacific was by no means assured, he wrote a praye

it would be difficult to sit on the sidelines in bosnia and watch the slaughter of innocent men, women, and children and allow war to spread elsewhere in europe. for let us not forget that that is the exact place that the first world war began. when i was about your age, president roosevelt said we had "nothing to fear but fear itself." today, in much different times, our prosperous nation has little to fear but complacency itself. we must stay strong and flexible. we must keep our powder dry. and this venerable academic institution has an historic obligation to preserve the liberty of america. savor these moments. keep these memories close to your heart. cherish your families and friends, because we never know what the future will bring. live each day to the fullest. because it is you who will lay the solid foundations of a free society. you are ready to build the homes, the neighborhoods and businesses of the 21st century. a noble defender of freedom, general douglas macarthur, knew well the qualities of a soldier patriot. during the desperate early days of world war ii, when our vic

the aladza mosque in bosnia hertza—govina is reopening 25 years after it was completely destroyed during the bosnian war. the mosque was bombed in 1992 and took 15 years to rebuild, with the help of both bosnian and turkish architects and artists. it was built in the 11th century and considered one of the most valuable buildings of oriental culture in the balkans. the site is on the list of unesco world heritage sites. for the first time in more than 30 years, the kids from fame are to be reunited on stage. the tv show was a massive hit in the 80s — now eight of the original cast are getting together for two special, charity shows — and it's all thanks to a detective from liverpool who tracked them down. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has dusted off his lycra to bring you this report. # fame! the kids from fame back performing in the uk for the first time in more than 35 years. # fame. # i feel it comin' together. # people will see me and cry. # fame! # i'm gonna make it to heaven. it was a great show. a great show, a great concept, great characters. plus watching dan

at the end of the cold war the first threat we had was in the balkans, the wars in bosnia and kosovo. it was not obvious we were not defending our own neighbors, our own members. and nonetheless nato took the lead in those engagements, and it was because nato was in charge that all of the countries were able to participate. next comes afghanistan. as we talked about. a conflict 1000 miles away in the desert, not on anybody's border. who would've ever thought that when nato was founded, that it would end up in afghanistan and in afghanistan for 15 years, 17 years, with every single ally participating? then, when the threat comes in ukraine, all of a sudden back to basics, deploying every single ally on the eastern edge of the alliance and getting that done under doug's leadership within a month and a half. so, nato is a flexible, adaptable organization. but more importantly than that, yes, it is a military alliance, but more importantly, it is a political alliance. and all four of us spent every week that we were at nato in a tuesday lunch with all of our nato allies. a wednesday forma

drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used to sexually in a foreign legion and at the same time we're wagging our finger and saying oh we're fighting terrorism or fighting terrorism when in fact these terrorists are are our guys in many many cases you know max this you can go across the entire map of the middle east since nine eleven where i never was after any u.s. intervention or meddling they are there in every single case so that must be intentional chaos but can they control it see that's the that's the the sixty four thousand dollars question i mean you can let these people loose but can you control them after they have left them loose and then they will and essentially what they do is blow back and turn against you go ahead max. this is the disposal problem that i write about consistently in it that's a term that i learned from jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afghan

underway to identify more than 100 victims from 1992 mass killings when the conflict in the balkans and bosnia herzegovina the korea chinee cliffs massacres on more than 200 civilian shot dead and dumped in a ravine by a police unit it's taken nearly 3 decades to uncover many of the remains and return them to their families for proper burial is paul brennan. in the garden of his home in turn napoleon 78 year old passes his retirement in silence his 2 sons emin and amir were in their early twenties when they were both killed at kota chani cliffs after 27 years has now been told their remains have finally been found. jawbone was found 10 or 12 years ago but they didn't know which of them it belonged to now the full remains were found in that musgrave. i mean and they were exempt from ascites known as the stone mass grave the corpses were hidden under a thick layer of rocks in august 1902 a group of more than 200 bosniak men were transported to the edge of the ravine made to kneel and then shot dead by police the corpses are only now being recovered . their dens father ferritin was one of the vic

eager to avoid another genocide like that in neighboring bosnia launched a bombing campaign against serbia the forces to withdraw from the territory hitting targets in both kosovo and belgrade under the protection of western allies kosovo declared its independence from serbia in 2008 but belgrade has never recognized this and disputes between the countries remain the main sticking point is northern kosovo which is populated mainly by serbs and is keen to reunite with. prevents is can scrub stories an associate director of control risks she joins us now live from london good to have you with us what's your appraisal of this original police operation in kosovo that led to today's protest was it anything more than an operation against organized crime. well we all know that organized crime is major issue in the region and according to the government in kosovo or as well as the international for present that there is in the country this was one of the biggest or organized crime operations of the special forces so looking at the arrests and what's happened over the past 24 hours there are a few

the aladza mosque in bosnia herzegovina is reopening, 25 years after it was completely destroyed during the bosnian war. the mosque was bombed in 1992 and took 15 years to rebuild, with the help of both bosnian and turkish architects and artists. it was built in the 11th century and considered one of the most valuable buildings of oriental culture in the balkans. the site is on the list of unesco world heritage sites. tens of thousands of people have taken part in a pro—scottish independence rally in glasgow. police scotland estimate that between 30,000 and 35,000 people attended the ‘all under 0ne banner‘ march. the organisers say they are a "pro—independence organisation whose core aim is to march at regular intervals until scotland is free". the prime minister has called on the labour leaderjeremy corbyn to set aside their differences and "do a deal" to leave the european union. her comments in a sunday newspaper follow the conservative party's worst result in english local elections since 1995. the former conservative party leader iain duncan smith called on mrs may to resig

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attended the reopening of an historic mosque destroyed in the nine hundred ninety two war that erupted in bosnia of the sixteenth century allowed a mosque in the town of fourth show was a masterpiece of classical ottoman architecture it was one of many mosques blown up by forces during the conflict which tore apart the former yugoslavia fortune had a muslim population of about twenty thousand today there's only one thousand ceremony aimed to encourage reconciliation between bosnian serb and croat communities. the king of thailand has given royal titles to members of his family and is greeting the public for the first time since his coronation on saturday. you're a long gone came to the throne more than two years ago when his father died after a seventy year reign most thais consider the monarchy to be divine. i'm sam is a dan with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now six palestinians have been killed including a pregnant mother and their fourteen month old baby as israeli warplanes hit the gaza strip the strikes were launched after palestinian fighters fired hundreds of rockets into so

drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used especially in a foreign legion at the same time we're wagging our finger and saying oh we're fighting terrorism or fighting terrorism when in fact these terrorists are are our guys in many many cases you know max this you can go across the entire map of the middle east since nine eleven where i never was after any u.s. intervention or meddling they are there in every single case so that must be intentional chaos but can they control it see that's the that's the the sixty four thousand dollars question i mean you can let these people loose but can you control them after they have left them loose and then they will and essentially what they do is blow back and turn against you go ahead max. this is the disposal problem that i write about consistently in it that's a term that i learned from jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afghanistan

underway to identify more than 100 victims from the 1992 mass killings during the balkans conflict in bosnia herzegovina the chinee cliffs massacre for more than 200 civilians shot dead and dumped in a ravine by police units it's taken nearly 3 decades to uncover many of the remains and return them to their families for proper burial here's paul brennan. in the garden of his home in term napoleon 78 year old madame passes his retirement in silence his 2 sons emin and amir were in their early twenties when they were both killed at college chani cliffs after 27 years has now been told that their remains have finally been found. burials and origin at your bone was found 10 or 12 years ago but they didn't know which of them it belonged to now the full remains were found in that musgrave i mean and they were exempt from ascites known as the stone mass grave the corpses were hidden under a thick layer of rocks in august 1902 a group of more than $200.00 bosniak men were transported to the edge of the ravine made to kneel and then shot dead by police the corpses are only now being recovered . their

drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used to sexually in a foreign legion at the same time we're wagging our finger and saying oh we're fighting terrorism or fighting terrorism when in fact these terrorists are are our guys in many many cases you know max this you can go across the entire map of the middle east since nine eleven where i never was after any u.s. intervention or meddling they are there in every single case so that must be intentional chaos but can they control it see that's the that's the the sixty four thousand dollars question i mean you can let these people loose but can you control them after they have let them loose and then they will and essentially what they do is blow back and turn against you go ahead max. this is the disposal problem that i write about consistently in it that's a term that i learned from jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afghanistan

peninsula and the north both sides were accused of widespread war crimes bennett smith reports from bosnia in northern sri lanka where many are still grappling with the legacy of war in the closing months of civil war is estimated by the un some 40000 civilians were killed as the government launched its final campaign against tamil tiger fighters those civilians caught many of them on this warm little patch of the area that was the scene today of a very moving commemoration survivors and relatives of those missing in the conflict lit candles and it's a giant flame to commemorate those who were lost now the survivors many of those still have missing relatives they don't know what's happened to them some thousands and thousands of missing and a un panel some years ago found that both sides were possibly culpable intentional war crimes they said the sri lankan forces may have summarily executed tamil tiger fighters and they say the time of target fired his shot civilians trying to escape so the emotions still very particular in this part of sri lanka many people complaining but still nothing

drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used to sexually in a foreign legion at the same time we're wagging our finger and saying oh we're fighting terrorism or fighting terrorism when in fact these terrorists are are our guys in many many cases you know max this you can go across the entire map of the middle east since nine eleven where i never was after any u.s. intervention or meddling they are there in every single case so that must be intentional chaos but can they control it see that's the that's the the sixty four thousand dollars question i mean you can let these people loose but can you control them after they have left them loose and then they will and essentially what they do is blow back and turn against you go ahead max. this is the disposal problem that i write about consistently in it that's a term that i learned from jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afghanista

pictures from current and we've also seen some very very heavy downpours as well as we can see from bosnia all of that water on the ground that causing quite a few problems of flooding people's homes causing quite a few issues if you're trying to get around in the cars as well now that wet weather is going to stick around as we head through the next few days you can see that system just swirling around the southeast. and for some of us are along the coastline of the adriatic it could be incredibly windy again with winds well over $100.00 kilometers per hour that could cause more problems with trees down power lines down and the rain could give us more of a problem with flooding so still very messy here in the eastern parts of europe for the west there is a very different picture we've got an area of high pressure in charges for an unsettled and pretty warm for some of us as well madrid up to 29 degrees london getting to around 60 but not feeling too bad in the sunshine and maybe sneaking that little bit higher as we head into wednesday for the other side of the mediterranean we've got more

hundreds of people in bosnia have protested in syria of over a secretly recorded video that appears to show that of the country's top judicial body taking bribes the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the law on top of who oversees all judges and prosecutors the video reportedly shows the official discussing a case against a businessman a police officer that appears to promise to hand over an $1100.00 bribe here denies any wrongdoing. at least 6 people have been killed and a bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a military training center. activists in brazil are promising to continue their fight against cuts to the education budget that prompted mass protests earlier this month a part of a raft of measures the government says are necessary to get the country out of its financial crisis but opponents say they're an attack on critical thinking and a report from sao paulo to see. if the brazilian government said it's freezing 30 percent of what it calls discretionary spending public universities state high schools university hospital

said at 48 hours before election and of course i did not do the stuff for 13 years so i will not build bosnia on the mediterranean but here are places that even in the palestinian plant will be israeli. there should be consequences for say no to the president of the united states. that culture i am concerned is going to mean that people are affecting this they will say is based in the cape. this was all setting up predicate for benjamin netanyahu. here's what i wonder. if they could surprise us. it's been so discounted that you have to be a contrarian and say maybe he will surprise and say i'm not going to say no right away. maybe he even tried to preempt the plan if he's assumed this is coming out after ramadan in the second week of june or whatever and cause the president and says i want to sit with prime minister benjamin netanyahu will not set together since 2010 most people in washington don't know that that they are not set for nine years. least not publicly. they had phone calls but not in a public meeting. i wonder if when jerrod custer says we want to be a catalyst he did say at one

t it does mean if you look at the policies for iraq or other places you have to look for just like bosnia with deployment in place in us forces were enforcing that. the will of the people iss important but then to use that iranian russians and the gulf states together to have a conversation because in reality they feel a huge portion. >> we believe our system and the free market system is the best system of government but we don't think it's right to impose that. we hope people can one day build a society of mutual benefit and then to impose that in places like iraq it is disastrous not just for iraq but for the people. at the end of the day in afghanistan for example,, based on the culture and otherd dy dynamics, they are not ready for our system of government and to impose that by force does not lead to goodod outcomes. you shouldn't you use force if there is a clear objective objective to a threat to the united states overseas we don't think imposing our system ofst government to secure hour national interest. >> we think american troops that the peace process continues we are very ple

happening in terms of the way in which the vietnam war was going on, or when i saw what was happening in bosnia and herzegovina and the genocide in kosovo, i looked back at all the things i had thrown myself into, from violence against women, to all the way down the one of the first bills by ever introduced was to eliminate the requirement that a wife had to get the signature of her husband to go and get a bank loan. i thought that was an abusive -- [applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: i am not, -- thank you. i looked at everything i have ever been involved in and they have all been about the abuse of power. so i find myself getting very, very -- that has been my focus. probably like a lot of you, you get enraged when you see some of these things happen. but i am in a position as the united states senator that i was , and then, as vice president, to help do something about them. i guess what it is is the thing that generates my passion, i have never liked bullies. [applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: andby the way, i was the runt of the litter. i used to stutter badly. i used to t-t-t-talk. would you

what was happening in terms of the way the vietnam war was going on, or when a solid was happening in bosnia and her zegovina and the genocide in kosovo, i looked back at all the things i had thrown myself into, from violence against women, to one of the first bills ever introduced to eliminate the requirement that a wife had to get the signature of her husband to go and get a bank loan. i thought that was an abusive -- [applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: thank you. i looked at everything have ever been involved in and they have all been about the abuse of power. so i find myself getting very, very -- that has been my focus. , probably like a lot of you you -- probably like a lot of you, you get enraged when you see some of these things happen. i guess what it is is the thing that generates my passion, i have never liked belizbullies. [laughter] [applause] by thece pres. biden: way, i was the runt of the letter. i used to stutter badly. t-t-t-talk. p-p-p-promgo to the with me? it is one of the only things you can still make fun of and everybody will laugh at. if i told you i had a cleft palate

. >> waterloo is 70,000 people, 16,000 african american, bosnia, burma, multiple dialects and yes the microcosm of this entire country. >> reporter: the mayor was born and raised in waterloo. he is the city's first black mayor and he is running for a third term in november. >> we cannot ignore the realities of places like waterloo when it comes to having a national conversation about moving our communities forward. >> reporter: many african americans first came to waterloo in the 21st century for work. the unions used them to break a strike. the cedar river divides the mostly black side of town on the east from the white side on the east. a lot of times you hear politicians talk about reclaiming midwestern voter. >> right. >> and the all important midwestern voter and the working class. do you get a sense they forget about the working class black voters? >> absolutely. absolutely. and that's why if you want to win in iowa you have to deal with the black middle class workers that we have here. it's not wasted time. they have to hear those voices. what are you going to do to help improv

last part of the 20 century, and early 21st century, you have to look at why did things fall apart in bosnia with a political agreement in place and u.s. forces were enforcing that. the will of the people is important and i would argue there is no will for u.s. troops in the middle east until you can get the saudi's and iranians and russians and the gulf states together to have a conversation about the future of the region. in reality, u.s. troops are caught in the middle. guest: we believe that our system of government, liberal democratic system and a free market system, is the best system of government. as part of that, we do not think it is right to impose that on the world. canope world -- the world build a society in mutual benefit but when we try to impose that in iraq and afghanistan, the results are disastrous, not just for americans but for the people there. in afghanistan, based on their culture and dynamics in the country, they are not ready for our system of government and trying to impose it by force does not lead to good outcomes. should use force overseas when there is a clear