A partial withdrawal of his troops from syria he made an unannounced stop in Latakia Province before heading to egypt spoke to his allies the syrian president Bashar Al Assad air base Russian Forces have played an Important Role in supporting me now in kabul and so it was early director of policy analysis at our institute and he explained why putin decided to start pulling out troops. I think hes trying actually especially after he announced fifty against isis a few weeks ago he made it clear that he was actually and will be withdrawing will be partially with doing prompts syria and by visiting them now i think hes trying to secure to secure the agreement of both egypt and turkey hes visiting them actually today and tomorrow i think hes trying to build them into building Something Like Peace Keeping force in syria as hes planning to withdraw from syria i think he doesnt want on the one hand to leave see the to be taken over by the iranians the old door i mean. Hes his all eyes right no
Im Richelle Carey and these are the top stories on aljazeera from the jerusalem crisis to the war in syria russias president Vladimir Putin has been staking his claim in the middle east on a roll mentor of the reach of that first stop was a surprise visit to syria hominids our reports a warm welcome for russian president Vladimir Putin in the talk his cup its all on. Its final destination in these whistle stop two he has been to syria and egypt to all in one day. The kremlin says the trip is meant to strengthen russian ties with these nations in ankara president putin an ado on what you get to showcase improving relations between their countries they both criticized president all trumps decision on jerusalem but you werent media sure you. Should both russia and turkey think that the decision of the us to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is not helping to solve the situation in the middle east it is destabilizing it and it can wipe out the prospect of peace or maybe kirby th
State of alabama. Took just a few to avoid more a controversial republican candidate whos accused of child sexual abuse but was openly endorsed by President Trump and its a major setback for the Republican Party who have held the seat for twenty five years. I have always believed that the people of alabama have more in common than the divide thank you we have a way have to show not just around the state of alabama though we have shown the contrary the right there with thank republican come to the royal spoke to support in the short time ago he so far refusing to concede. Part of the problem with this campaign is weve been painted in an unfavorable and. Faithful light thats what weve got to do is wait on god and let this process play out i know its late we cant wait to have everybody wait to have to live in a clock. But the votes are still coming in and were looking at that may god bless you as you go home may give me safe journey and thank you for coming tonight were not over its going
Thurgood marshall. This is dedicated in this courthouse where he served on the Second Circuit. We welcome our cspan audience to our proceedings as well. Our gathering is at the intersection of two initiatives which have engaged the courts of the Second Circuit the last two years. Initiatives, which i had the privilege of proposing which have taken life because of the creative and dedicated work of remarkable colleagues of the bench bar and our court staff. But first, the 125th Anniversary Commemoration of the second court of appeals chaired by Richard Wesley has several components, including scholarly values and Public Events as we take stock of our past to better understand how our work has evolved. So as to better meet the challenges of the present and the future. The second initiative, justice for all, courts and the community is a project of all the courts of the Second Circuit. A project which, through a wide range of Civic Education ongoing activities seeks to bring courts and co
Remarkable success that he enjoyed in the context of his democratic his campaign for the democratic nomination for president. Senator sanders competed in every state across the country. And earned more than 10 million votes for his campaign. Thats a remarkable accomplishment and the president complimented him and congratulated him on his success. I think you could describe the conversation as friendly conversation. That was focused on the future. Part of that future conversation was about the importance of the upcoming general election. Youve heard the president say on a number of occasions how important it is to him personally that he be succeeded in office by a president who is committed to building on the remarkable progress that our country has made over the last 7 1 2 years. So that certainly was an important part of the conversation. But it went beyond that. There also was a conversation about the longterm future of the Democratic Party. And senator Sanders Campaign enjoyed so mu