erdiwan heads to russells for talks on the refugee crisis and it all comes out in the wash, our humble car wash helped to cover up one of the biggest corruption scandals. let s begin first with those rising tensions in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank, israel has introduced unprecedented security measure at the mosque compound and some feel it s making measures worse between palestinians and israeli forces and mike is live from occupied east jerusalem and it has been a busy night overnight and what is the situation like now, mike? well, sammy, there were ongoing clashes in and around the city which has been a state for a number of days and intensifying in the past 48 hours, that is significant for conflict throughout the occupied west bank and it s not a particularly fierce conflict erupted between palestinian demonstrators and israeli army and georgia saturdays has got involved, two missiles have been fired and one struck territory and no one injured in the part
has been shown the door at liverpool. will he now be laying out the welcome matt to another club. well, it took five years, but negotiators have finally reached a deal on the world s biggest trade agreement, something that will sweep aside barriers over the pacific and could effect everything to the cost of milk to the cost of treating cancer. this was a moment that was announced. we the trade ministers o are pleased to announce that we have successfully concluded the trans-pacific partnership. [applause] let s give you some details. it s a 30-chapter trans-pacific partnership negotiated in secret, so we don t yet know much of the details. there have been leaks, however, and there has been a summary released that we ll run through now. it will open up markets to foreign companies. proponents say that it will bring jobs and growths. the critics say that the local industries won t be able to compete with the big nationals. it could bring an end to cheap generic drugs. and
wick wikileaks founder says he is sick and leaving ecuador embassy in london soon. after another violent night in the u.s. state of missouri the governor says he is sending in the national guard. but first the iraq cherokee army says it along with kurdish forces have managed to retake control of the country s army in the north of the country and the army is backed up with air strikes but didn t say if they were u.s. planes. the mosel dam has been controlled by islamic state fighters for weeks and our correspondent zaina has been there and following this battle, zaina, what have you been hearing from where you are? well, you mentioned the iraq cherokee army spokesman is saying the damage under the control of iraqi forces we cannot confirm this. the dam is right behind me in the distance, the smoke billowing and what we understand is that it s still contested territory and understand from the spokesperson is that, yes, there is cooperation with the iraq special forces but i
refugees. said it can t afford to feed 1.7 million of them anymore. the agency says it needs $64 million for those who fled syria and are camped out in neighboring countries. kim van ill reports. reporter: this muddy film is home to more than a thousand people. they have escaped war and left everything behind. but the fight for survival isn t over. god, we are freezing to death. i don t have any blankets. a neighbor gave me a piece of foam for my baby to sleep on. another one, on which three children sleep. here in lebanon s camp near the syrian border, there is no running water. he electricity or sewage. meals are usually provided once a day, but that could end soon, too, with the u.n. announcing it can no longer afford to feed syrian refugees. the u.n. has been providing food vouchers to refugees in jordan, lebanon, iraq and turkey. they have been serving more than $1.7 million. but now, they say the money has run out, and they will be suspended the program for decemb
the former u.s. vice president defends brutal torture techniques at guantanamo bay. a top story coming out of libya where the. abruk government has accused forces of being like isil and trying to take over resources in order to sponsor what they call terrorist activities, that follows the closure of the company s two biggest oil ports due to fighting. libya has seen instability as armed groups loyal to the two rival governments battle for control. a professor of international politics joins me now from san antonio. thank you very much, sir, for being with us. if you could, just explain to us this stoppage of the shipping terminals. how does this affect the country s resources? it s going to affect it tremendously, especially now when libya is going to face extreme deficits in the coming years. not only this year, next year. this is going to make it much, much worse. it s going to put tremendous pressure to the government to come up with some solutions to the economic situat