shortcuts do not work. though he s a crazy, it s getting worse. so we need to tackle the issues. we need to make sure that we fight gang violence and have a political consensus in how free election. but when none of these options on the horizon, patients are left in a grim spiral of violence and impunity. that sees an ever growing number of them ready to risk their life to leave the country. alice ended up getting al jazeera. now scientists, so according it, the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever existed, remains of a giant. any species have been revealed for the 1st time after its skull was discovered in argentina 10 years ago, had a huge head and tiny arms round the antigone region 19000000 years ago. it s been named that mer access. guess after a fictional dragon from the game of thrones. serious? ha, ah! this is al jazeera and here are the top stories. now. britain s prime minister bars johnson has bouts a pressure and announced he ll step down as soon as his party elect a
returned scenes as police force bank demonstrators in the capital tunis. but he constitution proposed by president high side would limit the rule of parliament would expand his executive house. ah, hello adrian should get here and go. all the headlines on al jazeera, former japanese private assistance obey has died after he was shot during a campaign events in the city of nata. he was 67th authorities, have a suspect in custody. i ll just, i ll just say was rock. mcbride has more now from bobby. as he returned to tokyo, casita appeared a maiden, a tearful appearance in front of journalists, given him his verse response to this, calling it a barbaric and malicious act. a later, during the day when it was confirmed that arby had indeed died his mood, his tone became a far more resolute, far more defiant as saying that the election process and the campaigning will continue. there have been questions just about can the process continue? can people still go to the polls? well, the
whether they might provide military aid as well. at this point the next steps are , the president certainly has difficult decisions to make about this winning the involvement of the united states or continuing on the course or pulling back. what we have seen is the u.s. involvement has had only a modest impact and has not changed the trajectory of what is happening. and just an update on that story, the president this and also hadriefed the prime minister of turkey. and also, a discussion of a helicopter delivering aid in northern iraq that has crashed. the new york times reports on that crash that one of their journalists, their paris bureau chief, alissa rubin, was injured in that helicopter crash in iraq. here on c-span, we are live at the cato institute and they are holding a discussion this afternoon for a couple of cases making their way through the federal court challenging the subsidies in the affordable care act, in particular, the king cases that came up in the d.
unanswered, that undermines this goal. for all these reasons, i respectfully dissent. but i would like to conclude with a point that i hope will unite supporters and opponents of this. it s a message i personally have heard from public safety officials all across this country. fairfax county, virginia, to sioux falls, south dakota to anchorage, alaska, and it s one the american people need to hear. if you need to reach emergency personnel, call 911 if you can. calling 911 is the most reliable means to reach someone who can help. calling 911 is the best way to supply first responders with accurate information about your location. and calling 911 is the method most likely to give first responders the situational awareness that can help to save your life. thank you, mr. chairman. commissioner riley. thank you, mr. chairman. i have a i ll be brief as best i can. last week i visited new york city s answering point that sevens a population of 8 to 11 million, and handles over
opportunity to defend themselves, and defend the freedom of their country. just as tyler and i were coming in today, we got word that not only has a new prime minister been appointed, but that prime minister has named a new president, and it is not mr. maliki, which is a good move. he needs to move on. an individual who is a shiite who actually work for maliki and is the speaker for the current iraqi parliament, he is the individual that has been named the president. i will take that as a positive step. and hopefully we can see a government that can stand together and defend democracy. and let s not kid ourselves. iraqi democracy is not what we think of in the united states, but what is best for the iraqi people is what we should want there. and yet, we ve got all of these scenarios swirling around the world. and here we are in america dealing with another crisis of our own. my friend, admiral mike mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has continuously said that