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Reunification for those children remaining. youve got the department of homeland security, which is certainly a part of this, on the front end. they have been able to do reunification of those in their custody. and the department of defense is trying to provide a place for expansion. one of the issues that is really coming to the surface in this couple of weeks of the migrant crisis and the families in reunification issue, is a shortage of detention space, and a place for people to be properly c...

Been destructed and the bigger picture in syria hard work relation is displaced there were seeing three in aid live but many locations where people are in desperate need how are the facilities how to some of this in syria not functioning many schools in all these areas are completely on hold so life cannot continue as it is we have to see an obligation of the of this resolution throughout syria for really the greater good of the people of syria and us one says joining us from kuwait city thank y...

The world chinas communist party has proposed removing a two term limit on how long the president can stay in power now that would mean that president xi jinping could remain in office after his second term ends in twenty twenty his already the most powerful chinese leader in decades and his ideology was enshrined in the partys constitution last october. the death toll from twin bomb blasts in the somali capital of mogadishu has risen to forty five the jihadist group al-shabaab has said it was b...

Undertaking. the like the conservative justices. thats something i heard from a lot of folks throughout the campaign and now as the president goes on the campaign trail. people talk about the fact they like the conservative justices because its one of the things he can do that is far reaching, long-lasting impact for this movement. generally well received. i did speak to someone about how the presidents stance on abortion has evolved over the course of the years when he was a presidential candid...

Amount of territory it controls. the taliban controls 13% of afghan. that means 700,000 more people are living under taliban rule today. at the u.s. and afghan army go on the offensive, the number of civilian casualties rose. earlier this week 4 u.s. troops were wounded in a suicide attack in kandahar. the home of the taliban. chief officer simms died when his chinnook crashed. a greenberet was killed not far from the crash sight.

>> the taliban increased the amount of territory it controls. the taliban controls 13% of afghan. that means 700,000 more people are living under taliban rule today. at the u.s. and afghan army go on the offensive, the number of civilian casualties rose. earlier this week 4 u.s. troops were wounded in a suicide attack in kandahar. the home of the taliban. chief officer simms died when his chinnook crashed. a greenberet was killed not far

Lucas as details from the pentagon. >> the u.s. military dropped twice as many bombs on the taliban and isis in afghanistan compared to all last year. a level not last seen since 2012 according to a report by the u.s. air force. it coincide with 3,000 additional troops arriving in afghanistan to ramp up the fight against the taliban. the new soldiers and marines operate closer to the front lines armed with the ability to call in more air power. there are 14,000 u.s. troops on the ground. the top...

Territory that it controls? >> the narrative weve harder out of washington and capitals in europe as isis caliphate is shrinking and coming under pressure that theyre going to wash out. that sound like it makes sense, unfortunately the data doesnt back it up because the first attempted attacks in europe were by fighters who left iraq and syria long before air strikes began. there have been so many foiled attacks before then, and in the very declaration of the caliphate, the spokesman of isis spo...

So its going to give iraqi fighters some support. >> under siege in raqqa as well, is there a feeling that theyre almost done as a force to be reckoned with in that region? >> reporter: i think we need to look to history to begin to answer that question, fredericka, if one takes into account the fact that isis has had newspaper roumerous, previo incarnations, and they have only then managed to put themselves back together, re-emerge stronger, more sophisticated and more powerful than before and ...

>> reporter: isis isnt included in the deal. in areas it controls, the fighting goes on. the political passion which stoked this conflict for so many years is still strong. people again protested against president assad just as they have been doing since 2011. a peace plan involving russia, turkey and iran will most likely allow assad to stay in power, at least in the short term. its something his opponents are unlikely to accept. >> i would be personally rather skeptical if assad will survive t...