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earthquake are troubled by a landslide. catching up with a speeding comet. well, the diplomatic effort to dpree greet a permanent cease in gaza is gaining momentum. in the meantime, representatives are meeting egyptian officials in cairo. egypt is trying to broker the truce but it seems like the two sides are still unable to reach agreement on several sticking points. among the other demands palestinians want an end to the siege on gaza while israel wants an end on the rocket fire. since the conflict began, gaza s health ministry says 1875 palestinians have been killed, nearly three quarters civilians according to the u.n. more than 9500 palestinians have been injured. many are still living in shelters. bt ceasefire entered the second day and it appears to be holding. these are the latest pictures showing people coming back to the streets. it will be a long time before life returns back to normal. got the latest as people return to salvage what they can find in th ....
i.s.i.s. strong holds within that country. he is going to say it s going to take a long time, months to years of time, and coalition of nations from that region. john. what do you think david schuster is the most important issue that the president has to deal with it? i think it s domestic politics, to the end you have a shot of the state floor. this is the first time this president or any president in 50 years has given a speech from this location. equidistance between the oval office and the stateroom, not appearing isolated but with the feel of the oval office. all right the president of the united states is preparing to make an address to the american people about the islamic state. as we ve heard a very significant address from the president tonight and here is the president as he walks to the microphone. let s take a listen. my fellow americans. tonight i want to speak to you about what the united states will do with our friends and allies to degrade and u ....
revolutionized the fight against crime. welcome to the programme. u.s. president obama authorised air strikes against the islamic state group in syria as well as in iraq. in a televised speech on wednesday night he laid out a plan to degrade and destroy the i.s. group. patty culhane has more from washington d.c. reporter: americans overwhelmingly feel the islamic state group is a threat to the united states. with that backdrop the u.s. today tonight president obama promised action. our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy i.s.i.l., through a comprehensive and sustained counterterrorism strategy. the goal - total destruction. he promise to accomplish that with limited u.s. action, through increased air strikes in iraq and possibly into syria, and with the help of a coalition of countries. it will not involve combat troops fighting on foreign soil. the counterterrorism campaign will be waged through a steady effort to take out i.s.i.l. usin ....
waj is out, and we have my co-host and digital producer brings in your feedback. i think a lot of our viewers had the same experience we did, which was initially we won t sure what the sovereign citizen s movement was. exactly. i ll give you example here: these are questions you often hear debated and this question of sovereign citizens is really bringing that out. you may not have heard of the sovereign citizens movements, but you probably know about some of the attacks that their ideology has inspired like the oklahoma city bombing, and the texas suicide tack when a man intentionally crashed his airplane into an irs office. there have been shootings by those involved with the movement in a new study, the national consortium for the study of terrorism and responses to terrorism surveys officials from 175 law enforcemented organizations across the country. and they sound that sovereign citizens are the top per received domestic terrorism threat. so what moore do we ....
doha. firing tear gas at protesters on the border of syria as tens of thousands of kurds flee from isil. one year later, kenyans remember the victims of the west gate mall siege. we begin in yemen where the situation continues to escalate between rebels and pro-government forces. in the past hour we have been getting reports of the rebels major making major advances inside the capitol sanaa. they have also managed to capture strategic sites around the city. now, the yemeni prime minister has resigned. let s go straight to al jazeera s mohammed v, i know that just in the last hour, you had to leave the bureau position because the fighting was getting too close. it sounds incredibly volatile. what s happening? reporter: that s correct the. what s happening, now, it is something more. it s something quite major advanced by the hutis with their arms and heavy weapons. most of the places they occupy in the last few hours are without a major fight. there. some sporadic clas ....