investigate it thank you so much for speaking to us cushman norman a journalist joining us from a wellington new zealand if you're joining us on al-jazeera we are covering breaking news out of new zealand this friday morning and waste in fact six pm six twenty pm in the afternoon in an unfolding situation in christchurch as we've heard the lockdown that was in place on schools in christchurch has now been lifted usually students would finish school about a three in the afternoon is now six twenty pm in new zealand police have also said that four people are now in custody they've been arrested three men and one woman after shootings in two mosques one of the main mosque in christchurch they are multiple casualties with unconfirmed reports of up to thirty people killed witnesses have described one man dressed in black. entering the on nor mosque in central christchurch during friday prayers dozens of shots were heard and people ran out in terror at least one of the shooters is said to have live streamed his attack but lease urging people not to share that video online in the sea they've also f

joining us from london thank you. and an arrest warrant has been issued for the head of beirut's ports over that massive explosion which devastated the city earlier this month has some creighton was one of $25.00 officials questioned by police after the blast or than 200 people were killed and thousands injured when a stockpile of ammonium nitrate exploded at the port on august the 4th the chemicals had been stored there for 6 years investigators are trying to figure out who knew about the stockpile and why it hasn't been safely disposed off. all right still ahead so on the program the head of the u.s. postal service suspends plans to cut costs of to be accused of trying to sabotage the presidential election. hello autumnal weather certainly made its way well into europe masterclasses you can see it you can sort of cut off this in a bit here and say we just enhanced the showers a been falling is pretty big ones in eastern europe and that's of all cross wednesday big shows all the way from the walls of the baltic coast

from norman very good to have you with us on allergies they are so many questions around the steel firstly if the ceasefire what's being called a cease fire by some not by everyone if it does hold until he does end its military operation well who police this buffer zone. that's the big question you know nancy pelosi and schumer that top democrats in the u.s. in the congress have said. that this isn't a sham agreement they said the president has given up nothing president trump has given every him everything and it's unclear today who is going to take this 32 kilometer safe zone who's going to occupy it clearly russia and iran are pushing back they're insisting that the borders have to be sovereign that the assad regime is going to return to this area and we're going to see how this works out at the bottom of the agreement issued by the white house just recently it does have an article saying that syrian sovereignty syrian must remain interglacial and sovereign so that is going to be left to the future future you know who is going to rule over this territory and for how long and we've alrea

live from norman oklahoma via skype thanks us faking to us so what are the chances that this tweet by the president actually translates into actual u.s. policy. it could we've seen us move their embassy to jerusalem something that was not supposed to happen until there was a peace settlement we've seen the us take away a two under while the agency set up by the un to help ousting refugees there's been a lot of pressure placed on the palestinians to. give way to israel and this would be a similar step on the part putting pressure on syria so it's very possible the united states has an increasingly backed away from the two state solution in in the arab israeli conflict but saying is this flouts un security council resolutions a resolution for ninety seven declares israel's onyx a cent of the golan heights now and avoid without international legal effect and what does the international community do what is it able what can it do well it and it can do very little because the united states is the country with the most leverage with israel and for a long time the world depended on the unite

live from norman shatha always good to have you with us on algis they are so yet again was seeing voices in the u.s. repeating their calls for an end to the blockade of qatar this time because of their interests and combating iran will this have an impact. unfortunately i don't think it will happen in fact you're completely right that the reason mr engel mentioned this is that it comes in the context of the tremendous efforts by the trumpet ministration to exert greater pressure on iran and with regard to this issue and a number of other issues putting the situation in yemen and mr angle has been a voice of reason but unfortunately because the trumpet ministration has been completely a taken by the sorrow of these i don't forsee that this will lead to an end of the blockade even though as mr engle said it is in the u.s. interests to have the blockade. do you say for say an end to the blockade while this trump administration as an ally unfortunately i don't know of course we don't know what's going to happen if there were to be some kind of a conflict with iran not even a full scale war s

it all seems very unrealistic today all right landis joining us from norman oklahoma thank you pleasure at least nineteen people have died after an explosion and shooting at a school in crimea arson investigator same eighteen year old student went on a shooting spree before taking his own life step boston has more from moscow. panic in crimea as the bomb exploded in a school in the most eastern city of here. ambulances and military trucks rushed to the scene among the dead many teenagers dozens of students in the vocational training school suffered injuries they were taken to hospitals in both crimea and russia the two story school is having a damaged a gas explosion was initially thought to have caused the blast but it soon became clear it wasn't an accident investigators say the bomb exploded in the canteen and the gunmen walked around the school with a rifle shooting everyone he saw then police found the body of an eighteen year old student in the school library they say he shot himself and consider him to be the only attacker your future in the world if. it is already clear that thi

yes, we are of course, interested in having a norman, the former us for my president. the west has said that he would be very happy to bring in president aragon from from turkey into the, into the situation he has stated yesterday. and you know, that he would love to meet with you with, you know, not interested in meeting with him is interested in destroying at the end of the day. ukrainians are preparing to defend themselves. there's very little to talk about at that point when you are at the, at gunpoint. that is the reality at the moment you can, you is. and i will not say evacuating, but certainly very, very concerned, particularly after president, by the statement of the fact that putting has already made his decision. we have seen maps. we are seen troops trip build ups. and we have do what president would you have to say? and unfortunately, none of that makes us particularly confidence in the prospects for peace. matthew, what do you think you think there's going to be more of these are many format talks going forward. and even if there are, and even if there is

to us what is the motivation for but the u.s. and turkey in trying to set up this safe so well the united states is trying to avoid this as long as it could but turkey has considerable leverage and it's a very important member of nato the united states does not want to lose it and heir to one over the last year has threatened a number of things one to release refugees into europe. and europe is very fearful of that to develop nuclear nuclear capabilities. to invade and and this has frightened the united states because the united states is staying in syria for 2 main reasons one to destroy isis and 2 to rollback iran and with this and taisha it has distracted the kurds in northern syria from their role of fighting isis it also has given iran and other countries a leg to stand on in the region because turkey is a and an important partner for them if turkey is alienated from the united states and there's this potential for friction there isn't there in the fact that the u.s. has been backing these kurdish forces. in northern syria b

now the authorities a telling it what words it can and cannot use norman web propulsion editor in chief t concept co tells view, as we continue to tell you about the war, which the military authorities call a special military operational. it's very important for russian authorities not to use the wars such as invasion, war war, but for the moscow prosecutor's office tv. rain isn't trying hard enough. it's ordered the channel to stop spreading. what it cold? false information regarding the actions of russian military personnel. a few hours after speaking to al jazeera, to con, left russia with his family tv rains website is blocked. all that's left. is this stream on youtube? i handed it past legless. what kit is on this be a separate? i'd say ok. state tv refers to a special operation, zoning, ukraine. the coverage is concentrated on what's happening in the battles for the nets. and lou gantski, now recognized as republics by moscow did not. there's no mention of a tax on key every other ukrainian cities with inner anatole you have now is one of the 64 percent of russians whom televisio

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and us in norman oklahoma thank you to all of you and thank you for watching wherever you are around the world and to keep in touch with us online our home pages in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also on facebook facebook the forward slash a.j. inside story on twitter at a.j. inside story and at if you want to message me directly i'm kemal santamaria from the whole inside story thanks for joining us and we'll see you again said. the 1st time glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the donald trump we are fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of the federal white house correspondent what do you base your legs on the sales are down the press is not after truck after the we're not the enemy of the people we are the people u.s.a. the current battle ground truth is it anyway on. your men killed a mother and son on their way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms or so it is seen with the was the american occupation of the house on hold americans to account trump tower 2016 how come you didn't mention that meetin

right massacre, centennial commission, he joins us on skype from norman oklahoma. sir, thank you so much for joining us. here on al jazeera to talk about this issue. first of all, if you could explain, especially to our international audience, the significance of the tulsa race massacre in american history. and also the circumstances that led to it. i was trying to do that briefly. barbara, thank you for having me. i would say the reason why this is so significant is 921, tulsa res massacre is the deadly attack on not just a black community, but an american civilian community in american history. and a 100 years later, the victims, the survivors of the descendants of this horrific are ripping tragedy have received no justice. and so 100 years later, you know myself, individuals on the center commission as well as community groups, are re to make sure that 100 years later becomes of ours and descending did justice. because one of the things that was really key and i guess shocking about the po for race massacre is that the mob was aided and abetted by authorities as

his sandy's invoice for afghanistan made taliban representatives joining us eas, julie norman lecturer at university college, london. she specializes in u. s. foreign policy. thanks for joining us. julie. what's your take on these latest negotiations enjoy? ha, it appears the taliban has the upper hand. well, it certainly does. and what the u. s. is hoping to do really over these next 3 days is to have some meetings 1st with the taliban delegation that's based in doha, as well as bringing and other international actors along with the u. s. there's also representatives from the cage, from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals. first to try and put some kinds of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see. and that's gonna, samantha moment and secondly to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government. the u. s. is showing no signs of actually stepping up its attack. so do you think that's likely to change? right, so the us still planning to com

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he joined us via skype from norman in oklahoma. somebody great to be back with us again. so let's be cautious here, a sci fi and place, but surely returned to the status quo. once satisfy the palestinian community, what happens now? well, that's completely correct. and of course what that implies is that the underlying conditions that lead to this latest configuration are still there. whether it is the, the, the possible evictions of palestinians from their homes in east jerusalem or increased settlement or increased israeli action and the dispossession of palestinians and the occupation and the blockade of garza. so you are correct that all of the underlying conditions of the immediate situation, the 11 day war and the larger palestinian israeli conflict, or have not been addressed have not been saw. so it is likely that in the future we don't know when a year or 2 or 3 or 4 when mister netanyahu or another israeli government seeks to do something egregious. that something like this will happen again and some of your egyptians. so you can give some context and perspectiv

let's bring our gas into the show now we have joining us from norman oklahoma joshua landis director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in istanbul dr markel executive director of the arm run center for strategic studies and in moscow alexei klebnikov middle east expert at the russian international affairs council thank you all for joining us if i could start with joshua so just to make everything clear now anyone in gauging in virtually any sort of transaction with the syrian government or an entity controls will fall under these sanctions right. yes that's going to be particularly designed to hurt the lebanese lebanon's only trading partner or next door to it is syria it has been the banking system the lungs for the syrian economy this is going to use send a message to all lebanese don't trade with syria and it's having a terrible 'd effect on the line why would why would it need as you said designed to target lebanon is this a message to hezbollah in particular well i'm sure that people in washington hope it's going to bring down his bylaw and turn

now from norman thanks so much for being with us so when you look at what is what is happening in and around man vigil way what may not be happening as the case may be as as we just alluded to there what does how does this affect the overall balance of power in syria well it's quite clear that there are lots of negotiations taking place between as you said in your package russia and turkey but also the united states is weighing in the u.s. hasn't decided yet whether it's going to pull out in a month as trungpa great really wanted or maybe perhaps take several months as many of the military types want. so we've got intense talks we've seen the arab. different arab countries like the united arab emirates bahrain iraq weighing in by visiting which are outside in damascus many of the arab countries are interested in syria re reestablishing itself they do not want turkey pushing further into the middle east saudi arabia is very anxious about turkey's support. and so there is a big balance of power play here and of course iran there are many people in washington that do not want assad to ta

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live in norman a complainer thank you. well staying in the u.s. and democrats have issued subpoenas to the defense secretary and the white house budget director of the documents that could bolster their case for impeaching the president the documents related to donald trump's decision to delay military aid to ukraine and whether that and they injured u.s. security well in fish of a pool it's. from washington's capitol building more subpoenas in the growing impeachment inquiry this time new secretary of defense mark esper and the acting white house budget director have been asked for any documents which explain the timing and the reason president trump withheld military aid to ukraine the president continues to condemn those behind the impeachment but also insists it's not hearting him it's lucky that i'm the president because i guess i don't know what a lot of people said very few people going to handle it i sort of thrive on it a 2nd whistleblower is no cooperating with the intelligence communities inspector general his l

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is not very well norman and nothing has changed since 948 even 30 the us government refused to allow it for the security council condemning the israeli actions in and palestine let me jump in here and bring in these really narrative they say the bad having to impose a more order situation because palestinian protesters are throwing stones. yes now we are talking about the chicken and the egg. israeli occupation is the cause of all evil if it's not the palestinian presence on their own land and brain the goal to create a more square of is the e.u. forces are settlers and courage to accept those who want to come and disagree. somewhat so yes the palestinians are protecting their holy s. shrine and the 1st mosque in islam was the i love somewhat. so who is the aggressor here it is israel is so cute actually forces and the protection that is that really forces and israeli government gives to be settlers that may not accept less who are learned how to keep things from developed since you know with our actions and without even right out. so are you today in that if only for what little ass

strikes but the cost is civilian casualties and we see that reflected in these numbers or writes julie norman thank you very much for speaking to us from london thank you still ahead on al jazeera workers across india launch a nationwide strike to support farmers in their protest against new agriculture law as. well as well as opposition takes action as the president's allies when the parliamentary elections details coming out. are waterspout was spotted off the coast news singapore yesterday and this is the general area has been some heavy rain in the forecast continues that trend in vietnam but as usual the wind is rather more in hearts in the showers in south and sumatra and java over wednesday and thursday rather less so for singapore or the far south to talk about here we still have shadows of her shows northern sumatra as well but has jumped surface to rather more active weather as you know some has been disappointing in victoria this is the victorian arts now it is now part resort of all remind you that we are in summer this shouldn't happen for the cold it has been blowing through tha

live from norman oklahoma thanks for joining us why is so many people concerned then about the way this referendum is being conducted and basically writing it off saying it's not going to be free nor will it be fair yes it's the neither free nor fair and they have very good reason to be concerned because this referendum and the constitutional changes that are underway and that will most certainly be approved in this mark referendum are really the final assault on what's left of the uprising in its achievements that have been battered away somewhere in two thousand and let yes let me let me just jump in and ask you why is it a mock referendum this is this is what i really want to get to it seems as though people are voting in large numbers why do you say that their vote is not going to be a free and fair reflection of their well. sure well one i we don't know that people are voting in large numbers that's what the state media is reporting to it's a mock referendum because this is not been something that has been discussed widely by society by civil society by political parties by opposit

from norman oklahoma you're very welcome just two days after the announcements of that u.s. troop pullout by donald trump there are reports of the turkish army is sending soldiers to the syrian border president as joshua was hinting at the threaten to strike kurdish on groups why p.g. targets in northern syria many fear the american pullout from syria could not lead to a power vacuum on the ground in hala reports now from the turkey syria border. these syrian refugees have been living in this turkish border town for three years they say they can't return home as long as their towns and villages are controlled by the syrian armed group the why peachey while fighting eisel the why p.g. backed by the u.s. had taken control of predominantly arab and mixed areas across northern syria their residents say those territorial gains are about creating a kurdish state an accusation denied by the wipe each. of those fields. in two thousand and fifteen the white b.g. enter tel aviv under the pretext of fighting isis but they forcibly displaced the autopen looted their homes they started t

now on skype from the city of norman thank you very much for being with us just with regards to the killing of the iranian general do you think that the u.s. actually understood the consequences of that action. it seems quite clear that it did not taking revenge is one thing but actually this makes no sense for us foreign policy i mean if you go down the checklist it doesn't deter iran it provokes ron it pushes iraq into iran as arms it invites the expulsion of u.s. forces from iraq as we've saw iraqi parliament do this afternoon americans in iraq and lebanon are now targets and it shows the world that the us policy is not constrained by international law what kind of his response do you think that iran is going to make in reaction to what has been going on. well we're going to have to wait and see obviously they're they're ratcheting up the pressure they're trying to figure out which targets are going to be appropriate we've seen iran. has to be very careful because clearly the trumpet ministration as its backup it can hurt you iran very easily a moron america is tremendously and p

all of us want to spend time with friends and family. all of us want to get back to norman. the fastest way to do this is for all of us leaders and individuals to make the difficult decisions that must be made to protect ourselves and others. but uneven counsel is better than a life cancelled. it's better to cancel now and celebrate later than to celebrate the now and grieve letter. i work on cases no account, 4 ninty, 3 quarters of all us cove infections. new york state has reported a record number of cases 3 days in a row, and a state of emergency has not been declared in washington d. c. and it's alan fisher with the latest growing lines for testing, growing numbers of those infected. growing concern where this is all heading in america, across the country, people are spending hours in line to get a covert test planet saved on. be careful, you know, given the mask on indoors, even though it's not mandated genovese save us fossil got to little one. so my concern is mostly with them. once vaccinated in one is not too little, the vaccinate, so we feel very secure and in walw

landis's director at center for middle east studies at university of oklahoma who joins us via skype from norman oklahoma thank you for your time so what do you make of the deal that has apparently been struck between damascus and the s.d.f. what does that mean. well it's an important deal it means that syria is going to sweep up north to meet the turkish troops this is a scramble for northeast syria the same sort of scramble for land and resources that we saw happen when the isis cayle if it collapsed and both syria the united states raced to get oil fields and border territory it's an important deal because the kurds and the assad regime in damascus both have the same enemies they have turkey as their enemy number one and the islamist rebel groups as their enemy number 2 this is a long standing. you know in a sense. i would say partnership but it's not an easy partnership that they've had damascus cannot rule ne syria without the kurds on the other hand damascus is not going to allow the kurds the kind of autonomy independence or use of their own school system in kurdish so yes the

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now from norman and oklahoma good to have you with us as anything illegal gone on here with brady and george naida trying to influence the u.s. government. it's not clear if it's illegal with regard to mr nader there is not sufficient evidence to make that claim but with regard to mr brody's actions there certainly are day shifts into to tell a sitting president that he should fire and secretary of state and for there to be a self interest in that that is his economic dealings with the u.a.e. certainly brazen and presumptuous but not necessarily illegal at least no evidence so far ok so should we expect any backlash against the. well i don't think so i don't expect any i mean we've seen now over the last six or months or so a number of email leaks including the email account of the u.a.e. powerful and that's your to washington use of a table in which there were all kinds of improper things revealed and we saw our really no backlash so i'm not expecting any ok so what do you make of the timing then of these leaks because the saudi crown prince might have been summoned to in the u.s. la

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julie norman, the co director of the us politics at university college london. thank you. staying in the us, a significant gun control legislation has been passed. the 1st time in 3 decades. the democrat controlled house of representatives voted in favor of the bill. it comes a day after the supreme court broadly expanded gun rives, the bill gonna de bipartisan support. but full short of the sweeping changes cold for by gun control campaigners president ger bottom, is expected to sign into law later on saturday. wendy moore has ms. news, including police in no way say they are investigating an act of terrorism after a shooting outside again, nightclub rescue was struggling to deliver aid to remote regions of afghanistan in the wake of wednesday, the devastating claim and the lightning strike light to stop the avalanche from flinching the stanley cup, but it couldn't be just a matter of time, sarah, coming up shortly. washing forces and moving to surround a 2nd, ukrainian city in the lou haskell region. just a day after ukrainian military were ordered to withdraw

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now via skype from norman good to have you with us. foreign minister tweeted about the blockade on sunday which he called a seed what do you make of that i mean there's no softening of the rhetoric here is that. no there is no softening of the rhetoric on either side with regard to his statement about the g.c.c. meeting and qatar has a role in the g.c.c. well i think one needs to take that with a little bit of salt there it is in some senses pressure applied on qatar before the next scheduled g.c.c. meeting but it's already been reported in the media that the next g.c.c. meeting might be postponed by six months or so because it certainly wouldn't make any sense to have the parties there are now hurling claims and accusations against twenty against one another and so on with no progress made on this issue right now so what would be the consequences of the freezing out of the g.c.c. . well you know one has to ask about the g.c.c. effectiveness overall certainly the g.c.c. and many of the countries or several of them at least played a rol

on skype from norman oklahoma joshua landis great to talk to you again joshua horse is the trump foreign policy stance on syria as all right now. well as he as you said in your leader and to this president trump is the side that he wants to get out he talked on that he talked to the fourteenth of december with president erda one who and they made a deal right there and then that the united states would be pulling out and he he made this decision while talking to the turkish president and without consulting his own people and and that's what's gotten everybody so upset madnesses upset mcgurk a subset now mcgurk was scheduled to have already handed in his resignation was was scheduled to leave in february so this this only really precedes that by a few weeks nevertheless it's a it's a you know they got mud on their faces and they had promised their allies a number of things and now the rug was pulled out from underneath them by this quick decision by the president without consultation who do you think will get in the gooks position in that coalition role and also on top of that how will th

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live from norman oklahoma well. now to syria where more than five thousand rebel fighters and civilians are now being from. two opposition held areas in the northwestern province of state media says more than one hundred thousand people have left the area since a humanitarian corridor to leave the area that the holder has the latest from beirut the evacuations are continuing fighters there family members as well as civilians being bussed out of what was once the rebel controlled enclave of eastern ghouta to the rebel controlled province of idlib in the northwest of the country this is part of course of the evacuation deals or what amounts really to a surrender the rebels didn't have much of a choice they were besieged by government forces and there was a relentless bombing campaign that was targeting civilians who were trapped inside so it's not only the fighters who are leaving it is people who are involved in opposition activities media activists people that we've been speaking to telling us that we're only able t

if you join us on skype from london to norman, then not officially recognizing the taliban. but if the french a driving setting up a mission, they going to be working with the taliban? that's a given. so what's the difference between working with the taliban and not recognizing the taliban? we hear from france and the you is really trying to thread the needle between giving the taliban that the gym is see that comes with recognition and having some kind of on the ground presence to deal with most specifically the humanitarian situation, which is deteriorate and quite rapidly, the you see this as being somewhat necessary in the short term for 1st of august or voting or military and crisis, but also for the long term for avoiding a failed state. and from avoiding other states, such as china, russia, ron, getting, getting a foothold, it's difficult, but it's not unprecedented. it's important to note russia, china, or other states have also maintained diplomatic presence. isn't there embassies without formally recognized in the taliban? so it's tricky, but it's not something tha

julie norman is with us now a lecturer in politics and international relations at u.c.l. university college london. nice to see you truly. good morning. let's not get too much into this lack of concession from donald trump because as one of our correspondents has pointed out, it is not a legal requirement, it's just something which he should do in the meantime. what is happening with the transition? can we, can there be a proper transition as long as the trumpet ministration is holding out like this? welcome all, it definitely complicates it. what we have seen so far is the biden team trying to press ahead as much as they can and really not getting to engage with the back and forth with triumph over any kind of concession. they're just trying to be as pragmatic as possible making movements where they can. and that includes meeting with people who have left the trumpet ministration, but still have knowledge of what was happening inside the departments and agencies . and working through some of biden's previous contacts from the senate, and of course his time as a vice pres

at the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he joins us live from norman in oklahoma very good to have you with us i want to ask you first what you think the immediate future looks like for this northeastern region of syria now that i saw has been routed out can the kurds hold on to the territory they've taken do they have a plan for the region. well that's the million dollar question is really what will united states do there has been back and forth with any u.s. administration president trump is insisting that we're going to withdraw our troops down to four hundred two hundred tons which is in the south and two hundred in the entire northern region now bolton and other national security people have been trying to insist that we're going to keep. a thousand another troops to maintain autonomy for the kurds that's the big question i don't think that the syrian regime is going to do anything dramatic nor will russia they want to see how this unfolds what about the terrence what about the turks joshua landis they've been concerns about a turkish invasion becaus