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hello i'm adrian for again this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes calls for a day of rage around the world after donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. you never know made for good food. the e.u. and the u.k. reach a deal on the terms of their upcoming divorce. brief the smoke the latest warning in southern california where some wildfires could burn for another two weeks. top stories for today because santa rinaldo given the award as the world's best footballer furthest time. palestinians according. for a day of rage against u.s.

president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the departure from seventy years of u.s. policy on the contested city has been widely criticized in this prompted protests across the arab and muslim worlds demonstrators gathered outside the u.s. embassies in the capitals of malaysia and indonesia on friday to muslim majority countries in asia and more protests are expected in the palestinian territories on thursday dozens of demonstrators were injured when israeli soldiers fired tear gas and rubber coated bullets in the occupied west bank the mass which controls the gaza strip has called for a new uprising against israel and in a few hours from now the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss trump's declaration the u.n. secretary general antonio good television insists that the status of jerusalem must be resolved through direct israeli palestinian talks where we have al-jazeera correspondents in different parts of the palestinian territories harry force that's

live for us in occupied east jerusalem but of smith's in gaza city but first let's speak with the maid who's in ramallah in the occupied west bank what's the mood there right now. well at the moment it's a very quiet friday prayers ongoing and it's usually after the prayers a do youth make their way to for example this area just behind me that building is actually the headquarters of the israeli occupation in the. occupied west bank so this area is one of the main traditional flashpoints between the palestinian youth and the israeli military now the israelis had announced yesterday that they had actually reinforced their military presence across the occupied west bank by several but the allianz bear in mind that each but talent is about eight hundred soldiers that's like quite a considerable number of reinforcements across this area and yesterday they were

clashes basically had a hold of flashpoints whether it's here in ramallah and bethlehem and in other cities and towns we do expect the same thing today you know these clashes are basically the most immediate and actually expected way reaction that usually happens each time it is a crisis between the two sides but obviously the issue of jerusalem being if i can say that way the mother of all crisis between the two sides it's very difficult to predict how how they will unfold will they pick up steam will they. out but i think also the by and large palestinians now have all their eyes on president mahmoud abbas he gave his speech in the immediate aftermath of the announcement some thought that that speech was a big chew week he talked about steps he's going to take there waiting to hear what they should do going to be some of them wanting the president to put to take

some bold movement even some of them go as far as saying we should dissolve the palestinian authority and give the whole patient under the responsibility of the israelis so you have many different ideas among palestinians but there were. the thing to hear from their leadership what happened to the last twenty years of negotiations and was the outcome of that all right how many things did i made that in ramallah let's go live to walk upright east jerusalem i was there as harry forces there what's the mood there harry. well the mood here for now is being is quiet it has been all morning we're not seeing here outside damascus gate outside the old city the same kind of protests that we saw yesterday but the big difference of course is that today is friday friday prayers currently going on inside the old city at a luxor mosque among other places where thousands of palestinians worshipping and so that the question is what happens after those prayers will there be much more

widespread protests inside jerusalem in saudi occupied east jerusalem itself as we saw in the west bank and in gaza on thursday the police are saying that they have sent reinforcements into and around the old city and into occupied east jerusalem and they stand ready but they haven't put in place the kinds of restrictions that we saw during the last major mass protest in july when people are protesting against the imposition of metal detectors there at that holiest site in islam there are no age restrictions police say they are assessing the situation as it continues . very many thanks indeed. herefore in the occupied east jerusalem how mass which controls the gaza strip has called for a new into fight or uprising against israel let's go live to gaza city now to serious burn a smith bernard smith is there bernard what's the mood in gaza right now. well aging of course hamas has handed over control of the gaza strip to the palestinian authority some time ago and the now in the process of giving control of

institutions to people from the palestinian or far too but nevertheless while we speak friday prayers are echoing around garza coming from the mosques around the city and we can hear the m. oms reminding people of the importance of jerusalem to muslims we've heard also criticism of other countries in the arab world for not saying enough in defense of jerusalem in the wake of donald trump's announcement and we've called also heard criticism of america we've heard the call for people to go out and protest and as my colleagues have said in parties through sloman in the occupied west bank we are expecting palestinians here to protest of course they're not able to travel to other parts of the palestinian territories from gaza because israel has effectively closed its border between gaza and israel so the protests will be mainly here at different parts of gaza and also there may be as there were yesterday some confrontations on the border fence between israel and gaza where people who were

throwing stones at the israelis israelis responded with some live fire and tear gas yesterday age all right we'll keep you work up to speed with the offense across the palestinian territories in the coming hours for the moment but a big thanks indeed well earlier crowds of protesters marched towards the u.s. embassy in the laziest capital kuala lumpur prime minister najib razak says that he's opposed to trump's decision he's called on all muslims to protest against the move florence louis is there. hundreds of people gathered outside the u.s. embassy here in kuala lumpur after friday prayers in protest against the decision by u.s. president donald trump to recognize to raise them at the capital of israel they were prevented from reaching the entrance of the u.s. embassy by a security cordon but the mood here is one of defiance and anger people were holding up band of the plaque on it that crushed zionism that said things like and zionism is not the same as anti semitism people would trade in the color of the

palestinian flag waving palestinian flag and the prime minister najib razak had said malaysia will never recognize jerusalem and the capital of israel and he also called on muslims around the globe to stand up and make their point the. representatives here in malaysia also say that they hope malaysia will lead a confederate political effort to stand up against the u.s. position to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. here with the news from al-jazeera still to come on the program north korea's leader sends a message to the united states via russia. open for business and bob where promise is a new economic order for foreign investors. and in sport the gulf cup football tournament is located away from castle relocated regional tensions. in. the u.k. and the e.u.

have reached a deal on the first stage of brakes at the grocery actions following months of tension the agreement announced in brussels allows talks to move on to the next phase which is trade discussions that stalled over residency and work rights for british citizens in the e.u. and e.u. citizens in the u.k. both sides agreed on protecting citizens rights as they stand right now the so-called divorce bill the payment required from the u.k. to leave the union was also still. point the deal contains no specific number but the u.k. has confirmed that it will meet all of its financial commitments observers say it could pay almost seventy billion dollars over the coming years but the main stumbling block was the border on the island of ireland the u.k. and the e.u. agree that there will be no hard border between northern island of the republic of ireland but the regulations will be allowed to allow freedom of movement and tariff free trade to continue without borders checks shelagh ballasts reports. as

dawn broke in brussels it brought with it a breakthrough on brics it british prime minister theresa may and break that sick retreat david davis negotiated through the night to finalize the beginning of the divorce deal with the commission has just formally decided to recommend to the concert that sufficient progress has no been made on the street terms of the evils getting to this point has required give and take on both sides friday was the last possible day for a deal to be done so the european council could prepare and then vote next week both sides admitted they made last minute compromises to meet the deadline. we've been working extremely hard this week and as you've all seen it hasn't been easy for either side. the meeting on monday ended in deadlock the sticking

point was what will become of the only land border between them northern ireland and the republic of ireland which is in the years the republic wanted guarantees it will remain open with no return to a so-called hard border with border guards the government coalition partners in northern ireland the democratic unionist party vetoed an earlier version of the deal and force may back to the drawing board the result in northern ireland we will guarantee there will be no hard border and we will uphold the belfast agreement and in doing so we will continue to pursue the constitutional and economic integrity of the united kingdom even though it's only stage one of negotiations e.u. citizens living in britain and british citizens residing in europe did get some certainty about their future the deal we've struck will guarantee the rights of more than three million e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and of a million u.k.

citizens living in the e.u. they will be able to go on living their lives as before it's been eight months since may signed article fifty which triggered britain's departure from the european union fifteen months remain to decide the details of the divorce i read over his piece such a boat is the vote. but now we must start looking for the future the future been rich united kingdom we'll be untrue to remotely close friends and allies. talks now into the second phase to focus on trade and security with many jobs potentially at risk people on both sides of the english channel hoping the breakup is amicable ballasts al-jazeera. ears chief negotiator says the withdrawal deal must be ready by october next year. this deployment could be the basis for their withdrawal agreement. let me be clear.

there is still work to be done. a negotiation on a number of issues such as the governance of our agreement or for instance. there are more to take. me parker joins us now live from london if this is being hailed as a victory by its reason bade her allies but it's only really the start of a very long process isn't it. it is indeed a layover aka the irish prime minister speaking this morning described it as only the end of the beginning what's about to unfold is likely to be hellishly complicated but because of how bumpy the road has been to this point it's probably going to be a day in which the likes of to resume a david davis ukase break six secretaries will be out celebrating they will want to put this across to british voters as a huge milestone to put paid to criticism that might not even happen

a tool we expect to reason may to be returning from brussels to possibly give a statement outside downing street possibly later on in the week to give a statement in the house of commons the lower chamber of parliament for now definitely it's going to be a point in which policy going to be congratulating each other she's faced a tremendous amount of pressure from within their own ranks the possibility of a rebellion amongst hard break cities he wanted some key points to be included in this deal that she's eventually had to compromise upon and also she's faced the loss of some key figures within her cabinet see brawled in either sexual misconduct allegations or forced to resign of breaking ministerial code so important for her the prime minister but most certainly a vast amount of work now to begin in order to get to this point needs. to both sides compromise or did did one side give way more than the other. i

think it's fair to say that both sides compromise but there were some red lines that some of the break cities including to reserve may so that they would be prepared to cross have actually been crossed if we take a look at the three sticking points they are of course the bricks bill some parts of the it would have to pay anything at all there are some very key figures bandied around everything between nineteen billion dollars or one hundred nineteen billion dollars we now know that it's going to be somewhere between fifty billion and seventy billion dollars. the exact figure will probably not be known for several months when it comes to the irish border situation we now have some guarantees that there will be no return to a hard border no border down the middle of the irish sea but some compromise over e.u. nationals living in the u.k. they will still be subject to jurisdiction from the european court of justice that was certainly a red line that cities don't want to cross so definitely some key concessions from

to resubmit her government over this all right need many thanks dave back to their live in london let's speak to where peter gagan who's an irish journalist and writer joins us now live from glasgow via skype peter good to have you with us what are your thoughts on this. i think it's really interesting we really what we're seeing is a very classic example of what goes on and has gone on in irish politics fifteen or an hour and for a long time which is a soldierly you know you're hearing today everyone saying that they feel that they got something out of this you know treat them a gold. pro precious minister johnson or progress you can go a minister saying that they felt like this was a good deal out of the same time that irish prime minister your broker and many many scenery people all say that this is a good day if you know this is a good day in reality what it does look like you know when you step back from it is it really is a pretty much a series of climb downs from new york from the united kingdom on an unknown number of points particular to divorce settlement the divorce billy money money they pay you know

a few months ago they're saying that they wouldn't pay anything and now we're looking at a figure of between forty and sixty billion euros a on the irish border in particular to this incident but a little bit less on citizens' rights after he leaves the european union a little old hand really on whether this face to talks can be made a real deal can come out of that so a lot of precious time to move down the road but all these issues i'm not unresolved at the same time and i think that's what allows different sides to feel like they're got something out of it because it's really a close to allow the process to move from phase one which is just clearing up these issues to face to talk about the future relationship between united kingdom and the rest to european union after breakfast but will the pro brigs it politicians that are in the cabinet into reason may's capital feel that she's gone too far with the concessions that the she's given. that's going to be very interesting to say to see i think that's the crucial question once again really this all going to come down to internal conservative party politics we had

a month ago on the radio here in the u.k. this morning selling the deal he's quite a seen as quite hardline progress of voice which was interesting but we're already starting to smell i'm going to get a sense from behind the scenes some dissent on this and you can kind of understand from look we're not hard praxis here is why this is you know we commissioned to everyone an ordinary and still retaining e.u. membership we're going to have european courts of justice having some say in united kingdom imperfect jewishly really because of northern ireland but also in the rest united kingdom for at least eight years having said to not have to pay to have to pay a lot of money and also probably the biggest issues still going to be around or not and end text of this document they're talking about a sense of regulation realigns between regulation of convergence between northern ireland you know kingdom and the republic of ireland which means that it's going to be very difficult to do the sort of open free trade deals with the united states in the press or was the reason for access and i think for

a lot of bret's it's news and possibly for a lot of the folgers in general they're going to look at they stand so well this looks a lot like being in new york but you know what it was the point what's what's why are we doing this if it's not going to be the kind of press that we imagine or we want it to be peter really good to talk to many thanks to peter gaytan there in glasgow russia's foreign minister says that north korea wants direct talks with the united states so gay lover of passed on the message to u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson in vienna on thursday it follows the north's latest launch of a missile which it says can hit anywhere in america and threats of nuclear retaliation by donald trump the u.s. and south korea wrapping up a week of military exercises pyongyang has long called for an end to the joint drills. that is something that foreign minister lavrov said took place as a part of a conversation i don't have anything on that particular part of the conversation and i cannot confirm if that came up in the secretary's conversation with mr lavrov

i will say though as a general matter the issue of direct talks with north korea is not on the table in till they're willing to denuclearize it is something that russia has said it agrees with it is something that china has that it is it agrees with and many other nations around the world as well the d.p. r. k. is not showing any interest in sitting down and having any kind of serious conversations when they continue to fire off ballistic missiles period let's get more now from observers kathy novak who's in seoul. this apparent message from north korea relayed through the russian foreign minister to the united states follows two high level visits to north korea the first by a chinese and boy and the second just this week by the u.n. political affairs chief that was the first visit to north korea of a senior u.n. official in six years now as far as south korea is concerned the government here says it wants to maintain sanctions and pressure against north korea to bring the

government to the negotiating table south korea says the offer for intercourse talks remains open but that north korea has not been responding to that invitation one south korean government minister has suggested that could be because north korea only wants to speak directly to the united states but we heard from the u.s. state department spokeswoman that the u.s. believes that north korea is showing no signs of being willing to sit down and have a serious conversation as long as it continues to fire off a list of missiles before the most recent launch of an i.c.b.m. it had been more than two months since north korea had tested a missile or a nuclear bomb now in the wake of this latest launch it seems the timing is tricky and the united states is refusing to have any talks directly with north korea but speak to underline culture is a professor of korean studies at the cumia news university he joins us now live from seoul good to have you with us professor those are great surprise here but

north korea launching its latest missile announcing that it can now reach the mainland united states actually is ready to talk is that. world it's not a big surprise there used to be two possible explanations of what they're going to do and if your sister was violence as they teach the poor in the cafe ability or teachings that continue until united states they will try to sit down and talk negotiate if it's a matter or future a new clear tests and missile launches in exchange of political and military and economical. concessions from the united states and so i was getting so it was first option second option many people do afraid and still a afraid that if such a deal is not cheap more scary else will continue to further develop their nuclear forces they miss our forces getting more and more their genes so the current news is very encouraging. the north says it's ready to talk the us though as we heard

there says that it's not at least until north korea begins to disarm what are we to make of that. oh not to good news unlike said you know if it sells as a. talk of girl because you the united states door and accept. the new this offer if the united states deal on a promise to denuclearized as a kind of premium in that it condition it's essential to end nor start because north koreans did lead to turn out to keep their nuclear force the so what happened to add that the government in libya this saw what happened to saddam in iraq and they're afraid of bourse for the tech or their mystical devotion supported from overseas therefore they believe they should have nuclear weapons with their logic as they have said many times is simple had connel cudahy had nuclear weapons he

probably will be still alive and in control of his country or and so where does this go from here are we likely to see talks between the u.s. and north korea anytime soon and who's going to mediate those tools. obviously russia is going to be maybe russia is unpopular last get here but it's significant the list popular than any other major country most go to just don't trust anybody russia include but they mistrust of russia easy significant deal or and all us your bonds that i have been a great deal of simic on the future will exchanges between washington on more school and chung yon and sometimes soul various possibilities have been discussed gratian is how we have to reach extend people in blushing decision makers in washington will be interested because of violence again if we don't get it in the

next year or two that this situation which is an overweight acquired bet is going to become serious divorce and there is of course a use call for it he'll large scale war just aiming decades in many creates we've. all real war even carry you saw its you'll be quite a divisive only five americans accept this idea creation is how we have the any sense remarks earlier of course well if by me just by leaning because have americans been too fast and accepting the last guardian proposal will probably it will be a good diplomacy tool because in this walled diplomatic world you very often cannot distinguish when something is said because well it's what is meant to be all when something is said just on or braise the price tags is a bit like bargaining on the market sometimes professor let's hope americans are bargaining maybe thinks the professor good to talk to you. thank you millions of people in southern california are being warned not to breathe in smoke from

wildfires strong winds and fanning the flames which firefighters warn could take two weeks to extinguish in some places a woman's body has been found other burns victims are in hospital ellen show has the latest from the centuries. southern california. the wildfires continue to blaze and with new dangers now north of san diego this fire blew up into a ten square kilometer blaze in a matter of just hours destroying dozens of homes in a retirement community and killing dozens of race horses at a training stables the fire forced thousands of evacuations and closed a state highway it's a two hundred fifty kilometer stretch of bone dry coastal canyons blasted by hot dry winds from inland it's amazing to watch the magnitude of the winds and the fire storms and how fast things change step to really have to be alert i think everybody's done

a great job the largest and most destructive fire in the region remains this one in ventura county now measuring more than four hundred square kilometers and growing with no sign of full containment at least four hundred thirty homes and buildings have been lost here that number certain to grow when the flames finally die out and people can fully assess the damage the air quality in l.a. rarely good is so bad now that schools across the region have closed until the skies clear and people in many areas have been warned to stay inside to avoid breathing the spreading smoke fire chief say shifting winds will be a threat in coming days as the hot santa ana winds continue to torment californians our biggest nightmare has been palm tree farm back there and you know there's. you know prone to lighting on fire there just torches basically so. we been

watching that very closely and then this morning of course the wind sparks got together and burned them all up and a touch of good news here in the hills above los angeles and into dick ation of the extremely good work that fire crews are. don over the last couple of days the skirball fire in the bel-air neighborhood the one that had threatened the world famous getty art museum is now lying down and we've seen crews leaving this area evacuation orders still in place but at least for now the skirball fire if i would have burned in the l.a. city limits is appearing to be laying down and not causing much of a threat at this point however high wind warnings are still up through the weekend alex offer al-jazeera los angeles al-jazeera meteorologists ever some folks here next on the news hour with the latest forecast for us then saad hariri returns to paris this time to discuss threats to lebanon's security. accusations of treason

and political persecution a former president of argentina says she would be silenced. as for the brooklyn nets find themselves a long way from home as mexico city hosts the n.b.a. . from cool brisk knows and fuel it's. to the woman tranquil two days of southeast asia. hello there well high winds in california and high winds across parts of western europe as well you can see the closely packed ice upon the tightly packed i suppose across that western side if europe winds gusted to one hundred fifty kilometers an hour across parts of britain through the course of the day now the strongest winds will edge there way a little further east which as we go on through the next couple days easing over

into scandinavia so we are looking at some very blustery conditions coming through here a good deal colder here of course those winds as you can see coming in from an old direction from the arctic and quite a scattering of snow showers coming back in across scotland northern nolen the northwest of england down across parts of wales as well maybe even into the midlands this area of low pressure that's our own storm storm caroline and that's bringing those very blustery conditions the very strong winds in across a good part of scandinavia send norway and sweden really bearing the brunt of the strongest winds as we go on through the next few hours or so a fair bit of snow there was they said quite a rash of snow showers coming into parts of the british isles and you can also see a fair bit of snow whether they're just making its way in across the good parts of northern ireland and also easing down into the good parts of scandinavia over the next few days. the weather sponsored by cattle and peace.

if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world college chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china at this time on a just. a daring road trip across west africa on a mission to redefine a continent too often misrepresented. the weapon of choice to digital cameras. it was sold one little venue african football that he'll takes on the rainy season on its quest for the thanksgiving day story of creative government run the invisible war this time this time on al-jazeera.

it is good to have you with us a very unforgiving here in doha where the news are from out of syria headlines this hour palestinians appalling for a day of rage against u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital decisions prompted worldwide protest hundreds of people botched wards the u.s. embassy in malaysia's capital kuala lumpur on friday. britain and the european union of reached a deal that would allow breaks it talks to move on to the next stage they agreed on the u.k. so-called to force payment. the border with island and maintaining citizen's rights

. of millions of people in southern california being warned not to breathe in toxic smoke from wildfires strong winds are fanning the flames which firefighters warn could take up to two weeks to extinguish in some areas. the president of france emanuel mark wrong has called on foreign powers to stop interfering in politics in lebanon he's hosting a meeting on the issue in paris lebanon's prime minister saad hariri is there he withdrew his resignation on tuesday a month after making a surprise announcement that he would do so in saudi arabia let's go live to paris . so what is this meeting aimed at doing that session. of the french president in his opening remarks that this is all about supporting and strengthening lebanon when solid hariri gave his resignation in riyadh back in november really through lebanon into political turmoil and he also exposed the fact

that the tensions between saudia arabia and iran are really being played out in lebanon and disrupting the political scene now back to something that the french president said must stop now saad hariri is here and he will speak with foreign ministers from several countries he will speak with the u.s. secretary of state's rights to listen as well as representatives from the united nations and the world bank and the idea really will be the message at the end we are told is the sovereignty must be respected by all sides all right so the idea to stabilize support in lebanon how exactly is that going to be done. well those gathered here are saying that this is really also about showing that the assault hariri is being supported as the just prime minister of lebanon but they also talking about things like bolstering lebanon since to chew sions trying to stabilize his own three economy and its military in fact

a problem small seeing one hundred million u.s. dollars for the lebanese army so there is some who weighs that we are expecting to put some more details about at the end of this meeting the cheshire body thanks for that live in paris. for now top story the global protest against donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital millions of palestinians were driven from their homes when israel was created many of them have been living in neighboring lebanon for decades so in the heart of the demonstration in the refugee camp they roots what's happening where you are. well like you mentioned below refugee camp just one of twelve refugee camps in lebanon there are no tents here it's now neighborhoods because these people have been here for seventy years many of them born here their parents grandparents fortunately palestine in one thousand forty eight there is protest action in all these camps people taking to the streets denouncing trump the decision showing

solidarity with their brethren. people really feel very betrayed a lot of them tell you that arab leaders. now we've lost the truth but at the same time a lot of defiance saying that we need to support the intifada that is the only way forward now the right to return this is something they've been clinging on to her so many years they've lost hope in one way or another but they propped up there was an international consensus that they would not lose jerusalem so now a lot of anger a lot of. there were lots. palestine is my country jerusalem as its internal capital no matter what anyone says it will remain our country east to west south to north god willing to get it back and the dream of netanyahu and would be fulfilled. was a good thing we have a message to trump and the whole world we will not accept a new balfour declaration jerusalem and palestine our bread lines palestine

jerusalem have a man and they will defend it and love it we want to thank chum for his declaration he woke up the arab nation united the arabs the intifada will continue on the czar's. the palestinian refugees who are condemning the decision many lebanese as well as lebanese leaders the president the prime minister the speaker of parliament are calling this decision dangerous and it's going to cause an ability in the region has the armed group is calling for a mouse rally on monday now calling on the supporters to take to the streets calling for more protest action and telling the palestinians that they should not get engaged in any sort of peace process and that arab leaders come together and declare jerusalem as the capital of palestine so a lot of anger in lebanon not just among palestinian refugees but anybody thanks data says there's a lot of there in southern beirut let's bring in troops where he has an associate

professor of contemporary history of the middle east. studies at university he joins us now in the studio it's obvious that anger is running pretty high the leader of hamas has called for a new into fatah how seriously though will will people take his comments i think people are taking very serious comment to. smell any is the. ramifications of the palestinian division which was basically continuous continues for many years now has its own impact as well on the. intifada. possible intifada what's been seen in the last few i would say a few hours or three days it was obvious that there was sort of you know shock of what. trump has announced. however it should not be a shock in my opinion because this is one of his you know his promises to his

voters in his campaign when he promises to recognize. jerusalem as a couple so i think should not be surprised for not a but if there are muslims because that's one of his promises to his voters and this and i think trump since he came to the white house he tried to fulfill his commitment to the voters one on the nuclear iran and now this is the second one on his foreign policy so we're waiting to see what happens in the palestinian territories in in in israel or it in the west bank i'm sorry. once friday prayers have finished and to what extent then would it be counterproductive given what you've said for palestinians to act this this day of rage i'm sure protest but how far could it go i think i think palestinians that is one of the you know tools to pressure and to announce or to inform the international community that is you know palestinians are not happy with this but this is not enough i mean they need to work with the international

community with those who are against the decision to create a new front in a strong and this is what was being said in the last few hours with the europeans to try to have a new front and you know a line of for solutions where basically they kind of confront the decision i think you know the mistake you know showing the and that's that something needed at the moment but it's not enough to put pressure on then mr nation to a pleased to have a balance position to work the whole matter the palestinian president has said that the u.s. is no longer a credible partner. for peace was it ever a critical point wasn't it wasn't i mean everybody knew that surely so this is so this is what i'm saying is this shouldn't come as a surprise absolutely i mean people know that i think it was always always biased towards israel they always supported israeli positions but again those who are involved in the so-called peace process they try always to you know because the

eyes that the united states is a super bowl are you know has to be balanced that's not the certainly balance i mean the united states did show that it wasn't balance at all in this conflict and always supported israel economically and politically so this decision actually in that context should not be surprised from you know rise to our what our best all right she said but he thinks he's on our troops very. well there are over a planned visit to palestine later this month by u.s. vice president mike pence a senior member of the ruling fatah party says that he's no longer welcome pence is expected to meet palestinian leader mahmoud abbas during the trip the white house says that cancelling the meeting would be counterproductive. a former president of argentina who's being accused of treason and says that she's the victim of a political persecution. i said for covering up alleged iranian involvement in a bomb attack twenty three years ago eighty five people were killed in the bombing of a jewish center. from their stories above reports. thousands gathered

in front of the presidential palace to protest against what they claim is political persecution a federal judge issued the indictment for treason against former argentinean preston cristina fernandez and called for her arrest. said the current administration. is trying to stop dissent if they get out there no mas. these measures further degrade the argentine justice branch and indicate that the government and the president is the top and two person who is responsible for a political and judicial organisation to persecute the. four years ago argentina signed a memorandum with the iranian government that would allow argentina forwards to interrogate iranian officials suspected of being part of a terrorist attack against a jewish community center in one thousand nine hundred ninety four that killed

eighty five people. but prosecutor i read attorney man who was investigating the attack named the administration's real motive was to do business with data and. in january two thousand and fifteen nice man was found dead in his home shot in the head a day before he was scheduled to testify before congress against the former president on what he believed was her commitment to leave the interpol red alerts against iranian officials. congressman while the war says that what is happening now is the result of years of impunity if the memorandum is a disaster because it has been proved that it was written in secrecy nobody in the foreign ministry participated in the draft we have almost five hundred pages that say that an illicit was committed the only ways to investigated to investigate these days you persecute and if you don't there isn't punitive argentina as a society will have to find the middle point between the search for the truth

through justice. kirschner and some members of her administration have been the focus of several high profile cases with arrests and diamonds seen center right. defeated her candidate. even though christina kirshner left office two years ago she continues to be a very popular figure in argentina in fact she was elected senator. coburn's legislative elections with grounds further munity people here are saying that if christie to push here is the rest they will take to the streets until she is released wasn't enos legislator has entered a period of judicial recess until march but can be convened for urgent matters cation a detention would certainly excess ovate that deep divisions that already exist in argentina even more. detectives in the southern u.s. are trying to find out why a gunman opened fire at

a high school two students were killed fifteen others were injured in the small town of aztec in new mexico the gunman was also killed it's not clear if he committed suicide. u.s. senator al franken has announced his resignation after repeated accusations of sexual harassment the democratic senator for the state of minnesota has lost the support of many of his party colleagues as a serious validations from women have emerged franken who was a well known comedian before entering politics still denied many of the allegations in his resignation speech to his senate colleagues. i know in my heart that nothing i have done as a senator nothing has brought this honor on on this institution and i am confident that the ethics committee would agree nevertheless today i am announcing that in the coming weeks i will be resigning as

a member of the united states senate foreign investor wanted by zimbabwe after years of international isolation and sanctions top priority for the country's finance minister he's announced that the new government's first budget since the fall of robert mugabe at a controversial law which favors blacks and bob wins is being changed reports from harare. zimbabwe finance minister protection ambassador says there's now a new economic order and that the government's policies will be more investor friendly indigenous nation law a controversial policy that favors black zimbabweans will be amended the proposed amendments. five hundred fifty one forty nine percent indigenous this is. too early to minerals normally don't want him to plug these. so i think. fifty one forty nine concerned should remove the large.

national it's the first budget since last month's removal of longtime leader robert mugabe the finance minister estimates an economic growth rate of four point five percent mixture you don't even have to have a local but you can just coming invest in the that you have a local partner you know you're not limited to the percentage of prescription regarding the percentage participation which is good so we begin to create a free environment. president was new administration promises to tackle corruption cut government spending by closing up privatizing bankrupt and increased developmental projects one of the first acts was to order three months amnesty for a return of stolen funds to the country the new leaders say zimbabwe is open for

business and wants to reengage with the international community some in its national community are cautious they want guarantees that the bar is not a safe investment destination before they pour billions of dollars in restoring the country's fortunes and international standing will be a challenge some western countries impose sanctions the early two thousand and four and less human rights abuses decades of economic isolation litter company closures and job losses independent economists say the unemployment rate is more than ninety percent there is a shortage of foreign currency some people make ends meet selling and buying second hand clothes on the street zimbabwe's first test will be in next year's elections if the polls are seen to be free fair and credible that could show signs of stability and encourage investors to release needed funds. al-jazeera. just ahead in the. three women who are set to make a limb pick history from nigeria next year will be right.

well again talk about a sport is something thank you very much adrian who while a christian or another has been crowned by the all the best footballer for a fifth time real madrid star player he called the an almes his record as he was awarded the ballon d'or in his home and has more. it sometimes appears as though christiane i rinaldo is as comfortable on a red carpet as a football pitch such is the extent of his trophy cabinet the ballon d'or is the

oldest and most prestigious award the won't best player and for a fifth time it was in rinaldo his hands ronald awful was going to serve and said no thanks course i feel happy it's a great moment in my career or on drugs this is something that i. looking forward to every year every season so i'm glad that's last year with its amazing season. last season right now to help draw madrid win the champions league and their first league title since two thousand and twelve he's tied barcelona stylee now messi with five titles since two thousand and nine the journalists of france football magazine along with national team coaches and captains have voted for one of them as we know every year but what's left now so for now though. what division still have the motivation. christiane to play with.

so i think the main war the. enjoy myself. it caps i want to give a christiana rinaldo who welcomes three babies into the world as well and a trophy wasn't the only thing rinaldo auntie's girlfriend went home with either a father of four and now or five times than i do when a really show when al jazeera. russia's deputy prime minister. insists in that a lifetime elliptic ban that won't affect his work as head of next year's fifa world cup the international olympic committee barred go for life on tuesday due to his connection to accusations of state sponsored doping in russia the guardian newspaper is reporting that fee for ethics chiefs were investigating when they were fired earlier this year but football's governing body says his position isn't being considered. for the little this doesn't affect our work in any way you

know that in future statement it said it doesn't affect our cooperation for world cup preparations i have other responsibilities i'm working on i'm not competing in any competition so i don't see any problems here this gold cup football tournament has been relocated from qatar to kuwait it comes off to fee for president john infant lifted kuwait's banned from international football this week carter was due to host the biennial event for a gulf nations from december twenty second but saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. who have been imposing a blockade on qatar have failed to respond to invitations it's unclear whether they will now send teams to kuwait. a former u.s. agent gnostics team doctor will likely. the rest of his life in jail. has been sentenced to sixty years in federal prison on child pornography charges fifty four

year old was given the maximum allowable sentence and july he pleaded guilty to charges on obtaining and possessing child pornography and attempting to destroy evidence he also pleaded guilty to charges of criminal sexual conduct accuses i have included members of the united states in picture mastic steam including rise woman who has reacted on twitter saying. well we must look at the organizations that protected nasa until we understand the flaws in their systems we can't be sure something like this won't happen again this is bigger than larry those who looked the other way needed to be held accountable to. the n.b.a. say that a minor league team could be based out of mexico city starting next season and move to continue to grow and international n.b.a. audience after establishing a foothold in europe and china or the news that came before the brooklyn nets play

the first of the two games in mexico city on thursday they face the alcohol most city thunder both teams got off to a slow start as they appeared the high altitude created some fatigue among players but it was the nets who came on top beating the thunder one hundred ninety five. the white house has raised some data over the participation of the u.s. team in next year's winter olympics in south korea this week the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. expressed her country's concerns over the safety of the american athletes hammett tensions with neighboring north korea while the white house press secretary cyrus and as a created confusion on thursday saying no official decision had been made she later on today to the update saying that the u.s. looks forward to participating. look that wasn't exactly what the master said no official decision has been made on that and will keep us posted as those

decisions are made look i know that the goal is to do so but that will be a decision maker. one hundred seventy hoping to take part in the people in chiang the games it is the nigerian women's that bobsled team the super eagles are the first african team to reach the call for the pulps lead competition to winter olympics though they still have to maintain their position in the walls top forty until january fourteenth to assure their place the trio of gone. and i call my. all form a track and field athletes and would be nigeria's first ever went to. we expect to be competitive we got in this point because you know that you know there were processes to get to where we need to be now we are where we need to be and now it's time to compete get stronger get faster get there for the olympic games in you know give them a good you know read it. and that's it for me adrian some of many thanks indeed

saudi arabia's crown prince was reportedly behind last month's record breaking purchase of a leonardo da vinci painting the depiction of jesus christ fetched four hundred fifty million dollars the most ever paid for a single work of options saudi prince muhammad and solomon is now at the top of a short list of wealthy and you come is willing to pay more than one hundred million dollars for a single work of course but to produce pieces here with more of the day's news in just a few minutes i'll see you again by phone. carcinogen

. the street is quiet the signal is given gang members so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty metres in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships in cape town children sometimes get caught in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walking bust to try to take them from gang violence i lost my. way lived only

years ago i also lost my there are more than one hundred fifty volunteers working for several walking busses teachers say it is working class attendance has improved the volunteers also act as security guards singapore is being accused of expanding its coast and illegally dredged south and some of the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanish it's a big business smuggling one that will take the city there until the sand is are there you see this beautiful beach behind it is something that's not so profound tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound walls at this time on al-jazeera. the day of rage around the world after all from.