well you feel more confident and feel more energetic you feel more alive. the controversial leader of islamic jihad has cracked he's one of the most one internists in history has really come to terms on his alleged extra judicial killings by israeli intelligence and mossad says being caught in the last throes the outcome is only death if someone tried to kill. immediately syrian intelligence was shut down the border to kill him in damascus at this time on al jazeera world. the families fearing the worst as divisions between global powers threaten to open a new conflict zone in syria.

you're watching are several live for headquarters here and also coming up we'll look at the implications of p.l.o. calls for recognition of israel to be suspended. also a u.s. couple accused of keeping their thirteen children captive at home some chained to their beds. and the u.n. says running a refugee shouldn't be forced to go home after bangladesh declares it's settled every petry ation deal with me and my. kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets of turkey makes good on its threat to move against fighters in syria which it calls terrorists the turkish military is preparing a strike against y p t fighters who form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces turkey's president called all the nato military alliance to support it accusing the us of violating its border when he says his

military operation is likely to send on us include syrian rebels said in consumer reports from the turkey syria border. about is one of many kurds whose grandparents left northern syria years ago but he still has family in africa which is caused by on the syrian side of the border to maine and his relatives there are growing increasingly worried as turkey prepares for a military operation against few aspect kurdish why previous fighters. the military has i'm no friend of the y. p.g. they recruit young boys and girls that's why my brother in laws fled asked for in a move to stumble four years ago the weapons provided to those fighters by the us scares me my village is the closest to afrin we don't feel at peace while our people are there. the wife is in control of the land just beyond us war the us reckons its fighters are key to wiping out eisel in syria

that's infuriated turkey which considers the y.p. g. to be an extension of the p.k. k. a kurdish group which turkey the us than the european union deemed a terrorist organization. never a friend for turkey six years ago after the syrian war. president foote alice realises we can't go back to syria we came here and worked in farming with other refugees from the highest mountains from aleppo everyone wants peace in syria and africa because it's the civilians that get tom the most many kurds living in villages near the border avoid t.v. cameras some have relatives and often where military action is planned and the villagers may also need to seek safety if the fighting that starts the turkish military is massed on the border and ses it's ready to supply against the

new border force which it sees as a direct threat. at stake is the relationship of two nato countries. al-jazeera turkey syria border there are also in syria activists and monitors say deescalation agreements are doing nothing to stop the slaughter of civilians in a pocket of opposition territory on the outskirts of damascus eastern gives us proximity to the capital is made it an obvious target for syrian government forces and that allies who have had it under siege for years the area is controlled by fighters loyal to the free syrian army russian and syrian government airstrikes are said to have killed more than three hundred people there in just the past two months that's despite the fact that eastern he's in one of the four deescalation zones set up earlier than last year by russia iran and turkey these places shaded in black are supposed to be safe havens where fighting isn't allowed.

and these are some of the latest pictures coming out of eastern cuter the u.n. says it's heard of people sheltering underground fearing for their lives if they emerge it says medical facilities have been hit in recent days on the fighting has closed schools when students should be sitting exams. the damage could tubers an advocacy manager for the turkey obvious of the syrian american medical society he says the response to the crisis is shocking considering how close eastern ghouta is to the capital and aid to pose. the you and respond is very limited so they don't want to talk about this very limited despond last convoy. was november even the access is there there is only ten kilometer away from the capital damascus and less than fifteen kilometers from the warehouses of the un and the end

is leaving over four hundred thousand people who live for a living or even them to feed to face their fate by shelling or by starvation. over a twenty eight people died since the beginning of this year because of lack of medicines a long list of people who need evacuation was submitted to the u.s. but at this is about seven hundred people now and then if you could find their way to the mosque has to be treated it's very clear that all of this because the political decision is not to respond and to use again and again in syria the aid as we pull on the start of vision as we point this is very clear it's a move that threatens to append nearly a quarter of a century of formal relations between israel and the palestinians the palestinian liberation organization second highest decision making body wants the p.l.o. to suspend its recognition of israel and one car reporter in the occupied west bank

. late on monday night the palestinian leadership issued a statement that could have far reaching consequences for the peace process the statement includes the call to suspend recognition of israel suspend security coordination with it and unite the palestinian factions through reconciliation the statement comes from the central council of the p.l.o. after two days of meetings it will be discussed further by the p.l.o. executive committee and it's up to that committee to implement the most policy at some point in the future. the statement also said that the u.s. is no longer a partner for peace and that the palestinians want international involvement but given that the us is perhaps the only country that can put pressure on israel will this work. we have to utilize different forms or back on to believe it has to know that this occupation this form of brutal colonialism can no longer be accepted and

therefore we have to go to the international criminal court we have to go to the international court of justice we have to join organizations and accede to charters and conventions that would protect us from the one hand i'm told as. the us president donald trump has said he will cut u.s. aid to the palestinians if that happens there will be an economic impact this factory produces extractable of leave tablets and he's part of a multi-million dollar project to encourage enterprise in jericho the occupied west bank the factory was set up in this industrial zone with japanese investment without it it wouldn't have been successful for the operations manager here it shows that there are alternatives to the u.s. for example the issue for me is. just in helping. to meet. it once it's completed at this japanese funded industrial zone will house around five thousand workers and that's going to have a positive impact not just

a locally but across the palestinian territories now if you speak to palestinians what will tell you is oftentimes foreign aid unlike u.s. aid comes without strings and preconditions. but it's not just economics politics also plays a key role according to one analyst palestinian president mahmoud abbas has options he's trying to tell the international community that i will be going to the united nations time after time and he's trying to say that i will have i will be patient i will stop. looking for a. two state solutions if you are not ready for it if there is a range. despite palestinian confidence that there is no alternative to u.s. involvement in the peace process how the international community will react is key at some point the israelis and the palestinians will need some sort of framework for talks without the u.s. what that will look like is currently on line imraan khan how does their occupied west bank get hoffman is chief correspondent at the jerusalem post in west

jerusalem he says the palestinians will only hurt themselves if they go ahead with their plans. that security cooperation that there's been with israel since the mid one nine hundred ninety s. results in there being order in the west bank results and palestinians being able to work and live their lives with the israeli security forces and the palestinian security security forces working together cooperating and protecting them and the palestine liberation organization as it is that wants to wipe israel off the map deciding that it won't cooperate with israel anymore doesn't hurt israel in any way it only hurts its own people look the israeli government is being welcomed all around the world right now and it's meow isn't india has been six continents and attempt to isolate israel has failed pathetically and when it's now goes around and meets with these world leaders they only bring up the palestinians for about thirty seconds and then change the subject to things that they care about more so i think

the palestinians need to not be running away from the table they need to be running to the table to help their own people i see one on a shroud we who's been a palestinian leader for decades in your report where is the palestinian state you call for the one nine hundred eighty s. she's the one who failed to bring it about she should be running home in shame about how pathetic she's been in preventing her own people from getting what they want instead of doing more of the same to her own people the united states is not going anywhere the united states will continue to lead the free world if the palestinians don't like who the americans elected as president tough for them that just like israel didn't like barack obama in particular but is real work with barack obama the palestinians will have to work with donald trump the most likely scenario is not that there would be a different mediator but that there would be different palestinian leadership. well bunder the says about seven hundred fifty thousand reading the refugees will be repatriated to neighboring myanmar within the next two years the bangladeshi government says the deal was settled on this week but there's no official word yet

from me and more a new confirmation of when refugees will start going home the road living in squalid overcrowded comes in bangladesh have to flee ethnic violence in myanmar the un's reminding both countries that the rain must go home voluntarily with a safety pin show called hyland's the latest from bangkok after two days of talks in april or myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reach those two nations the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from a kind state over into bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to a kind state now there are discussions over the two days of exactly how to implement that one is coming from myanmar side they are saying they have announced that they have to rate repatriation centers that they are constructing in rakhine state one is ready and will be online next tuesday they say to receive at least one

hundred fifty refugees per day and nothing really coming from the bangladesh side is how that's going to be implemented but myanmar officials saying they're going to be ready starting next week now the united nations has come in and said that they're concerned about the repatriation process they say it needs to be verified that those repatriations are voluntary it's very important for that because of obviously the horrors that these people fled that they said they fled back last year that they need to make sure it's a safe environment for them to go back into so it will be a slow process at the beginning but both nations myanmar and bangladesh saying that that's going to start to go online very soon. the president of france has met refugees and migrants who are stuck in the northern port of cali as they wait across the english channel to model my calls expected to pressure britain's prime minister to resign may to allow in more migrants when they meet later this week thousands were evicted from the so-called jungle my can count nikolaj before it was

demolished last year a record number of asylum requests were made to friends also last year. still ahead here on al-jazeera fears of fallout after the shooting of a prominent serb politician in kosovo. and the us marks a holiday dedicated to slain civil rights leader martin luther king but is this is green because the line. ally we've had some very heavy snowfall for much of last week this week i think is going to be across the southern areas it's probably we are going to see some very heavy rain pushing through you can see the sea effect snow which should be pushing into the western side of the country the relatively warm waters meeting up with the cool land mass producing some really heavy coverings as snow for across

a good part of honshu western ayers of honshu in particular has been wise but disruption and as you can imagine very difficult getting out and about under these conditions over the next couple of days is going to be that wet weather coming in across q.c. filtering into southern areas of honshu will at least be warmer temperatures getting up into the maid teens as a result of that across central and southern parts of china things a good deal quieter quiet enough for some pretty dense fog in shanghai actually. that spoke has been sitting across much of the city over the next couple days we should start to see the winds picking up and that should help to lift the fog into a low classic. quite enough at present temperatures same shanghaied to get up to around thirteen degrees celsius come south with some pleasant conditions install hong kong getting up to twenty four degrees.

dizzy re-explore as prominent figures of the twentieth century and how and why buildings influenced the course of history so that he did not get enough credit for ending the budget would be the big historical figure but he was mandela the biggest con in the world. the prisoner and the president who came together to end up apartheid in south africa nelson mandela and f.w. de klerk face to face at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching after their own cell run a reminder of our top stories kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets of

turkey makes good on its threat to move against fighters in syria which it calls terrorists the turkish military is preparing a strike against my b.g. members who form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces turkey's president is accusing the u.s. of violating its border area. also boehner there says seven hundred fifty thousand rohingya refugees will be repatriated to neighboring meanwhile within the next two years the bangladeshi government says the deal was settled on this week the u.n. is reminding both countries of the ripping up must go home voluntarily and the central council of the p.l.o. is considering withdrawing the organizations recognition of israel they've been meeting to discuss u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. a serb official is warning that the killing of a prominent kosovo politician could push the violated a volatile sorry region into chaos all over it valid which was shot four times

outside his party's headquarters in the northern part of a town of the three he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in tributes in one thousand nine hundred nine kosovo's president denounce the killing steph and good on of it has more from a star correspondent there in belgrade obviously a very sensitive murder happening at a very crucial time in the politics of the area what more do we know about the circumstances leading to the shooting. so far it is known that it is a very shocking news for serbian community in kosovo and for the serbian public here in serbia it is shown by the fact that the president of serbia alexander which is called the immediate national security council here in belgrade in the building of the serbian presidency and in less than forty five minutes we are

expecting his official address and he will probably define what will be the next steps of the official belgrade when it comes to the belgrade prishtina dialogue and when we talk about that it is fair to say dad to one of the representatives of the serbian delegation in brussels said that their dialogue for now will be terminated and the serbian delegation is on its way back to belgrade many strong reactions from both the government and opposition here in belgrade also strong condemnation in cost of all on behalf of the serb community in northern cost of all but also from the government of the republic of course of all pristina what we know so far and it is very clear that this will have huge consequences on the relationship between ethnic albanians and ethnic serbs because when we talk about serbs in kosovo and in serbia all the way to on the which was perceived as a person of dialogue and peace who spoke goodell's binion on the other had

a completely different picture among the costs of all being yes we're all a bit of an average in the first line was more crime suspect of course it is still fairly unclear what is going to happen in the very volatile region of northern ca so we're of on which was from and also it is fair to say that he was opposition politician not only in kosovo but also when it comes to the serbian politics we know that he was admitted to the hospital with several gunshot wounds and with no balls the news was broken later early this morning by his lawyer and later confirmed by both costs of all and. for the moment stephan got out of it will leave it there in belgrade thank you. yes police have charged a couple with torture after the thirteen starving children were rescued from the family home some changed chained to their beds one of the children managed to escape in a place in california but on the hunt has more

a family photo appearing to show david and louise typin surrounded by their thirteen children those children ranging in age from two to twenty nine and now being treated in hospital police say they found them locked up in their home starving and in filthy conditions medical staff treating them spoke of their shock at what they in counted in the time we live and it's unfortunate to see that it's actually heartbreaking for the staff and. it just it's unbelievable when you see. police were called to this family home in paris east of los angeles on sunday they say a girl had managed to escape and call them from a mobile phone she found in the house the go told police she was seventeen they say she was so amazed cheat appeared to them to be just ten years old police risk you twelve brothers and sisters some of the malnourished and chained to the beads. they

arrested the parents fifty seven year old david tippin and forty nine year old luis typin some who saw the police operation chose not to show their faces on camera one said she saw the mother being arrested she was just like been acting a little weird and. does a kid the police officer was talking to her and she just kept like smooth murk you know him and like kind of like this she's been twice down before they were all in pj's because it was early in the morning. they were very very pale skinned like almost like they've never seen the sign police gave no indication as to why the parents had kicked the children captive neighbors say the tippins and the children really emerged it all came out and they don't have to mow the lawns together and then they'd all go and i always had a suspicion because the house never looked like there was

a lot of action in front of it a facebook page that appears to have been created by the parents shows the couple getting married in posts from two thousand and sixteen and surrounded by their children all in matching dresses and suits the parents have been charged with torture and child endangerment into being held on by at nine million dollars each medium honed al-jazeera. no there's been a mixed welcome for pope francis in chile crowds lined the streets of the capital to cheers rival but in other parts of santiago protesters demanded the pontiff speak out about paedophile priests and what they say is the catholic cover up of their crimes security for the visit was round after five churches were vandalized. a large bridge under construction has collapsed in colombia killing ten workers the laborers were working on the drainage system a long. bridge when the part of it fell or thirty's are still trying to find out if any workers are unaccounted for the bridge was part of the main thoroughfare

connecting the capital by the tar to. a city southeast of the capital. a number of people have been killed during a shootout between venezuelan special forces and members linked to a former police pilot accused of leading last year's rebellion against the government the pilot has been on the run for more than six months or skipper as has posted videos of himself on social media showing his injuries from the fighting in june last year for as he used the stolen helicopter to throw grenades and shoot at government buildings in caracas. now the united arab emirates is planning to file a complaint against qatar with the u.s. civil aviation agency after saying that qatari air force jets intercepted two commercial flights qatar though says the whole thing is made up and the u.s. military hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted and the barber reports. and morality passenger plane takes off from dubai on monday the

civil aviation authority of the united arab emirates said two qatari jets had intercepted a plane like this bound for hurricane but in international airspace later u.a.e. state media reported a second battery inbound plane had been intercepted by qatari jets qatar totally denies the claims we are used to such false claims. you know the. national. agency of the national agency. this might go through for the normal people but. for countries. and high tech and they have a radar image and it's will be obvious for them that this is a lie bahrain's foreign ministry issued a statement saying the ministry of foreign affairs affirms that this hostile behavior by qatar against civil aircraft has become frequent in recent times and jeopardizes the safety of civil aviation and poses

a threat to the lives of civilians. the timing here is interesting over the weekend cut our father new complaint with the united nations over what it called the second violation of kataria space by m r r t jets in recent weeks what's clear is the air blockade imposed on qatar since last june has highlighted issues around how much airspace each country has qatar for example are left with very little air space and therefore they are relying on the overflights the firings and space to be able to fly in and out of the states so it's definitely for spotlight on a potential problem that i'm sure could be addressed and in the outcome of this stuff crisis this latest round of claim and counterclaim comes as part of defense minister is in london to meet his u.k. counterpart recently qatar placed an order worth nearly seven billion dollars with britain's be a systems for twenty four fighter jets it's a reminder that despite the blockade carter still has our eyes and spending power. in a phone call with the emir of qatar on monday president trump praise the nation's efforts

to fight terrorism something welcomed by the defense minister this is another to prove to the you know the quartet's the embargo. all the clear the thirteen so-called false this is approved by your friends and over a day something in you comes up prove that. lying to their people. it's hard to predict how long the crisis will last but qatar is hoping its legal and humanitarian arguments will persuade its allies to intervene the dean barber al jazeera london. in hong kong three pro-democracy activists are having to wait longer to find out whether they'll go to jail or not judges adjourned their final appeal against conviction for their role in the so-called umbrella protests four years ago. lethal law and joshua wall remain on bail while says the eventual ruling will have big implications for protest protests across asia.

china's denounced a meeting in canada on strengthening sanctions against north korea as illegal officials from twenty nations will gather in vancouver for the talks hosted by the u.s. secretary of state and canadian foreign minister but china says the meeting is irrelevant because leave it nor russia are invited to u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping discussed the korean peninsula by phone chinese state media says she's message was that the easing of tensions must continue. now americans are going back to work after monday's national holiday to celebrate martin luther king day on the day off when everybody's asked to serve their community in memory of the late civil leader's civil rights leader president trump played golf reports from washington d.c. across the united states there have been several events to mark the life of martin luther king with his memorial in washington his son led the commemoration i'm not here to talk about what is not happened because we know what has not happened but i

am here to do is to look to the future figure out how we as a nation can come together. and. the nation that we always have been in alabama where the civil rights leader was in charge of a chart be a nice new statute to the international icon this year me morial only dr king's legacy but now the courageous men and women who stood and fall out for civil rights and justice during the fifty's and sixty's the president spent the day golfing in florida but mark the occasion in a video message it is the dream of a world where people are judged by who they are not how they look or where they come from but this president still faces claims he used a vulgar word to refer to african countries and others during immigration talks or two republican senators said he didn't use the word fellow republican lindsey graham didn't deny it was pretty embarrassing when you have to take your children

out of the room just to report the news democrat dick durbin was thought to be the source of the leak i know what happened i stand behind every word that i said the right threatens to do real talks on the immigration issue no one is daca the policy protecting thousands of undocumented migrants brought to america as children the u.s. government is facing a complete shutdown by friday unless there's a deal on spending limits the democrats say their position is absolutely clear no deal in dhaka no deal on spending alan fischer i'll just near washington. and on saturday we'll have a one hour special at seventeen hundred g.m.t. looking back a doubleton first year in office and what to expect in his second to get. your jobs there i'm so rahm and these are all top stories kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets have turkey makes good on its threat to move against

fighters in syria which it calls terrorists the turkish military is preparing a strike against wipe e.g. members who form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces turkey's president is accusing the us of violating its border area. he said traill council of the p.l.o. is considering withdrawing the organizations recognition of israel they've been meeting to discuss u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital they say the u.s. has lost its ability to mediate between israel and the palestinians under there says about seven hundred fifty thousand ring refugees will be repatriated to neighboring miramar within two years the bangladeshi government says the deal was settled on this week the u.n. is reminding both countries the writing must go home voluntarily with their safety in short the president of france has been meeting refugees and migrants as he tries to sell a new immigration bill a minimal microphone with today migrants and in cross

a before traveling to cali michael is expected to push britain's prime minister to reason made to allow in more migrants when they meet later this week a service officials warning that the killing of a prominent kosovo serb politician could push the volatile region into chaos all over event of it she was shot four times outside his party's headquarters in the northern coast of a town of mitra. he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one thousand nine hundred ninety there's been a mixed welcome for pope francis in chile crowds lined the streets of the capital to cheer for his arrival but in other parts of santiago protesters demanded the pontiff speak out about paedophile priests and what they say is the catholic cover up of their crimes security for the visit was ramped up after five churches were vandalized and a california couple have been charged with torture after police found their thirteen children locked up in their home some of the malnourished and chained to

their beds officials say one girl managed to escape and call them from the mobile phone the children ranging from two to twenty nine those were the headlines do stay with us here on out is there inside story is next. is donald trump playing with fire by backing kurds in syria yes he is says turkey which feels threatened by a new army of thirty thousand mainly kurdish soldiers on the border how much volatility will they add to the war zone this is inside story.