a survivor of the genocide there were people who begged me to kill them to under suffering but it didn't have the heart and has dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. holding them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter at this time on al-jazeera. twenty eight killed and fifty others wounded in coordinated attacks and bikini capital the french embassy and the army headquarters are targeted. i know i'm watching our jazeera live from london also coming up the u.n.

imagery which shows the bombardment of eastern is getting worse despite a cease fire ordered by russia. as donald trump started a trade war the global backlash grows with a well known american products in the firing line. and europe struggles to cope with an onslaught of snow and freezing temperatures passengers are trapped in trains and cars. first to begin a fast where at least twenty eight people have been killed in coordinated attacks on the military headquarters and the french embassy in the capital ouagadougou witnesses are saying the mosque attackers used guns and explosives during the assault. has more. plumes of smoke rising above booking a fast says capital the third major assault in two year is.

this latest attack conducted by islamic extremist fighters according to the bookies government coordinated and well planned the targets the army headquarters and the french embassy. seven soldiers were killed at that when a tree h.q. several of those wounded eight attackers were killed by the armed forces but it's not known if there will bore people involved witnesses said the attackers had arrived in a pickup truck and started shooting off shouting allahu akbar they set fire to the truck and continued to shoot video we did hear. there there were a lot of shots fired damage everywhere two policemen went by and near the army headquarters there was a car with around four to six people they fired there was an explosion we saw a lot of shots fired a lot of smoke and then people started running back in a fast as the cation in the sun so hard has made it a target for groups of fighters who operate in the region tens of thousands of

people have fled the area because of frequent attacks. last year and al qaeda affiliated group attacked a turkish restaurant in a market killing nineteen people in two thousand and sixteen thirty people died in another assault in a hotel and restaurant in the city the region was once a french colony france now has four thousand troops in the sahara region supporting the old forces in five countries that the attack is the latest against the country's security forces in a region where violence has increased in recent years. al-jazeera. the un human rights chief says as strikes in the besieged syrian neighborhood of east and go to probably amount to war crimes and should be prosecuted at least twenty two civilians have reportedly been killed as government forces re took more ground from rebel fighters on friday it's all a binge of aid reports from neighboring turkey.

makeshift clinics in eastern who have been filling up with the wounded most of the civilian casualties are women and children. are waiting for the civilians to receive aid so we can preserve their lives we are waiting for reaction from the world. that wait for the world to help stop the attacks and has gone on for years and since the government's latest offensive began last month morgues have run out of space for the dead. instead of receiving worshipers on friday this mosque god bombs people here say syrians iranians and russians are mocking the united nations and the security council since again anima cease fire resolution on saturday there have been hundreds of attacks in eastern guta. where this mosque was here to praise god there are no weapons or cannon here the regime bombed it ten minutes before the ceasefire why are you the world silent on these war crimes those allegations have

echoed at the human rights council the un human rights chief says the syrian regime and its allies are potentially carrying out crimes against humanity civilians are being pounded into submission or death and the perpetrators of these crimes must know that they are being identified last years are being built up with a view to the prosecution and that they will be held accountable for what they have done syria must be referred to the international criminal court attempts to war justice and share these criminals are disgraceful day five of the five hour pause in fighting was no different from previous days with more airstrikes and shelling close to seven hundred people have been killed in the relentless bombardment the choices for nearly four hundred thousand people are to starve surrender or die. in addition to the attacks on residential areas level

positions on the front lines are also under heavy. bombardment usual islam until after ramadan fighters have been holding meetings with families to assure them they are not going to retreat we are still dr in eastern huta about the potential crimes against humanity remarks and he replied with a question has a road drawn another red line and said never again he asked because the assad government's attacks on civilians have become more brazen strong words from the u.n. humanitarian chief but like other statements and resolutions they remain just that words with no action but some of it. because young in the turkey syria border meanwhile the united nations has really satellite images of areas of eastern geisha showing the extent of the destruction i now feel goes from the un operational satellite applications program based in geneva he told me earlier that g m a is the worst. well these images shows us that there has been

increase and. the garment in using ghouta and in particular in doom of that to be animal is based on a satellite image taken this morning compared to an image taken on the twenty third oath temporary so what we observe in the imagery is continued. to continue shelling and continued damage to infrastructure in doing this city case in duma it can be sometimes it's going to distinguish between residential areas and businesses etc but we do observe damage to a large number of different types of buildings including what seems to be residential areas so it's quite widespread damage that you observe including you know damage to infrastructure. roads to areas that cetera we see certain areas where there's severe damage we could go areas

where there is no damage that we can see in the satellite images certain areas that are also out of that state but what red damage but there are definitely areas that we see you know heavily affected warn our top story now the bombing attacks in the capital of the kenya fast today we can speak to algiers there is nicolas hat his life rests in the capital ouagadougou and nicholas this was a well planned and or day attack against the government with the army headquarters being targeted but also a key foreign target the french embassy targeted as well have we heard any more about who might have been behind these attacks. well no one has claimed responsibility yet for these attacks we we have no one that has come forward and this isn't unusual the last a time that happened in august that targeted a restaurant here in water due to no one claimed that attacked either it's part of

the fear tactics now i mean the road of the nation that's the main artery and right behind me is the military headquarters were closer by a few hours ago and the military told us to move back they're patrolling the streets here they're on the edge they're really trying to keep the call this road that's the only very busy at this time of the night bustling with activity is completely quiet people have stayed indoors they're scared they're fearful to come out this isn't the first attack and it's happened as we mentioned earlier on in the military headquarters on the french embassy in the french institute those three places are supposed to be the safest and most secured places in this country and yet the attackers came in a taxi drove up to the military headquarters paid the taxi man and then started spraying the headquarters with bullets it took hours before the break you know of any of the special forces were able to neutralize those attackers simultaneously at

the french embassy the french institute there was an attack the french special forces who have a big bangs here and wanted to go who were deployed they use drones that use helicopters and in a matter of forty five minutes where they were able to neutralize the attackers with no casualties but of course people here are fearful now there's been attacks last year it has been many attacks that don't make the headline news in the north of the country next to the border of mali in the share in the south hill area where there are several of the insurgents group insurgent group. linked to al qaida insurgent group led i still have joined forces. and are targeting countries here in this time hell not just greek you know fast they're also mali you share in chad and so. last year the g five to hell which is the combination of the armed forces of the country that is now with the french have started patrolling these

areas and so there has been an intensification of conflict between the insurgent groups and in the end the forces here and this morning there was supposed to be a meeting of the chief of staff of the g. five that held the chief of staff of all these countries that were supposed to meet in the building where the attack took place this morning and marion you know the atmosphere is still tense there in the making of us a capital ouagadougou thank you very much for updating us on what we know so far about developments that today nicholas. the european commission has threatened to slap doozies own son of america's most well known products in response to u.s. plans to high tariffs on foreign aluminum and steel commission president jean-claude juncker says harley davidsons bourbon and levi jeans could be hit with a twenty five percent tax is president johnson is through with his promise and is kimberly i'll get reports a growing list of countries are also valid to retaliate. it's a move targeting china and the lesser quality steel u.s.

president donald trump says is flooding the american market for in steel brought into the united states will be slapped with an additional fee of twenty five percent ten percent on aluminum all purported to protect u.s. jobs to bring steel back it was a major campaign promise to steel and aluminum workers in states like pennsylvania and michigan and helped trump win the white house and well trump has singled out china it isn't even in the top ten among steel exports to the united states according to the u.s. commerce department it's canada that ranks number one as sixteen percent of all exports to the u.s. well china is that number eleven responsible for less than two percent of the steel imported into the united states may find that they found the u.s. adopting anti-dumping anti subsidy tariffs in hundreds of cases of imported steel and aluminum products is to protect their domestic products of all countries

imitate the u.s. approach then this would have a serious impact on the global trade order fears of a global trade war have sent world financial markets into uncertainty and on twitter trump defended his position arguing the trade wars are good and easy to win that trade war appears underway canada mexico china australia brazil and the european union are all threatening retaliatory measures against u.s. products this is not something we want to see that we will continue to engage with the american administration in the coming days so that the understand that this will. not sit idly while our industries which were going for measures that put thousands of european jobs at risk you. firmly commensurately to defend our interests one of europe's largest appliance manufacture. sure a selector like says as a result of trance announcement it is delaying an investment of more than two

hundred fifty million dollars in the us state of tennessee it appears that trumps tariffs designed to save american jobs in the industrial sector now putting other u.s. jobs at risk kimberley health al-jazeera washington but should wolf as an economics professor at university of massachusetts and co-founder of the website democracies at what dot info he says that trans announcement is motivated by politics and could actually hung the economy like most trade wars it has less to do with trade and more to do with the politics of the societies that begin down in this case our country governed by mr trump right now is governed by a minority a president who wasn't elected by the majority of the people has lost support throughout his regime and is now busy trying to curry favor in this case with

producers of steel and aluminum in the united states who have been unable to compete successfully with the rest of the world and now want protection in the form of tariffs so they can raise their prices and yes as you point out this will help hire workers in those industries which is what the president talks about but it will damage employment in all the industries that buy steel and aluminum which is many because they will face higher prices for their inputs and that will cause all kinds of difficulties leading to layoffs meanwhile people are talking about global trade implications that's not really the issue because this is a fight between two sets of capitalists in each country trying to maneuver the government to their own advantage. and i doubt if they are a step ahead yanmar sends troops to its border with bangladesh triggering fears of

has to expel thousands of refugees living in no man's land. of a down and off its knees politicians make a last ditch effort to win over voters out of sunday's election. out of the really heavy showers evident in queens and moving ever more inland as you can see where fewer people live but they're still big shots in fact something of a circulation that it's even if it is over the water give it a name but it's not so it's just big shows and that's the what is part of australia there are a few shells posture down the coast of new south wales and think many if any twenty nine degrees in melbourne very healthy bit cooler in adelaide and perth twenty seven in the silver tench of one to big shells showing themselves in western australia but they're going to be pretty well scott it however we have got the

extension of the stuff in queens and down towards new south wales it is well inland again but it's still substantial rate you see now we've got some rain much lighter around new zealand this is sporadic in the way the cloud is broken you can see that but it's coming on the winds more as parallel to the coast so if you're on the west coast the south on johnson is going to be a disappointing day overcast with outbreaks of rain o'loghlin looks fine and both crusher should or clint ought to be enjoying broad if not sunny would say here on the west coast not so good now the wind is much lighter on sunday the cloud is much the sunday again looks are more bright than dull day. on counting the cost the italian job what the next government has to do when it comes to the economy the first drop breaks a treaty gets a frosty reception in the u.k.

plus we'll explain what five g.'s is all about and if it even matches counting the cost at this time on a does it. there's no one way of telling a story a key thing is to tell it right and to be respectful best not to say it is great we have to get to know the person for he tells. them. welcome back without is there an update of the stories making headlines now there are reports that as many as twenty eight people have been killed dozens more wounded in coordinated attacks on the military headquarters and the french embassy and the kenya fastow's capital ouagadougou the united nations has really satellite

images from last week which show major damage to parts of east and despite a cease fire at least twenty two civilians have reportedly been killed as government forces we took more ground from rebel fighters on friday and stock markets around the world are tumbling in response to u.s. president donald trump's plans to impose heavy tariffs on imported steel and allen minium while the e.u. commission says it will slap some of america's most well known products if the move goes ahead. on other stories we're following me on mars army is being accused of bullying and intimidating rango refugees in the no man's land between its border with bangladesh. has spoken to witnesses who say the troops fired slingshots and threw bottles at the refugees some even trying to climb a fence into bangladeshi territory bangladesh's told me to withdraw its forces from the shared border where thousands of rangar have sought refuge imraan khan has more range of muslims fleeing myanmar face harassment the troops that push them

a buck making it very clear they want to go in for good. this woman shows us her suitcase which she says was hit by ricocheting bullets fired into the camp al-jazeera producer tom baer charity spoke to those who fled from the army troops there said they were intimidated they were using bullhorn and mikes warning them to get out of this area. alcohol bottles and right using even sling shot at some point some of the troops they've been tried to climb the fence into the no man's land to intimidate them but where stopped by the buying of there's a broader gods. bangladesh is protesting the deployment of troops along the border and says it's highly irregular it prompted bangladesh to summon me. and demand the troops be pulled back as. they came at around ten am brought in seven trucks with two ladders in each vehicle a total of fourteen and they tried to cross the barbed wire fences to forcefully

destroy our camp this area is widely referred to as no man's land for weeks myanmar soldiers have up their patrols of the border fence. and use loud hailer is to order the estimated six thousand ranger to leave but hundreds of the refugees have already given into the soldiers orders and crossed into bangladesh. it's been six months since almost seven hundred thousand range of muslims fled a military crackdown in me and miles of rocking state united nations called it a textbook example of ethnic cleansing refugees spoke of systematic murder sexual violence and arson. but the government insists it was simply defending itself after attacks from. myanmar reports of the claim some of those range of fighters are hiding within the border camp. meanwhile are helping refugees prepare as best they can for the coming monsoon season one assessment says more than

a hundred thousand people could be affected by floods and landslides the diplomatic route of the truth movement to the border now threatens a controversial deal to send the range of refugees back to myanmar many will be questioning whether it will ever really be safe to go back to me on the imran khan . the qur'an is killed eleven people including three u.n. aid workers in the northeast of nigeria happened in the remote town of run near the border with cameroon outside a camp fifty five thousand people displaced by the conflict and file has more from a. suspected book fighters according to reports we have used the darkness of the night to mount this brazen attack late on thursday they used a truck mounted with guns and also rocket propelled grenades to overpower a post guarding a camp for the internally displaced people this camp houses about fifty five

thousand people victims of the war that has been going on it still going on between the government and book harm fighters. the u.n. has confirmed the killing of three aid workers two of them work for the international organization for migration and one a medical doctor with. unicef also a female nurse is missing and there were reports about four aid worker who was either killed or injured or so the security report from the side of the government has confirmed the killing of four soldiers and four policemen without giving any details about whether civilians were more civilians were wounded or killed in this attack. somalia says it doesn't recognize a port deal between the break way region of somaliland the u.a.e. and ethiopia reports agreement was signed with the u.a.e. owned company d.p. world in dubai on thursday somaliland declared itself for a public in one thousand nine hundred one but it's not recognized by mach

additional most of the international community somalia says the port deal undermines its unity and goes against its constitution. britain's prime minister is laid out more details on what kind of trading relationship the u.k. will have with the european union once it withdraws from bloc to resume a has been under pressure to spell out exactly how she'll avoid a hard order in ireland while also satisfying the demands of competing factions in her own party eve barker reports. a rallying cry for bricks it from the british prime minister to resign it's her fourth major speech on britain's departure from the e.u. in which she set out the government's vision on future trade ties with europe this is a negotiation and neither of us can have exactly what we want. but i am confident that we can reach agreement we both want good access to each other's markets we want competition between us to be fair and open and we want reliable transparent means

of verifying we are meeting our commitments and resolving disputes may suggest that the u.k. would mirror some e.u. rules and break away from others to ensure a continuation of frictionless trade with the e.u. she suggested setting up a system to mutually recognise each other's goods and services but is all this complexity really worth it and rest it the answer is no we won't think again on bret's it the british people voted for brics it and i think it is incumbent on their politicians to deliver on the decision that we asked them to take the british prime minister has been accused over very good on workable proposals by the european union and of being paralyzed by divisions within her own political party she's hoping that this key speech which store some credibility in her ability to deliver. but before negotiations can move forward outstanding issues need resolving including what's going to happen here on the border between northern ireland

a part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland and e.u. member to reason may said the border will remain open promising a combination of new technology and trust to keep goods and people moving without a hard border. text contains their legal commitments on wednesday the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier said northern ireland should remain part of the customs territory with the e.u. after brics it. to reason may says any e.u. attempt to effectively an extra region will never happen she now has to provide more detail on how her high tech plan will work prime the u.k. and e.u. also can't agree on what's going to happen immediately after breaks it during the two year transition period the e.u. wants its courts to have the final say in any disputes of a u. nationals arriving joining that time to have the same rights as those arriving before breaks it to resume a switch to the planned. these and other issues need to be resolved before the e.u.

summit on march the twenty second without any progress trade remains off the table negotiations. al-jazeera london. italian politicians have been trying to win over voters out of this weekend's parliamentary election expected to be one of the most polarizing in years the populist five star one looks to be the strongest candidate in the single biggest party in the parliament from. explains. well this final rally by the five star movement did feature but we grew at the end he's the man who co-founded the party but there is a new generation now running it thirty one year old luigi to my own hopes to be italy's next prime minister and he hopes he says he can do that without going into an alliance or a coalition with other parties but the new electoral system that italy has which is a mixture of proportional representation of first past the post might make that very difficult his party was the biggest single party on around twenty eight

percent but they were way behind this coalition led by silvio berlusconi and his foot so it's hardly a party his partner is a well known for their hardline stance on immigration luigi demaio has made a thing of not really talking about immigration trying to reach out both to the right and to the left on the youth vote he's promised things like a guaranteed basic income of around a thousand dollars a month he also wants to raise taxes on energy companies whether or not he will stick to the line of not forming an alliance in parliament is hard to say because if as many people predict they'll be a hung parliament after sunday then he has suggested he could do some kind of deal with other parties without giving them ministerial seats at the moment then really really hard to say who will emerge as the next prime minister. israeli police have questioned prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife over

a corruption case involving the country's largest telecommunications company and being investigated of allegations bezerk telecom provided favorable coverage of them on a news website in return for favors from communications regulators that's an eon who denies any wrongdoing. well if you're in europe this obviously will come as no surprise the region is in the grip of a deep freeze after the so-called beast from the east a blast of siberian air that brought snow and freezing conditions at the start of the week ek and ireland and now being battered by storm emma it's forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across the island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow it's not all doom and gloom the british olympian made the most of the conditions snowboarding his way through the streets of essex in england the twenty eight year old is fresh from taking bronze in a bigger event at the way to games jack. while

temperatures as low as minus fifteen degrees celsius have frozen croatia's famous water for the fist lakes didn't stop some brave tourists from venturing to the popular destination though schools stayed closed on friday and thousands of towns and villages are without power. well there is more on everything we're covering including of course our top story attacks in the. capital al-jazeera dot com more on that story in a moment. so there are reports that as many as twenty eight people have been killed in coordinated attacks on the military headquarters and the french embassy in walk into the capital of the kenya fast so dozens of others a said to have been wounded witnesses say the last attack has used guns and

explosives during the assault a government spokesman says several of the gunmen have been killed. there were lots of shots fired everywhere two police move. at least four people sort of co but forward there was an explosion we saw a lot of shots fired a lot of smoke and then people started running. when moving to our other top stories the european commission has threatened to slap duties on some of america's most well known products including harley davidsons and levi's in response to u.s. plans to high tariffs on foreign alimony and steel stock markets have tumbled in response to the plan with japan's nikkei index finishing down two and a half percent on friday european and u.s. markets were also affected the united nations has released satellite images from last week which show major damage to parts of eastern ghouta are in syria despite

a cease fire at least twenty two civilians have reportedly been killed as government forces reach out more ground from rebel fighters on friday. politicians in italy and making their final pitch to win over voters ahead of this weekend's parliamentary election before polls were blacked out two weeks ago pollsters predicted a hung parliament with the former prime minister silvio berlusconi's alliance of center right groups expected to emerge as the largest bloc but with not enough seats to govern alone while the anti establishment five star movement looks certain to gain the largest single party vote bangladesh's told me to withdraw its troops from their shared border an area widely referred to as no man's land where thousands of rangoon seeking refuge has been telling the refugees to leave the area for weeks and since thursday troop numbers there have multiplied we'll have more on that story and everything else at the top of the next hour from doha that's it for

myself and the team here in london counting the cost is coming up next on al-jazeera to stay with us. to late to balance the same time laugh again the public has forty more than a million people to meet that will. cause the race on the ground to bring the best or reports on how people are struggling to carry on with our lives amused and ongoing. as i'm speaking of this is counting the cost on your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week we'll look at how italy's fragile economic recovery could be at risk of melting away at if the next government fails to address some key issues stealing for a global trade war u.s. president donald trump's announcement to see.