but then again we have to take it with our loss last year reporters without borders calls the philippines the deadliest country for media in asia and what is happening here reflects a growing on the mosty towards journalists worldwide and that to stay lity openly encouraged by political leaders and authoritarian regimes pose a threat to democracy the center for media freedom and responsibility focuses on the rights of filipino journalists it says there have been more than eighty attacks on journalists since president assumed office in two thousand and sixteen we should not forget that the despite of the big pattern and the pattern had been set march earlier. when president began to demonize mainstream press since one nine hundred eighty six more than one hundred sixty journalists have been killed in the philippines most of them worked in the provinces or observers say media protection is virtually non-existent. the

mugging down the massacre in two thousand and nine is the single worst attack against journalists anywhere in the world thirty two were shot need to lated and buried on their way to an electoral event in the southern philippines those accused of being behind the killings reportedly of strong political ties to the government grieving families are angry no one's yet been convicted almost ten years after the massacre and they are losing hope. in dog and i'm just manila. the global long story industry produces greenhouse gas emissions cars planes trains and even ships combined but you won't see it mentioned products don't mark is considering goals which would require such disclosures if reports from copenhagen.

in this supermarkets the label on the potatoes or sausages that you're about to buy will soon be able to tell you exactly how much damage it's done to the flints in an attempt to reduce its garment emissions and slow down climate change the danish government wants to introduce a new rating label for food products consumers are very. concerned about the climate change and if you if you look at this. with the climate labeling on will we consume or get information ok and they want to make it change the one to do something. and then they can say ok because it's. when it comes to our carbon footprints not all products are made the same some require a lot of land and water resources well other products had to be transported for hundreds of kilometers by plains or in order to get here adding to.

agriculture is one of the major contributors to the level of carbon emissions that's driving climate change worldwide denmark is building wind farms promoting energy efficiency and getting rid of fossil fuels cars and also wants to reduce pollution caused by the food industry in order to have zero emissions by the year two thousand and fifty but developing a label that calculates that won't be an easy task some say it will be a waste of valuable time. it's going to be very complicated as we look at look on this label. our our fears that the consumers will be maybe even more confused because now you have another label on top of all the other labels that exists and really i think we need to act now. we know what has to be done we need to eat less meat have the same thing about the notion of a label system will not save the planet. but radically changing our eating habits will says does insect farmer teaching the next generation to cook with larvae i am

worms instead of meat he says is far more effective. so insects are the answer because they pollute a hundred times less than beef does for instance and we want to make further that the children know this because basically they are the habitants of the world of the future to the time i came was like. well most seem to agree there isn't much time left to bring global warming closer to the forefront of people's minds solutions on how to feed the world in the future without destroying its ferry and some. might take a bit of courage for an ounce for al-jazeera open half and. well still out here all al-jazeera peter will have the story and the story of a young afghan pointing to a little messy news on the road to the taliban that's just ahead school.

full stops is peter thank you very much you ventus have. dominance and said the defending champions beat fierce rivals in summer land in the dog on friday to extend the lead at the top of the table to live and points. to the second hole of hit it was the only goal of the game in to rain a have now won fourteen of their fifteen league games so far this season with one draw with the only blemish on their record in to remain food in the table behind.

english champions manchester city have also made in them beaten start to be a premier league campaign they travel to fourth place chelsea on saturday chelsea lost last time out and the boss of the london club study admits he has no idea how to get the better. side. very difficult measure against maybe at the moment the best diverse team in europe so when nobody well that is very difficult to be. against. i lost every match so i don't know you have to ask somebody who. has fifty sixty month who are consistent every three days that is the most difficult things which in business and then be seven games but sixty mount every three days that is a more difficult in all sports than normal outlets and that's why it's a big compliment for the players they know that and i repeat them i tell them every

day so if you're currently two points ahead of liverpool at the top of the premier league standings lupul also haven't lost the season you can plops maine or at bournemouth on saturday leicester will host tottenham who are third with huddersfield travelling to arsenal who are currently in fourth position on their table now a huge police operation is underway in madrid ahead of sunday's copper limited or a spinal fans of argentina's two biggest football club river plate and pocket juniors have started arriving in the spanish capital for the match it was relocated from when our sides of the second leg had to be postponed two weeks ago when river supporters attacked bachmann's team as it made its way to the el monumental stadium it's now been nearly a month since the teams played out a two two draw in the first leg of the final. but what if you know that person as a man but we had to leave almost one week before playing the final we played the first leg one month ago that's a long time in between matches to be honest this is not what i'm used to and this

is not what i have chosen as a coach even this trip to europe but i understand river plate are in the same situation as us and i understand that things just got out of hand no matter what the players or the coaches want a young afghan boy nicknamed little messi has been forced to flee home of the threats from the taliban would be captured hearts around the world two years ago when he was photographed wearing a blue and white plastic bag with leo messi his name written in pin he was even invited to meet messi and served as a mascot for the superstar player but since that dream moment he's life like thousands of other afghans has turned into a nightmare then our seven year old ahmadi has flared afghanistan's girls knee problems because of fighting his family is living in a room in the capital kabul among the many positions left behind all the football and jerseys signed by messi the family have also heard the taliban is searching for the young boy by name. and jennifer that some in which they sing are saying ever

since their son has become famous they have become rich and messy has given them a lot of money we didn't care but when the taliban got closer to our place then our lives were in danger and work lower their risk and i don't know why the taliban's become as enemy since he's been famous the taliban say if they capture him he'll be cast into pieces. i like messi a lot i want to live close to him and he should take me out of this place and when i see him i will say salaam and how are you but he will reply saying thank you and be safe then i will go with him to the pitch where he would play and i would watch him. a lawyer representing victims of abuse at the hands of former usa gymnastics dr larry nelson has called the organization selfish for filing for bankruptcy usa gymnastics faces one hundred lawsuits from over three hundred fifty athletes who blame it for failing to supervise nasser the doctor is serving life sentences for

sexually abusing women and girls under the guise of medical treatment. this bankruptcy filing was done for two reasons one is because they wanted to down they want to deny the current survivors the truth about what happened and who knew what when the reason for that is if people really knew what usa gymnastics was up to there be a crowd outside their office with torches and pitchforks demanding arrests. second is they don't want any future survivors to get any money and at the end of the bankruptcy what's going to happen is there is going to be a discharge of their claims so they did this for very selfish reasons new zealand have won a cricket test series away from home against pakistan for the first time of the forty nine years of trying on friday the new zealand has set the pakistanis two hundred eighty of a victory in the third test in abu dhabi now international cricket has not been tait in pakistan since two thousand and nine of to sri lanka's team bus was

attacked but they have enjoyed a ten year unbeaten run in their adopted her in the united arab emirates that would come to an end as to sell the williams sum of all and patel took three we could see each to help the kiwis to a one hundred twenty three one match when the other two one series triumph. england cricketer ben stokes won't miss any more games that he's bought in a fight outside a nightclub last year the all rounder who was cleared of a for a an organist was given a backdated eight match ban on friday but he won't have to serve that as he'd already missed five months of in the games following last september's incident he was also handed a thirty eight thousand dollars fine. twenty eleven masters champion shell schwartzel is the leader of the south african open in johannesburg at the halfway mark even though he has never won the seventy doesn't joy playing at home eight of his eleven european tour wins have come in south africa schwartzel shot an impressive sixty three on friday including this excellent eagle at the seventeenth

and is twelve under par overall and leads by one stroke. and that's all the sport for months from now we'll have another update for you again later on. because you can follow all of the stories that we're covering here on al-jazeera by logging on to our web site at al-jazeera dot com it's updated throughout the day and you've been watching al-jazeera news hour with me another full half hour of news on the other side of the break until then from me on the home news that's your time and your company. in nepal poverty leaves children vulnerable and at risk but sometimes those who say

they can help cause the most harm one of many shines a light on predators in the aid industry. on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tiger's nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in two thousand and eight the town put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it really brittanys happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. it pays well and doesn't require diplomas. and that's why so many in macau work for the casinos. but for those like g.e.

on whose struggle it school. dropping out has become the less evil perseverance the greater gamble. macao the future gamble on part of the viewfinder series a notice era. the miller investigation says trump's presidential campaign was in touch with a high ranking russian as far back as twenty fifteen.

pounds obama you're watching out several life my headquarters here in doha also coming up a top executive a chinese telecom giant way faces four charges in the u.s. accused of skirting sanctions on iran. and passing the torch to mini merkel a longtime ally of the german chancellor succeeds her as party leader. and outrage in france says police recused of heavy handed tactics in arresting student protesters. welcome to the program we begin in new york been multiple legal developments in an investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election in the past our special counsel robert mueller has revealed that moscow reached out to donald trump's campaigners far back as twenty fifteen

and federal prosecutors have asked for a substantial prison term for trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen the court filings described how in twenty fifteen an identified russian made an offer to current promising we quote synergy on a government level miller and his team of also giving details of how trump's former campaign manager paul manifolds lied to them about his contacts with a russian associate that led them to pulling out of a plea deal robert miller has also revealed the. a russian reveal that russia reached out to the trump card paid as far as. we go live to see in washington d.c. she had. people been taken aback by what they hearing that's come out of court it seems that prosecutors really want to see that lengthy prison sentence for at least one of tribes associates so what has that sort of. been saying as well

we're going to try and summarize what we've been reading without resorting to the sort of speculation that we often hear whenever anyone discusses the murder investigation often in the u.s. media certainly so let's go through those documents firstly that michael cohn donald trump's former fix what we have in the this isn't just about robert muller this is about the southern district of new york the federal prosecutors there who had a case against michael cohen part of that case was about his tax evasion related attacks you medallions the bit that's interesting from trump's point of view from donald trump's point of view is his violation of campaign finance law michael cohen was the into me jury who paid the hush money to silence women who had affairs with donald trump during the press during the presidential campaign the silencing was during the presidential campaign as word. what we have here there is a direct implication for the president in that crime this is that these are the

lines on approximately june sixteenth twenty fifteen individual one for whom cohen worked at the time began an old ultimately successful campaign for president of the united states individual one i mean from that description donald trump during the campaign kern played a central role in two similar schemes to purchase the rights to stories each from women who claim to have had an affair with individual one. cohen acted with the intent to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election in particular and its current himself as not admitted with respect to both payments he acted in coordination with and that direction of individual one time don't trump directly to the crime that one would think would be cause for concern for donald trump now let's move to what robert muller has been saying about to think is let's begin again with michael cohen though trump's fix up largely that you were talking about the the russian into me jury who said that they would be political synergy we sort

of knew a lot of the stuff there's a lot of the stuff was in the put political public domain already that donald trump and michael cohen were trying to get donald trump's name on a tower in moscow a deal that was pretty ineptly handled by by by all accounts and in the in the end what no one but a lot of russian intermediaries as well who promised all sorts of things whether they really were going to the government or not we don't really know but certainly a deal was trying to be done jury in the campaign later on during the campaign it ultimately went nowhere so we sort of knew all of that these the tributes regarding cohen from robert that are interesting current provided the special counsel's office with useful information concerning certain discrete russian related matters core to its investigation that he obtained by virtue of his regular contact with company executives during the campaign now that could just be more dodgy business dealings which would lead to some questions about thomas motivations during the campaign or as some pundits i'm sure hoping for this could be something to do with russian collusion again we do not know so we've got to be very clear about that

third karen provided relevant and useful information concerning his contacts with persons connected to the white house during the twenty seventeen twenty eighteen time period this is after the campaign we didn't know what it was looking into that period during the first year in office again potential cause for concern for donald trump so those are the certificates regarding current now we've now received. memo regarding paul man of fort who's been convicted of all sorts of crimes not related to donald trump but related to his rather dodgy lobbying on behalf of the ukrainian government well before the election he made a plea agreement with robert mueller to cooperate in return for a lighter sentence robert muller is saying that for broke the plea agreements robot pulled out of four denies that. motor says he lied about five different areas the first three seem to be connected to that dodgy lobbying for the ukrainian

government in the us while not being declared as well as various weird financial shenanigans which we don't have time to go into but this is the bit that will be of interest to donald trump. no before he also lied about another or in connection with another department of justice investigation what robert morris suggesting is jury his attempts to negotiate a plea agreement he seemed to be suggesting he would have information useful to this other investigation and so on but he didn't come through and what's interesting here is the name of the person that he said he had useful information about has been redacted. you have to speculate about who that might be and clearly there's a great deal of speculation so first donald trump so as robert mueller is saying poor amount of four lied about what he was going to offer the motor investigation he didn't come through with the goods and then he lied point five about making contact with the administration after the plea agreement so he made contact with the administration of the plea agreement not necessarily illegal but it is if you

agree with robert mueller not to do so so you are trying to keep it as simple as possible but these are the bits that will be of concern to donald trump one would think however he's tweeted in just in the last hour that he's not worried this was the tweet that we got of the beginning of the last totally clear is the president thank you that's from donald trump having seen some of these documents over the bit she has as we know this story is never simple and we will continue to analyze it with you in the days and weeks ahead thank you. court of vancouver has adjourned the bail hearing of hallways chief financial officer the one jew who is accused of breaching u.s. sanctions on iran u.s. prosecutors all seeking her extradition china says she's done nothing wrong and has demanded her release kristen soon because the latest from. among china's business elite among one zoo is considered royalty the daughter of the founder of telecom giant way a company c.f.o. and possible heir to the throne but to the united states mom is

a wanted criminal the charge confirmed in the canadian court on friday fraud specifically using an unofficial weiwei subsidiary to do business with iran in violation of u.s. sanctions china's foreign ministry has condemned her arrests and demanded the evidence. she do which what i can tell you is that neither canada nor the u.s. have provided any evidence to china that the person of the cases violated the laws of the two countries until now. canadian prosecutors acting on behalf of the us argued against freeing mongan bail saying her wealth made her an extreme flight risk while her lawyer said she'd never do anything to embarrass her family or her country in court filings the united states argued that mung was likely to flee to china if released on bail the united states believes that one way officials have been avoiding travel to the united states since april of two thousand and seventeen

when they became aware of the investigation and furthermore that they had been moving u.s. based employees out of the country who could have been called to testify in the case that's why when they became aware of her travel to canada on november twenty ninth they requested her extradition. mom's arrest comes amid mounting trade tensions between the u.s. and china and news of her arrest rattled investors the dow closed down more than five hundred points for the week racing games for the year but experts say the case is not about train i think it's very much sanctions issue and the desire to make sure that people know that we aren't kidding when the u.s. imposes sanctions nevertheless it could complicate trade relations as the two countries attempt to work out their differences kristen salumi al-jazeera a u.s. democratic senator says next week's vote seeking to end support for these coalition in yemen is to send

a message to saudi arabia that the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi has consequences chris murphy has tweeted that pulling the united states out of the war will hurt the saudi crown prince more than any sanctions the white house and so far resisted calls to hold momma been psalm are responsible for the murder of turkish intelligence has brief some u.s. senators on turkey's investigation into short she's death day two of talks aimed at ending the war in yemen hit a wall of to some progress on thursday still disagreements over reopening of the airport in the capital sanaa managing one of yemen's most important ports are reports from rimbaud village north of stockholm where those talks have been taking place. yemen talks hanging by a thread as the government delegation toughens its stance against who the rebels. president of the hardie's loyalists have told you an old boy martin griffiths they

weren't allowed reopening stand airport to international flights the government delegation insists all international flights must be strictly through airports and it's controlled in aden and how to molt that if we have to man we came here in order to find a solution to open the airport of santa we cannot just prejudge everything what we are asking is is this in the interest of the people or not we are not here to reward the militias we are here for peace. the son our airport was one of the first targets of the coalition into a thousand to fifteen the military alliance later close the airport to stop what it said was a flow of weapons from iran to the who these another.