but they also said this morning that they will not tolerate people vandalizing that they're not going to hurt people burning down buildings and burn it burning down properties a state of emergency has been declared in several parts of the country and curfews has been declared in many cities and schools and universities have been shut down indefinitely nearly nationwide making it very hard for people to congregate and what the government is trying to make sure is that people do not gather together to protest but because this is day four it doesn't seem like this problem is going to go away anytime soon unless the government tries to introduce some kind of reforms that would ease the people that ease them their surance of people and make them feel like yes something is being done to that they can be able to go on with their daily lives and afford basic commodities which at the moment many find an affordable. but most of the head around there including on the streets of ramallah way people are growing tired of the ineptitude of their political leaders coupled with the increasing brutality of the israeli occupation plus. the family of a seven year old girl accuse the u.s. border patrol of contributing to head death after she died eight hours after being

taken into custody. hello again welcome back we're here across china we are going to see a few rain showers here across parts of hong kong over the next day or two nothing too significant but we are going to sing some clouds as well so here on sunday a few showers in your forecast clouds there at twenty two degrees but the clouds are going to stay as we go towards monday those showers making their way to the north and a little further to the north though shanghai some quite nice with attempt a few of about eleven degrees or here across india we're still looking at some very heavy rain down towards the south this is including parts of sri lanka as well you can see those on the satellite image making their way slowly over here towards the west the rains could extend up here towards tonight down towards colombo maybe a little break here on sunday but you can see it is going to stretch just to the

north and really stay in the forecast there. slow cool flooding in the area we can't rule that out for that area but up here towards hyderabad it is going to be a partly cloudy day for you where the temperature there of about twenty nine to greece and here across much of the gulf we are looking at temperatures for doha a little cool at twenty two degrees but over here towards the west well for mecca it is going to be thirty three degrees there we are going to see some clouds over here towards medina on sunday but those clouds should start to dissipate as we go towards monday with attempt a few of about twenty five degrees. adored by millions like the stones most famous critic to arrive just prime minister on the blades of the national celebration. now one hundred days into his leadership people in power whether delivering on promises will be as easy in practice as it was in

theory. right now the nation is more feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. going to one of the top stories. the us federal government has partially shut down after the senate failed to approve payment for donald trump's controversial wall along the mexican border. and he's fifteen people have been killed and more than twenty five injured in two car bomb attacks in somalia's capital mogadishu. a sudan's government at least ten people have been killed during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel. ahead of the u.n.

monitoring team in yemen has arrived in the province of her data is tossed with overseeing a u.n. brokered cease fire between hoofy rebels and they sound emirati backed yemeni government moment at zero has this update. the month leading the u.n. cease fire morning says retired general but you come in other than he's there for talks with government officials as well as tribal elders from other than he's a potential trouble to our where he's going to meet other members of his team was already arrived in the control and together they're expected to take the drummy by route to the where they're going to be for the phos time see the city that there would be more littering the ceasefire from. the day the cease fire is seen as an essential step in and the conflict in yemen so far but diplomats say that it will take sustained in time much more pressure on both sides

to have it succeed the point of a day that is a vital lifeline for millions of yemen it's worth facing what the u.n. is calling the world's wast humanitarian crisis and it's one of the reasons why the peace talks so far centered on ensuring that these a cease fire to ensure that these continued supply of aid to the millions of yemen is needed the next round of talks expected to take place in quite some time in january thousands of people have attended the funerals of four palestinians killed by israeli forces during protests at a gaza israel border on friday along with victims were sixteen year old mohammed judge who palestinians have been protesting along the border area thirty nine consecutive weeks according to the right of return for palestinian refugees and an end to the twelve year israeli blockade since the rallies began more than two hundred fifteen palestinians have been killed and at least eighteen thousand

injured by israeli forces. christian a frustrated living in the occupied west bank under a growing feeling of helplessness. it's made worse by a greater israeli military presence and also by the ineptitude of their own political leaders stephanie decker reports from ramallah. it's been especially tense few weeks in the occupied west bank palestinian shootings in israeli incursions have killed people on both sides palestinians tell us they had not seen this amount of israeli soldiers on the streets of ramallah in years ramallah is the seat of power for the ruling palestinian authority and supposedly under full palestinian security control its outage an already pessimistic atmosphere. what's needed is that the palestinian authority stop security coordination with the israelis stop working together we don't benefit anything where a lost people in the situation has become very bad every time i come to the

missouri it's so hard to reach checkpoints all over the roads the traffic is a nightmare we hope that the world will do something to change this political situation a recent poll across the occupied west bank and gaza indicate that almost two thirds of palestinians want the resignation of president mahmoud abbas and other shows it increasing support for half particularly off of the escalation here in the west bank and also in gaza and the poll also suggests that the idea of an armed intifada as opposition to the occupation is gaining support that's moving away from diplomatic negotiations. carried out the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue significant criticism of the. for the lack of progress on the

reunification efforts most of the public to blame the two to one the blame is being placed on the bars on the rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody hoping for peace but you know everybody knows other side is very strong very strong every time we come a closer to make your views than the stop it you have some of the cues all the time they have excuses all of you were they are ready for peace but the other side are not ready you see the smile is seventy six years old and has lived in the all his life. in the palestinian authority do is controlled by israel just like us they should be a sovereign palestinian state every time the israeli want to read the terms they go in they go out they do what they want as another year draws to an end palestinians

say they seem to be moving further and further away from their hopes of one day achieving their own sovereign state stephanie decker al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. just breaking news for you now the u.s. envoy for the anti eisel coalition a brett mcgurk has quit that's a partner in further fallout from president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria which took his government by surprise and also led to the resignation of jim mattis the defense secretary said the latest casualty in the from this decision by the president which was announced on twitter on wednesday to pull out of syria now causing the resignation or the departure of the anti eisel coalition envoy brett mcgurk we'll bring you more news on that more developments as we get them. now several smart groups small groups should say of yellow vest protesters who are trying to converge on the shores leads in paris being met by a heavy security presence police using pepper spray to keep the demonstrators back

in southern france one driver was killed in a car crash at a roundabout blocked by protesters the government says at least ten people have died during the demonstrations they began more than five weeks ago against plans to increase fuel tax bill or turnout in paris is seen as a sign of economic concessions by president michel working to quell the anger. after months of hunting him in the colombian jungle security forces have shot and killed the man known as quatro the former far commander refused to surrender as part of a peace deal in twenty sixteen he was accused of drug trafficking extortion and murder charlotte bettas reports. flanked by senior ministers colombia's president rallied reporters for his big news boy. can't confirm that troia was killed in an operation he was killed by the heroes of colombia. this is quote your full name walter patricio. he was one of the most elusive and powerful rebels in

colombia wanted for drug trafficking extortion and murder. while choke commanded the all of us in a state of front a group of up to eighty former fulk rebels who have refused to twenty sixth in peace deal with the colombian government they continue to traffic cocaine and fight security forces. colombian police and military search the jungles for him for months this is really a pretty strange this is an effort of persistence we may not find out of today but it could be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow in a week or two we're not going to rest or stop this offensive the manhunt escalated after his group kidnapped and murdered to ecuador in journalists and their driver in march colombia and ecuador put on their most wanted list and offered hundreds of thousands of dollars for information leading to his capture. more than

three thousand army police and special forces were deployed to find him then on friday from the former front frontline and cocaine capital the colombian president took the podium and made a you know your you know i had a cloud on today i want to make clear that for quatro our party is over colombe many many communities in colombia will now sleep in peace because one of the most horrendous criminals that our country has known has fallen. cho was shot and killed in a military operation near the ecuadorian border shallop ballasts al jazeera. the family of the quite a modern go who died at the us mexico border two weeks ago is paid with the united states to allow her father to stay seven year old jacqueline cohen mccain was taken to hospital suffering from dehydration and shock after being detained by u.s. border guards david massa's been to meet her family at their home in guatemala.

when cloudy a mckean said goodbye to her daughter jacqueline on december first she never imagined it would be the last time she'd see her alive but what started out as the dream of a better life quickly turned to tragedy and just a week after her husband and daughter left this remote what a mall and village and headed north the united states cloudy received the news every mother dreads media i quote the moment i found out that my daughter died i felt an immense pain in my heart it was something that i never thought would happen when she heard that her father was going she decided she wanted to go to jacqueline died in a texas hospital two days after being taken into custody by u.s. border patrol domingo kyle says his seven year old granddaughter was happiest when she was at her father's side jacqueline jumped at the chance to join her father on his trip north and her family saw it as a chance to escape the poverty and lack of opportunity that plagues their community

and then he at them was. getting the girl made the decision to go to the united states and she was excited leaping up and down she was really happy but after they left we don't know what happened it hurts it really hurts. the cornfield where jacqueline used to play is quiet now and the shack where she lived with her parents and three siblings is locked up the memories of the little girl are too painful yet even as her family mourns others are preparing for their own american dream in communities like because it's rumored that smugglers are convincing people to bring their children on the trip north promising to the have a greater chance of getting political asylum for authorities here it's a worrying trend if her husband is deported cloudier doesn't know how they will ever pay off their debt to the smugglers who took him in jacqueline to the border one to be defined we don't have the means to support our children that's why my

husband left i'm pleading to officials in the united states to let him stay and work so we can get ahead. for now the cow family awaits for jacqueline's body to be returned so they can say goodbye for the last time david mercer al-jazeera san antonio as one amala supporters of south korea's disgraced former president a turning to online video sites to demand her release a was jailed in april for twenty four years the corruption and abuse of power conservatives say their views have been ignored by mainstream media since she was removed from office eugene john reports. told you dad his team go live every weekday at six pm it may look like a television studio but this is tell me is office in seoul the audience exclusively on youtube. and mike is a right leaning channel with close to three hundred twenty thousand subscribers.

chong says the political scandal involving former president weakened the conservative voice in south korea's mainstream media. but she still has a lot of support and their protests against her imprisonment continue. new. people with conservative right leaning views who do not agree with president park's impeachment had nowhere to turn for news we're trying to fill that void it had a night at the height of the turmoil surrounding park she gave charlie an exclusive interview which proved a turning point for him when park was removed from office he lost his job of thirty years as a journalist at a national newspaper and was forced to look elsewhere for a platform to express his opinions he found it online. he has since become a star in the political online news arena the latest battleground for south korean politics. after the change in administration conservative political pundits were

pushed out of the mainstream media then while searching for a new place they came upon this new media space called u two and made their home at a weekly conservative rally many protesters most of them in their fifty's and sixty's are eager consumers of the news. seven out of ten people over fifty own a smartphone in south korea and what the country boasted one of the world's fastest mobile internet connectivity there is no shortage of you tube videos to watch especially political views. i mean. i don't watch anything else my wife watches other channels just so that she can have conversations with other people but i only get information from you tube i don't watch anything else but depending solely on one outlet for news is raising fears about the spread of misinformation you do much about there aren't any regulations to control what gets posted on you tube so we see a lot of extreme stories being told because people are drawn to radical and

provocative content. for conservative voters opposed to the democratic president. they will continue to listen to news that suits their views. al jazeera sold. spain's world record christmas lottery has been drawn with a total prize fund of two point seven billion dollars since then danny. said emissions a little too much for one of the children he was calling out the list of winning numbers on live television the top price for a winning ticket is one into his five thousand dollars but there are plenty of smaller prizes to hit the biggest lottery payout in the world. and one of the top stories when i was there the u.s. federal government has partially shut down after the senate failed to approve

payment for donald trump's controversial wall along the mexican border democrats who are strongly opposed to the plan say they'll never pay for it a quarter of the government is now unfunded over the christmas period it means around eight hundred thousand federal employees will have to continue working without pay or be placed on unpaid leave from turn to social media after the shutdown became inevitable tweeting this video statement we're going to have a shutdown there's nothing we could do about that because we need the democrats to give us their votes call it a democrat shutdown call it whatever you want but we need their help to get this approved so democrats we have a wonderful list of things that we need to keep our country safe let's get out let's work together let's be bipartisan and let's get it done the shutdown hopefully will not last long. brett mcgurk the u.s. envoy to the global coalition of fighting i saw has resigned in apparent protest at

president trump's abrupt decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria comes as turkey says it has put on hold a planned cross border offensive against kurdish held territory in northeast syria says it's awaiting the outcome of a meeting in january on the pullout and he's fifteen people have been killed in two car bomb attacks in somalia's capital mogadishu a vehicle laden with explosives was detonated at a military checkpoint near the presidential palace and other smaller attacks close by appeared to target civilians going to work. at least ten people have been killed in sudan during four days of protests against the rising cost of food and fuel demonstrators angry about high inflation which is running at around seventy percent cities about bharat good arraf and the entire white nile state an hour and emergency rule thousands of people attended the funerals of four palestinians killed by israeli forces during protests at the gaza israel border on friday among the victims was sixteen year old mohammed judge who was to intervene protesting

along the border since march there's the top stories do stay with us on our they stop it's people in power more news after that. in july twenty eighth. dramatically overturned the political status quo in pakistan and he became its prime minister which will a former cricketer turned politician be able to keep the electoral promises he made to leave. pledges to revive the economy fight injustice and most challenging me to

defeat corruption. has no idea what is against what is actually fighting against and what kind of resistance would come and not just from. the scout way to come from all quarters inspects the dentical of the. construct that resistance develops . just. to weigh up the successes and failures of khan's first one hundred days in office.

for over two decades in iran han pakistan's former cricketing hero has cultivated an image as a known crusader fighting against the corrupt dynastic elites who keep the stranglehold on this country's politics. they play self-destruction a subset of us are just out. to find out exactly funny under the i don't know what you can't get are you serious negative and ron hubbard about being totally anti-corruption having zero tolerance for it and how he sort of actually pointed fingers at poor people's party and and the two largest parties of pakistan as being corrupt and being just sponsible for all that is happening in this country nobody thought it's going to take off the people of pakistan are sort. of corruption as being

a part of of the political elite that this narrative and never take off but that narrative did take off and this year after a bitterly contested general election khan and his pakistan that he can soft finally achieve the power he so desperately craved imran khan promised that the first months of his government would start an irreversible process of change of ending corruption and building a powerful economy of looking after minority communities and refocusing the country's foreign policy he pledged in other words to create a whole new pakistan. i'm a pakistani television journalist and over the last fifteen years i followed him on hans long journey from the political margins to the top job now i'm curious to see how he'll manage the realities of power when he be able to keep his promises.

are. you watching the fresh enough to prime minister amid all the pomp and circumstance and being greeted by the powerful military who have ruled pakistan for nearly forty years it was hard to escape the thought that he'd been handed a poisoned chalice. not one of his be decisive in the last seventeen years since pakistan came into existence as. yet imran khan was determined to show that he could hit the ground running he is the first pakistani politician to announce one hundred day agenda for his new government. yeah one hundred. hundred. two hundred and he was

like a hundred or so months of the year with the goods out party of these subsidies. straight. up is a subset of the structure that was all started up subs. got to block the opposite of daughter. that actually. so how is that one hundred day plan going. is pakistan's largest city its commercial and financial center its largest port and the gateway to the vest of the country it's a good place to assess the new government's progress and chances of success.

supporters would like to give him more time but the first one hundred days have been marked by rising expectations as thousands expressed their despair and frustrations the injustices they had suffered so long hoping the new government would offer them some comfort and jane thank you so much in a moment. now i'm barely. uniacke i'm very. sorry i'm being used in our grandmama girl by the future going on which occurred to me and i know. from protests about police shootings in college and gun pertains to polls that something be done about four didn't build it this demo has it all a pot pourri of complaints and problems and demands they want iran han to address. today we are here to show solidarity with among them our stands alone tied on

fourteenth of august in a shootout. they were not caught and a police bullet hit us after a mugging what do you expect from the people because now they are in power the government forced off on their promise the police has promised that they will change the rules of automatic weapons on the street so they are there should not just talk about it and they must change it physically we have still not seen that change secondly we hope that more that there is a law that hospitals must provide emergency care so i hope that law will be implemented implemented in its true sense that it was. the one that the opposition i relied upon made the elimination of all right i mean we focus of us policy is now one hundred days nearly over prime minister we expectations are still riding. the.

demands for justice and an end to corruption have been a recurring theme in this country for many years but although the new government has moved against its political opponents like review cyber instructions who have promised much it has still to challenge the powerful vested interests that truly dominate pakistan despite the need for it to do so. bad. this beautiful residential suburb was built recently but behind the facade is a story of intimidation forced evacuations and violence. but.

nearly two hundred villages were forced out of their homes big business groups with links with local politicians and police but most of them off those who resisted. baluch and his elderly father didn't. come out of toward. the. corner. is fighting his case through the courts but the pakistani judicial system is notoriously slow and skewed to favor the rich and powerful cases take months even years before

a final judgment is made more to the point there's no sign yet that in manhunts government is doing very much to tackle land mafias or other powerful individuals. he's a professor karachi university a political analyst and an expert in international relations pakistan it is i mean i hate to use this but there there actually is. the people's trayvon it and i personally think iran has no idea what he is against what he is actually fighting against and what kind of resistance would come and not just from the politicians it's going to come from all quarters if he spreads the tentacles of this anti-corruption construct. in fact within a few weeks of hahn taking office the pakistani media was reporting on the financial wrongdoing of some of his own ministers the birkie works for one

of the country's leading english language newspapers some of their party members themselves are facing allegations have faced allegations previously as well particularly in the habit of previous government and labor but on so one would have wanted them to start cleaning house first and then move on to allegations and you know what they do they come on t.v. and they talk about corruption cases and they keep talking about corruption on the opposition so maybe if they sort of went a little more had a little more introspection and started off from their own party that would make a difference also i think they will get caught up in this rhetoric eventually in any case because it's not as simple corruption isn't as simple to get rid of. so how exactly will the government keep its own house in order. it's

a question i took them around is smile one of the co-founders of the p.t.i. party and now the governor of the sin the province we believe in starting accountability from ourselves the prime minister present himself first to the authorities saying used you can start from me and then go down to others i'm not saying that all everyone in p.d.i. or in this government is an angel there must be people who don't believe in our agenda or program but you know everybody is going to learn the lesson we're not going to spare anyone we're from the second going we're from opposition we from any walk of life we'll treat everyone the same got to do her justice just rhetoric well it remains to be seen but so far fine words have yet to translate into action. eliminating corruption wasn't the only major change that a manhunt promised during the election he also pledged to turn around pakistan's ailing economy.