and his body still hasn't been found but this video could throw more light on the sequence of events after he was killed the pictures appear to show members of the saudi hit team carrying bags thought to contain his remains into the saudi consul general residence you can't believe these things happen in embassies or consul generals things but but of course they are control of all that control will in that saudi property saudi land the local police can't really do very much about it and of course they wouldn't imagine for one minute the were actually listening to what was going on inside the saudi journalist entered the consulate hoping to pick up documents that would allow him to start a new life with his fiance he never came out alive saudi arabia blamed his death on rogue agents but turkey's president says it was a premeditated murder orchestrated by riad these pictures only add another

layer of complexity to the investigation now we have direct evidence showing a members of the killing team unloading body bags or black bags of some sort so it leaves the impression. body ended up at the consular. residence and that's where the investigation should focus not what happened today a few weeks after hushovd disappearance a team of turkish investigators found traces of acid during a search of the saudi consuls residence the office of turkey's attorney general has told al jazeera that chemicals were used to dispose of casualties body and now a new book is revealing more details of the killing. diplomatic atrocity the dark secrets of the murder was written by three reporters from turkey's daily newspaper it names two previously unidentified members of the saudi hit squad as well as

their links to the royal family also audio recordings which allegedly prove that the crime was premeditated and information on his show g.'s reported refusal to text message his son in riyadh and tell him not to worry if he didn't hear from him for a while as a fuller picture of the killing emerges the pressure continues to grow on saudi arabia last week the king reshuffled his cabinet hoping to deflect international criticism but the saudi side would hope that this recent cabinet reshuffle puts an end to this case relieve saudi arabia from this pressure by the turks and the international community looking for some answers the new details are also likely to add to growing calls that saudi arabia names and indicts those behind jamal killing paul chatterjee on al-jazeera bahrain's top court has

rejected a fine of pale by prominent activist not bail right jammed he was jailed for criticizing the sounding led coalition asked ice in yemen as well as the alleged use of torture within the behind the prison system meanwhile a call to me u.a.e. has also upheld a sentence against activists man saw for being critical of the government and schapelle has no. ahmed month sewer and the united arab emirates and the bill raja in bahrain will now be spending years in prison for criticizing their government's policies on social media was a prominent opposition figure during behind's protest movement during the arab spring he's been in and out of prison for this activism and his tweets on monday the supreme court upheld a five year jail term for a tweet deemed offensive to the state wars bring hatred destruction and horrors he tweeted as the saudi led coalition began bombing yemen in twenty fifteen the

bahraini court agreed he disseminated what it calls false news in a time of war and offended the foreign country rights groups say the timing of the verdict is important. so we'll then. there i mean the reason why they chose to have it during the holidays in the west where they are expecting the minimal finished attention or. maybe it is a piece advocate state that he won he wants to remain silent. decided to bomb the children in yemen he stated war will only bring misery i would never bring solutions for those that we may be needed. by the present amnesty international calls the verdict shameful one that exposes behinds justice system as a complete farce it along with a coalition of human rights groups had also campaigned for the u.a.e.

to release the activist ahmed monsoor but an appeals court in abu dhabi upheld a ten year jail sentence on monday months were two had spent time in prison in twenty eleven accused of insulting the rulers by calling for democratic elections in the united arab emirates and this time he was charged with publishing what the government considers false information on social media as well as calling for another activist to be released these latest rulings highlight the dangers and difficulties activists face in the gulf region and are schapelle al-jazeera. separately the women's rights activist in egypt has had her prison sentence upheld on some of the challenges i'm all for was sentenced to cheney is behind bars for posting a video on facebook criticizing egyptian authorities for failing to tackle sexual harassment fathi was charged with spreading false news undermining national security and publishing an indecent video amnesty had come paying for her release

as well and has called sunday's ruining and that ranges justice. still to come on the al-jazeera news hour i'm sure that his prime minister shaken ciena celebrates winning a fourth term and promises to investigate allegations of vote rigging by live on the mexican border where thousands of central american asylum seekers are waiting in the hope of making it over to the united states. and williams in her fast much of the new season find out how she fed and sports with peta. now u.s. democratic senator elizabeth warren has taken a major step towards joining the twenty twenty presidential race warren told

supporters that she's forming an exploratory committee that allows such a raise money and find the necessary stuff before fully launching a presidential bid she's also released a video promising to protect the middle class against the excesses of wall street a famous line case a feature prominently in her campaign. america's middle class is under attack how do we get here billionaires and big corporations decided they wanted more of the pie and they enlisted politicians to cut i'm a fan of swines the crippled union so no one could stop me to turn the key dismantle the financial rules meant to keep us safe after the great depression and cut their own taxes so they paid less than their secretaries and janitors it's time to write the rules for them and why after wall street crashed our economy in two thousand and eight i left the classroom to go to washington and come from the broken system head on. well i'll just say that she had her town c.

is following all the developments and joins us now live i mean she have we obviously remember the last woman to run for president how does this candidate if indeed she don't run just she. will her style is authenticity as we could see in the us in the video she she has a proven track record against wall street as well and the other main reason the other main factor that she has going for is she's not bernie sanders because of that last woman who ran for president hillary clinton there was a great deal of bitterness within the democratic party among clinton supporters when she lost which is often directed at what the russians for one thing but also but also bernie soldiers in the progressive wing so she does have that on her side she's actually a democrat bernie sanders is no democrat he's an independent but he's on as is an avowed socialist elizabeth warren says she's she's a liberal she's a liberal and perhaps has she can appeal now to more sections of the party than bunny saunders does if she does run if he does run rather because they do obviously

have a very similar message which is the system is rigged and enough is enough so that's what she has going for that's where her style and substance might have some benefits for her if bernie sanders who will be the front runner from the left of the party if he does decide to run if he does put his hat in the ring and anybody else saying that maine did join that rank anybody else that might compete with the two of those things. i mean already we're seeing bit of a civil war in the party between the progressive wing and the centrist ring there's a centrist clintonian wall street corporate democrat wing of the party which is represented by hillary clinton during the last primary season we already know that corporate establishment wing of the democratic party are having meetings and retreats often with their donors in order to try and plot ways to combat what is being seen as the rise of this progressive wing the normality now of ideas that

that donors the corporate to donors to the centrist wing of democratic party don't want to tour which is wall street reform and free health care for everyone and all that sort of stuff it's interesting elizabeth warren didn't even mention dollar trump in that video that wasn't just necessarily to establish herself as you know a principled woman in her own right but i think a lot of a message that is against that centrist wing of the democratic party who the progressives blame for the oligarchs see that the u.s. right is right there and blame and blame for giving us all trump in the first place because after all it's the corporate democrats who lost the election last time around great so it's a she have a sound say they're giving us the very latest candidacy. bangladesh's prime minister shake a cena as we judge calls for a new votes after being the clan that led the landslide winner in sunday's election they say at least seventeen people have been killed including seven from the ruling party and five from the opposition alliance the opposition has rejected the results accusing the government of vote rigging shall stratfor reports from the capital

dhaka. bangladesh is ruling party planning is still hanging by the thousands in this darkened neighborhood. opposition candidates and their supporters tell us when they try to hang their banners many were threatened beaten by pro-government supporters and often detained by the police. people are nervous to comment about the election all those we spoke to in public at least said they accepted the result there was a lot of it's normal someone when someone loses i'm a poor man what can i do. of the prime minister sheikh hasina is a wame leake party won more than ninety percent of the contested two hundred ninety eight seats there is anger and fear among the opposition and its supporters that has seen him who was already served three terms says the vote was free and fair. the election commission says that it will investigate allegations of voter fraud

but the main opposition alliance that has rejected this election and is demanding that another one be held says that the election commission has been corrupted by the ruling party and there is mounting evidence of voter fraud. mohamad. is a member of the bangladesh nationalist party he says his party polling station observers were arrested or prevented from entering by ruling party supporters. we have lost all faith in the election commission we don't believe they will stick to their words. this. photograph shows one of three c.c.t.v. cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters. mamma she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to

work it in talk of what these vests i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen says she has faith in the election commission. the election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance drop al-jazeera. in many parts of the world is already twenty nineteen with spectacular fireworks displays a major saying in the new year now dame barbara has been watching the pirates next . party in the indian capital new delhi as midnight arrived in twenty eight turned into twenty. five. but the

celebrations really started thousands of kilometers away in oakland. thousands of people watched brightly colored by what she did to the. city with or to say the show is. sunday three hundred twenty eight meters tall is the highest fireworks display in the southern hemisphere a couple of hours later it was the turn of australia's largest city sydney. i. disappoint from the still more than a billion people were at the waterfront watching a tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city's ever seen. i. said bridge was the focal point for a show including a tribute to soul singer aretha franklin who died in august and a celebration of australia's aboriginal heritage project together they should hold to the bridges. this was the scene in

central peel young the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but. a cold cold mix it with local and western melodies accompanying the big bang's. al-jazeera. security on the streets of paris. outlined some. we explore what the president. of the main phone brazil. production leaves dallas to win in their last game of the year peter will have highlights from the n.p.a. coming up in storage.

and i know there is still mostly settled for us in the western parts of europe at the moment it's not particularly warm but hey it is winter instead for the east and across the central belt is where all the unsettled weather is and a lot of that is turning to snow because it's just so cold so plenty of wintry weather on the leading edge of this system on tuesday and then we're seeing more widespread snow for many of us as we head into wednesday for the south of baltimore intense system that will be working its way away from greece as we head into wednesday and working its way through turkey heavy downpours out of this and also some strong winds and it looks like that system will also be affecting us across the northern parts of africa as well so for some of us in libya it looks pretty wet on choose day and then that system will be pushing its way into parts of egypt as we head into wednesday also of the east coast of the mediterranean say very wet and

windy for some of us here has been pretty soggy over the past few weeks now meanwhile towards the west is generally looking fine and settled for us in our cheers not particularly warm there on maximum about sixteen degrees which is sixty one in faran high i mean for the south of plenty of warm sunshine to enjoy here laid out say getting to around thirty one degrees there are more showers a bit further towards the south cabo and it's catching the lion share of those. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story as we cover this region better than anyone else would be pushes you know it's very challenging there but in the particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't

feel inferior to the audience across the. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very. would probably on anybody it's the only fields. people who see every two years something to invest a profit of one dollar. to the last drop on al-jazeera. welcome back remind of the top story say on al-jazeera downs president omar al

bashir has agreed to establish a commission of inquiry into the anti-government protests the fact finding mission will be led by the minister of justice and will look into what caused the unrest as well as the police response people in the many port city of high data told al jazeera the shelling is still going on despite a un backed. an us democratic senator elizabeth warren has taken a major step toward joining the twenty twenty eight presidential race after announcing that she's forming an exploratory committee. around two thousand migrants are waiting to be processed through the u.s. a silence system in the mexican border city of tijuana it comes amid a partial u.s. government shutdown over president trump's demands that the cost of a border wall should be included in the federal budget manuel appollo essential. so money is one of the conditions like there at the border.

right a migrant shelter near the center of the one i called in. and just to give an idea of what we're what we're seeing around us behind me is tents that's all that's all that we see around us is it's basically a tent community and it's new year's eve but there's not a lot of celebrating going on it's not hard to see why most of the people that are here are from central america countries like. they've been in tijuana for over a month now and they've been traveling for even longer than that making their way across quite amala making their way across all of mexico to reach this point in the city of tijuana right on the u.s. southern border to have their chance to plead their cases with with us border authorities the conditions here are less than ideal it's very very cold the tents that you see here most of them are designed to house about two people what we hear from most families here is that they're having to share these tents with three four or even more people than that so conditions are not ideal for the people that have been staying at this migrant shelter for more than

a month now and having that said there is medical attention there's food there's water that's being provided to migrants but the overwhelming sentiment that we hear from people is that they're tired they're tired of waiting they're tired of being in this limbo stuck in to want to waiting for an opportunity to plead their cases for asylum the one thing that they don't want is to be forced into a situation where they have to go home but i want to give you a sense of what a day is like what life is like here in this community have a look. this is an average day and but with that one of the one is busiest migrant shelters there's a clothing drive a medical tent and free haircuts for anyone in the muslim brotherhood of them and what they've seen we have a population of one thousand four hundred people since it changes every day as many people are leaving some of the immigration status or have found jobs and have moved to other mixed consistence others continue to look towards finding the target of ways of crossing the border there are also some who have requested assistance in

returning to their home countries voluntarily. most of the people here are from on dude us and inside and are seeking asylum in the united states many of been assigned a number and are waiting for their turn to speak with authorities at the border i mean. it's good to stay calm and white and think about our options. and he and his family have been in for more than a month now after travelling across mexico with thousands of other central american migrants he says of the u.s. won't let him in he plans to stay in mexico c.e.o. the theory. if there is an opportunity to enter the united states i will enter and i will look for work because the truth is my family needs the money to make a better life for ourselves we really are we made but if we can attend to that's ok too i want to honor is an excellent place to live. two thousand and eighteen has come to an end and many people here say they weren't expecting to be waiting this

long at the border they want to is hosting somewhere around five thousand central american migrants that began arriving in november the mexican government along with u.n. agencies and local donors have set up tent communities all around the city but many people here tell us they're tired of waiting and if chosen to cross over to the united states illegally. also from hundreds sell cigarettes at the shelter he says he plans to join dozens of others in the coming days and jump the border fence of the moment on the bill i don't have a number didn't ask for one. i've been waiting a long time what i want is to cross let it be god's will my dream is to find work and provide for my family. crossing into the u.s. illegally carries its own risks a few days ago when migrant drowned trying to swim around the border wall his body was found the next day by authorities in california for those who choose to stay in the new year only promises more uncertainty and no guarantees that their long wait

will end in the united states. and it's a tough way to spend new. expecting from what they're telling you some to cross into the u.s. illegally any idea what so the numbers we're talking. it could be more than some we know that there is a bore than one thousand people that are staying in this particular camp that we're at right now even today when we've returned to the migrant shelter we're noticing that the numbers have lessened a lot of people are telling us that people have already started leaving today wanting to cross the border but everybody here has a different opinion there's thousands of migrants in the city of tijuana not just that this migrant shelter and everybody has a different idea different plan of what they want to do some want to stay and wait it out wait for their number to be called plead their asylum cases others have found work there taking advantage of that work visa that was given to them by the mexican government but many many have told us that they want to take advantage of the the new. a year's holiday they believe that because of the holiday season that

border security might be a little bit more relaxed and they want to make that that try they want to try their luck at the american dream by crossing over the border illegally and that's what we're hearing from a lot of people today that at some point this afternoon early in the evening we could see a crowd of people making their way over the border fence and into the united states but again what we're hearing from people even those that were that used to say is that they're tired they don't know how much longer they're willing to do it and i think that that person they've already reached their limit and today is that is the day that they're choosing to make that run for the border good to get your thoughts there on the border. between mexico and the u.s. the opposition in the democratic republic of congo say they will not accept the results of sunday's elections if the ruling party wins vote counting is well underway but it could be several days before early results are announced the opposition says there are irregularities in both the presidential and parliamentary elections president joseph kabila is stepping down to seventeen years hasn't been

a peaceful transition of power in the country since independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty. a u.s. citizen has been arrested in moscow suspected of spying the f.s.b. russia's domestic security service says the man has been held since friday and a criminal case has been opened against him at least four people have been killed in a suspected gas explosion in russia causing an apartment building to partially collapse dozens of people are feared trapped under the rubble catherine stengel has more on the blast occurred in an apartment block in the early hours of the morning when most people were still asleep. it tore a hole through a large swathe of the nine story apartment building in a city and russia's ural mountains spoke of those loose we were all asleep then i woke up with the feeling that i was falling down i thought i was dreaming then i realized i was outside the wall was gone my mother and my son will by screaming.

many who survived were trapped in their homes and hutch be rescued those in nearby sections of the building were also evacuated due to the severe structural damage dozens of people are still unaccounted for and with temperatures hovering around minus twenty degrees celsius rescuers are racing to find anyone who might still be alive russian president vladimir putin arrived within hours of the collapse he met with local authorities at the accident site and then visited the hospital where the injured were taken but it's good to go because it is the eve of the new year unfortunately a tragedy has taken place i would like to express my condolences to the families of the victims and to assure those affected that we will do everything to help and support them in. a temporary shelter has been such open a school for those forced from their homes incidents like this are not uncommon in

russia due to aging infrastructure and poor gas safety measures the emergencies ministry says they are investigating this incident catherine stansell al jazeera. almost one hundred fifty thousand security officers have been deployed across from us ahead of new year's celebrations and to government protests are expected on the show as elisa it comes as president monochrome issued a message of unity in his t.v. address. the malays in our world a crisis of the european dream is real but it doesn't mean we should despair on this it's a huge challenge we must face and all of this is connected with the malays we feel in our country but we have a role to play and a vision to propose that is the direction i've been trying to move our country in since the first day i took office and which i intend to continue to pursue putting people first because this needs determination and consistent. on the first day of

twenty nineteen jai able sonera will be sworn in as the president of brazil incoming leader south america's biggest economy is a right populist who has an affinity with the military dictatorships of the country's past what is the significance of the rest of the world john home and has more. this covers more than half of brazil the amazon rainforest it's known as the earth's loans storing billions of tons of the planet's carbon dioxide . it was already being cut but the now brazil's incoming president wants to see it opened up the business. go through. with you will leave it with. if we need to we're going to propose democratically to congress change the laws of the environmental policies don't disrupt brazil's development. it's not just the environment john abell sinatra's election is part of a new global wave of populist conservative leaders levitated it wants and that o.

is the victory of balsa narrow as a victory for the ultra right which is beginning to be a real force in the world brazil is very strategic one of the most important countries in latin america it has this relationship now with the u.s. and other countries like austria turkey and the philippines. the one that the relationship will sonata is most interested in is with this money they share a love of social media and the distrust of the press but also not ows even been nicknamed the trump of the tropics between them they now rule over the two largest economies in the americas it's an abrupt about face from the left this governments of brazil's recent past history polystyrene you looks pretty quiet now but it felt some of the biggest tremors of change hundreds of thousands of people marched against a corruption scandal during brazil's political class that together with problems with the economy and specially crime left many people fed up and ready to take

a chance on an absolute outlier diable sonando. analysts say there's danger he could eventually have to another global trend strongmen undermining democracies he has a fondness for brazil's authoritarian past well i'm in favor of torture and the people are in favor of that too. that doesn't lose him points for many here who see it is just plain speaking they will judge him instead on how he acts to tackle brazil's many problems john home and. so paolo. business updates.

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so thank you very much boxing and m.m.a. fans waited hours and stayed up all night in some cases to watch floyd may need may with his much anticipated if a little bizarre return to the ring and it was all over before the end of the first of three should yield three minute rounds in that time forty one year old mayweather is opponent japanese kickboxer attention. was knocked down three times before his corner threw in the towel that the exhibition fight inside tama as a coward is half may with his age and was in tears at the result it through plenty of punches but was stunned by may with his power before entering the ring mayweather boasted of earning nine million dollars from what could.