these people are going to stereo and after that there's nothing the result triggered protesters in goma and congolese catholic chaste leaders are also questioning the result local authorities in concrete in the south west of the country say at least two civilians and two police officers were killed during riots several police stations were torched. just a kid is rival martin is rejecting the provisional results and alleges what he calls an electoral. cure all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops the past couple conference sankoh and the church of congo through your historical observations we ask you to reveal to the congolese people and to the whole world the name of the person who really was our people's choice. good reject categorically the result published by the election commission president. others in the international community say the surprise victory is at odds with other tongues. the catholic church of congo did its tally

and announced completely different results therefore i think while remaining calm and avoiding confrontation that we must have clarity on these results. to what we expected. with a history of coups conflict and contested elections the d r c has been on edge during campaigning with allegations of widespread election irregularities including vote rigging and violence. of the. more heat. the internet has been cut off for weeks in an apparent attempt to stop speculation about the results writes police had been deployed the boat that was two years old was finally see the exit of president joseph kabila nearly eighteen years in power but the op questions about how much influence he will still have.

kinshasa still ahead on the venezuelan president begins his second six year term as the economic crisis deepens and here case biggest carmaker announces that slashing sounds of jobs and wrecks it as pop into play. and i bet the clouds are gathering once more across the southern parts of the u.s. so satellite picture shows the stream of cloud making its way towards the north and as it does so it will be pulling itself together so for some of us we're going to see some fairly heavy rain during the day on friday and on the northern edge of that hits the cold air will see that turn to snow that system of that edge its way eastwards and more and more snow developing all much during the day on saturday and

further south some rather heavy rain the northeast will be dry for now but certainly not warm minus thirteen they were and towards the west we're just waiting for the next big area of rain to make its way towards us for the central americas here plenty of fine dry weather to be found just a handful of showers perhaps particularly around parts of hispan yola but elsewhere that should be plenty of dry weather including force in havana the south america there's been some very severe weather here particularly in the northern parts of argentina and this is the system responsible and it could still give us some rather nasty thunderstorms as we head through the next few days that systems just pushing its way a bit further south as we head into saturday so more of us in europe like a likely to see that wet weather where is for paraguay it should draw up a little bit further north there will also be a few showers for the eastern parts of brazil it should be dry there in santiago the temperature twenty seven. in this year new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have

seen a rapid decline in the migrant transport through people in power travel to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the countries where they are from. europe migration. to have with us on our top stories the u.s. president has visited the country's southern border in a bid to drum up support for his proposed war with mexico. five point seven billion

dollars for the war has led to a partial government shutdown for almost three weeks. but u.s. secretary of state has called on the arab world against obama speaking and he blames the obama administration for much of the region's troubles. and the influential catholic church and democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of thousands of observers the national electoral commission has declared opposition candidates feeling the one. it is one hundred days and. was murdered in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul people have been gathering outside the mission to remember him and continue to ask questions about the murda child reports from istanbul. video just

a few seconds long yes it's helped uncover a murder prompts hatched by one of the world's richest governments one hundred days have passed and security cameras recorded jamal khashoggi entering the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again after continually lying about what happened to the journalists saudi authorities eventually admitted he was murdered inside the consulate however tall now no one has been punished for the crime turkish investigators identified one thousand suspects went to the country as part of a so-called hit squad it's included former diplomats and close aides to crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although intelligence agencies such as the cia have said they're fairly confident inside man was behind the murder of the journalist the kingdom has always denied his involvement instead blaming the crown prince's advisor saddam funny and general ahmed. the saudis say justice will be delivered but it'll be in their own way. that's we seems is through having secret

court hearings that are closed to the media and international human rights groups where the accused on to name him to death penalties are sought seemingly arbitrarily it is one of the reasons why the turkish government sees the culprits should face trial in istanbul and valves they will be tried in absentia even if saudi arabia refuses to hand them over all of them one issue instead of a sublieutenant yanni according to turkish war because saudi arabia has not cooperated the suspect can be tried in absentia but without issuing a final verdict you can also defer the case to the united nations or other international bodies amnesty international is one of the groups calling on turkey to request an international independent inquiry into murder members of the human rights group held a vigil outside the consulate on thursday to mark one hundred days since his killing obviously the murder took place here in istanbul so it's right and it's important that the turks that is keep up their call for an independent u.n.

investigation but really the international committee as a whole needs to commit to this investigation to ensure that that's what happens and justice is done it was reported that crown prince mohammed bin sandman was told by president trump's advisor christian are not to worry about the fallout of the murder of course rocketry because it would die down within two to three months one hundred days on and it seems that there is a risk that the international community will forget about the saudi journalist who entered this building to get married but summed it up being murdered and still no justice has been served. istanbul now the saudi journalist was also remembers adding the moral event on capitol hill in washington the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi criticized the trumpet ministrations response to the killing is we decided that commercial interest

should override. the statements that we make in the actions that we take then we must admit that we have lost all moral authority to talk about any atrocities anywhere any time we must carry on because showbiz mission to defend the free press our strongest boer war against injustice story is not just about the murder of one innocent journalist jamal's killing is part of an escalating attack against press freedom that's being waged by tyrants around the world and that's why we can't just let them all story fade away his assassination in many ways i believe is a red line it's a threshold where those who believe in human rights and those who believe in free speech must stand firm against those who would callously snuff them out at least five people have been killed after a whole theme military drawn struck a yemeni government military parade in province yes

a week in his army. could the fighters have been battling the government which is backed by the saudi and the rotty coalition parties say scores of soldiers were killed in the drawing attack but a government commander has denied that saying everyone say. the situation is excellent and where saif the who destroying filed it didn't he won and we didn't lose anyone we're all syphon in good health and i hope our armed forces will never be the situation is good the parade ended and we had high spirits to venezuela now where president nicolas whether little has vowed to correct what he called mistakes as he was sworn in for a second six year term the u.s. and thirteen other countries in the americas said they won't recognize his presidency venezuela is battling inflation food and medicine shortages and to seeing an exodus of residents to neighboring countries to raise a boy reports. and

a typical swearing in ceremony in venezuela the constitution says it should have happened at the national assembly but because the opposition controlled parliament is considered to be in contempt. confirmed at the supreme court. here i am standing ready to democratically take the reins of our fatherland to a better destiny to a higher destiny we have achieved and we will continue with. on the streets people celebrated medicine time in office. on the beach but i've come here to so that's what friends and what i'm up for they say that any changes in this country meet. with the outside his fellow something other than the fact that. in order to get this country out of the economic crisis most of those here blame outside economic powers for the crisis and businessman for the hyperinflation

. we have an income in the businessman turn our salary into salt and water i cannot by anything i hope adorable now go after those who are affecting the people. he. also attended a ceremony at a military base reinforcing the union that exists here between the military and civilian rule and. it is this bond that has helped keep mother we're going all face and that's why members of the opposition appeal to the military on thursday they said they won't acknowledge the president because he was elected in a vote that was filled with irregularities. i'm telling the armed forces the chain of command is broken and you know it in order to be a general there has to be a colonel the commander in chief of the armed forces lost the popular vote nicolas maduro is stealing symbols and using a paper crown. for now it's unlikely that the military will rebel against my will

but it's the population's every day struggles that pose the major challenge. the government cannot control the economy in fact with every measure they take the situation gets worse because of the hyperinflation i think the government won't be able to solve it ungovernability is an issue and not because of the opposition but because of economic difficulties and the failure of basic public services. says he has a plan in place to get the country out of the crisis a plan that convinces his followers but not those who are desperate for change. the president in a little swearing in ceremony has been met with protests in neighboring countries on assad or on p.s. he was among demonstrators in colombia. most of the protesters here or

migrants who have fled the economic and social. home. and are here to protest the beginning of president nicolas maduro second term in office we're here in front of the venezuelan consulate in colombia capital many of them are holding venezuelan flags for signs where they with that say that is not their legitimate president. and they're also demanding to free their country from what they describe as a criminal because their ship. it's a dictatorship. where you have a recording machine when you have a system and when you are forced. to fight it. checked it and women are grateful for it secret service officers caught at your house putting on your t.v. making five year old kids will. be going to market. protests like this

one have been held in front of various well and consulates and embassies in another fifty cities across the americas and europe there's no doubt that the crisis has created huge consequences in many countries nowhere warden here in colombia has received one point five million venezuelan migrants in the last three years something that worries the government here very much the vice president of colombia i mean this earlier said today that the crisis in venezuela has become now a national trend for. japanese prime minister shinzo as his he wants bush and the e.u. to avoid a no deal breaks it says his government supports the draft of the draft agreement that may's trying to push through russia's parliament and pains are expected to reject the do next week the russians jews should leave the european union at the end of march. so tell me. we want to vote to avoid

a no deal the world to we strongly hoping this won't happen japan supports the draft agreement to maintain stability now the iconic russia's common factor in jaguar land rover has announced plans to cut four thousand five hundred jobs at its u.k. plants the company is blaming foreign sales in china and its concerns over breaks it a decision as part of a three billion dollar plan to reverse several months off financial losses back of reports. it is the country's biggest carmaker employing more than forty thousand workers in the u.k. but jack you a land rover is in trouble it's struggling to turn a profit reviving the luxury brands fortunes means cutting jobs for half thousand are expected to go most are in management and marketing some production jobs may also go the company's been hit by a perfect storm of problems sales in china one of his biggest markets have slumped

trade tensions with the u.s. have led to a fall in consumers making big purchases. the company's also been affected by a fall in global demand for diesel cars ninety percent of g q a landrover is production. and i hope there are a big worry is over the u.k.'s competitiveness post breaks it the company says a bad exit deal could cost eight wall and a half billion dollars a year the government's promising to help those who have lost their jobs it is a brilliant skilled workforce it's a real asset to this country and whatever the terms of the announcement we will do everything that we can to make sure that they can find jobs that make use of their really valuable skills this is the first blow to his workforce the company owned by india's tata motors already cut a thousand temporary contract workers at its partner birmingham it also recently

announced it would move all production of the land rover discovery to a new plant in slovakia employing three thousand people j.q. a land rover has been forced to streamline it is the pay for reality of uncertain times costing thousands of people their livelihoods believe which is zero. you can find that story and the rest of the day and much more on our website with u.s. secretary of state mike pompei with visit to the middle east. dot com. and again on. the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president has traveled to the us mexico border and texas to make his case for his proposed war is the man and five point seven billion dollars for the war which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime the democrats are refusing to fund and

that's led to a partial government shutdown that lasted nearly three weeks. but you see on the border that's not as much of a problem because they come through the border and they go out through our nation so you'll have crime in iowa you have crime in new hampshire you'll have crime in new york you have crime in places you know you don't associate with the border but it comes through the border tremendous amounts of art as we work it as well as we're doing. a lot of it's caused by people that come in through the southern border so it and you know if we had the barrier it wouldn't happen. it wouldn't happen they could have fewer people they could put people other places and everyone concentrated right here and it's all common sense and nancy and that. argument they're losing the argument bad. and sad about an argument not about politics for me about doing the right thing your secretary of state has laid out

the trumpet ministrations vision for american policy in the middle east speaking in cairo he called u.s. leadership a positive force in the region but the main focus of his speech was confrontation but the. big inferential catholic church and democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of thousands. in national the next electoral commission has declared opposition candidate felix chess a caddy the went up. it's been one hundred days since the murder of journalist jamal kushal he was remembered at a bipartisan unmoral event on capitol hill and washington democratic leader of the house nancy pelosi has criticized the trumpet ministrations response to the killing . venezuela's president has been sworn in for a second six year term mother to accuse the u.s. of waging a world war against venezuela it's among thirteen countries in the americas that

have said they won't recognize his presidency well those are the headlines on al-jazeera people in power is coming up next. on counting the cost blame it on breaks one trillion dollars worth of assets shifted out of the u.k. change aviation plus smarter and creepy the latest consumer gadgets connected to the internet on show in las vegas counting the cost on al-jazeera. to share in west africa. for migrants to sign them seek is risking everything to reach the mediterranean and then europe now and traffic was introduced with the help of the european union are said to be standing that night and pretty soon fatality in the southern somalia desert but not everyone is not

a studio rufus has been fun together. a checkpoint on the outskirts of our this seven gateway into the sorrow. of. it is here that prisoners men mad i mean mossad dispatches vehicles that carry people and goods between egypt and libya. with the mortgages and i think. there were not. a jew in israel and. that's not.

three years ago pickups like these filled with migrants from across west africa passed this barrier on their journey to europe. today the flow of cars has become in me a trickle the nigerian government has passed a law that has made the transport of such migrants illegal. to me. because that at last is. not. what the. idea that we get after. the journey between the share and libya is dangerous. and migrant desk and desert roads have been frequent. the new law will save lives according to the european union who pushed for its introduction. men like madam me

who organized the migrants transport had previously risked those lives. today is the largest per capita recipient of e.u. aid including funds to train guards at this checkpoint. and because i was way over the bottom of the you know. but the e.u. has a vested interest it wants to stop african migrants from reaching europe and it's been argued that by passing the law has helped europe move its most southern border right into africa. in return for managing migration new share is rewarded by europe with lots of development aid and if successful this is a model that could be exported to other countries around the world so we've come here to find out how it works.

for centuries the city of agadez has been the gateway into the sun harra. caravans departed from here and the one nine hundred eighty s. saw a boom in tourism until a series of tribal the belgians turned the region into a no go area. with the so-called migrant crisis and twenty fifteen are there started making global headlines once more three quarters of all migrants and asylum seekers who reach detail in coastline made the journey from the share. desperate to stem the flow to europe struck a deal with libya's coast guard to deter migrants from going to sea. with the introduction of the new jerry an anti trafficking in law migrants and refugees was stopped even further away from europe shores. we have come to see more about me

more subtle to find out what effect the law has had since it was passed three years ago. with. his compound was a so-called ghetto a place where migrants and drivers gathered before starting the journey to libya. after the law was introduced the authorities arrested many of the drivers calling them people smugglers. you know and. nearly every one of our editors and of russia before the migration ban passengers paid around two hundred fifty dollars each meaning lot of emmy's profits might have been as high as a quarter of

a million dollars. would you want to. who . would want to. do an madam these cars have been confiscated by the military and he takes us to see them to make up for financial loss the e.u. is funding a compensation scheme that helps former migration workers start new businesses. but ghetto and its like mad at me are excluded and are not reimbursed for confiscated cause. madam he is a leader of the tube cynic group that is home in the north of new jap and the sellers of libya nine years ago when the rebellion and the other this region came to an end the government gave the to boost the transport route through the eastern

desert. their role in cross border trade means the two were disproportionately affected by the migration ban. well. that you've. been the one the e.u. has been investing heavily in stopping migrants from reaching it shows but that's not all it's also funding the return of migrants back to their home countries this so-called trans migration center is run by the international organisation of migration or i.o.m. who arranges the migrants return maurice. shows us around. where the politico situation is not well and then we are so many.

informal quizon says the closure of the mediterranean migration route into europe and the violent behavior of libya's militias has caused migrants to feedback in tunisia but the processing of return nice is not always straightforward for the person of. that. for many they can be lost all they can be called. a crowd is building outside nigeria security forces are violently rounding up africans dumping them quite literally across the border in tunisia. this is my money this is so many different to my family to me she has become a repatriation hub not only for migrants who get stuck here but also for those who

have been turned back in neighboring countries one should people believe is the last quality they differentiate and for so that they have a long time who would like to go back to the country where they're from you know knowledge of you know the. big three buses deal to. leave. a new group of migrants is starting their journey hard but. when you see other people go how do you feel. the difference will be for a bit it will be obvious that. in twenty eighteen alone over fifteen thousand men women and children have returned to their home countries with the help of the i.o.m. . from europe's point of view the flow of migrants has been successfully reversed. but not everyone is ready to go back. a contact takes us to

a ghetto that is still operating in spite of the new law mohammed balladeer has been picked up three times by the new gerry and military trying to reach libya and now he's run out of money. asian diplomas show me. he feels he's got nothing to lose. because one of. the enough to do. mohammed is from guinea conakry on the west african coast a country that's seen by in an ethnic clashes. and iraq once again. be a v.m. brotherhood the result. of one man who knows he's a. bug. me along

a new job as you for me is a long way i'm a pretty solid freak little. sun lit up lovely. girls and. well going to the. that i was only as. we set off from our goddess to follow the route migrants take to reach europe our destination is still cool. and from there we want to drive towards the libyan border we will travel with an i.o.m. team that's on a rescue mission. looking for migrants who are lost in the desert as three car army escort provide security. we soon get a taste of what travel in the desert is like we're just outside decor and we're already having the second public car breakdowns often leave migrants stranded in

the desert our first stop is the village of la thai with thousands of migrants used to drink water from this well today military patrols are frequent and i.o.m. team leader. is told that cars with migrants no longer stop here. soon we're back on the road driving towards a nearby oasis called. it is known as a hiding place for migrants a desert ghetto as our work once to show us something very disturbing a. few. of them. tend to do you know. the driver who.