the filthy hall have been killed since the unrest began four weeks ago but why schools put that figure at more than forty people morgan is in khartoum with more i'm currently in peru where people have been protesting once again people come out to the streets to protest against present owner should have been asking for him to step down for the past full week the longest protest in strang independence if you see behind me and the people burning up people and the other side of town imploring here have been tear gas if you police firing live ammunition to try to disperse the crowd that has not stopped them dipping dispersing in different parts of the town and it's not only the two that came out today several other cities at least ten other cities also came out to protest against president bush who they say they want him to leave and had a party an interim independent council something he said he's not going to do now he said that he's going to try to prove a comic conditions but people are saying that they've heard this promises over and over again and that the only thing they would like to see is for him to step down and hand over power he's been very defined the protesters have been very defiant as well and it's not clear where or how this would end. all right school warning

meanwhile that the crisis in zimbabwe could engulf the whole region if it's not urgently addressed human rights watch says supporters of the ruling zanu p.f. party are beating up people and handing them over to police if they're believed to have been protesting against the government and o'brien has more. with broken limbs and bruised faces this group waits for treatment outside a clinic and harare school soldiers broke into a house in the middle of the night destroying property in the process they too tends to beat us in our own was full of blood to. it happens during demonstrations against president innocent men and god was moved to double fuel prices to counter a deepening economic crisis. security forces responded with what rights groups say was an unprecedented use of excessive force live ammunition rubber bullets and tear gas. they had no mercy they wanted to kill us but i managed to escape

the protesters had set fire to a police station barricaded roads and looted shops hundreds of people were arrested and are now making their way through the courts including prominent activist pasta event. he's facing charges of subverting the government and twenty years in prison if convicted we thought we had a new a new country and a new way of thinking. and none of what am i being accused is what i have done. now a day they had been urging people to stay hard as part of a three day strike over the fuel prices the protest pose the biggest challenge yet to president he came to power offering a new start and valuing to revive the shattered economy by attracting foreign investment he announced the increase then headed off overseas tweeting from russia

that resolving the economic challenges was a monumental task he also called for calm a message that may not have got through with zimbabwe's internet only partially working after being shot down for several days we are calling on the authorities in the bubble to fully still access the internet you. it is a human right to do the right the strikes now but schools and some shops remain closed in the capital harare. they've been years of food and fuel shortages sometimes people are forced to queue for hours even days. things are not yet normal we can't get fuel all fuel stations are closed many say the change that was promised following the ousting of robert mugabe hasn't happened brian al jazeera are zimbabwe and human rights lawyer don cole todd has spoken to a number of those been arrested. just last night i was at a police station with. them when it was literally

a military takeover of the police station about twenty soldiers came in and took control of the police station which is something that i have certainly never seen and and this is really very concerning in terms of who exactly is this running this thing and who has deployed the military and why are the military operating seemingly in it in playing good cop and using by the clovers and and admitting out such extreme brutality on on on ordinary citizens after my clients were lit in custody with at this police station in one scene soldiers came back to the police station to try and or seemingly to try and abducted. my clients from that police station which was thwarted. but the same soldiers or other soldiers went into a nearby township. at

a church my where one of my clients stays and brutally assaulted many of the people who are the who are now. seeking medical attention but this crackdown it's really something that we haven't seen in zimbabwe in a very long time and has and really makes it quite clear that that the the so-called new dispensation or second republic is no different from the garbage era if anything it may even be far worse. kenya's red cross says everyone missing after tuesday's attack on a luxury hotel complex has been accounted for at least twenty one people died in the assault and the first year olds for the victims were held in nairobi. the arm the cause behind the attack says it wasn't in retaliation for the u.s. president's decision to recognize jill's men as israel's capital. we want to send a very powerful message to them. sometimes the heat on those given enough they're

not scaring us now tomorrow but if we will destroy them. we support the government initiative and it's about. to make you guys look bad in all. business but it could have been a loss to get to somalia so may the government and african union your piece. on your somalia challenges airs on it i do has the latest now from nairobi the details on now getting cleared out of the top the top and here on the fourteenth rebel side a complex behind me last choose. to say the police cut out the attack here which killed dozens of people the police say that the took the atomic us about ten months to plan the horrible position they were frequent visitors taking milsom coffee in the restaurants just looking out on to see how they were going to cut out

the opposition and in a departure from possible talks like this one kind of praising the security forces look only how slow they want to be up to the whole incident but also. to pulled up will say from the complex behind which is you by any measure this is not a luxury hotel at all since along with all kinds of organizations and companies having offices here but also restaurants are really popular with the upper class and they will be residents of course this is a huge deal for al-shabaab it's a group that is losing ground in somalia with their bases. some of them biggest sources of revenue and. opinions to prove to the world only a full scale recall that was to somalia but also outside and in places like kenya where the cotton doll attacks like the. schools are open and it was saving them for

us staying in somalia special forces will be given logistical support by the united states military and that the. excuse they give for are talking this complex which was that it was because of the big question of donald trump. of jerusalem of the cup it's all of this is about many people of all about them they say would have been more lofty believe that claim but it was a tell me if i'm told i'm not speaking out against them by u.s. and u.s. support the police. and more ahead on this news hour including having survived a no confidence motion in the u.k. prime minister asks miles who tried to oust her for breck's it compromise class from the battlefield to the negotiating table will have an update on u.s. efforts to hold talks with the afghan taliban class qatar and saudi arabia meet in a politically charged asian cup match in the u.a.e.

be able have the latest in sports. human rights watch says the reputation of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman has been wrecked over the murder of journalist in his latest report it says a case has called exposed a pattern of lawless behavior by the saudi leadership its pacifically criticizes the u.s. u.k. and france for refusing to stop autumn sales to the kingdom the report documents ninety one novel attacks by the saudi led coalition some of which may have amounted to war crimes in the yemen saudi arabia is also facing scrutiny over its repression of dissidents and rights activists in the past year at least nine women were detained without charge three of them have been reportedly tortured with electric shocks and whippings kenneth roth is the executive director of human wise washee says it's ironic that the saudi crown prince is still sending him self as

a reformer. things are actually getting worse in many respects and that's what we want to highlight here it's sad that it took the murder of a well known journalist like and off the show need for the world to focus on what the saudi government is doing you know if seems like you know thousands upon thousands of yemeni civilians can die under saudi led bombing or star under the saudi that blockade and people don't notice it's just numbers but finally somebody they can identify with their world focuses on what riyadh is actually doing so you know be that as it may it's an opportunity to put pressure on the saudi government to change under the saudi crown prince the crackdown on any step in this direction as intense about and that's the irony of describing the saudi crown prince as a reformer you know gets on the social science trying to you know rein in the religious police but on the on the political side he has zero tolerance for dissent

and indeed it what we've seen is that either even women who flee the country and you know by walking with their feet are implicitly criticizing the saudi crown prince he goes after them so this is a big backwards year for domestic governments in saudi arabia and that's not even counting the many yemeni civilians who died to the saudi led coalition military efforts in yemen. rish farm is a series of me has been holding talks with wyvil party leaders trying to find a way forward on break said she's reaching out after narrowly surviving a no confidence vote by the crushing defeat of her e.u. withdrawal deal the prime minister has until monday to present her plan b. to parliament if she fails to get it approved then britain faces a real prospect of breaking away from the e.u. on march twenty ninth without a deal and to avoid this a british government could propose to negotiate an entirely new agreement this would mean asking the e.u.

for an extension to the departure deadline other options include calling another referendum a snap election or cancelling breck's it altogether all of which prime minister may has flatly ruled out the has more from the u.k. parliament in westminster. is three's a may the british prime minister prepared to listen to anybody else's opinion that's the question everybody's asking at the moments because having not listen to anybody else's opinion and last deal on leaving the european union so catastrophic you this week she said she would take other opinions before coming back with a plan b. but what's ridiculous about is she didn't really need to host all these opposition leaders because she already knows that there's a great deal of concern about crashing out without a deal it's all people want an extension to leave the european potentially the end of the year instead or they want a second referendum and that's what they've gone in and said to her but her spokesman told us will journalists this morning that her position is still that she won't rule out no deal and she won't countenance

a second referendum and all these things so ill only become clear now that m.p.'s have left for the weekend and they're back in their constituencies it will become clear on monday if her position has changed at all but if it hasn't then it'll be a week and shoes day when her plan comes to a vote in the house of commons that will see what the mood is really like because a number of amendments are already being tables demanding that parliament's rule outs leaving without any deal at all and also be a vote on things like extending to the end of the year so in the end if she's not prepared to listen then the still the potential for parliament to effectively outflank her. the french prime minister meanwhile has held a cabinet meeting to discuss ways to prepare for a no break set deal and iraq says more than fifty million dollars will be invested in french ports and airports to alleviate the impact of a so-called hard crack said the contingency plan focuses on cross border trade and

transport and the european union maintains the breaks it deal in agreed with may is the best it can offer but the e.u. might be flexible on when the u.k. needs to block data cheeta has an aide to some brussels one european lawmaker kindly described the scenes in the house of commons over the last few days as a theatre of the absurd but make no mistake the tall european leaders are taking very seriously the prospect of a no deal breaks it approaching on march the twenty ninth all european capitals now making sure that contingency plans are in place they'll be reviewing those over the next few hours and few days because at the moment that prospect means that it's not only the united kingdom's economy that could be badly damaged but also the european union's there are talk all this talk of the recession looming here in europe there's been a downturn in the german economy the main engine of the european union and also

worries over spain italy and of course france in the middle of the laser on the yellow vest crisis so they're all looking to their own plans at the moment but hoping some sort of resolution can come forward now the main concentration is of course on trying to push back that cliff edge brags that which appears on march the twenty ninth now if reason may can come up with some solid new strategy with across party talks then i think you'll find a good reception in the european union to the idea of moving back to that cliff edge to later in the year to give more time. for a new strategy and new ideas to evolve. to head on al jazeera and gas is once again stop on fuel and electricity putting vulnerable young lives at risk by celebrating one hundred years of palestinian radical chairman hot movement that's

just as better than today as it was sand and. joel frank song that goes in search of revenge at the australian open against novak djokovic eleven years casey may well be back here with that in sports stay with us. hello again and welcome back well this hour do want to start here in the western part a lot we have been talking about a very powerful storm that has come in off the mediterranean bring some very strong winds rain as well as snow take a look at the video that has come in just recently across the region as the very strong winds came on shore we did have some waves as well as in the higher elevations we were talking about snow where the temperature was cold enough and that snow actually was quite deep in some locations we did have some problems of

course in those refugee camps not only there but also in parts of lebanon as well well the next few days things are getting better as that system pulls away here towards the east we are being left with some much clearer skies what we're left with also some lower temperatures across much of that area so overnight lows expression the higher elevations are going to be more like minus four to anywhere between minus five and six in some areas over here across caspian well that is where that storm system is making its way so we are going to be seeing some snow in the higher elevations for a high temperature if you a five degrees there on friday getting a little bit better by saturday with a term to there of seven degrees well here across the gulf we're looking at some cooler temperatures across much of the area the doha here on fire to twenty one degrees over here towards riyadh at eighty in abu dhabi twenty two for you. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going

all what is just gross is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to break through the world smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pain is coming soon. i don't know that corruption has reached a level like that before in our country. rank outsider. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else discovered. for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera.

welcome back you're watching news hour on al-jazeera with me fully back a reminder of our top stories present donald trump says north korea and iran are a significant threat to the u.s. he singled out both nations in every zero of american missile defense systems at the pentagon. a compromise exploded inside a police academy in colombia's capital bogota that offense ministry confirms that at least eight people were killed president evander ok has returned to bogota to oversee the police offer a ship and they have been more protests since so don prompting the u.n. to warn the government against using excessive force saddam's government says

twenty four people have been killed since the unrest began four weeks ago but wise course put that figure at more than forty. now the prashar u.s. government shutdown has entered his twenty seventh day and the latest polls show many people are blaming the president both sides of the political divide are unwilling to negotiate donald trump's plan to build a wall on the mexican border representative speaker nancy pelosi has described the measure as ineffective and immoral and speak to a committee in washington d.c. so these poll numbers seem to show that many people if they mean president trump for the shutdown what's been the response. yeah the u.s. president speaking at the pentagon the last couple of hours really didn't seem to budged on his insistence that in order for the government to reopen there needs to be funding five point seven billion for the construction of a border wall to stop illegal immigration along the southern border of the united states and mexico the president is blaming congressional democrats for the shutdown

saying that they refuse to approve the money that he needs for border security want to migrants into the united states but it needs to be done legally well nancy pelosi the ranking democrat in the house of representatives the speaker of the house also fired back with her own press conference accusing the republicans of being the ones that were the obstacle to reopening the government saying that the republicans don't care about workers but she's simply not for the wall she will not be finding it so this stalemate continues with both sides digging in their heels and it doesn't look encouraging as we get to the twenty seventh day of the shutdown folly the president said just two days ago that if there's a need to stay out for a long time well he's prepared to do it so in the meantime there are a lot of ordinary americans that are getting hurt by this but it appears the politicians have no sign of compromise and a new report came on immigration is leading to even more criticism of the

immigrations administration's immigration policy. yeah that's right new report coming out by a watchdog group that essentially keeps track of the situation on the southern border and it's not exactly as has been portrayed by the administration this internal report as watchdog group saying that in fact when it comes to separations of children from their parents when their parents cross into the united states illegally the number the trumpet ministration has pointed to in terms of those families being separated will it's far higher than originally calculated but even worse they don't exactly know just how many children have been separated from their families now the report says this all began to spike in the summer of two thousand and seventeen and it didn't really stop until the federal judge ruled that children must be unified with their families but by then apparently the records were very poorly kept many children had gone with friends or family members and some of those

children remain separated so donald trump has repeatedly said that there is a humanitarian crisis on the border but this report seems to suggest that that is exacerbated by the poor implementation of some of the administration's own policies thank you for that kimberly how case lifeforce in washington the u.s. special envoy on afghan reconsideration is in pakistan to try to revive talks with the taliban. is meeting pakistani leaders to try to bring the taliban back to the negotiating table last week time about neda's council the meeting with him accusing the u.s. of deflecting from the issue of withdrawing forces from afghanistan they've also rejected the involvement of the afghan government in the dialogue come on reports some islamic bonds. the u.s. special envoy for peace and reconciliation. has arrived in islamabad to hold talks with the pakistani leadership he said. talks with the

afghan taliban will be taking place soon however he also issued a warning saying that if the taliban wanted to fight then the u.s. would be helping the afghan forces but if they wanted to talk the u.s. would be ready to talk so indeed a strong message from zalmay khalilzad coming less than forty eight hours after the one taliban issued their own statement islamic emirate of afghanistan statement on the current situation in afghanistan said that the u.s. was moving away from the agenda of the over drawl of foreign forces from afghanistan and their loved one is done would not be used against any other country zalmay khalilzad had been up here and dod given the fact that those dogs have reached a roadblock the progress on your featured will be trying to convince the taliban to come back to the negotiating table they have already defused to sit down with the afghan officials and pakistan has already said that it cannot have total control

over what the taliban do and is only trying to facilitate their draw for peace and reconciliation and out war torn country. russian president vladimir putin has arrived in belgrade for talks with serbia as serbia's leader alexander they're discussing expected to discuss issues around and e.u. brokered settlement between savvy and possible although serbia spies who join the european union it has kept close ties with russia seeks to re-enforce his influence in the ball consists by the opposition from the e.u. . has more from belgrade. this is the fourth guinea think about xander would teach inviting me to put things third in the year although this is the fourth time russian president is in belgrade since two thousand and one will serbian authorities this is the historical visit and alexander which has great expectations of it the most important part of the today's event is organized here in the palace

of subiaco where the members of the delegations are signing twenty one agreements. regarding will wimbledon is ation energy potentials but also about innovations scipio and russia are longstanding allies and putin said. that russia has many friends in the balkans but sube is for russia's strategic partner and he said russia respects decision of the serbian authorities about the european future of serbia and as he said on why the western partners russia doesn't try to put serbia in front of artificial choice of russia or european union of course cos it was a major theme today put in said he was quite surprised by the rather passive reaction of the european union related to decision of course of the security forces to transform into a real army especially it is obvious that serbs in kosovo have

experienced such a move as a direct threat to their security and also as. serbian president alexander which is in his interview of four a russian news agency said the situation in the western balkans is very difficult and despite this be an attempt to maintain peace and stability in belgrade and prishtina are very far from making in the agreement on the kosovo issue. the palestinian health ministry in gaza is warning that at least three hospitals may be forced to close because of power shortages there isn't enough fuel to power generators that backup on reliable electricity supplies john stratford's reports on what caused the latest shortfall of money deep is one of the around three hundred women a month to give birth in this with us hospital in rough southern gaza. both as child

has just been delivered bunches arean section. there are daily blackouts across the palestinian territory so this and many hospitals like it rely on generators for power for at least twelve hours a day but the fuel for the generators is fast running out again or as much as a lot of chicken if you cross the sea and the israeli siege in general for twelve years has got worse over the last year we have to delay many procedures because of a lack of electricity and we having to distribute all plank it's because it's so cold for the children without heating with the latest fuel crisis started when israel banned the transfer of the third installments of millions of dollars from qatar to pay for fuel and the salaries of from us employees. with an election looming in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has bowed to pressure from politicians and people accusing the government of allowing the payment of hamas to keep the situation in gaza calm which it has been relatively speaking in recent weeks was followed up of course causes two million people just suffering

a fuel crisis this is a protest by palestinian authority employees in gaza angry with president mahmoud abbas for increasing taxes on their salaries the i was repeated gyptian and un reconciliation efforts have failed to heal the more than decade long rift between hamas and the palestinian authority which is dominated by abbas is fatah party people are increasingly angry with abbas and the p.a. which has for years withheld money and fuel supplies to hamas controlled gaza were bought out of the senate and today we are calling for a general strike among he a workers because of the new palestinian authority and all increasing the taxes it is hurting us a lot we won't stop until the p.a. listens there are protests like this virtually every day in gaza now how must say this that the palestinian authority's refusal to allow vital funds to pay for this

and you know authority you always hear it. he's appeared by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to cause whatever state pride to civil unrest in a bid to remove from the power. i do believe that the palestinian authority with only the concession that we are giving to them from hamas and something like that doesn't sound interested to have again follow us here in building both sharing system and toward together again. talking about the election talking about different things that we both feel to have but unfortunately that is that even all the time but didn't get us to the kitchen here and there to make it two more difficult for each of us to in the division and to restore our unity at least two hundred fifty palestinians have been killed mainly by israeli army sniper fire since we can find a protest started near gaza's border fence almost a year ago. only deeds per school loans in an incubator in this hospital

his life in thousands like him depended on whether palestinian and israeli politicians will one day put the differences aside so stop it al-jazeera gaza. brazil's national museum has opened its first exhibition since the building was gutted by a large fire last year eight of the one hundred sixty pieces on display were recovered from the ashes including the bone from a teradata and museum is trying to rebuild its vast collection most of which was white town by the fire in september the two hundred year old institution was considered latin america's main natural history museum with more than twenty six thousand. about twenty nineteen mog c one the one hundredth anniversary of the house design movement a german concept which has come to define a form of expression involving mass production and simplicity the last of the

schools was in the german capital way venza being held this week to mark this movement came reports from berlin. it's very name is a watchword for daring design this was where the bar house movement found its expression a school of art that energized a generation of designers who threw out old fashioned frameworks and ushered in simplicity and mass production looking through those invisible war through the glass walls you get an idea of how an open society can be one hundred years on it's dean tells me the school is teaching the designers of tomorrow with an emphasis on the lessons of yesteryear remains of the past the legacy which really important is that our school all design schools all over the world implementing the curriculum off the path i think that why the really is in every design decision in the world from its inception this school had designs on

more than architecture furniture was fashioned with mass produced steel as frames and supports there by creating simple streamlined forms that seem to define a changing world and now as the concept enters its second century germany is paying tribute to its first with a festival in berlin where furniture and architecture share center stage with the performing arts providing an experience it's curator hopes will wire all who see it a lot of people approach contemporary art with this idea i don't understand it you know i don't know what these people are doing and i think this has sort of gives you a possibility to understand process is how art develops how it's emerges from certain ideas some of the exhibits at this festival concentrate on the synergy between man and machine robotics if you will and emancipator a form of expression that's helping to bring some parts about house out of the shadows.