the matter of genesis the saudi consulate in istanbul last october other countries on the list include iran iraq syria yemen and north korea georgia is the chief executive of gulf state analytics he says although it's only a draft is it's damaging for riyadh. so of course important to keep in mind that this is merely a draft it's subject to change but of course the fact that we're even talking about this in the first place bodes poorly for riyadh let's keep in mind that in september the f.a. t.f. decided not to give saudi arabia full membership for many of the reasons which are obviously in play here is saudi arabia is going to need to make some changes in order to convince its allies in the west that its leadership is very sincere with all of this talk about countering extremism returning to so-called moderate is

a lot there is definitely a war of narratives in which saudi arabia is facing some major problems saudi arabia is trying to convince western governments and societies that the kingdom now with mohammed bin saw a man at the helm is truly committed to this campaign against radicalism and violent extremism it really undermines their argument that the problems are coming exclusively you know from the usual characters iran the qatar turkey the muslim brotherhood it's adding momentum to the arguments that saudi arabia has also been a root cause of terrorism from at least certainly a financing standpoint to head on al jazeera one of donald trump's closest advisers is an aide to sabine dieted in connection with that let's rush into ferentz in the twenty sixteen election and how a policy changing china has how to create a plastic waits for other asian countries.

through triangula raby in kenya. and in on us and if any should go into. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast we're here across parts of the one we are going to be seeing an increase of clouds over the next few days you can see on the satellite image all those clouds making their way towards the east so this is what it looks like by the time we get towards saturday now looking too bad across much of central iraq maybe baghdad a partly cloudy day for you at twenty two degrees but by the time we get towards sunday we do expect to see an increase of those clouds as well as rain in the forecast up to the north though it is going to be the snow across parts of turkey as well as another system coming in from the mediterranean and that will bring some rain by the time we get towards sunday night across much of the eastern mediterranean there where we are going to sing an increase of clouds as well coming in off parts of egypt and that is going to bring some clouds mostly cloudy

conditions and possibly some rain across much of the area so from lida it is going to be a cloudy day for you at thirty two degrees and those clouds begin to extend even over here towards doha by the time we get towards sunday evening and there could be a possibility of a passing shower by the time we get towards the evening as well doha twenty eight degrees of a dobie about twenty six in the scott seeing a twenty six degree day as well and over here towards parts of africa well johannesburg as well as durban some rain in your forecast but down here towards cape town a nice day if you with a temperature of twenty seven. there with sponsored by cats on race. each year childhood and so far an estimated fifteen million girls globally oh married before the age of eighteen. when young girls compelled to marry after fleeing the war in syria share their stories on talk to al-jazeera.

welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera the governor of the brazilian state of maine as sheriff says the chances of finding survivors of a dam bursts are slim seven bodies have been recovered so far at least two hundred people are still missing the dam collapse at an iron ore mine near the town of. the u.n. security council is expected to meet on saturday for a special session called by the u.s. on venezuela's political crisis washington says it's ready to step up economic and

diplomatic pressure to force president nicolas maduro out of power donald trump along with a number of regional leaders have recognized opposition leader one guy to see interim president and the u.s. president to sign a belt and the longest government shutdown in history he's agreed to reopen the federal government for three weeks but donald trump has warned democrats that if negotiations over the funding of a border war with mexico hit another deadlock he is ready to declare a national emergency. while reopening federal agencies will be a slow process and many government workers are worried the relief will only be temporary when he's on direct force from kansas city or. as a federal employee who hasn't been paid for over a month to feed a hanson had a lot at stake when donald trump spoke after the president announced the government would reopen for three weeks there was no celebrating angry and disappointed.

three weeks is good nothing long enough to just get us a check to pacify us for a little while to get us to the next step and then once we get back in there if they shut down again we won't be able to leave throw up feel like they're building a wall around us as employees marland wilson another federal employee also felt the announcement left more uncertainty. it could happen in the government might be reopening but across america like here in kansas city where there are nine thousand federal government employees it will take time to get things back up and running again outside this federal government office here in this city there's still no cars in the parking lot and the doors remain shut and locked many people worry that after the three week deadline the government could shut down once again that's why at this software side kansas city they are still handing out food to those who need it we've got chicken rice peanut butter we

have some things a tire people who are over for a little while you know maybe two or three weeks you know so. what the president is words we will be right back get it as for defeat a hanson she is keeping her resumes out for other than three weeks of i'm going to get laid off again then i should probably rethink my career for federal employees may be sued back to work but asking for how long. al-jazeera kansas city. staying in the us a longtime ally of donald trump has been charged with seven crimes as part of the investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen election roger stone is accused of being a conduit between charms campaign and wiki leaks and eyeing about it atika hain has a story. about walking out of a federal courthouse in florida roger stone seems to be channeling his first political boss former president richard nixon the gesture of

a disgraced man who when faced with impeachment was forced to resign the presidency for stone his legal challenges are just beginning but he's vowing he won't testify against his longtime friend us president donald trump as i have said previously there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself i look forward to being fully and completely vindicated special counsel robert mueller says stone was talking to both the trump campaign and julian assange founder of wiki leaks about hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign when asked about it by a congressional committee still allegedly lie we had a very frank exchange and then when a person promised to tell the committee the truth the indictment says stone sent an e-mail to him saying he should prepare to die and his dog would be killed as well

it's very interesting to see the kind of people that the president united states have surrounded himself with in this connection to the integrity of our elections is obviously. something we have to get the truth about wiki leaks has denied doing anything wrong and the president reacted in a tweet again calling it a witch hunt and that there was no collusion but this is the first indictment to clearly link the hacked e-mails with the trump campaign and bruce fein says more charges are still possible you can issue what's called superseding indictment and add counts that aren't there necessarily in the first grand jury allegations so you can say you hold it to ratchet it up say all right if you don't cooperate we're going to bring in more indictments against you so that's certainly a possibility roger stone has been known for decades as a man who revels in police dirty political tricks who doesn't back down sending that message by tattooing nixon's face on his back netflix even made

a documentary about him i revel in your hatred because if it were ineffective you would maybe he's about to find out if he's crossed the line from controversial to criminal. behavior al jazeera washington. the un special rapporteur for human rights in myanmar says the head of the military should be prosecuted for genocide young needly is investigating crimes against evil hang a minority that have forced hundreds of thousands to flee the country. the independent mechanism that i recommended be established last year has been formally established and funded and when president has started justice for victims in say it will see. really the question of evidence of crimes committed in the creation of case files against the legend perpetrators these cases will be ready for prosecution in a credible international or international court. while he says myanmar isn't

interested in and there will hang at every turn i go named reports from bangladesh . the ruling a refugee crisis has become a fast growing regional problem with global repercussions that's the latest assessment of the un special rapporteur on human rights in me and mark young he cited the recent deportations of rohingya refugees by saudi arabia and india to me and mar a violation of international law in his. working to me and conditions return. to madrid. as its neighbor bangladesh has been struggling to accommodate this predominantly muslim minority since august twenty seventh more than seven hundred thousand have sought refuge here it is clear it really don't have injuries in bangladesh can not . in any of engine i encourage the government to gauge

a longer term planning. population. bangladesh wants to transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does. this. eventually in the event of the national natural disasters with. full informed consent of. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who move to bashar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to

a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a xerox dhaka. greece is far mentors now really approved a landmark agreement with its northern neighbor to change its name to north macedonia great politicians voted one hundred fifty three to one hundred forty six in favor of the un brokered deal signed last june it was approved following days of heated debate but not all greeks support the deal john psaropoulos reports math. despondent protesters against the name change lingered outside the parliament where lawmakers ratified the agreement had prime minister alexis tsipras put it direct to the people in a referendum two thirds of greeks would likely have voted against the deal a bit the gloom sounded a note of optimism. this is a historic day for greece where protecting the heritage of ancient greek macedonia is also a historic day for the balkans with a long history of wars and disputes and nationalist a trade we're turning over

a new leaf we're making room for peace corp friendship solidarity a mutual understanding north macedonia is now clear to enter nato that the opposition conservative new democracy party which enjoys a ten point lead over the ruling seat is a is still promising a hard line position if it comes to power to secure much they love each and i shall not give up on greece's right to veto scorpios entry into the european union i shall fight with all my strength to mitigate the negative impact that is sure to rise from this problematic agreement. the principle of those who oppose the agreement is that it creates a basis for greece's neighbors to claim not just that they are citizens of north macedonia but potentially that they are a race of ethnic macedonians the agreement cuts through decades of greek foreign policy to recognize a macedonian language and nationality that is the nub of greeks disagreement with

the deal many don't mind sharing macedonia as a political term but they see. macedonian identity as spurious. because once it could relations in the balkans they should never have recognized the macedonian state o'keeffe in the macedonian identity to people it doesn't belong to or a macedonia language when you know that there has never been one we know that what's being ratified today in the parliament will be scrutinized by greek and european courts the government admits the agreement is not perfect but it hasn't least got the other side to agree to stop claiming ancient greek history for its own come september images of alexander the great to disappear from north macedonian schoolbooks as all maps of a greater macedonia north macedonia is most illustrious history now perhaps lies in its future. friends. rescuers in southern spain have found the

body of a two year old boy who fell into a well nearly two weeks ago mine has worked around the clock for thirteen days to find the toddler who was chopped and narrow bore hole seventy metres below ground. now malaysia is fast becoming the top destination for plastic waste exported from other countries an increase in the number of illegal way citing plants is already causing environmental hazards foreign story wait for some selangor states. punching him and his friends became environmental activists by accident the businessman and former village chief was spurred on by what was happening near his home state the number of plastic recycling factories had increased many of them illegally so. the smoke and the smell from the factories was too much for us to bear even in the middle of the night there was no response it's told chung and forstmann officials have since shut down thirty factories in the quality. but

authorities say there are hundreds more scattered across the country the industry is fueled by beijing's ban on plastic waste imports into china that came into effect this year and opened up a gap in the market between january and july malaysia imported more than four hundred fifty thousand tons of plastic waste forty percent more than for the whole of two thousand and seventeen. so. countries in the western countries. why. why do. the countries being a country i think. treat us not all plastic waste that ends up here can be recycled malaysia is now stuck with tons of plastic waste that will end up in landfills at huge financial and environmental costs that's not the only has a plastic waste poses this is

a common practice by on regulated plastic recycling factories here rather than pay for waste collection they dump and burn whatever can't be recycled the stench here is unbearable. the plastic processing industry could in malaysia eight hundred forty million dollars this year making the government reluctant to put a complete ban on the imports of plastic waste for now. no but it is taking steps to limit imports of plastic waste with a plan to phase them out entirely within three years florence li. state malaysia. the again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the governor of the brazilian state of maine as sherif says the chances of finding survivors of a dam bursts seven bodies have been recovered so far but at least two hundred

people are still missing the dam collapse at an eye and all mine near the town of promoting yelled early i spoke to john is my broker was a reporter for the f.b.i. news agency and is close to the site of the dam or as he says the rescue operation is going to resume on saturday morning but the hopes of finding survivors. there's not much of that they can do in terms of searching it is a stock now as if it is the one to update it with they've been there that is because they found it in saudi most likely of the middle missing most of them will be will be dead body most of those about one hundred sixty other mines operators who were on site having lunch when the is off to happen and most of the mafia did. their government get approved conference shortly and go and eat each of these a million low of finding a need supply that which is

a part of the diet thing to be saying this is really all that is. the un security council is expected to meet on saturday for a special session called by the us on venezuela's political crisis washington says it's ready to step up economic and diplomatic pressure to force president nicolas maduro out of power donald trump along with a number of regional leaders have recognized opposition leader one guy as the interim president in the united states stomach trump assigned a bill to end the longest government shutdown in history his agree to reopen the federal government for three weeks but has warned that if democrats that has one democrats rather if negotiation just over the funding of a border war with mexico hit another deadlock is ready to declare a national emergency and a close confident the u.s. president raja stone has been charged with seven crimes as part of the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the twenty six am election stone is accused of being a conduit between charms campaign and weak elites and lying about aids those are

the headlines coming up next so it's talk to sarah to stay with us. in the next episode of science in a golden age exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islam and a period in the field of chemistry they transformed the superstition of alchemy into the science of chemistry. many of his chemical procedures those which may still be used today. science in a golden age with professor jimminy on al-jazeera.

each year childhood and it's for an estimated fifteen million girls who marry before the age of eighteen according to the international center for research on women or i c r w. south asia has the largest concentration of child brides but early marriage is a global phenomenon girls living in poverty are more susceptible by marrying so young the research shows girls perpetuate the cycle of poverty unicef says they typically drop out of school and as a result face poor job prospects. and middle had it and my dad s. and son had a leg by then and that in that second that is the saddest. any lesson didn't make that. bit of us this said. and you add.

the syrian war has created a vortex of conditions such as displacement poverty and fear. about the so-called honor and safety of girls that have prompted families to marry their daughters. that when you think of home of aleppo tell me some of the special memories that stick in your mind. to forget. what i am. some of them secular. that. secular. and.

what was going on in aleppo before you and your family decided to leave what do you remember about that period of time in your life. met. a sudden and. made it look better plan than. seventy percent have been led. have helped him with. the limb they only. stops eleven. so twenty twelve at the border of jordan and syria can you remember what the border was like at that time you don't have the sabbath chase. and co and i'd be happy. to said adam cohen i didn't plan homelessness.

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a middle of the play anyway and never brought a woman because some of them that. made the loan every bit. what do you remember about the day that you locked hear. them up becoming the how it would let them tell me all. that was left with no one man i'm sick of life things that i lay in one of them to have a somewhat sudden had to be all in hit on him. suddenly when they had enough to put on us one of the. one of the names of the. name of that fellow with a bow bow tie. well you don't and i looked and i thought a little by little hayek and is that had so it's the palm of la so were you stuck at the border the syria jordan border for a bit before you were able to cross into jordan get in and she may end up that is that or and i don't know if they had at the committee but i think a finnish embassy to most than has that autonomous stick by that is it's just i

didn't and that is the one instance they had at the school i had the end of the day went to jail but it was then him is that how can you describe to us what that journey was like and then to have been a kidless not the man that i thought as i said then yet it all without the savvy and it was simply a little off and it had the little i've been capable of there must have been how i just not in the doubt but it also has that it in my doing the kind of film of the woman that one should have a little blow. off atlanta has said. jordan is now home to more than six hundred fifty thousand syrian refugees unicef says there is an epidemic of child marriage among them and it's on the rise from the onset of the war in two thousand and eleven to the present child marriage has spiked from fifteen to thirty six percent in the kingdom european countries such as

sweden and germany have welcomed large numbers of syrian refugees are also grappling with the dilemma permit child marriage or separate families. in jordan it was easy to find married girls but few wanted to speak with a journalist on camera they were worried about the repercussions of doing so without their husband's permission and the possible impact on their families. child brides commonly face domestic violence restricted movement and are often not given a voice when it comes to making decisions in the family. no matter the justifications families give the i.c. r.w. says child marriage is a violation of human rights and a form of violence against girls. found out she was engaged just shy of her fifteenth birthday the syrian refugee was living in a camp in jordan when her parents notified her that she was to marry another syrian

refugee five years her senior. is the latest generation of child brides in her family. since fleeing their home in aleppo six years ago but man and her loved ones have endured fear hunger and now poverty the war forced her to drop out of school when she was ten years old she says if her just any had been different she would have loved to have been a doctor instead she is a sixteen year old wife and mother to a five month old daughter with another baby on the way i'd like to know what was the first moment you spoke to your parents about getting married i would say. but i'm not in. so. that. he and the lech walesa the homes. the home of the.

bad thing and. said to national. that. well you know of. the sea and the woman. did they make a case as to why they thought it was important for you to get married and why they thought you would be ready at fifteen to get marry. when you go to a new book well yes well that's. who would. let. the do it limited to what made you change your mind. and again. if they didn't know. what was this like the first time that you met your husband

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you there was a place where you can reach that. can you think about some of the challenging times in the last year or so this one fifth of those of us who was. the bad pad. so as a family with my. math english in the. book and. with. what would have been some of the hardest parts about being a young mother for you i would measure bethenny mad. my flat my feet have tamped it admin me and. my family have. any much with this so we have. kittens and are you two working full time.

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has started that lendl to. be. do you have any regrets do you wish you'd waited to get married. then let her. be. the limit of the time difference that how. is there anything about your life that you'd like to change or improve if you have . a second. and getting messed up eleven minute debility he says it would be of. and has then settled but lucky in this kind of. second year in the plaza he can use and. he had a set says they are in the civil. see have him dad. to

his have to eliminate him is that he any. of he a lot of people would say that you're too young to marry you're too young to be a mother you're too young to be working ten hours a day seven days a week but you're saying that you're content with your life what would you say to them. you know money meant to him to pay. you but you seem very emotional when you answer that but your earlier it seemed like you were saying i no one has the right to ask me this question or. give me their opinion why do you seem a little emotional when you answer this question. but that so you know have a daughter if your daughter came to you in fifteen years and asked to get married

what would you say to her. why don't you set a city home so should she be a spade. so i'm hearing from you you think that it's important for your daughter to finish her education and yet keep it seems just from talking to you that maybe that's the biggest regret that you have is that you were not able to continue your education can you tell me why i smoked allegedly linnean in him and did he did you invision that your life would be like this or if not did you what did you envision it would be like. then said yes and if it. was thirteen years old when her parents first broached the topic of marriage with her after one year and gauge meant she was married at fourteen the relationship

deteriorated quickly bola says her husband who was in his early twenties never worked and he and his family treated her like a servant she considers herself lucky they couldn't have children. the seventeen year old has spent the last year and a half navigating the jordanian court system trying to get a divorce but her husband and his family have disappeared and her case has stalled . kennametal thoughts. on him o'connell acetyl danny but then i love lost that road. and i know one other thing. was this after your family had moved to amman so did you know your husband at the time when his family approached your family and had never seen him before and never spoken to him what about if you would like him what did you think when your parents first told you that first of all how old was your husband at the time sitting with

us he's nineteen i don't know i was a law minister in a kennel of the civil war how much older is he the new poor that has this what did you think when your parents first told you that this man wanted to marry you that the end of the defense of the left of the list told second was that it had the little what it is have i stand. with though is even loved in the fact that at the moment that he didn't net that even before you met him you were thinking most. tell me what your parents said about why they didn't think it was appropriate for you to get married at thirteen and no on a lid and they could have had a field. for the winston what was that period like korea you and they did what that man know i mean soldiers abusing his their head and a couple of sort of the head but that is that is the wised up tell me a little bit about your husband. must love kindness to the cell is sick on whip

them in the lead one in the bathroom break them into the beds there was an incident kind of an acknowledged that it is than a muslim battle and. well let's tell me what you remember about your wedding day of love that that began in the woods at that end and how does the who have. a really good life we have today and it was taken to is a kind of an event it was so you said you were excited about the idea of getting married in the wedding dress what do you remember that with but had to pull some of the others in at the oddest of his eyes that allowed all the way let's not even have done is a modern amanda had no right and an end of it both some of the milestones what was marriage like at first oh well the war when. they gave him those in by the militia. but inside the hut a few were you living with your your husband was not working at the time were you

living with your in-laws. and looking forward but that who would live. there as women had then to be done by but at the home of that it had so many to let the cinema cinema stand a any definite feeling that way but he still wasn't working and you both weren't going to school correct. you said that you started to have problems shortly after you got married could you please tell us what was going on yeah. it's not as a. side of the month. and deadly as menus are ending and norm is a divided on one split fini and as if he can love field as can was addicted to fall in love in that if one had them in mind a mobile to get him on one of them could send it couldn't have the club and then as i'm a little one in the for what i'm going to see it'll make them look. so how did the

mother in law make you feel you can deem him so did he age to push to the death i was in ghana we had. the fastly so so how was your mother in law was the meddling is what you're saying. going on you and me as a bit of misrata and as a mom will was the mother was. and how did they make you feel one has to have them clash of susan in love with love for. so the love had the mobile that it came on to form isabel let me i may of sorts out us all morning was what feeney how did your husband react to all this did he stand up for you love of the gentle if not. for the that a pull up to of the how did you feel knowing that the person that you had been engaged to for a year changed so drastically after you were married then is that the model that a small and still who doesn't consent of the i mean me and my deaf and had no one to give me any soon undergo i know you to do the what islam and no one had any. how

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this time to go to school better yourself and also keep trying to get the door help the lotus at the might have i'm seeing him in a little more me again i'm a criminal. so. do you regret getting married so young. a kid and money love are fed more of the world what you know now that you wished you'd known. well why the fuck did so his twenty's tatty the rest of the unless a newcomer did ask them why that was what would you say if you have a daughter someday would you allow your daughter to get married young like you to learn instead why then is that those that live in one of them and seven had forgotten know is there was damage motherfucker. and what would you say to other young girls who are thinking about marrying. then internationally though as a kid any of the had this hat with the death of figures then right up the line for

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as it takes a tougher line on migrants organized crime is making fast profits from their misery . people and power investigates the state funded reception centers where the helpless are reduced to commodities ripe for exploitation. and the migrants. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in. the streets seems to defy gravity every use is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness but it became a democracy in two thousand and eight happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the u.n. to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness when shit if it is quantifiable by simply

turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. on counting a cost plenty of no shows in damage but lots of talk from leaders there about an economic slowdown what the chinese president said about gray rhinos and black swans the cost of holding the u.s. to ransom. counting the cost. at least seven people are killed and two hundred are missing after mining down barriers say in brazil. hello i'm fully back this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead donald trump temporarily ends the long as u.s.

government shut down but there is still no money for his border wall the u.n. security council will meet to discuss the venezuela crisis as the u.s. intensifies efforts to remove president nicolas maduro from power basti european commission reportedly add sound eurabia to a draft list of countries that pulls a tariff financing threats. thank you for joining as a governor of the brazilian state of maine as sheriff says the chances of finding survivors of a dam bursts are slim at least seven bodies have been recovered so far two hundred s. still missing the dam collapse at an iron ore mine near the town of burma daniel daniel with the latest going to a wave of british foreign sludge was sent spewing into the countryside with a series of three dams collapsed the filled structures in august tailings dans filled with residue from on or mining

a risky operation is underway to evacuate people from vulnerable areas in and around the nearest community beautiful tickle me the town the ruin the new deal efforts are being made amid fears of widespread pollution to prevent contaminated mud and sludge reaching a refutal by your hydroelectric plant with the national water company said it could happen in two days president job oso noddle said he was sending cabinet ministers to the region to oversee the operation. tomorrow morning along with the defense minister will go to below to start there the governor of meanest state will join us to fly over the region to evaluate the damage and take all the necessary measures to lessen the suffering of relatives of possible victims as well as the environment to ensure. the corys are the fish while iron ore mine is owned by the brazilian mining company vale they were part owners with the a straightly and b.h.p. billiton of the mine near mariana also in the state of mena should rice return

burst its banks in two thousand and fifteen nineteen people were killed in the whole communities submerged by mud that has called brazil's worst environmental disaster they are officials have said they are very saddened by what's happened. if we miss. you it's with great regret that i confirm the collapse of the dam i have no words to describe how disappointed and sad i am about what just happened it's beyond anything i could possibly expect i want to tell you that vall will do everything possible to help those affected. however environmentalist say the company and the country have failed to learn the lessons of the mariana disaster that our two zero area i spoke to john is my broker was a reporter for the if the news agency in his calls to the site of the dampers he says the rescue operation is going to resume on saturday morning but the hopes of

finding survivors and jim. there's not much that they can do in terms of searching it is pitch dark now incident the next weekend update with stephen did that is because they found seven quality most likely of the minutes missing most of them will be will be did thirty. minutes of those about one hundred fifty other minds operators who were on site at the lunch when is off to happen and most of the mafia did. their government get a press conference shortly ago and he takes off as a minimal of finding a need for private which is a part of the diet thing to be saying this early off the top that tell you tomorrow morning at a light. great skewers will keep to the area can't be reached by who it's been over but if you are right helicopter.

obviously very rough terrain they have we worked it out put them in indonesia meanwhile the number of people killed by floods and landslides has risen to fifty nine more than three thousand people way vacuum aged from their homes as heavy rainfall and strong winds pounded the southern part of snow a.c.i.m. and dozens of communities were inundated as rivers overflowed and burst sandbags landslides and fighting a common in disaster prone indonesia especially during the monsoon season between october and april and otherwhile news friends in donald trump has signed a bill to end the longest u.s. government shutdown in history as a great to reopen the federal government for three weeks but the stopgap plan does not include funding for his border wall with mexico the reason for the political deadlock with the democrats is ready to declare a national emergency if negotiations hit another impasse in the coming weeks alan

fisher has more. thank you very much my fellow american it's over for know i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government after the longest shutdown in american history thirty five days steps of moving taken to get it hundred thousand federal stuff back to work but the funding deal is just for three weeks in that time republicans and democrats will discuss a long term plan here's the problem the president still wants his border wall the democrats don't want to agree to that from the white house a warning that if he doesn't get what he wants i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency pressure had been building on the president to end the stalemate his approval rating was dropping senior republicans were leaking support and workers were warning of genuine security risks in the senate republican leader

called on democrats to negotiate a longer funding deal that would include a significant investment in urgently needed border security measures including physical barriers in his rose garden address the president insisted democrats no back the idea of a border wall that was disputed by their leader we don't agree on some of the specifics of border security democrats are against the war but we agree on many things. such is the need for new technology and the need to strengthen security in our ports of entry a funding bill was agreed by the senate in december but attacked by right wing commentators donald trump blocked it because it had no money for a border wall his decision to reopen the government has led to new attacks from his own supporters that one former trump administration official says you know gets to make a state of the union address to prove his case a civil union as we all know is a prime time address not just to congress to brief congress but also to brief the

american people and i think i expect that the president will use that time to try to address the american people and the scots the significant issue that he has before them in the sport of offering donald trump said he was willing to keep the government shutdown for months to get the money for a wall he promised on the campaign trail mexico would pay for thousands of federal workers will no go back to work after the president was judged the situation the consequences and the result is thank you very much allan fisher al-jazeera washington. the u.n. security council is expected to meet on saturday for a special session called by the u.s. on venezuela's fillets crisis washington says it's ready to step up economic and diplomatic pressure to force president nicolas maduro out of power it's appointed former diplomat elliott abrams to lead those efforts saletan america and its interests in human reports from kolkata at the colombia venezuela border hammerheads in caracas an almost surreal scene two venezuelans speaking in the same

city at the same time each claiming to be the country's legitimate president. it's a high stakes bet for one by dog who was proclaimed interim president by the opposition controlled national assembly on wednesday he's now calling on the military considered the deal breaker in this conflict to support regime change. why dog announced the approval of an amnesty law to benefit army members prepared to abandon the last mughal. summoning venezuelans to take to the streets what about. those who think that we're backing down but the streets have have another thing coming the people are going to be on the streets for as long as the table. but at the presidential palace the embattled president responded by making it clear he's not going anywhere. we will defeat the coup d'etat that intends to intervene in the political life through venezuelan sovereignty aside and install a puppet regime for the interests of the united states empire and its allies in the

western world. friday the european union said it would join the us canada and most of central and south america and recognize an interim government unless immediate and internationally supervised elections take place this as non-essential u.s. embassy staff began leaving the country not top tier diplomats washington says it doesn't recognize my party to sever diplomatic ties or expel u.s. embassy personnel the u.s. secretary of state mike pump il has called an emergency un security council meeting for saturday. russia is now putting its full weight behind warning washington against intervention in min israel law while offering to barter negotiations to end the conflict. but the opposition says the time for talking is over. on the colombian side of the border venezuelans returned home with supplies nervous

about what lies ahead because venezuelans know that the crisis in their country is entering into unchartered waters a confrontation between president mahmoud abbas and his opponents between mughal and the united states and between the united states and russia and the only thing at this hour that they seem to be certain of is that there is total uncertainty about how all this will unfold. the u.n. high commissioner for human rights warns that the situ. ration could quickly spiral out of control with catastrophic consequences c. in human al-jazeera. the reuters news agency is reporting that the european commission has added a saudi arabia to a draft list of countries that pose a threat to the block list includes countries seen as having lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering sound eurabia has been facing international pressure on the matter of china's for my shoji on the saudi consulate in istanbul last october the countries on the list include iran iraq syria yemen

and north korea joke a few arrow is the chief executive of gulf state analytics he said although it's only a draft is that damaging for saudi arabia it's of course important to keep in mind that this is merely a draft it's subject to change but of course the fact that we're even talking about this in the first place bodes poorly for riyadh let's keep in mind that in september the t.f. decided not to give saudi arabia full membership for many of the reasons which are obviously in play here is saudi arabia is going to need to make some changes in order to convince its allies in the west that its leadership is very sincere with all of this talk about countering extremism returning to the so-called moderate is a lot there is definitely a war of narrative.