the pastor being on trial for. charges brazil. the u.s. president your opinion allies to take back hundreds of i still fighters and put them on trial. and this is al jazeera live from also coming up usa tons of aid to colombia destined for venezuela the government says it will never cross the border. amid unprecedented security measures pakistan prepares for a visit by saudi arabia's crown prince. and the big unsubtle

ways the campaign is a getting them messages out. u.s. president donald trump is urging britain france and germany to take back and put on trial more than eight hundred i still fighters captured in syria on twitter he goes on to say the caliphate is ready to fall is not a good one and that will be forced to release them the u.s. does not want to watch as these isis fighters permeates europe which is where they're expected to go to do so much and spend so much time for others to step up and do the job they are so capable of doing we are pulling back one hundred percent caliphate victory get some reaction out of europe from. just a moment he's a munich but first let's go to iran calling on the turkey syria border and iran give us an idea what happens to these ice all fights as who off from all parts of

the world once they surrender or are captured from the battlefield. well the process is actually quite simple what happens is when they surrender or are captured they are taken to a prison run by the syrian democratic forces and held areas and that's where they are detained and questioned if there's ice a wives and children taken to a separate specifically for them again in area where the confusion lies is actually. has jurisdiction over these parent in his tweet the u.s. prison donald trump seems to suggest that they're in custody which is a surprise given that these are s.t.'s comes in as the f held areas also he's encouraging europe to take these prisoners but we've been told that a lot of the people who have been tapped to do surrender actually come from non european countries the chechens there but the pakistanis iraq is quite why he's

asking your planes to get involved is causing some confusion here absolutely ok well let's now turn to europe to get some reaction national joins us from new nic how the europeans like you to respond to donald trump telling them to take these i still find his background as enron says that many of them and even from europe. nor this has been a crucial issue for germany the u.k. and france from quite some time although they remain quite tight lipped about the number of the. european detainees in the camps are run by the s.d.s. forces and this became more pronounced in december when the s.d.f. threatened to release all of those fighters and there was a concern that if they managed to get back to you of their would a leash major security concerns yesterday for example here at the munich security conference there was a panel discussion about syria and to mattingly all the european countries said

basically that the decision by the u.s. to withdraw from syria is premature and could pose a significant threat they have also been asking the turkish government not to move ahead with a plan to take over members and i think one of the reasons why they are pretty much concerned about the are pretty much concerned about their withdrawal is basically because of the issue of the european prisoners former i say the fighters. detained by the forces many european countries are still debating the formalities of when those fighters along with their families we're talking about fighters along with their families are handed over to europe french foreign minister for example quoted saying about a few weeks ago that the moment they were handed over to the french authorities there will be handed over back to the just. authorities to decide their fate and if

you look for example of the case of similar big-o. in the oky the pregnant. lady who is now pleading to go back home it just shows how europe is very concerned about what happens when all those people are familiar with eisel. come back home many questions indeed ok thanks very much for spending some of them there from europe. now rebel fighters in yemen say they have launched a major attack across the border with saudi arabia. media and saudi media sources reporting a number of soldiers died in the fighting groups has taken a number of saudi military positions south of the city of rebels also say they've captured a large amount of arms. most significant border fighting to take place since the sweden agreement aimed at deescalation the conflict was signed in december well

that agreement was brokered by the united nations during talks aimed at ending yemen's nearly four year war if you rebels in yemen saudi backed government agreed to a cease fire in the city to port city of data that truce has largely held both sides were meant to have withdrawn their troops from the city by january seventh that never happened and the man the u.n. tasked with overseeing the cease fire resigned after only one month on the job a prisoner swap was also agreed to join the talks in sweden and that's yet to take place yemen analyst. danny says there needs to be more international pressure on the fighting. it looks like both sides are not very serious about ending the war and it seems that yemen the un envoy to yemen mr martin griffiths is going to have to pull a lot more weight putting pressure on to these parties meaning that he's going to have to rely on the british government and the american government into saying that hey the international community here wants peace and therefore that's what's going

to happen so it's really important to see how the two sides in the conflict don't want to see peace but the rest of the world is kind of ready for it especially because of the humanitarian crisis there are two two options for yemen either war or peace and we know that war is only going to make things worse and peace is the only way to save yemeni lives and so it's kind of the only game in town we're going to find out what's going to happen very soon on monday when the united nations has its close meeting about yemen and we're going to find out what's going to happen next i expect that they're going to put more pressure into both. on to the u.n. envoy and to pressure the war in sides in this conflict to kind of be serious about the peace that's going to that has to happen in yemen for the sake of humanity and for the sake of ending a famine and to save an impoverished country. the us military has lifted tons of aid to the colombian town of kuta on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is

blocking the shipments accusing washington lives and to give a crumbs whilst waging an economic war venezuela food and medicine from the u.s. has become a key issue in the power struggle between the president needs a one. hundred reports. massood us c. seventeen cargo planes bearing aid made the journey from florida's homestead air force base to colombia but the hardest part of the journey lies ahead the short trip over the border to venezuela venezuelan president nicolas maduro has ordered the army not to let it in he says the aid comes with strings from the u.s. which he says plans to use it as a trojan horse to overthrow his regime. opposition leader won by dole who proclaimed himself interim president held a rally in caracas before supporters or you double hockey today were here saying to the world dressed in white that our movement is profoundly peaceful but our movement is also profoundly determined it's not foolish for being peaceful nor is

it going to stay stalled no sir it is profoundly determined that not only humanitarian aid enter but that the usurpation stops once and for all the u.s. military air lifted tons of aid hoping to undermine madeira and his struggle against why dole who now has the backing of more than fifty nations including the u.s. why doe's says he has hundreds of thousands of volunteers ready to distribute the aid and urge the army to lead it in los altos the message to the venezuelan armed forces seven days for humanitarian aid to enter a week for you to do the right thing to put yourselves not only on the side of the constitution we are authorizing the entrance of not only humanitarian aid but also humanity is no exaggeration to say the aid comes with strings the u.s. operation is designed to foment regime change and that's why much of the international aid community is not joining in the international committee for the

red cross and united nations relief agencies are refusing to coordinate with the u.s. they say aid should not come with strings. retains the backing of russia and china and claims to have brought nine hundred thirty three tons of medical supplies from china cuba and russia. calling for nationwide protests this week to support volunteers planning to travel to the border with colombia to bring the u.s. aid john hendren. washington security has been stepped up ahead of the saudi crown prince his two day visit to asia will have been solved postponed his trip by a day and will arrive in packs on on sunday that's a good time reports. pakistan is planning a royal welcome for saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman pakistan and saudi arabia have long been allies but this is the first visit for the crown prince since he became heir to the throne. to put on a both but they are our old friends and their policies are in favor of pakistan.

they will increase their wealth by investing in pakistan this is useless for our people. prime minister imran khan wants to make a good impression. and is looking to. one is that package is called mint in the current economic crisis second is foreign direct investment cons overture comes as much of the world has either shunned criticized or chosen to keep an arm's length from the crown prince both turkish and american security agencies have concluded that mohamed bin salmen ordered the murder of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi the veteran journalist was killed and dismembered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october cond just two months into his tenure never joined the global chorus of outrage against the

kingdom and the prince. later that month he was one of a few leaders to attend a financial summit in saudi arabia a pet project of bin solomon intended to elevate the country's image and promote foreign investment there would be no political cost for mr mustard could quote him at the moment it's not important what the world is thinking the crown prince plans to show his appreciation by injecting billions of dollars into pakistan's economy. since the nine eleven attacks pakistan has been viewed as a vital player in combat ing armed groups and maintaining regional security but overlooked when it comes to foreign investment prime minister khan is banking on the fact that were saudi money is invested other countries might follow natasha can aim al-jazeera the head hair on al-jazeera india's government gives us backing as it hunts for those responsible for thursday's attack in indian administered kashmir

. plus disappointment and frustration at the delayed elections and nigeria as questions arise over how much it'll cost the country. alice a distinct smell of spring still over almost all of your brother still plenty of cloud around a summit tumbling in from the north sea thing that's got to be cold there well it is but it's all relative in speaking it's all still above freezing for the most part unless you're in the mountains and as you can see apart from cloud nothing much is falling out of the sky so daytime sunshine days are getting longer night times therefore shorter less chance of frost and the temperatures in the teens well they're well above where they should be now it is true there is weather creeping

into the west and it's still true in no way above my head there will be some snow for the most part and plan in encroaching rain in portugal western spain there's nothing much going on it is very quiet and in spring flowers been seen already and is still february there's still some action in the eastern mediterranean there's still some showers circling around in cyprus and crete and touching the coast of libya a cloud further west i think is mainly just cloud increasingly the chance i will see rain coming into western morocco because the front is coming into portugal that's not until probably later on monday or back down to fourteen as a result to the east of that fire weather for the most part still in the teens not fine weather exists all the way through africa until you get to the tropics particular. who was sponsored by qatar and. talk to their own. you personally one of the main beneficiaries

is that the case listen if you want relations with india although that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. and over again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump is urging european allies to take back all the eight hundred i saw fighters captured in syria and put them on trial says the caliphate is ready to fall. the rebels and yemen say they have launched

a major attack cross the border with saudi arabia it's the most significant border fighting to take place since the stock emigre meant and it deescalating the violence it was signed in december. and the u.s. military has left a tons of aid to the colombian town of kuta on the venezuelan border president nicolas maduro is blocking the shipments accusing the u.s. of sending crumbs of waging an economic war. thirty four hour curfew is in force in indian administered kashmir after a suicide bombing killed forty four security personnel thursday it tackles the worst of its kind in the thirty year conflict in the region have been reports of revenge attacks that have led india's government to issue a safety warning manoli has more. killed in a suicide bomb attack. the victims paying its respects the families on social media.

the cop packed with explosives interest security convoy on the highway the attack in the himalayan region in three decades he was a member of the pakistan. which has claimed responsibility modi says he will give the military freedom to respond in any way it sees fit. so the exchange of arguments across the line of control for instance by using artillery guns and targeting the infrastructure on the stand of camps is one option the other is the use of plants aboard a capability and now here we are talking about where we are why the targets across the border and is there a need to use air power the move this increased tension between india and pakistan which both claim the entire region the national security advisers of the united

states in india john bolton and i. have spoken by phone they say they work together to prevent pakistan from being what they call a safe haven for armed groups. mrs held an all party meeting in new delhi where they passed a resolution condemning the attack and calling for action this is. the country right now is fighting a decisive war and it will reach its final conclusion the second phase of our soldiers we're not going vain and we are determined to eradicate militancy. pakistan has denied any involvement in the bombing. incident is very sad and we condemn it we are never in favor of killing we are never in favor of violence really never on our side to be used for terrorism. as an investigation into in the midst of kashmir into how such a large security convoy was attacked. once the investigation is concluded

then only more details can be given as the families come to terms with their loss many of us and of whether the escalation could lead to more violence or about humanity out of fear or. at a major conference on global security and gemini the u.s. vice president has given european leaders a dressing down over their continued dealings with iran mike pence as the e.u. to pull out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. struck a more positive tone calling on well the palace to set aside their differences and engage and dialogue the time has come for our european partners to stop undermining u.s. sanctions against its murderous revolutionary regime the time has come for our european partners to stand with us and with the iranian people our allies and friends in the region the time has come for our european partners to withdraw from the iran

nuclear deal and join us as we bring the economic and diplomatic pressure necessary to give the iranian people the region and the world the peace security and freedom they deserve. ceasar keep people calm b.c. you know iran is developing a ballistic missile program in syria and has a hand in the yemen complex but the question is do we abandon the twenty fifty neatly deal or use it as a lever. thousands of people have gathered in iran to mourn the deaths of twenty seven revolutionary guard soldiers men were killed in a suicide car bombing in iran sustainability province on wednesday head of iran's revolutionary guard has threatened retaliation over the attack. we will get revenge for the blood of our martyrs on the saudi arabian and emirates governments we ask the president has some rouhani entre head of simply national security council to keep her hands free as they've promised for coming out

retaliating operations bad weather sabotage and logistical challenges of being blamed for delaying nigeria's election a last minute decision to postpone the ballots by a week or many in the country offguard electoral commission says many states simply weren't ready to call for more time to ensure what it called free and fair elections perhaps the most serious. incident. with just. six hundred more readers. this. six month. we have covered from this. mark carried out across the country within twenty four hours and.

all the. ones too. well the postponement of these elections will be a major inconvenience for millions of voters especially those who've taken long and expensive journeys to cast their ballots there are also concerns the decision could lead to low turnout has more from lagos. some nigerians say the postponement of presidential and parliamentary elections by a week is disappointing frustrating and a national embarrassment many people had to travel long distances to vote with the head registered long my family don't produce because of the election without all you've done. i've been the way the registrar to come on votes all suddenly we just all bad electrons postponed it was a spin through. to. the election commission announced a delay just hours before polls was due to open on saturday saying delays in transporting election material and sabotage are to blame get in here now to tell me

the idea let me not go to school when i go on living or tell you that i don't like it or not even you have to postpone why i was to come back to come and cast my last because it's my civic rights is as simple as that but questions are being asked about how much it's going to cost nigeria to reschedule the polls nigeria is africa's the biggest economy but that hasn't translated into jobs it's estimated more than nine hundred million people live in extreme poverty the election delay will mean it will cost more money some nigerians say could have been used elsewhere nigeria has postponed elections before in twenty eleven and twenty fifteen economists say this is already affecting the economy. as investors and the business community and that's why he's turned off costs you know and now you have to now see a situation where this really has to be repeated mystery. between now and next week

we're likely to see a lot. of some of these first time voters insist despite the delay they are still determined to vote they hope whatever wins will create jobs. or not. either say to delay cost out on the election commission's credibility and competence and that could affect voter turnout how demitasse. al-jazeera. present donald trump's pick for u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has withdrawn her nomination has a new out says it's in the best interests of her family as a department spokeswoman and form a fox news anchor described the past two months she was nominated as grueling trump is expected to announce his next choice for the position soon. at least eight people have been killed in a fire in the bank the port city of chittagong the fire broke out in a slum and gutted nearly two hundred homes more than fifty other people were injured in the blaze firefighters say it may have been caused by a short circuit. people in haiti have vowed to keep protesting until president

juvenile moyes resigns as an uneasy calm in the capital port au prince following days of violent anti-government demonstrations by the president's announcements of new upcoming economic measures many say it's not enough reports. were in port a prince where there is a sense of calm that's returning to different parts of the city as you can see people are out and about there is vendors out on the streets selling different products this doesn't mean that tensions are gone it doesn't mean that the discontent is over there are still pockets of unrest in the city where demonstrators continue to call on the resignation of the haitian president for those who have the means some have begun leaving the country for those who don't the discontent continues they continue to voice their concerns their anger over widespread poverty over worsening living conditions and over the issue of corruption the united states there are reports that the united states is planning to send food aid to help prevent

a humanitarian crisis here in the country given that many people are having a hard time finding access to food finding access to clean water but in the meantime as you can see things are sort of returning back to normal order prints once again looking like border prince but the unrest remains pockets of tension remain and it's unclear still what exactly is going to happen in the coming days thousands of people a march through montenegro its capital demanding the resignation of president you can know that his government the protest was organized after one of his for my key allies disco conies a bitch accuse the ruling posse of high level corruption from a bank and left the country after authorities accused him of money laundering and fraud but he's promised to reveal mu details about alleged government misconduct. well six weeks ago before bresson exits the european union campaign is on both sides of the debate are exploring new ways of getting their messages across social media as one big platform but a group of activists that wants the the u.k.

to remain in the e.u. is using more traditional techniques to gain online attention it has. some political activism begins before dawn billboards have been springing up across the country giant tweaks highlighting some of the predictions contradictions and hypocrisy is of britain's leaders it started as an idea amongst friends it's now an anonymous guerrilla ad campaign under the house led by donkeys before we knew it would put all kids the bad and going out well most every night putting up the posters and now here we are one month later we've got ninety thousand pounds in the bank from the crowd and we're going up around the country because of the nature of digital news where we forget so quickly what was said there's a real appetite for something in the real world the breaks a referendum rewrote the rules of political campaigning for the first time and service for and against breaks it realize the full on regulated power of social

media to influence voters clearly social media still is a massively important vehicle for activists and political campaign is all this group is doing is using and a long time takes to get its unique message across. this is what happened when the group turned their attention to the opposition labor leader jeremy corbin installing a blank billboard in the politicians home and tea breaks a campaign has turned up and filled in the gaps with their own slogans but i think the main prominent pro bricks in activists are also attempting to reach new audiences. the multimillionaire owner of one of britain's biggest pop change has come under fire for sending copies of this probe the. magazine to potentially thousands of homes come on guys let's get real we're talking about saving thirty nine billion pounds eliminating loss of power regaining control fishing increasing democracy i mean what's not for life. meanwhile in central london

a restauranteur who put an empty practic slogan at the bottom of customer receipts has faced violent threats and then one case is they say we must burn the place down when the restaurant to be burned up and then another one they put an image of her gallows traitorous in the way bricks it's created a war of words facts figures and promises repeated on buses boats and bridges some entirely false the official vote leave campaign spent three and a half million dollars on targeting ads at specific groups of people on facebook helping get to win the twenty sixteen referendum. says the votes more and more people have started to question the authenticity of messages on social media and the power of political appetising it's led to a political climate where everything and nothing seems true where some feel motivated to promote or challenge brand breaks it in new ways.

al-jazeera london the swiss actor branagan which has died at the age of seventy seven and ten we came internationally renowned for his two thousand and four betrayal hit the inside as ballin bunco in the film the downfall scenes for numerous parody names online last year it was reported gonzo was suffering from colon cancer. now without their top stories u.s. president donald trump is urging european allies to take back eight hundred i still find his captured in syria and put them on trial he says the caliphate is ready to fall imran khan has more from gaziantep on the turkey syria border well what happens is when they surrender or captured the s.d.f. the syrian democratic forces take the eyesore fighters to a separate prison within their territory where they are held for questioning and if

there are wives and children for example they are taken to another camp where they are processed and. donald trump seems we say is that they're in u.s. custody you know about causing some confusion because they're actually being held in s.t.'s camps and he seems to be saying that actually they're in our custody and europe needs to take them back who the rebels in yemen say they've launched a major attack across the border with saudi arabia. media and saudi media sources are reporting a number of saudis soldiers died and the fighting and the most significant border fighting to take place is the stockholm agreement and it deescalating the conflict was signed in december. the u.s. military has airlifted tons of aid to the colombian town of kuta on the venezuelan border president nicolas maduro is blocking the shipments accusing the u.s.

of sending crumbs once waging an economic war on venezuela saudi arabia's crown prince is due to arrive in pakistan his first visit to the country since he was appointed as to the throne the government has stepped up security at mother been some months arrival the crown prince's two day visit will see him holding talks with the pakistani prime minister imran khan and signing a number of investment deals. u.s. president mike pence has called on the european union to pull out of the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal and during a security conference in munich. merkel defended germany's decision to stand by the deal and called for a dialogue. upstate now with all the headlines are back with more news after talk to alex is there a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare resources and new species.

reveals china's underwater hunt. on al-jazeera. after having everybody here to it and you have a certain side that almost potential doesn't exist pretty much potential doesn't exist so unless we're going to have something that we all agree to we can't be put at the disadvantage of going by a treaty liberty what we do when somebody else doesn't go by that treaty. our american partners stated they will stop their participation in the treaty so we will also stop they stated that they will do research and development of arms so we will also do the same. president trump and president putin announcing their intention to withdraw in six months from the intermediate nuclear forces treaty banning short and medium range missiles capable of carrying conventional or nuclear war this is a first.