this. and finally end the korean war follow us on the twenty seventh of february for special coverage on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha or autumn coming up in the next sixty minutes white house officials accused of repeatedly ignoring legal concerns while pushing new class sales to saudi arabia. pakistan offers to work with india to end violence and made it new delhi maintains

that as. armed groups to operate. and the power. of the people who are. anti establishment campaign cry as he announces another white house bid and lagerfeld who dominated high fashion for half a century dies aged eighty five. and i'm here with all of your sport as indonesia is the first country to submit a bid to host the twenty thirty two summer olympic games i have that story for you and much more coming up later in the program. senior members of the trumpet illustration of being accused of pushing for a nucleus sales to saudi arabia repeatedly ignoring legal objections democrats who have a majority of the u.s. house launching an investigation after releasing a report based on testimonies from anonymous whistleblowers former national

security advisor michael flynn and energy secretary rick perry are among those named a strong advocates off the nucleus saying let's get more on this a correspondent in jordan is joining us live from washington d.c. is a damning report roles and some closest to the president. well it's not just implicating some who are closest to the u.s. president donald trump but this staff report which was delivered to congressman elijah cummings who is the chair of the house oversight committee basically says that people within the trumpet ministration people who had worked on the president's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign ignored repeated orders from legal advisers and from the national security adviser h.r. mcmaster to stop working on a plan that would allow the united states to sell upwards of twenty nuclear

reactors to saudi arabia without going through the proper legal channels this report also alleges elizabeth that even though the orders were coming down that daily even as recently as a week ago the discussion is still happening at the highest levels of the trumpet ministration to try to transfer this technology to saudi arabia with out congressional oversight without proper investigation and vetting and without the sign off of an interagency process all of these steps if the president were to go ahead with an executive order would be in violation of the atomic energy act which is a very serious act to try to prevent nuclear technology from getting into the hands of people or states where that information might not be protected and so what happens now is wrong what the investigation and what the findings. well

given that this report does note that it's not just congressional democrats who are very concerned about these. attempted and repeated efforts to move ahead with the sale of nuclear reactors to saudi arabia without congressional insight there's also been republican concern about this very effort within the highest levels of the trumpet ministration and so what congressman cummings has announced on tuesday is that there will be an oversight committee hearing to look into these allegations to call forward members of the trumpet ministration and former members of the trumpet ministration to basically explain themselves we don't have a date yet for that hearing but given the amount of detail that is put out in this twenty four page staff report it could be a very interesting hearing certainly an effort by congress to exercise its

oversight power of the executive branch thank you very much for that for now that is wrong here in jordan with the nation's live in washington d.c. thank you let's move on to other news now and pakistan's prime minister has rejected and he has accusations that has country is behind the bombing of the disputed kashmir region which killed forty one indian paramilitary soldiers and a televised address to the nation and noncom offer to cooperate with his neighbor to investigate the attack and ask for evidence suggesting pakistani involvement india's foreign ministry expressed disappointment with the pakistani leaders for months a spokesman said promise to con fail to denounce the jaish e mohammad which has claimed responsibility we are not surprised that the prime minister of pakistan refuses to acknowledge the attack on our security forces and. as an act of god it is. prime minister of pakistan has neither chosen to condemn this ainus act not condoled with the families this claiming any link between the

terrorist attack and pakistan is an oft repeated excuse by pakistan the pakistani prime minister has ignored claims made by the gesture moment as well as by the terrorists who perpetrated this highness' crime it is a very known fact that gesture moment and its leader muscle are based in pakistan this should be sufficient proof for pakistan to take action. in a moment has to me a report on india's full reaction from new delhi but first here is come on high there and islam above. tensions between india and pakistan remain at an all time high although they didn't all fall from saudi arabia's foreign minister are there out of your bag that coded rabia would use its influence to try and deescalate the crisis between india and pakistan pakistan is also not taking any chances the

pakistani prime minister said daddy did not respond to the wild accusations from and they are saying that it was because pakistan was holding a very significant gone friend for investment involved just on record as being attended by that so did delegation he questioned as to what would be the benefit for progress on conduct such an attack at that time which would be tantamount to separate dodging that gone friends and pakistan it said they wanted to talk to india on all bilateral issued by d.n.d. and he said he had already gone pakistan's golf whenever pakistan or for dialogue the prime minister said that bogged down wanted peace in the region of foreign minister also created a dating that dad should be based in the region however prime minister emraan khan also had a warning for india should they plan an attack against pockets on the sun also

today i am offering the indian government thought what is a vista geisha and you do in this case the suggested involvement of any pakistani we are ready to cooperate with you if you have any actionable intelligence to provide us with and we will take action and it's not because we are under pressure but because they are enemies of spock's tony because they go against our interests . the funerals continue across india the bodies of the security forces killed in recent attacks are returned to their homes. as the country mourns pressures on the government and officials to show that action is being taken. down a little better security officials in indian administered kashmir blame pakistan's spy agency the i.s.i. for the car bombing by the group jaish e mohammed or jem that. reductive form of eyesight. while the investigations continue many in india are

wondering how it was allowed to happen critics say that any major attack can be considered an intelligence failure but the scope and complexity of this one made it the worst attack on indian forces in the region in three decades it leaves the question what went wrong. indian agencies in kashmir rely on locals for intelligence but some analysts say the goodwill needed for that intelligence has dwindled. bost five years have been a period of extremely disruptive polarizing communal politics now that is undermining dean violent that is what is resulting in more and more frustration and more and more recruitment. this analyst says the current intelligence agencies are understaffed and resources are mr directed because it is involved in political intelligence it is involved in the hold range of other

activities many of them under the eight hundred to two core security as indian officials continue to blame pakistan for supporting armed groups prepared to launch attacks on indian troops critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. i thought that the house was apartheid less ten general and the an army has served as the top commander an indian administered kashmir and he says pakistan has no excuse for not taking action against the group responsible for the attack i do not know why the fuck it's not a bribe to start asking for evidence when the chair should know how much chief either of us would how deep it says admitted the but if you look there this group has it it's just admitted that it was behind this particular doctor that i thought it was what anderson wants what evidence what you got that the status lead us to be insights pockets not admitted he's at the moment that i'll look after robin pretty

what you said a lot of the evidence you should just go ahead and stick i did actually consider the fact that this group since composite one has been in pockets i mean it was released in two thousand two thousand and one but the eighteen years i've been involved in a cd the last i can each time the indian government has presented any evidence against it and its sister organization the last year i thought about all of the each sign that i didn't have to be spot on through the legal process of pakistan so what can be expected in this particular case and what should be in good government expects from the government of pakistan and that is arkansas. now islamic bob is also dealing with anger from its western border with iran saying an attack that killed twenty seven revolutionary guards last week was planned from inside pakistan . reports. a sunni armed group cool j. shell addle has claimed responsibility for last week's suicide bombing but iran

says it now has evidence the attack was planned from inside pakistan. two days ago we arrest a woman who was our first lead after interrogating her we found other links and i can tell you that two of the members of this team were pakistanis the suicide bomber was a person named muhammad ali from pakistan. a suicide bomber in a vehicle packed with explosives drove into a bus transporting members of iran's revolutionary guards the pakistani government has denied the attack was planned from its territory i think iran does not have any evidence as to whether they're pretty deep from pakistan army. people. straight across the border the three others arrested by iran are ethnic bill each minorities one person is still on the run but iran doesn't just blame six individuals for the bombing the. design attack is not an

ordinary one it is a dangerous strategy that aims at hitting iran the sons of the revolutionary guards are standing firm in the face of the harbinger of doom triangle consists of the zionist entity america and saudi arabia which is a symbol of evil in the region and the world. pakistan has condemned the attack and cooperation the iranian military is demanding pakistan cracks down on jaish al and wounds if it doesn't it might take action itself victory gates and be there. saudi arabia has said it wants to help calm the tensions between india and pakistan as crown prince mohammed bin some on arrived in new delhi to a warm welcome from prime minister in the interim already been so mom was in pakistan on monday has asia tours also expected to take him to china plenty more ahead on the news hour including venezuela crisis how security forces are contributing to what was already one of the highest murder rates in the world. a

long road ahead russia says it's open to passage for tens of thousands of people to escape from a provided syrian camp and will be here in sport is awesome diana and naomi in the champions league last sixteen. years politician bernie sanders has entered the twenty twenty white house race that is the independent senators second attempt at last the democratic party's twenty sixteen nomination to henry clinton who went on to be defeated by donald trump a seventy seven year old we campaigned on many of the same promises as last time including universal health care a higher minimum wage and free public college tuition. bernie said as i'm running for president and i'm asking you today to be part of it on precedented grassroots campaign of one million active volunteers in every state in our country our

campaign is not only about the feeding donald trump the most dangerous president in modern american history it is not only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election our campaign is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic social racial and environmental justice. well twelve candidates have now thrown their hats in the ring to challenge donald trump they include massachusetts senator elizabeth warren new jersey senator cory booker and the california senate a common harris they share a similar leftist agenda with bernie sanders but pushing a more centrist line is minnesota senator amy klobuchar she's described proposals like universal health care as aspirational other likely contenders include former vice president joe biden and former congressman who narrowly lost the texas senator

race last year well let's have a ton see has the latest now from washington d.c. one of the reasons why there are so many potential democratic presidential nominees is because many of them wanted to announce before bernie sanders got into the race they wanted to get some momentum because bernie sanders is the front runner of the declared candidates he has the best nationwide organization he has the most on the biggest small donor base he has the best measurement recognition the only other candidate who does better than him is joe biden the former vice president on the barack obama who has not yet declared whether he will be running and if he does that we will see a very similar pub's very bitter campaign season between that centrist or stablish one right wing section of the democratic party and the bernie sanders wing the younger wing of the democratic party who say more fundamental change is needed than the democrats have offered up to now well let's get more on this now we're joined by christine for mostly a member of the democratic national committee and she's joining us live from san

francisco very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so it is of course send a second robinsons twenty six dean you know policies that he's long championed have gained a lot of traction within the party including from some of his fellow twenty twenty bit as is it a more favorable landscape to send us this time around do you think. well i think it's very exciting that bernie sanders is running again he has millions of voters who supported him last time who are certainly seeing him as the front runner i also think it's really important to clarify that it's not so much a matter of contrasts between the left part of the party and the right part of the party it's a matter of how deep and authentic your policy beliefs are as one who authored for example the fight for fifteen resolution at the democratic national committee four years ago and has been fighting for a lot of progressive change on campaign finance reform since i was voting on to the committee as a young democrat i can tell you bernie sanders was

a very welcome voice for reform but he's not the only voice and will be a challenge for i think for all of the candidates to meet the voters where we are we want to con a me that works for all of us but also for each of us well if he's not the only candidate you know does does he sort of news his uniqueness do you think in this crowded field with a lot of the misspells ing a lot of the same ideas. of reform. well let's say this. bernie sanders is is the front runner he has an organization he has candidates he's helped elect to public office and party office in the last couple of years he also wants to be careful that he's not a victim of his own success one of the successes is that people start to realize that there is a winning message and having universal health care or college tuition and rising wages the downside of that success as you mentioned is that there are other candidates who can come in and be

a fresh face adopt his ideas and perhaps. beat him because this time around he is the establishment his ideas are still challenging but logistically speaking right now he's the front runner he's the establishment which means that he's the one everybody's out there trying to be so it'll be a very exciting campaign and as long as people stick to the issues and joy i think it'll be a fun campaign wolf the democratic party look on him more favorably if he is more of an establishment candidate than he was last time how much will they support send us this time well as i said right now we'll see how the campaign goes right now he's the front runner we also changed the rules at the democratic national committee to say that if you run for the democratic party nomination you have to register as a democrat bernie sanders has indicated that he's going to do that i think that that will allay a number of fears and so your audience is clear we also pass that so that

billionaire candidates such as the former c.e.o. of starbucks who want to run as a democrat would also need to register in our party so whether you are a sitting elected official or a business person coming from outside the party structure we want to make sure that we are nominating. a member of our own party to be our standard bearer to go against donald trump but remember that still the biggest question who can be donald trump not only on the economy but in the role of commander in chief and how are they going to do it you know and just want to address on vermont public radio on tuesday morning when he was announcing his that he's going to call the president he called him an embarrassment to the country a pathological liar a racist a sexist a homophobe xeno food does this give us an idea of the of the approach of a confrontational approach that he'll take

well one one area where. i think that bernie sanders and donald trump appeal to some of the same people was on the issue of trade the big fight over what was that t p p trade. deal that a lot of people felt perhaps left out in the new economy if you look where trump won his nomination it was places where the wages have stagnated between two thousand and four and two thousand and fourteen it was places where jobs were lost to globalization and automation and it was a call it was something called white distress in the workforce that is to say a lower participation of white males in the workforce and distress about it in some cases out and out racism and that's where the sanders and trump voters diverge so i think that addition to attacking trump bernie sanders and everyone else has to talk about our personal economy and in a changing global economy and the changing nature of work in communities where there are gigs but not jobs in communities that need. to have jobs so that people

don't grow up and move away but actually stay home in the community that's going to be the major focus of the democratic campaign let's stipulate to the negatives against trump or they wouldn't be running but then let's talk about what are you going to do for me in my life and i hope that that is where the majority of the contrast is going to be john mr lucy thank you very much for your time on this we do appreciate it that is christina pelosi live and san francisco thank you thank you. now russia says it's open to humanitarian corridors in syria to now people in the refugee camp to return home the u.n. says most of the forty thousand people there are women and children stranded in extremely harsh conditions for years the camp lies in the remote syrian desert near the border with jordan and iraq imran khan has more. russian military patrols

secure what are described as two humanitarian corridors which moscow says with allow people mainly women and children living in the old brick by a refugee camp to leave the russians in coordination with the syrian government say a fifty five kilometer area has been secured for twenty four hours the clock started ticking at nine o'clock tuesday morning so far no one from the camp has used the corridor and the russians blame the free syrian army which are backed by the united states and which has controlled the camp. going to be. under the circumstances the syrian government with assistance from russia made the unprecedented decision to open to humanitarian corridors to ensure the exit of internally displaced people from this camp to chosen places of residence it's unclear whether the russians and the syrians set up their humanitarian corridors after negotiations with the free syrian army tell our people from out of the camp

walking the few kilometers to where the humanitarian corridors actually start or they simply just set up the humanitarian corridors on their own now the situation within the camp itself is incredibly dire they were only able to get a first shipment the first of a couple in a few months of aid to the camp a few days ago and many women and children who are the main residents of that camp absolutely desperate. meanwhile in southeastern syria fighting continues in the last i saw held village of alba who was the syrian democratic forces the kurdish led troops backed by the u.s. have surrounded the village most of which has been reduced to rubble inside around two hundred villages are being held hostage by eisel intense many of them apparently being actively prevented from leaving by high school and continued to be subjected to a tense a fight aaron granbury strikes by the u.s. led coalition forces and their s.t.'s allies on the ground. so high commissioner puts it when i quote civilians continue to be used as pawns by the various parties

and she calls on them to provide safe passage to those who wish to flee while those who wish to remain must also be protected as much as possible. i suffices according to the s.d.f. the tunnels beneath the village and are hiding there slowing the fight down and stopping the s.d.f. from declaring the end of isis on flavin syria iran card does or doesn't happen egyptian security forces have killed at least sixteen fighters in two separate raids and north sinai state media say the deaths for result of an exchange of gunfire in the city of police also seized far arms ammunition and explosives in the raid now a veteran new york times reporter has been denied entry into egypt and held for hours before being turned away david kirkpatrick was detained on the wyvil at cairo airport on monday without explanation before being escorted onto a flight back to london the following day no stranger to the country he was the cairo bureau chief for the paper from twenty eleven until twenty fifteen the new

york times says this is an escalation of a severe crackdown against the news media on the president's c.c. nigeria's government says the death toll from last week's attacks and could do in a state has doubled to more than one hundred thirty people women and children among those killed by gunmen across several villages mohamad the reports from katrina. is one of the survivors were blocked by hundreds of men armed with guns and machetes ishak wizkid with a bullet wound to the arm but twenty two members of his family including his wife four children and he's a limo grandfather were killed here you. know well they go back to no. hole or anyone left. what wrong did we commit to deserve this brutality several villages in area in could do no state of north or no judio are tucked among the

rules of the bodies found while at least twenty two children under the age of ten these. at the hospital in could do nothing or two more could die is taking care of two grandsons four year old. and two and a half year old but she both were injured in the attack they are the only surviving members of my extended family doctors operated only brought him to remove at least thirty pellets loads in his interest bags in between tears she talks about the moment her life changed forever. they give it as a community square my husband and the first to be beheaded anybody who tried to escape was shot he came to finish his all the counting is still on but assad yesterday is over sixty seven and the counting is the because over a hundred something and something are still missing yeah i mean most of the cows are not in their position are where they are i'm not is not known. we met some of

those who survived huddled together in the open they're still in shock skirt by what they witnessed the killings beheadings and torching of houses the pain of seeing their loved ones getting killed by the attackers is still vivid in the minds of these people there i have here after a three day strike and now say they need help with food cruel thing and shelter against the cold nights. the killings in can do no shocked the nation within hours president obama bahati called the vile and body was an attempt to say to stock religious conflict between christians and muslims. this region where nigeria's muslim north meets nigeria south this prone to really just how does a muslim muslim well the farmers a mostly christian where it is but done in community relations this kind of things

. for the past. been neglect and. existence a moral rule communities of nigeria respect them for a solution is hard. and with the demand for land growing by the day there fears the violence may only intensify mohamed atta while jazeera. still ahead on the french president a million jewish cemetery graves have been vandalized. why thousands are still in fear. and harare is the fastest team again topping the time sheets on day two of f one testing and. will have once.

hello there we go to a good deal of unsettled weather across parts of the middle east we look at the satellite picture we can see one system hey that's just drifting its way southwards bringing some slightly fresher air with it we've also got this other system making its way of a parts of iran and into parts of afghanistan that's going to be giving us lots of rain and snow here as we head through the day on wednesday i think the kabul by the time that system has passed will see somewhere between ten and twenty centimeters of fresh snow towards the west largely fine and dry forest by the time we get to thursday not too warm with baghdad getting to around twenty degrees in the aleppo at around fourteen a bit further towards the south it's pretty windy in doha but those winds are easing and will continue to be said over the next few days say twenty two degrees will be our maximum temperature of wednesday maybe up to twenty three by thursday but the winds still feeding down from the northwest so it's a drawing and it is feeling a bit cooler further south for since

a lot of what we're getting to around twenty nine and it still rather humid for us than it was the southern parts of africa we've got this whole trading area of cloud here within that we're seeing a system trying to put itself together now because it's so close to land we're not expecting it to develop into a tropical cyclone but it will give us very intense rain as we head through the next day or so so some of us in madagascar they could even be some flooding on wednesday or thursday. all dizzy right explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how valuable rates influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil war in the america the norms are going through just the most over the world a veritable group of press people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be different that's what you mean by that brown ball comics and martin luther king face to face on zero zero.

one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much employed in contribution to a story as feel we cover this region better than anyone else it's what it is you know it's very challenging but it got to be because you have a lot of people that are deployed their own political issues. with the people believe it tell the real story i'll just mend it is to do the work journalism we don't feel inferior. because the book. is going to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are all top stories senior members of the trumpet ministration are accused of repeatedly pushing for

a nucleus sales to saudi arabia ignoring legal objections democrats have launched an investigation after releasing a report based on testimony from anonymous whistleblowers pakistan's prime minister says he is ready to cooperate with the india to investigate thursday's car bombing in the disputed kashmir region while he's warning india against retaliation but india maintains that pakistan is doing nothing to stop. their carrying out attacks in maine. and bernie sanders has become the latest u.s. politician to enter the democratic race for the white house and twenty twenty he looks the democrats' twenty six day nomination to have any kind. of breakthrough agreement in yemen military forces pulled out of three key ports the agreement between what the rebels and yemen's government may pave the way for a large increase in the flow of aid the deal marks the first step towards ending the country's four years of conflict james bay is brings us the nation. update

following the u.n. security council meeting. the u.n. security council was told by the special envoy for yemen martin gryphus that the redeployment of forces around today this stage one would start in the next twenty four hours of course the redeployment was supposed to start after the stock called peace deal and that two months ago and all the while the humanitarian situation on the ground in yemen has been getting worse the u.n. was briefed by the undersecretary general mark local talk in short mr president things are very band and unfortunately aid agencies are running out of money. among the many challenges the eight eight eight operation faces funding is quickly becoming the biggest we expect current resources to be used up by the end of march just six weeks from now the special envoy martin

griffis also told the security council there's been progress in talks on trying to get a prisoner exchange between the various parties fighting in yemen again talk of progress but like redeployment no actual progress here. out of venezuela where the defense minister says its armed forces will remain stationed along the border to prevent potential threats lead to that amir padrino also said the military isn't loyal to president nicolas maduro speaking on state t.v. or describe the u.s. president's recent speech about venezuela as arrogant and senseless trumpet ministration has been calling on the little's army to defect and support opposition leader why though or well even before the power struggle venezuela's homicide rate had become one of the highest in the world one local independent monitor says security forces are at least partly to blame it estimates killings by the military and the police rose fifty percent last year trees

a boy reports from caracas. finding people that dare speak about police brutality is not easy in venezuela these days you get there a lot of says she lives in constant fear since her nephew only son who she races he was a baby was killed during demonstrations against the government last month he was fifteen years old i don't know i'm going to go there but i never expected anything like this because if ellison had been a criminal then you can expect anything but he was not the case he worked in a bakery and apparently he went with friends to protest against the government need vs says her nephew was killed by a police special forces unit known as face when they entered got the a neighborhood and got access where protests have intensified. the past year or so forth although chavez socialist revolution used to run high in neighborhoods like this one but the situation has changed because of the young going economic crisis and that's why the government has started a crackdown in neighborhoods like this one when the protests take place using

special forces and other units people tell us that they're intimidated hair rast and sometimes killed when they raise their voice against the precedents. for this violence has been on the rise in venezuela especially in the country's poorest districts among those who want supported or chavez socialist revolution haiti morning asuncion i get it was also killed by the police she was preparing a manger just before christmas when the police raided the area she says officers started shooting at every one room move my son said it hurts but i thought he was talking about his cousin i didn't know he had also been shot they killed him my son play baseball and he said mom when i'm bigger i'll buy you a decent house and now he is dead we're going to do the good. and i guess cousin we got a look at that will suffer fine you are logical disorder his mother says he was helpless because. i saw

a car and i heard the shot is. what i thought my son was hiding i never imagined my son was already dead he was disabled. in two thousand and fifteen the government launched what's known as the people's liberation operation to fight crime in the country slums the fear is that as opposition against the government spreads so will its attempt to curtail dissent. the independent group violence observatory says that more than ten thousand people have been killed in the past two years you and i knew the mule this is yet that was reported in two thousand and seventeen five thousand people killed because of crime fighting operations last year increased to seven thousand five hundred this means that every day in venezuela the police in the military killed twenty people because they resisted authority that is the excuse they use in venezuela we don't have a death penalty we are talking about people killed on the streets or in their homes the government denies any wrongdoing and insist that those killed are part of

criminal gangs people like katie moreno say that's nonsense and that their children were victims of the security forces excessive and unnecessary abuse of power that he said will i guess eat at cuttack us. thousands of people have taken to the streets across france and protests against a recent rise and antisymmetric attacks this comes after turnstiles of a juror cemetery in el salvador faced with swastikas on monday french president. of the cemetery earlier france is home to the world's largest jewish population that's outside of israel and the us from paris the reports. it's the latest attack against jewish people in france on saturday in paris french philosopher kraut was insulted for being jewish during a yellow fest protest. oh. oh.

reacting to the attack the french president wrote on twitter the anti semitic insults he has been subjected to all the absolute negation of what we are and what makes us a great nation we will not tolerate its last week a memorial tree to a young jewish man who was tortured to death in two thousand and six was vandalized near paris while in the city the german word for jews was sprayed across a popular bagel shop and to portray it was defaced with one of france's most famous women holocaust survivor and feminist minister see more of a the graffiti on these letter boxes may have been a raise but the french government is struggling to make anti jewish sentiment disappear across the country in fact the french interior ministers called it a poison spreading across the country because over the past year attacks against jewish people have risen by more than seventy percent some people say that the yellow vest movement is being used as a platform by some protestors to express anti jewish ideas but the head of france's

jewish students union says the recent attacks are a reflection of what he describes as an increasingly intolerant society. we can clearly see the level of violence in society this anti-semitism which takes many for. from islamist movements the extreme right and the ultra left also see an extremely high level of homophobia in a phobia and racism against migrants for daniel can all the events of the past week of evoked painful memories his eighty five year old mother was murdered in a home less than a year ago police said she was targeted because she was jewish. i think that france has fallen very low these people are fools on educated and they have no place amongst the yellow vests during the second world war france's government collaborated with germany's nazi regime and deported tens of thousands of jewish people today france is home to the biggest jewish community in europe but for some the shadow of the past is never far away natasha butler al-jazeera paris

the un says thousands of people have been displaced by recent fighting insults that gave a state that's despite a peace deal signed five months ago to end a five year civil war. that didn't sign the agreement continue to fight against the government in areas like a state from where i have a morgue and sent this report. there's not much to live on in this house for betty and her children but she says she can't complain after all this is not her home that rather an abandoned house she found and was able to shelter in after fleeing her village to escape insecurity but as. we were at home when we heard guns being fired we started running we ran in one direction the children ran in another we found ourselves in the bush and spent four nights there then we wanted to go back home but we found that everything had been looted so we left the village. more than

ten thousand people have been displaced by fighting in the river state in south sudan the fighting between government forces and the opposition group known as the national salvation front are ness started in mid january south sudan descended into civil war in twenty thirteen two years after independence from sudan more than four hundred thousand people have been killed and a quarter of the country's twelve million population have been displaced as a result of a peace deal signed in sudan's capital her tomb in september last year the second attempt to end the war but not all worrying sides have agreed to peace refused this peace agreement disagreement of course does not address the root causes of the problem. the issues are clear. issues so far governance system that you want as a result the fighting continues as does the displacement and it is a good idea i ran away soldiers in uniform wanted to shoot me but one said they shouldn't shoot you know woman i saw them shoot and kill a child in front of me right in front of me he was killed. say the violence makes

it hard to reach those who've been displaced from their homes and are in need of aid to survive many people who fled from villages in a river state have ended up here in the state's capital but thousands of others have fled into neighboring uganda and the democratic republic of congo eyed into the already huge number of south sudanese been displaced by fighting since twenty fifteen the local government in a river state says it abides by the peace deal signed last year it's accuses the national salvation front of targeting civilians in its campaign to end president salva kiir is ruled this group has been disturbing says citizens in their own locations only if using citizens to come to town. abducting says citizens wherever they find them killing citizens. south sudan is a young country less than a decade old fighting and the displacement of its population has dominated

throughout its existence and the peace its citizens crave is elusive now as ever he will morgan al-jazeera in a river city. the chinese delegation is arriving in washington the latest attempt to resolve the ongoing trade war from beijing. explains the challenges that lie ahead. well lou her china's vice premier who's leading the chinese negotiating team will be on his way back to washington shortly to continue those resumed negotiations which will be held at the end of the week high noon is approaching zero because president donald trump has warned that unless there is a deal by march the first beijing time march the second washington time that he will raise tariffs from ten to twenty five percent on some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products i think while there has been progress made clearly not enough progress has been made otherwise these talks would not be

continuing in the united states it's also a recognition that the negotiating model that has served china so well in the past is no longer working china is prepared to address the trade deficit it's prepared to buy more stuff from the united states the stumbling block is really the the wholesale changes that the united states wants china to make to the way china manages its economy in particular the vast subsidies that the chinese state gives to domestic companies the united states argues that creates an unfair playing field there's no doubt that president xi jinping does want a deal but he's not prepared for total capitulation still ahead on the. close call . that story in sports.

one of the world's most famous fashion designers col lagerfeld has died aged eighty five. saying his humor what and passion for fashion will live on forever. looks back on his life and legacy. instantly recognizable in the. song called lagerfeld was at the top of the fashion industry for more than half a century born in pre-war germany his big breakthrough came in the nineteen fifties author moved to paris when he won an apprenticeship with design

a main going on to find success with fashion houses including chloe. a trendsetter his modern unuseful designs found their way into high street shops like h. and m. giving him unprecedented popular appeal but it was chanel that propelled him to rock star status you know fashion it's not needed. or a problem in the world who may be more important but that is not the problem but it's an industry and you don't question has to go with time efficient doesn't go with times vision would be lost. lagerfeld dressed some of the most famous people in the world oh the first of the super models miami campbell includes shifa oh jerry hall and even madonna and more recently the offspring of hollywood stars. his outspoken and stinging remarks for the wrong politics or person size and him

the nickname keiser call but friends and colleagues in the industry and beyond describe him as a genius and a visionary lagerfeld spent much of his life in the public eye but remained a launch an elusive figure hiding behind those trademark song glasses. it was when not working he retreated to his large library of books. he worked primacy to the end and he's behind a huge legacy and his much loved cats to pat. now here's leah thank you liz well indonesia is the first country to officially submit a bid to host the two thousand and thirty two summer olympic games the country's capital jakarta will host the games if the bit is successful last year the city hosted a successful asian games if they win the rights to this they would become the fourth agent city to host after tokyo seoul and beijing tokyo will host next year's

a lympics with paris and los angeles to host the two after that you'll see the i.o.c. have come and witnessed the success of the asian games with the great success of the asian games the i.o.c. have accepted an interest but this is still going to be a long process liverpool and bayern munich will need champ in the champions league last sixteen later spanish champions barcelona are also in action they'll be in france to take on far said did not they have not lost since the twenty third of january but they have been held to draws in three of their last four outings hoping to capitalize on that when the host the spanish giants who've won the champions league five times so much i can post it on the support of those who have been waiting to play this match for a long time and so have leon we are very hungry to finally play this game we know that this is a great team and they are very good in this competition and they tend not to lose here when they play at home so this is a team we can fear here they have good attack and they try to keep the ball but

they have a lot of attacking players that move well so it's going to be a complicated match manchester united are into the corner finals of the f.a. cup paul pogba scored a goal and set up another as they won to no away at chelsea the last puts chelsea's manager sorry under increasing pressure david stokes has more. this was the standout tie of the f.a. cup fifth round hold his chelsea hosting of manchester united for their defeat to p.s.g. in europe last week sergio ribeiro was called into action early but this was his busy. it is not got those to chelsea's only two shots on target all night at the other end he noted with clinical pull poke his pinpoint cross found and herrera. and united were ahead with half an hour gone. and they made it to before the break again pulling the strings when the pull of the halfway line to release marcus

rushed it down the wing he then sprinted into the books to finish off the move. france's world cup winner has been transformed since joe same radio left the club he's now scored knowing goals and sets up six so it's only going to so schizo charge in december you know it is different stood firm in the second half to for straight chelsea and he will pressure on coach the richie oh sorry they've now conceded knowing goals in three games they were booed off by some of their friends at full time. to united very much on into the quarter finals to face wolves another winter so scare making it more and more difficult for united not to give the job on a permanent basis david stokes al-jazeera. the asian football confederation is ramping up its efforts to tackle pirate channel b. out q they called in leading experts to help after the saudi base channel illegally broadcast the asian cup last month other football governing bodies like feet for

anyway for have already pursued legal action against the queue for stealing content that belongs exclusively to guitars b. and sports in the middle east b.n. recently announced it would not renew its seal of formula one because they felt the sport was not doing enough to stop piracy q. emerged in two thousand and seventeen after saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahamian and egypt launched an economic and trade blockade of qatar. world number two has won her two hundredth career main draw match the romanian defeated canada's eugenie bouchard in the second round of the dubai tennis championships on tuesday the twenty seven year old winning this one seven six and six four for what is also her fourth career win over bouchard next opponent will be either. or. and two time wimbledon champion petra is also through to the third round in dubai the world number four did not have it as straightforward as hala after losing the

first set in a tie breaker to her fellow czech company in the new york she fought back to take the second six four give it over managed to hold her nerve in the society and set taking the six four to progress to the next round the twenty eight year old will face either caroline garcia or jennifer brady next the world's top sports man and woman have gathered in monaco at the laureus sports awards france's world cup winners were honored as the team of the year tiger woods won the come back ward after his tour championship victory and tennis world number one novak djokovic picked up the world sportsman of the year admitting he almost gave up on the sport when an injury derailed his twenty seven thousand season from. american gymnast simone one sportsman of the year but wasn't in monaco to collect it it was an emotional night though for lindsey vonn who are tired from skiing just

last week she picked up the spirit of sport award by comebacks have always made me stronger person and i'm very sad to be leaving my sport but i know that because of everything i've learned i can take that into the next chapter of my life and do something even more incredible so thank you all so much for your respects and. oh. i'm going to make thank you. for ari top the time sheets again after the morning session on the second day of formula one testing in barcelona after sebastian vettel had set the pace on monday his new teammate clark was a second faster than the rest of the runners williams were a no show for a second day their car not quite ready for track time world champion lewis hamilton concentrated on piling up the laps rather than speed and with seven fastest in his

mercedes. others weren't so fast renos daniel ricardo had this been out after the rain the rear wing of his car broke apart on the main straight on turn one i think globally speaking it's hard to know if. it's hard to know if we've got a good car or not a good car but i think i did a bit of a long run this morning that was the only real proper run i got to do and i think that was quite encouraging the way we kind of used the tires throughout that run and then the way it came back a bit at the end. yeah that was i feel good after that run basically and while formula one drivers have dangerous jobs sometimes sports reporters do too especially if you're in the n.h.l. commentator here mcguire is a lucky man machine not when he was inches away from being hit in the face with the puck at monday's game between the columbus blue jackets in tampa bay lightning thankfully only the camera was hit.

better than your face well that's all your sport for now back to thank you very much for that and that does it for the al-jazeera news hour for me as a problem and the time can thank you for watching. whether it's cute and cuddly in australia wild and ferocious in bangladesh earthrise blue dress is the balance between endangered wildlife and then noisy neighbors. that. is right there and there's nothing between how you have

a vet and human habitat learning to live together on al-jazeera how many people here have seen a tiger but they can. really. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send back twenty idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. at the time it was the worst environmental disaster in brazil's history but it was also a tragic for taste of what was to follow. people in power investigates claims of

warnings ignored. i'm the disturbing cause between lawmakers and the mining industry that led to catastrophe on trial for dozens and dozens of corruption charges brazil river of mud on a. white house officials are accused of repeatedly ignoring the legal concerns while pushing nuclear sales the saudi arabia. alone barbara sara you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program imran khan says pakistan will retaliate if india responds to the bombing in kashmir. they may have the money and the power we have

the people back on the presidential campaign trail bernie sanders says he's running again for the day.