indicated here and because of the similarities between the two accidents in indonesia and now in ethiopia i think it's a very wise and the. better to be safe rather than sorry some twenty percent of all the boys don't resettle max aircraft which are on order are going to china. a large piece of their sales in a chinese airlines canceling this aircraft if something shirish is found wrong it will be a big blow to boeing sure boeing and of course the federal aviation administration in the united states will be looking very carefully at the investigation into this crash to discover exactly what did happen me and mar for instance has stopped flying the aircraft others had an air of fiji or fiji airlines has to actually aircraft in three more coming this year it has essentially said that it's confident in it aircraft and it's pilot training and will continue to fly them virgin

australia has thirty of the aircraft on order it at the moment is saying it's not making any decisions on that order until it hears more details of what happened so there's going to be a bit of a mixed reaction around the world but there are a lot of matches flying and a lot of airlines all ground until they found out exactly what the situation is the un special rapporteur on me and maher says she fares and new crisis for the rich. young the lee has briefed the human rights council after visiting cox's bazaar refugee camp it's home to almost one million who've been forced to escape from the violence and they ring me in mar stephanie decker joins us now from cox's bazar in bangladesh and so stephanie we've heard that message from the un special rapporteur how will it resonate with the people in the camps you've been visiting. well what everyone is telling us is what they want just when it comes to the un

actual wrap her findings are recommendations they're not binding but i think they are important because again we're talking about it right there raising awareness and she does say that she wants the case to be taken to the international criminal court i think that is something to keep an eye on because she is here and visited the camp yesterday we saw them they did not want to be filmed the delegation actually came out of the car when they saw our camera they went back into the car i spoke to them and they said we don't want to be filmed is not part of our remit they wanted to speak to people interview people and we are going to be hearing after conference from them. again what are the people want they want to go home i mean they want safely and they want identity papers they want to be recognized this is a little bit but they have to have them even if. the large tree is a reminder of the thick extensive forests that stood here just eighteen months ago

now uprooted to make way for hundreds of thousands of right they too forced from their land this is now the biggest refugee camp in the world to me like a tune fled me in mar in august two thousand and seventeen during the military crackdown on the regime in iraq and state she says of course she wants to go home but only if there is peace what they skate from she remembers was terrifying but others at the. our next door neighbors husband and wife they were killed which is why we left how can we go back at least if we die here as a muslim will be allowed to have a proper funeral but if we die there will just be thrown away. she was part of a mass exodus into neighboring bangladesh as well as the united nations accusing the me and my military of burning homes abductions rapes and murder almost one million rangle appear in constant. are each with an individual story a perfect violation of the law and now the band two hearts stretch as far as the

eye can see in every direction this is a makeshift city built out of human tragedy and there is now an international push to find out what happened and who is responsible. the international criminal court has sent a team to the camp as part of what it calls a preliminary examination they did not want to be filmed preferring to keep their first visit here low profile the un special rapporteur yankee levy was in cox's bazaar in january but it's the visit of the i.c.c. that could eventually lead to charges against the me i'm our government justice is something everyone here wants including twenty year old mohammed who says he worries he is losing his life here but going back for him has conditions out a little in your god we need cards we need them to recognize us as running is also our mothers and sisters were raped we want justice from the i.c.c.

and they have to give us back our latin properties which were confiscated mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized the medium our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home and many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey. so the question now sami is what happened to the one million people there was to retreat into myanmar that was a deal between me and my bangladesh but you i don't feel up to put that on hold because it was unclear what kind of circumstances the people would go back to whether it was safe for the people there trust the government and the n.r.a. they don't want to go back without any sort of really sure and certain. change and then also there is a deal on the table to move around just over twenty shall jibbering issued uninhabited islands here in bangladesh collection and that was the deal i just say

again we need to clarity what are the conditions and people need to do this voluntarily so a lot of truth on the table about what to do with these people new solutions and certainly the amount of n.g.o.s operating in the country are a lot of them there's a lot of money going into it there needs to be a solution but of course i didn't think that is anywhere close at this point in time stephanie the deal from coaxes was all. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including overnight bombing on u.s. banks forces resume operations to capture syria's the last i saw wrong place. british prime minister to resign may faces a major fight m.p.'s gear up for the big vote on tuesday. and serena williams' return to action is cut short of the details later in sports.

more than one thousand algerian judges say they will not monitor the april elections if president that these beautifully pursues a fifth term the group has formed the sprinter organization in protest against beautifully because reelection campaign meanwhile clerics in the country are calling on the religious affairs ministers a stop pressuring them into giving pro-government sermons state t.v. reported the eighty two year old president has returned home on sunday have been protests around the country against his bid to run for another term. isn't an algerian political analyst and resident scholar at carnegie middle east center she joins us now by skype from beirut good to have you with us so listening to the announcements from. judges i was stunned to see the signs of the system breaking down there. well exactly this is the sign of the system breaking

down but this is also the sign of the loyalties the people who has been moved to the region in an area as are no longer eager to be loyal i think these are the first crack down within the system i think this is of finally. the people who are listening to the voices of millions of algerian who went down and took up the street in march first and march eighth. so do you believe listening to some of the statements from the army for example that they share the same vision as the people does that mean the do you think. with a flicker is not going to remain as friends are and who will end up not running for another term well i think at this stage of this situation is no longer possible

i think president putin has to step down the pressure and coming from the street is too strong then too intense for having and for being with the demonstration in algiers on march first i can see that in the determination of a jury ins and their determination their frustration and their anger is very strong and i don't think that they will blink. well i think the best solution at this point is to to step down of course of the entire region as we know it is not too likely to crumble however the facade needs to change and that was going to be my question actually even if it does that down does that mean a real change in power there does it mean real democracy. well you know the algerian system is a very complex and one and you know it is not a one man show if i may say behind the men behind there is an entire region and

tiresias the algerian resume is composed by several strategies or circles of powers and there is the after leadership there is the bureaucracy there is the military elite and there is the business tycoons and all these people have different interests that are intertwined and what they meant to these people and these circles are these interests them political or economic. it is it is really a deep state that there is running deep so this is why i insist i think we might see change if that change happened but the entire region is not to go going to collapse. other demonstrations now becoming more coordinated you mention that you've been out much the first with the demonstrators how does it look like to you . well you know we haven't seen that in algeria since the ninety's this is a very unique sequence of events millions of durian to cut the street to say no to

the fifth term for now their demands are very focused and clear meaning that no four of them to president would clear that you know their grievances are numerous and this you know their demands might grow and for now also i've seen a very if i may say past they pick the most traitors you know they've been very civic there was no violence almost no violence. and they insisted people insisted on the peaceful nature of their protests and what i've seen i've seen you know a very. have seen people with a high political maturity if i may say or thank you very much for your analysis on that one. a call to malaysia has freed a suspect think use of killing kim jong un kim jong nam robert lee is strange half brother of north korean leader kim jong il and in

a surprise development prosecutors withdrew the charge against city. an indonesian national or monday that a vietnamese citizen remains on trial for the murder florence laurie reports from charlotte where the proceedings took place. after two years in detention in malaysia city ayesha is now a free woman she had been on trial for killing kim jong nam the half brother of north korean leader kim jong il at the start of the hearing on monday the prosecutor asked that the murder charge against him be dropped and the reason was given the judge has granted her a discharge not amounting to an acquittal. i feel so happy i didn't text back that i would be released today a big thank you to president barack everyday day and all the ministers the indonesian embassy have point to the lawyers from malaysia also of course thank you to the malaysian government for releasing me city ayesha says the first thing she's

going to do when she returns home to indonesia is see her family the indonesian government fought hard for her freedom indonesia's law minister had written to the malaysian attorney general arguing that city had been used as an intelligence tool of north korea city's lawyer said there wasn't enough evidence to convict her there was no direct evidence that she had played anything on you don't know as you can see from the c.c.t.v. recording what was the only fall was merely traces of. degrading production of yanks and that alone is only very is the company that still leaves don t. hong the vietnamese suspect in the dock her case has been adjourned until thursday following a request by her lawyers they too are seeking for the charges against her to be dropped. the thrust of the defense arguments for city ayesha and dawn has been the same that they did not know they were taking part in

a murder plot they've said they thought they were recruited to take part in a reality t.v. show. defense lawyers say the two women were mere pawns in a politically motivated net for north korean men the alleged masterminds and identified by malaysian police as suspects in the case left malaysia just hours after kim was killed who ordered kim's death why remains a mystery florence to al-jazeera. malaysia. or write some for some weather now of how what the deadly deadly flooding in mozambique i'm allowing any sign of that getting better now if it was not seep out of the moment sammy but i think it's going to get worse before it does get better we've got a tropical cyclone this far into the mix now and you can see that quite clearly on the satellite picture that massive cloud swirling away in the mozambique channel staggering its way further west was towards the coast of mozambique it'll be about four days before it gets there but it will gradually push in with some very strong

winds by the time it makes impact sometime thursday into friday perhaps we're looking at two hundred fifteen comes per hour on those winds with gusts significantly higher and look at the pace of it sonny moving around four kilometers per hour you can swim faster than that this really is just staggering along there as it does make its way and it will bring some really heavy rain in as a position where expecting it to take as it goes through the next couple of days just heading up towards the north of the area where again we have seen some of those deadly floods recently as typical kind of rainfall figure that we've had across the western side of madagascar hundred seventy two millimeters of rain in twenty four. and that's going to be kind of value we can expect to see over the next two or three days across that same area of madagascar and eventually looking at back kind of intensity pushing the flooding rains towards mozambique. and eventually it'll make its way a little further north or so there you go with whether staggering across the channel making its way towards us coast the mozambique semi thanks so much i was

and was still ahead here now just zero schools and shops closed after a weekend of power outages in venezuela. in sports the fastest man in formula one heads to qatar to take a look at some other speed champions. are trying to do and. i know i'm curious the shuttles to do have going friends now. charging a diverse lives at the children of south africa the defense is going to. come to see him scan the contents on that could see. through a complex history of dramatic social and political change except on up south africa on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks hours after

the explosions to the point to save the city save and the civilians were not targeted. with detailed coverage despite the high cost of young men are still volunteering to fight it's partly out of a sense of profit choosing from around the world it must see it differently now that is if you the feet supported by many many people here in the past a republican. i'm back here watching al-jazeera time now to recap our headlines state affiliated media is reporting the black boxes from an ethiopian airlines plane that crashed on

sunday have been recovered the aircraft went down just outside that is out of town to show off to all one hundred fifty seven people on board were killed here china and indonesia have grounded their entire fleets of the aircraft. the un special rapporteur on me and says she faces a new crisis for the rangar yankee lee has breached the u.n. human rights council after visiting conses bazaar refugee camp. more than one thousand algerian judges say they will not monitor their actions if present out but as these words of the contest algerian state t.v. has reported the two year old president has returned home after a two week absence. now iran's president has arrived in iraq for his first official visit president rouhani is in baghdad to convince leaders to defy the u.s. donald trump trump administration is giving iraq

a few more months to continue buying oil and the electricity from iran for its own forces sanctions against tehran our correspondent fashionable name is in baghdad with more on the visit and what both sides hope to get out of it. this is only the second time an iranian president has visited iraq president hassan rouhani arrived in baghdad saying that the bond between iran and iraq is deep and that unity between the two countries is crucial to creating prosperity and stability in the region ronnie's visit comes as he is under fire at home the economy has continued to deteriorate since the united states reimpose same sions last november rouhani is looking to iraq to perhaps circumvent the same sions looking for an economic boost from one of its closest allies as for iraq iran and the united states are two of its biggest allies iraq and iran have discussed establishing

a free trade zone along their shared fourteen hundred kilometer border increasing bilateral trade by as much as eight billion dollars in the coming year and creating a railway linking the two countries now one political analyst notes that iraq is in an untenable position given that iran and the united states are its two closest allies is going to have to conduct a waltz trying to appease both without angering the other the analyst says that iraq will also be extremely sympathetic to the iranians having themselves lived through us ancients and knowing all too well their crippling effect forces allied with libya's u.n. recognize governments have been called on to defend the northern city of service from an advance spy a wall old city for this fight says. libyan national army is backed by the united

arab emirates and egypt it's now less than forty kilometers from serbs five thousand troops along the tripoli based government driving insists on monday to bolster defenses. u.s. backed fighters in syria are fighting to claim eyesores last remaining territory the kurdish led syrian democratic forces resumed the attack on balls often causing of the pausing rather to allow civilians to leave the s.d.f. says there are still about four thousand civilians in the town using them as human shields. i mean it has more from gaza. border with syria. where there is fighting ongoing as we speak but certainly not indeed tensity that we so last night when this every new battle was leach and but that actually follows a pattern has been going on for the past few weeks in this says that the as the as as they have the kurdish forces and the coalition carry out attacks. still

positions and then sort of hold and see if there's any kind of reaction if there's any kind of wish to negotiate more for civilians to come out even for fighters to surrender if you just recall over the past week we have seen about four thousand i still fighters surrendered to the kurdish forces and then we have seen next to them thousands of maybe about twelve thousand women and children coming out of goo's now it is estimated that about four thousand people are still in there but i have to also say that past estimation had been actually wrong and both the kurdish forces and the coalition was taken aback by the number of people coming out of there so say that this battle will keep on going probably using this same pattern which is intensity of bombardment and charlie and then sort of holding off waiting

to see what is the reaction from the other side. hundreds of syrians have protested against a new statue of former president hafez al asad crowds marched through the southern city of that are chanting syria is ours not for the house of assad they also called for the overthrow of president bashar assad the son of. syrian army who took control of that are from rebel forces in july. it's now up to british m.p.'s to decide the next steps for braggs it that's the message from the european union which says it remains committed to agreeing a deal in time for the u.k. to leave this month tuesday is the big vote m.p.'s will pass their verdict on prime minister to resume is planned to take britain out of the e.u. lawrence lee has the latest from london any sense of hope lawrence that this deal

may pass parliament this time. well you know the thing is tomorrow is supposed to be the day of the big votes it was always the plan. and series a maze promise parliament would have another vote on her deal so morrow and if it gets voted down again as everybody thinks is going to happen then their parliament will be asked for to see if your opinions prepared to delay a brac sets but the problem is there's a rumor that's been going around parliaments all day today that because three of them a nose that should go in solution is intending now to renee go on her promise potentially have a different vote instead asking parliament what sort of deal they might be prepared to accept and if that happens there are already been warnings from many m.p.'s inside her own ruling conservative party that they would hold her to be in contempt of parliament for breaking her promise and so that would put at immediate risk. to

her role as prime minister of the country so there is a sense now of real crisis i think here in government because she either has to go ahead with the votes in the knowledge that she'll lose and that would split her party one day or she changes the vote and rulings on her promise which would also split a party and they do seem at the moment completely lost and without any plans to really how they intend to go forward lawrence if it does come to this. a situation where the prime minister is found in contempt of parliament what happens next. well if she stood down that so there would have to be a leadership election the conservative party and there be a lot of pressure to hold a general election as well which in turn clearly would be another reason to delay the whole process more likely seen still to be at the moment stewart's parliament will take over the process and insists on a delay but that they would have to go back to the european union to ratify and the

european has already said it won't accept a delay all twenty seven countries would have to agree to this of just a few weeks they would want a delay of getting over two years potentially to try to calm the whole thing down and start all over again but again you know none of these choices are any good for the for the party that's in charge of the country and it's you know everything is a metaphor with rex it's as we know it's like this this one seems to be a bit like a house on fire and all the doors are locked and you can't find any way out so however you look at this looks like there is little alternative to asking for a delay from the british side at least. well i mean the thing is that there's basically a standard three choices because downing street has said that things are actually deadlocked with the european union so to resume a zone deal isn't getting anywhere if that keeps failing and if they can't keep bringing it back over and over again on the same terms it's either leaving at the end of the month or next eighteen days away with no deal and there's absolutely no

majority for that inside parliament because it just petrified everybody because the economic damage or you have to revoke article fifteen abandon the entire project or seek some sort of lay that is that so that that's appropriate for both the u.k. and the e.u. sides you know all those possibilities are still there it seems to a lot of us are the most likely is a delay but again all those m.p.'s and people in place like this you keep shouting who wants no deal and want the u.k. to leave very little resign from the conservative party so she's so she's trapped with these two opposing sides all all wanting different things it really is a nightmare for trap to some would say the country and the e.u. thanks so much lawrence the. us president looks set for another showdown with democrats over government funding trump's twenty twenty budget proposal slashing spending by five percent across almost all departments except defense which would

get a boost is also seeking eight point six billion dollars from congress to fulfill its campaign promise of yes building a wall on the u.s. mexican border. joins us live from washington d.c. so kimberly as i try to think this one through our way heading towards is one word just keeps coming up shut down is that what we're looking at. no not in the short term because the century what this is is a wish list congress is the one that controls the budget and this is a process that's going to play out over time given the fact that we just saw the twenty nineteen budget passed but certainly we did also see a historic government shutdown just prior to that what this essentially does as you pointed out it lays out the white house's priorities the president wants to spend money on the opiate addiction crisis here in the united states he was spending cuts

he wants to try and balance a budget in the next fifteen years something that we should point out in terms of the deficit has grown another two trillion dollars underneath this president. given the fact that this is something that republicans always say you know they're fighting in terms of the growing government deficit this is notable but overall what this is centrally is the president just laying out his wish list of his spending priorities. the reality of any of this being accomplished it really comes down to whether or not congress is willing to support it and as you pointed out in a divided congress certainly there's going to be pushback on the request for more border wall funding. no we've already heard the house of representatives not. ration over an emergency take us through what happens next. well with regard to the declaration for a national emergency donald trump has so far done that security eight point one

billion in funding but we've seen the house of representatives vote overwhelmingly to block that and now it goes to the republican controlled senate but it looks like there are enough votes to defeat it there as well so in terms of what happens to that funding it would come down to the president then vetoing lef legislation so it appears he has the means to keep that funding in place whether or not though he can acquire this additional funding is really a big question mark in fact many people feel that it's unlikely given the fact that the u.s. congress in terms of the democrats who control the house of representatives have already said they'll push back on that what we're centrally seeing in all this sammy is posturing for the twenty twenty presidential campaign we say the white house is laying out its priorities it's not just its budget priorities it's the priorities of the campaign as the president campaigns to the american people for reelection. so moche. the u.s.

is increasing its dominance in the global arms market with the surgeon's sales to the middle east that's the finding of the stockholm international peace research institute it shows us exports grew by twenty nine percent in the last five years the flow of arms to the middle east increased by eighty seven percent russian and chinese of. europe turkey and israel have increased. further as well as government suspended schools and businesses as the worst blackout in decades continues electricity has been off for all in the capital many other areas have been without power since the outage started on thursday stories about reports. for three days venezuela has been affected by power cuts. now that people have taken their frustration to the streets and started to block in the capital. the people of venezuela are only asking for alex tricity and

water we don't have food the food is rotten in the refrigerator there is no food or water. this situation has polarized the population between those who want to protest and those who don't. but then supporters have arrived some with their face covered and armed thank you in a role here and their fans there are many of them. were. people with the people that were. came here and removed everything they were using the role. one of their leaders. said he won't allow anyone to generate chaos. they want to shut down the road and open them without distinction those people want to destroy everything and we will be harder on them just watch. the.

they have more power than the police and have become a significant force on the street defending the revolution and the tearing protestors. there was a market nearby that merchants were forced to leave because of the tension in the area and people rushed to grab anything they could. is only eight and was one of them we asked her if this was the only food she had to eat she said yes. water has also become a major issue people in the neighborhood. has been without running water for a month they have to wait for hours to feel in their containers. the government is not a basic public service. the government says the latest power cut was an act of. and is struggling to restore electricity. but the power.