in the capital caracas they have been confronted by the police and dispersed with tear gas and as it has become common indecently is instead supporters of the government of president nicolas maduro or holding a demonstration in downtown crack as right on clear if my daughter will speak to them today but they are there against what they call an imperialist the attacks on venezuela i use andro both sides have been accusing each other of being behind the power cards what is the strategy what is their strategy as this crisis drags on. but we know the village was going through a massive economic crisis this has been true for years now things just continue to get worse there have now been compounded by the latest sanctions imposed by the united states on venezuelan oil sectors that are critical sectors for governments that are making practically impossible to continue running the country in just

millions of people or living through unspeakable hardship for they're there they don't have running water they don't have the money to buy things they don't have electricity you know there's been now another week of blackouts the schools have been closed practically zero all week the same as been through with most businesses now those who support the opposition are saying that these hardships are necessary that's a really great need to endure them because they believe that in the end they will topple my jewel but it's unclear if that will happen because the government of my pluto is supported by russia and we still see down to the military leadership is behind nicolas maduro so that's the situation right now most of the people in minnesota just thinking about how they're going to survive today what will happen tomorrow to see if this is to ation is the new normal and so far and who does not

recognize the humanitarian crisis in the crisis in the country but that has somewhat changed on friday because now they have authorized the red cross to come clean with a huge relief effort because that is expected to start in the next fifteen days so he's tacitly recognizing this situation that humanitarian situation in the country thank you for that alice on the run katie life for us in bogota. the number of cholera cases in the city of beirut in mozambique has doubled in a single day to more than two hundred seventy. aid and health workers are struggling with the aftermath of psycho and a dial which hits more than two weeks ago damage to water and sanitation facilities has raised fears about a potential epidemic here is. a with more. scenes of destruction left in the wake of catastrophic flooding with towns and villages submerged like low hundreds of people in mozambique. now the government is desperately trying

to save lives. we're trying to avoid an outbreak of cholera at the moment we're expecting this we are very prepared for the doctors in place so this is what we're doing at the moment many were trapped for more than a week with no access to clean water after cycling eat i hit the port city of bear . with tens of thousands of people displaced and living in temporary shelter a lack of sanitation has created the perfect conditions for cholera the vaccination is a very needed and it should start next wednesday next week the faster we go the most as we have to come to transmission. of the in the population then there is a big need for community engagement safe water distribution. for fall in this population of berrabah to also for the districts are running bear

out where there is an iris for cases there are so. cholera is not new to mozambique the country has experienced regular outbreaks over the past five years but aid agencies now warn there is little time to prevent a major outbreak and more should be done to stem the spread of the disease. al-jazeera. wrong the stories still to come on this news are waiting with no answers in sight will see the human impact of the trumpet ministrations softening stance on immigration blasts the o.r. kenyans mourn relatives killed in the ethiopian airlines crash as the identification process trying to draw on and roger federer has is i own a fourth miami open title but he'll face a big serving rival in the final details coming. to.

us president donald trump is reported to have demanded north korea hand over its nuclear weapons when the two leaders met in vietnam last month that's according to the reuters news agency it says trump presented kim jong un with a document calling for his nuclear arsenal to be sent to the u.s. a lunch between the two leaders was canceled the same day before the summit was cut short article hain has the details from washington. this letter is significant because of what has happened in the past we know the national security advisor john bolton wants to pursue in north korea what he calls the libyan model that is where libya gave up its nuclear weapons or they believe they did give the nuclear weapons chemical biological weapons sent it to the united states in return for sanctions relief that is something that infuriated the north koreans they said that was a nonstarter and they were to cancel negotiations so president donald trump came

out and said no we don't want the libyan model obviously north koreans are very aware of what eventually happened to moammar gadhafi the leader of libya who was killed by rebels and overthrown in his country so the letter basically spells out what the u.s. wants and that is sending all of the nuclear weapons and bomb fuel to the united states complete disarmament of the biological chemical weapons full inspections getting rid of all missile sites basically that is what the u.s. says is full the nuclearization that is a nonstarter for kim jong un he has said that he wants to negotiate directly with the u.s. president donald trump who often talks about the letters that he. calls them love letters says they're in love this is clearly the president's staff trying to make sure he doesn't give too much away because of that what he calls such a great relationship so they're laying out the terms that are obviously not favorable to him and could explain why the negotiations simply broke down mexico's president has been reluctant to get into

a war of words with donald trump reacting to the u.s. president's threat to close de shed border say he'll do it next week if mexico doesn't stop people from crossing over a legally here's what andres manuel lopez obrador had to say in response. will you . believe essentially just i'm not going to start an argument with this i'm going to be very cautious due to a series of circumstances along them because we want to lead a very good relationship with the government of the united states. live now to here as man in the mexican border city of tijuana not of people where you are in tijuana are in limbo because of the hard line immigration policies of the u.s. president. that's absolutely right and do you want to being such an important border with the united states and these threats by president donald trump don't seem to be having any sort of or any sort of effect on the mindset of

migrants and it certainly doesn't change anything in central america where these people are coming from it doesn't change the high levels of violence the extreme poverty and it doesn't change the political corruption that drives these people out of their countries through mexico in search of the u.s. southern border in fact the same threats that president trump is making to cut funding to central american countries contradicts his own advisers who say that this money is of importance of great importance to stem the flow of migrants leaving central america here in tijuana we visited a migrant shelter to get a sense of what the mindset is of migrants who are stuck here unable to to move into the united states but also unwilling to return to their home countries take a look. it's another day at a migrant shelter on the us mexico border almost everyone here is from central america and they're seeking asylum in the united states. in the past migrants would be allowed to wait in the u.s. while the cases were considered but

a change in policy by the trumpet ministration now requires them to be sent back to mexico until the case numbers are called at the i arrived in tehran and applied for a number because they said that with the number everything would work out now i'm seeing that's not the case in. most of the people at the shelter have been here for several months many of them tell us they don't feel safe just. the americans asked me if i had somewhere to stay in tijuana i said no we don't we don't have family here or anything and they asked if it's dangerous for us in mexico and i said yes we run a risk there but they still send us back here i don't feel that's right. the city of the one has seen an increase in violent crime in recent months there have been almost by. hundred people killed so far in two thousand and eighteen adding to the more than twenty five hundred homicides reported last year. for central american

asylum seekers like nineteen year old idea of being stuck in mexico seems just as dangerous as returning to his home in honduras i think. i want to get kidnapped or something worse because of all the criminals as a migrant you get scared but no matter i suppose we have to stay here for some time . human rights advocate victor clark says the change in policy by the u.s. is turning the mexico side of the border into a massive waiting room for asylum applicants look at it but what the united states is intending to do is dissuade migrants by making the asylum process in the united states more bureaucratic an estimated two hundred forty individuals have been sent back to the one under the trumpet ministrations remain in mexico program but as the policy expands to more cities along the border that number is expected to rise significantly. the trouble to search continues to call on mexico to stop more migrants from moving through the country stop more migrants from

coming in reaching the u.s. southern border but without providing any specifics on what exactly mexico should do about it and with very little comment if any about the twenty five hundred migrants that are currently making their way through mexico toward the u.s. southern border collie thank you so much for that manual wrap a little reporting live from to in mexico. pope francis has arrived in morocco for a two day visit focusing on interfaith relations he was greeted by king mohammed the six both leaders have signed a joint appeal to preserve the sacred character of jerusalem and guarantee freedom of worship there the head of the roman catholic church is hoping to improve dialogue between christians and muslims last month he became the first pope to set foot on the arabian peninsula when he visited the united arab emirates but there was a troubling incident along the motorcade route in the city of robot a man was seen running towards the moroccan king's car as security personnel scrambled to stop the man apprehending him just smeaton's from the king

sudan has freed a newspaper editor who spent weeks in jail for criticizing the president also ghani oppose omar bashir is decision to declare a state of emergency during ongoing demonstrations rights groups say more than fifty people have been killed since protests began in december over the price of rage they escalated into calls for the president to step down sparking a government crackdown on dissent and media freedom. during my detention which felt like a long time i was not able to know why i was detained this is because i did not face any questioning my only way to understand why i was detained is to guessing which currently. until this moment i was detained without a clear reason i was relieved without knowing what i had committed. the families of kenyan passengers who were killed when an ethiopian airlines plane crash last month have begun holding funeral services without the remains of their relatives they

were told it could take months for the remains to be identified. as catherine sawyer reports from the core of the was the a funeral service like no other. in kenya's rift valley. eight people from this area died in the few airlines crash that killed one hundred fifty seven people last month most of them kenyans here family neighbors and friends come to say goodbye to a wife had dota and three grandchildren it is a different location for all of us it is not normal it is different but today we are doing these mass and memorial service without. our family's. there have been several such services in different parts of the country investigators in ethiopia

are working to find out exactly what caused the crash boeing has grounded the seven three seven mox eight aircraft after a similar crash in indonesia five months sylia the company's also updating its safety features. back you know the pain of relatives struggling to come to terms with the debts is an imaginable i'm always had going to kind of a to visit and grandchildren they were travelling to kenya on holiday together when the plane fell off the sky if european airline officials say it may take up to six months to identify their remains. husband john cwindows tells us soil from the crash site given to them in ethiopia to represent his family gives him no peace. and those who came to moan with him are still holding onto hope that one day they

may be able to hold a proper funeral for their relatives catherine zero kenya. lots more still ahead on this news hour including the so-called libya courted a rise of the arab summit in tunisia helping to end years of conflict also how these cute yet grisly creatures are evolving to be taken to cancer that threaten to wipe them out and the king himself le bron james carry it. through the end of a rough season for not coming up with peter to stay with us. hello again and welcome back we are looking at some very very messy weather over the next few days take a look at the satellite image we've been talking about the system that is coming in

off the eastern mediterranean brings a very heavy rain across the region it's not all going to be affecting parts of the western lavonne but also into parts of iraq as well as into iran and this is the area they were very concerned about as we begin the week and the reason being is because we just had flooding there deadly flooding just earlier in the week and now more rain is expected to fall and we're expecting anywhere between one hundred and two hundred millimeters of rainfall and probably by the time we get towards monday and tuesday well here across the rest of the gulf it is going to be clouds and it's going to be temperatures on the way up so here on sunday for doha about thirty two degrees but that's not the extent of it as we go towards monday it's going to reach about thirty seven degrees here but that's going to be the only day by the time we get to tuesday those temperatures will drop back down to the high twenty's we think and then very quickly across parts of the southern part of africa we are looking fairly decent down here towards the south medicare scar still has some more heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days but attempt to there of twenty eight degrees for cape town though it is going to be a little chilly

a few as we go towards fall attempts are there of nineteen degrees but durban still quite warm with a temperature of twenty nine. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been imploring me to go to really. reveal secrets even. messaging out there that people our age you know. i'm connection some don't want to expose stanny and legacy media . last shoot. down in mexico night al-jazeera investigations house is still a massacre. in a very short time to be a trusted news source wherever you are in the world if you really want to know what's going on here and find out very quickly. if you can use some nations prism. we are probably international everybody will learn something watching our coverage

. be sure and that we can be the best international news and most trusted source of stories that people actually can't find elsewhere and that's going to continue. their watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories on this news hour two teenagers have been killed at least two hundred forty four palestinians injured during a lot of protests in gaza israeli forces fired tear gas and live ammunition as tens of thousands gathered to mark the first anniversary of weiqi protest known as the great march of return security forces in venezuela have fired tear gas to disperse

pro opposition demonstrators in the capital as elsewhere president nicolas maduro has being karajan his supporters to romney as well and every poor from the reuters news agency says the u.s. president donald trump demanded north korea hand over its nuclear weapons at the vietnam summit last month before talks collapsed is the first time transporter explicitly defined what he meant by denuclearization to kim jong il. are over now to my own demise a in london with the latest on breaks it and other european headlines my. hi there folly yes it spin more drama more deadlock persons prime minister is reported to be considering putting her with george agreement to parliament for a fourth time despite having had it rejected three times already jury's amaze latest bid to push the deal through was on friday when it was rejected by fifty eight votes well in central london prober except protesters have gathered for the

second day in a row there were numerous demonstrations by both sides in the british capital on friday the day the u.k. was meant to leave the e.u. before to resume a secured delay on the debugger is outside parliament in central london joins us now so political paralysis in parliament what is the feeling on the street so particularly among those who supported bracks is. well nerium you're right to highlight that side of the argument for the last few weeks there have been groups of protesters pro remain and pro protests outside parliament as the debates and votes of happens but on friday there were thousands of supporters on the streets around here from different rallies but converging and making their views heard and then in the last few hours we've seen a small number several dozen so-called yellow jackets protest is inspired by the french movement also calling for bret's it to be delivered saying that they feel

betrayed by their politicians who promise them breaks it on the twenty ninth of march which was the date that prime minister driesum a had promised obviously that date came and went because the e.u. offered a short extension if her deal was passed this week in parliament obviously it wasn't but she's still insisting that it might come back in the near future and with that in mind one hundred seventy members of parliament from her own conservative party have written to to resume including minister is urging her now to give up and to either go for the no deal option some people call it crushing out which would be on the twelfth of april that's the new deadline or and also rather to stay away from the idea of a customs union that's what the opposition labor party has been pushing and that's what some people backing the the idea in these indicative votes want to see happen in the next few days and when you mention indicative votes these are the possible

options for bracks it outside of the deal that reason may has put together what what is likely to happen next week because monday is going to be a very important day. that's right at least monday it could go on further we know that we're likely to see some of the same ideas which were rejected which didn't find a majority this last week come back to see if there can be consensus to whittle them down including the idea of treason maze withdrawal agreement plus a customs union or revoking article fifty or the idea of another referendum even it's not exactly clear about what will happen but it could extend into wednesday if nothing gets decided on monday but guess what two reason may has hinted she doesn't feel bound by these indicative votes and ministers or rather her spokespeople are still saying that she hopes that the ticking clock can concentrate

mines to back her deal that now her deal involves a political declaration for the future relations with the e.u. which she separated out to try to get it through parliament on friday it was rejected so it's not clear what will happen with that but at the same time she says she doesn't want no no deal breaks it lots of people here don't so between the lines some m.p.'s admit that there might have to be a general election to get out of his own pass. another difficult week could well lie ahead thank you very much and the barber and westminster well as a politicians continue to wrangle of the country's departure from the e.u. there are growing concerns about the impact of bright said on the u.k.'s image abroad advertising experts say the hostile tone of the debate is doing damage to brand person eve barker reports from london. but exit the. even fabian here doctor the breakthrough in fiasco fit to reason made the world is trying to fathom. it's seen by many countries as

a baffling act of economic self sabotage the financing in the u.k. appears to be a nation divided. racked by political turmoil and all this uncertainty is doing damage to brand britain the land of winston churchill red buses the royal family shakespeare the list goes on six thousand kilometers away in the nigerian capital of breaks it is a source of bewilderment it is a very serious damage to the image of not totally british government well pretty nicely. it's a view shared in the french capital paris i want to i used to see person as a normal country part of europe but now i find them quite individualistic and a little selfish. and washington d.c. what happened to this wonderful country her deal does not have the numbers from outside the u.k.

the country's parliamentary democracy may sometimes look like it's about to implode . order. but this up a serial style of politics has worked quite well for hundreds of years even if parliament seems to be struggling now there are worries about the impact of breaks in all aspects of life here in the u.k. from the cost of food to the availability of medicines and even toilet roll so how do brits keep calm and carry on. so great i go. out to do that i put the question to a leading brand expert who sells optimism for a living people will not keep calm and carry on for much they want certainty a clear sense of direction that leader and the team around him or her convey a future with optimism and clarity. he breaks it supporters believe it will breathe new life into brand britain water breaks its main players government minister michael gove called it a moment of empowering patriotic renewal britain has

a rich history that it legal system a multicultural multiethnic society then there's the english language. breaks it's also unlikely to stop the tourists but that's just be rated old lloyd as the best travel destination of the world but as m.p.'s struggle to die to round a single bricks it vision britain faces only by a publicity the parker al-jazeera. just turning our attention to a couple of other stories a former comedian with no experience of political office is leading the opinion polls a day ahead of ukraine's presidential election knows me as a lenski is one of thirty nine candidates vying to become the next leader he has a significant lead in all the polls ahead of the current president petro poroshenko although not enough for an outright victory so a runoff is likely and slovakia except to elect its first female president in the election runoff taking place now zanuck up at dover is an environmental activist

and a lawyer who campaigned to end corruption she had a large lead in the initial round of voting over her rival mara seth of h. i'll have more from london for in about twenty minutes time now back to folly in doha thank you very much for that al-jazeera has seen a draft of the communique that leaders will release after the thirtieth summit in tunisia on sunday it mentions a unified response to what's described as a charm but ministrations unlawful recognition of israel's sovereignty over the occupied golan heights and the group that calls itself the libya quartet is meeting on the sidelines of the arab league summit the quartet includes representatives of the united nations the african union the arab league and the european union they're looking at how the plan for a political transition elections and constitution are coming along. is covering this week's summit for us he joins us now live from tenacious capital tunis tell us more first hashim about this draft communique and how much of

a unified position arab leaders are presenting on the main issues follow the leader out in a position where they need to tell the people. can you hear me please go on. so. coming under pressure to show their people are standing united against the move by the u.s. administration to recognize israel's occupation of the girl and hide in syria but also the u.s. administration moved to also recognize jerusalem as israel's capital palestinian officials have been very critical of the arab world is saying that because of the divide of the arab leaders over the last few years the americans and the israelis are taking advantage as posing agenda but they're also talking about other divisive

issues like for example the saying that iran should pull out its proxy fighters from syria and from yemen but they are not talking about the humanitarian crisis in the yemen and i think this could be because they don't want to further upset saudi arabia and the united arab emirates who leave the coalition against the head of the militias in yemen and this meeting on libya happening on the sidelines of the arab league summit hashim what is the united nations hoping to achieve. well the building behind there is where the meeting is taking place it started without the presence of. the head of the president's council of libya and we were told that he should be here any time soon and this is a crucial meeting where the international community the african union the european

union and the arab league are trying to convince the two warring factions in libya the government in tripoli of the authorities in the east to negotiate a settlement that would pave the way for an end to the transition and new presidential and parliamentary elections one of the stumbling blocks over the last few months were basically. the issue of who should lead the army general who is in the he wants to be the top military commander of all libya something that has been dismissed by. the army in libya should be led by a civilian authority the e.u. is represented by for there come the really. their your foreign policy chief and the e.u. is very concerned and the navy operation on the mediterranean was implemented four years ago to prevent smugglers from smuggling immigrants into europe and they want to have a strong unified army in libya and also

a strong unified political authority and this has been straining relations between the u.s. and the libyan government just a lot over the last few days the government in tripoli has been very critical of us and the united nations envoy in the libya saying that he is trying to advance for an agenda in the country thank you for that. life or is that the arab league summit in tunisia or let's speak some more about the situation in libya now two months or professor of political science at the university of texas at san antonio he's via skype from there thank you so much for being with us as hashem mentioned i don't know if you have able to hear him there were already some tensions between the u.n. envoy to libya. and libyan politicians ahead of this meeting in chinese do you expect anything concrete to come out of this gathering. the truth is possible thank you for y.t. but secondly i don't think anything is going to come out of this we've seen this

going on and on and on the biggest problem is that those who need to have no center of gravity be the man the man who holds all the cards right now and whether we like it i'm not assessed and listen i have to wonder and trying to pose a congress that works at certain conditions but such certainly isn't going to work right why for her and her basis for us this is a russian seller might be recognised by an international community but it's a little less libyans because it with the mideast soon see this government as being a legitimate more important this is someone who doesn't control libya he barely controls tripoli and he knew there was in control of the present control that it's better than ever to us having more and more and more support so right liz here guess what nothing's going to happen actually for have to was in riyadh digest a few days ago meeting with saudi leaders. as you say seems to be getting more support he seems to be in the most powerful position right now how do they bending

gauge with him. well you know that to be smart indeed indeed indeed it was pretty fucked up i mean didn't have a framework that rubin brought provides follow up to civility it was pretty government put some check on him is ok i'm going to fly and he wants to believe the army but on the for the flight the final would is it the government said the the civilian government this is a form of this can be devised to make this but the big total over here is listen why doesn't want to give up power you didn't give up and militias in tripoli don't want to give up the biggest activity in the west which is the front that sure doesn't really give them a lot so what did what is next is mississauga sort of a new wait outside troop pretty full in method to get fluids and then it'll be invited in by just putting this with open arms so this so-called quartet wants to drop a roadmap to elections in libya how.