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a short video after donating to the project you can choose seeds from a list of several different vegetables and fruit these could now be planted and you can follow their growth. on the last screen the harvest can be delivered to you or you can give it to a family in the community. if you decide to donate the harvest you receive the equivalent seats back so that you can keep on planting and playing. the part of the so long it took at you. but of course washes up the car to pull people back to care more for you to carry the know they are going to be near my spare truck and if you don't have the money it was said before if you don't even

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didn't. go. the east libyan warlord after orders his forces to advance on the capital tripoli. hello and welcome on peter you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also ahead. the results of this report is going to have time for us sure safety and i think she said. investigators in ethiopia say the pilots of the passenger jet that crashed last month followed procedures properly. the

german chancellor meets the dublin for talks about bricks it she has leave iraq because saying they must plan for all possible outcomes. also heads a world first australian gets tough on social media companies after the new zealand mosque attacks. we begin this half hour in libya and the eastern warlord has ordered his forces to quote liberate to the capital tripoli the u.n. backed government in tripoli has declared a state of emergency u.n. secretary general is in libya and is calling for an urgent deescalation head has more now from tripoli. despite calls for calm from international institutions including the united nations but the evil factions on the ground in libya do not

seem to be responding to those calls now the u. n. bag the government of national accord in tripoli has given orders to its air force to engage and launch air strikes to target what it calls any military activities that would target the capital tripoli and threaten civilian lives and state premises also the government of national accord has ordered its military units in the central area in the city of misrata to move towards the capital tripoli and reposition in the hour to skirts of tripoli to protect head and face have to us forces we understand that have the us forces have taken control of the town of the u.n. and aren't one hundred kilometers to the south from tripoli and the other now threatening to move towards the capital tripoli what is a war nic here is that despite the calls from the united nations secretary general

until your good turkish. for all the factions to deescalate and to stop military escalation is in the area but yet rival factions are continuing to threaten to engage in military confrontations we understand that those military activities on the ground could derail the peace process namely they're doing that our national conference which is due to be held in the city of the damage on the fifteenth of this month this conference is expected to have shuffled government and to set dates for the general elections in the country to put an end to the stalemate in the country and to end the transitional phases in libya this conference is expected to. name the world latifa hefted as head of state security but hefted does not seem to be satisfied with this new position by his

military activities in the west of the country these days it seems that he wants to impose himself as a defacto in the west of the country before the general national conference is held and of them is on the fifteenth of this month the u.s. house of representatives has approved a resolution to end u.s. support for the. war in yemen now the resolution has been approved by a vote of two hundred forty seven two hundred seventy five the bill will now go to president donald trump who already announced his plans to veto it last month she joins us now from washington so she hopes what happens next with this process does the whole thing just ping pong between the white house and congress. well we don't know whether the president will veto this but he has as you mentioned expressed his intention to do so the second veto of his presidency but we've just been hearing from various members of congress who sponsored this legislation they

say this is just the beginning even if the president vetoes this they will continue congressional efforts to sanction saudi arabia not just for the war in yemen wish they syria's brutal of killing tens of thousands of children and men and women for that matter but also for the impunity with which they feel members of the ruling the ruling regime in saudi arabia have got away with the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi having said that this is still even with the threat of a veto hanging over it this is still significant for several reasons first of all this really is a real assertion of congressional authority over the president simply in the abstract the relationship between congress and the president has had that this is a bit of momentous historical moment for that bipartisan. majorities both in the senate and the house invoking the nine hundred seventy three war powers resolution for the first time in history saying to the president look if you want to wage war you have to get the consent of congress and of course we've had decades now of war

seemingly being waged all around the world at the whim of the executive of the president so those supporting this legislation say this is just going to be the beginning this is congress really asserting their authority will have to see whether that actually is true but second is from saudi arabia is concerned even if there is a veto from the president which is thought to be likely we're hearing members of congress say this is just the beginning there were going to continue on various other channels to sanction saudi arabia perhaps perhaps targeting weapons sales to saudi arabia or perhaps sanctioning other picked members of the saudi the saudi regime for the killing of jamal khashoggi and in part this is happening today because of the way following on from the u.s. midterm elections the congress pivoted away from the republicans and so many democrats got into office. right but what's so interesting about this is it is these are bipartisan majorities in both chambers as been pointed out some of some of trump's closest allies in congress voted for this

for this measure and are continuing to be very vocal in their criticism of saudi arabia so that's why there is a hope a box those who's in favor of this legislation that even if the president vetoes it that action will continue after say we have heard very much about the various other tracks of legislation there is there is a resolution that has been proposed in the senate for example on weapons sales and sanctioning members of the of the saudi royal family but we haven't heard much about that but there is that sense that with this constant conversation in the background here on capitol hill these things could become more significant as the congressional session continues when must pass bills like the national defense authorization act for example which you know appropriates money for defense and defense and other issues if members of congress are saying all right we're going to put an amendment on that saying all right we have to stop selling arms to saudi arabia that's when things will get really really tricky for the trump of this regime she had thanks very much. now in the past half hour or so e.u.

leaders have been warning that a disorderly breaks it is becoming increasingly likely the german chancellor angela merkel is in dublin the irish capital to hold talks with the irish she should leave her accompanies the prime minister the u.k. is due to crash of the european union on april the twelfth unless a solution can be found paul brennan joins us now from our bureau in london so paul as far as dublin's concerned that talking about the irish border that's that's one of the big key crucial issues here. yes the visit of the german chancellor to dublin is seen i think as a gesture of solidarity given the concerns that there are were in europe about the way that britain is still to come up with a credible coherent solution an alternative to present to the emergency summits of the european council that's the heads of states that are going to meet next wednesday wednesday of next week there are moves ongoing you've got the prime

minister theresa may and the labor leader jeremy corbyn who've had two rounds of talks so far they hope to have more talks again on friday but so far they haven't come up with a joint plan a jointly agreed plan that they would then have to get through parliament before wednesday's summit so the visits of angle are met code to dublin to meet with. was seen as a very important propping up exercise and some of the quotes coming out from mates in the last hour show how concerned they are they have right because saying that we've noted the rejection of no deal by the british parliament but the problem is we negotiate government to government departments is not really the the arbiter on this one is that he said that there is very little time left and we have to prepare ourselves for outcomes now angle a macro strike a slightly more optimistic turn when she said we hope the discussion in london will lead to something that can be tabled for the summit next week we will do everything

in order to avoid a no deal bracket but we have to do this together with britain and then she said where there's a will there's a way so that hoping that there's no guarantee as far as those discussions are concerned between to resume a journey called an onion budgies for lunch during a working lunch we're being told as well any positive things coming out of those discussions because we've got got to do this in days otherwise they've got to stage the european elections. indeed there has been no positive inclinations or no positive sort or hints that have been released to star secure star or the labor shadow breck's it secretary emerged from the cabinet office with a very very brief statement literally one sentence saying we've had talks we hope to have more no indication of whether they were getting closer whether they were having agreement whether the two sides were moving in the same direction even albeit in parallel to each other nothing it almost reminds me you know the twenty

ten coalition discussions between the conservatives and the lib dems which went on for a number of days everybody playing their cards very close to their chest until the deal was actually done it's like i'd say some of the indications yesterday were a bit pessimistic but to resume in jeremy corbin coming from such honest polar opposites of the political spectrum could come together in such a short space of time and as you say the time scale is really what's putting the pressure on all of this just looking at the bigger picture for a second paul do you get the sense that the anger amongst conservative m.p.'s has gone away because for so many of them they seem to be signaling very clearly albeit behind the scenes to number ten look what you've done you've kind of signed our political death warrant because at some point we've got to go back to the country and say please vote for me again as a conservative m.p. and people just are not going to trust them or invest any faith in them. it's a broad spectrum and the problem with the two main political parties here in the u.k.

is that each of them is not just labor each of them are divided into tribes and they are each pushing their own version of brecht's if you like the many of the labor m.p.'s that i think you're referring to are kind of leave m.p.'s who are whose constituencies voted to leave and some of them quite strongly however labor members the actual party members who sign up and pay their subscriptions seem to be broadly in favor of remain so jeremy coburn has a problem there and the other thing is the conservatives have their own hardline contingents within the main part of the european research group european research group jacob riis mark mark francois people like that they are purists they want to see bret's it delivered even if it's a no deal bracks and they have been mown the fact to lament the fact that the prime minister feels that she's had to go to labor in order to try to get any bracks it through a negotiated bracks and taken no deal effectively off the table so yeah there's i'm

just on both sides shall i say and the prime minister and the labor leader are almost cutting quite lonely figures in politics at the moment paul thanks so much. ethiopian government has released its initial reports into last month's fatal plane crash one hundred fifty seven passengers and crew died when the ethiopian airlines flight went down six minutes after takeoff from israel a moment it's been almost a month since the boeing seven three seven took off from ethiopia's capital at this bound for nairobi it crashed six minutes later near the town of be sure to killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board if you happiest transport minister has now released the first official findings of the investigation into the crash which says the pile.