without resistance we are. just already. it was dangerous 10 years ago. now this is it. world leaders prepare for a meeting to resolve the conflict in libya but russia isn't confident they'll reach a deal. hello i'm daryn jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up. with. iran's supreme leader calls for national unity and condemns western powers donald trump says he better watch his words. he led the investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton now ken starr will represent donald trump at this trial.

fears of being targeted india's new citizenship no worries and do isms lowest social group. russia has cautioned both sides in libya's conflict ahead of a highly anticipated summit in berlin on sunday acting foreign minister sergei lavrov warlord anything after all and the prime minister of the un but government fires out seraj to come together in berlin without adding conditions after hours counting greece ahead of those talks which aimed at ending the 9 month conflict. when routed usual to the most important thing now is that after the berlin conference if everything goes as planned and the security council supports the conclusions from the conference and the libyan sides do not repeat their own past mistakes and start adding any additional conditions and blaming each other as of

now the relationships between them are very strange they don't even want to be in the same rooms let alone speak or meet each other. while russia turkey and egypt are among the countries attending sunday's conference but the un recognized governments also according to qatar and to mizner to join. and has more now from tripoli their foreign ministry in tripoli has sent an official letter to the german embassy in tripoli requesting that both qatar and tunisia be invited for the talks we know that the government of national accord is keen to include both countries to achieve some kind of balance facing the other delegation supporting the warlords really for have to as you know at least 4 countries supporting the warlords leave for have are invited to take part in the 1000000000 talks on sunday including the united arab emirates egypt russia and

france so by this move the government here in tripoli is trying to achieve balance it says that tunisia is very important to take part in these talks as tunisia not only as a neighboring country and being impacted and and affected by the ongoing crisis in libya but it has been also costing thousands of libyans if you did and as for qatar if the government says that qatar has been all supporting the freedom revolutions in libya since 2011 and the government believes that qatar is a key. player in the peace talks in berlin. dozens of people have been injured in clashes in the iraqi capital baghdad security forces fired tear gas to break about crowd of demonstrators trying to reach baghdad's bridge the bridges close to tahrir square where thousands have been camped out for months the modern political

change in iraq under the people have been killed since mass protests began in october. the supreme leader says european countries can't be trusted in the go see actions over the 25th day nuclear deal. made the comments during friday prayers it's the 1st time he's met this man in tehran in 8 years as a big as more from the iranian capital the day's events began with the customary. and the chants of death to america. to friday prayers to hear that supreme leader. the last time he did this was in 2012 the arab spring the spiritual and political leader of iran turned its focus to the united states and europe with the european having cricket the dispute mechanism in the 2050 nuclear deal. to the united nations well you've got again germany france and even government of the u.k. responded to their threat after the u.s.

withdrawal from the nuclear deal i said i don't trust them and that they're american servants and clients these countries want to bring the iranian nation to its knees the u.s. which is your master couldn't do anything let alone you you were smaller we can be a deceitful in the negotiations with those a steel hand in a building glove they cannot be trusted we have no problem with talks but not with the us. but domestically the country has seen protests against price rises and in the last week condemnation of the downing of the ukrainian passenger jet after it left with the loss of 176 lives the message one of regret and condolence call to all. the plane crash was a bitter accident but through our. next month iran has parliamentary election polls show that the turnout could be very low and obvious concern for the legitimacy of the political system here in iran as he's firing as he made my dear brothers and sisters my d.n.a. should have a run in the presence of the iranian people is the most important factor of this

presence is power in many places one of the most important roles is the election. the nation of military commander general cost them so the money by the united states had resulted in a wave of support throughout iran but that changed when its military shut down the ukrainian airline ayatollah khamenei decided to speak at a time when the country is experiencing tense pressure externally and domestically this. is about supporting the situation and getting iranians to face up to the challenges that the coming months and years this country may face. for donald trump has responded to those comments made by ayatollah ali hominidae on twitter said that the so-called supreme leader of iran who has not been so supreme lately had some nasty things to say about the united states and europe their economy is crushing and their people are suffering he should be very careful with

his words well bill schneider is a public policy professor at george mason university he says trump's response is consistent with his policy towards iraq. we are in a tit for tat situation with iran in the united states threatening each other but that's the way trump prefers to operate he believes that strength is the key threats are the way to communicate that strength and so far he's had some success in doing that. he pulled out of the nuclear accord. that accord appears to be breaking down which is exactly what he wants and he's threatening iran that if they resume their income their increased enrichment of uranium there could be serious serious consequences and he's backed up his threats when he killed the stage the attack on the iranian general showing that he was extraordinarily serious about these threats it's got americans very worried about the possibility of a war with iran and one of the effects may be that it's increasing support in the

democratic party for one of the contenders bernie sanders who is an antiwar democrat democrats are very worried about war and as it happens trump believes the easiest democrat for him to defeat would be bernie sanders so he could be working in that respect as well as president donald trump's defense team say his upcoming impeachment trial has been announced so let's take a closer look now at 2 of the major players ken starr is a one time u.s. circuit judge of the last impeachment investigation into bill clinton and he was also a part of the legal team for convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein then there's alan dershowitz former professor of law harvard law school his previous clients include jeffrey epstein and o.j. simpson he was also a part of the defense team for disgraced media mogul weinstein. correspondent cable elizondo is in washington he says trump isn't taking any chances with his legal

team. trump is taking this very very seriously i mean these 2 lawyers that he brought in to be part of this team are celebrity lawyers that are very very well known in washington and have a long history in this city and really in the nation 1st looking at alan dershowitz a long time a law professor at harvard he's considered one of the preeminent constitutional lawyers in the u.s. dershowitz is actually a democrat voted for hillary clinton however he has come out very strongly over the last 3 to 4 months or so even if before that saying that he believes that this impeachment trial is something that should not be pursued constitutionally and that there are no high crimes and so-called misdemeanors and so that's really caught trump's attention and i think that's probably why he brought dershowitz on his team also dershowitz his peers on television here in the united states as a legal analyst a lot so he's very adept with the media spotlight and i think that's something that trump probably appreciates also you have ken starr who was from the late ninety's

where you're well known in washington d.c. as you mentioned briefly he was the independent counsel that helped to prosecute or bring the trial impeachment trial against the then president bill clinton and so i think starr is very well known too and i think that's why he was probably brought on this team as well i think you can read into this that trump wants the absolute best people that he can get his hands on not the f.b.i. says it believes the saudi arabian government has been helping people from the gulf state to escape the u.s. criminal justice system a newly declassified document dated last all this says saudi officials almost certainly assist us based saudi citizens in fleeing the united states in order to avoid legal issues a newspaper investigation last year documented 2 dozens of the citizens would fled the country after being accused of crimes including mom slaughter and right. nearly 3000 migrants heading towards the mexican border have been offered jobs by

president and that is money and lopez obrador if they agree to stay that county heading north through guatemala hoping to get to the u.s. but central american countries have come under increasing pressure from washington to stop migrants and crossing into the united states correspondent john holeman is with those migrants in guatemala city. this is the queue of people from honduras that have traveled in a caravan they were aiming to get to mexico many of them to get through mexico and to the united states were actually outside of a migrant shelter here in guatemala city so this is just one of the stops on the way for them there's already people that have gone on and are already at the border of guatemala mexico now what's going to happen there is the mits can governments already said that it's not going to give them transit so that they can get through and get to the united states he says that the most you can offer them is to enter the country and to ask for asylum but it's actually quite

a backlog for asylum in mexico city so the people here as we said that a lot of them are sort of destined for disappointment really in the in the hope of reaching that dream of the united states the reasons that they go in and the reason that they're leaving won't do it is really 2 things by loons they're fleeing from going city extort and kill much of the population in various different parts of the country and also poverty in honduras is not a lot of opportunities this in a canonic situation it's been bad in the in recent years it's been getting worse what people say they just don't earn enough to live so looking for more opportunities in the north they come many of them with what they carrying is who they have and they going to stop here in the show you can see they're just going in and the new next stop on their regional. conference will break here not just here at when we come. people in guinea accuse police of

a deadly crackdown on protests we'll hear from people who say the unrest means the conflict definitely has done continue to tuck some tech companies make social media site for both urgent research into the impact of news the internet more on that stay with us. how the weekend stir in the u.s. is moving up to the plains states underneath this massive cloud here in america across the midwest and every followed by court to children the moment temperatures are subzero to sleep in the snow on the ground is moving slowly ease would sort of be a burst of snow that it will move on and that'll be more or less what happens to your data 1000 saturday the backwash winds coming out of the cold into the prairies of calendar where when it takes that minus 17 will be felt felt at least here but the cold to coast countries a long way science and if you look at sunday the sun is admittedly but the high

tension minneapolis is minus 40 it's minus 4 in kansas city sunny $99.00 in atlanta and missy the sun is out in the snow on the ground but it didn't feel cold and all this time in british columbia this has been falling for tom as things were in washington and oregon as well the last frontal system that plagued this is this one here so it's now coming down into the caribbean across cuba hispania in the islands and that suggests some sand and slow moving rain otherwise it's light showers for most of the caribbean islands and of course the standard from panama north was the yucatan peninsula you've got days of at least coastal showers on the gulf site. one in a 28 highway to india killed his young lieutenant because prostitutes. one of monies travelled to the villages where parents still live under rights to the thing. on

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera russia has called on both sides in libya's conflict to come together ahead of a summit in berlin without putting conditions the talks are in the pending the 9 month conflict. iran's supreme leader says european states can't be trusted in the

go suggestions of the 2015 nuclear deal. made the comments during friday prayers the 1st time he's never simon in tehran for 8 years. a caravan of nearly 3000 migrants heading towards the mexican border has been offered jobs by president under his money in office if the greed not to go on to the u.s. the cowardly heading north through bottom of. the turkish president russia type erdogan has accused the syrian government of breaking a ceasefire agreement and killing 20 people in the opposition help province of idlib the deal came into effect last sunday but violence has continued pushing more people from their homes and protesters onto the streets but it's reports. the cease fire deal was short lived in its loop serious last opposition on play. brokered by turkey and russia it came into effect on sunday. this was filmed on thursday it shows

a russian jet in the syrian army pounding opposition positions they say they were provoked. but the. military operations resumed on southeastern fronts after the insurgents violated the truce and targeted humanitarian corridors the insurgents a rebels aligned with the syrian opposition the last fight in a war that began nearly 9 years ago is supported by turkey president responded to the escalation after friday prayers. unfortunately this is clear proof that. the syrian regime is not abiding by the steps that we took regarding the ceasefire and the excuse is always ready this is the excuse terrorist organizations are doing this or that these are all lies. you are living in this province 3000000 people it's the last opposition stronghold with little recourse they sing of the suffering hopefully not on deaf ears but.

this is as much a protest as a funeral they say despite the ceasefire 2 bombs killed their friends here on wednesday. and in the shadows 350000 syrians who fled their homes since early december michael hart the found shelter in mosques across the province and that we have no one our neighbor knocked on the door in the morning and took us with him myself and my younger brother he pushed us here as we were living on relief aid. life is stark here in the winter many refugee seems is just building carcasses there's no heat. let me get back a little from the how does it all know what are we waiting for someone to have mercy on us come to help us here we committed no crime to be punished this way no one is looking at us and mercy my husband and son up both disabled our life is destroyed this was meant to be temporary now the cease fire has broken again

charlotte dallas al-jazeera. canada's prime minister says iran must commit to a full investigation into the downing of a ukrainian airliner just internet i was given an update about the crash which killed $57.00 canadian citizens it says iran must hand over flight and data recorders to a country from equipped to examine them as soon as possible. iran does not have the level of technical expertise and mostly the equipment necessary to be able to analyze these damaged back black boxes quickly there are only a few places in the world that can france has one of the laboratories that can do it there is a beginning of a consensus that the french of certainly offered to do it that that would be the right place to send those black boxes to get proper proper information from them in

in a rapid way and that is what we are encouraging the iranian authorities to agree to . thousands of volcano evacuees in the philippines have been temporarily allowed to return to their homes in the danger zone and one town the evacuation order was lifted so people can collect belongings and rescue their animals the volcano's activity has weakened in the last few days but there are warnings another eruption may still be imminent. hundreds of thousands of people in india have been protesting against a new citizenship law or saying it discriminates against muslims but many dollops those in the lowest social group in the hindu caste saying it will also make condition worse for them on trial for reports now. 22 year old is going around his village in the northern state of their predation to convince parents to send their children for free education. the classes are organized by a community called the army which was formed in 2014 to tackle the problems faced

with upper caste hindus. delegates are at the bottom rung of the caste system and see they are often violently discriminated against our local wants all delegates to know their rights but now there is added concern about the new citizenship law because it means that. man this b.g.p. government did mean opposition is against due course. muslims and bullet bullet community is worried that today they are targeting muslims tomorrow it will be us. in new delhi the beam army led the lights in a protest against the law. their leader gender she. was arrested. the opposition says the indian government broke the new law to create a hindu muslim divide but it may have cause unintended splits many in the ballot community traditionally marginalized but up across hindus are now questioning the

law their opposition along with that of muslims has the power to change governments to the class activists say will be at a serious disadvantage if the government asks for multiple documents to prove their citizenship historically they have been the setlist landless people. so which document they could possibly have. and the muslims are the water of change they represent change in the society if they are being pushed to the wall they will vote for the change. our looks father believes the law is a way for the government to die work attention from economic problems but it also provides an opportunity to target ballots. the thinking of those who are privatizing government is they will give jobs to the people not the ballot they want to sell them but these women are also members of

a dalit community supports the new law. at it must be good i trust the prime minister he would have made a good will. the indian government says many of the religiously persecuted people it will grant citizenship to delhi. but i look says young talents who were able to work in the last elections were seduced by false promises made by the ruling nationalist b.g.p. . he says it won't happen again education will see to that arch of laura al-jazeera. india. police in the democratic republic of congo have dispersed demonstrators were tear gas in the capital kinshasa and to government protests when there but the former presidential candidate martin for you know the moment killing of hundreds of civilians in the northeast by rebel groups the protest was initially banned by the authorities guinea's opposition is urging protesters to keep demonstrating against president alpha combo's attempt to seek

a 3rd term in office despite a deadly crackdown 4 boys were shot this week adding to a series of protests to death since october now about manly has more. burning tires barricades and tear gas canisters have been littering the capital's main roads since mid october thousands of people rallied against any attempt by president alpha condé to stay in power for a 3rd time the government allowed them to march but only on certain sanctioned routes many of the protesters deviated and that's when they say police opened fire and claimed offices didn't stop there. the police entered into the hospital and they started shooting at us and tried to take some young boys but we refused a coalition of opposition groups calling itself the national front the fence or the constitution has been spearheading the marches it's now called for a general strike to continue. but in the capital conakry those businesses are

paying the price. unfortunately today i didn't even get a client so i don't know how the family is going to emerge. so the government is supposed to help us but now the police are entering our houses looting and hurting our children shops markets and garrett is a role affected by the strike with a rise in fuel prices and inflation overseas double figures many businesses say they are struggling to survive. going to customers come but very few because there is no security everybody is afraid of the police and government 81 year old condé 1st came to power in 2010 his 2nd and final 5 year term in office is coming to an end this year the opposition says he plans to use a new constitution to extend his 2 term limits i fear is that without the support of parliament he may go straight for referendum it's unclear when the strike and

protests will end that's likely to depend on condé this next move. nor about a man out just there. the afghan taliban has offered to implement a 10 day ceasefire if it reaches a deal with the u.s. negotiators in doha talks to find a long term solution to the conflict have been revived in part thanks to pakistan pakistan's ambassador to the un many akram is optimistic about i think afghanistan if the u.s. withdraws its military i think we would we would need to manage the situation. obviously if the afghans themselves are able to agree on a arrangement to stem the violence to have a ceasefire and to address the problem of terrorism which exists in afghanistan that would be

a comfortable situation but if that is not the case pakistan is as you may know we are friends in the border so as to prevent any cross border terrorism emanating from of palestine and we would have to depend on our own abilities to control any such movements any attacks that me emerge from from of coniston but we are hoping that as a result of these negotiations as a result of the agreements that there would be there would be an effective action to eliminate the presence of skate and other terrorist organizations such as the. t.t.p. and other organizations which are. attacking pakistan from kurdistan there would be effective action to eliminate those those organizations and remove

the threat of terrorism from of coniston to neighboring countries. now tech companies are being accused of withholding data on social media and internet use a panel of leading psychiatry's warns there's growing evidence that increased screen use is hurting children but it cannot be properly researched unless that data is released the u.k.'s royal college of psychiatrists found there is evidence of a complex relationship between technology use and depression but it calls for urgent funding that relationship can be investigated properly it's just a levy on tech companies could fund independent research as well as training for people working with children the report also noted that gaming disorder was now classified internationally as a disease and clinicians should be aware of the addictive nature of online games well dr john golden is the vice chair of the royal college of psychiatrists he also was involved in that report he believes tech companies need to make the mental

health of their users a top priority. it seems that at the moment their priorities are making money increasing advertising revenue increasing the numbers of users which is understandable is their business but the reality is that a lot of young people are suffering through access to social media and online for example if they have an eating disorder there are these algorithms which will push more content related to eating disorders other people who have eating disorders might encourage people who go online and look up eating disorders to be a better anorexic for example and that's the sort of thing that is not helpful we think they should be rather encouraged to access more positive was or so that might support someone with an eating disorder but the algorithms don't necessarily work like that at the moment so we do think that there should be an independent regulator with t.v. that can be required to release data from social media companies for the benefit of research into this area i think it's fair to say by the way that there's a kind of double standard in relation to protecting children online and offline if

there was a home being done to a child offline social services would step in we want to you know look after that child we seem to not manage that so well when it comes to the online world children are suffering various homes when they're online and we don't seem to be doing enough to protect. her. daughter a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera russia has called on both sides on libya's conflict to come together at a summit in berlin without adding conditions the talks are aimed at ending the 9 month conflict or not having to have ties in greece ahead of those tomes with the end of ending a 9 month conflict. globally it's usually the most important thing now is that after the berlin conference if everything goes as planned and the security council supports the conclusions from the conference if the libyan sides do not repeat their own past mistakes and start adding any additional conditions and blaming each

other as of now the relationships between them are very strange they don't even want to be in the same rooms let alone speak or meet each other dozens of people have been injured in clashes in the iraqi capital baghdad. security forces fired tear gas to break up a crowd of demonstrators trying to breach baghdad's bridge the bridges close to tucker a square where thousands have been camped out for months demanding political change in the country hundreds of people have been killed since mass protests began in october. iran's supreme leader says european states can't be trusted in the go ca sions over the 2050 nuclear deal on the early hominid a made the comments during friday prayers the 1st time he's been in 8 years u.s. president donald trump's defense team for his upcoming impeachment trial has been announced includes ken starr who led the last impeachment trial into bill clinton on long island which his previous clients include jeffrey epstein and o.j.

simpson shall be led by a white house counsel lanny and trump's personal attorney jay sekulow. nearly $3000.00 migrants heading towards the next going to border been offered jobs by the president if they agree to stay currently heading north through guatemala hoping to get to the u.s. but central american countries have come under increasing pressure from washington to stop migrants from crossing into the united states thousands of volcano evacuees in the philippines have been temporarily allowed to return to the danger zone. in one town the evacuation order was lifted so people could collect belongings and rescue their animals the volcano's activity has weakened in the last few days but there are warnings another eruption of my still be imminent those are the headlines the news continues on al jazeera off the one i want to stage with so much. crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or isn't

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