thousands of men and women of vanishing without a trace one i want to see investigates why people engineered their own disappearance and. how to 0. this is al jazeera. clamshell carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes 5 turkish military men and a civilian are killed in shelling by syrian backed syrian forces backed by russia and the last rebel held on a live. hong kong shuts down most of its border crossings in mainland china hours after medical workers went on strike demanding a total closure. linked air traffic control audio suggest iranian officials were aware of the missile strike that brought down during the korean airliner last month

plus. i'm all in for sure in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not far fetched because it's important it's important because it's parsed. and did support the kansas city chiefs to win the super bowl title for the 1st. big change that rallied from 10 points down to don the san francisco 49 ers 3120 in miami. turkey says of a struck back against syrian military targets after 5 of its soldiers and a civilian were killed they died in syrian government shelling in the northern province it'll it that is where turkey has recently sent in reinforcements russia

a key syrian ally is denying the turkish president's claim that syrian forces were targeted. about $30.00 to $35.00 syrian soldiers were eliminated within these positions and as we cede we openly made it clear that we are targeting the syrian forces simply because it was the man who attacked out to our soldiers we cannot sit on our hands we will hold to account all those responsible for the attack on torture soldiers. turkey's military launched an operation in northeast syrian october of last year to drive kurdish y.p. g. forces away from its border and that was triggered by the u.s.'s decision to withdraw military support to the kurdish syrians have a chronic forces both were involved in fighting the turks control of the long strip of territory between the towns. in iowa and in north east syria president juan and his russian counterpart vladimir putin brokered a cease fire and january in that area but that agreement collapsed when syrian

forces backed by russia launched a campaign to recapture it live anchor accuses moscow of going back on that deal so we have 2 correspondents covering this step bos'n is standing by for us in moscow for russia's reaction 1st is going to hell in istanbul so we have had some public remarks from the president turkey tell us more about what with the latest is. well the share the latest the clashes continue this is the situation on the ground right now in the the escalation zone of the globe this 5 there shouldn't be any clashes between the science of star sun and such air grammont which are turkey and the syrian government there are clashes and according to what we have listened earlier this morning from prisons are drawn as the turkish cournoyer that was trying to set it deploy reinforcements to set up of area in order to strengthen the defense positions over there who took it was attacked by the syrian army

or the army factions this is still unclear right now in turkey retaliated as turkish intelligence identified fortune locations of syrian army those locations have been targeted and so far what i learned from other sources in the field $37.00 syrian army members were killed plus 6 turkish army members were killed during this morning's attack so they know we have lots of questions that need to be answered how such an incident can happen despite the cease fire is in the act and despite our son and sore cheek peace process still but i have to remind as the syrian government at the vents in southern adlib towards the m 5 highway and again back some territories 3 off the 12 turkish observation military observation posts

are under control of the syrian army the syrian government right now and it has been like this for the last one month and i spoke to my military sources they were to they told me about. before this one month turkey is sent 3 enforcements to those military observation posts that are currently in left under syrian government every hour everything was in coordination with the road. and military and defense authorities and nothing happened so what the spy the coordination the spy to turkish officials have given the necessary coordination with moscow why does it happen right now so there are questions to be answered and i've spoken to some some circles though some political circles in uncorrupt today and they believe it is the syrian army syrian government that will say it is the shia are fired to a group then mosco is going to back it let's see what's going to happen and casilla

for us in istanbul send him thank you turkey's president right at her typewriter once as his officials have already spoken with russia syria's main backer about the killing of these turkish troops usually shooting the turkish foreign minister along with the chief of intelligence and defense minister have already initiated diplomatic talks however if the desired outcome is not achieved within this period of time on myself will directly talk to my russian counterpart i would lay out turkey's view on this particular struggle so it wasn't joins us with the latest from moscow with the response there so what are we hearing out of russia who have a very unique and complicated relationship with both syria and turkey. exactly and so far we're not hearing that much actually we haven't heard any and. for coming from russia at the moment there was a short statement earlier in the day and basically in that statement the russian

head of the russians had a very different version of what happened during this incident then is coming from turkey basically russia accuses turkey of not notifying the russian troops in syria and that's why they were caught in this in this fire coming from syrian forces who are attacking what they call terrorists are basically calling it an accident also russia says that turkey shoot notified them but also said that turkey is still also in close contact with russia so basically still downplaying this whole incident but definitely there's something going on between turkey and russia because these joint patrols in another part of syria in the north east have been halted for today also this has not been confirmed by russia but that's something that we know from other sources so definitely something has been going on and the relationship is kind of straight as we can call it right now because we know of course that both iran and

put in have broken this cease fire a couple of weeks ago which didn't hold very long at all but they have both been making these sort of peace moves into but also for libya but both these these these programs seem to be interconnected but they don't go anywhere at the moment so. the only statement that came from the press officer from from the kremlin was that there was a hasn't been a phone call yet between erdogan and put in that was something that we were still expecting and also he said that russia is very worried about what he called these terrorist forces in italy that's all that they sat. down with the latest from moscow step thank you. the airstrikes and fighting in northwestern syria have displaced hundreds of thousands of people many are heading towards the turkish border seeking safety so let's take a look at what's happening on the ground after nearly 10 years of war government forces have retaken large parts of the country marked in red opposition fighters

are confined to the north western province and aleppo the countryside there with forces backed by turkey and surrounding areas after the latest russian backed government advance some turkish observation posts are now surrounded by government forces are pushing to gain ground along the him for highway to the east and the m 5 highway to the south that connect aleppo to the capital damascus and latakia is a is a security analyst in a retired turkish armed forces colonel he says diplomacy will suffer as a result of the deaths of those soldiers. from now on that will not be any diplomatic. efforts in order to give an end to all kind of clashes inside the soria in the area because all kind of diplomatic forts has been given so far by president go on and it has been declared a cease fire at the 12th of january but didn't work for

a new refuge of law came to the door after turkey which is more than 710000 that is a big track to turkey in terms of socially in terms of economy clee and also a demographic change not inside syria but also at the same time inside the cities up to turkey for this reason turkey see it as a red line and militarily they before yesterday start to set up and built a military build up inside so for this reason from now on there won't be any solution be taught using the military intervention in this area from my point of perspective but that does not mean that diplomacy will not work we will see after the turkish side decisive the use of this military intervention in the area how the diplomacy real change on the table will fell that harrison defense and military analyst joins us from moscow every shape or time so what do you make of

what is happening now what's trying to be managed between between a stumble and moscow between rather turkey and russia what's what are the dynamics here. it seems that russia and turkey could be on the coalition course and that's a very dangerous situation right now moscow the fact they're trying very hard to put down what's happening the russians are saying nothing really happened though turkey bombardment kind of in denial meaning that russia we use we going space to try and find some kind of magic formula to prevent head on collision and it's our parents who are ready spreads out of the in the promise because it was announced that there are other turks have suspended the joint patrols in the north west of syria in the place where the in the kurdish. inhabited areas so this

could actually spread further on and this could be serious moscow hopes there's going to be a one time event a one time turkish attack there's no and have for the repercussions what are these what these 2 countries want from each other and this really complicated relationship and it's obvious that the turkey is not on the side of syria but when it comes to russia it's a lot more complicated. the kremlin and president putin obviously have a policy of trying to pull turkey away a big strategic policy trying to pull turkey away from the west from nato to search of wedge between turkey and its western allies to kind of pull turkey and russian direction or tweezed away from the west. but the russian military per se have their own political interests inside syria where they would want to help the syrian

regime to quins out the were it not to be pestering put a somewhere from where russian bases in meaning me him could be attacked so there's different agendas which are some block oh i doing there's also of course the libyan crisis and the right the turks actually used free syrian army fighters in the the spring operation in the turkish parts of syria and in tripolitania but their families of those fighters are in need to do so for turkey it's very important to stop the syrian government russian military backed offensive and that's creating increasing tensions want to do how to try to find the kind of solution for the. province without russia and turkey go into blows against each other. or we always appreciate your insight on this and how our

military and or terry analysts pardon me. and a government airstrike in northern syria has killed 9 members of the same family vehicle was targeted by a warplane in a western country inside. blame are in the news hour including questions over and allow his presidential election with the constitutional court nullified the result will have a live update and will tell you why there are fears of an escalation in the violence in libya and the sport bikes bounced back against the phoenix suns all your n.b.a. action and just a little bit of. growing pressure to contain the corona virus in hong kong has forced the territory to shut down most of its borders with mainland china leader kerry lamb says 10 border points were temporarily closed and the city is now facing

a shortage of protective facemasks an hour earlier in hong kong hundreds of medical workers walked off the job as part of a push for leaders to shut down the border with the mainland at least 361 people have died in china more than 17000 have been infected a newly built hospital has started treating patients and at the center will han chinese stocks plunged by nearly 8 percent on monday their biggest fall since 2015 the central bank has pledged a $173000000000.00 boost adrian brown is in hong kong with more on how the territory is coping with this outbreak. well this is causeway bay one of the busiest areas of hong kong and one of the few places where you can now buy facemasks it's a case of supply and demand little supply and plenty of demand it's the same story across the border in mainland china where the government on monday appealed to the international community for more medical supplies especially face masks also on

monday hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb gave more details of her decision to close down more sections of the border between hong kong and china it now means there are just 2 places where you can cross from hong kong into china excluding the international airport and this was why she said she was taking this qualified decision our strategy is really to consol a day as much as possible a day existing control points now is really down to excluding the airport there are only 21 is the sense and they the other is a hong kong bridge and the additional benefit of doing that is we are channelling all cross by the traffic into alisa to cross border control points and because of the inconvenience that we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down kerry land has been under pressure from a group of striking medical workers to close the border in its entirety also on monday hong kong confirmed its 1st person to person transmission of the virus

a man returning from move to hong kong infecting his mother who hadn't been to the mainland this week of course hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens who've been across the border celebrating chinese new year will be returning raising the prospect of more infections. that heiler reports now from bang on how china is working to treat the thousands in fact. 1400 army medics are now in ruhani ready to work in a newly built hospital for coronavirus patients completed in just 9 days the images of supplies on the way and more medical help on hand the chinese government wants its people and the world to see china has criticized the united states for no substantive help with the outbreak and accuse the u.s. government of spreading fear and panic the new facility is modeled after a similar hospital built outside beijing during the sars crisis 17 years ago the

number of dead from the corona virus now exceeds that of sars a 2nd hospital is expected to be finished by the end of the week together they will have 2500 beds for those infected with the virus there's frustration and anger on social media over conditions for the infected and doctors in ruhani china's central government the 1st day back for essential workers after the prolonged holiday focused on easing concern over the supply of needed medical equipment it also looked to build confidence in the economy the 2nd largest in the world after factories have been shut and businesses closed because of the virus could be far as far as we know many export companies are now quickly resuming their production capacity and very slow calories are also taking targeted measures to help create a sound and favorable business environment the central authorities and local governments have all made plans to introduce target measures to help businesses resume their operations. during the 1st day of trading since the lunar new year break the chinese mainland markets close sharply down around 8 percent shy of the

10 percent one day decrease limits set by the markets. to help curb the slide china's central bank injected $174000000000.00 into the market but the spread of the virus is far from over and the lockdown of millions of chinese still does not have an end date so the virus has impact on the future of china's financial markets and economy remains unclear it's got to either al-jazeera beijing. and doctors in thailand have had promising results treating coronavirus with medication normally used for hiv aids. more on that from bangkok. in labs around the world the scientists are racing to understand the new coronavirus they want to know where it came from and how to stop it and to get the answers they need they've turned to beds 75 ops infected this is can farm. animal that can carry their while us says. look healthy.

it best can. last to other animal all too human. doctors who has been studying these viruses for years to thailand's chulalongkorn university the corona virus spreading now she is almost 100 percent d.n.a. match with another one found in bats and she hopes that study and wildlife can help us prevent and control outbreaks in humans supercool on help decode the genome for the 1st confirmed case of the new virus outside china behind the story researchers are working with patients south poles of the corona virus and they're taking steps to make the fragments safer to work with by killing the virus but keeping its d.n.a. intact we can't go in here because it's too dangerous. to my doctors say a new approach of treating some of those who do get sick appears to be working using a cocktail of flu and hiv drugs that's after one chinese woman treated in

a hospital in bangkok recovered but other patients didn't and the government says it's too early to say whether that mix of drugs is effective in medical system we can only do a case reports always in this report to. the medical journals and also in the. medical school. for them. to do. and a treatment can't come soon enough thailand is seen as one of the countries most at risk from this new virus because of the number of chinese visitors it receives and because in recent weeks some came from. the center of the outbreak planes flying in and out of the mainland cleaned and disinfected. thermal imaging cameras to taste for those who may have a fever hand sanitizers are a common sight so to a mosque chinatown which is one of the biggest chinese own claves in the world it's

both a major tourist attraction and. i've seen a decline in the number of tourists in the past few days since the news broke about the virus and chinese tourists easier. because they're scared of getting infected while people try everything they can to protect themselves they're looking to doctors and scientists around the world who urgently trying to find a solution to a problem that's growing by the day brian al-jazeera bangkok. air traffic control audio recordings suggest some iranian aviation officials were aware that a missile that hit and brought down a crazy an airliner last month 176 people on board died at happen at the how to hide of tensions in the aftermath of the killing of iranian general. the recordings appear to detail exchanges between the control tower and tehran in the pilot of a private iranian airliner when the plane was shot down iran says it will no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation. that ron has accused ukrainian

experts of leaking the recordings to local media so let's listen in to some of that recording. never. going to give me the money that i give them. the money for him i mean i. think. that they that i didn't think it was going to bomb them but on the moment of the by no manner you know with. my i did. not a money order from anywhere in the land. yes they did it because. no one thank you here. there was. like a. number on a. table that was.

ok i never lied to. find them and on the only. one the money in the windows. phone number one the one i'm in my. life. as a bag is an tehran he says they tape reveals contradictions in the iranian leadership version of the incident. the narrative coming out of the front has been that it was the revolutionary guard that shut down the aircraft with a missile and it took them 3 days to investigate and then informed the government but this conversation between air traffic control and this domestic airline pilot shows that someone within the civil aviation authority must have known and if they didn't know why wasn't the government informed or if the civil aviation authority heads didn't know why was that information fed up the chain of command i saw it

puts the ring in government in a very difficult position because they've put out a narrative that they didn't know that the government didn't know it was the military that knew and it took them 3 days to come out with the information but this ordeal says otherwise concerns are growing about the escalating violence in libya reports the hof taras of here supplies of arms and may be preparing to relaunch his operation to capture tripoli that's despite a fragile cease fire in place and in place for 3 weeks on the other side turkey has sent military reinforcements to the internationally recognized government tony pertly is in tripoli. libyans have been voicing their frustration and anger at what many see is the lack of meaningful effort to end the conflict oh much of the anger is directed at those who they see as responsible for prolonging hostilities but it's also aimed at the international community which they see as giving rule of khalifa haftar equal status with the internationally recognized government. the building conference 2 weeks ago was meant to ease tensions and in

force a ceasefire it has done neither the international community and europe in particular is as divided as ever over how to solve the problem europe is a big failure. european not united but they are fighting on libya france and italy . england is trying to watch their dear dear they are involved. now. out of europe now maybe they will act more because it may be they will have their own policy we hope so the united states once so vocal on libyan issues has remained largely silent the u.n. envoy to libya has done salami has been visiting both sides to try and broker a lasting cease fire but so far with no success there have been more than $100.00 violations since it began on january 12th there is supposed to be an arms embargo

here but with 2000 kilometers of coastline and 3 and a half 1000 kilometers of land border with 6 countries enforcing it is near impossible and there are concerns that both sides are stockpiling weapons and equipment and government forces are preparing in case there is a full resumption of fighting there are unconfirmed reports that the united arab emirates has given more than 3000 tons of weapons including drones to have to ask forces and to turkish frigates like these are the right off the coast of libya to add to the approximately 2000 soldiers and pro turkish syrian fighters who are said to be reinforcing tripoli's defenses now turkey make a balance to came from the door it wasn't clear from the window or from the back. they came because they have an agreement with the government so if he would like to now they are coming. you know flights that you know on smuggling what they wear what they what they see from image and egypt they are

smuggling weapons after us forces have been attacking tripoli with rockets and artillery fire for 10 months they've also imposed a blockade of oil ports that has so far cost the country nearly $700000000.00 the economic impact can already be seen rubbish is piling in the streets of the capital because there is not enough money to pay workers and prices are starting to rise the government is dedicated soldiers but needs international help it says it is the only way for this conflict end but have to our side has said repeatedly that any solution will be done on the battlefield tony burke al jazeera tripoli. well hours constitutional court is about to give its ruling on whether the results of last year's a disputed presidential election will stand a vote in may return the sitting president to power sparking widespread protests by the opposition hermit's also joins us live now so what is the what is the anticipation what is the mood like there is as critical ruling is expected.

or the capital is quiet it's not a public holiday where many people chose to stay at home so on the streets you see many shops and businesses and schools didn't open today many of the banks are heavily fortified some of them are boarded up in case there's looting later on the judges had to be escorted by the military to the court it just shows you how tense things are in the country the opposition opposition the cordon so that it was the result of may's without a now if there was a lot of vote rigging and and allege that some of the results were changing typewriter correction fluid create them with denying the allegations of vote rigging here with the opposition of trying to cause chaos in the country when he's trying to build the economy he says and i don't you decide to a now knows result you need a fresh election would have to take place that means history will be made to be the 1st time that's happened in malawi it'll be the 1st time it will happen in fact in africa the last time it happened in africa was in kenya in 2017 when of course

being called for. so a lot of people now are waiting with bated breath to find out which way these judges are going to rule the in the building behind it behind that military vehicle over the 500 long page ruling a reason why it's taking probably so long for the judges to finally reach the final analysis and there are fears there could be violence for example if they did clear that preliminary go one election so right now particularly the suburbs of the long way people are gathering is small group listening on the radio to the judges speaking those who fear there could be violence are staying at home right now everyone from the opposition to the ruling party are telling people they can see that the results i wanted to find enough to tell her i'm a tosser thank you very much. i went to the storm is forecast going to bring snow and ice in parts of the us it is going to be

a mess for shell across much of the united states and it's going to take quite a while to make its way to the east coast right now the storm system is across the rockies and this is where the area of low pressure is the storm is not that strong but it's really developing a lot of snow behind it we're talking right now we're going to be seeing probably anywhere between $40.87 resists know up here cross much of the rockies now tomorrow the storm system makes its way a little bit more towards the southeast but ahead of it that's when it starts to pick up a lot of the rain and the thunderstorms are going to develop out ahead of it we're talking damaging winds hail and a lot of rain flooding is going to be on the increase of by the time we get towards wednesday much of the southeast are going to be seen plenty of rain we could be city seeing probably about $130.00 millimeters of rain by the time the system pushes through as we go towards thursday that is when it hits the east coast would be seeing a lot of impact here because a lot of the major airports are up along the eastern seaboard heavy rain and also a mix of rain snow and ice up here across much of the northeast so that's going to be the biggest problem we're going to see

a lot of power outages as well as that ice forms on the power lines there for boston though it is going to be quite a mess across much of the area where we see a lot of rain as well as on thursday that's when it switches over to that isis no rain mix that's going to be a big problem there and it's really not until saturday like i said till the snow system the weather system finally makes its way out into the atlantic back to tell . still have on al-jazeera waiting for a flight to a healthier future some good news for you many in desperate need of specialist care . and no laughing matter film stars tackle the issue of diversity head on a britain's top movie awards. and sport enter milan it's the pressure on me that's how you think it is to tell so far ahead. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really wiped them

out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on both through school you've been told what the law is all 'd about this argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of the new conscious and aware of that struggle against an ethnic sectarian cult or inside story on al-jazeera when the news breaks. when people need to be heard the general situation of course is affecting both of any atlanta and graphics and the story needs to be told with exclusive interviews as a country do so used to be in polar and in-depth reports movie playing have i thought this how does iraq has teams on the ground there saying that they're against the united to play a moral blue documentaries and life needs. watching

officer let's recap the top stories right now russia has denied claims by turkey's president that his villa terry had back in syrian government forces after 5 turkish forces and a civilian died in government shelling it live and or has a military presence in northern syria to counter a syrian government offensive hong kong is temporarily shut down the majority of its borders with mainland china and an effort to contain the spread of the run of buyer us at least $361.00 people have now died in china more than $17000.00 people are confirmed to be infected and chinese stocks plunged by nearly 9 percent on monday as the biggest falls was 2015 china's central bank has pledged

$173000000000.00 to stabilize the world's 2nd biggest economy in the wake of the outbreak. because democratic presidential hopefuls have made their final pitch to voters ahead of monday's nominating process in iowa the state as hell the 1st caucus for nearly 40 years and the result can indicate how well a candidate might do in the campaign allen for sure looks at why iowa is 1st and whether that might change. this is the benefit from going 1st the chance to beat the candidate speech to face to ask them questions to test their positions. iowa is not 1st because it's important it's important because its 1st iowa has been the 1st in the nation contest since 1972 that's because its caucus process is drawn out and complicated presidential campaigns can spark into life here or be extinguished that gives people incredible power one report suggests voters in iowa have 20 times more influence than almost any other state the weight and meaning of iowa is really

supplied by our national media establishment this is the 1st time they have hard results from actual voters and so it's just as an opportunity to essentially understand where these candidates are in the race iowa is predominately white it's mainly rudel as few big industries essentially it doesn't look a lot like the rest of america there are plenty who would like to see the 1st contest held in the state this more representative of america as a whole but that's simply not going to happen if somewhere were to move its primary or its caucuses in iowa would move it so and because the state law says it always has to be 1st. the people here insist they take their responsibilities very seriously in vetting presidential candidates and i just think that you know we've made good decisions in the past not always money won but very important to know that the people that are on the 1st line for cook is doing our knowledgeable and

could represent minorities throughout the united states when experience political watcher says the people here know they're doing their job for the rest of the country i will say in terms of the diversity of the state. iowans care about a wide variety of issues there's a lot of issues including issues that relate to the minority community was aired in the iowa caucuses there's a brown and black forum specifically dedicated to giving candidates an opportunity for their issues. or not. some politicians have skipped iowa complaining of its size influence it's never worked out for them whether they like it or not for the moment the road to the white house goes through here alan fischer al-jazeera the morning. the final phase of donald trump's impeachment trial is set to get under way in the coming hours and democrats and trump's defense say malaysia 2 hours to make closing arguments as president is

facing charges of obstruction of congress and abuse of power over accusations that he pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden but the senate better on friday against hearing from witnesses so it's likely trump will be acquitted in the final vote on wednesday or else correspondent kimberly alka joins us live from washington d.c. so can really what else can we expect today and in the in the coming days kind of the outline of this for us. yeah this is a pivotal weekend u.s. politics for a number of reasons not only those closing arguments that you outlined but also the fact that we're going to have another sort of stacking of events that will take place as alan fischer outlined there this is the iowa caucus that is the 1st democratic nominating contest and then we have that final vote on whether to acquit the president but also tucked into all of that is the state of the union address by the u.s. president that will take place on tuesday evening and what's obvious lee going to be unusual and offered about that is the president's going to be delivering that

speech could continue to maintain no wrong doing well this sort of looming vote on whether to remove him from office hangs in the balance so it's going to be a back to back series of events that ultimately were shell is really going to shape the sort of tone of the u.s. election campaign all the way until election day in november because what you're going to have is really the 2 sides lined up with donald trump maintaining no wrongdoing saying that he needs to be reelected but in the midst of all of that is going to be the democrats arguing that not only does he need to be removed from office but that he shouldn't be reelected so that is going to be the overarching tone as we not only have these closing arguments the state of the union address but then of course also on wednesday that pivotal vote that we expect now will go in the president's favor and that he will be acquitted can really help thank you for that preview live in washington. i am plane carrying 7 people in need of medical

care has departed yemen's capital it is the 1st humanitarian flight out us on the airport since it was closed in 2016 around 30 patients are being sent for treatment in egypt and jordan although the who the rebels control sana the coalition they are fighting coalition controls the air space and was 5 year long civil war has health care system close to collapse. was that some airport is the 1st patients prepared to depart it's the 1st flights. september 26th the. nearly 7 patients will be on board this flight. the flyers will take over 3 week so nearly 28 patients will be flown out of yemen there are more than 30000 patients have been really gifted by the w.h. . we have here. who's suffering from

a kidney failure he needs to travel outside of yemen to make friends with intentional for a kidney in order to survive most will get a kid to juvie or walter to the help of his vision of the 25 patients die every day also news that since the beginning to solve the battle to mature. over 25000 patients have died because of the severe shortage of medicines also the unability will help because health care sector to provide such health care so services to such creations. it is prime minister boris johnson has outlined the u.k.'s negotiating position with the european union countries now left the block ass until the end of the year to agree to a new relationship including making trade deals johnson says the u.k. wants a free trade deal but not at any cost so let's go straight to lawrence lee his in london with the details so what has he been saying the plan is lawrence. well

look i mean i mean the thing is obviously this is just the start. of the problem is really you know you've got to go to europe insulates that once things to be exactly the same as they have been but knows that that's exactly the opposite of what the british want and the brits one thinks to be completely different to how they have been but also know that europe still their main markets and so they put out these you know initial positions known perfectly well that they're going to have to change it's like you know if you're my boss richelle and i want to a 3 percent pay rise for me are going to demand that you give me nothing less than 10 percent in me in a it doesn't mean anything yet because of it you got months and months of this to go on the michel barnier for the europeans said we want access to british fishing waters is perfectly well the british don't want to give the europeans access to fishing water anymore it's become a totemic thing for brics it is equally boris johnson having said that he got a trade deal with the e.u. last year now made it clear he wasn't so much bothered with this and says he wants

the u.k. to be more like australia or canada. the question. is whether we agree a trading relationship with the e.u. comparable to canada's or more like strangers and i have no doubt that in either case the u.k. will prosper mightily in of course. new relationship with our closest neighbors who range far beyond trade so once how long might this new deal take between the u.k. and given it canada a long time. yeah well i mean depends it depends if they're prepared to go for i mean that many europeans say that it will take much longer than a year the british say well if it does then we'll just walk away with what portions go to australian deal is basically double t m w t o terms with no actual deal it's all depends how much you think that really matters

i mean there's been lots of speculation last year that the u.k. would run short of food for example and medicines in the events of no deal well you remember i was talking to you last week from belgian where all the exporter nuns were saying that already taken measures to stop that happening nothing for breakfast as in particular the substance of a deal is much less important than the idea of solvency another that got that solvency because it's happened i think that the the rule granular stuff about the nature of a deal is really much a lot less important to them anyway and while i say live from london lawrence thank you. world war one still $917.00 us what the british academy awards are about that's what 7 prizes. was a get judged best actor for joker and after collecting the trophy he joined the growing criticism about the lack of diversity all 18 acting nominees were white and no female directors were nominated for the 7th year in a row or he will mohamad reports welcome to the british academy film awards

a star studded ceremony that's one of the best in the world of film and the top winner of the night 1917 san mandy's for 90. the world war one movie won 7 awards including best film and best director. and best documentary when 2 for some a film about a young mothers experience in syria's civil war as we speak and there was a bombing and shelling on more on over 3500000 civilians these people in there and they should hear your voice now they should heed that britain as a country as a great country when that happened again renee zellweger one best actress for her role in judy thanks everyone and laura dern best supporting actress for marriage story so thank you bafta thank you for including me in this room of extraordinary

artists amid the glamour there was criticism for lack of diversity of the 4 acting categories none of the nominations included minorities joaquin phoenix who won best actor for his role in joka address the issue i think it is the obligation. of the people that have created perpetual and benefit from a system of oppression to be the ones that dismantle it so that's on us for the 7th year no woman was nominated for best director in so many women made great films this year. and i think it just. goes to show you that there is a systemic problem. brad pitt won best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood in a message read out by his costar margot robbie he referenced brags that hyperion just became single welcome to the club i did at the prestigious ceremony has been celebrated for more than 70 years. amid criticism for

lack of diversity baptise chairwoman said the academy will review its voting procedures including the types of films being made and how they are marketed for him hammad al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. and scored the super bowl title comes back to kansas city after a 15 year long way details and. business leaders his goal to buy no brush paul.

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it's a stylist ceramics that dates back centuries and a tradition that links and in mexico and the cultural significance of taliban pottery has been officially recognized by the un's cultural agency john hall one of ports and have one mexico where the stylus they can enter to find what the city's identity. from this comes this traditionally made ton of it a paltry which you miscues just declared mean tangible true heritage. it starts with the clay in pueblo in central mexico they believe only the local variety can be used to true tyler better. from then on it's almost exclusively homemade and elaborate process which is survived 500 years salvador joined a long line of tell of it approaches putting their hand to the wheel 27 years ago.

i saw how just from a lump of clay you could make ours and that captured my attention that the masters here made art from nothing. the intricate patterns which make tell a very unique one hand paid to the workshop. which opened its doors 200 years ago there were only 6 permitted colors this blues come all the way from africa north but given that there is one that this is basically we don't just use any materials they are very special and we can take 3 months to finish a piece and that makes it unique. and this is the end product the unesco designation covering television a production in public also applies to the neighboring state of plus color and tell of it at the marina in spain that for many is a heartland when you come to probably see tell of it are all over the place in museums and churches and in colonial houses they say here that it's the place that

produces the most traditional tell a better in the world. and it's a painstaking business so much so the cross people here worried that the new generation are being drawn to it yoko i hope that this designation from unesco means that young people show more interest in learning this tradition so that we keep hold of it because of tell of our disappears and then we practically lose the city's identity. the about $100.00 people employed in cost so we have to believe traditional tell of it are in their own livelihoods are also under threat from cheaper copycat ceramics they hope the unesco does ignatius will help keep what they consider the real thing a life. john homan now does it a. time for a sport with fara or shall thanks so much the kansas city chiefs and ended their 15 years super bowl drought quarterback patrick roy holmes was the star of the show as

they fought back to beat the san francisco 49 ers in miami they without reports superballs 54 from line with 100000000 watching worldwide the chiefs in the 49 ers did buffalo and one of sport's biggest stages here we go. a lot was expected from young chiefs quarterback patrick the holmes but he was frustrated by the 14 on his defense early on and talking about what's inside. the 24 year old dug deep throat and still managed to run in the games 1st touchdown. just some francisco had success too few weeks tuesday. and so there was nothing in it at the halfway point with both teams looked on 10 points each. the game was in miami and the halftime show certainly had a latin flavor pop stars jennifer lopez and shapiro providing the entertainment. but the main fireworks was still to come in the 3rd quarter he must force his way

over to help the 49 ers open up a commanding lead they were 10 points ahead and time was running out for the chiefs but they'd come back in the 2 previous games and in the final quarter the homes started to fire times to suit the engine it 3 scoring drives in just over 5 minutes to turn the game completely on its head 21 unanswered points so the chiefs run away with a famous victory. for the 1st time. ever. i mean it really is amazing i mean just to be here it's a real fun way to win in the end of these guys have around me a wall. enjoy this for a long time i mean it it truly is a story to be here in the when this game 5 there were big celebrations to kansas city fans back home in missouri they've not seen the team lift the lawn buddy trophy since they beat the minnesota vikings in super bowl full back in 1970.

55 rule. the party will continue her few days no doubt but the chiefs and the fans will hope that it's not another hof century before they do it again david stocks al-jazeera. it just fans in missouri and there was plenty of celebrating and miami to you andy gallacher was there. well that's it the kansas city chiefs of one for the 1st time since 960 you can see the scenes of jubilation here people who traveled all the way from kansas got the footsie kits but decided to soak up the atmosphere 'd here in miami listen rob it had none of this here cable the way it kansas city would be. the hotels could be routed out of there oh

good i was 12 2 years old they wouldn't you know you know. this is great and it was a pretty close game right down to one and that's never gonna use this quarterback down again did you ever want to give up on you know his use. this is you know very very very odd here and i mean i was just so you. will be going absolutely crazy remember when i wanted anything more she's going. to the last few singles we learned this. morning. australian open champion no bad jock itch is back on top of the tennis world rankings are after his record 8th title in malbon the surveys showed off his cho fee at the royal gardens in the open he being dominant team in 5 sets in the final on sunday to claim his 17th crown sam title. today obviously is a different feeling than last night i was pretty exhausted and kind of deflated it

was difficult to comprehend and really kind of contemplate as well and on the victory and the feeling and of course today i just feel relieved that. it's over. the n.b.a. leaving milwaukee bucks are back to winning ways of 2 losing their last game to the denver nuggets the box spouts the battle against the phoenix suns and such a number has 30 points and 19 rebounds to leave milwaukee to victory by 21 points is their 6th when in their last game. still over in toronto defending champions the raptors hide a franchise record the 11th straight win by danish. serge ibaka had 16 points while terence davis scored 31 to beat the bulls 129-2102. of a ball an animal and have closed the gap on syria leaders eventis romelu kaka with

the star of the night scoring twice to lead enter 2 with 2 no win over we didn't see the belgian is now scored 16 league goals since moving to italy from manchester united last year antonio conti's side are now 2nd 3 points behind they are and on sunday. america's websense and has claimed his 6 p.g.a. tour title at the waste management phoenix open it close with 2 birdies to force a playoff with tony and now and won it with another birdie on the 1st extra hole that sentence 1st win since the 2018 players championship. now the sport of bowl riding is not for the faint of heart but just check out brazil's jose victoria lemon now he's clearly mastered it and in fact the 23 year old is new to the number one spot in the world a better winning the professional pole riders event and for the home the city. and that is all your sport. now we shall back to you our thank you very much thank you for joining us as well for that is our we have much more news on the other side of

the break away when. the 2000 mile trip across europe seems impossible. as the boat comes root begins to close for refugees it has become a race against time for one syrian family. it's a perilous journey from greece to germany but there's no turning back to the ravages of war left at home. sky and ground a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks while us is all the while as an honor he has paved the way for a wave of us and there is no joy in the cold that with detail coverage and fearless generalism anti-riot police have been using except the mouth of fear got to the earth the crowd from around the world covering all the areas affected by the album

it only wraps one day out so hard to say i think that. every attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens. stories of loss go on told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves erupt in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life twice a victim on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would it which is you know it's that it challenges the ability but to give because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issues we are we the people we live

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