and just be. across the globe on. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam is a damn this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes 5 turkish soldiers and a civilian are killed in shelling by syrian forces backed by russia in the last rebel held by. hong kong shuts down most of its border crossings with mainland china hours after medical workers went on strike. the 1st humanitarian flight in 3 years leaves with a health system on the brink of collapse. not just a lump of clay centuries old tradition finally gets recognition in mexico.

and in sport a 50 year wait is over for the kansas city chiefs. to . achieve speeding the san francisco $49.00 ers to win the super bowl. but begin with one of the most serious escalations between turkish and syrian government forces in recent years the syrian military has killed 5 turkish soldiers and the civilian and now turkey has hit back and chris says its forces killed dozens of syrian soldiers and the province of syria's main ally russia is contradicting those claims turkey has now sent more reinforcements and is threatening further action. 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 them who attacked our tutor soldiers we cannot sit on our hands we will hold to account all those responsible for the attack on tooter soldiers now turkey's forces launched a military operation in northeast syria in october last year aimed at driving out kurdish y p g forces away from its border that was triggered by the us decision to withdraw military support to the kurdish syrian democratic forces both were involved in fighting eisel the turks control a long strip of territory between the towns of tel i'll be up and ask the lion in northeast syria president out of the wine and his russian counterpart vladimir putin brokered their cease fire in january in the area of valley agreement came under pressure when syrian forces backed by russia launched a campaign to recapture it lip ankara accuses moscow of going back on that deal

we've got 2 correspondents on this story that vasant is standing by for us in moscow for russia's reaction 1st let's go to sin and cos all new in istanbul c.n.n. is this confrontation now going to escalate further or has it been contained. some of this is actually probably the question of the last 10 years in the syria conflict because there have been times that the tension they come came to a specific point but everything was is but this is the 1st time that turkish and syrian army is our confront are in a way confronting each other in in clashes on this is the 1st time that the turkish governments have a choose the syrian army and for attacking the their turkish military forces who are inside of the upon the request of the syrian government based on the stand

and such an agreement in terms in their school ations on so and so far it seems very critical but what is binding will be most core stance because just a couple of minutes ago a pretty president his communications director just waited he said that if moscow cannot control the syrian government's mainly the maskers then turkey will take action so. just a couple of minutes ago again we learned that turkey's foreign minister made which will have the phone conversation with his russian counterpart sergey laro which means turkey is also trying to seek some explanation from the. russian partners that they have to know russia and turkey have been on the same page when it comes to syria maybe they worked on the gray areas of the syrian conflict but they haven't. spiked it by late for the poetic crisis or they have managed to be

partners so far but i have spoken to some political circles in ankara and they're telling me that turkish mincer observe ation posts have been attacked before and by mainly this shia if i took groups that are and they're engaged with the syrian army is syrian government syrian government they're probably. again the syrian government is not going to take responsibility will say we didn't do it but the issue of fighter groups that this whoever did this to everything happened despite of the escalation there was signed psalmist so despite a ceasefire was in the act but turkey sees this as a red line and especially turkish military members being killed during those attacks is a kind of touching incident for turkey and especially demoralization for the turkish military members inside of this collision zone who are there only for

observation right now they are waiting for prisons are drawn to speak during at the joint press conference with his new queen in counterpart we are expecting him to say a few words about the current developments in syria thanks in of course all of there from istanbul let's continue this earlier turkey's president roger talk about of the unsaid is officials had already spoken to their russian counterparts usually 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 i myself will directly talk to my russian counterpart i will lay out turkey's view on this particular struggle stassen joins us now with the latest on the russian response live from moscow russia plays a key role in supporting its ally syria the syrian regime here also has good relations with turkey what kind of line or approach is it taking on the

confrontation between the 2. at the moment it said taking a silent approach we haven't heard any clear answers coming from moscow about this incident or does very serious incident and cinemas said there was a phone call between the 2 foreign ministers of turkey and russia but nothing has been found # or released here at this and here in moscow the only thing that we heard earlier in the day from the military was a very short statement basically giving a very different version of events on this incident. saying that there weren't any soldiers turkish soldiers killed there was only injured and they said that the turkish troops didn't announce that they were going to have movements so they should have notified the russian forces and that was sort of all an accident basically and also they sat there was no contra text by turkey. syrian forces

right now although we have heard of course from other sources that that's actually happening so russia is very much downplaying this whole incident and of course flooding a putin has has had this balancing act since a he entered syria in 2015 then and for the on the on our site society has been a balancing all the forces only ron 0 and the syrian forces and he has been putting a lot of our front in getting this very strong bond with the world earlier on and making sure that he was on the same page and they had of course a very regular meetings in russia and also outside but it seems now that this whole bond is under a lot of for attention on the a lot of strain are right now and this so-called bromance could be about to collapse and also there's a very valid question to ask about how these these peace agreements that they signed in at stana and in very recently how much value they still have considering

the situation on the ground right now or so much the vast and. iran a government airstrike in northern syria has killed 9 members of the same family their vehicle was targeted by a warplane in the western aleppo countryside to more ahead on the news hour including leaks recordings reveal what iran knew in the immediate aftermath of the downing of a ukrainian and lime. allow is bracing for a ruling on last year's disputed presidential election of reaction live from a long way. and in sports the teenage goalscoring sensation getting ready to make his tomb and how they view. the growing pressure to contain the corona virus in hong kong has forced the territory to shut down almost all of its borders with mainland china its chief

executive kerry lam says 10 crossings would temporarily close and the city is now facing a shortage of protective facemasks earlier hundreds of medical workers walked off the job as part of their push for their leaders to completely sail the border with the mainland at least 361 people have died in china or more than 17000 people have been infected a newly built hospital is started treating patients in the epicenter was on 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 territories cope with. 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 descendant bay the other is. a high bridge and the additional benefit of doing that is we are channelling all cross border traffic into a lease or to cross border control points and because of the inconvenience 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. while the chinese city of one jew far from the epicenter orders along down similar to that into a province charter flights are continuing to transport foreign nationals out of war scott the reports now from beijing on how. china is working to treat the thousands infected. 1400 army medics are now in ruhani ready to work in a newly built hospital for corona virus 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 is 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 concerns over the supply of needed medical equipment it also look to build confidence in the economy the 2nd largest in the world after factories have been shut and businesses closed because of the virus. 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 limit 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 hotter al-jazeera beijing. well doctors in thailand have had promising results treating the coronavirus with medication normally reserved for battling a child and flu viruses alexei o'brien has more on that from bangkok.

and 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 back just 75 percent ops demented and infected this is can farm. animal that can carry their wyler says with. the look healthy but it's about the best care and pass me my last 2 other animal all too human. doctors who paul has been studying these viruses for years at thailand's too long called university the corona virus spreading now she is almost a 100 percent d.n.a. match with another one found in bats and she hopes that study and wildlife can help us bring. let's take you to a press conference where the turkish president is speaking in kiev let's listen.

indicate that nearly 1000000 people are moving walking towards our borders children. elderly woman civilians all civilians. they come together with what they can recover. she. says we already have nearly 4000000 syrians in our country. 3 and a half 1000000 of course. used to be by doing a border near the border region and the rest came from other parts of syria. we are hosting them in our country. keeping them contained or tend to use they started to

make inroads settling in other parts of our country. and. moving them from these camps into proper housings in proper time oh no more coming had to be placed in a very short time ago as you know we suffered. earthquake. not too hard from the border area is 4 to one citizen it's just last july. there are more than 10000 buildings. here is damage we need to rebuild all the more than 10000 things. in addition there are buildings which medium and. yet this serious damage to us and we are in winter. this is the situation on the other hand.

refugees heading towards our country and we are finding it difficult to accept them that's why we had to take other measures different measures. it is. to see how we can settle them in their own country meaning now in syria while we are working on this. to prevent from the more people coming into turkey is you know we want to use an area. up to 30 to 40. kilometers to syria from our border. using then we are building what we call. it. houses that's what we have trying to peel pour them. the 1st

phase will contain about 25230000. houses. to provide shelter. are we are concentrating on that what we see is an air assault by the regime forces. which is altered in. 8. people dying and 55 soldiers who became martyrs and 3. lost their lives. and we concluded that it was. an acceptable. response on the telly a show in new television was. carried out so. here is spun that we did what's necessary what they did and

maybe made them pay the cost of their actions by land and air assaults. it is for everyone to remember and know their responsibilities within the hour stan i agree ment so that we can continue our efforts. in the. game and signed in our stars thank you very much. should. retaliation has been carried out and we may jump a with the words there are things turkish say that are deprived of the one outlining responses he put it of turkish armed forces in syria to the attack by the regime that ended with the killing of a number of turkish soldiers and civilians. one went on to remind the world of the responsibilities under the estero court of course there isn't

a whole lot of stablish so-called safe haven zones which haven't been seeing a lot of safe haven of characteristics these days with the conflict in italy escalating. the un plane has left yemen's capital becoming the 1st humanitarian flight out of sunshine years around 30 patients are being sent for treatment to egypt and jordan or there who think rebels control center the coalition they are fighting controls the air space the nearly 5 year conflict has pushed yemen's health system close to collapse. auxerre is muhammad the lifeguard was at santa airport as the 1st patients prepare to depart it's the 1st flights. september 26th seen nearly 7 patients will be on board this flight. their flight will take off every week so nearly 28 patients will

be flown out of yemen that are more than 30000 patients have been regear stirred by the w h o we have here are all suffering from a kidney failure he needs to travel outside of your money to make friends when taken off a kidney in order to survive and also there are a carriage of the a walter to the help of his vision of that 25 patients die every day also news that since the beginning of this hour the battle for measure there are over 25000 patients have died because of the severe shortage of medicines also the unability of health care so health care sector to provide such health care services to such creations. and joining us on skype from santa is nice grand day she's the u.n. resident coordinator for yemen good to have you with us how much of

a turning point is this for relief efforts in yemen to have these evacuation flights. this is what we consider to be a major breakthrough for the past 2 years we have been negotiating with all of the parties in order to make sure that these flights can go as a result. there are thousands of people up across this country who are suffering from diseases and conditions that can't be treated and this medical care is the way that new from britain those people for the maricopa suburb outside of yemen for they can receive the treatment that they need in order to survive are so happy these flights finally start i also be able to get you know to use these flights to bring in reliefs of lies to bring in doctors and personnel not just for evacuations so during the conflict the united nations has been allowed by the parties to fly in supplies and to bring in humanitarian personnel what this medical air bridge

represents for the 1st flights for and mainly civilians regular citizens people living in northern the men who have been affected by the here blockade this is the 1st time that they've been able to leave sana and fly directly to another country to receive assistance that's why this is such a breakthrough to have assurances from the coalition that this will be a regular thing you'll have regular evacuations perhaps with bigger planes next on . our intention is to bring in a bigger plane so we can bring out more people people who need help and their families to reach 1st deliver these in jordan and in egypt we hope that this is the 1st of many flights there are thousands of people who need services the only way they can get them of course is that the war ends in the airport of his regular in the meantime until that happens and we do hope that happens very soon this medical

air approach is that way bringing people who die otherwise to the cure that they need and the care they deserve also response to get from coalition authorities when you're asking for us i say for that point to have regular flights with bigger across. well we hope is that this 1st flight opens the door opens the rain pretty regular is h. and of here services like kate has gone on for very long time we all hope that the war is sending no hope that the people who have been have to be the most regular i understand what you're hoping for i have a chance to get out here wondering when you when you express the hopes of the coalition authorities do you get any particular response. we have every expectation that this is the 1st of many flights that this is just the start really do hope and as i said we have every expectation that there be many more flights to come or i will leave it there for now thanks so much please from the

leak to air traffic recordings suggest iranian aviation officials were immediately aware that a missile brought down the ukrainian airline the last month the exchanges between the control tower to her on the airport and the domestic flight pilot trying to land a pilot reports he saw both a missile and an explosion iran's revolutionary guard admitted it had shot down the aircraft killing all 176 on board after denying it for days there are now says it will no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation as a result of this leak the iran has accused the korean experts of leaking the recordings to local media let's listen in to some of that recording. of the bit. on the morning for him when there was

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sandbags in tehran he says the league recording 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 simulation authority heads didn't know why was it that information fed up the chain of command so 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. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.k. prime minister and the e.u. announce competing visions for their future relationship to break plus.

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it sparks. and installed the banks down spanking against the phoenix suns he has action from the n.b.a. . welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across turkey in coming days we're going to be seeing more weather in terms of rain snow as well as winds we do have a system coming out of europe making its way towards the southeast and you can see here on tuesday not looking too bad but by the time we do get to wednesday we do pick up a lot more snow

a lot more winds across much of the area as well as we are going to 6 rain pushing through parts of istanbul heavy rain across the southern coast as well and we're going to sing our current though those temperatures are going to be diving by the time we get towards thursday. starting at 12 going to 15 on wednesday changing to snow by the time we get to thursday where the temps are about 3 degrees there well the northeastern part of africa will also be experiencing some very windy conditions across the next 3 days mostly here towards libya as well as into egypt those winds will be on the increase into wednesday and we could be seeing some storm surge across much of that northern coast cairo though on tuesday 22 degrees and as we go towards wednesday 21 as expected high and for southern africa for cape town things are going to be cooling down over the next few days we're going to be staying attempt to there as we go towards tuesday of about 30 degrees but by the time we do go towards parts of wednesday dropping down to about $25.00 degrees there in johannesburg a few showers at $28.00 degrees. the

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a hold of them to treat the least who does he respects. whole. you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines turkey's president. further action against the syrian regime after 5 turkish soldiers were killed by regime shelling in the province one also said another 3 civilians were killed he made the comments during talks with the ukrainian president in kiev. hong kong has temporarily shut down the majority of its borders with mainland china in an effort to contain the spread of corona virus at least 361 people have now died in china

17000 are infected. a un medical flight has left yemen's capital sana'a it's the 1st humanitarians like to be allowed to leave in over 3 years dozens of critically ill patients will be treated in egypt and jordan . allow is constitutional court is due to give its ruling on whether to or now last year's disputed presidential election results the vote in may return the current president to power sparking widespread protests by the opposition. joins us live from the capital a long way and what any indication of which way the court is leaning how to. no in market right now the judges seem to be giving arguments or deliberations for both sides the opposition and the ruling parties are people or have to do now is just wait a long way the capitol is quiet is not a public holiday about many people just chose to stay home in case they would be

violence later when the verdict is announced so many shots of stores and schools have been closed businesses as well some of the banks are heavily fortified and barricaded up in case there's looting later on that night you opposition so that maze election was rigged they say that some of the results or chains using typewriter correction fluid and they want the election result of name nullified prison metallica insists that there was no vote rigging and he says the opposition is trying to cause chaos to sabotage the economy the 5 judges are right now reading out the judgment it's a $500.00 page long judgment they say they're going to try and summarize that malawians don't know how much of it is going to be summarized and they're not sure when the actual final verdict will be announced any. how. will this oh how credible will this court ruling be seen. well it depends when you speak through some independent objective maligns on the

ground they will tell you that they feel on the whole the course in malawi are somewhat independent but there was that allegation a few days ago a prominent banker here in malawi is a lawyer so tried to bribe the judges it's alleged his banker is linked to the president and the investigation currently going on now in terms of that but the key thing of course malarky this election result is not a high what does that mean it means of course of the a fresh election that will be history for this country the 1st time will happen in malawi is the 1st time i believe that would ever have happened in fact in africa in fact the most recent time it happened in africa was in kenya in 2017 when of course they wanted a rerun because there were irregularities in that election so a lot of people will see what happened of course the opposition parties are saying that if the judges are all that the president i recall one amazing election because saying how some of its supporters are going to react some of them are grouping of

the neighborhood's listening on their radios where you can see what the judgement is going to be a loss of course and appeals for calm but of course someone is not going to be happy with the final judgement with the final verdict and people in malawi are bracing themselves to wait and see what happens next all right thanks so much for. the final phase of donald trump's impeachment trial is set to get underway later on monday democrats and trans defense team will each have 2 hours to make their closing arguments the u.s. president is facing charges of obstruction of congress and abuse of power over accusations you pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden but after the senate voted on friday against hearing from witnesses it's likely trump will be acquitted a white house correspondent kimberly helka joins us now live from washington d.c. so what can we expect in the closing arguments today. that will it's going to be a lot of what we've heard already given the fact as you point out you know how this

is going to go there's going to be no new evidence the opportunity for witnesses has been shut down so now it's just a long winding down of this trial 2 hours for each side the house managers and also the president's defense team to each argue their case and then we know that essentially this is going to adjourn until wednesday afternoon that is when that all important vote whether to acquit the president is going to be held and pretty much we know how this is going to go given this is a body controlled by republicans but what's interesting in the midst of all of this sammy is everything that happens between now and wednesday because we've got a couple of important political events which really makes this a pivotal week in u.s. politics we've got not only the iowa nominating contest that's where democrats are going to begin to their process of nominating someone to try and unseat donald trump but also we have looming in all of this the state of the union address on

tuesday evening this is where the president's going to stand up in front of congress in front of all of those people that have impeached him in the house of representatives and make the case that the union is strong in the united states it's a bizarre dichotomy that's going to be sort of juxtapose right there in front of the viewers of the american voting public but essentially what this is is setting the tone for what we're going to see from now until november the president continuing to maintain he's a victim of partisan politics of democrats trying to undo the 2016 you allow us election and influence the 2020 and the democrats saying that he is unfit for office at the end of the day what we have here is the politicians made their case but ultimately it's the voter that's going to decide in november so this is going to be an interesting few days with a lot of machinations at the end it's going to be a sort of a battle to see who comes out on top. u.s.

democratic presidential hopefuls have made their final pitch to voters ahead of monday's nominating process in iowa the state has held the 1st caucus for more than 40 years and the results can indicate how well a candidate might do in the campaign an official looks at why iowa is 1st and whether that might change thanks this is the benefit from going 1st the chance to beat the candidates piece to face to ask them questions to test their positions. i was is not 1st because it's important it's important because it's 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 if you just as an opportunity to essentially understand where these candidates are in the race iowa is predominately white it's mainly rudel has 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 one you want but very important to know that the people that are on the 1st line for cookies doing are knowledgeable and can represent minorities throughout the united states when experienced 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 communities they get aired in the iowa caucuses there's a brown and black specifically dedicated to giving candidates an opportunity or 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 des moines iowa. british prime minister barak's johnson has outlined the u.k.'s negotiating position with the e.u. the u.k. has now left the block and has until the end of the year to agree a long term deal with the e.u. or johnston says he wants a free trade agreement and not only cost us warning u.k.

will have to abide by its regulations let's go straight to lawrence lanes in london with all the details for us and lawrence. is this being seen once again as the british back the approach of trying to have all of its cake outside the e.u. and yet eat it with all the benefits of free trade arrangement well i mean to further he didn't say that he necessarily even needed a treaty you know in in time to signing up to european union standards he said we don't need to write that down we'll just do it anyway it's sort of typical flippant approach but origins in some ways but i think the but the main thing to understand summit at this point is because the nation's haven't actually started yet you know you've got him and michel barnier for the european side giving virtually simultaneous news conferences this morning and both sort of beating their chests and pushing out was what are effectively equal and opposite hard line positions so michel barnier says we europeans demand continued access to british waters for

fishing even though he knows that bracks it has that as an idea equally boris johnson knows that the europeans want continued alignment and they continue into the same sorts of standards and so to try to undermine that he gave a speech in which he said we don't need those things at all in fact he said we'd be just as happy to have either a canadian or an australian style deal is what he says 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 a. new relationship with our closest neighbors who range far beyond trade how are officials explaining the obvious fact though lawrence that it took years to

negotiate that trade agreement between cow the e.u. u.k. and he has until the end of the year well i mean he says look if we haven't got it then we haven't got it and we are going off anyway to our own fur across the world in sort of british gallivanting element in style there's always the question as to whether boris johnson actually serious about this in this country now everyone is so absolutely sick of brecht's that there's this sort of arcane nature of the trade talks is lost on everybody and directors in particular supporters of it i think think well it's over now because for them it was about solvency in the don't really care what happens next but you know the thing to understand is yes it's impossible to get a deal in 12 months with the united states in particular has had killed but there can be help it they're talking about donald trump's agenda for the next 9 months until the elections he has got a minute to negotiate a trade deal with the u.k. because he's trying to get reelected and so there's a lot of hope about about britain's ability to do deals in the meantime with all

these countries it's just the they want to be seen to be independent and psychologically that's a very important thing for them all right thanks so much lawrence lee there. hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean have arrived in the italian port of what salo in sicily 363 people were rescued by the open arms spanish charity ship during 5 different operations over the past week italy and malta had initially denied permission for the boat dock. last night about 830 we received a call from the italian coast guard headquarters in rome telling us that they assigned us to the port to put salo to disembark the 363 rescued people who have been aboard the open arms for the past 6 days about 8 30 in the morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the

sanitation personal boarded and gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking their temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. it's a style of ceramics that dates back centuries and tradition that link spain and mexico. show now the call cultural significance of pottery has been officially recognized by the un's cultural agency gentleman reports from mexico where the style has become intertwined with the city's identity. from this comes this traditionally may tell a bit of pottery which you miscues just declared in tangible cultural heritage. it starts with the clay in pueblo or in central mexico they believe only the local variety can be used for true tyler better. from then on it's almost exclusively homemade and elaborate process which is survived 500 years salvador during the long

line of television a potters putting their hand to the wheel 27 years ago. i saw how just from a lump of clay you could make art that captured my attention that the masters here made art from nothing. the intricate patterns which make tell a very unique one hand painted in 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's so much then 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 production impossible or also applies to the neighboring state of plus color and tell of it at the marina in spain but 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 people employed in kos o.t. as they believe traditional television or in their own livelihoods are also under threat from cheaper copy cat ceramics they hope the unesco visit nation will help keep what they consider the real thing a life. john homan. well still ahead on al-jazeera.

after a 50 year wait days fans are finally celebrating the super bowl championship story coming up in the school.

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hurt or warm. all right some sports fans obviously have reason to celebrate today and these had to tell us more details about it right thank you so much some yes indeed the kansas city chiefs ending a stiff super bowl drought quarterback pressure harms the star of the show as the chase fought back so beat the san francisco 49 ers in miami they restructure ports superball 54 from line with 100000000 watching worldwide the chiefs in the 49 ers did battle on one of sports 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. the balance inside. the 24 year old dug deep throat and still managed to run in the game's 1st touchdown. to see some francisco had success 2 feet it's just. 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 i 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. i. for the 1st time. 1st of all. 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 i will enjoy this for a long time i mean it truly is a story to be here in the when this game 5 there were big celebrations the kansas city fans back home in missouri they've not seen that team lift the lombardi trophy since they beat the minnesota vikings in super bowl full back in 1970 was. my. 5 year old. the party will continue for a few days no doubt but the chiefs and the fans will hope that it's not another

half century before they do it again david stokes al-jazeera. we just saw chase fans there in missouri and there were plenty of pricing in miami correspondent andy gallagher was that. will not see the kansas city chiefs one for the 1st time since 960 you can see the seeds of jubilation here people who traveled all the way from kansas got the foot secrets but decided to soak up the atmosphere here in miami listen rob it had none of this here came all the way down to city would be. the hotel's going to be rude you know their. own good i was 12 2 years ago when they wanted you know you know. this is great and it was a pretty close game don't don't know why and that's not gonna use this quarterback down again did you ever want to give up on you know his use. this is.

very very i. will be going absolutely crazy remember when i really watch this game. the last few seconds. i've won. romelu lukaku he's up to 20 goals for the season and insert milan the belgian strikes going to morrow in this when he keeps in so within 3 points of lead it is your fences courage and so your console is invested heavily in experience during the january transfer window chris and eriksson ashley young an online chelsea player victimizes all make nearly deadens in this so you know we're. all storing sensation erling holland getting ready for his german cup debut the 19 year old norwegian school 7 goals in his 1st 3 bond as they get parents is despite saying he's not fully fit yet worship by vertebra men on choose day. and party sunshine coast hosts who call his criticize neymar for hosting his birthday bash in

the french capital on sunday the events how do whites thing and it's a place 48 hours before a league game with knots to call said it was a distraction but it didn't stop the likes of memphis to pioneer this and cavani all joining in with. now the conference leading milwaukee bucks about so winning ways after losing to denver the bucs beating the phoenix suns saves yanis and he took you probably scoring 30 points and 19 rebounds to lead north to victory by 21 points his 6 win in the last 7 games and he won one. answer on side of a champions the rams just had a franchise record with that 11th straight when they are beating the chicago bulls so your back i had 16 points turns they scored 31 it finished 129 to one odds. america's webb simpson is celebrating his 6 page $84.00 title at the phoenix open to be tony finn out in a playoff here. it appeared in the 1st actual home that says 1st win since the 2080

highest championship. australian open champion of a joke of it is back on top of the tennis world rankings after his record 8th title in melbourne he so claiming his 17th grand slam title djokovic she's now just behind roger federer's all time record of 20 today obviously is a different feeling than last night i was pretty exhausted in kind of the flayed it was difficult to comprehend and and really kind of contemplate as well on the on the victory and on the feeling and of course today you know i just feel relieved that. it's over. ok that is it from a financial summary thank you so much thanks so much and the that's it for this news out to come back in a moment with another full boost to know you so stay with us.

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