otherwise so remote the weather everybody is quiet and to static. the usa is always open for the people the world people pay attention to what you feel you know does it is very good to bring the news to the world. hello i'm. watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes 6. rescuers free survivors trapped after a himalayan glassy a break sending a wall of water down a valley in india but around $170.00 people are still missing. police

fire warning shots protests right across miramar with tens of thousands voicing their anger at monday's military coup. chileans demand an end to police brutality after a street performer is shot dead in a sleepy tourist town. and haiti's president is saying more than 20 people have been arrested of reply to kill him and overthrow his government. and i'm only a hearty mendo how with all the day's sports kick off for the super bowl is just hours away as home team tampa bay take on the defending champions the chiefs. come to the news hour our top story around $170.00 people are feared dead in northern india after a part of a himalayan glass collapsed. it sent

a torrent of water rushing down a valley sweeping away 2 hydroelectric power plants 7 bodies have been recovered and rescue operations are continuing this happened in the mountainous state of atari cond from russia cache elizabeth prochnow brings us this report. a wall of water dust and rock rules down to dolly ganga river in northern india the bridges and dams in its path damaged or destroyed. a portion of the number david lacey is said to have broken off sending the torrent surging down the mountain into now a valleys but no people living on the dolly ganga and several nearby tributaries who want to move to safety immediately because what does it do to them when good and i've never seen anything like what i saw at the rashid gang a power plant about 50 to 100 people were running for their lives they could not be saved and they were engulfed by the river. rescue teams and the military quickly arrived at the area where dozens of people working on major hydro power projects

like the vishnu god plant which was under construction others scrambled to reach at least one block tunnel people were trapped inside. here at least some good news but several workers pulled from the rubble. in that in the movies that got some in these difficult times the modi government is standing shoulder to shoulder with the people of that account of the disaster management teams along with other security forces are already there the indian air force is also on alert it is our priority to minimize the loss of life and property to the people and restore normalcy here. in the himalayas as prone to flash floods and landslides in june 23rd record rainfall caused devastating floods that claimed close to 6000 lives. that disaster has dubbed the himalayan tsunami because

of the torrents of water which buried homes and swept away buildings roads and bridges. environmental experts have criticized the construction of power projects in the area pointing to its fragile ecosystem and the damage caused by the 2013 floods. it seems like the pot plant which was right in the we off this this disaster today was actually a less than 15 megawatt plant the question is should we be compromising it dignity of the malia for such a small projects more questions will no doubt be raised after this latest disaster for now the rescue team say they'll work through the night to find people believed to be trapped in tunnels and under debris elizabeth brannon al-jazeera rishikesh with that archive. take a close look then where all this unfolded in terms of the location the disaster happened in the mountainous tarakan state this is in the far north of india the glass it was on the country's 2nd highest peak called none that davey

a portion is said to have broken off sending a wave of water and debris down nearby rivers which support hydroelectric dams and power stations all that includes one here at rainy on the river and the top of on vision of god power plant which was under construction further downstream on the nunda shushing direct he is the former vice chairman of india's national disaster management authority and says the rescue is going to be a very difficult task. yes it's among the most recent i don't you know my 1st time experience during the the. because not. 13 was to be the flop and to be so difficult and it's been there is going to need a partner to go to so it's going to be that it's not going to be easy but i think

the government the national disaster response force and the other local. condemnatory forces are looking to gather the air forces also to pick people up their forces to the to the nearest location and and then. i. may be able to. get to but you know all along the coast it may not be easy to. reach people out. of course our other top story this hour opposition to the coup in may in ma is growing stronger with tens of thousands of protesters pouring back out onto the streets right around the country for a 2nd day of protests against the military takeover shots were heard in the southeastern town of male why the weapon is charged a group of demonstrators some of whom appeared to have been engineered but internet services have now been restored after being blocked on saturday angering protesters

the pope has been speaking out expressing his solidarity with the people of maine and ma he used his traditional sunday address to voice his concern over the. florence louis reports now from kuala lumpur. i. for a 2nd successive day people in myanmar have taken to the streets to protest against the military takeover marching through downtown yangon they held up the thing that's really a symbol of defiance against authoritarian rule. even people who weren't part of the demonstrations church to support by package of hong kong's protesters are demanding an end to military rule and the release of old son suchi the democratically elected leader and others still in custody they marched undeterred by the police presence and the threat of arrest already we've decided to move

forward into the indigo lives for a generation we have to work for the next generation to get democracy to them if we want to in this military dictatorship the demonstrations which are spread across the country have been largely peaceful although police fired shots in the town of mia wanted on sunday to disperse the crowd and video showed at least 2 protesters being arrested a man might emerge from nearly 50 years of military rule in 2011. people here are aware of the military's violent crackdown of past uprisings but some say they're not afraid i know that our ancestors had a ready made revolution against the military we can dislike the military when citizens had already shown their demands by voting we are on the streets to show that we are against the military dictatorship. a near total shutdown of the internet and disruption of phone lines was partially lifted on sunday facebook and other social media platforms had already been blocked the un special rapporteur on

myanmar has accused the military of trying to paralyze the movement of resistance and keep the outside world in the dark all week the voice of disquiet has grown louder and bolder from nightly noise protests began gone to a civil disobedience campaign the roman catholic pope is the latest in the international community to express solidarity with the people of myanmar but activists say mere words are unlikely to have an impact on the military leaders dictatorship is gambling on the fact that there will be a lot of statements but no real action it's time to target military companies because the economics of the situation is all economic power is one off the mark you dating forces for the military to grab power like this for now there's no sign the generals are ready to give up control even though the calls for them to go are growing sunday's demonstrations are the largest since the 2007 uprising against the

military clients al-jazeera. earlier on i spoke to one of the protestors in me and we're not naming her for her safety and not mentioning our location either show me that demonstrators are worried about being targeted by the military . but there are more that only 200000 people in our challenge today and there are a lot of protests tomorrow around the country like it was so much more than yesterday there were there were a lot of police cars and the merchant merchant called on the there are about 10700 the police on the straight but they're not doing anything that is standing on waiting for hours and people are protesting very pretty chilly so they don't shoot out or do anything and we're worried about that because they get the good guy back in line to make a so we don't worry about that but people are protesting peacefully today we live in the connection with restored so we that we've got information from facebook and

from our friends and iraq. for the coming days so people can protest and i'm so i'm fairly i'm sure to come to god because i was actually. you're watching al-jazeera live from london still ahead for you on the news hour dorian's have less than an hour now to cause that vote for the next president with men eager for a return to socialism. israel is restrictions almost 6 weeks into its nationwide coronavirus lockdown have that story and then also he is going to be here a bit later on with all the sports looking ahead to the fee for club world cup semifinal in castle between by munich and i've only. seen 2 days of protests now against police violence off to

a street juggler was shot dead relatives and friends have gathered in the capital for francisco martinez remeron as wake the 27 year old was killed on friday in a small lakeside resort in the south of the country but he say he resisted a routine identity check the pit officers have been heavily criticized for incidents of alleged brutality over the last year that's now speech on latin america edited we see a new man who's been following the story and santiago awake from martinez tell us about the mood amongst people there. well there's a lot of anger as you can imagine hundreds and hundreds of people have been coming here to the house where madness his family lives and where his body is. you can see them some of them a lot of them behind me and they've been demanding justice they believe that he was murdered in cold blood by a policeman cold blooded murder of the policeman had fired 5 shots 2 of them at the

ground and then the other 3 apparently directly at point blank range at my 15 ish who died on the side on the footpath right as a few minutes later so it is the at the latest incident that has inflamed political passions here we saw a bus just 2 blocks from here that was burnt by hooded if people we don't know who they were and we've also seen riot police water cannon trucks that are roaming this area but they haven't come yet however i can say that there are people who are carrying and holding rocks in their hands just waiting to confront the police at any moment and as it gets darker that is likely to happen as has happened so many many times especially when a protester or even in this case a simple street artist is killed by police whether on purpose or not. what's going to happen to the policeman who killed him this here and they're going to be hello are they going to be charges because he is now in detention.

yes he is in detention there is an investigation under way the prosecutor's apparently going to charge him with a murder with it with those homicide with a a fire a weapon but the policeman claims that he acted in self-defense so this is just the beginning of what could be a very long process and people here do not believe it was self-defense they say that the the juggler was carrying sables. he would have somebody who doesn't agree but anyway the juggler was carrying a saber. that he used for his for his act that were made out of tin so if this is the case the weapon or the so-called weapon has now gone missing then it clearly could not have been something with which he could have killed at the policeman so this is going to take a long time but it has as i say been inflaming passions and it's going to cause more and more disruptions as we had seen in the in a boy year where this took place where the municipality was burned down as well as

9 other buildings and they've been acts of vandalism here in the capital as well thank you very much our last america to see you seen him in there in santiago chile thank you see here. we go to ecuador now where people have less than an hour left to vote on who they want to succeed president lenin morena but with a record 16 candidates vying for the presidency a runoff election looks likely in april the main challenges are the leftist andres are ours and conservative lasso are ours is backed by the former leftist president rafael correa who's barred from being his running mate because of a corruption conviction lasso has run for president twice before and intends to continue the current leaders pro market agenda i was under m.p.'s he is in neighboring colombia and joins us now what are you hearing about how voting has gone so far.

yes mary things have been going smoothly throughout the day in most of what we do understand that there are long lines in front of the polling stations that's due to restrictions that have been put in place because of the pandemic of course so there is a limited limited amount of people that can enter these polling places at the same time and electoral officials are now saying that anybody who is in line by 5 pm local when the vote was expected to and will be allowed to cast a vote so this will probably go on for a while before everybody actually manages to vote given the situation but there haven't been any sort of major incidents a lot of people seem to be interested in voting in this election in was one of the worries because of the pandemic and also because of the economic

situation and people seem a bit tired about politics in general in the country but again the frontrunner. wasn't able to vote he did go to a pole station with this 106 year old grandmother he wasn't able to vote because until recently was a resident of mexico but he said that he believes this is a day a joyful day for ecuador and one in which he hopes his supporters will be able to restart their citizens revolution that was spearheaded by his mentor rafael correa the conservative last so vote in the industrial city. and he said that he expects these elections to go to a runoff that he then believes he'll be able to win. and it is largely seen as a referendum on former president rafael correa and his legacy tell us more about

how this vote could affect the future direction of the country yes ecuadorians are quite divided on who to blame on the current conditions the economic conditions the crisis that the country is living which started way before . some believe that this is still the consequences of the legacy of the decade in power. korea who himself is not in the country he has been accused of corruption he's a risk of being arrested if you tries to return to ecuador but he still is a larger than life figure in ecuadorian politics so much so that rather. a very little known kind of date such. as the front runner so far other people

instead believe that lenny moreno is to blame of the current president for essentially be training their legacy. what's clear is that this is front and center in these elections and it will really change the way forward in the country for the coming years all right thank you very much on a sunday on p.r.t. in bogota thanks haiti's president has announced that more than 20 people have been arrested accused of plotting to overthrow the government. the group had been promising to kill him for more than 2 months supreme court judge in a senior police official were among those detained us come on the day the opposition has called on the president to resign saying his term has ended but he disagrees and says his 5 year term ends in february next year. well let's now speak to money rapido is following developments from mexico city so

i mean this was a cunt this is a country already facing its fair share of challenges now you have the opposition demanding that the president step down he's refusing to do so how much how much on rest could this cause in haiti. we've already seen quite a bit of unrest of the last few days in the lead up to this unfortunately there are still limited details as to what we know related to the situation in haiti specifically with these allegations of an attempted power grab and of what the president is alleging individuals who wanted to kill him the president said early on sunday that he confirmed that more than 20 people had been arrested including a supreme court judge alleging that they were planning to kill him the alleging that they were planning an overthrow of his government and that this is a plot that actually dates back to november november 20th unfortunately the president did not give any more details beyond what we know about this alleged plot but the timing of these arrests is

a point that we're paying very close attention to specifically because sunday february 7th of 2021 is a date that opposition leaders in haiti had set as the last day of presidential nell boyce his term in office as president of the nation there is debate in haiti over whether or not the president's term ends on sunday february 7th of this year or at 3 the same time next year 2022 it sounds kind of like a bit of a confusing topic how could you not know when a presidential term begin a president's term begins or ends but really this is a debate that's rooted in a chaotic election in 2016 that made it that delayed president should now moyes being officially sworn in as. president of haiti so over the course of saturday over the course of sunday we've seen protests in haiti opposition led protests we've seen clashes between opposition supporters and police and we've even said we've even seen demonstrations against the u.s.

government this is related to on friday the u.s. state department spokesperson net price had said that the u.s. urges haiti to recognize free and fair elections so that parliament can resume. missions when should know i'm ways and his term in february of 2022 so the united states making it very clear that they recognize the term of hades president ending exactly one year from now this is in raged opposition supporters this is the reason why we're continuing to see demonstrations out in the streets and there are we can anticipate that they will remain tense in haiti because opposition leaders are now asking for these individuals who have been arrested to be freed including the supreme court justice judge who supports opposition leaders and there are calls for more protests against the president and the opposition has vowed to continue to pressure the government of should know who is thank you money in mexico city

volunteer coronavirus testers pushing deep into the brazilian amazon trying to stop the brutal 2nd wave unfolding that they're trying to identify not isolate asymptomatic people in indigenous communities all spittles in the closest city menow 7 are overwhelmed with oxygen supplies running out and many people left to die in their homes on his own as region is where a highly transmissible coronavirus variant was recently detected help from an invader foreign to my mouth this is a community that is outside and surrounds the capital but does not receive assistance these actions of members of the society working in favor of the indigenous communities have been fundamental during the absence of local government the actions of friends have made this possible and that's extremely important we have managed to get him that logistics a challenging because we need a boat castlemaine and the willingness of the people to k. . in other developments cambodia has now received its 1st batch of covered 1000

vaccines with a shipment from china 600000 doses arrived in phnom penh in a month for health workers and the military the country is expecting another 400000 sign of farm vaccines while australia has pledged $28000000.00 to provide a job approved by the world health organization. elsewhere bangladesh has started its own mass vaccination program with astra zeneca doses sent from india and afghanistan has also received its 1st half a 1000000 vaccine doses the astra zeneca jobs were sent by india but haven't yet been approved for use in the country nonetheless a 1000 people have been trained to administer the job that's about a 3rd of the hope for nationwide total according to the health ministry the country has 38000000 and 55000 cases but with testing spazzes that many cases occurring on reported we received 500 of those as

of for what seemed to work with 1000 patients from the government of india. on the national walks in deployment plan disc consignment will be administered for the health care sector for swine defend those in the rest of the bunch will be located for the with quranic diseases like heart disease based on the national parks and deploying plan we will be trying to cover 60 percent of our population israel has started lifting it strict is coronavirus lock down restrictions with some businesses now able to reopen including takeaway food services and head dresses and people no longer have to stay within a kilometer of their home either schools will remain closed and international travel it will also be severely restricted the 6 week lockdown was the 3rd time the country has shut shops and kept people at home for an extended period of time are a force it is in west jerusalem. what we're seeing as all 7 am on sunday is an

ability to travel outside of one kilometer radius from one's home go to other people's homes go to bed and breakfasts as a nuclear family still no word yet on how they will reopen the education system but some of the most restrictive parts of the lockdown are being eased a lot of it does depend on whether they can maintain at least the within bounds the effect on the hospital admissions in severe cases stemming from a more relaxed approach because of the vaccines certainly they're going out of this lockdown at a far higher rate of infection far higher positivity rate than the previous 2 in fact the positivity rate according to the wind at new site has risen during this lockdown so there's certainly no real indorsement in terms of the infection rate coming down for relaxing the measures but there is at least the opportunity because

of a vaccination program to try to do so and so israel is not just a test bed in terms of the sort of medical efficacy and effect of this is of this vaccine which obviously pfizer is using it for but also it's a bit of a test bed to see even at this relatively early stage in israel is far more advanced than other countries in terms of its vaccination program whether there will be enough of an effect to allow the restrictions to be relaxed even at a high rate of infection when all the news has been a muted start to this is stripped back venice carnival dozen people gathered in st mark's square in full costume and wearing traditional hand-made masks short of the usual parades and music there was only the sound of the famous silicon bells to fill the usually packed square all the usual events have been cancelled of course because of the pandemic it seems one of the worst to countries at the beginning of the pandemic and has recorded europe 2nd highest number of deaths. watching london coming out. braving the arctic cull to fight for their rights 6

months after the disputed election but at least in a cup what the opposition is running now. and it's a great tradition that survived centuries the collapse of the country around it we meet libya's aleph prowess. before the world have a heavyweight boxing champion and on spanx has died leah will be here with that now and look back at his long coming. saturday was an orange day for many places in central southern europe orange because it's full of sour and dust which fell on the slopes these are 1st few white ski slopes in the pyrenees ness how much sand fell on what should be a white surface and it made its way up to the alpine results as well or brought up

was quite a good blow out throughout the course in this here which is a developing center of low pressure winter and once that gets up against the real cold still existing in northern europe you get a lot of snow is always where you get the temperature contrast and that is quite a contrast daytime highs of minus 30 in nice and minus 8 to warsaw are significantly cold and the contrast is 13 says a big difference here and with that easterly screaming when it's nasty conditions in the low countries and to be honest on the eastern side of england and scotland as well so also significant snows probably going to be across northern poland and maybe belarus places like london a couple of days or role whether we snow fall and even when the snow stops for the $72.00 degrees in the breeze now south of all this things are rather quiet and warm of the sun palermo's at 20 and there is wind and rain running across spain portugal and maybe a farm. for

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deception. the the if. you're. watching news hour live from london our main stories more than 170 people are missing after a glass broke in india it sent a torrent of water down and malayan valley sweeping away homes and slamming into 2 hydroelectric dams. protests are again taking place in myanmar with tens of thousands of people taking to the streets in different cities around the country to denounce the military coup internet services have been restored after any a total shutdown on saturday and then in chile people there are waiting to hear

what's going to happen to a police officer who shot dead a street performer a lakeside resort the death of 27 year old francisco martinez america triggered 2 days of protests of the police brutality. so in other news. that it planted a roadside bomb that killed 12 security agents in somalia this happened just outside the town of to samarra where political leaders a currently meeting they are trying to reach a deal on the process to select a new president which is due to happen on monday a woman has died of it bowler in the democratic republic of congo just 3 months after an outbreak was declared over the infected woman died last week in the city of potential in the kiva region she was married to a man who previously had contracted the disease as well now 70 people that she was in contact with of being traced more than 2000 people were killed in

a large outbreak from 2018 to 2020. a rescue ship carrying more than $400.00 migrants some of whom have the coronavirus is heading to sicily where it's going to be given permission to dock the n.g.o.s u.s. mediterranean which operates the ocean viking says 8 of the people rescued off the coast of libya tested positive for code that 19 had been isolated from the rest of the group despite the limited space on the ship a pregnant woman in a critical condition has already been airlifted to malta along with her partner now the european union's foreign policy chief says the bloc might be forced to impose sanctions on russia joseph burrell says russia is in his words disconnecting from europe this follows a tense visit to moscow germ which the country expelled diplomats from 3 e.u. nations that in turn came off to criticize the treatment of opposition politician

x. in a volley they've been jailed 2 days earlier which are some form foreign minister sergey lavrov described the block as an unreliable partner and. the silliness we are used to the european union more and more often than one sided restrictions that have no legal basis we are building a life on the basis that the e.u. is an unreliable partner at least for the time being. well small groups of protesters of brave the cold weather in belarus to continue their demonstrations against the rule of president alexander lukashenko it's 6 months since the country's disputed election and many who join the regular sunday demonstrations been pushed off by the temperature and continued police brutality against the protesters but with spring ahead the opposition is preparing to ramp up their efforts again to oust the longtime ruler. when many of the opposition leaders remain in exile or in detention opposition candidates for

a chicken off skier who says she won the election has called for western pressure to force let the shank out another prominent leader in the colver has been in detention since september she is just one of 30000 people arrested in the months long protest movement. or veronica is the 3rd main leader of the belarus opposition movement she joins us via skype from riga in latvia so as we were saying it's been 6 months since the uprising against president alexander lukashenko started he of course as managed to hold on to power has anything changed in the country. could he in in fact everything changed in bonuses the day of the action back in or good point when we can surely said the girl nation has been born because we have the level of holiday to which we can never seen in the region before if you know where the people are going out in the street for the last 6 months and because of the weather conditions very hot harsh

weather conditions and bellows now with the wintertime below it we so-called small break work we need with all the opposition leaders on a regular basis and we developed a plan for called the league to plan for 2021 and we believe our big plan will start in the preview when the weather conditions will allow people to be to spend more time in the streets and we believe based plan group green the we do our work on to our model and beloved but president look is still there he is still obviously a very powerful figure in the country what makes you saying that this plan is going to succeed when so far there hasn't been any political change. well you could not stay in a parallel into contra where you have one this key percent of the population supports you and we as you know in belarus look i should call him energy name where not

a single opposition candidate can survive or even exist in the country if you are in opposition you are going to end up either in the jail or in the exiled this is what happened with the plan to home oaxaca and this is what happened to myself unfortunately my equally think of our 3rd are with the trend in the campaign she is still in the present this why we believe you cannot rule the country we have only 30 percent of the population who supports you and at the same time we work with the international community and we convey the message do not accept took a chance as a legitimate leader do not recall asking every president for the opposition they suffered from arbitrary arrests thousands of people have been subjected to torture and ill treatment are they much we can now. know you know like as i said like people have been out under streets since always 20 twentieth's been 6 months and now with the people need to have a break this why we believe that the new uprising will be much stronger in the

spring when the weather conditions allow us and as i said like we develop a question it's an action plan the plan for 2021 which will be released next week and we believe this when we'll bring those to the victory can i tell you i mean we in terms of international reaction the e.u. didn't recognize the election outcome of various international powers have said that it's it's not not been free and fair and have condemned human rights abuses in the country but. what how important is it for the the way russia deals with this because really russia is a country that has the greatest leverage in batteries. well actually we believe we set an example on delos how people can fight with a dictatorship because in dollars as i said look we're here today a dictatorship which was built for the last 26 years and we saw it in the example for our the countries so i'm hoping for russia as well because when we see what's

happening in russia right now but now we need to focus on bellows in the we hope that by the way there the new york administration in the united states we will be negotiating with russia on bill was because we understand russia is a big neighbor or bellows in we understand that we need to get support for example from the united states of states in terms or in terms of negotiation with our solution to do ration about the future of billows thank you very much monica said karl of joining us this evening thank you when iran's supreme leader says his country won't return to the terms of the failing nuclear deal on the less that u.s. list all of its sanctions but the u.s. president has rejected that saying any talks depend on iran stopping uranium enrichment 1st those are job ari has more from to her on. it is national air force stay in iran and this day is named after

a day 42 years ago when the country's air force pledged their support to ayatollah khomeini who had just returned to iran on february 1st after spending 14 years in exile abroad we heard from the current supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei who addressed the country's air force and he used the opportunity to reiterate iran's position when it comes to negotiating with the united states and what iran expects the new administration in washington to do before they return to the jay c.p.o. way. out of the one that has the right to set conditions for continuation of the j.c. is iran because from the beginning iran has made all of its commitments they violated their commitments we have the right to set the conditions if they want iran to return to the chase e.p.o. commitments the u.s. must remove all sanctions and not just in words and on paper they must remove all sanctions in practice then they will return to our commitments this is the definite

policy of the republican and all are running officials agree with that and we won't change this policy this is something we've heard in the past from not only the supreme leader but also all other levels of government including the president and the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif this is where things stand at the moment they radians have given divided administration till roughly about the end of february to see if they will do anything in terms of lifting any of the sanctions so otherwise iran has said that they will take the next step and that means according to a law that was passed in the country's parliament they will reduce their compliance to the j c p a way by limiting the access of i spect hers to visit the nuclear facilities under the nonproliferation treaty iran currently now allows the inspectors to visit at. any time any of the facilities that are declared nuclear sites but after this that

line the end of this month that will no longer be the case the inspectors will have to request in advance what sites they want to visit and when this is something the international community has said they don't want to see happen it is in the best interest of all parties involved for the united states to return to this nuclear agreement and for iran to return to full compliance well i did your castro's live for us now in washington it seems as though each side wants the other to take the initiative tell us more about the response from the bind the ministration. that's right mariyam this stalemate continues with the white house official telling al-jazeera that president biden will certainly in his words certainly isn't going to offer sanctions relief just to get you back to the table and president biden spoke with c.b.s. news on friday saying just that and that in order for the u.s. to live sanctions that you must make the 1st step of coming back into compliance

with the uranium enrichment limits of the 2015 nuclear deal so where does that all leave us is that reaching the goal that the ministration has said of eventually bringing iran back into compliance and renegotiating the terms of that deal well that is ever more elusive the stands on not lifting u.s. sanctions 1st is also has republican support was senator lindsey graham saying today that he would also advise biden to not lift those sanctions until iran changes its behavior of course the nuclear accord was negotiated by biden's predecessor president obama when biden was vice president it's something that biden has strongly endorsed and wants to go back to he says though with some add on negotiations afterwards including the ballistic missiles this is something that biden says he wants to achieve to get back to diplomacy he says but even as he's making these goals of course the stalemate only continues merriam thank you from

washington castra. now can join to baby twins who were born in yemen have been flown to jordan for lifesaving separation surgery mohammed and ahmed were born in december and joined at the rib cage and stomach together with their mother they took off in a unicef plane bound for amman doctors say the operation is crucial to save their lives their father says it couldn't happen in yemen of course because of the myths and resources in the country. now over centuries of changing civilizations religions and cultures in libya the small mountain town of muscle ata has relied on the same industry growing and pressing olives for oil it's even survive the civil war of the last few years malik traina met some of the people carrying on the tradition. in the mountainous small town of them so let's about 100

kilometers southeast of tripoli the people here live and breathe all of the good gas the all the tree is one of 50 varieties that are specific to this town known for their large size an abundance of fruit they are picked twice during the olive season here all of us have been grown for thousands of years and their oil extract it well some works for the archaeological committee he says these ruins are of an olive oil factory built by the romans over 2000 years ago so a live tree was brought to him so lots of by the phoenicians later the romans began exporting all of oil that was produced here from the anxious and city of leptis magna we run perscribe detects on libya of 3 to 400000 liters annually the all of harvest is a special time of the year for people here this is perhaps the most traditional method of processing all of oil and almost every household in the town of them so

that's if you can find an area like this where all of us are crushed by hand and family members enjoy time together miffed has fond memories of growing up and making all of oil that hasn't got. my grandmother would sit and we would take turns crushing the olives it was funny we would drink tea and eat all of well with bread of course the olive oil made by hand is much higher quality than the factories. arabic word for all of the oil factor they've developed through stages over the centuries here all of our grinded with these mechanical wheels the pace is then put on this and through pressure but we lose extract it and usually sold by the leader salim has researched the variety of all of libya for decades he receives a ph d. in the us in agriculture. he then came back to me and started this all of oil

factory it's one of the more advanced factories here. in the town of them slaughter all of oil has a special meaning it's celebrated every family here spends the months of november to march harvesting all of us to make will each of them have different techniques. and so let the house for the most part been untouched by violence in the years of conflict in libya that's because here and during the harvest all lives and the quality of oil they produce is the only thing that matters. traina al-jazeera and so let's still ahead on the news hour the west indies put off an incredible run chase to beat bangladesh and change. its. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion as

to how big this foreign policy in the early stages of a bind is ration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get the vaccine when there's no money and all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scars. scars so rule that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice. 0 tolerance human rights campaigners in libya investigating since the 2000. unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. the old will.

back time out for the sport with leah in doha. thank you merriam the super bowl is by far the biggest sports story of the day and it's starting in florida in just a few hours the tampa bay buccaneers are the 1st team in history to play the super bowl and on home turf actually in their home stadium and all eyes will be on the 2 star quarterbacks patrick my home's and legendary tom brady correspondent jay gray was outside of the staley stadium earlier on and sent us this report. this is a guy who really is the undisputed greatest quarterback ball on reason it's 10 super bowl looking for his 7th to win and really that's unparalleled in the sport

and really in sports 7 campion ships would just be amazing across the board on the other side you've got patrick mahoney the quarterback for the chiefs who is in his 2nd straight super bowl looking for a 2nd win and many think that he's the heir apparent to tom brady so you've got what could be a passing of the torch here but tom brady says he's not ready to go in fact now saying and he's in his forty's saying he could go to 45 maybe and play football so it will be interesting to see how how this plays out tonight either way i think what we're going to have is a very good football game these are pretty evenly matched teams when you talk to fans what they say is yeah we can't be together we can't gather but but it brings a sense of normalcy and i think a lot of people me that the super bowl is a big deal here and i think a lot of people want to feel normal again. while switching to the other kind of football mexican club to play in the fifa club world

cup final after a one nil win over maris on sunday here in doha andrea pierre genya scoring the only goal of the game from the penalty spot for the north american regions champions league winners will also it will also go on to either barrier in munich or in the final. earlier qatari club do hail wrapped up 5th place thanks to a $31.00 win over age and champions all son of south korea goals from medal at last and junior mohammad muntari and qatar national team hero and wise ali sealed the win for the doha based team. on monday european champions and tournaments favorites byron munich enter the club world cup byron will be taking on african champions in the semifinals with the egyptian team targeting a huge upset and he richardson has a story from doha our own the african champions league record knowing times but

never before have the egyptian side reached the final of the club world cup in 2006 did finish 3rd to improve on mats this generation of players have to defeat european champions by in munich we know in the world cup we've won our 1st miss way in the semifinals we have broken this in very with if you ask any team in the continent of. no one has done what we have done. brian's relentless schedule meant they were in german league action on friday before flying straight to cats off of his semifinal a hectic timetable not helped by a 7 hour delay at berlin airport this is an office didn't it is annoying and i can't understand it i wasn't too amused about it to be stuck on a plane we were there on time to make it very clear we were on time at the plane we

were ready to depart on time i can't explain why it happened. the team have now had a much needed stretch ahead of the final leg of what could be an unprecedented trophy sweep. a title win in doha will give behind the perfect collection of 6 trophies for the very 1st time that includes the german bundesliga german cup german super wait for champions league. and now possibly the club world cup as well some of the violent super kings to win now is regarded as a top trophy in germany but by and will want to win it because they've won everything if they win this they become only the 2nd team behind barcelona to swipe all 6 trophies on offer to them so it will be a real test for them and i think you ask any player they want that little gold box in the center of the show tells them that their best in the world and by and will not close bunch back again. to stop by an hour he will have to become the 1st ever african seem to beat european opponents at this tournament and the richardson

al-jazeera doha. manchester city have thumped english champions liverpool for 41 in the premier league l.k. a gun to one was on the scoresheet twice for city as they won at anfield for the 1st time since 2003 city are 5 point clear at the top of the table with a game in hand. meanwhile liverpool's upcoming european champions league match against rb leipzig will be played in budapest instead of germany german authorities have denied the entry of liverpool because of their covert $1000.00 rules all arrivals from areas with the mutated strand including the u.k. are banned until at least february 17th the thing is we're due to host the 1st leg of their last 16 tie a day before that on feb 16th ac milan striker is lots on the brit hume a bitch has netted his 500 career club goal the swedish superstar achieved this feat with the 1st of 2 goals during the home win against crokes nay on saturday

ac milan are 3 points clear at the top of the italian syria. former heavyweight boxing champion leon spinks has died he was 67 he famously shocked muhammad ali to win the title in 1978 and only his 8th professional fight sphinx also won olympic gold at the 1976 games in montreal for the last 5 years he's been battling prostate cancer. well wales are off to mark in this 6 years in this year's 6 nations rugby tournament on sunday the welsh got the better of ireland 2116 in cardiff tries by george morris and the recent damage and sure to a winning start for wales next up for the welsh is a trip to scotland while the irish will host france in dublin. after smashing a double century against india england cricket captain joe root was also impressive

in the field england are well on top in this one after their huge 1st innings total of $570.00 games india closed 125746 still 321 runs behind group took this spectacular one handed catch though to get rid of. on day 3 of the 1st test in the west indies have pulled off a remarkable test victory in bangladesh meyer's that made an unbeaten double 100 on his debut as they chased down 395 to win by 3 wickets it's the 5th highest successful run chase in test history. thank you to you and today we can do things. world number one golfer dustin johnson won the saudi international for the 2nd time in his career the american was the overnight leader going into the final round johnson shot a 2 under par 68 on sunday he was 15 under overall for the tournament and that meant he would finish 2 strokes ahead of justin rose and tony for now. yeah i mean

this is tough to win you know on european tour p.g.a. tour no matter what ranking you are so. obviously one of those is number one is is definitely good obviously gives me a little bit more of a lead so it gives me a lot of confidence going in you know for the rest of the year obviously we're at the beginning of the year so very pleased with our plan and looking forward to the rest of europe and in skiing the men continue to fly for the ski world cup in epic fashion norway's however egnor grand road secured his 10th ski jump in world cup victory of the season it's his 4th in a row on the 2nd day of competition and clint all in germany has more than 4 victories ahead of his rivals with 9 events to go. and that's all of your sports for me hand you back over to marry him in london that's great thank you very much leah that wraps up the news hour but i'll be back

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shark college of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. it's one of the most recognized sites around the world playing for support from fall and why. it's more than just a football club and you want to. fix. the passion and the politics of liverpool f.c. the defiance joint. part of the fun to make football series on al-jazeera. decades ago called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but decades later the theater has become a symbol. now the philippine government is changing their government buildings the

universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila drawing world war 2. but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts say manila has never truly recover it. 'd the air. 6 6 rescue is free survivors trapped after ahem elaine glassy a break sending a wall of water down a valley in india but around the $170.00 people are missing. now i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. protesters in maine ma grow bolder marching.