i am. i am. i am. pissed because the wus coming to you live from a military plane crashes in algeria more than two hundred people reportedly killed when the jet goes down at a military base outside the capital algiers the cause of the crash is on clear also the program the c.e.o. of facebook faces rigorous grillings of us over his company's misuse of private data. and i'm sure you used to mock apologizes but really they may be enough to deflect criticism. and.

the united nations divided the security council three to agree on a coordinated response to the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria the u.s. says damascus and russia are to blame you. i am i am. i'm a brit that shima we begin in algeria where state media say more than two hundred people have been killed in a military plane crash the illusion seventy six strong supporter went down in the. ports around thirty kilometers southwest of the capital algeria the area is an agricultural zone with no residence it was reportedly headed for in southwestern algeria it's also been reported that those on board. emergency crews are off the site and have rescued some survivors. joining me on the line is sara mesh

she's monitoring the situation from the tunisian capital tunis syria first of all the kids a death still has gone up dramatically in the past aus what can you tell us about the casualties. it is moaning or for sister nations where about one hundred people killed another twenty three media are reporting that actually the death toll has been have gone up toward or two hundred sixty and i've been reporting a trend or fifty seven are still on the no official numbers from the to and from the algerian military or from the young german government so far and what are the details of this slide to move the soldiers on board and they will be headed. yes it was a military transport flight so they were heading from the fear part of the fabric which is in your carriage or in couple of years could be one of the country in the shire which is near the moroccan border. and what can you tell us said about the emergency crews and their response we'll be hearing some reports that they found survivors. yes this is i'm totally still very unclear and have been that close up

to official communication on that. recording. the people on board may have. been but everybody knew that still on there will be but the emergency crews are on . my way. trying to rescue. the defense ministry says an investigation has started into this crash i'll be any initial told it's about what happened. so the question the judge could take up apparently and i would not have been started by a jury or media saying that the plane were actually on fire before crashing what happened exactly though on a clear. no russian airplane the right way to market equitably here because the law to be determined. said a mess thank you very much for being us up to date on that plane crash in algeria

they had to face the one of the once most powerful companies has been on three questions before a hearing of u.s. senator has mock suck a book was called to the senate author revelations that millions of people had lost their private data and they had their private data misused by the political consulting firm cambridge analytic facebook is under fire for its lack of privacy protections it was the social network versus the u.s. congress facebook's mark zuckerberg one of the world's youngest c.e.o.'s testifying before one of america's oldest senates almost half of the u.s. senate took part in a hearing that lasted more than five hours zuckerberg who was not sworn in under oath began his first ever congressional appearance with an apology we didn't take abroad in a few of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm sorry. i started facebook

i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here but that wasn't enough for some senators who want to see facebook take stronger steps to protect user data and privacy possibly under new government regulations your user of agreement shock's as a facebook user are you are you willing to give me more control over my data as someone who uses facebook i believe that you should have complete control over your data if we're not communicating this clearly then that's a big thing that we should work on because i think the principles that you're articulating are the ones that we believe in and try to codified in the product that we build critics say zuckerberg and his team are not taking transparency privacy and security seriously enough whether it's alleged russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election united nations criticism of inciting violence against me in mars where hinge a muslim minority or the cambridge analytic a scandal which revealed that eighty seven million facebook users had their data in appropriately obtained by

a political consultancy tied to the trump presidential campaign at several points in the hearing zuckerberg appeared unaware of some of the inner workings of the platform he built and launched in two thousand and four as a nineteen year old harvard student how long do you keep the users debt if they if they choose to delete their account to keep their data i don't know the answer to that off the top my head so if share price is any measure zuckerberg performed well before the u.s. senate facebook stock had its best day in two years zuckerberg is in for another round of questioning this time by the house of representatives where your next question. now mark zuckerberg says timoney was of course a social media event in itself sparking endless means and jokes many internet users poked fun at the stereotype that older people don't understand technology here's comedian stephen colbert creeping almost feel bad for zucker but there's no way he left that room full of people without having to set up their wife i there was also

much amusement a mother thick cushion and sat on during his testimony this try to use a joke. in a booster seat looks like he's about to ask the waitress for chicken fingers and apple juice others whole and in on his awkward body language like this still for the from the testimony with the comment me when i realize my actions have consequences. meanwhile here in germany many people are asking is the government doing enough to protect the private data of facebook users we asked opposition green party's digital affairs spokesman constantine for notes. we've been asking for regulation things many years and the answer always is data is the new oil of the twenty first century and this or oil has to flow and needs no regulation and i think the opposite is ride we need clear regulation we need to clear the

constitutional rights for the digital age we know we know from the analog age. to to get into this digitalization and to get this transformation done so the lack of regulation we had in the last years by the bonus for young as well was a big mistake. and that's wisconsin deen for no it's a member of germany's opposition green party u.s. president donald trump is treated a serious warning to russia with syria just a few minutes ago he said get ready russia because missiles will be coming this for the world health organization said there is evidence of a chemical weapon a chemical weapons attack in a damascus suburb over the weekend the u.n. body says the symptoms of five hundred syrian patients point to the use of poison gas is demanding immediate access to the victims efforts to an international investigation

a flounder in the un security council as accusations fly between the u.s. and russia well what actually happened in syria. these images have shocked the world the young survivors of an alleged chemical weapons attack in duma eastern ghouta on saturday. what happened here sent tension between russia and the west soaring to new heights. as so often during the syrian war the united nations security council is where division and then tag unism have played out on the one side the u.s. and its allies on the other russia supporting syrian president bashar al assad each side vetoed the other's resolutions and each blamed the other for the deadlock . the u.s. delegation is again trying to mislead the international community. it's now taking a further step toward confrontation. russia is already on the ground in doing

this amateur video purportedly shows russian police investigating the the site of the attack moscow says and the rise ema ready to allow probably which shouldn't assign blame the u.s. says that's a coverup. history will work will record that on this day russia chose protecting a monster over the lives of the syrian people the more the u.s. and its allies say russia's position is a smokescreen they want an independent inquiry to begin soon while they still evidence of what happened on the way canned like this gas canister said to be discovered two days ago. and while diplomats argue over how best to respond to the ledge the attackers already shifted syria's battle lines here displaced people from duma arrive in syria's rebel held north. resistance collapsed in eastern guta after the attack the refugees are reminded of the brutal intensity of this war which the

international community has so far remained powerless to stop. and jim johnson led necklace in commenting on the tensions following the alleged chemical attack in syria she said she regretted the failure of the security council to agree on how to investigate the incident yeah. it would have been good to have an investigation on the ground as the american resolution suggested there are strong indications that point towards the syrian regime we will continue our assessments on that basis in any case we actually condemn the use of such weapons and that's because and. german chancellor angela merkel both of open eyes are by john but there's little suspense over who will win today's snap elections the nation's strongman president. expected to cruise to victory opposition parties are boycotting what they describe as

a rigged poll early and has already voted in last expected to be a landslide victory for him he's been in charge of the former soviet republics and stupid thousand and three after taking over from his father journalists accuse the family of widespread corruption and squandering the country's oil wealth. to football and rhubarb produced one of the great champions league comebacks to knock out spanish child's boss alumina the italian side before one down from the first leg but turned the tie on its head with a treadle victory in rome striker eden and jack who got them off to the perfect start after just six minutes a danielle rossi penalty double romas lead before cost us none or last completed the turn iran sending his team through on away goes. and second bottom probably imagine the celebrations rent on long into the rule night including

to the club's president let's take a look. oh yes there. was said same spot last up to the neptune a file to the meeting the way when it came to getting the party started the last time rubio made it through to the semifinal stage off this competition was back in nineteen eighty-four they join little food in the last forty years in cup side beat manchester city five on. the list and its allies quite a find as much as long as they got champions by nico severe of the crashed out of the champions league despite his opponents four years running they're hoping for better luck this time with a two one advantage from the first day buy in the driver's seat. the tall a great addition to the fencing your own bias training ground to keep up prying eyes to see unmistakable signs with the freshly crumbling to sleep the champions

are preparing for a crucial match but the return leg of the champions sequel to final against silvio looks almost easy enough to buy in some way when in spain still complacency is not an option so i knew i was rich given it seems that you want away when the champions league it's a great result but it is not over yet two one is good but they played an outstanding match and mention stuff they still are very good and dangerous teams and in football and you seen can happen. say that c.c.v. have produced a surprise result of the last champions see grown by winning at old trafford and subsequently ousting mencia so united so c.v.s. unfazed by it circumstance despite facing a deficit from the first leg. of dependency he was always depends on your own confidence the playing level of your rival of course places to go up so we suddenly have to fight

a lot and work hard which and winning big tough luck. that's see how that you're watching the news coming from but instead with us. shortly she has a new coach. they make a commitment. they find. in stronger. africa a. story of both people making a difference shaping the nation i'm going.