protest over high-cost redevelopment plans for city in northern spain spread to madrid. oulsons in the street call it a waste of money for the cash- strapped country that it can afford. -- thousands in the street call it a waste of money for the cash-strapped country that it can't afford. coming up this hour, but he waved its the australian open hard with some players and spectators passing out from the heat. steamy details coming up in sports. and then on hand to give us the details of his recent coverage of the ongoing conflict in central african republic. story in the hague for war the trial is on for four members of hezbollah accused of assassinating former lebanese minister. his death nine years ago sent shockwaves throughout the region. he was killed in a massive car bombing, which many of his supporters blamed on the syrian regime. anyscus has always denied involvement. the suspects are still on the run, so that trial is going on without them. more now from the special tribunal from lebanon. >> the tribunal here has been seen very dramatic evidence of the beginnin

protester in support of the residents of gamma now if anything it in the northern city of perth lost. it's become the next nights and the assistance after residents began focusing on friday they're demanding the local government stop building works on a new boulevards expected to cost eight million euro project deemed excessive. i'm so nice this over forty people living or rested since the protests began in nineteen valley ski slope with bart's to the re design on the old aunties date. the sea don't. we decided to suspend the works the idea to create a working group in the next day the foam glue gun and the gospel to most of the asp that science for victoria st include reducing traffic lanes in replacing free parking spaces with the paint underground car park. local authorities are due to improved quality of life for residents. for many diploma of arts and music by rt. you get to do with the sauce neighborhood has many problems with unemployment until she realizes that the right time. because the city coffers are empty these costs. nope wouldn't think that they should wait for better

also on tuesday, a car bomb destroyed a police station in the northern city -- nordic city of cure cook -- cure cook -- kirkuk. a very warm welcome to the "journal." let's start by the lack of appetite on the u.s. part to have roots on the ground. can iraq he government forces win this on their own? >> theoretically, they can. they have the manpower. they have the training. they have the equipment, but the melekeok of them and does not have the political strategy. it has alienated most of the sunni population, and you cannot i a terrorist organization if you do not have the support of a majority of the population. >> what about the u.s.? does it still really hold any sway in iraq? >> i think it wants to preserve -- the obama administration wants to preserve the last remnants of its political clout by providing the malik e- government with some arms, but otherwise, iran is the most important patron of this new government, ever since 2012, ever since the americans left. >> al qaeda seems to be back with a vengeance these days. does this mean that the war on terror that cost so many lives

major opposition sports have been battling get the geese to al qaeda affiliate fighters in the northern city of fallible and elsewhere. the british human rights group says six entered ninety seven people have died in a gunfight and suicide attacks by islamist extremists. it says one of its civilians are among the victims. government forces have been exploiting the division by increasing air strikes on opposition strongholds in the outskirts of aleppo. representatives of the government and the opposition under pressure to attend an iertional peace conference next week in switzerland's ministers from eleven countries met the leader of the opposition syrian national coalition on sunday in paris. they urged him to send this tendency delegates to the conference you don't drop goal which routed through. there will be no political solution for syria. a list of government and opposition groups meet you. putting the decision of the new ceiling. in essence the leader of a model share our bus as president assad has no future in syria but he did not say whether his group is willing to attend the peace t

the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has beenecade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. bring nfl owners liked to -- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the tour from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. --t is about all they'll nfl is saying. of the are some of cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. [laughter] there will be a coin toss right here. >> together with the owner of the jets, tisch is the cochairman of the super bowl committee. they make sure this data be held build is ready for the big game. >> a lot of responsibility. what keeps you up at night?

in a northern city car bombs brought more misery.n the past two weeks alone, more than 500 people have died from violence across iraq. is this violence turning the country towards a civil war? many say this could be the beginning of the break upof iraq. >>> imran a lot of u.s. soldiers lost fire lives fighting in anbar province. was it all for not? >> that's a very interesting question. nobody in iraq would like the americans to return, but what happened is the fact that the americanest when they left, the sunnis who had been supported by the americans and american troops felt they had been abandoned, and that lead to an immense amount of anger and that result is what we're seeing now, and it's turning bloody. >> imran thank you very much. >>> a danish tourist in india says she was gang raped in a train station in new delhi. she was approached by a group of men and asked them for questions, she said she was robbed at knife point and sexually assaulted. that is the latest case of sexual violence against women in india. >>> it is the s

in syria, rebels fight among themselves with clashes in a northern city. record low temperatures are set to hit the eastern coast of the united states. way,ar vortex is on its bringing freezing weather in from the arctic. african migrants are dayesting for the second against a new law which allows illegal immigrants to be jailed. 100 have been detained. saidsraeli government has it wants to encourage the migrants inside of israel to go home. we are in jerusalem and we have more on that. gallagher, the protests seem to have significantly diminished this monday. still, the people are angry, aren't they? >> yes, as a matter of fact, there are about 10 times less people on the streets of tel aviv this monday afternoon compared to the 30,000 strong crowd we saw yesterday. there are only about between 2000 and 4000 african migrants headed toward western embassies in tel aviv. u.s.h, canadian, and representations were where the protesters were seeking hand over letters in which they were asking western government to exert pressure on israeli authorities, asking t

in syria, rebels fight among themselves with clashes in a northern city. record low temperatures are set to hit the eastern coast of the united states. way,ar vortex is on its bringing freezing weather in

and in the negative teens in some northern cities. and that same arctic air also expected to head to the east coast by tuesday. brian yennis is live in new york's central park with more. >> reporter: hi, paris, well, here in central park the temperature is about 25 degrees, considering that last night the temperature felt about negative two degrees in central park. now, here we're learning about the deep freeze. the national weather service says parts of the great lakes and northern plains could actually feel temperatures with wind chills, ready for this? at minus 50 degrees. now, some forecasters are calling this storm the polar vortex. and it is for a reason. they're saying a lot of this cold air is actually coming from the north pole, which is an unusual weather phenomenon. you are now looking, if you look at this now, a current wind chill map that shows that right now the wind chill in new york is about 19 degrees. minneapolis, about negative four, denver, nine degrees. but by sunday night, temperatures in minnesota, wisconsin, no

. >> thousands of people took to the streets in spain in the northern city. they were marching in support of gaoled members of a basket separatist group eta. the demonstration went ahead despite a court ban on any show of support for the prisoners. >> we want to pave the new times on the basis of human rights - respect. we want dialogue and agreement to be the basis of all political parties. and we want all the agents, political parties, institutions or eta - we want them to give the steps that the basket society demands we want to consolidate a scenario of peace and coexistence. >> anti-government protesters are gathering in thailand in the hopes of paralyzing the capital bangkok. they are demanding the government step down and a caretaker government take over before next month. >> they are calling it bangkok shutdown. thousands of anti-government protesters like the ones around me are planning to paralyze the city to throw out the government of yingluck shinawatra. at this stage itself, it will be shut down. it's the base of protest for two months. instead,

local sculptures with the increasing fame of this ice festival in the northern city means competition from overseas is getting tougher. the standard has been improving a lot because people have been using more sophisticated tools. e growing extensively, the last few years have been seeing the festival boom, 25% in the last year alone. >> as the economy keeps growing, people have more money to travel and they want to go to more interesting pleases >> reporter: it's after dark that the festival comes alive, and it becomes apparent, despite the nighttime temperatures of -25° and below. having planned and saved, civil servant and his wife are bringing their five-year-old daughter here for the first time. it's their only holiday this year from their native province in china, but they're already planning next year. >> we want to go to tibet. >> after that, we want to go abroad. >abroad. >> reporter: with high expectations of growing wealth. and reforms from the one child policy, from the midnight income perspective, china in 2014 is looking pretty rosie right now. >> by the way, those extra

i think northern cities have a lot more experience with snow. the big thing about atlanta though, it is so dependent on a freeway system that is so overbuilt, that it tends to fail when you need it the most. at peak traffic hours, every day it tends to fail. and then when you have an episode like an ice storm which they're not used to dealing with, the freeways fail. whereas, the mayor was absolutely right, the secrete grid in atlanta was largely completely productive and useful to people. because they were able to do their job and get the salt out on the streets. and the streets tend not to overload as much as trying to put all that traffic in these giant roads. >> so was it a lack of options? if you said oh man, i'm getting off this choked, stopped highway, could you thread your way home through mile after mile after mile of surface street? >> you could. although atlanta's d deemphasizd its street grid over the last few years. i mean the state of georgia has spent so much money on these large, grade-separated roads that it's -- you know it's r

also that if you tell me that the crowds that are in the streets now what days in kiev in the northern cities are not controlled by any body and you see then then it would be very dramatic because it would be that many many many craniums are on a revolt against the bodies again. both the government the political parties. the opposition in their view one i cannot accept that and they believe it is the firm. requirement from the government and from the opposition to sit down and and seat. measures that we appease the current situation but also we have heard in the press a lot of extra sick extensive criticism towards care for passing a package of anti rationing loss in the wake of the clashes criticism from e.u. as well but a similar law proposal that sparked riots in spain hasn't really proposed provoked any criticism from brussels how do you explain that. were you know when when in spain the current government is putting forward a project for what they called the national security we. member of the opposition to the current government and of course we have said that we disagree with that inde

of his gunned down in a northern city. he is lucky to be alive. >> the prime minister continues to work from improvised offices from just outside the capital. but she was tracked down there by protestors this morning, who are sticking to their goals of disrupting government business as much as possible. their numbers are much smaller now, but their camps are blockading city center roads and taking on an air of permanence. emergency rule does give the government powers to clear them from the streets. but without the backing of the military, those powers may never be used. >> "bbc news," bang cock. >> what would you do if you had $1 billion. thanks to warren buffet, we all get to dream about it. here is how it works. this spring there will be more than 60 games played to determine the best team in men's college basketball. if you guess the outcome of every game correctly, the money is yours. there is one hitch. there has been no record of this ever happening before. the odds are nine quintillion to one. i spoke to ben from t

members of the major opposition force have been battling against al qaeda affiliated fighters in the northern city of aleppo and elsewhere. a british human rights group says 697 people have died in gun fights and suicide attacks by islamist extremists. it says 100 civilians are among the victims. government forces have been exploiting the divisions by increasing airstrikes on opposition strongholds in the outskirts of aleppo. representatives of the government and opposition are under pressure to attend an international peace conference next week in switzerland. ministers from 11 countries met the leader of the opposition syrian national coalition on sunday in paris. they urged him to send snc delegates to the conference. >> translator: there will be no political solution for syria unless the government and opposition groups meet. >> jarvis says president assad has no future in syria, but he did not say whether his group is willing to attend the peace talks. some snc members have made assad's removal a precondition for their participation. the group is expected to make a final decision at a meeting

nike rallies in the northern city of khost where residents are angry of an eight million euro building project to become a national symbol of people power. a true testament to the extent of violent demonstrators tried to reach the headquarters of the routing people's county that would prevent it on terrorism police. i had a dozen people arrested in several testers and offices but in chips. activists in pogo stick use local police there of overreacting by detaining four to six demonstrates is that the last four nights five of whom was still in prison. the merit of posts has announced that entry colt is a multimedia new head of the wax in the center of the city the cause of angry as people are suffering the effects of spain's financial crisis the cash strapped local government has already rejected other projects i am as coach ron says st assisi catholic church has struggled to deal with paedophile priest of the sick and is facing in training at the un so many sea is painful for the first time to defend itself in with its record in the local priest abuse scandal. it believes the problem i

police in french capital madrid notices that gathered in solidarity with demonstrators in the northern city of course the unrest there erupted over plans to revamp a street which locals claim is a waste of limited resources solidarity rights have been reported across the country forcing the mayor to postpone the project. a suicide attack in the afghan capital has killed fifteen people including three u.n. workers and a representative from the international monetary monetary fund one bomber blew himself up at a restaurant popular with afghan officials and diplomats interior ministry says guards are killed two other gunmen who tried to storm the venue the taliban's claimed responsibility for the attack. nature has bitten another chunk off the iconic statue of christ the reading we're overlooking rio de janeiro's it's right thumb has been chipped by a powerful lightning strike sorties have assured the damage will be repaired soon enough but a metre tall monument is a frequent thunderbolt target and underwent a multi-million dollar renovation in two thousand and ten the euro zone's it newest an

on record and teachers isn't that like stating the annual championship match has been held in northern cities in the past but this will mark the first time the game is played in cold weather outdoor venue will be surrendered its rule that the average temperature in the city must be at least fifty degrees fahrenheit the location of the open air stadium gets on average two point two inches of snow during the first weeks of february. buffalo denver a lot of clubs play and very cold temperatures throughout the year the kids play in a notoriously cold stadium. um this is an all weather sport we've got all weather fans and were really in the region so i'm confident he'll win again. some sixteen under stadium staff will be on duty on game nights snow shoots built into the stadium seating area will collect in the falling flakes into snow melted. they can take in up to six hundred tonnes an hour eight hundred and twenty were trucks will be standing by a rose within the thirty mile radius and spread nearly sixty thousand tonnes of salt all i can tell you this for the last year. we had sat down and gone

. >>> looking at today's weather, the deep freeze is over but snow lingers in some northern cities.northwest. >>> all right, well, finally a phrase that you probably have been hearing a lot this week has become a favorite for late night comics. that phrase, polar vortex. >> they had a lot of fun with them and so here now are your friday funnies. >> it's freezing cold. in fact, it's below freezing cold because of something called a polar vortex, which sounds like a weapon mr. freeze would use to destroy gotham city >> that's our polar vortex. >> polar vortex. >> polar vortex. >> yeah, a polar vortex. >> we could have thundersnow. >> thundersnow? >> yes. we're being hit by a polar vortex and thundersnow. and, frankly, folk, i'm not sure if those are weather patterns or finishing moves from mortal kombat. >> polar vortex sounds more like a nicolas cage movie. got to get out of this vortex. with dollar bill and a polar bear on it. >> polar vortex. doesn't that sound like something you'd see on the cover of "cosmo." here's the latest sex moves that will drive him crazy. try the polar vor

tools on a month's rain has fallen on the cc of me just four days oh wait the wet weather has hit northern city causing rivers to the setbacks in okc new ms townsend said it is that of the sec care of the fruit on the outskirts of more than a lot in custody at some risk to the captain to have a soft afraid to get out before the flood water boarded. more heavy rain is expected. francaise has met with some of grant's migrants and refugees urging them not to use it for that too well talking of this yet. well day went but it's great to read them but by the church he wished all those seeking refuge for work or simply a clue to be able to live in peace site for those who would exploit them. wake up presents a time to go to work the european space agency's comic exploration programs at a village ten years ago has been asleep for three years electronics and he says what i would unintentionally and eleven. the nearly one billion euro broke up some precedents that mission now is to walk with them let them shut him up did awesome in the comet was up his mind is this monday are only so busy that is just a

the increasing fame of this ice festival in the northern chinese city of harbin means competition fromverseas is getting tougher. >> the standard has been improving a lot because people have been using more sophisticated tools. >> growing steadily since it began at the turn of the century, the last few years has seen the festival boom with 25% growth in the last year alone. >> as the economy keeps growing people have more money to travel, and they want to go to interesting places. >> it's after dark, that the festival truly comes to life and the increase in visitor numbers becomes apparent. that's in spite of nighttime temperatures of minus 25 degrees and below. having planned and saved civil servant zhao yuan and his wife tao yingqi are bringing their five-year-old daughter here for the first time. it's their only holiday this year from their native hebei province in northern china, but they have they're already planning next year. >> we want to go to tibet. >> we want to go abroad. >> with the relaxation of the one child policy and the income perspective, china is looking pretty rosy

a wave of bombings in iraq have killed at least fifty two people in baghdad in the northern city of baquba the worst attacks eighteen people die when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a funeral procession the u.n. says over five hundred people have been killed this month alone while last year proved to be iraq's deadliest year since two thousand and eight there's a continuing standoff between the iraqi army annele qaeda linked militants have been in control of the city of fallujah for more than a week now and today's breaking was sent on our t.v. allan martin looks at who's to blame for how the situations unfolding. last week al qaeda and militants took control of the iraqi cities of ramadi and fallujah after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency house while we broke three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official death counts you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battleground during the height of the

and a wave of bombings in iraq killed at least seventy five people in baghdad and the northern city of baquba. one thousand people died when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a funeral procession the u.n. says five hundred people have been killed this month alone last year proved to be iraq's deadliest since two thousand and eight as a continuing standoff between iraqi militants have been in control in the city of fallujah for more than a week now a lot of quote human rights campaigner members of the brussels tribunal on iraq hi there thanks for being with us much appreciate it what would you say is behind this unprecedented level of sectarian violence that and who's to blame. well definitely the u.s. led invasion of iraq is to blame. the period of loss the sound to you know in iraq there was no bile and such violence before the invasion and occupation of iraq ok do you hear me now we can actually carry on the big right ok it was i was saying that the us invasion. and occupation of iraq is to be blamed for this violence and of course there are many other. reasons behind this violence

for a wave of bombings in iraq has killed at least fifty nine people in baghdad and the northern city of baku bow the worst attacks on eighteen people dying when a series of bomber blew himself up at a funeral procession the un says over five hundred people have been killed this month alone. well last year proved to be iraq's deadliest year since two thousand and eight. there's a continuing standoff between the iraqi army and finally militants have been controlled the city of fallujah. for more than a week now. in today's breaking the standards he added martin looks at who's to blame for how the situation is unfolding. last week our emotions to control the iraqi cities over money and food after days of nonstop pounds for an independent iraqi news agency on swaddling product three hundred thousand people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken by morgan said excluded from official death counts not you may remember full image as one of a primary deadly battle ground during the height of the us occupation. so took th

have been battling against light is affiliated with al qaeda is still an effective tool in the northern city of aleppo and house plan to add to this with the british human rights groups say one hundred civilians were among those who died and gun fights and suicide attacks by islamic extremists in yemen places had been exploiting the situation by launching more airstrikes on opposite positions on the outskirts of aleppo. it is and isn't the government and opposition under pressure to attend an international peace conference next week in geneva. ministers from eleven countries met the leader of the opposition's syrian national coalition and parents. you don't well. gold was too short. there will be no political solution for syria. a list of government and opposition groups meet you. putting the decision of the new ceiling. the leader of the syrian national coalition says president asad has no future in syria. i found my balance and i did not say whether his group is willing to attend the time some members have made removal of preconditions for their participation. that is expected to make a fi

injured in the explosion which derailed seven carriages but train it was travelling up from the northern city of peshawar to karate and the south it's unclear who was behind the attack. during his ongoing visit to moscow the foreign minister of iran said on with our teaser so we have a nazi to discuss the future of peace efforts in syria and plenty more that interview is next on r.t. and i'll see you tomorrow. the majority of congress are now millionaires for the first time in history according to the center for responsive politics which sounds pretty insulting when the average american is not doing so well financially this seems bad like a bunch of rich guys rule the country which they kind of do but one could argue the congress isn't rich enough first off due to inflation a billion dollars is not as much as it used to be especially the cost of around a campaign to get in the congress costs around one million six hundred thousand dollars million dollars of net worth may sound pretty rich to you or me but the expensive game of us politics these guys can't even afford the costs related to gett

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to spain more than a dozen people have been injured twenty three detained when a protest in its northern city of burgas turned violent people were forcing the anger over higher rents and developers forcing out poor residents police resorted to rubber bullets after protesters talk rubbish bins and vandalized banks and shops the rally followed friday's clashes over corruption claims surrounding a new boulevard. some of these authorities are to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel caught up in a weeklong diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler the ship with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken over by force with reports of illegal fishing but with no official explanation from dhaka moscow has called it an act of piracy greenpeace stepped in and sided with senegal provoking russia to accuse the african countries government and. acting on a tip off from the environmental group russian diplomats are trying to steer the crisis towards a diplomatic solution to allow the crew to walk free. nationalism seems to be on the up in japan with far righ

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other for control of major cities are just riffing off the reports from the front lines in the northern city of aleppo. the aleppo region in northern syria one of the richest and most developed before three divest eighteen years of war has been the scene of some of the fiercest clashes between government troops and the rebels fighting shoulder to shoulder with a number of different al qaeda affiliated groups but now a different sort of war is raging on the same battlefield that they're. in a good or or less a gosh the moderates free syrian army an umbrella military organization uniting anti assad forces since the beginning of the conflict is special in numerous radical jihadist groups who they say hijacked the revolution in order to establish an islamic a faith in syria. do not stand up he had up to the roof of one of the highest buildings in the city of aleppo but the syrian army's line ends at the who's a from mosque after that we have no. control the militants are only fifty metres beyond the mosque and the area is just food of militants five hundred meters from here and beyond it's just

more than a dozen people have been injured introduce three detained with a protest in spain's northern city of burgas turned violent people were voicing their anger over high rents and developers forcing up poor residents police resorted to rubber bullets off the protesters torched rubbish bins and vandalized banks and shops the rally followed friday's clashes over corruption claims surrounding a new. nationalism seems to be on the up in japan with far right groups protesting against immigration and demanding a reinforced army as artie's election found out the angry rhetoric is forcing some difficult questions. it's become a tradition in japan when some foreign officials are subjected to verbal abuse on this particular occasion japanese nationalists made their feelings known loud and clear to russia's foreign minister china and south korea have also been in their crosshairs one for an island dispute the other for sending too many labor migrants to japan you know the latest protests korean workers were described as cockroaches which needed to be exterminated this man is one of those behind t

even a dozen people have been injured and twenty three detained when a protest in spain's northern city of burgas turned violent people were voicing their anger over higher rents and developers forcing up or students and residents police resorted to rubber bullets after protesters towards rubbish bins and vandalized banks and shops the rally followed friday's clashes over corruption claims surrounding a new boot of odd. assemblies authorities to provide food water and medical treatment to the crew of a russian fishing vessel caught up in a week long diplomatic spat over the seizure of the trawler ship with eighty two crewmembers on board was taken by force over reports of illegal fishing but with no official explanation from dhaka moscow has called it an act of piracy greenpeace stepped in and sided with senegal provoking russia to accuse the african countries gun. acting on a tip off from the environmental group for now russian diplomats are trying to steer the crisis towards a diplomatic solution to allow the crew to walk free. nationalism seems to be on the up in japan with far right

in the spanish capital madrid protesters have gathered in solidarity with demonstrators in the northern city of burgos the arrests there arrested over plans to revive a street show cause claim is a waste of limited resources solidarity riots have been reported across the country forcing the mayor of biogas to postpone the project. the eurozone is newest and poorest member last year maybe europe's fastest growing economy but its population has been falling leaps and bounds and those leaving the country are blaming government. for negligence of course called caught up with one of them. serve a gay is one of thousands of workers who will leave latvia this year but his destination is perhaps surprising he'll be leaving this state to work in azerbaijan is that. life is always hard but in this country it's harder as the government is much more concerned by politics not economics and the life of the common man so gay isn't the only one the world bank says that because population is shrinking by almost sixty thousand people per year. i feel i'm not alone the governments are squeezing everybody wanti

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once you stick a car bomb destroyed a police station in the northern city of kirkuk. these developments we are now joined by peter schneider from the german institute for international and security affairs for a very warm welcome to the journal to go one stop source by while the lack of appetite on the us part to have boots on the ground the iraqi government forces when this on her own. but theoretically they can have them employ a main color it at the training has got the equipment but the maliki government doesn't have to get a good strategy as alienate most of this and the sunni population and uconn fight the organization if you don't have the support of the majority of the population. and what about the us is is still really hold any sway in iraq where do i think it wants to preserve that the obama admin administration wants to preserve the last remnants of its permit to compiled by providing them on the cheek of him and with that some foreigners but otherwise you're on is the most important trade off his new government since two thousand but since the americans a