thank you, mohammed idris from maidugari. >>> japan prime minister shinzo abe has apologied for the us forcing of coo south korean women as sex slaves. >> witting 70 years for an apology from japan. it came from shinzo abe. >> we have been expressing our feelings of remorse and apology on this issue as the previous governments have, and such position will not be changed. from today japan and south korea will enter into a new era. i hope this agreement will serve as an momentum for japan and south korea. >> it's an issue that strained the two countries for years. many feel relief that they can at last have a chance to move on. >> regaining the impaired reputations of these women, i believe the government should quickly and safely carry out the provisions of this deal. >> many were forced to providing sex for japanese warriors during world war ii. the victims have accepted the apology and offer of $8.3 million in compensation. >> the government has been trying to settle in issue by the end of this year. we'll follow the government's decision. korea was a japanese colony from 1910 to 1945

. >> in part three of our rivers of life series, mohammed idris looks at the declining fortunates ofgeria's water wafrmingsz are affecting people's lives. don't miss that. the columbian president has revealed perhaps for how i see government will deal with members of achld forces found to have committed war crimes. saying solids will be subject to former try buenals. a deadline is set to bring an end to the longest running war which has killed 220,000 and displaced 6 million more. >> the treaty will be semit tripping cal in some aspects, different in others, but always equitable, balance and simultaneous. >> means columbian soldiers will never be subject to worse conditions than farc members. >> that's a promise. >> the final t.v. debate, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley were united in their contempt for donald trump. kimberly halkett has more from the u.s. state of new hampshire. >> hundreds stood in the new hampshire winter for a seat at the third democratic debate. supporters vensed another democrat in the white house is what is still needed in the united states

mohamed i idris, al jazeera. >>> hong kong say they are fighting a losing battle to save the rare pink only 61 are thought to remain as development hits their natural environment, from hong kong we have more. >> reporter: the first thing they tell you on the dolphin watch tour is not to have high expectations. but it's turned out to be a good day for these visitors. >> is we were treatment i lucky to see two pink dolphins. it was so fantastic, so beautiful. >> i was so surprised when i saw them like jumping from the water. >> reporter: it's a surprise for everyone on the boat even the tour good. >> nowadays dolphins appear to be quite scared and they keep their distance. for no this morning's sighting they get quite close are to you. it's very weird. >> reporter: pink dolphin numbers have dropped more than 60% in the last decade. conservationists say it's mostly dye due to major building projects in hong kong waters. they point out the 50-kilometer bridge connecting hong kong which cuts through areas with the highest density of dolphins in the pearl river delta and they fear plan to hi

but these sources of water are drying fast, ahmed idris reports. >> mohammed has been a fisherman allkills have been passed down from one generation in the family to another. because it is thbecause he consr as life. >> fishing is very important, that is where we feed and live, actually, will make our start as fishermen and so are we. >> the rivers aren't yielding as much as they used to. this is a confluence, a meeting point of the benway and the niger. this used to be a very difficult hubs. people earning their living from the water have seen their incomes dry up. water becomes shallow. as a result, many figurer mefn had to swix jobs to feet their families. >> their raise is official now, but you cannot sustain yourself with snishing today. that's why are we, boats don't situation even worse. >> the government has attempted to dredge the rivers, most people expect that dredging means that all the debris is cleared and the flow is improved. but we haven't seen that. my understanding is that only certain channels have been dredged for channels to come from the atlantic ocean to this p

like many people in the northeast mohammed knows the fight for stability may continue for some time to come. ahmed idris al jazeera northeastern nigeria. >> al jazeera investigation into performance enhancing drugs is still in the spotlight tonight. the investigation includes the claims of a pharmacy who previously interned at an anti-aging clirchg i clinic in . he claims to al jazeera that the clinic shipped human growth hormone to the wife of an nfl player. >> under cover athlete liam collins first met actuarial sly as part of al jazeera's investigation, sly immediately demonstratehi his knowledge of drugs, offered liam an anabolic stroitd. more than 27 hours of recorded conversations sly gradual opened up about his connection with sleets. statements he now denies. his most controversial allegation was when depart of his pharmacy training at an antiaging clinic, human growth hormone was shipped to peyton manning's wife. >> all the time we would be shipping to ashleigh planning. . never under his name, ald hers name. >> after the mannings moved to colorado, not 2011 as al jazeera originally reported. n

like many people in the northeast, mohammed bello knows the fight for stability may continue for some time to come. ahmed idris, al jazeera, northeastern nigeria. >> nato's support mission which is a training and counterterrorism force for afghanistan, continued an attack on suicide bombers, a taliban bomber killed at least one person and wounded 33 others. the attack comes two weeks after a major insurgent attack on the capital city. al jazeera's zane basrami reports. >> a pickup truck, happened near the kabul airport. suicide bomber's target appear to be members of nato's security forces but instead civilians were caught up in the blast. >> i was standing near my shop when suddenly i heard a huge explosion and everything became dark around me. shattered pieces of iron fell over me. i was three meters away from the explosion. i saw a teenager dead on the ground, it was really horrible. >> the explosion hit a square. kabul's chief of police says the attack was aimed at creating fear among afghans. >> suicide bomber car loaded with explosive et cetera detonated his in this area.thosl civilians. >> a series of s