and a's claim and says it surrendered its license for business reasons the channel accuses algy. they are of exaggerating the decision to give up its license which means it can't broadcast in the u.k. and the e.u. last month off come find the dubai based t.v. station almost one hundred seventy thousand dollars for airing statements by a jailed bahraini opposition leader well the man who pretty much brought the term fake news into everyday speech is of course the us president donald trump we are fighting the fake tears it's fake phony fake the dishonest media i call the fake do's the enemy of the people and they are those use fake news by n.b.c. which gives a lot of fake news they can use that they can tell fake the press can be fake news the news is fake i'm changing from fake news though doesn't that under very fake i have would argue. but even some of trans ocean officials have been accused of sending out fake news like former national security advisor michael flynn he too easy the news story tying hillary clinton to a child sexual abuse ring with its base of the virginia pizze

you're watching algis their own cell raman here in doha these are all top news stories people affected by gun violence in the u.s. have president donald trump to improve gun laws during a meeting at the white house trump their pleas for reform and responded.

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should expect us to act according to the statements of those who do not even respect their own words algis there as you sat down with the turkish foreign minister and asked him about the operation in northern syria. there have been white p.g.p. terrors for region and they were sending harassment fires and the rockets to turkey to different parts of turkey and it became a serious threat to our security and also to our borders we warned you warned the countries who have been engaged with them nevertheless they increase the harassment fires that's why we launched this operation turkey's president at one announced the start of an end ground campaign into a free and on generally the twentieth to push out kurdish y p g fighters near its border france has called for a un security meeting to discuss the offensive while iran and syria have both condemned the operation and the u.s. has called on ankara to show restraint while it said it understands turkey's security concerns meanwhile south of affray in the province opposition fighters have shot down a russian fighter jet russia's defense ministry s

chairman pyaar during this award ceremony said algy pike is the most courageous heroic person that i know he has received kawas death threats as property has been invaded by the george soros crowd and his family has been abused in different ways and of course you don't want anyone going after people spam will use them we should definitely not do that and will endanger other doors that. could avoid these go after the earnings small business owners but. not neutrality on everybody and by inflicting that neutrality on everyone ultimately we're all going to pay more for basic streaming services because the corporate overlords can make an extra buck off it thanks for the courage gee that was some career worm courage courage could see what's really funny is he. we get to keep oh we're just away oh yes so the award which is this is charles courage under fire a word yet how about we give that to everyone that has ever been on the internet just brought it up that's a good i want to good one courage under fire or so was will they ever go. so what it is is it's a handmade kentucky long gun but

of south africa people have had his promises they're waiting to see who can deliver what matheson algis if so what. the u.s. president has dodged questions about gun control while visiting the victims of a school shooting in florida donald trump and his wife melania made an unannounced visit to the hospital where he also met privately with medical staff trying to ignore questions from reporters about strengthening legislation i walked into another room after they were asked. to the first responders to wednesday's shooting which left seventeen people dead. meanwhile students from a nearby florida school have called for increased gun control students held a protest on campus demanding titled the fence restrictions they're calling for a battle on assault rifles and gun shows and stronger mental health and background checks ahead of gun purchases. what started this was sandy hook elementary school shooting what started this was all the school shootings all the gun violence that was going for ever so many people have died from gun violence and this so much of it be prevented if i cover it wo

still to come here it algy. protests demanding a dash out to the former prime minister how leaders here is sentenced to five years in jail for investment. however we've got more clout spilling into the east the side of the mediterranean over the next day or so you can already see the clap starting to show it's had nothing to watch the levant say it should be too bad in terms of what weather as we go on through friday but the twenty four celsius there was some hazy sunshine full by rate twenty two degrees in jerusalem as we go on and see where saturday will similar values on this time which is the cloud and the rain not too far away i think that right at this stage affecting greece and west and keep it for the most part it stays fine interact was a good area of the middle east actually that's in the case across syrian peninsula twenty five celsius here in doha when starting to ease off so all the way of warmth to our sunshine she settled and sunny then over the coming days i think i will start to lose a son shot

hell of a you watching algis there amount of our top stories this hour the confidant of the former south korean president park geun haye has been sentenced to twenty years in jail for corruption soon sil was found guilty of using a friendship puck to meddle in state affairs for personal gain the scandals led to parts impeachment. so the african media reporting president jacob zuma has been ordered to resign within forty eight hours of face being stripped of his office the decision was taken at a meeting of the highest decision making body of the ruling a.n.c. party late on monday evening. the u.s. secretary of state is warning that ending combat operations against eisel will not guarantee the group's defeat rex tillerson has been addressing a meeting of the global coalition to defeat eisel in kuwait. crime and violence in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has spiked to the worst levels in more than a decade particularly within the past year puppy. safety had improved significantly ahead of the world cup and the rio olympics but it's now become so bad that residents are resorting to un

algis or had any. talks have begun between togo's government and the opposition to try to end a six month political standoff for months thousands of people have been protesting against president for nursing babies there demanding that he stand down and the government introduce presidential term limits acing bay has been in power since two thousand and five the ten day talks are being brokered by the presidents of ghana and guinea. radian media say rescue teams have found the wreckage of a passenger plane that disappeared in the zagros mountains emergency workers rushed through mountainous terrain in temperatures of minus sixteen degrees celsius to get to the site the ass man lines aircraft went down in forty weather on sunday killing all sixty five people on board iran's president hassan rouhani has ordered an investigation into the accident hungary's prime minister has kicked off his election campaign by calling for a global alliance against migration to all bonds nationalist party is pushing for a th

today you watching algis them out of our top stories kurdish officials say they have reached a deal to allow syrian government troops to enter the a free in the region to help propel a turkish offensive kurdish spokesman told al jazeera that forces could arrive within two days donald trump says he'll talk to students and teachers this week about gun control the u.s. president will host the so-called listening sessions in the wake of growing anger about the florida school shooting seventeen students and staff members died trumps also facing increasing calls to act after a group of russians was accused of meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the issue has dominated sunday morning political talk shows five of several tweets rejecting accusations his campaign colluded with moscow. such operations are continuing for the us among airlines jet which crashed in central iran bad weather had hampered efforts to reach the plane after it flew into a mountain range on sunday iran's president hassan rouhani has ordered an investigation into the crash which left sixty five people fear

tuesday oxfam's chief executive will testify in front of a british parliamentary committee john hendren algis here you are putting your head on al-jazeera including he promised to fight. establishment in his words drain the swamp but will find out by critics of this president on a plane he's done the opposite. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. allan the water is draining away from baghdad for the wrestler valentine chilly as the clouds though still swirling disappears just across the rainy unboarded so we're left with sunshine for the time being and the forecast temp is notably high eighteen in beirut for example about fifteen in jerusalem and what ramos gathering on the iranian border has also disappeared eastwards fold in the past on the sun should be out here to even the strong winds that have lifted the desert sand in the rock salt iraq in kuwait and beyond the breeze is slowly dropping as well to be honest much of the land was wet anyway however the picture on wednesday is a bit different the clouds formed again the breezes change dire

you're watching algis there i'm so robert these are all top news stories criminal charges have been laid against thirteen russians and three companies as part of a u.s. investigation into meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election and the indictment says they use thousands of fake social media accounts to influence public debate in favor of donald trump pedicle haim has more from outside the russian embassy in washington d.c. . so far no comment from anyone here at the russian embassy in washington d.c. but we are hearing perhaps appropriately have a social media post on facebook from a spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry really dismissing this indictment saying that it's absurd how could thirteen people in essence impacting the u.s. election obviously the indictment says there were more than thirteen but going on to point out that the u.s. spends billions of dollars on intelligence agencies counterintelligence and really dismissing that these people have been indicted these entities could have had the impact that this indictment lays out that the f.b.i. and the speci

but the back to algis their arms a whole rob a reminder of our top news stories people affected by gun violence in the u.s. have urged president donald trump to improve gun laws during a meeting at the white house truck told them he supports the idea of arming teachers if they receive special training also the head of the u.n. has called for an immediate halt to attacks on syria's eastern puter saying civilians that are living in hell on earth syrian and russian air raids have killed more than three hundred people since sunday. dozens of schoolgirls offered missing following a buck a rubber tire called the school the northeastern nigeria there are conflicting reports of some girls have been found and rescued after escaping the assault in yobe a state. at least forty four people have died when a double decker bus plunged into a ravine in southern peru ran off the road at a caper and fell two hundred meters down the cliff emergency services have to pull bodies up on stretchers around two dozen people were also injured and many have been to hospital in military helicopters. will stay on t

tuesday oxfam's chief executive will testify in front of a british parliamentary committee john hendren algis here yes. it's mostly head on al-jazeera failing the most vulnerable unicef voices alarm ever the west think infant mortality rates in some the world's poorest countries. the difficulties of the search for survivors and the mountain of rubbish in mozambique. and the snow falling again and actually expanding old to do is what's trying to develop around the age of these master clouds slow moving as you can see is part of a biggest circulation that i think will produce rain for many albania dancer greece but snow creeping up the towards a good part of austria vienna reflects that it's still cold in this part of europe one two or three degrees to believe that it's subzero in kiev in contrast it's quite mild in spot normally when in london at ten degrees about fifteen madrid with a bit of rain for the pyrenees and this rain rather than stay on notice let me take you day forward there is still snow there is rather less than his intensity on this and extent but this rain probably just out ra

algy's headline news from exotic to toxic decades of environmental damage on a portuguese auditor blamed on a u.s. air base as locals reporting creases in cancer and other illnesses. german tabloid newspapers left red faced after it gets into running a bogus story about russian meddling in german politics one of the pranksters tells r.t. how they did it we knew how to feel like an editor and what we did was we came up with the story of the techie like in the spy it was. also this our claims of child sex abuse at an orphanage in central russia shocked the nation and sparked a major investigation.

hello you're watching algis there arms the whole rom and these are all top stories the syrian military has dropped leaflets over eastern ghouta calling on residents to leave for their own safety and opposition fighters to hang themselves over more than four hundred people have died in the rebel held on place during five days of bombardment meanwhile the united nations security council will vote on friday on a draft resolution demanding a thirty day truce in syria to allow a deliveries and medical evacuations it's facing opposition from russia which is accusing the media of a massive dissin from ation campaign. also u.s. president donald trump has told america's largest gun lobby the national rifle association that the u.s. needs to toughen up some rules on gun control he's also said the legal age to buy guns needs to be raised from eighteen to twenty one last wednesday seventeen people were killed in a shooting at a high school in florida now the sheriff's deputy who was on duty at marjorie's stoneman douglas high school apparently waited outside the building for four minutes without g

africa people have heard from oppose his promises they're waiting to see who can deliver what matheson algis if so what. if he'll yeah has announced the state of emergency a day after prime minister. said he was stepping down the resignation is unprecedented in ethiopia's history it aims to end unrest which has threatened the ruling party's hold on power have been protests in towns near the capital the government is. anger of two ethnic groups that feel marginalized still ahead here on al-jazeera turning to the military defend gang violence brazil's president but the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro and as stock morning on the future of global security as power brokers gather for a major summit in germany. hello big temp change is a back on the menu this is particularly the eastern side of the u.s. this is a big streak of plaid is a frontal system on this side it's warm weather on the outside it's cold weather so on the front itself it's rain or snow depending on hard cold his power ha you will mostly be talking rain really from texas through the appalachians and beyond the walls

welcome back you're watching algis arrives a whole rob a reminder of our top stories the un special rapporteur to be in march says violence against the rohingya go bears the hallmarks of genocide the associated press news agency says the discovery of five mass graves confabs the killing of hundreds last year for me about government has declined to comment. can be as high court has ordered the government to reopen several television stations the country's top three t.v. networks were taken off the after they tried to broadcast a block inauguration ceremony held by the opposition leader rollo digger. and palestinian group hamas says u.s. sanctions against its top political leader will not stop it from resisting israeli occupation washington has designated. a global terrorist. the us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has vowed to continue efforts to reform the u.n. human rights council following its report linking businesses to illegal israeli settlements the report identifies more than two hundred companies operating goods settlements in the occupied west bank it urges them to avoid i

on western donor agencies and this for many of this conference is worth celebrating because hawke algis the right to car. about ten thousand people have been told to leave their homes in argentina due to heavy rains and flooding the deluge sent a wall of modern day down the river insult in the north west forcing some residents to be plucked to safety officials say the river rose six meters and is expected to continue rising over the coming days. and in bolivia at least six people have died following severe flooding in santa cruz thora to say at least fifty thousand of them left homeless after homes were destroyed in days of heavy rain the hardest hit areas and in the southern border in argentina. mexico's foreign minister says his country's relationship with the u.s. is closer under president trump than with previous administrations lewis if it got a was speaking alongside his u.s. and canadian counterparts he said that despite the u.s. and mexico as well known disagreements there working relationship had improved the u.s. is experiencing its worst flu outbreak in a decade fifty three c

february on algis iraq south korea has the twenty eighteen winter olympics can records be broken down to zero bring you the latest from pyongyang china the big picture examines the present day crisis in venezuela by exploring the divisions rooted in its past senior officials will meet to discuss the biggest security challenges facing. will be nine from the munich security conference partition borders of blood looks at the troubled legacy of the events that shaped the indian subcontinent and in a series of special reports we look at new trade and travel routes which are opening up the wound february on al-jazeera. whom to journey through memories scarred by sri lanka's civil war. divisions and mental wounds still run deep. as a once exiled tamil gorilla struggles to comprehend how things went so wrong. demons in paradise a witness documentary but this time on al-jazeera. and this is different not that whether it's that one thing for some of the favorites but that's because we think it's how you proceed vigil and if it is a certain way of doing it to qantas in a good story and fly out.

you're watching algis their own cell robin here in doha these are all top news stories people affected by gun violence in the u.s. have president donald trump to improve gun laws during a meeting at the white house trump heard pleas for reform responded with ideas of his own including arming teachers hired to accounts treehouse war from washington d.c. . a meeting with the president dominated by emotions and raw pain i'm very angry that this happened because it keeps happening nine eleven happened once and they fix everything how many schools how many children have to get shot it stops here with this administration and me this man's daughter was shot nine times at stillman douglas high school in florida last week this student lost his friend i turned eighteen the day after i woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. described as a listening session by the white house trump joined by his vice president and secretary of education said all ideas to prevent future school shootings are on the table that

you're watching algis there i'm still robin in doha these are all top news stories after days of heated negotiations the un second security council has unanimously adopted a resolution demanding a month long truce in syria now it comes after a week of government led strikes on the rebel held play the eastern ghouta which has killed more than five hundred people most of them civilians both want diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. for a third day diplomats worked frantically to get a resolution for a cease fire on syria ambassador he got an agreement with the russians now. today we're going to see if russia has a conscience the russian ambassador conferred with his syrian counterpart who's government has continued without rest by the bombardment of eastern puter even as the negotiations dragged on diplomats have been working around the clock exhausted frustrated and in some cases angry most of the discussions focusing on the exact wording of one paragraph in the end they agreed to a place an immediate cease fire with one that comes into force without delay it meant they could vote. i

play watching algis their arms the whole robber with the top news stories criminal charges have been laid against the russians on three companies as part of a u.s. investigation into meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the indictment says they use thousands of fake social media accounts to influence public debate in favor of double trump the u.s. attorney deputy attorney general gave his assessment after the charges were laid this indictment serves as a reminder that people are not always who they appear to be on the. indictment alleges that the russian conspirators want to promote discord in the united states and undermine public confidence in democracy we must not allow them to succeed the department of justice will continue to work a whopper to flee with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies and with the congress to defend our nation against similar current and future efforts bruce fein is a former us associate deputy attorney general leaks planed what possible ramifications the charges could have full the russia probe. where this stands now with the nex

thousand and fourteen book around abducted more than two hundred seventy girls from the town of chibok algis there is a common interest has more from my degree. well there are differing accounts as to exactly what happened at the government goes cool in new york the state initial reports say the fight is went into town started fighting sporadically in there and then went to the school raided the school food store but nobody was taken then a day later after the attack or at least one student told local media that you saw some of our colleagues being taken away so when the fighters moved into the institution members of staff of the school and the girls killed the first and ran into the bushes then reports emerged that more than ninety have been unaccounted for from then there were reports that some of the go so far have found their way back into town and back into the school back to the school now some parents also approached the school authorities telling them that in fact some of their daughters have made found their way home so the obvious to government issued a statement saying that at lea

has been convicted of forty three counts of sexual abuse and had pleaded guilty to another seven and algis their investigation has revealed new information about one of his most high profile players gary speed committed suicide in two thousand and eleven is family deny use abused and say they still don't know why he killed himself but as deborah davies reports some of gary speed's boyhood teammates believe they know part of the answer as a highly successful premiership player a wales international and then manager gary speed's death stone to the footballing world. in his youth he played in various teams linked to barry been l. he was first convicted of abusing boys twenty years ago after gary speed died there was speculation he'd been one of been ells victims in a tape obtained exclusively by al-jazeera but nel denies that he and i think it's going to result in an easy problem. but boys who played alongside gary speed and wear them selves abused believe differently i saw gary coleman go in various life he was one son different he was one shoulder gifts he was one that was going on differen

and so all seem to agree that democracy isn't easy but it's always worth fighting for because hard algis iraq the car. mexican marines arrested a dettori as drug gang leader with a five billion dollars bounty on his head. and then here is the leader of the laws that us cartel that stink chaos across much of mexico with its drug trafficking operations it's a big success for the government which is also deployed thousands of federal police officers to combat a surge of violence while the twenty five thousand people were murdered in mexico last year that's the highest number in decades now is the time of the year again carnival is getting underway in brazil but for most people that needs the sub the parades of rio de janeiro but the most traditional call of all of all is in the northeastern state of part of the book or latin america and to tell you see it you bet it is there. i'm in a sea for the capital of penumbra states where carnival is a multicultural multi music affair that lasts for five days behind me on the ball nickels these are the giant dolls for which this state is famous they

algis eat a bowl of east of brazil. still ahead and al-jazeera. after days of protests all eyes are now in the u.s. congress to see what it's can do on gun control. blankets covering britain and large parts of europe why scientists are calling it wacky. and in sports how technology will help team doctors as well as referees this year's football world cup. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. ally we go dave active weather coming up a significant frontal systems develop nukes in circulation rather tough for your screen well that's the cold front from it's a little run through thunderstorms quite possibly heavy downpours quite possibly once it's all gone through it cotton is down again as i get to says states doesn't grow in shanghai hong kong slosson warmer twenty five the rain is down to reform just inland from sichuan again challenges has been sitting in the sunshine in the twenty's for seems like weeks all and be honest south of this we've had almost three weeks without any rain in singapore but the showers are off the coast

sentiments where you call home algis in a little bring in the news and current of families that matter to you. al-jazeera. monitored truck quantified i'm valued data being a new car fold up on your data your identity is a commodity and we have to understand where i'm from but it come from outside. it is time to reclaim our cyber so we have to put in them a something that can all be sold we are creators we are activists we are geeks give us back our data at this time on a does either. just in the heart of the amazon the libyan family has put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. which can sing the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge the. risky new tool to believe. at this time on al jazeera. turkey threatens to fight pro-government forces in syria if they support kurdish fighters in a free.

on western donor agencies and this for many of this conference is worth celebrating nicholas hawke algis iraq are still ahead on al-jazeera. and daniel flying there in the past where the city shoeshine boys gone blind in stigmatised are emerging from the shadows. and in sports we're going to play a glimpse of the joint north and south korean hockey team that will return next week's winter olympics. facing the realities of growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. on counting the cost some of the biggest names in tech out with record earnings but they're also under scrutiny by regulators in what's being told at the sec clash a look at business relations between the u.k. and china plus ano

february on algis iraq south korea hosts the twenty eighteen winter olympics can records be broken al-jazeera will bring you the latest from pyongyang china the big picture examines the present day crisis in venezuela by exploring the divisions rooted in its past senior officials will meet to discuss the biggest security challenges facing our wild will be live from the munich security conference partition borders of blood looks at the troubled legacy of the events that shaped the indian subcontinent and in a series of special reports we look at new trade and travel routes which are opening up the wild february on al-jazeera. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself he had a story on talk to al-jazeera at this time and. gasping for breath new video images of the suspected use of chlorine gas on rebel held areas and syria's province.

chairman pyaar during this awards ceremony said algy pike is the most courageous heroic person that i know he has received kawas death threats as property has been invaded by the george soros crowd and his family has been abused in different ways and of course you don't want to be one going after people spam leaders and we should definitely not do that and will endanger other doors that. could avoid if you go after the earnings small business owners but. not neutrality on everybody and by inflicting net neutrality on everyone ultimately we're all going to pay more for basic streaming services because the corporate overlords can make an extra buck off it thanks to the courage gee that was some career warm courage courage could see what's really funny is. does he get to keep oh no which is the way or yes so the award which is the. fire word yet how about we give that to everyone that has ever been on the internet just throw it out there so good i want to grab one courage under fire or so last so they ever go. so what it is is it's a handmade kentucky long gun but it's housed at the n.r.