injured opposition groups say forty seven have been killed but activists who've been tracking this say at least fifty people have been killed since the protests started now the government is this beating that figure they say only twenty seven have been killed and that the figures that the activists are giving is not true but there are also people who have been arrested and the government said there were a state eight hundred sixteen sixteen people but activists again want to get to say that at least one thousand people have been arrested including an american asad needs american activist who was arrested went to nothing as he said on wednesday and we spoke to his family al-jazeera spoke to his family and they say people who were arrested with him and later released have reported that he has been severely beaten and desperate need of medical attention zimbabwe's human rights commission is accusing security forces of systematic torture after recent protests that turned violent president. is calling for a national dialogue to address the protests over rising living costs condemned the dem

meeting have been to the deep.little office of the taliban in do in doha in qatar state. and other people. not central to the movement right i think is not identical pakistan exert leadership can pakistan exert influence over the afghan taliban this is a very controversial point the government here claims that they have very little influence but i believe they still have a normative because so much of the taliban logistics the manpower is based in pakistan and go through pakistan into afghanistan and so i think i think there's a huge at the there is considerable leverage that back son has and. and exactly you know at what time or under what conditions will it use that leverage forcefully not just to introduce to peripheral leaders but to the hard core of the leadership that the critter shura as it's called. that is the key i think to the to the talks coming up ok. donald trump the u.s. president wants out of afghanistan what happens once the u.s. troops completely pull out afghan forces ready to take over security

doing has been recruiting from among. tons of fuel peons british from the united states of america and many other nationalities to fight in their horrible course in some of the well it's not the first time that they've tried to recruit kenyans to fight for their cause staying here are they hanson you were nodding along talk to us about this recruitment and how concerning it is. no i was noting because these type of operations also wisc it there in general planned in somalia and stuff by people trained the inside of somalia but as the previous speaker said shabab has been highly successful in the past in recruiting kenya and stands on the ends and indeed no we don't see dozens one of the attackers from in the westgate was actually on the wheaton seats and so they have been quite successful in recruiting old side of kenya especially outside of somalia story is specially kenya but i suspect these people to be in the past trained in somalia a part of the core organization of the ship and this mission must have been planned fo

used and a cameraman working for has been as a freelancer has been apprehended and that's a part of a systematic cracking down on journalists particularly if they used t.v. cameras and t.v. cameras are not allowed in these protests since the beginning and today or so president omar bashir once again reiterated his accusation to certain elements who he said are infiltrated among protesters and he accused them of being the ones who killed the protest that he said the bullet that has been used to kill dr bao because of the heat on thursday doesn't belong to any of the government a part of says and certainly it has been it belongs to those infiltrators he said some infiltrators who were up three hundred recently said they belong to the darfur rebel leader of the warhead and that they have been sent particularly to do this type of things and to put blame on the government and stray shell fire in libya has killed a freelance cameraman there who also worked for al jazeera and other leading news organizations thirty five year old died on saturday while on assignment with a libyan militia fi

government forces for the deaths of several demonstrators and doctors in recent days the country has been shaken by near daily demonstrations for over a month. and attacked by the rebels in the yemeni city of taiz has killed one woman and injured at least fourteen others security sources say the rebels launched the attack on some neighborhood and brazil their president jay it both son at all says he will strive to preserve the environment while pursuing economic development that's this fight relaxing protection of indigenous lands in the amazon rain forest also matter was making a special address to the world economic forum in the swiss town of. british and french police have suspended the search for a light aircraft carrying premier league footballer emiliano salah that went missing over the english channel the twenty eight year old argentinian had just signed for cardiff city from french team you know and those are the headlines coming up next the stream examines the antigovernment protests in sudan and i'll have more news for you in half an hour see you then. anti-government protests i

so scientists have been trying to do take twitter actually. being online and there's a lot of studies many about produce good headlines but when you put them together excusing their evidence is actually surprisingly weak if it wasn't a really bad effect we would be seeing it is generally the picture is complex what matters is not screen time but what you do on the screen are you communicating with doctors or are you creating things or you gauging if it will work or or you're just playing the same game on and on and all but it is concerning with the national institute of health as saying out of the u.s. that according to a recent study by them kids who spend more than two hours a day on screens are now testing lower for scores and in their thinking and language tests. the question is is it course because of the screens making them doing worse or is it that we kids actually find it easier to retrieve his screens rather than take in the challenges in the world i think parents really have a duty to engage with their kids in their usage of modern m

macedonian identity to people it doesn't belong to or in macedonia language when you know there has never been one we know that what's being ratified today in the parliament will be scrutinised by greek and european courts the government admits the agreement is not perfect but it has at least got the other side to agree to stop claiming ancient greek history for its own come september images of alexander the great to disappear from north macedonian schoolbooks maps of a greater macedonia north macedonia is most illustrious history now perhaps lies in its future. al-jazeera athens still ahead for you on the program. search for survivors after at danvers in southern brazil around two hundred. and why comments by. intervention in the backseat debate. thanks. hello again or welcome back we're here crustal story we have been talking about the heat and the wildfires across much of the south where we are going to see a break in some cities that's all due to a frontal boundary right here that is going to be pushing through and dropping those temperatures so we're going to some clouds and some weather

used and a cameraman working for has been as a freelancer has been apprehended and that's a part of a systematic kaka down on journalists particularly if they used t.v. cameras and t.v. cameras are not allowed in these protests since the beginning and today or so president omar bashir once again reiterated his accusation to certain elements who he said are infiltrated among protesters and he accused them of being the ones who killed the protester he said the bullet that has been used to kill dr bao because of the heat on thursday doesn't belong to any of the government a part of his and certainly it has been it belongs to those infiltrators he said some infiltrators who are pretended there is something he said they belong to the darfur rebel leader abdul wahid and that they have been sent particularly to do this type of things and to put blame on the government the head of the u.n. mission in mali is promising a swift and concerted response to the killing of eight u.n. peacekeepers who were attacked by gunmen near a village in northern mali their identity isn't known. stray shell fi

one of the houses destroyed in the attack has been preserved as a memorial the disputed maritime border has long been a flashpoint between north and south korea in addition to the shelling of twenty ten there have been deadly clashes between naval vessels near here but the remarkable improvement in korean relations in the past year is having a remarkable impact on the heavily fortified border separating the north and the south. guard posts along the demilitarized zone have been dismantled and the numbers of weapons facing off against each other reduced. assuming the process continues the fortifications of young people know england could eventually become part of a bygone era rob mcbride al-jazeera young people island south korea have a data belonging to hundreds of german politicians including chancellor angela merkel has published online and make the information includes how much dresses numbers and credit card details it's not clear whether the officials were targeted by hackworth or victims of an internal l a political party not affected was the right wing air fifteen minute hang it

there have been fights there have been across cities on both sides of the border many greeks still remember these so in this part of the world it's almost impossible to make political decisions by by leaving history aside super arsons i have have done exactly this this is an achievement and we we all hope it will work. as he said this deal is done of course is unpopular i'm curious is there any risk that this deal might unravel in the future or is this set in stone we don't know i think the devil lies in the in the details there are still some unanswered questions for example commercial issues who has the right to produce macedonian wine from not one such thing so we still need to fix but i think the crucial question is whether vis a vis sturrock agreement will be fully implemented. and after all prime minister super us will face hard time see has a lost majority in parliament but i don't think the conservative opposition will put this agreement in question any more short so definitely it's a first victory for tuberous is there a last question to you this deal should pave the way for north

and so demand has been dampened.tough retail environment and that's why you're seeing some of the pain on the high street. what's going on with consumers? the brc talk about consumers being squeezed, some retailers have already talked about caution out there. what do you think‘s going on with consumers? is there a brexit effect on there also? so i think, we are all consumers, aren't we? we follow the route, we go up and down. to some extent there was a period last year where people were just sort of a bit, you know, it'sjust noise and it's going on over there and i'm not going to pay much attention to it. as you get a bit closer to the wire, and it gets a bit hotter, people start reading the newspapers, watching the news, seeing what's going on and they probably think, this does feel a little bit uncertain. i think right now we probably are in a phase where it's more uncertain. if you look at consumer confidence, from about april last year, it started to decline and it's dropped quite a bit over this last period to t

so i has christmas been so tough for retailers ? christmas been so tough for retailers?that discounting for a start. i got some good bargains this year, because everything was on sale before christmas. that's not good for profit margins, and online is another challenge. peoplejust aren't buying in shops like they used to, they are increasingly browsing and buying online instead. that's after scouring around for the cheapest price. and caution is the watchword among shoppers. cheapest price. and caution is the watchword among shopperslj cheapest price. and caution is the watchword among shoppers. i was a bit careful, there's not a lot of money going around. there's also plenty of other things to spend our money on. it's notjust one retailer versus the other sales, it's the experience, it's all the choice the consumer has to spend with a limited amount of money on where they find the best value for their families. for retail, overall, there's been little joy this christmas. capping a difficult year, and 2019 could be even tougher. emma simpson, bbc news, liverpool. a woman

and i think i've been able to do the. fear for me right now i just try to keep looking forward so i'm not really satisfied like i am happy that i'm here but at the same time i want to keep going there's more matches to run a business you would. still be able to do well not surprisingly our soccer has numerous sponsors and this is a new ad starring an animated version of her and can patrick carney shoot corrie but you'd be forgiven for not recognizing our stockroom particular it's made by nissen a japanese instant noodle brand and has provoked a huge online criticism for the seemingly white washing her features i saw was half haitian looks to have been given a pale skin wavy brown hair and caucasian facial features well this from filmmaker daryl was in rigby who's based in tokyo damn this a new blue this you had an opportunity to change the game like she has this doesn't look anything like my own me i was soccer nail is a writer who's lived in japan for more than a decade sorry miss him but now i'm very soccer has not blea

is showing concerns now yet the country's always been on the edge. surprised that washington is worried right now in a country where we have one hundred forty groups of people all the time and we are in a country where we have twenty one thousand. a gentle for you when for the last twenty years and we are not trapped sort of the impressed by what's happening right now because we're just warning because kinshasa is concerned about all the country has been troubled for all the time so i'm just worried about what's going to happen whoever something different now it's violence in the city we have violence in the rural areas for the last twenty years and nobody was worried about that and i'm saying that today everyone is worried because it's going to happen in kinshasa and yes of course there is a huge risk that trouble comes up in the very very coming days if violence comes up the most exposed people are civilians and that's a very big pity and we opened with them could be done to avoid them to and we also make sure that politicians talk more than the go

the argentinian had been a popular player at the french club nantes, where he had been based for four that no one there was giving up hope. translation: we ask you to stand in solidarity with us, to be united, and to respect the family, who absolutely refuse to grieve, and continue to believe. the rescue effort may be over, but for romina sala, the search for answers continues. sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: fake or fuhrer — the watercolours that may or may not be the work of adolf hitler. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass. the new government is firmly in control of the entirely republic of uganda. moscow got

i‘ve been looking at twitter and the front page has just been tweeted, worth a look because it has beenat the weather with chris fawkes. hello. the snow may look pretty on the ground but it has been causing some disruption, particularly in the greater manchester area this morning. the runway was shut at manchester airport earlier on. some 200 schools are out. we have got some snow on the ground across east anglia. you can see that here. it is these snow showers that have been feeding in across the irish sea that are a cause for concern. very localised. there could be further localised disruption across north—west england for a time due to that snow. overnight as the skies clear we are looking at a sharp frost. things will turn icy fairly widely. temperatures taking a real dive. the towns and cities are plumbing the depths. temperatures down to —5, —6. in the countryside it is likely to be one of the coldest nights of the winter. into thursday, more trouble brewing. an area of low pressure moves into the uk and we start to see rain turn to snow as it hits the cold air. the first place yo

. >> there have been a lot already . you have obviously made up your mind not to do it. >> there have been some recommendations, as there are and some recently, but i have no knowledge of any that are imminent that are coming here. >> with regard to oliver north and john poindexter, is that still your feeling? yes, i think they will live under a cloud of guilt for the rest of their lives. you criticized president carter about his inability to do anything to get the hostages home. , 52 you were sworn in hostages came home. do you feel you were too harsh on carter during the campaign and do you now have perhaps an appreciation of some of the limits of power as to what an american president can with these situations third world terrorist nations? two very facing different situations. one, people in an embassy, knowledge of where they were, kidnapped by that country. this is one where some terrorist group has kidnapped several individuals. we don't know where they are. we know that any overt attempt at rescue, even if we did

is that eleven munition and tear gas has been used to disperse protesters and that people have been arrested for demonstrations in the streets it's not clear where this would go and how it would end the government says that they're going to try to ease the situation for them people are saying that they will continue to protest so sudan seems to be in for a long haul between the government and the protesters it with the news hour live from london well still ahead. but i would be more. but francis urges european leaders to find a safe port for forty nine migrants stranded at sea off the coast of malta. nothing to see here is the u.s. landmarks and government departments remain in shutdown the president digs in reiterating his threat to invoke emergency powers to fund his border war and then later it's forced it on lucky seven from manchester city's opponents in the push. thousands of people have been displaced in east in myanmar after violence between an armed but its rebel group and security forces the arcana army attacked police post and state on friday killing thirteen officers thi

done yet this constitutional committee has not been formed now the russians have long been saying that essentially the folder for that lies with the opposition groups who can all come together. turkey who has basically been trying to persuade the opposition groups to do that is saying look we do need to keep on moving with this and this will be done but it hasn't been done yet ok rory chalons in moscow thank you just for now if you're just joining us this is the news hour on al-jazeera we've been watching a live news conference from the russian and turkish presidents as they discuss the issues in syria in fact we're going to have a listen to something the russian president vladimir putin said as he emphasized the need for turkish support to help fight terrorism in syria. the ceasefire maintenance should damage their plates fighting terrorism but this what should they contain it we spoke about how the further developments can be influenced in syria by the intentions of the leadership of the united states of america to withdraw american troops from some parts of the country if such steps

what has been agreed?s means brits and europeans keep the right to live and draw benefits wherever they are settled and the brexit transition, that allows time to negotiate a final trade deal, if it can be done in time and prepare for change. it runs from march until the end of 2020, with the option of an extra year. what is bothering people at the magic show? there is a bill to pay. what's the big question for you? why do we have to pay the £39 billion divorce bill? £39 billion, that's the divorce bill. of course the uk would save billions in eu contributions. but others on the other side would say if the economy takes a hit, we'll lose that money which is the sort of money that could go on public services in britain. nhs, hospitals and everything. that's the plan? yes. mps having their big debate. what is the big question for you? how will brexit cut back on immigration? that's one of the big promises of brexit. and we know it's still being worked on between know that low skilled workers from europe woul

i haven't been able to speak to her. and the subpoena shut down around my case and that is a part of the controversy over these material witness laws that no access no information the fact that the reason lack of information has led to speculation hasn't it i mean we can only describe it is speculation because we just don't know but her son has said she was filming a documentary about the black lives matter movement some believe might have something to do with it the fact that she's from around this poor between iran and the u.s. people believe perhaps that has something to do with it as you say we know very little means that people jump to their own conclusions. well i would say that actually that's an editorial spin that there's been a focus on the fact that she's from around the world that she's a rein in mass years american born she's an american citizen she's african-american had two of us three children live in america have grandchildren in america a family is in america she graduated from journalism in a universit

north korea, kimjong—un, have been saying that it korea, kimjong—un, have been saying thatitis korea,o offer sanctions and the us have been saying no, no, we need concrete proposals for you to be getting rid of your nuclear weapons. so there has been this 12 —— seven—month stare down when neither side has offered concessions. we'll have to wait and see what happens this weekend and if indeed, any second summit is to take place, what details they managed to pin down and stop right thank you very much for that. —— thank you very much for that. president trump has said he plans to expand missile defences in the us, including, he's suggested, creating a layer of sensors in space. his goal, he says, is to shield every american city from all types of missile attacks. we will terminate any missile launches from hostile powers, 01’ even from powers that make a mistake. it won't happen, regardless of the missile type or geographic origins of the attack. we will ensure that any missiles no century on earth or in the skies above. —— sanctuary. let's get some of the day's other news. the colombia

a lot of work has been done on the wall. there has been tremendous renovations.h more if they give us the money to do it. but our correspondent david willis in washington says the proposed changes might not be enough. there does seem to be a feeling, doesn't there, on the part of the trump administration, that finessing the wording or in this case the building materials will somehow change the democrats' mind, and they will suddenly fall into line and grant the $5.6 billion or whatever it is that president trump wants to build his border wall. at the moment, the tangible effects of this are not as apparent as they might be, perhaps, two or three weeks down the line. we're seeing museums here in washington, dc closed. we're seeing rubbish piling up in national parks, and outside the white house, even. but it'll start to really hit home, i think, later in the week, when those first paycheques that were due to go out perhaps don't. congress doesn't reconvene until tuesday, so there's not going to be any breakthrough, it would seem, until then, at the very earliest.

i've been saying for a number. means something they matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent from its lowest year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one does not show you can afford to miss the one and only. welcome to sophie and co and sophie shevardnadze a man who swore an oath of allegiance to osama bin ladin and met with the architects of the nine eleven attacks a mundane is with me today talking about his journey from an al qaeda operative to a top and my six spy. the transition for a month collective prayer or school meetings clandestine cells and bodyguards a load to wreaking all else carnage across the world is there r

have been injured in the protest but people have been very defiant they say they will continue to protest this if they will continue to demand that the president step down and the president says he's also going to be very determined to stay in power until elections in twenty twenty so it's not clear where this would end and how long it would go on for but what what is the fact is that president bashir has never had to face like the protests this long before he has faced protests during his rule yes but never for this long and he seems to be very confused about how to handle it because people have not given him much of an option besides stepping down something he said he's not going to do so this may be going on for a while before solutions are found if ever there is one else thirteen latin america governments in canada a not going to recognize nicolas maduro is venezuela's president when he's due to start his second term next thursday urging him not to take the oath of office proper democratic standards were not followed during his reelection bid now i understand chess has the story now f

have been injured in the protests but people have been very defiant they say they will continue to protest this if they will continue to demand that the president step down and the president says he's also going to be very determined to stay in power until elections in twenty twenty so it's not clear where this would end and how long it would go on for but what what is the fact is that president bashir has never had to face like the protests this long before he has faced protests during his rule yes but never for this long and he seems to be very confused about how to handle it because people have not given him much of an option besides stepping down something he said he's not going to do so this may be going on for a while before solutions are found if ever there is one the u.s. television network c.b.s. has refused a request by egypt to stop the broadcast of an interview with president sisi in the interview with the current affairs shows sixty minutes see she says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against arsal fighters in northern sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens o

but i know that in my heart, i know my main job right now and has been been for every member to watch out what is in the best interest of the american people. and those people who like to come here illegally, we provide for that. we have to make sure that the policies we set for immigration is what is in the interest of the people of the united states. and that, i want to say that i'm grateful that god has given me the opportunity and voters have given me the last 30 years to serve in the interest of the people of our country and if ideals that were put in place when they risked all in the american revolution back in the measure does not add funds to further build of the border wall, as indicated by president trump. watch opening day of the 116th congress on monday. the house is here on c-span and veryenate on c-span 2 good the plan would last through february 8. the important thing is that these will go to the house floor under the same package. i sounds like house democrats are planning to hold 2 separate votes and then send them to the you thinkn what do the senate will do once the

they audit it but i'm told there's not been any verbal contact yet has not been any sign that she's in life and neither is there any sign that she's dead. for my mother. heavy snow this broad has to soften germany and austria has now moved into the balkans and southeastern europe well thought is in bold gary i say to snowboarders have died in an avalanche in the mountainous southwest and the rest of europe at least seventeen people have died in some of the heaviest snow falls for twenty years and forecasters are warning of even more snow on the way. if you still manage to enjoy the abundance of snow but for most it's belles only hard work and danger german soldiers clear rooftops and back just garden to prevent that collapse with fresh snowfall expected over the weekend it is a race against time. in the back of this garden community alone there around one hundred rooms that still need to be cleared of snow they're carrying a very heavy load we all know prioritize and obviously we're going to do that as quickly as possible so the snow is gone before any new snow arrives. and this winter

golfing he has been doing vacationing on so forth so i think he's been. sort of getting out his anger on whatever comes out next the fact that he would be asked if he is a russian agent and all those you how much pressure he's under so as soon as something like that comes up like the question of syria turkey or whatever he says things that are so overblown exaggerated in style that i think everyone including the turks over there said that he probably more speaking his base and speaking his spirit than he's actually being diplomatic so on the on the on the foreign policy issues then they'd he met with the with the saudi crown prince and the king air no doubt they'd they must have discussed the g. . but in certainly in public they they are they're sticking by the saudis need there's clearly a public discourse in a private discourse and you know if the private discourse as anything similar to the public discourse they would have probably had the press conference in riyadh they did not have a press conference and why. because whatever it is they're not discus

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has been following events from mindanao. when polls opened early in the morning there was a sense of calm all across about the city we accompanied the leaders of the more islamic liberation front chairman rad cast that vote for the first time together with his supporters have nothing themselves to the country in the democratic process something great they think that they have never thought possible after decades of fighting the philippine government i thought were closing at around three pm local time the situation became and rationally when the military trying to get through a growing crowd in one of the three things here many of them were me to leave the prison before they were able to vote and they were upset and they are so outside the gate being thickly demanding more clarity and transparency in this electoral process a little exactly what is needed to be proven today and in the coming days days and the government continues it can't think of both the process that will be credible and acceptable to both sides both the ph

so many violations of our rights we've been fighting. and won't allow foreigners to keep trampling our country. throwdown big bore people who oppose the sake of iraq being here at their headquarters they're setting off bombs grabbers waving their flags and bring up my peace signs here on the wall i get it so the six days here are gone. at one point police officers escorted out of the building a spokesman said international personnel were being asked to leave the country as a security precaution. on monday one of the president said he would expel the end to corruption group. doing its time in guatemala the commission is to. national security public order. and respect for human rights at risk for more than anything it has put it risk the sovereignty of the state of guatemala. in august morales announced he would not renew the six mandate which was set to expire in september two thousand and nineteen days later he banned its commissioner colombian prosecutor. from reentering the country. analysts say morales decision to expel the group viol

the reaction been from the white house. well the white house press secretary sarah sander said exactly the same thing she said when everybody who's been close to the president that's gotten diet is saying this no there's no collusion there's this has nothing to do with the white house this enough to do with the president and she added in a new line saying it was ridiculous and insulting that people were even asking about this the president for his part he's a bit on camera twice today's only talked about the shutdown which is a bit surprising but he did put out a tweet as typical calling it the greatest witch hunt in the country no collusion that you are border coyote's drug dealers and human traffickers are treated better that was a reference to how stone was arrested so federal agents showed up at a house in florida pre-dawn knocked on the door they were full body armor guns drawn and said basically f.b.i. open up so f.b.i. agents are saying yes this is how they do it if they think either their weapons in the house or the

one of the biggest concerns has been for homeless people who have been out in these conditions.ed specifically for them to give them shelter during the night, and this has led to some people's death. this has been steadily called for chicago, and it is one they are in no hurry to repeat. -- deadly cold. chris, but that had back—up! i was wondering what on earth he was doing with that t—shirt, now i know. as we've mentioned, the cold is is crippling many cities across the us. mchenry, illinois, is one of them, which is wherejennifer hade lives. have you been outside, jennifer? only for like two minutes to let my dog out to do her business. but that is all! my goodness! how at the door cope? i wish i could have got her boots because she will pick up her back leg or front leg to get out of the snow because we are not used to this wind—chill. the snow because we are not used to this wind-chill. what are you doing? i have a feeling... we talk about snow days when something stops but this has been going on for a number of days. my mum works for cook cou nty of days. my mum works for c

amazon rain forest for more than fifty million years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain forest looks like. rush. untamed. bursting with wildlife but maybe not for long because the soil underneath is laced with gold and the human desire for it can turn all of this. into a toxic waste land like this. this is love pomponne in the buffer zone of the top of pot to national reserve it's part of more than one hundred thousand acres of rainforest improved that have been decimated by an illegal gold rush. to investigate techno traveled deep into prove to a region called bodger it did the us the mother of god it's one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet and the source of seventy percent of the illicit gold produced each year in peru on a flight into the area for the gold mines strong look out the window at all but. then. we arrive to. the region's capital in a gold mining. is what. an estimated thirty thousand illegal miners work in modern day that the us chances are you might find some of them here to sell gold or buy equipment i stopped in to on

has been concerned for many years about the state of sudan and he has been trying to bring change. the voice of all the sudanese are really crying for freedom for peace and for justice. no ruler should be in control for thirty years so i'm really calling now for omar al bashir to step down. as a dictator that has been exploiting and oppressing the people for for many years what i'm robert scheer has flooding today hard to meet. it is bush's first overseas trip since protests began last month he morgan has the latest now from costa. what happened is of students from the university of what's in the air here and for the two of them came out early this morning and protested against the president on one of the shia who as he said is not currently in the country but they were very keen and very determined to continue protesting if not for the response to by the probe by the security forces tear gas was once again fired at the students inside the university campus and they were complaining about difficulty breathing something we've heard from protesters who have been demonstrating over th

been put out.ably very tentative if it is happening. it would be a pretty logical thing for uk officials to do. the uk could ask the eu to extend the two—year timetable. it is totally possible if all of the other countries agree. when you speak to eu officials and private, they say that they would probably approve an extension of article 50 if it was because the uk needed a bit more time to lay the groundwork in parliament and to get the legislation in place so that it works. or, if there was a massive sea works. or, if there was a massive sea change in british politics or a massive change of the government's possession going forward. however, it is not on the table now because the uk has not officially asked for road. thank you very much. last year was one of the worst for knife crime — with violent offences in england and wales at their highest since 2011. most people caught carrying a knife are adults. but the latest figures show one in five was under the age of 18. one mother we've spoken to sa

looking at a live pictures as you've been speaking there have been reports that a number of foreign journalists have been detained what can you tell us about that yesterday we learned that four journalists were retained she worked out where for today two of them bill is way that they were venezuelans were. were freed this morning and the chain chalange were deported they're still going to spell out they will be deported they were flying through panamint now there are reports of other general four hundred those there are detained but we have little information about that or their whereabouts or in what capacity they were getting now the journalists that were detained last night were covering and seeing how it looks around the presidential palace and they were detained soon after now what do you make of these russian media reports a president majority is offering to talk to the opposition. well we've seen this before we've seen our president not woodrow open up to talks in the past we've covered at these three open table tops with the opposition in the past five years and these have f

so far, there has been no arrests.now have the description of the potential suspect which has been provided by the local people here. forensics teams searching the carriage this afternoon in the wake of the mud on board the train heading from guildford to london. the victim, a 51—year—old man who died of multiple stab wounds in what an eyewitness described as a vicious fight. his body was finally removed from the scene at horsley station this evening. the victim boarded the train at around 1pm at london road station in guildford along with his 14—year—old son. traumatic look, the victim's son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been an horrific and hugely traumatic event to have witnessed and we are providing him with as much support as possible. the suspect is a black man in his twenties to 30s. he is approximately six feet tall and of slim build, with a bid, believed to be dressed all in black, with white trainers. the train had left guildford at lunchtime, bound for waterloo s

behind the murder has been dealt with we will. start sanctioning those involved with the killing of mr shogi will make a definitive statement that n.b.s. will that it is responsible for it and come up with a series of sanctions. was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second after initial denials the kingdom eventually admitted that saudi agents killed the journalist who criticized the crown prince of saudi leaders say eleven saudis have been indicted while the us government has imposed sanctions on seventeen saudis for their suspected drawled in the murder lindsey graham is an influential u.s. senator who is a member of the foreign relations defense an appropriation committees he's been both an ally and a critic of president donald trump although he's not known for mincing his words but his outspoken stance cannot be confused the deficient u.s. policy he said a little more than a month ago that marvin summer was a wrecking ball and that it was very clear that he was responsible for the murder. and now he's

he has always been quite guarded, the extent of the pain he has been feeling. to hear this massive outpouring of emotion from andy, coming out and saying it's hurting him to put on his shoes and socks. it has affected his daily life and tennis live and there will be a massive void to film with an —— void to fill with andy murray. in the end, he had no choice. but how would you sum up his achievements and his career? some people might look at murray's stats, the three—time grand slam champion and feel a bit underwhelmed but when you look at the kind of context, the era he is playing in, we have three of the greatest athletes of all time playing in men's tennis right now. notjust tennis players but athletes. these guys are the best athletes. these guys are the best athletes were ever going to see. for murray to regularly challenge and get to 11 grand slam finals, lost eight of those to fedor and djokovic. beat federer to win olympic gold in and then won olympic gold in rio in 2016, reach world number one and won the davis cup for britain, ended so much heartbreak

they have been really supportive. they have been really supportive.me. even if i needed to have another side thing, i would volunteer, just to get out of the house. we'll be there for will there be a time when you know you can do this full time? what will be the signal that will tell you you can commit yourself entirely? the signal would tell you you can commit yourself entirely? the signalwould be to tell you you can commit yourself entirely? the signal would be to a point where if i had so many orders that i could not fulfil it myself, at the moment it is a cottage industry but if i got to the point where i needed to take on help or i needed to rent premises, that would be the signal that that is the time to make the switch. you have found other people doing business through instagram, how has that worked for you? i have a big following on instagram andl you? i have a big following on instagram and i have met lots of other people who also run their own small businesses, illustrators and designers, but also a whole support network setup through faceb

welcome back a quick recap the top stories here on al-jazeera these four syrian soldiers have been killed after israel launched airstrikes on iranian targets in syria video posted to social media reports to show missiles intercepted that damascus russia says during those an strikes syrian military adventures destroyed more than thirty cruise missiles and guided bombs. turkish president says he's ready to take up the control of man but he spoke on the phone to president trump about the u.s. withdrawal from northern syria they agreed on the need for and negotiated settlement and joint steps against christ. and polls have closed in the southern philippines for an historic vote on autonomy holding two million people in mindanao region were asked if they back a plan by separatists in the government to create a self administered area known as fox more. now police in athens have used tear gas to prevent angry protesters from getting into greece's polman building tens of thousands of people rallied against a proposed main chains deal with neighboring macedonia johns or office as this report from

do you feel you've been proven right? yes.vernment believe kanter is part of the group that but he believes mr erdogan so you fear that you will be killed? i won't be killed — well, i don't know what would they do, but i know it will be very ugly. we put this to the turkish authorities, but haven't had a response. tfié efizifééfifilfi §§¥§ @ with his parents in turkey, for fear of reprisal. he is worried about even going to the shops here in the us on his own. the new york knicks play here at madison square garden, one of the world's most famous arenas, and the nba wants to take basketball around the world. but it seems going global means getting caught up in other countries‘ problems. kanter admits he feels bad about letting his team—mates down by not travelling to the uk for the match tonight, but believes his cause is bigger than basketball. well, i‘m risking everything. i‘m risking my life, i‘m risking my family, i‘m risking everybody i love around me, to do only one thing — stand up for human rights, stand up for freedom and s

the investor to gabon in paris stopped coup had been d the plotters had been arrested, except for one. >> there is concern in gabon. the president has been out of the country for quite a few months. how do we see that playing out? >> i think there is growing dissatfaction with the situation as far as the president is concerned. the first is that the bongo family have been in power since 1967. it has been the same family running the country for over 50 from 1967 omar bongo to 2009. he was succeeded by his son, who in by a marginal victory 2016. those were marred by a lot of bloodshed and violence. theseis concern that dynasty families can keep control for years and years, and they feel real democracy has been denied. bongoober 28, while ali was in saudi arabia, he suffered a stroke and has been receiving medical care in saudi arabia and then morocco to convalesce. there were rumors about the state he was in and whether or not he was still alive. christmas video. he does not say anything about future policies. he says i will be pleased to be back with you soon. some of the words he says

but only 244 fines have been issued over four years, and only ten of those have been paid.t target the vulnerable. peterborough council banned begging last year, but have not issued a single fine, as they want to give those that beg the opportunity to get off the street first. now they are trying something new. a contactless donation point. you just put your card up to the screen and it will immediately take £3, which goes into a charitable donation. right. we want to make sure the money goes to the right place so we can provide support to get them off the streets, so they don't have to beg in the first place. the money goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiatives. is it actually going to work in stopping people holding their hand out? this is about making inroads. it will still go on, but it's about to what extent. over three months, almost £1000 has been donated through the contactless point. that is helping to fund a new day centre which offers homeless people services. the main aim is to get people off the streets for good. jo taylor, bbc news, pete

ever since then, the police have been searching for the man who carried out what seems to have been at so far to no avail. although they say there have been multiple sightings of a potential suspect. it's really shocking, because around here, you don't hear things about that sort of situation happening. because it is a very quiet area. we are a close community around here, like, pretty much everyone knows everyone. no big news happens, so i think something that tragic is going to shock a lot of people. tonight, the people of this area know there is a murderer on the loose, following a highly unusual killing on a train in broad daylight. now, as you would expect, the police are calling on any eye witnesses to come forward as quickly as possible, evenif come forward as quickly as possible, even if they don't think they've got any useful information, and saying that those who do come forward should contact the british transport police. there are renewed tensions between britain and russia after the arrest in moscow of a joint us—uk national on suspicion of spying. paul whelan‘s family sa

you know it's always been. like see you too much person. is not going to do it again so i put it in my mind i have to be here at this here. time. thinking about it with something just. as much as it can be here next year so once the celebrations were over he posted this picture to his seven million twitter. followers and said good morning others were celebrating his victory tour announcing to their followers that they support the best player on the continent while some of the what came out of egypt given hosting rights for this year's african cup of nations fans in cairo feeling cautious there's some concern about the country being given the continent's biggest football tournament football has suffered since the arab spring in twenty eleven. into. do we truly have the resources needed for the organization was an egyptian i'm very happy and i'm very happy that event like this is taking place the person who she will be the next step to come up with an extent be a positive one be a step that can benefit soccer in egypt all because of the poor

than it would have been otherwise. so that is the worry that a recession going forward the worry is about china it's a worry about growth that's not increasing in china the worry about a downturn in china a worry about a trade war between the u.s. and china that ongoing shutdown in the u.s. if that continues that could be a problem for the u.s. economy the nightmare scenario of course for president trump is the shutdown happens at about a story that downturn even a recession happens in about a year's time of course the key year an election year in the united states that would be a nightmare for a u.s. president who's not here none of his delegation are here they all decided to give double the u.s. view there will be represented secretary of state who was going to come here is instead going to address delegates by video link that coming in a few hours time daryn all right james bays there in dallas james thank you. tom first a break here and i just want to come back blowing off steam we're in china where young people ar

the province of now concept appears to have been hit hardest by the storm. but. only five or six minutes after the storm hit the roof was blown away. dozens of buildings have been damaged power supplies disrupted and streets flooded thousands of people were evacuated ahead of its arrival. follow me there is wind and rain we have children in our family so we hurried here the head of our village urged us to leave as well the tourist destination of coast and other islands nearby suffered no severe damage as the eye of the storm passed farther south than initially forecast. public it's unlikely to have a long term effect on tourism or economic growth in the southern provinces financial losses will stem mainly from the fact that businesses have got to shut for a couple of days already boat ferry and flight services that were suspended on friday have resumed there were fears public could be the worst tropical storm to hit thailand in thirty years that fear hasn't been borne out weakened as it made its way across southern thailand and by saturday morning it had mov