thank you very much and that was prime minister all the from nepal telling us about nepal making it all to the world stage and it's back to you amrita thank you very much as you do well and thank you also the primeness for talking to us on did we let you go now thanks very much for that. that is down from the footboard was a plane carrying a new cardiff city signing emiliano is missing according to media reports in britain and in france the twenty eight year old argentine became the premier league sides of record transfer last week when he left the french club known to police sources say that there is an ongoing search for a private plane were disappear from the radar over the english channel last night or route from non to cardiff solid didn't show up for tuesday's training session at cardiff and the club fears he was on board. joining me now from the debbie sports desk is chris having to guess what can you tell us about this developing story any new details well just tracing his last known steps. he sayd is record contract with cardiff city in cardiff one saturday we know he definitel

to pakistan it's still going but it's courses gone further east now and the cloud that showing in nepal in northern india is its license latest manifestation so it brought rain and these are the figures it it not that great forty two minutes is for example fifty one dead at dawn but compared with the average yes it should be a dry time of year so we're talking about something like two hundred percent of what you might expect for example in new delhi now of course this is an unusual feature but that's just a bit of rain hasn't really affected anybody at all up in the hills it's fallen past snow which has been or rather nicely taken care of if you don't see snow very often then this is quite enjoyable shimmers a place in point and here's the enjoyment if i can get my graphics to show it you marner something pressing the button quite a lot but here we go this is the amount of snow that fell in shimla and you might say well that's are you should be yes even this is more than is normal for a january in shimmer by about ten sent to beaches that was much be enjoyed and we have not seen the las

cloudiness significant showers now they produce a lot of rain and stuff in the far north and downs for nepal the showers and cells that are showing as far south as the dish even under pradesh over the next couple of days you don't expect very much rain if any places at this time of the year but that is the current condition in the arabian peninsula for the next two days despite the cloud the weather is fairly settled the winds turned around to a southerly which means temperatures are rising throughout saudi bahrain and qatar twenty seven in die hard it is quite murky hazy is full of fine dust north of this is not quite so banal yes the picture looks fine on saturday but look what's brewing in the eastern med that's producing yet more heavy rain for turkey which will sweep across with another winter storm throughout the levant sitting there in iraq for both rain and snow on sunday. on line. to the answer for them not to join us on saturday all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue talking about a legal front you have seen what it can do to somebody people a

recently we've seen significant snow run up through northern pakistan northern india and then across into nepal but of course the air is colder and so the sun's reasonably short term you get some pretty big shout developing and usually in the northeast of india. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. if you could afford four hundred people why you're here to be. saved you don't get paid i call get fed up because if it everybody. al-jazeera selects. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour sudan's president omar al bashir has held a meeting with capitalism in a shift i mean been omid out that he and. his visit to the gulf state comes during the longest anti-government protests of his time in office saddam's king as they should a royal decree endorsing the first general election since the twenty fourteen minute trip elections will be held on march twenty fourth voting has been delayed several times by the military which has clamped down on dissent and from speech. on turkish president russia typo to on

they're completely off the power grid which is a problem for residents and the tourism industry so nepal could provide a solution but until now less than ten percent of an interest in egypt has been provided by the sustainable resource however there are now plans in place to build the world's largest solar plant in egypt though this still a long way to go in the meantime to fill the gap smaller supplies are setting up a raise and localised grids let's take a look at the. lawn is a remote fishing village on the red sea and it's not on the national grid. until recently the only electricity here came from diesel generators. now a solar powered local grid provides electricity of around the clock. enabling fishermen to store their catch safely. when we caught fish we used to take them either eleven kilometers south to her or sixteen kilometers north to busan. it was quite a long drive and the fish would sometimes go bad and start to smell. now that we have electricity around the clock we have a freezer people come to us to buy fish and we save on time and travel costs. one hundred kilometers

will gradually edges way eastwards as we head through the day and choose day so for more of this in nepal we'll see that system work its way across us further south looking fine and dry but we are seeing some cloud in the fossil been tip of india and across sri lanka and across parts of sri lanka that will be giving us some rather heavy downpours here in doha it's turned cold now and it's going to stay that way as we head through the next few days so maximum temperature getting to around twenty two and still dropping down to around thirteen at night that's in the city elsewhere we are getting down to around eight that cold air is also working down towards the. the. shadowy financial operations are propping up north korea's economy hampering the elite and fueling the nation's missile and push its. one on one east investigates north korea's secret money on al-jazeera. again and reminds her of the top stories on al-jazeera fifty two al shabaab feiss have been killed in a u.s. air strike on somalia the strike was launched off the al-shabaab atop the somali army base on saturday. police in ath

snow as well that system is only slowly edging its way eastward so see more of it affecting parts of nepal as we head through the day on wednesday heavy snow still to be seen out of this and only eventually on thursday where things begin to dry up here and then things will be a lot brighter. there with sponsored by qatar and race. you know that corruption has reached a level like ever before in our country. count saeeda. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else. for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera. or do you want yards or a reminder. top stories just venezuela's president nicolas maduro says he's ordered every version of diplomatic relations with the united states that's in response to vice president mike pence declaring support for opposition leader point tried to do is calling on venezuelans to protest on wednesday. the wife of an anti-government activists arrested in sudan has told al-jazeera she's had no word on her husband's whereabouts sudanese american one was detained six days ag

different countries it ranges resell sudan to sudan nicaragua honduras el salvador somalia yemen haiti nepal syria and basically the president came out and said even though many of these people have been in the country for decades he said yeah i'm getting rid of it no longer get to stay in this country you're going to be a legal after certain of the time again the judiciary the third co-equal branch of government came in and said no mr president you can't do that so there's a halt on that as well so again these are programs the democrats want to see permanently fixed but they're less hurried to fix them because the judiciary has basically said no you can't do any of those things this is the president who has really refused to budge on any of these issues trying to get out of the political box that he has put himself in and not to mention the democrats that already rejected some of the ideas that we think are going to be announced in the speech or what about their plans are they because they sound like they will have been coming up with some idea of how to end the shutdown they have and they

way towards the poor so this time it's going to be parts of particularly the northwestern parts in nepal where we see some of the worst winter weather as we head through the following days. the weather sponsored by cats are always. russian filmmaker under a neck or soft continues his journey across his homeland to discover what life was like under putin during his travels he meets christians and muslims patriots and separatists i told him to go all closing the southeast with. when i arrive and offer something completely different some long to leave russia but for others a russian passport means hope and the challenge of happens in search of putin's russia on al-jazeera. right out of a mosque examining the headline with again with the fractious issue of palestine and israel and the us newsweek setting the discussions what makes them different as far as you're concerned sharing personal stories with a global audience nobody feel safe explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera. and watching out just the right

to take to heart the exact nepal that jamal khashoggi live both in his tenure as a journalist in saudi arabia and in his time here in the united states where not only did he work with the "washington post" but lived in virginia. so we honor his memory. 100 days ago from the disappearance we should all commit to the notion that as much as possible never again. it's my honor to bring forward someone who lives this, works this throughout his career. someone i have had the honor of knowing for multiple decades who in his current duty as publisher of the "washington post" makes sure that we have that news in a free and open and complete way, my friend fred ryan. fred? [ applause ] >> thank you, senator warner and to chairman schiff, co-chair chabot. on behalf of the "washington post," appreciate the opportunity to be part of this special tribute today jamal's death has touched "washington post" colleagues deeply yet this story isn't about the murder of one innocent journalist. jamal's killing is part of an escalating attack against press freedom being waged by tyrants around the world. and

this breakthrough in recruitment fees is the reality for work coming in to cats all from a country nepalor bangladesh in the year twenty is a very different reality. the coming in five years ago or more than five years. i do you still feel that there is a lot more to do to make it the life that it needs to be for one of those workers the situation leads not perfect the one thing that we as far as we as a supreme committee in relation to our work as we can only guarantee that there will always be continuous improvement everything we have done to date is really to try to address the issues that we have seen working with colleagues and partners such as b.w.i. an impact and others but the situation is not perfect it's certainly a lot better today than it was yesterday and will continue to improve that's the commitment that we have made we continue to make so for us in terms of our standards in terms of what we've been able to apply we can certainly say yes the situation for our workers is absolutely better today than it was yesterday seventeen time grand slam champion rafael nadal has powere

addition to those from central america from africa, pakistan, yemen, afghanistan, india, bangladesh, nepal more is a national emergency, then you're out and out crazy. the president has been sitting in the oval office since christmas eve. he's ready. if the democrats aren't coming to the table, the time to declare a national emergency is now. and that's my open. if you like my opening statements, you'll love my new book, new york times number one bestseller "liars, leakers and liberals: the case against the anti-trump conspiracy." and joining me now by phone, the president of the united states, donald trump. good evening, mr. president. >> hi, jeanine. judge: thank you so much for joining us tonight. is there an emergency at the southern border? should we not now use the emergency funds and the powers that you have in your possession? >> so we have a humanitarian crisis, to put it mildly. people are trying to get in by the tens of thousands. they're rushing the border, there's right now in honduras -- a country we pay a lot of money to, i think foolishly because they don't help us, but rig

well that system is only slowly edging its way eastward so we'll see more of it affecting parts of nepal as we head through the day on wednesday heavy snow still to be seen out of this and only eventually on thursday will things begin to dry up here and then things will be a lot brighter. there with sponsored by qatar airways. i mean every new cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's damage from. the ice to the well it's generally that's right out of a hamas group that calls for the in aisle asian of israel that is not what that phrase joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focus on how they were told on the stories that matter the most in better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. when the news breaks a few minutes ago we were able to hear a huge explosion fifty people are still missing when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told we need to invest in development in the ten best in making sure that people are not left behind al jazeera has teams on the ground join us for this historic step in american p

will gradually edges way eastwards as we head through the day and choose day so for more of this in nepal we'll see that system work its way across us further south looking fine and dry but we are seeing some plaid in the fossil been tip of india and across sri lanka and across parts of sri lanka that will be giving us some rather heavy downpours right here in doha it's turned cold now and it's going to stay that way as we head through the next few days so maximum temperature getting to around twenty two and still dropping down to around thirteen at night that's in the city elsewhere we are getting down to around eight that cold air is also working down towards the. every weekly news going to see a recent breaking story and then of course there's donald trump. the ice into the clouds channelise that's right out of a hamas group that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means i believe. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they recruit on a story that matter the most embarrassing a free palestine listening post on al-jazeera. and watching are just z

why well no the new president of venezuela said that in order for these to move forward in nepal. the way he needs the support of the people their support of the international community and the support of they armed forces he has the support of the people we saw that yesterday he has this report of the international community there are numbers as you said bunch of countries more than fifty countries now do not alone no longer recognized in the grass model as their legitimate president as well but during of mice of long ago as the president of venezuela so he has the people he has the international community and he said the third leg of these the third pillar of this thing has to be the armed forces and we don't know yet where they are forces what would they do when we look at the case of venezuela perhaps it's not like every other country because of the oil that makes it strategically important but makes it important in geopolitics all you want to it's this will become a battle between the red the west and say russia and china and some of the rubble absolutely that is one of my wo

breakthrough in recruitment fees is the reality for work coming in to cats all from a country like nepalor bangladesh in the year twenty nineteen is a very different reality so the coming in five years ago or more than five years ago i do you still feel that there is a lot more to do to make it the life that it needs to be for one of those workers the situation leads not perfect the one thing that we as far as we as a supreme committee in relation to our workers we can only guarantee that there will always be continuous improvement everything we have done to date is really to try to address the issues that we have seen working with colleagues and partners such as b.w.i. an impact on others but the situation is not perfect it's certainly a lot better today than it was yesterday i will continue to improve that's the commitment that we have made we continue to make so for us in terms of our standards in terms of what we've been able to apply we can certainly say yes the situation for our workers is absolutely better today than it was yesterday. all right let's switch gears to skiing there's

fighting malaria in uganda and helping farmers in nepal feed their families and their communities as kimberly had noted. at the time of its creation peace corps presented a model for overseas service and global engagement that was so unprecedented that many said it will never work. it can't be done. i actually read some of the letters from the archives of the hill who said it cannot be done. and sarge shriver writing back saying, yes it can and we will do it. the volunteers can serve the country in the cause of peace by living and working in other countries and it struck a chord. as i think many of you know it was october 14, 2:00 in the morning on the steps of the student union of the university of michigan that then senator kennedy, tired, just wanting to go to bed, found out that there were at least 5,000 students and he better say something. at 2:00 in the morning he spoke for about two minutes. in those two minutes he introduced the idea of peace corps. little did he know that the next morning signatures began. in the next three days there were over 10,000 signatures from univer

we have seen countries like myanmar and nepal and pakistan pushing back.ern about the indebtedness of some of these projects and what it leads to. there is a view that china is going to start re-looking at this whole initiative. they have a summit coming up in april of this year. if it can inject some transparency, maybe the belt and road initiative's could be revised and proved to be a better project than it currently is. certainly another challenge for china. >> challenge indeed. america's top chief has undercut president trump's view that kim jong-un is committed to a denuclearization. the nationalof intelligence tells congress he doubts north korea plans to its nuclear program. steve engle is following the developments. how much does this contrasts with the presidents assessment? it has been seen as overly optimistic or positive. >> there's always caret and andk -- carrot stick. president trump wants to coax kim jong-un that to the table. it is up to the intelligence community to provide the intelligence needed to come into with theotiations accurate i

bangladesh nepal saudi arabia. >> latin america. >> where is most growth right now. >> mobile financeat are you seeing in terms of implications as a result when people get that power in their pocket. >> it is -- it is is funny you mentioned this i have this thing reaction this morning, from some panels i was on this morning, heads of state said how come we never heard about this why haven't you come to us we could help you also maybe regulation, with government grants, et cetera. so you now see governments want to actually get people on to the digital super highway maybe no idea didn't really will have that how to do it i think working with governments is actually another venue that would be exploring. >> my thanks joining us coming up uis about russia relations, the story is incredible, plus earnings alert big companies reporting this morning break down numbers tell you how impacting market expecting a big rally the start 6 trading this morning, first a special update from the tennis channel. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court report fox business i am andrew. the first c

we've got nepal, india, afghanistan, pakistan, i could go through the countries there.pplause] no, no. mom, i wasn't anywhere near that brian: your mom is watching. judge, there is somebody, i know you have a conversation with the president, is there somebody on the left you think the president can deal with, if he can't deal with nancy pelosi to break this? >> well i don't know who the powerhouses are in the democratic party right now. there is a bunch of loons on the left, i don't even know what planet they're from, all right? there are democrats said we need a wall, a steel slat barrier. make no mistake, the president has bent on this. he went from 35 billion to five billion. now we have money for humanitarian causes, detention beds, technology. we have all that stuff. by the way they all wanted it when obama was in. give me a break. this is about stopping the president. this is not about governing. this is not about taking care of us. it is about, having a hissy fit because they don't like the people elected donald trump. steve: judge, we'll get on up, go over to th