syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction. police want to take us there says that ever happened because they forced us to. but there are people who want to go because he wants a good. other countries they want to cause. it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to convince the bosnian or thirty's to do something about camp in freezing temperatures human rights officials warned people would start dying here without running water or proper heating. but returning to the countries they fled is no option and nor is remaining in bosnia so many will be undeterred by this move trickling back in time and despite allegations of violence by croatian border police wait for the chance to try again to enter the e.u. . al-jazeera. 10 and under the top stories on our jazeera the 1st official impeachment charges against president donald trump have been announced democrats from the house of representatives formally accused him of abusing his power by pressuring

reports now from sarajevo the 1st snow brought new problems to the already problematic country. in the northwestern part of bosnia tents are flooded everything is muddy the cold is an issue all by itself around 600 migrants and refugees in the camp refuse this morning to eat the meal is provided by the local red cross volunteers are doubtful whether the conditions in the camp could be worse the council's commissioner for human rights visited the camp today and she said that it should be closed immediately the problem is that the authorities can't seem to figure out where to put the migrants the previous plans of the central government in sarajevo failed because of the refusal of the designated local communities to have migrant camps within their jurisdiction is the latest plan is to transfer the refugees and migrants to 2 military compounds near to the insoluble although the local communities are reluctant this plan is still to be declined or implemented. now the defamation trial of one of silicon valley's most colorful entrepreneurs is getting underway in a sanjaya scene and mo

and migrants in bosnia are being moved from a makeshift camp to another shelter near the capital sarajevo they've been living without running water or electricity at a former landfill near the northern border with croatia jonah howell reports the conditions are appalling in the biting cold this was no way for already desperate people to be living on the doorstep of europe. the buses brought no comfort the only way they wanted to leave camp was over bowls news northwest border into croatia and the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction this police want to take us there says that ever happened to other states because it will force us to. transfer. but there are people who want to criticize her because she wants a good to other countries they want to cause after russia it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to invents the bosnia north or it is to do something about camp in freezin

syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction this police want to take us there says that ever happened to other states because the evil forces us to. transfer there but there are people who want to disable because she wants a good deal to other countries they want to cause their god but after much. it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to convince the bosnian north orators to do something about the camp in freezing temperatures human rights officials warned people would start dying here without running water or proper heating. but returning to the countries they fled is no option and no risk remaining in bosnia so many will be undeterred by this move trickling back in time and despite allegations of violence by croatian border police wait for the chance to try again to enter the e.u. jonah how al-jazeera. there are 300 saudi arabian military aviation students are being grounded ultrasound the air force shot and killed 3 people last week at a

says just west of sarajevo the bosnian war left its mark here too but the furniture makers are reviving the wood carving craft and creating new prospects bess in exchange is proud of his 2 sons achievements. it started as primitive handcrafting but today we are making modern furniture and of course it changed because every single decade brings new interior design trends so it had to change but i think it changed for the better. the speed limit is this is. the brothers or hannah and adam exchange their blend of modern design and traditional craftsmanship to become far more than an insider's team. and that. to the end of this edition of europe max but before we go just a quick reminder to visit our web site there you can also find the details on how to and so on a draw for exclusive euro backs watch until we meet again from all of us here in l.a. and thanks for watching. the full. personally i'm with a wonderful people and stories that make games so special are you ready. for a true fan this. is the book. 30 minutes on d w. do you know what you used to barbecue your sausages. charcoal of

around 800 migrants from the area have been bussed away to new centres near the capital, sarajevo, includingorrible conditions in vucjak and who are now in the warmth and who have taken the first warm shower, have had the first warm bed for many, many nights. we are happy here. we have electricity and also a clean environment and fresh food. it's thought bosnia's currently home to between 7,000 and 8,000 migrants. it says it can't support them all, and whilst these people have been relocated for the winter, it's expected that once that's passed, they'll be on the move again, once more hoping to make it to europe. rich preston, bbc news. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your thursday sport briefing, where we start with the news that bayern munich have moved through to the european champions league last 16 with a perfect record in group b after a 3—1win over second placed tottenham in germany. in group c, atalanta started the last round of fixtures bottom of the group but their 3—0 win at shakhtar donetsk added to by a gabrie

let's bring in our guests now in sarajevo toby cadman an international human rights lawyer on skype from west jerusalem robbie sable professor of international law at hebrew university and a former legal advisor to israel's foreign ministry and also on skype from chicago ali abu naima co-founder of electronic intifada an independent online news publication focusing on palestine welcome to you all gentlemen thank you for being on inside story toby cadman i'm going to start with you to help us understand some of the legal last aspects here 1st fatou bensouda the chief prosecutor has asked for a ruling on the i.c.c. s territorial jurisdiction a state jurisdiction for the i.c.c. to investigate here thank you yes so 1st of all. the position the prosecutor has to turn to to consider or to seek or rule or patrol chamber all the time. torah limits of the jurisdiction of palestine obviously became a a state party and so the i.c.c. has jurisdiction and a number of groups have filed requests for the prosecutor to to open investigation our group being one of them we have filed several so the questio

around 800 migrants from the area have been bussed away to new centres near the capital, sarajevo, including that were living in horrible conditions in vucjak and who are now in the warmth and who have taken the first warm shower, have had the first warm bed for many, many nights. we are happy here. we have electricity and also a clean environment and fresh food. it's thought bosnia's currently home to between 7,000 and 8,000 migrants. it says it can't support them all, and whilst these people have been relocated for the winter, it's expected that once that's passed, they'll be on the move again, once more hoping to make it to europe. rich preston, bbc news. the environmental campaigner greta thunberg has called on world leaders at a un summit to stop making excuses to avoid taking action on climate change. her speech coincided wirth her being named time magazine's person of the year. here's our ecience editor, david shukman. to ms greta thunberg. applause a global celebrity at the age of 16, greta thunberg was here to energise the talks, not with emotion, but instead with a calm reminder to

around 800 migrants from the area have been bussed away to new centres near the capital, sarajevo, includingwere living in horrible conditions in vucjak and who have now taken the first warm shower, the first warm bed for many, many nights. we are happy here. it is a clean environment and fresh food. nights. we are happy here. it is a clean environment and fresh foodm is thought bosnia's currently home to between 7008 thousand migrants. it says it can't support them all, and while these people have been relocated for the winter, it is expected that once that has passed, they will be on the move again, once more hoping to make it to europe. richard preston, bbc news. the socialist party fell far short ofa the socialist party fell far short of a majority in parliament in inconclusive elections in april and november. days after the november election, mr sanchez announced a pa ct election, mr sanchez announced a pact with the left—wing party. the environmental campaigner greta thunberg has called on world leaders at a un summit to stop making excuses to avoid taking action on climate change. her

or are we have agreed to use the army barracks outside sarajevo as a new place where the migrants i think within the next 20 days to a month at this location will receive its 1st migrants our priority is to move all these migrants into the barracks many here are hoping for change before the winter conditions get worse gauge al-jazeera. extreme weather and an economic crisis have left nearly half of zimbabwe's population facing severe hunger the u.n. is warning that the country is on the brink of starvation with women and children the hardest hit to play into more than double the number of people it helps to more than 4000000 but as many as 7000000 are in need of aid a situation is only expected to get worse with little rain expected before the april harvest. at least 2 people have been killed in the philippines by a devastating typhoon that forced nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people from their homes typhon community has flooded villages tall roofs from buildings and severely damaged an airport is the 20th storm to hit the country this year from a province in the central philippines to ma

refugees and migrants are being taken to what the government says is a better city the capital of sarajevo has emerged has been following developments near the cat authorities in bosnia are relegated migrants and refugees from the makeshift camps in northwestern bosnia we're still not sure whether there are migrants and refugees left in the camp because authorities do not plats journalists get in saw it's nearly 600 margarets and refugees have been living there for 6 months conditions were very harsh they were sleeping on there are tents without running water or electricity in spite of that many migrants were reluctant to leave the place since it is only 8 kilometers away from the creation border and they are trying to cross to get to the european union the game how they were affair to cross the border is far from easy many migrants alledge they were beaten by the creation police and police such gleams currently there are nearly $7000.00 margarets and right in bosnia problems are many the border police claim that they lack the capacity to curb migrant flows and currently all camps are full

the mountains, he had to go over a dangerous mountain road with his negotiating team to get into sarajevo. one of the vehicles went over the side and three american diplomats were killed. we have time for me to finish the story lacks holbrook begins his book which is a very fine book on ending the war in bosnia with this story. it turned out he had embellished his own role considerably and left out the real hero of the action was a totally obscure american army officer named lieutenant colonel who was the one who rescued and saved the diplomats who survived. and it's such a disgraceful stealing the bravery of the kernel for himself but in the book i told the story twice, once in the sort of grandiose terms of holbrook and general wesley clark who was also there that day and the second time in great detail through the reporting i did and the account of the kernel and it just shows that usually history is written by great men. they write their autobiographies and often they are full of fabrications and embellishments and distortions that almost normal. it's something to be expected. and it

am about to go out again and would in fact be on the ground leading the first marines to go into sarajevo at the end of the bosnian war, i had never laid eyes on that document. so i strongly recommend you take some time and think about your oath of office. it is not just a ceremony. it is the commitment of your very life in the end, to what we are all about. when you put the remains of your troops onto those aircraft to send them home, i hope to god mannere lived up to the to have given the orders that resulted in that moment. i have 561 troops killed under my command in afghanistan. which, was letters to all the families and children. 5400 wounded. many of them amputees. then the unseen wounds of those who would go home and never be the same. day without a thinking about some of those troops, whether in iraq or afghanistan and i hope you will not pass a day now without thinking about that responsibility as you face it for the future. this is my final point, which makes us unique as a people in the world. there are lots of folks who join the military because they have a desire to kill or

we have agreed to use the army barracks outside sarajevo as a new place for the migrants i think within the next 20 days to a month that this location will receive its 1st migrants our priority is. to move all these migrants into the barracks many here are hoping for a change before the winter conditions get worse gauge al-jazeera. the defamation trial of one of silicon valley's most colorful entrepreneurs underway in los angeles. is being sued for $75000.00 in damages by a british diver who helped rescue a group of boys in a flooded cave in thailand in 2018 musk sent a robot submarine in an effort to help but vernon unsworth said it was useless and a publicity stunt in response musk called paedo guy on twitter rob reynolds has the latest from the court. well iran mosque has arrived he came here about an hour ago and camera people here staked out in front of the court caught him arriving walking inside going through the stringent security measures before entering the courtroom he's now on the stand he's been testifying about his twitter account the size of his following in sort of the n