3 to 6 years in prison for the quote interruption of life after the moment of conception mr apple al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us hello adrian forget here in doha the headlines and i was there are people living in manaus largest city applying to pots and pans from windows overnight in protest against the coup medical workers from 30 towns have gone on strike but ousted leader aung san suu kyi remains on house arrest early fall reports now from the angle there's been a whole will people working for the government organizations. join a campaign of civil disobedience so essentially it's a form of strike they are. using to do that what under the military will they were using to work directly for the military and so we've seen that there's a call for it across all governments organizations all civil servants we've seen calls from the youth a young gun youth network which is an activist group that where it's had the most impact and the thing that everyone's talking about the most is in the hospitals there are 17 hospitals and medical clinics that have reportedly signed up to today campai

party will win between 43 and 56 of the 84 seats up for grabs it'll salvatore's congress men as apple al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera in force will have to say many as lawyer as she takes the next step in her legal fight to compete at this year's tokyo and then picks. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from the family back to the most terrible thing in syria just to be. this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship put out for some time as a call to the better to die to continue to be surely to the new culture of. the disappeared of syria on al-jazeera. examining the impact of today's headlines it didn't matter you're rich or poor what your religion is you are battling this and you're staring at it in the face and you're dealing with it setting the. genda for tomorrow's discussions was it a cool unfolding on capitol hill international filmmakers the world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you each and every one of us about a responsibility to change out there is this place for to get out on al-jazeera. or. small pacific

minute apple al-jazeera. u.s. sports news is coming up as the tokyo 2020 olympics open eyes lay out their plan on how to deliver a safe and successful event during a pandemic sonam we'll have that and the rest of the sports shortly. before we get to sports extreme weather which is battered syria's northeastern region leaving thousands of displaced syrians homeless again international aid groups trying to deliver aid. a warning of a catastrophe if they can't. there fled to war sheltering in this camp for the internally displaced in syria's rebels last straw called. the out of the mercy of stalls and flogs. has taken his family to higher ground after the rain storms turned the camp into a muddy quad my. activity gave us a tent which want to be easy to erect and then i can have to bring all our belongings to dishonor site which is quite frankly a hassle in a harsh winter people here are confronting the floods and cold temperatures with makeshift stoves of burning rubbish to stay warm on the ask us of the families are

al-jazeera washington. still ahead on al-jazeera the battle of the internet giant apple's efforts to restrict facebook giving up data from its uses. the nor'easters becoming a bit of the beast it started out daylight hours on sunday looking like this is version state you pick from the midwest to the atlantic coast but new york's forecast of a blizzard on monday turned into a loss of wind but still snowing on tuesday that could end up dropping a record breaking snow in central park for example the noise of winds up during today's into eastern canada and then the cult sweeps in behind so it will be very much like winter and that cold has swept a long way south anyway look at the high temperature in new orleans for example 12 degrees and all this time down the planted coast as big storm system has been lazy really throwing rain at california snow a bit further inland that rain ahead further south across the border again into baja in the next day or so so the east cold and sunny the west increasingly snowy up in the mountains range probably dying out but fairly breezy as well and as the cold leaks out across the

al-jazeera. world's biggest tech giants are facing all your data hangs in the balance facebook and apple at all deserve a new lease on track use it's tuesday but is it really about protecting people's downside could the tech giant conflict force change on the industry this is inside story. i. belong to the program on kim but now we all know social media attracts a loss of what we say and do online you know the drill you google something you've thought about buying and then you're hounded by ads but whatever that thing was seemingly everywhere you look well now 2 of the world's biggest tech giants apple and facebook appear to be going to war of just how much does a tech companies should take and how much say use it's should have apple's new obviates will mean whenever he uses open an app fill be asked whether they want it to be tracked facebook's not happy about it so it's gone on the offensive rolling out pop ups of its own with the same kind of privacy options but spun in a very different way apple says facebook doesn't need so much data facebook says that dot is crucial to ensuring ads of personalize

apples after experiencing engine trouble there are no immediate reports of injuries but some houses have been damaged the f.a.a. said it and the national transport safety board will obviously investigate the incident. with al jazeera live from london still ahead on the program having fi same cannot pushes afghanistan to the brink despite months of talks between the government and the taliban. permanent now argentina loses its health minister a coronavirus vaccination scandal. or whether the slouchy fought a dry crust southeastern parts of australia that we've had some bad and a bad a cloud and right just easing 3 victoria into new south wales still looking a little just just just off the coast of new south wales has some west of weather there into sydney up towards on diet towards the gold coast the dry there for brisbane really wet weather is further north into northern areas of queensland's possibility some localized flooding whether they're around the cape york peninsula right across into the top and those showers should become a little lighter as we go on through monday but they are still there nevertheless meanwhile the shower was tending to retreat away from new south wales are there still a chance of wanted

brenda one apple who is the author of the impeaches the trial of andrew johnson and the dream of a just nation she joins me now by skype from new york many thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera tell tell us what you make of what we've heard so far the evidence that's been presented in the last 6 hours. well i think they have a little it is myself i think it's overwhelming i think it's been. beautifully handled by armed with the combination coming late this afternoon with the stunning . images videos voiceovers that you heard there are there bone chilling books for us. starting with the impeachment manager jamie raskin in going through all of the impeachment managers it was it was just heartening to watch and hear that many of the senators had their whole reading books but by the same time it's the same time it for me makes you feel good. the day we're such care concern deliberation and intelligence were able to mount such a clear statement of what had happened even before the election when donald trump began to suggest that it would be stalled and it's lost and one more thing is that one of the managers actually in 2 different managers at different times asked what was a rea

turn to our guests brenda one apple has a wealth of impeaches the trial of andrew johnson in the dream of a just nation many thanks for speaking to us again on al-jazeera it was interesting what our correspondent alan fisher was saying there about what was happening in the senate the reaction of senators. as those videos the dramatic footage was being played how initially some of the senators had their feet up pops not so interested in what was going on but as they started playing those videos some of them even had tears in their eyes do you think based on what you've seen today in terms of the evidence it's going to be enough to convince the 17 republicans needed to convict donald trump. 17 in this context is a huge number and i was saying earlier that even if you could get 15 to convict which we know is you may that's still not 17 so i think it would be very very difficult but i think there's something to consider here too regardless of the intensity and harrowing nature of what we all saw today and what they experience is that many of those senators must she you know or now or in some way be aware 'd that they were complicit in what has been called