we didn't leave aleppo we had to escape from aleppo from the regime the bloodbath and the destructionat the beginning we just wanted to deliver a message now that we have an audience people always ask us for more. the group says much of syria's creative talent is now scattered some of been killed some opted for living under the regime while others are living in other countries this still romanticize about the message of the revolution and see it was only about freedom they have hope they will return home some time. these days that's all they dream about. now is andy with a sport thank you so much lauren a whole striking in britain has been plunged into crisis and outbreak of equity has forced all events to be cancelled there and so at least next wednesday i'm haywood reports. they should be getting ready to compete but no one's quite sure when the next race will be u.k. racing is in lockdown after an outbreak of flu at his base in the english midlands is trying to ensure the horses he trains remain by were spree. down. anybody any i was side people including the owners so they explain

these patrols in the aleppo countryside on the border where the syrian democratic forces in place now in recent weeks there have been clashes like clashes between the free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces that's been a real concern so both the turkish and the russian authorities and that's why these patrols in place but a very interesting lee and of the russian news agency tells it sent out a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of miami beach in the syrian province of aleppo they don't mention the fact that the turks are also as well now like they say these are to try and prevent free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces from clashing clearly a consensus by the russians. what more do we know about the eisel fighters sort of have been captured by the syrian democratic forces. well captured is a very strong word sees what we're hearing from some sources on the ground when it comes to the fight against isis. village which is the last remaining place is that two hundred and forty one. have given themselves

we didn't leave aleppo we had to escape from aleppo from the regime the bloodbath and the destruction at the beginning we just wanted to deliver a message now that we have an audience people always ask us for more. the group says much of serious creative talent is now scattered some of been killed some opted for living under the regime while others are living in other countries. this didn't romanticize about the message of the revolution and see it was only about freedom they have hope they will return home some time. these days that's all they dream about. the berlin international film festival festival is underway dozens of films will be screened during the several of them vying for the top prize the golden bear this year many a directed by women. is that. a burly name braces the film festivals as our leaders saying to the man who's stepping down after eighteen years in charge the stars were out for the opening movie the kindness of strangers its danish director lola scale figure is one of seven women who have a film in competition hoping to win the famous golden bear and the actres

the joint russian and take his birth troels began on thursday now there have been clashes in the aleppo countryside between the free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces and that's why these patrols have been put in place with the russians and the tanks are very interesting late the russian news agency tells doesn't mention the fact that the turks are involved in these patrols and said it released a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of monday's in the syrian province of aleppo now whilst all of that is going on the battle against eisel by syrian democratic forces in the village of old rules still continues now we are hearing reports from pro syrian democratic forces media that some two hundred forty one i still find says have given themselves up to syrian democratic forces now what happens next is those fighters will be taken to a specific prison for myself i says they've given themselves up but they're all women and children amongst this number as well we don't know how many they are taken to a separate camp for

which links syria with neighboring countries and design the holder reports reclaiming the damascus aleppo highway seems to be the objective of. attacks are in terms of fire and they are indiscriminate civilians are the majority of the casualties in. the southern countryside is an active frontline the. towns are now battlegrounds. they are being targeted by syrian government forces and their allies the northwestern province is supposed to be a deescalation zone and a turkish russian guaranteed ceasefire should be in place. was going to say that the killings this is something that god the states must stop this is. just not great you. are getting the. government artillery fire has specifically been targeting two major towns and moderate noman further north they fall along a strategic highway five that connects the provincial capitals of how much it looked in aleppo before the war it was a major trade route and the main access road to the north although there's not the whole of a circle on the syrian government and russia want to control that until a national highway which was through country

we didn't leave aleppo we had to escape from aleppo from the regime the bloodbath and the destruction at the beginning we just wanted to deliver a message now that we have an audience people always ask us for more. the group says much of syria's creative talent is now scattered some of been killed some opted for living under the regime while others are living in other countries. this didn't romanticize about the message of the revolution in theory it was only about freedom. of hope they will return home some time. these days that's all they dream about. it's good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in the headlines and i was here at the u.s. envoy to venezuela says that the time for dialogue with president nicolas maduro is over washington wants him to leave the country and to hand over power to a transitional government trucks with aid and supplies from the u.s. have arrived at the border in colombia but it's not clear when they'll be allowed to enter venezuela president duros launched a petition demanding that the us stay out of that as well as affairs speaking at a rally in ca

with hundreds of interviews with civilians not only in east aleppo but also nice and good to i myself have a number of interviews and testimonies that i gathered from civilians particularly in east aleppo but also in eastern greater who spoke to me of the white home it's abducting children using them for staging various chemical attacks chlorine gas attacks and also taking them to centers for organ extraction well we go. here over. you know there was evidence heard the un doesn't take him but i should all know that but surely the british government should not be still funding and organization that is the key of crimes against humanity and against the syrian civilians it should be carrying out or in at least enabling a public inquiry or an independent investigation into this organization you say the footage was staged really do more chemical attack alleged chemical attack a bomb which britain went to war with syria and bomb syria what do you make of just one it is just one b.b.c. producer the b.b.c. was quick to say this is its own views that the footage was fake the idea that the foot

we didn't leave aleppo we had to escape from aleppo from the regime the bloodbath and the destructionat the beginning we just wanted to deliver a message now that we have an audience people always ask us for more. the group says much of syria's creative talent is now scattered some of been killed some opted for living under the regime while others are living in other countries and this did romanticize about the message of the revolution and see it was only about freedom they have hope they will return home some time. these days that's all they dream about. job with al-jazeera. you can read about the ongoing crisis in venezuela and much more on our web site the address al-jazeera dot com. well that's it for me. but i'll be back in just a minute with more new. cards for. take the worst possible material eurabia ground into dust comparable to flour and make up the lava and put it into a place where people live there is a cause. as well and so many people are thinking this is the silent he. doesn't make you feel nice you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous amount of mental di

think it's not the whole country that is in ruins parts of destroyed especially the big cities like aleppo for for example and if it goes to rebuilding it's important to have to to look for one particular building how it looked like and how it changed and which information is important for for for to rebuild this building but in general it's the work of the syrians they have to do it we can only give it give some information from the background. at the moment it looks like president bashar al assad is firmly in power and that he's not going anywhere and how does the political aspect of reconstructing syria. what does it mean for you do you have to be careful in the work you're. no because really i work in and in germany and nobody. caring about things like that but we have at the moment no official contacts with the contacts we have on the person the level two to the people who are working in the field in syria most of the really personal contacts the architects and engineers and others architects and engineers in syria they haven't had any problems with what the government with the syrian

one of its arms pictures also tells a sad story the great mosque of aleppo and twenty eleven and this is how it looks today at that time i couldn't imagine that this this is good for a man or it will be destroyed after two heaves of their the picture. so it was very difficult to imagine what would happen for the country and also for the people of. the project has been running for six years now the result is the most comprehensive syrian archive outside of the country documents which help preserve the memory of these cultural sites and more. it comes with the move this day it is of course particularly important that we lay the groundwork for the country's reconstruction which hopefully will get underway some time in the future when the country finds peace again and circumstances change something that we all hope for. then we can offer specific data on individual sites and share it it's an exhibition which shows what syria used to look like and perhaps how it could look again in the future photography exam has shot and his team hope their work will someday help achieve that goal. and fo

aleppo from the terrorists an extremist group occupation humanitarian corridors where i was there in the past in the republic when the french police shut down all access to the plaster public they saturated the plus with tear gas they are now using c m three gas i am six gas which is much more potent there is no over four hundred fifty one infractions reported against the french police and that includes one hundred ninety five injuries to the had by the l b d forty which is flexible launch on. nineteen sorry twenty blinding loss of i people being shot and they are five hands being torn off including sebastien my head two weeks ago well i mean the european court of human rights is that. use these lethal weapons like we have yet to hear what the new curfew rules or the legislation they maybe bring in against protests in front over here. we don't really get. broaches of rugs it is about all the e.u. and the united states trying to. develop where we are because of what moore is doing to his people but this is the insanity is that the interior ministry in france has as you said. sanctione

an apartment building has collapsed in the syrian city of aleppo killing eleven people including four children the five story block had already been damaged during the war one child was pulled alive from the rubble by rescue teams many of the buildings being used in the city are on the brink of collapse a vigil has been held outside egypt's embassy in london for an italian student murdered in cairo in two thousand and sixteen julio regina who went missing and was later found dead is showing signs of torture in november talian prosecutors said they wanted to investigate five members of the egyptian security services over the killing but they say egypt has not been cooperating with their inquiry the barber has more from outside the egyptian embassy in london this event was called by different groups of amnesty international but it's also been attended by personal friends and former colleagues of julio ritually and in their speeches they've not only called for the egyptian authorities to fully cooperate in an investigation into his killing but they've mentioned what they call all the oth

which links syria with neighboring countries and is in a hole the reports reclaiming the damascus aleppo highway seems to be the objective . attacks are intensifying and they are indiscriminate civilians are the majority of the casualties in. the southern countryside of it live is an active frontline. towns are now battlegrounds. they're being targeted by syrian government forces and their allies the northwestern province is supposed to be a deescalation zone and a turkish russian guaranteed ceasefire should be in place. was going to say that the killing this is. going to states must stop this is. just not great you. are getting the. government artillery fire has specifically been targeting two major towns and moderate noman further north they fall along a strategic highway five that connects the provincial capitals of how much it looked in aleppo before the war it was a major trade route and the main access road to the north well there's not a whole of a circle on the syrian government and russia want to control that until a national highway which was through country one this road is ve

in immediately so we've got a day of fine looking where the low twenty's beirut little bit less in aleppo same sort of story across iraq i was surprised to see a shower but if you watch the development between monday and tuesday that storm winds up it comes from libya comes across to cyprus southern turkey northern syria as you can see snow for turkey itself and it looks stormy so i think on shore winds will be quite nasty from lebanon lebanese coast northwards which induces is suddenly ahead of it that usually means it's going to be dusty as long as the ground is drawn is fairly dry now that before we get to that we've got a northerly and the southerly is here as in western society but as you know that wind just slowly east was attempts to rise in riyadh to twenty nine degrees but i think we're looking at dry weather if it little dusty. we still potential big showers an eastern side of south africa there's the last one went straight into sudden mozambique but you know stick section that proves the rule for most places far cape town is twenty three will take a bit of a dip as the wind str

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withdraws al-jazeera sources say the joint russian and turkish patrols have already begun in the aleppo countryside. i. would say whom is supporting us today agree how to secure the fine to dance coalition need middle of the province to achieve ceasefire but it doesn't mean you get to shoot with the presence of the town of a terrorist groups that's why i proposed to concede a specific practical steps which russia turkey and iran could jointly undertaken for the complete destruction of the terrorists that its parliament has overwhelmingly approved constitutional changes removing term limits or president of shell fatah el-sisi until twenty thirty four the changes still have to go through several stages of approval before being put to a national referendum to stand out in two thousand and twenty two when his second four year term and the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to end american military support for the saudi war in yemen president donald trump says he'll veto the legislation if senators approve it but actually the world's largest passenger jet is set to end to

center on the pacific island of now roo an apartment building has collapsed in the syrian city of aleppo killing eleven people including four children a five story block was damaged during the years of war people in el salvador will vote in a presidential election later on sunday that's the parties that have ruled the country for decades could lose their grip. young outside a small third party officials have delivered boxes of electoral material to votes in places observers from the e.u. are on hands to ensure everything goes smoothly here is take gov ralph northam has changed his story about a photo that's causing racism scandal over them says he's not in the photo twenty four hours after apologizing for where in the ku klux klan costume a photo taken in one thousand nine hundred four has provoked increasing calls for the resignation of the democrats from virginia. your headlines rewind is next. in line. to the answer for them. to join us on c.n.n. all of us have been calling it in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about illegal friend you have seen what it can

its withdrawal meanwhile al-jazeera sources say joint turkish and russian for trolls have begun in aleppo but the u.s. says it's seeking a new era of cooperation to confront threats in the middle east secretary of state mike pompei a was speaking at a u.s. led meeting to discuss the region's future he listed iran is one of the challenges tehran was not invited to the event being hosted by poland venezuela's opposition controlled congress has its sights on the country's all important oil revenue opposition leader one point zero has named the new board of directors for the state oil company and its u.s. subsidiary the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela's oil industry last month president nicolas maduro described those sanctions as criminal and he's urging the world to stand in solidarity with his country against threats from the u.s. . but assume again today the president of the united states is threatened granted with a military invasion i am asking the whole world homelands of the world for their solidarity. world's largest passenger jet is having its life cut short airbus is ending prod

they fall along a strategic highway five that connects the provincial capitals of hama it lived in aleppo before the war it was a major trade route and the main access road to the north although there's not a whole of a circle on the syrian government and russia want to control that until a national highway which was through country one this road is very important for the government to revive international trade specially after they took control of the jordan border and the crossing there are still at the. reopening of m five along with the m four another highway that also runs it lib was supposed to have happened by the end of last year it was part of the september ceasefire deal between russia and turkey that prevented a wide scale assault by the government since then. a group many of the international community consider linked to al qaida took control of much of it libya from turkey backed opposition fighters russia is calling on target to fulfill its commitments which includes disarming and removing so-called radical fighters from a demilitarized zone that rings the province moscow is

first time they hit the mosque which stopped being a mosque packed with people the incident near aleppo springs to mind yes the coalition takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously investigates for months or years writes an apology note when everyone's forgotten and moved on almost always the terrorists fault yes the u.s. is fighting terrorists in syria but it was never invited to it invited itself then to be able to say good job boys we beat isis it should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate . but i want to wait for the official word and i want to say too early we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten them badly now we've won time to give our brave warriors in syria a warm welcome home come back if we have to we have very fast airplanes we have very good cargo planes we can come back very quickly they just can't seem to make their minds up first a withdrawal from syria then they don't isis is beaten but then it isn't always another village to bomb another mosque the d.m. mosque always anothe

an apartment building has collapsed in the syrian city of aleppo killing eleven people including four children five storey block had already been damaged during the war one child was pulled alive from the rubble and archaeologists in egypt have discovered more than forty mummies south of the capital cairo they included twelve children and six animals researchers believe they were from a wealthy family that lived around the third century b.c. those are headlines now back to hard earned. or maybe it's time for our program a cigarette. and another one. this party was not going to go this year i was cited i was going to have this party because i couldn't afford to have this party. the whole christmas that stocks are going to fill. i don't think you need one and yes you do know you don't still. we don't have filters so just. how much fish are truly. coolies my christmas parties you're not like this are they like a little off or you're not here the sort of late so you don't know you come in when i put my face on what. good to see. you know what i've never been and the struggle that i'm in t

an apartment building has collapsed in the syrian city of aleppo killing eleven people including four children their five storey brother was damaged during years of war one child was pulled out alive by rescue teams many other buildings around the city are also on the brink of collapse politicians in egypt are planning to push for major changes to the constitution including the creation of a second chamber of parliament in the appointment of one or war deputy president their request follows some citizens demanding changes to presidential term limits algeria is eighty two year old president is expected to seek reelection the ruling coalition has named abdelaziz bouteflika as its candidate for april's fold for the leader has yet to officially confirm if he'll run for a fifth term has been in power since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine he was partially paralyzed from a stroke six years ago and is rarely seen in public and the last four child refugees held in an australian run detention center on the pacific island of now will be resettled in the united states those are the headline

first time they hit the mosque which stopped being a mosque packed with people the incident near aleppo springs to mind yes the coalition takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously investigates for months or years writes an apology note when everyone's forgotten and moved on almost always the terrorists fault yes the u.s. is fighting terrorists in syria but it was never invited to it invited itself then to be able to say good job boys we beat isis it should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate . but i want to wait for the official word and i want to say too early we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten them badly now we've won you could in that vacuum see a resurgence of isis see a resurgent you know they're winning out we'll come back if we have to with a middle east expert believe so the u.s. has changed his tactics to justify its current methods. what we know for sure that the americans showed disregard for human life and for infrastructure what is happening this time around is that previo

do you remember the shell shocked a boy from aleppo the media went into an overdrive fitting this heart wrenching image into their anti russian narrative what strikes me is we shed tears but there are no tears here he doesn't cry once the little boy is in total shock he's stunned this is oman he's alive. we wanted to know but why bother fact checking when crying is much more effective so what is all this virtue signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it. and there is no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the just the small that case gets a little bit trickier. r.t. new york. right back to the vietnam capital how noir which is playing host to the much anticipated second summits between pr

first time they hit the mosque which stopped being a mosque packed with people the incident near aleppo springs to mind yes the coalition takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously investigates for months or years writes an apology note when everyone's forgotten and moved on almost always but it was never invited to it invited itself then to be able to see some time probably next week that we will have. one hundred percent of the caliphate. but i want to wait for the official word no want to say too early we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beat number badly now we've won it's time to come back you could in that vacuum see a resurgence of isis see a resurgent you know they're running out we'll come back if we have to. france faces another wave of yellow verse protests with demonstrators taking to the streets of paris to show their anger this time over police violence the march was called by several activist groups to show their solidarity with people injured during the protests with a bit engulfing the country since november and also to support one victim in par

seeing some rain here across parts of turkey as well as some snow in the higher elevations so for aleppo you could be getting some of those showers as well with the time to there of about sixteen degrees baghdad about twenty quid city about twenty two degrees there as we go toward saturday really seeing some more clouds across much of central iraq into iran where tehran seeing cloudy day for you at about twelve degrees there well over the last twenty four to forty eight hours we did see a lot of clouds pushing through parts of northern saudi arabia flooding was a problem across much of that area now back to those very warm temperatures across the region with riyadh seeing temperature few of about thirty degrees there on friday as we go towards saturday well we are going to see the possibility of a rain shower coming here across parts of doha with the temperature for us at about twenty eight degrees and then very quickly as make your way down across parts of southern africa we are going to be seeing more rain across much of the area it had been dry but now we're going to see anywhere from

first time they hit the mosque which stopped being a mosque packed with people the incident near aleppo springs to mind yes the coalition takes all reports of civilian casualties seriously investigates for months or years writes an apology note when everyone's forgotten and moved on almost always the terrorists fault yes the u.s. is fighting terrorists in syria but it was never invited to it invited itself then to be able to say good job boys we beat isis it should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have. one hundred percent of the caliphate . but i want to wait for the official word now i want to say too early we have won a good study says we've beaten them and we've beaten him badly now we've won it's time to come back you could in that vacuum see a resurgence of ice and see a resurgent you know her room doing no good come back if we have to give. us states of north dakota who's seeking to restrict access to public records relating to place and government operations it comes off her number of her door and foresman to pieces where experienced kind of maupin

do you remember the shell shocked boy from aleppo the media went into an overdrive fitting this heart wrenching image into their anti russian narrative even though the actual facts told a different story but why bother fact checking when crying is much more effective but strikes me is we shed tears but there are no tears here he doesn't cry once the little boy is in total shock he's stunned this is oman he's alive. we wanted to know so what is all this virtue signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the just the small at case it's a little bit trickier than r.t. new york. the way the news is shaping up this wednesday morning from

as reveal mobile communication equipment were discovered an international airport in the city of aleppo is being claimed a shipment arrived from miami the bust has been called part of a crackdown on organized crime and financing terror with an investigation underway to determine who was jus to receive the weapons we discussed the situation earlier with lucas kerner a political analyst speaking about caracas. she is very alarming you should consider that c.n.n. reported just a little while ago that the dissident venis on military officers outside of the country were calling on the trump ministrations to provide them with arms and training in order to topple mother and of course this reply goes back to the us in support of the contra war the d.n.a. code i went mercenaries one bit in that i was one thousand eight hundred under elliott abrams as secretary of western hemisphere was now but brought back to oversee that it's less than a democratic transition of the top of ministration moreover we were seeing we just the morning star reported just today that the british military advisers may be

which took place in the area meanwhile an apartment building has collapsed in the syrian city of aleppo killing eleven people including four children one child was pulled out alive by rescue teams after the accident on saturday five saw a block was damaged during the years of war the little reconstruction that has taken place in syria has been carried out privately with the government limiting itself to restoring basic infrastructure well demand for artificial limbs remains high in syria despite the law in fighting in the eight year war hundreds of thousands lost on legs or both especially during the oddments of opposition held areas many of the maimed children some a binge of aid has more now from gaza in turkey in the border with syria. says. said that. when i think about what happened she says i cry this is a two year old child. like millions of other syrian children she struggles with the painful memories of how she lost her leg and her brother we first met her three years ago when she got her first prosthetic leg has started school since then and made new friends but now she tells

one of its arms pictures also tells a sad story the great mosque of aleppo and twenty eleven and this is how it looks today at that time i couldn't imagine that this this is good for a man or it will be destroyed after two heaves of their the picture. so it was very difficult to imagine what would happen for the country and also for the people of. the project has been running for six years now the result is the most comprehensive syrian archive outside of the country documents which help preserve the memory of these cultural sites and more. it comes with the news of this thing it is of course particularly important that we lay the groundwork for the country's reconstruction which hopefully will get underway sometime in the future when the country finds peace again and circumstances change something that we all hope for it then we can offer specific data on individual sites and share it it's an exhibition which shows what syria used to look like and perhaps how it could look again in the future photography some hotshot and his team hope their work will someday help achieve that goal. w