and arwa damon is in antarctica reporting on natural ways that region is helping fight global warming. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, we welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >> 5:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast. students are calling it for a march for our lives, they say their lives are truly at stake. a half a million demonstrators are expected to attend the minerally set no washington, d.c. saturday. they want lawmakers to do something about rampant gun violence and school shootings. >> but president trump and many members of congress will not be in washington for the march. but that is not discouraging the stubtd students who organized it. >> it didn't matter who will be there. what matters is that our presence is known, what matters is that we'll be there. and i think it is more powerful that they will not be there because it shows that if they are not going to be there, we're still going to make our voices heard. >> to us this is not a partisan issue. it

from point a right as to king george island on the fringes of antarctica it's well below zero and the tourists off the cruise ships are on their way home. so here with no king george island and tell tell me late. night you know. this is where the world's geography is turned upside down where russia neighbors chile along side it does not the nation's research stations it is the antarctic treaty in action. survival suits for the trip from shore to ship. is our ride out to the. top when the men. on board were quickly on our way south bound for the site of the proposed tree an isolated wilderness of sea and ice home to an astonishing erev life campaign sort of is for the wealthy marine protected area proposal by the german government backed by the e.u. and that sort of starts about sixty four degrees described by everyone who is pretty in hospital i think that's the feeling we're going to have as we round this corner the greenpeace expedition is taking in scientific studies of the ocean floor as well as an exploration of this remote outpost how far we get will depend on whether ice condit

i'm the clock reporting from an expedition in antarctica on the effort to. see the largest protected area. the first group of syrian rebel fighters to leave eastern ghouta has reached the government controlled area outside the clave the group josh al islam had released thirteen fighters from a rival group that imprisoned along with their families meanwhile russian and syrian government forces of continued to bombard the rebel on klav at least fifty two people were killed in violence on friday let's go live now to gaza which is near turkey's border with syria i was there as alan fischer is there and this group of rebel fighters has left eastern guta airstrikes and now resumed the red cross saying that some of those strikes coming very close to an aid convoy there on friday despite assurances from the warring parties. there was no indication that these fighters were a boat to leave it happened late on friday thirteen fighters along with their families put on to buses and driven to it we're hearing from syrian state television reporters who were near that area

al-jazeera antarctica. that's it for now but i'll be back very shortly with more news for you including of course a full round up of all the day's top stories. the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to over fishing and tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the wideout sea stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition to antarctica it's impossible to underestimate the size and scale of the economic crisis it's not just about the billion trillion dollars of debt it's not just about the banks it's not just about the government it's about real people. natural capital the capital which makes the creative. when nature is transformed into a commodity big business takes a new interest buying landscapes protecting landscapes it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature but at what risk banks of course don't do that becaus

the way they'll see in antarctica is the coldest on the planet but it's home to an extraordinary and co system boasting an estimated fourteen thousand species from killer whales to starfish well now there's a proposal to cern these rich waters into the largest wildlife sanctuary on earth one of al-jazeera a series on the weddell sea vironment and it's in a closet joined a greenpeace expedition vessel making its way through the sanctuary. it's a city near the end of the maritime history. in the main square in punta arenas but none miguel and looked out towards where you go across the strait that day from scott shackleton this is where famous antarctic expeditions came and sometimes returned and today it's home to the chilean. signatory to a very important treaty preserving the integrity of the antarctic continent works as a kind of international co-operative as you walk into the chilean and talk to institute you're presented with a map of the continent incredibly rich in resources from copper to oil to gold and a lot of nations would like to get their hands on that but they called bec

don't see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the three piece expedition to antarctica as poverty and despair. women and girls are being bought and given away you refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the crisis at this time on al jazeera. syrian government troops cut off two of his biggest towns as they intensify their assault on the enclave. live from london also coming up the british government holds emergency talks on they suspected nerve agent attack on a russian former spy and his daughter. thousands of yemeni refugees in djibouti face a tough choice struggle on in the camps all return to their war torn country plus. i'm a clot reporting from an expedition in. the effort to. get to the largest protected area. i know the syrian army has surrounded the two largest towns and. after seizing more territory from rebels government shelling and asked have killed more than fifty people in the rebel enclave in the last twenty four hours. the syrian observatory for human rights says ground forces have advanced into areas between the main towns o

i would take a look at antarctica stunning underwater world a revealing it could help to protect it. i know the u.s. or state rex tillerson has been fired by president donald trump on twitter and it appears he wasn't told about it beforehand announcement and fourteen months of what was often a rocky relationship to listen and has repeatedly had to deny falling out with the president including multiple denials that he called him a moron they publicly disagreed over a number of issues including the iran nuclear deal. i will. rex tillerson well. as far as rex tillerson is concerned i very much appreciate his commitment that his service and i wish him well i reckon i've been talking about this for a long time we we got along actually quite well but we disagreed on thing when you look at the iran deal i think it's terrible i guess but it was ok i wanted to use a regular to something he felt a little bit differently so we were not really taking the same. well to his an address to the state department a short while ago telling them he's leaving office at the end of the month used his farewe

on the clock reporting from an expedition in antarctica all the effort to turn the grass to grow mode where you'll see the largest protected area all. know the syrian army has surrounded the two largest towns in eastern guta after seizing more territory from rebels government shelling and ass trikes have killed more than fifty people in the rebel enclave in the last twenty four hours the syrian observatory for human rights says ground forces have advanced into areas between the main towns of duma and harasta that effectively cuts off the main rebel supply line the government also says it has full control of misrata in the east of the enclave cutting off another key road to duma alan fischer has more from gaziantep on turkey's border with syria. what we've seen an eastern go to is a tactic that has been replayed throughout this war by the syrian government forces particularly since the enlisted the help of the russians both tactically and militarily the idea is to drive a wedge between the two areas take control of them isolate them and then negotiate some would see impose a peace deal

but the greenpeace expedition in antarctica.r from the weddell sea spreads over a vast area in winter seventy five percent of its surface is covered in ice it is the realm of the penguin myriad marine species but it is not the realm of mine that many want to keep it that way so the more information the team can gather the better the chances of winning protection for these unique waters on board the expedition sub is antarctic specialist. to find out what this little known zone holds and what she discovered was the stunning underwater composed of all manner of life it has one hundred percent coverage of the sea floor i have. has a great three d. structure which allows other organisms to come in and if they and a really interesting species composition and all these factors make it really difficult for a community after a disturbance such as bottom fishing we call these areas fundable marine ecosystem and hopefully we can get to this and other areas we come across special protection . the team are also searching for evidence of the

i'm a clock reporting from an expedition in antarctica on the effort to. see the largest protected area. the first group of syrian rebel fighters to leave east and reached a government controlled area outside the own place the group that josh had released thirteen fighters from a rival group that is imprisoned along with their families meanwhile two people have been killed in government shelling on saturday during a russian led five hour truce that's currently under way at least fifty five people were killed at least and kusa on friday let's go live now to gas up. border with syria. is there allan with the latest in eastern guta this group of rebel faces has left the area who are they where have they gone. certainly there was no indication that they were going to leave and use this humanitarian corridor that had been set up by the russians they're being released from prison thirteen fighters by those in control of guta at the moment the thirteen fighters and their families are going to that is part of the the operation that could be ongoing according to sy

i'm the clock reporting from an expedition in antarctica on the effort to turn the past the remote weddle sea into the largest protected area all or. donald trump says a deal between the u.s. and north korea on its nuclear program is very much in the making of a tweet he says if completed the agreement will be quote a very good one for the world the white house says there will be no preconditions to trump meeting leader kim jong un trump spoke earlier with chinese leader xi jinping by phone both agreed to continue sanctions until north korea take steps to end its nuclear program trump plans to meet kim by may mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . it appeared that the us and introduced new preconditions when the press secretary said that the meeting would not take place unless north korea provided strong guarantees and took strong steps to indicate the authenticity of its position however subsequently administration officials said that mr sanders was not introducing new preconditions they said she was indeed emphasizing the consequences should north korea continue or resume nuclear or

from point a right as to king george island on the fringes of antarctica it's well below zero and the tourists off the cruise ships are on their way home. here with no king george island and to articulate it. like landing on. this is where the world's geography is turned upside down where russian neighbors chile along side it does not the nation's research stations it is the antarctic treaty in action. survival suits are on for the trip from shore to ship. it is our ride out to the. top when the men. on board were quickly on our way south bound for the site of the proposed ocean sanctuary an isolated wilderness of sea and ice home to an astonishing erev life campaign sort of is for the wealthy marine protected area proposal by the german government and backed by the e.u. and that sort of starts at about sixty four degrees it's described by everyone who goes there is pretty inhospitable i think that's the feeling we're going to have as we round this corner the greenpeace expedition is taking in scientific studies of the ocean floor as well as an exploration of this remote outpost how f

our reporting from antarctica scientists build the case for the grid from the world's largest ocean front three by sending a submarine down to the group or. the. head of the u.s. has backed britain's assessment that russia is likely responsible for poisoning a former spy and his daughter in the u.k. secretary of state rex tillerson says those responsible must face serious consequences so i guess chris paul and his daughter remain in critical condition in hospital russia denies any involvement bonamy phillips reports. the british police and military are still combing all over the town of salt but they and the government now believe they have some monsters that surrogates create paul and his daughter yulia were poisoned with a nerve agent developed by russia and that leads the prime minister to one of two conclusions either this was a direct shot by the russian state against our country or the russian government lost control of its potentially catastrophic lee damaging nerve agent and allowed it to get into the hands of others she presented the russians with an ultimatum we must now stand r

al-jazeera antarctica. and the fourth part of our antarctic series nick lux talked to scientists looking to see if my career plastics made their way into some of the world's most notes water. this is our top stories thousands of people have been killed in government attacks in syria's. rebel held enclave have been under government seen since two thousand and thirteen and security council will in the coming hours discuss a possible cease fire. kurdish fighters of called on civilians to volunteer to form a human shield around the syrian city of after three turkish troops and free syrian army fighters have surrounded the city and war they will and. hong kong's pro-democracy campaigners have lost ground in a crucial by election kansas we captured only two out of the four seats up for grabs that means the opposition won't be able to block any bills in the chamber the seas were vacated two years ago when pro-democracy candidates were ousted from office for using their oaths to defy china. because of. the and. and

on record reporting from antarctica a grid journey south toward where all three broke out from the remotest waters although. china's national people's congress has just voted to abolish the term limits for the president and vice president. to change the constitution paves the way for xi jinping to remain in office beyond twenty twenty three leaders are currently restricted to serving a maximum of two five year term cisco straits or china correspondent agent bradley joins us live from just outside the national people's congress in beijing's waging the vote in parliament has been held presidential term limits have now officially gone. that's right just in the last few minutes we got the result of that and two thousand nine hundred fifty eight delegates voted to amend the constitution there were three abstentions and two were opposed now we shouldn't probably read too much into that often at occasions like this china likes to give the impression that this is a very transparent exercise so often it orchestrates a little bit of opposition but certainly president xi jinping has got his way the ou

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to overfishing tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on the remote more closer to where the sea stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the treat these expeditions and antarctica. are good. are going to the are going. to go. for many in the west african country of guinea life can be quite a struggle. a quarter of the country is covered in forest and the government has neglected roads and basic services. constant delays paralyze the nation's economy. and yet guinea is a rich country rich gold and diamonds. but most canadians never see the benefit. in the long. today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice spokes packs his

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to overfishing tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the white vote see a day without josie or a first series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition to antarctica for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively maybe not that we want to present a positive image continues to steer a typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yachts you can still be a good a modern woman and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong armani people are al jazeera world meets the first all female sailing crew in the gulf a man's sailing stop at this time on al-jazeera. to. go . sub zero temperatures the stream altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to tajikistan braved ordinary joins us with too high of there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all in kurdistan at this time on al

discovered in antarcti antarctica? it's great news when it comes to the penguins. a lot more news ahead. s ahead. >>> next tonight here, a dramatic police takedown on a florida highway. the suspects allegedly just hours from a major heist, and here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a dramatic interstate takedown in florida. police say a two-year plot to steal millions from an armored truck, and kill two employees inside foiled just before the heist. a helicopter capturing the moments as officers move in, one suspect crawling on the ground as he surrendered. another suspect walking backwards, hands it in air. >> so you see in the video actually, we have cars in the front, cars in the back, vehicles on the side, and we just slowly tighten the noose, stop the vehicle and get them out. nobody got hurt. >> reporter: authorities say the group was planning to rob a loomis armored truck during a large bank run in port st, lucie. the truck expected to be carrying $4 million. according to court documents one of the guards on the truck was in on the plan. the three accused ro

al-jazeera antarctica.and the fourth part of our antarctic series neckcloth talks to scientists looking to see if my credit plastics have made their way into some of the world's newest waters. business owners in poland fair there may be job losses because of a due law banning sunday training trading and actually trading will be banned on two sundays a month until twenty twenty it will breaking the law face fines of up to thirty thousand dollars and jail time for a pete offenses. and france's national front party may rebranded an attempt to revive its image possibly the marine le pen says it should not be called the national gathering david chase has more from will. i read the band wrapped up the river branding of the party with a classic speech touching all the points you knows will get the cheers from the crowd tough for the european union and tough most of all of the effects of immigration. leave us your leg and it is legal and illegal immigration are no longer tenable. last year on this the french people

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change trip over fishing and tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the world don't see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition and antarctica. do most surrounded syrian government forces link up to cut. into. and as turkish forces close in kurdish fighters as saying they'll form a human shield around the syrian town of a friend.

we report from the pristine continent of antarctica on the threat tourism is is to its wildlife. we begin here in london where the british prime minister has told parliament that it was highly likely that last go was behind the poisoning of a russian double agent sergei script ball and his daughter junia have been in hospital in a critical condition since march fourth when they were found unconscious outside a shopping center in the southern english cathedral city of souls bree tourism a told lawmakers that either the russian state was directly responsible for the poisoning or had allowed a nerve agent to get into the hands of others russia has denied any involvement in the attack it is now clear that mr script and his daughter were poisoned with a military grade nerve agent of the type developed by russia this is part of a group of nerve agents known as no factual. based on the positive identification of this chemical agent by world leading experts at the defense science and technology to poetry at porton down our knowledge that russia has previously produced this agent and woul

from point a right as to king george island on the fringes of antarctica it's well below zero and the tourists off the cruise ships are on their way home. so here with no king george island and tells him he made it seem like landing on. this is where the world's geography is turned upside down where russia neighbors chile along side it does not the nation's research stations it is the antarctic treaty in action. survival suits are on for the trip from shore to ship. right up to the. top when the men. on board we quickly on our way south bound for the site of the proposed ocean sanctuary an isolated wilderness of sea and ice home to an astonishing erev life they are campaign sort of is for the wealthy marine protected area proposal by the german government backed by the e.u. and that sort of starts about sixty four degrees described by everyone who goes or is pretty in the hospital so i think that's the feeling we're going to have as we round this corner the greenpeace expedition is taking in scientific studies of the ocean floor as well as an exploration of this remote outpost how far

under court reporting from antarctica as scientists build the case for the creation of the world's largest ocean side in three by sending a submarine down to the sea floor revealing beneath a system. welcome back we'll start by looking at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia the suffolk imagery shows a lot of cloud across eastern areas and we've seen some breaks of snow still some around during the course of wednesday but you see it's fairly patchy stuff because i stand through it is becky stan tashkent i feel too bad temperatures there are nine degrees rowsley fine conditions around the caspian sea coastline back of it eight outside chance of a shower elsewhere little bit of rain rain but to weather conditions not too bad as it moves through to thursday with winds coming off the mediterranean so temperatures what you'd expect really about nineteen degrees in beirut in lebanon here in the arabian peninsula has seen temperatures running above average will be for a period of several months of temperatures meca thirty six about what you'd expect but around the gulf s

all female sailing crew in the gulf a man's sailing at this time on al-jazeera the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to over fishing and tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the where the sea stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition and antarctica as poverty and desperation sweep across or he just settlements women and girls are being bought and sold and given away in refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the rohingya crisis at this time on al-jazeera. syrian government troops. as they intensify their assault on the enclave.

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to over fishing and tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the web that sea stay without jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition in antarctica. provoking one of the largest corruption investigations in south american history the cold war scandal has left its mark on countries from brazil to her. business leaders multinational corporations and politicians have been caught up in allegations ranging from bribery and money to going to distorting the democratic process had to the case some folks we sent for a full took a stockbroker rich to find out. the biggest corruption scandal in brazil and latino america began by accident at this petrol and car wash complex in the nation's capital. it was march seventeenth two thousand and fourteen and the federal police team had the location on the surveillance they believed it was the center of a money laundering operation run by a former convicted criminal i'll bet you're safe. t

still ahead for you we report from the prestigious continent of antarctica on the threat tourism to its wildlife. and the williams sisters for passion when you them are. i will read joe will tell you everything you need to know ahead of us assume arena. antarctica is the largest unspoiled wilderness on earth famous for its wildlife but it's now facing multiple threats from climate change to a dramatic rise in terrorism i'm vironment at atomic clock is on a greenpeace expedition ship in the weatherill sea looking at the animals that call the continent. life of the islands fringing the antarctic peninsula is abundant a place of seemingly endless variety the whole region is richly biodiverse a living example of how things are pretty much free from the influence of man. a place to breed feet and grow. its pristine nations full of marine species including more than a dozen types of whale about getting to see the astonishing wildlife here is by no means straightforward. the weather makes everything a challenge bit of a threat on today it's gusting forty to forty three very very good progress

curious emperor penguins are captured in antarctica. they knock the camera over for a selfie. >> what's this, is it food? >> what is this? >> maybe an egg? >> look like cartoons. >> they do. aren't they beautiful? >> march of the penguins, part 3. >> as you can imagine, this video has gone viral, of course. >> i could look at it all day. >> that's it for us at noon. our next newscast is at 5:00. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> our top story that's been trending all morning -- media mogul bill spencer was shot... >> the latest report, a source from within the hospital confirmed a single gunshot wound to the back. >> ...hours in surgery, leaving many to speculate if he'll survive. [ monitors beeping ] >> steffy: hey. here you go. >> katie: hi. thanks. >> steffy: did we miss anything? >> katie: uh, no. his doctor was just here. he's still unconscious, which isn't totally a bad thing. he just had surgery, so he just needs to rest and recover. >> steffy: oh, my god. i can't believe someone shot bill. how is this even happening?

al-jazeera antarctica. and four of us aries nick will be sailing through one hundred kilometer an hour winds of antarctica to get up close to all sorts of marine animals that's on al-jazeera tomorrow. and now films for marian thank you greece's top football league has been suspended indefinitely after the president of one of its clubs stormed onto the pitch with a gun even sufi this the president of power. ran on to confront the referee after his side had a late goal ruled offside during a game against a athens on sunday his gun was holstered it is hip but it led to chaotic scenes as the match was called off our correspondent john psaropoulos has moved from athens. the incident in which the owner of the facility team stormed the playing field with his hand on his gun which was resting on his right hip has met with universal condemnation by football fans and commentators today one person told me that he should go back to russia mr seve this is a russian national greek descent another said that he should be a

in antarctica is the coldest on the planet it's home to extraordinary ecosystem boasting an estimated fourteen thousand species from killer whales to starfish now there's a proposal to turn the rich waters into the largest wildlife sanctuary on earth in part one about their series on the what else see our environment editor nick club joined a greenpeace expedition to the century. it's a city near the end of the maritime history land. in the main square in punta arenas but none mckellen looked out towards way go across the strait that bears his dame from scott shackleton this is where famous antarctic expeditions came and sometimes returned and today it's home to the chilean and it's to cheat a signatory to a very important treaty preserving the integrity of the antarctic continent which is a kind of international co-operative if you walk into the chilean and talk to institute you are presented with a map of the constant incredibly rich in resources from copper to oil to gold and a lot of nations would like to get their hands on that but they called because of the antarctic treaty whic

seeks to revive its fortunes and report on a plan to turn the rich waters of the whale sea and antarctica into the largest protected area on earth. i'm joined again with the day's sports news including double delight from manchester united as marcus rush schools twice against liverpool to tighten their grip on second place. a syrian army has intensified its offensive in eastern guta surrounding the two largest towns in the enclave after seizing more territory from rebels government shelling and astronauts have killed more than fifty people in the rebel enclave in the last twenty four hours the syrian observatory for human rights says ground forces have advanced into areas between the main towns of duma and harasta that effectively cuts off the main rebel supply line but government also says it has full control of misrata in the east of the enclave cutting off another key road to duma alan fisher has more from the turkey syria border. city government forces have made big gains in the last twenty four hours they're still facing resistance and. this video from just all islam claims to sure.

al-jazeera antarctica. and in part two of our series on the proposed. breakthrough the activists say will become the west and the protected. here at. here in the. professional wrestling. from the middle east peace will have that story in just a little. a suspected money laundering operation but this time was different. an accidental discovery the wharfs commission suspicion. unraveled some unprecedented scale of systemic international corruption people in power investigates a racket of such magnitude that it threatened government and redefine the rules of impunity. the power war. at this time doesn't. part. and they started winning the medals in chang his pizza thank you so much martin that is exactly right the first medals of the twenty eighteen paralympic winter games in pyongyang have been one slovakia's henrietta fokus over was the first to medal winner in south korea she finished first in the women's downhill for visually impaired athletes many nights of great britain and belgium's animal son with second and third the first men's gold medal of the

so ahead for you in the news hour cutting through the ice we report from antarctica on a proposal thetime which sees into a wildlife sanctuary. find out his top of the medal table on day two of the winter olympics in. santa will have more on that and all the rest in the sports world. capital the capital which makes a creative. when nature is transformed into a commodity big business takes a new interest brian wells goes for talking well it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature but at what risk banks of course don't do that because they have at the heart protection of nature they do that because they see a businessman crossing the planet at this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks when people need to be heard in the stock market good to me is. my brain and this story needs to be tuned just largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the mood winning documentaries. and live news on air and online. antarctic has been described as one of the most rem

vote see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition in antarctica. you know with. this and these are our top stories syrian government forces of reportedly surrounded the two largest towns in eastern guta after seizing more rebel territory on saturday government shelling and strikes have killed more than fifty people is.

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to overfishing tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on the remote waters of the why don't see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition to antarctica. the scene for us where they're online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. they watch us. they gather evidence but so can we. in american cyber activists develops and used in brazil. we have more cameras than they do because we're the people. that are the. rebel beaks. the spine. and i'm jane doesn't end with the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump says he believes north korea's willingness

the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to overfishing tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on the remote waters the i don't see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition antarctica. hello i'm sick of this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics in what's been a big week for global trade we'll look at how the u.s. is up bending the rules of commerce and a free trade really is worth fighting for. i'm wayne hay reporting from vietnam where we look at how this country has in just a few decades emerged from economic isolation and how it stands to benefit from a new multilateral trade deal. plus a look at the futuristic self driving vehicles from this year's geneva motor show. how when the leader of the world's largest economy decides to take a more protectionist trade stance raising the price of some imports there's a domino effect even president trumps watered down tariffs on steel and i'm a me i'm hurt america's allies and

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the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate curious people for fishing and tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on earth the remote waters of the world don't see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the three piece expedition to antarctica. he's been in office for one hundred days in bobby's new president emerson and god what is under pressure to improve the economy and corruption but is there any change from the robert mugabe era and his men and dug up to the challenge this is inside story. alone welcome to the program has a secret zimbabwe was once regarded as africa's breadbasket with its rich fertile farmland and flourishing export market but after almost four decades of robert mugabe's rule its economy is in a mess unemployment rates are high and human rights remain an issue emerson pledged he would rebuild the country promising to take radical steps so what progress after one hundred days as president we'll talk to our guests shortly but first how do the reports from how. charles my log i was laid off

. >> i will sell you are reince priebus wanted to send me, antarctica.ughter] >> spanish harlem. >> so far we are doing okay with the penguins. >> sean: i think geraldo would be good in antarctica or anywhere, he would find a way to have a police siren behind him as he reports. i know him. i love you both. >> puerto ricans don't go well and antarctica. >> hope hicks, we can't overlook that she was remarkable for her age. she was a steady presence. i don't know -- i can't speak for other reporters but she was my lifeline to the president, what i needed to speak to the president or he wanted to be with the president, like the mar-a-lago meeting. >> sean: she was everyone's lifeline. the president would actually -- >> sean: there is hope with four phones and that iste how se operated, an amazing testament to her. media is so corrupt and abusive to so many women in this administration. we'll call him out on it. good to see you. when. we come back, the gun controlol debate is heating up. i will explain to you in a mini monologue bygones and more of them are t

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the continent of antarctica is facing multiple threats from climate change to overfishing tourism but now a campaign is underway to create the largest protected area on the remote waters of the white vote see stay with al-jazeera for a series of special reports from the greenpeace expedition to antarctica. you must surrounded syrian government forces link up to cut. and as turkish forces close in kurdish fighters are saying they'll form a human shield around the syrian town of affray in. a low i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. of. china removes term limits for its leader from the constitution paying to become president for life. and seeks to shore up the national front flagging fortunes by rebranding at the national gathering. colombians vote for a new congress which will include members of the former fox rebels. syrian state media says the army has now completely surrounded the town of duma in eastern guta that means the rebel held area is cut into amid intense as strikes pro-government forces broke through rebel lines to establish a corridor thr

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