>> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. >> the barrows? like bonnie and clyde barrow? >> like bonnie and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm headed into waco, texas, where i'll meet a man who inherited a massive collection of artifacts and documents and weapons that he says tell the story of the lone star state from the days of the alamo all the way to the legendary and bloody crime sprees of the 1920s and '30s. >> i'm earl davis. my father, robert e. davis, died in march 2003 and left us a vast and eclectic collection. and we were at odds in a dilemma of what to do with these items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house, where he

for protesters it seems barrow is tightening his grip on power just like his predecessor jummy and so for many the fight to protect democracy in the gambia is not over it's just the beginning because hawk al jazeera. the fiance of murdered journalist jamal has soji has spoken of her concerns that the saudi government was willing to spy on her the u.k. was reportedly warned by u.s. intelligence agencies and saudi arabia had the ambition and intentions to monitor her during a visit last may a saudi was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul in october 28th seen. this. true what happened was a very big and scary event by same passing would never imagined or something like this would ever happen again especially now they're waiting for the punishment of these criminals the ones who killed jamal inside the saudi consulate in turkey is waiting for the truth in this situation how can we imagine a new plan or scenario adequate impulse buy in on a victim like me when i spoke to officials about this they told me nothing would happen to you because you're traveling to the u.k. which is a safe

people citizens feel that they have to go out on the streets and express their concern over at my barrows mandate and his rule stand you nicholas for us there from dhaka in mali 22 soldiers have been killed and 6 wounded after an attack on the army barracks it happened in the town of sick kolo in the border with mauritania the attack has been down the mali and other countries in the whole region have been struggling to deal with the rise in attacks by several groups. well still ahead on al-jazeera the worst violation of libya's truce so far the largest misrata with more details. of the regime is some day of mourning problems before the city or the television that's dividing all stripes. hello the rains by it stopped now in china the active season rain that is if you pick a spot where this cloud was showing rain that is about twice the january average or virtually anywhere and the same story is going to continue through japan and to some degree it's for at least the south to south korea temperature wise you look about right at the moment when the rain goes through the wind direction change

for protestors it seems barrow is tightening his grip on power just like his predecessor john me and so for many the fight to protect democracy in the gambia is not over it's just the beginning it was hard al jazeera. the prime minister of the netherlands has made the 1st apology on behalf of the dutch government for the wartime persecution of jews who were speaking at commemorations ahead of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the aspirins birkenau camp on monday some survivors attended the event in amsterdam. more than a 1000000 people mainly jews were murdered at the asteroids birkenau camp in poland about 200 survivors will take part in monday's commemorations one of them spoke to our dizzier about the horror he endured and still lives with the current member my name is menachem hard on i was born in czechoslovakia in 1927 i come from a religious jewish home we lived in a city called cats we don't warm home and we were happy we had a big family in march 944 the germans entered our part of the country and within a week the established to get to my c.n.n. cuts. shop in may 94

this episode we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with american lawyer with so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push towards a safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jump briefly to its highest since september there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of gains the u.s. is becoming less sensitive to oil disruptions and price spikes as a country became a net patrolling x. where for the 1st time in modern history analysts have commented that further up style is still remains as iran is almost certain to respond in some scale scope and magnitude and events in 2900 served as a reminder for just how vulnerable the world's oil supply is when attacks in september briefly took $5700000.00 bar

and 3 people have died in gambia during protests calling for the resignation of president adama barrow the army has been deployed to help police clear crowds in the capital on chill. of course another story we're watching closely developments in a silly voting taking place in 2 regions which could signal a return to the far right for the far right to the national stage or winning the wealthy northern india a money of reaching for opposition leader meto salvini is far right any party is uncertain but it could be a little early significant meanwhile in underdeveloped calabria in the south is hoping to expand his foothold a swing to the right could give salvini the clout to demand an early election bringing down just epic conti's coalition government. well for more on this let's go to sana gago who is in full on your for us tell us why the results of these elections in these 2 regions in particular emilia-romagna and calabria are getting so much international attention why is this important. first start when you consider the region of it has been a leftist stronghold since the end of the

out arresting people the leader of this movement called which means it's time it's time for adam barrow to go he has been arrested. and then there are several radio stations that have been shut down journalists that have been arrested and the scenes that we've seen this afternoon of police security services out on the street firing towards peaceful protesters backed by the military well that's reminiscent of the time of year john made seen as a provocation by many of the protesters that took to the streets today that were the ones that supported adamant barrow into power in 2017 saying never again never again will the military who were accused of of force disappearance torture killings will they come back on the streets and rule over the gambia in such way through a president like john may but it seems at barrow is using similar tactics even dresses the same one of the protesters told me back in december he invited yeah made to come back to the country as a private citizen of course the information minister said that if he had he was to come back into the country then he would face arre

he's even dressing the same in december adamant barrow even said that he was welcome to come back to the gambia a normal citizen but of course we spoke to the information minister who said that if it was that was to come back in the country then he would face the law but what happened today took many people by surprise because the protests hadn't even started when cheer guests were fired on to protesters down these are scenes that were reminiscent of the time of when he was in power and his security forces took such a brutal stance against dissent several people have been injured there in the hospital we're hearing that some radio stations local radio stations have been shut down for broadcasting what took place this afternoon in fact we were supposed to cover this protest but the government wouldn't allow us to have the cretaceous needed on time to cover this event and it comes on the heel of another protests that took place yesterday down of the victims of who. accusing the government of being too slow deliberate delivering just things so there's a lot of pressure under barrow to d

this at the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor to american lawyer and as we get a break here the numbers at the. i'm going to fulfill repeated promises possibly to the people and promises you know we've all but the. 3 right. now you want to 1st. know. reality has mandates of its own that go beyond what our wishes and preferences are . and our utopian visions maybe we're going to get a new deal but it may not be the green new deal that people are expecting will get the green new deal that we have we deserve rather think we are going to get a green new deal because the green you're dealing compas is things beyond just right infrastructure health care is in the new deal there are other elements if you go back 20 started in 2006 that we are going to get and that are popular in this country. that's. good food descriptions sound appetizing even for the owners so how to choose pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us they must necessarily good for the pet turns out m

for protesters it seems barrow is tightening his grip on power just like his predecessor jumping in so everybody the fight to protect democracy in the gambia is not over it's just the beginning because hawk al jazeera. the top story this hour retired u.s. basketball star kobe bryant has been killed in a helicopter crash in california city of calabasas has tweeted to confirm the news saying 4 others have also died 41 year old former los angeles lakers player was traveling in his private helicopter when it went down just outside los angeles al-jazeera sports presenter andy richardson says he played a big part in the team's success. when he started with the l.a. lakers all completely the n.b.a. wasn't global sports well that can't be said now it's a leak that has players and fans coming from every continent every corner of the world and in a large part that is the bronx influence. there are reports that 3 out of 5 rockets fired in baghdad's green zone directly hit the u.s. embassy iraq's security forces have reported no casualties but it comes after security forces fired tear gas and life

>> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. >> the barrows?nt exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

can be as president says i'm a barrow has created a new political party that could allow him to run again after his term ends in january barrow has formally registered the national people's party naming himself as its leader members of his previous party have called for him to step down. now in angola court sours frozen the assets of africa's richest woman as part of a corruption investigation isabel dos santos is the daughter of the former president eduardo dos santos assets owned by her husband and say business associates have also been frozen and go and governments has accused them of course and state losses of around $1000000000.00 the center says the freeze is politically motivated. a teenager's in colombia are modifying their traditional bikes to get a bigger thrill from racing down steep pile ways it's the country's more extreme version of gravity biking a sports invented in the u.s. many youngsters say it helps them forget the troubles in their neighborhoods but some say they're risking their lives a santorum p.f.c. has been. as night falls and maybe even a group of teenagers ride

problems i love in this at the so 2 break down what else has gone wrong idea about aerospace shyamali barrow contributor to america's lawyer and as we get a break here the numbers at the close. here's a thought experiment and a bit of a prediction for 2020 going back to saudi aramco around town as it went public just recently had a market valuation an excess $1.00 trillion dollars i think at one point was worth 2 trillion dollars i think that we're going to see them make a hostile buy of a company maybe facebook for example and it could be the 1st trillion dollar hostile raid in history because they've got the balance sheet now if you've got a 2 trillion dollars balance sheet that means you've got you know the ability to borrow another trillion so you've got a 3 trillion dollar war chest if you go after an apple or even a berkshire hathaway 5 or 600000000000. just as a hostile and then they own a huge portion of the whole global market the american market. they've got the balance sheet now they want to diversify away from oil and gas and i think we're going to see a move like that the next 6

giant continue to grow more and more dominant in their sectors some regulators are competition molly barrows contributor's american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories so let's dive right in. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal was on the table but got pulled at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made any commitments to u.s. demands these quotas as we reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china is should note of caution ahead of this week's signing on social media saying the quote trade war is not over yet and that just the 1st round of the game doesn't sound very optimistic here so we shall see what transpires on

in exile in equitorial guinea since losing the presidential election to the current leader adama barrow in 2016 reports. they want him back. maybe loathed by many gambians for his repressive 22 year long rule in which human rights organizations believe thousands were tortured and killed but this crowd loves him calling him the builder of bridges they're members of his political party the alliance for patriotic reorientation and construction also known as the a p.r.c. he can come as a private citizen and he stands for and looks on the reasons he can come to president knows and we want him in fact to be the president of this country receipt what you've done to this country and in town hall one we've seen it is a busy month. 3 years ago he said he would rule the gambia for a 1000000000 years he was forced out of power into exile when west african forces intervened when he refused to concede defeat after losing the 2016 presidential election it is from the comfort of his farm in equitorial guinea that the 54 year old former president is watching events unfold in his country with many disapp

used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse thousands of protesters calling for president adama barrowto step down and came to power he had promised to step down after 3 years but now he wants to stay on to complete the 5 year presidential town hall points. it ended before it started after multiple requests to protest against president. the government gave demonstrators a short 3 hour window for what was supposed to be a peaceful protest but minutes before police fired tear gas into the grounds. well rewarded for prison but over 2 years if you want for coming in on our we were going we are not going to accept that so this is what or do scarcely are and we will not relent we are not going to treat our we were told to go out of the top of duplicity this is a fight on the. thousands fled some were beaten many were left injured others killed was not good. not only example of the injured were taken to hospital military deploying the security forces organizers of the larking so the local journalists were arrested al-jazeera was not granted a critic taishan to cover this demonstration we pers

for protesters it seems barrow is tightening his grip on power just like his predecessor yard jummy and so for many the fight to protect democracy in the gambia is not over it's just the beginning it was hard al jazeera. israel has officially allowed its citizens to visit saudi arabia for the 1st time if they're on a religious or business trip travelers would still need to seek saudi arabia's permission to enter currently the government in riyadh does not allow israeli passport holders to visit the kingdom unless for muslim pilgrimage announcement comes just days before u.s. president donald trump says he will release his middle east peace plan or force it is in western he says this highlights the warming of relations between 2 countries . what it does is that it allows anyone with an invitation from a saudi arabian official and a visa to exit israel to go to saudi arabia to pursue business interests seek investment opportunities for a period of up to 90 days now this is a very major change in the public relationship between these 2 countries and it comes at a very interesting time just

took power 3 years ago and many of those that protested today were those that supported adam and barrow in 2017 against germany who had ruled the country for 22 years his security forces the military responsible of inforce disappearance tortures and killing and while there is a truth and we conciliation commission taking place to tackle this issue and the grievances that have taken place under his rule a few people have been prosecuted in fact most of the people that have been responsible of those killings have been set free and this under adam a bear was watched so the protests that took to the streets today come from have various grievances some say that he's not respected the promise that he had made to leave power after 3 years and hold free and fair elections remember that when barrow took office many of the political leaders were in prison and so they weren't able to take place take part in the election and then there are others victims of his time who say that the justice is too slow to come and so right now there is an ear we call i'm settling in in the capital of banjul many pe

it ended before it started after multiple requests to protest against president out of a barrow were rejected the government gave demonstrators a short 3 hour window for what was supposed to be a peaceful protest but minutes before it began police fired tear gas into the crowds who were rewarded for prison but. if you want for coming in on the power we were going we are not going to accept that so this is what or do and we will not relent we are 100 clips and we were told by one. of the presidency. thousands fled some were beaten many were left injured others killed. maybe only. as the injured were taken to hospital military deployed back in the security forces organizers of the march and several local journalists were arrested al jazeera was not granted a critic taishan to cover this demonstration democracy this is a democratic government and we are committed to ensuring that those democratic mandates. protesters accuse bearer of breaking intellectual promise he made to the people of gambler who brought him to power in 2017 shortly after being sworn in barrow told al-jazeera at the

of employment the country for young africans right here on the continent are right to join her in barrow there reporting for us from nairobi thank you so much. now the world's movers and shakers side gathering in the swiss alpine resort of double us this week for the animal world economic forum sustainability and climate change taking center stage this year with the international crisis to crisis the global economy is flagging everywhere you look there are dire problems serious catastrophes. meanwhile in davos everything is lovely the mountains the snowy landscape but it's just a backdrop there's plenty of tension around here too the little town in the swiss alps is tooled up again security for the heads of state and captains of industry during the economic forum costs a fortune. inside the congress center of the focus in the coming days will be on the big problems the same challenges climate change is top of the agenda participants have identified climate crisis as the biggest danger for the future we need to take action now both the organizers of the world economic forum and the climat

has been deployed in the capital to disperse crowds demanding the resignation of president adama barrows they're angry at his decision to complete his 5 year presidential term promise to stand down after 3 years. in mali 22 soldiers have been killed and 6 wounded after the attack on the army barracks it happened in the town of to call it the border with mauritania the attack has burned down the army camp bali and other countries in the whole region have been struggling to deal with a rise in attacks by several law groups those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after what i want to. call a wing the tradewinds of the 8 she'd still pro the belt and road initiative is china's ambitious plan to link the country to the rest of the world sure looks a lot because it's the height. of the telly yet again the police officer the. chinese leaders say all countries along the route will benefit but some locals tell a different story depending. that in. one on one east investigates how china's new silk growth is changing lives from asia to africa. on the banks of the banks of

his previous party had been getting worse amid widespread protests calling for him to step aside barrows 3 a mandate as interim president ends later this month and then golan court has frozen the assets of africa's richest woman as part of an investigation into allegations of corruption isabel dos santos is the daughter of the former president eduardo dos santos assets owned by her husband and a business associate have also been frozen the encoding government has accused them of causing state losses of around a $1000000000.00 for santos says the freeze is politically motivated ok let's return to one of our top stories north korean leader kim jong un's threat of a new strategic weapon quote young chicken bone is a research fellow at universities institute for north korean studies he joins us live from seoul are we just about to see north korea carry through imminently on more tests. i don't think so there might be a good year so when we celebrate our new year happy new year because they has basically issue a warning to the united states and other countries so what does it mean by a near s

gambians present president adama barrow has created a new political party that could allow him to run again after his term ends in january barrow has formally registered the national people's party naming himself as its leader members of his previous party have called for him to step down. it is one of the world's biggest producers of plastic pollution in the oceans we turn those on the authorities say they're trying to clean up the country by banning some single use plastics but as jessica washington reports they also face another challenge changing consumer attitudes. around $45000000000.00 plus the bags i use every year in thailand for the new year will bring a change in behavior for consumers of all around the country major department stores being in stores and supermarkets will all implement a ban on plastic bags from this year signs like this are on display around the country explaining the changes telling consumers don't need to plan ahead for the next time they go shopping there's also a ban on using products with micro beats and plans for a ban on plastic within the next 2 ye

this summer have been used by activists, journalists, and politicians here to push their ideological barrowto attack their political enemies, and to do great damage to australia's international reputatn. that can and will hinge policies ever to prevent horrible which fire conditis s: australia. probably a discussion to be had over whos ing the dage to australia's international reputation. anyway, perhaps the australian weather bureau which says climate change is influencing the frequency and severity of dangerous bushfire conditions in australia or maybe i will listen to the hundreds of climate scientists who said the only way you limit climate chae is to cut global emissions. that means australia taking part, too. not that it is overly enthiastic. australia's 2030 missions target is a 26% reduction on 2005 levels, one of the least ambitious targets of the wealthiest countries in the world. prime minister scott morrison t yeathe u.n. l australia is doing our bit. evidently his predecessor does not see it quite the same way. thanks for watching. me [captioning perfby the national captioning

entire year there's so much to get through here we will have to have you back talking about it molly barrows to tribute to american lawyer thank you so much for joining us today. thank you on a more serious note only weeks ago it sounds like boeing was done with the 737 max well now the company says it plans to return it to service by mid year though that apparently is still delayed boeing claims it will take longer than expected to get through regulatory scrutiny i think on the flight control system that has been blamed for 2 separate airline crashes last year that killed hundreds reuters is reporting that regulators have been pushing back the time needed to approve the plane which at one point was expected to happen in february or march of this year but that's not going to happen keep in mind 737 that has been grounded for almost a year now was speaking to davos president trump called the boat win situation a disappointment in an interview with c. and b. c. meanwhile boeing's biggest rival european playmaker air bus hit all time highs on wednesday in fact as we reported on monday airbus is

some other stories making headlines around the world britain's ambassador to the european union tim barrow has delivered a letter confirming britain's divorce from the e.u. to the european council in brussels the european parliament is set to vote later to ratify the u.k. withdrawal agreement britain is due to officially leave the e.u. in 2 days' time brazilian media say floods and landslides in the southeast of the country have now killed at least 59 people some 30000 people have been displaced a state of emergency has been declared in more than 100 cities and towns including the state capital what is on to. president trump's legal team has concluded its opening arguments in the impeachment trial with an appeal for trump to be swiftly acquitted of trump's lawyers also try to marginalize former national security adviser john bolton whose testimony should the senate allow it could be incriminating for the president. it's a meanwhile president trump has unveiled his long awaited peace plan for the middle east alongside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now under the proposal palestin

and later as we continue to grow more and more in their factories some regulators competition molly barrows contributed to american lawyer take a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic the. this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal with on the table got cold at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made any commitments to u.s. demands these ag quotas as we've reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china is should note of caution ahead of this week's signing on social media saying the quote trade war is not over yet and that just the 1st round of the game doesn't sound very optimistic here so we shall see what transpires on the 15th if it ge

this as the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with american lawyer we have so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of gains the u.s. is becoming less sensitive to oil disruptions and price spikes as the country became a net patrolling explorer for the 1st time in modern history analysts have commented that further upstart is still remains as iran is almost certain to respond in some scale scope and magnitude and events in 2900 served as a reminder for just how vulnerable the world's oil supply is when attacks in september briefly took 5 point $700

through brussels where we join brussels correspondent potentials welcome terry so where does the barrow. speaking very statesman like but one wonders does anyone besides the e.u. care that the e.u. still backs iran nuclear deal but there have been recent events rendered it it relevant. well truly it isn't helped by mr burrell's rather uninspired. pronouncement that the deal is not dead but you know it's not true that nobody cares about the iran deal anymore that everybody believes it's irrelevant because besides the european union you know who cares iran cares and that's evidenced by the fact that although it has now breached all obligations under the iran nuclear deal quite openly and flagrantly it did not kick out and specters and that truly would have been the death of the deal because the e.u. relies entirely on the assessments of these international inspectors to determine what it does next so the others the other parties that care about the iran nuclear deal are china and russia don't forget that they are also signatories to this deal and neither of them have suggested they want t

britain's ambassador to the european union tim barrow has delivered a letter confirming britain's divorce from the e.u. he delivered that to the european council in brussels the european parliament is set to vote later to ratify the u.k. withdrawal agreement britain is set to officially leave the e.u. in 2 days and brazilian media say floods and landslides in the southeast of the country have now killed at least 59 people some 30000 people have been displaced a state of emergency has been declared in more than 100 cities and towns including the state capital but you know what he's on to. you're watching news still to come on our show we go to the philippines where climate change is forcing people to leave home as parts of the country sink beneath the sea. but 1st hundreds of foreign nationals are being evacuated from the chinese city of on the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak more cases of the virus have been confirmed in china the death toll has risen to over one $130.00 australia says its citizens who are being brought home from china will be quarantined quarantined on an offshore

grow more and more dominant in their sectors some regulators are eye of competition start down molly barrows contributor's an american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories so let's dive right in. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china.

this as the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers we have so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september and there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of game.

continue to grow more and more dominate in their sectors regulators are competition crackdown molly barrows tribute to america's lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the interest space and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close. live. leg. length. leg. live. live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. live. live. and very well might continue watching on since last. if we ponder the future and look into 2020 what fascinating stories will come our way there are often said on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital capital the positive registration courage of people to say and this next story this next whole show this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. of the news in my view. about what it was it was a bit. more about. what we were doing the fact that the. see in the cartoon became but i'm before. him but i. now embody i'm not one. google's parent company alfabet will soon be the 4th big tech company to join the one trillion dollar club google success comes out is the biggest beneficiary to glo

about 0 has created a new political party which could allow him to run again his term ends in january barrow has formally registered the national people's party naming himself as its leader his relationship with his previous party have been deteriorating as calls for him to step down grow louder hong kong's new year celebrations were scaled back due to security concerns about months of violent antigovernment protests thousands though still gathered across the financial hub including along the waterfront calling for greater freedom from beijing zeros to the gopalan reports now from hong kong. these are the scenes that define 29000 for hong kong protests to show that by umbrellas blockading roads and confronting riot police. a call to disrupt new year's eve celebrations kept many people away from areas normally packed with revelers tourists and shoppers but some still ventured out to ring in a new decade and mingled with those chanting slogans on the harbor front. i hope that it will be a peaceful year and everyone will be more cheerful mass antigovernment protests were sparked by a proposed e

has created a new political party that could allow him to run again after his term ends in january barrow has formally registered the national people's party naming himself as its leader members of his previous party of call for him to step down former south african president jacob zuma is expected to stand trial this year over accusations of corruption charges which he has denied in the next part of al-jazeera series looking forward to the biggest stories of 2020 we're looking at how his time in office shaped south africa with miller in johannesburg. corruptions estimated by south africa's government to cost the economy $700000000000.00 for many former president jacob zuma is the symbol of that corruption he was forced to resign during his 2nd term in february 28th has a series of scandals surrounding him and the governing african national congress party intensified. zuma repeatedly says he's done nothing wrong. beef is a conspiracy created by certain people and by as against me. state owned companies were allegedly mismanaged and looted to benefit zuma and his associates from the passen

to grow more and more dominant in their sectors some regulators are a competition crackdown molly barrows tribute to america's lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the extra space and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close. oh. and a very warm welcome to you watching us in such. no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi yeah. i'm aware of it. all you like. you can never forget it. was really like to be inhaled because you would never believe it. if you didn't do it too as a hobby of course for 30 years and those are the very best at all seem so logical for you to make it work when i get out on the farm so you're going to take my son to the next you so he can piss in hopefully bless her. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. google's parent company alphabet will soon be the

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faces thousands of lawsuits alleging that users were not warned of the dangers legal journalist molly barrows contributed to a lawyer joins us now with more so lola thanks for being here can you break down i guess is just coming give us a synopsis of what specifically the trial is about. and yes well there's 4 plaintiffs in this trial and they all are for people with mesothelioma that's an incurable cancer they say was caused by exposure to asbestos to the company's baby power since power rather since they were enfant so this is the punitive phase of the trial this is where basically the plaintiff's attorneys are saying they didn't do enough to make sure that their product was safe now in an earlier phrase a jury awarded compensatory damages in this trial of more than 37000000 basically agreeing with the plaintiffs that this powder did indeed cause their cancers but in this phase their attorneys want to show that the company's behavior was reckless so that they should also be awarded punitive damages and in doing so they called chief executive alex gorski to the stand although johnson and joh

prosecuted worse some perpetrators are still in charge of security in our close allies of president adam a barrow and for those who have survived there's a sense that the process of justice is being intentionally obstructed. some of the mounds graves are believed to be in jamie's farmhouse but the government has made no efforts to recover the remains so far stalling the process of grief and healing that so many need to move forward. nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car. that our website al-jazeera. headlines. michele kerry let's recap the headlines right now on al-jazeera how does president says the outbreak of. becoming grave the number of people killed is recent to 56 with almost 2000 confirmed infections. or how the government is responding. was very interesting a move rare meeting for the politburo standing committee happened on the 1st day of lunar new year that is very rare the 7 most powerful people in the government here in china met and what they decided is that they're going to form a special group led by one of those 7 people to oversee the current virus action if you will we know that the