daniel brings us the latest update from belo horizonte and many us states. so the day after the bank spewing millions of liters of sludge tailings is then known from the iron ore mine into the environment a rescue operation in full swing the president of brazil a job also nado jew here in belo horizonte way he has said he is going to oversee the operation he's bringing members of his cabinet into the region to try to initially to find out the extent of the damage to try to rescue survivors and then to try to limit what will inevitably be a huge environmental disaster to try to stop the contaminated water is heading down into a nearby hydroelectric plant to try to then start a massive cleanup operation in the meantime questions are being asked about exactly how this has happened less than four years after the last catastrophe in. the in the same states of minister lies the same company valley involved in the operation as well they have expressed their concern they have said they're very sorry but environmentalist saying that is simply not enough they should h

environment a rescue operation in full swing the president of brazil a job also nado jew here in belo horizonte way he has said he is going to oversee the operation he's bringing members of his cabinet into the region to try to initially to find out the extent of the damage to try to rescue survivors and then to try to limit what will inevitably be a huge environmental disaster to try to stop the contaminated waters heading down into a nearby hydroelectric plant to try to then start a massive cleanup operation in the meantime questions are being asked about exactly how this has happened less than four years after the last catastrophe. in the same state of minister lies the same company valley involved in that operation as well they.

brigade is saying that some two hundred people missing after a dam collapse near the city of belo horizonte southeast seven people are confirmed dead after this disaster. helicopter rescue teams are searching for survivors the collapse of the down which is part of an iron ore mine complex unleashed a torrent of lod on nearby villages president diable sonars says he will fly over the area on saturday to assess what measures need to be taken. in indonesia the number of people known to have died in floods and landslides also the way sea island has risen to fifty nine many villages living near an overflowing dam had to be evacuated thousands more have been forced to leave their homes and choose day after to rancho rain triggered severe flooding across the region earlier this month another landslide in java killed thirty two people around the world health organization says the democratic republic of congo's worst ebola outbreak has spread to an area battling extreme violence at least five cases have been reported in kane a city of more than a million people which lies between the main outbreak z

dam broke apart sending a massive torrent of mud over a mining complex southwest of the city of belo horizonteities say the death toll is expected to rise. us.

it broke in southeastern brazil near the city of belo horizonte. it covered huge areas.enezuela's self-declared interim president juan guaido says he will not give up his fight for fresh elections. he has announced large-scale protests next week. in caracas he encouraged his people to carry on protesting even if he is arrested. he called for the army to side with him. the united states and others have e recognized him, but nicos maduro is going to stake his claim to the office. he has been addressing the nation and offered to meet with guaido for talks. let's get more frorom caracas. that is where our reporter is standing b by for us. ninicolas maduro has been offerg to speak with his rival guaido. how is the opposition reacting? why not set up a meeting? oscar: there is littttle credibibility within guaido's [indiscecernible] especially when it comes to starting a dialogue. ththere have been four negotiation's betweenn the opposition and majuro's governmement -- ninicolas madu's government. as president of the national assembly, juan guaido said they will evaluate [indi

dam broke apart sending a massive torrent of mud over a mining complex southwest of the city of belo horizonte authorities say the death toll is expected to rise. u.s. president donald trump has signed a bill to end the longest government shutdown in the country's history the deal doesn't include any money for a wall along the us mexico border.

democrats, biden versus benton, belo horizonte him away.n among younger people, biden blows beto away. you like me? or is that the curse? if the party wants someone new, they like him, they just want a fresh face. >> biden is simply name recognition. he's much more well known, he is much more beloved, he has more of a record from his time as vice president. so that's an advantage that he would have that nobody else has. but biden also has some of those same flaws and the biggest one this time around is that he is not new. and the energy of the democratic party right now is with young voters, it is with women, it is with minorities. what is his story to tell those voters? how would he represent them in this democratic primary? >> i think the number one thing democratic voters are looking for right now is who can beat donald trump, period. we don't care what package it comes in. if you can prove to us over the course of this primary campaign that you are the one that has the best path forward, fantastic. and i think so much of the other stuff

floor that was supposed to be a routine vote to try to reopen government, they nearly came to belo horizont minority, they haven't been there in eight years. all of a sudden they're just yelling at one another, pointing fingers. somebody yells, go back to puerto rico. we were on the verge of fi fisticuffs on the house floor. >> that's raw. there is a divide over the border wall. republicans want it, most democrats say no. establish your position, if you will, between the speaker nancy pelosi and the president. if you look at the new congress, republicans are now in the minority. there is only 55 of the 199 republicans, only 55 of them remember what it's like to be in the minority, and it's horrible, especially if you know the power of the majority. >> oh, yeah. they have never dealt with this. they go to worse rooms. when you're in the minority, you have to go meet all the way over in the capitol visitors center which is just about a half mile further walk than the normal meeting room. everything is different. and they want to show how tough they are, too. they've got new leaders, and so th

fire brigade says some two hundred people are missing after a dam collapsed near the city of belo horizonte in the country's southeast several people are confirmed dead after the disaster helicopter rescue teams are searching for survivors of the collapse of the dam part of an eye in a line called flex unleashed a torrent of mud on nearby villages as your top stories all have wolf you in the news hour in twenty five minutes on i'll see that. colleague must move hussein is now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as a journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence wars of groups we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of our colleague mahmoud to say and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmoud's and all his colleagues we stand for press free

has the latest from belo horizonte the capital of. where the disaster happened. the search continues around the town the broome with genial but now they're looking for bodies rather than survivors in the meantime the legal case against the company valley which owns the mine is great is gaining pace arrests have been made further investigations are taking place with the vice president of brazil hamilton saying that a full investigation will be carried out into the structure of the company the company executives said they're sorry for the disaster but have so far accepted no responsibility saying that a full investigation was carried out into the safety of the in both june and september of last year but now anger mounting against the executive board of that company many are now beginning to assess the environmental damage with something like twelve million cubic metres of waste from the iron ore mine being spewed out into the surrounding countryside people posting on social media videos of the. in the river. dying dying in and around the river in the meantime shapi

environment a rescue operation in full swing the president of brazil a job also nado jew here in belo horizonte way he has said he is going to oversee the operation he's bringing members of his cabinet into the region to try to initially to find out the extent of the damage or to try to rescue survivors and then to try to limit what will inevitably be a huge environmental disaster to try to stop the contaminated water is heading down into a nearby hydroelectric plant to try to then start a massive cleanup operation in the meantime questions are being asked about exactly how this has happened less than four years after the last catastrophe in. the in the same state of minister lies the same company valley involved in that operation as well they have expressed their concern they have said they're very sorry but environmentalist saying that is simply not enough they should have learned lessons from that previous disaster in which nineteen people were killed three hundred seventy five families lost their homes many of those people have still not being really housed nobody was ever prosecuted for th

broke apart to study a massive torrent of mud over a mining complex southwest of the city of belo horizonte authorities say the death toll is expected to rise. u.s. president donald trump assigned a bill to end the longest government shutdown in the country's history the deal doesn't include any money for a wall along the us mexico border but trump said if congress doesn't approve border money by february fifteenth he'll use emergency powers to construct a barrier. spanish rescuers have located the dead body of a two year old boy who fell down a well shaft nearly two weeks ago northeast of mollica engineers had been working night and day to reach the boy the bore hole was only twenty five centimeters wide too narrow for an adult. pope francis has warned against stigmatizing migrants in a speech to hundreds of thousands in panama city speaking on catholic world youth day francis said he wanted to church culture that welcomes protect and integrates the speech came after francis ministered to inmates at the country's main youth prison. today is payday for government workers across the u.s. som