move to a remote island this week leave visited a mass and char a low lying island in the bay of bengal that is five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand rangar to be moved that live in new delhi built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living there will be like living in a prison in gaza will say that nobody looking even be contemplating until the caption very much for any refugees who do relocate is agreed upon the government has told me that anywhere he used to live on belgian child will eventually have basic access to the same basic rate as those who live in kansas as we also criticize me i'm all for failing to turn around its poor human rights record she says the government has only added to what the military regime did in previous years it is clear to me that under the two thousand and eight constitution . we are marking not because it bars and then till the constitution is real reform that transition just as well not be achieved. and greatly concerned in the doing repressive environment in is discouraging people from speaking ou

and cardinals all cut they head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals marvin lewis you'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots but with a third straight losing season and attendance is down it was time for the bengals to make the cut and then deliver what the number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get. a lot of ben lot of positives but that's the one goal was a coach that you look forward to doing the play of those still a few months away in the n.b.a. but the used and rockets are doing their best to make sure they are contenders they've now won ten of eleven games and james harden was once again the standout he got a triple double with forty three points ten rebounds and thirteen assists in this one hundred thirteen one hundred one win over the grizzlies but also marks hardin's fourth straight forty plus point game time for folks in the western conference after that when. the indiana pacers also pulled off a first straight win vi

cardinals all cut their head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals marvin lewis who'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots but with a third straight losing season and attendance down it was time for the bengals to make the cut. and then deliver what the number one goal is nasty world champions and we did not get it done so rather than later positives but that someone goes a coach to to look forward to doing rio you kobayashi became the first japanese man in twenty one years to win the two opening legs of the if i s world cup for hill ski jumping competition kobayashi beat out german favorite of the flying one hundred thirty three meters to secure the win the twenty three year old officially to become the first japanese for hills overall champion since the your seafood narky in one thousand nine hundred the playoffs are still a few months away in the n.b.a. but they used the rockets doing their best to make sure they are contenders have now won ten

cardinals all cut their head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals marvin lewis he'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill bennett check of the new england patriots with the third straight losing season in attendance down it was time for the bengals to make the cut i didn't deliver what the number one goal was not the world champions and we did not get that. one of ben lot of positives but that's the one goal was to coach the to look forward to doing the playoffs is still a few months away in the n.b.a. but the houston rockets are doing their best to make sure they're contenders they've now won ten of eleven games and james harden was not once again stand out for them he got a triple double with forty three points ten rebounds and thirteen assists in this one hundred thirteen one hundred one win over the christly it also looks hardens fourth straight forty plus point game they've tied for fourth in the western conference after that when. the indiana pacers also pulled off a fifth strai

cardinals all kept their head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals marvin lewis you'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots for the third straight losing season and attendance is down it was time for the bengals to make the cut. and then deliver what the number one goal is now to be world champions and we did not get that so wrong have been lot of positives but that's the one goal was a coach that you look forward to doing rio you kobayashi became the first japanese man in twenty one years to win the two opening legs of the f.i.'s world cup for he'll ski jumping competition kobayashi beat up a local german favorite after flying one hundred thirty three meters to secure the win between two year old is seeking to become the first japanese for hills overall champion since before nucky back in ninety ninety eight. the playoffs are still a few months away in the n.b.a. but the used the rockets are doing their best to make sure they are contenders have n

cardinals all cut their head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengalsa modern lewis who'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots but with a third straight losing season and attendance down it was time for the bengals to make the cut and then deliver what the number one goal is not spew world champions and we did not get. a lot of been lot of positive spirit that someone goes to coach to to look forward to doing. kobayashi became the first japanese man in twenty one years to win the two opening legs of the if i s world cup for hill ski jumping competition kobayashi beat out german favorite of the flying one hundred thirty three meters to secure the win twenty three year old official to become the first japanese four hills overall champion since the your seafood narky in one thousand nine hundred eight. the playoffs are still a few months away in the n.b.a. but they used the rockets doing their best to make sure they are contenders have now won ten of el

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the san francisco 49ers staged a fourth quarter comeback to beat the cincinnati bengals, with a famousreceiverjerry rice was named mvp for his performance and he has been sharing his memories of it with us. hey, this is jerry hey, this isjerry rice. super bowl xxiii mvp. when knew in my heart that i was going to leave everything on that football field, but the emotions, knowing that it is your first super bowl, not being able to sleep that night, playing the game over and over in your head, the preparation that i had put in that week, now ijust have to take that to the football field. i was able to go out and do some incredible things on that given day. we were the team on. that given day. we were the teen} the on. that given day. we were the teafiir the 80s, montana, if::‘ like "7 . . 7" w ., f on. that given day. we were the teafiir the 80s, montana, if::‘ like he ..-.. w ., f of the 80s, montana, ifeel like he was god. then you had dwight clark, of the 80s, montana, ifeel like he was had. then you had dwight clark, and turner 'ust went on and on and! came . work and turner 'ust went o

week bringing an end to these families dynasties rule and making the first transfer of power by the bengal since the gained independence in one nine hundred sixty so where to now for the largest country in sub-saharan africa for that i'm joined by a correspondent wendy by she went to was in the country covering that election for us last year she joins me now hi wendy so we've seen of course this ribble stand down and people are probably wondering wendy is this the beginning of something new for. yes hi christina i think everything that has happened since philip she said katie was integrators the new president of the country many good sign actually because as you previously say there is this six hundred militia and from coming that seppuku who was writing in the past say we have to remember that this party of the country was really exposed to violence and led many people left the country we are talking about tells in the people who left from the sea and goes elsewhere. in the neighborhood countries so this is a good sign but we still have to remember that there is other parties at the zone

regular fiji's all move to a remote island this week the visit is a bus and a low lying on the bay of bengal nearly five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand ring go to be moved that to live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living. will be like living in a prison. to date there have been no discussions with the humanitarian community on the protection plane marg and it goes without saying that nobody looking and should even be contemplated until the caption very much for any refugees who do relocate is agreed upon the government has told me that any event used to live on belgian child will eventually have basic access to the same basic rights as those who live in classes as our children will have will be able to have primary level education there will be health facilities livelihood opportunities including fishing environment and brilliant not movement on the island i was told that refugees will be allowed in is a valley in france in causes that are camps but they will not be able to travel to other parts of and with ash th

as many of you already know yesterday my team and i undertook a visit to the island and the bay of bengal where bangladesh plans to relocate a large number of the refugees from design i am told that there are four hundred fifty chars in bad weather most of which are inhabitable. at the outset i must express my stance and and appreciation to the government of them with for setting my request to visit the ireland i travelled by helicopter and had an aerial view of the development of the island and surrounds it was clear to me that the government has put tremendous effort and resources into the construction of the buildings and environment another technical expert on construction and housing so i will now make comments any comments about the buildings and infrastructure however i call on the government of bangladesh to share feasibility studies it has undertaken and to allow the un to carry out a full technical and humanitarian assessment including a security assessment before making any further plans for the housing of people on the island to date have been discussions with the humanitarian

the cincinnati bengals were looking more than decent against green bay.s across town, like jeff braley, wondered if this could finally be a miracle season for the back-then hapless local franchise of the nfl. but braley didn't get to see all of the game. he was a cop, a detective. and you don't get to pick your down time. >> i'm at home watching the bengals game. i get a call from the sergeant. "lieutenant, we're out on a drowning. the paramedics are working on her. but something's not right here." >> reporter: as he rolled to the house he knew some of what to expect. when you are a cop more than a decade you become familiar with the signs of the drowning like the froth about the victim's nose and mouth. >> your mind starts running immediately about possibilities. they initially tell me i have a 24-year-old drowning victim that died in the tub. i'm thinking that we will find evidence of something. you know, we're going to find some drugs or evidence of an overdose or something. as he pulled up the victim was already loaded in the back of the back of the a

a remote islands this week leave as it is a pass on char that's a low lying island in the bay of bengal it's nearly five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand rohingya are to be moved there to live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living there will be like prison it goes without saying that nobody should even be contemplated until the caption. for any refugees to be located is agreed to. a government that is coming to an event. with eventually have basic access to the same basic rights as those who says there's. also criticize me in march for failing to turn around its poor human rights record she says the government has only added to what the military regime did in previous years it is clear to me that under the two thousand and eight constitution we cannot be called bombs and till the constitution is reform the transition to justice will not be achieved and greatly concerned that the doing repressive environment is discouraging people from speaking out about human rights violations and injustices reeses parliament has

to a remote island about one hundred thousand rangar are to be moved to boston char in the bay of bengal greece's parliament has voted to ratify a landmark agreement with its northern neighbor to change its name to north macedonia it was approved following days of heated debate protesters against the deal have been braving the rain outside parliament. the u.n. human rights chief is warning the situation in venezuela could spiral rapidly out of control with catastrophic consequences michele battle insurgent leaders in caracas to hold talks to diffuse the political unrest opposition leader. has declared himself the interim president but venezuela's military has reiterated its support for president nicolas maduro. is due to make an address shortly. qatar says it will hand over a fifteen million dollars donation for garza to the u.n. after the palestinian group hamas rejected the funding the announcement comes two days after israel approved the donation for gaza but hamas says it won't accept the money because of conditions imposed by israel describing it as blackmail the money was set to fu

refugees a move to a remote island this week lee visited a muffin jar low lying island in the bay of bengal the five hundred kilometers in constant desire about one hundred thousand to be moved to live in you to build barracks human rights groups of criticize the plan saying living there will be like living in a prison. should even be contemplating. corruption . for. the government. actually has basic. to the same basic rights as those who live. may also criticize me for failing to turn around its poor human rights record.

still ahead here on the al jazeera news relocating ring of refugees why new camp in the bay of bengal is raising concerns amongst human rights groups and tension and turned a gas in the greek capital as crowds protest against a deal over the name of macedonia. the family of missing footballer emilio sala calls on rescue has not turned that search for days after his plane went missing over the english channel. the democratic republic of congo's new president says that he's ready to. challenges that lie ahead by building a country where everyone has a say but people are impatient to see how he'll deal with the weak economy and corruption to meet the miller has more from conscious or was arriving at the palace of the nation to be sworn into office felix to secure the city to become the democratic republic of congo's fifth president since independence from belgium in the one nine hundred sixty s. but for many congolese the ceremony matters deeply in a country having dealt with decades of conflict and violence it's the first peaceful handover of power since independence and a symbol of cha

over the next thirty minutes how a local community in bengal brought a dying people back to life. on the good news in jakarta are setting the stage for a plastic free plant and how technology can solve the frustrating problem of traffic jams. but first to a story of revival and hope for fifteen years the noggin of the do good in the southern state of thought was dry and dead but local women decided they had to do something about this under the national employment generation program big got together to dig wells and collect rainwater to create commons that will benefit generations to come to be the revo is striving just how they achieve this revolution of the feet. it's hard to believe. the river with snakes through the northern part of tamil nadu was once dry and dead. and up a new civil one of the resolute district who brought the river back to life was a young girl when it began to disappear. when i was a child of built this huge where lots of people in our village built it after that we had access to groundwater but then the rain stopped and we had to dig deeper to make sure we

they yearn to get in bengal farms and sells any instance some nigerians neighbors at the peak of the season he makes about thirty thousand dollars a week despite this income he stopped taking his money to the bank like a bank he all the wall i'm not satisfied with the services i receive a used to have an account that i was disappointed several times so i put my earnings back into the business and invest in real estate. and millions of other nigerians either not putting their money into savings account or have never even set foot in a bank economist blame a number of factors including low income and poverty but even some of the rich and looking elsewhere to take their money if you look at the investment of fortune it is that i will open especially our save nigeria and that will lead to associate head was in this to me and such but interests it because less is center for them. in the country and are led to this to our side but importantly the saban's culture must be institutionalized by the government itself with many banks going out of business during the last decade economists say be

finance their companies themselves because no one was prepared to give them a loan let's head to bengal and look at this more closely. your place. it's all about the right spices so this is your kitchen workshop suit your reader is in bangalore visiting entrepreneur gaia tree rao she makes spice mixes she wants to make sure the packaging is appealing and she hopes to cerita can help or market or products nationwide. three is a start up entrepreneur. and so that's one group that comes to us and we are really excited because it's a new idea they're at the starting stage so we can be with them right from the beginning of the journey. that was diet trees website has recently gone online now she's working on a business plan because she needs a bank loan to increase production but she's also dealing with a different challenge. that stand out i've had experiences where i've had to deal with vendors or things to be done when we were putting up the unit they wouldn't respond to my calls but they would immediately respond if my dad made a call my brother made the call. so cerita ishwar understand

this is about nick harding bengal cat cold barry and he likes to ta ke bengal cat cold barry and he likesking their cat. barry is and always on the harness and we are told he doesn't not walk to heal and prefers to dart off after birds. there is a surprise. a cat doing for cats like to do. that's it for today's morning briefing. sport, and now it's time for a roundup with mike. thank you. we start at stamford bridge, where chelsea made it through to the league cup final, after a dramatic penalty shoot out victory, against spurs. tottenham held a 1—0 lead, from the first leg, but that was soon overturned, thanks to goals from n'golo kante, and this from eden hazard. a goalfrom fernando llorente, took the match to penalties. after misses from eric dier and lucas moura, david luiz stepped up to set up a meeting with manchester city at wembley next month. a lot of the back pages have reaction from that win for chelsea. the sun, "bluiz the colour". david luiz celebrating with his team mates, after scoring the penalty to send chelsea to wembley for the league cup final. all the papers also focu

of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and didn't deliver what you know number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get at the. opening day at the end of the all season for your arizona court. in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rule. that at least one minority candidate had to be interviewed for each head coaching vacancy despite the rule the number of nonwhite head coaches continues to lag behind prompting criticism from commentators like dallas sportscaster dale hansen getting fired at one place and getting another chance isn't the problem but young talented coaches have cover not getting the chance that's a huge problem the author of a statistical study of all coaching positions in the n.f.l. says the real problem is not overt discrimination at the very top of the coaching ladder but a conspicuous lack of opportunities in lower level coaching positions that can lead eventually to the head co

of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and didn't deliver what the number one goal is next the world champions. and we did not get that. opening day out at a fall season for your arizona cardinals in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rule that at least one minority candidate had to be interviewed for each head coaching vacancy despite the rule the number of non white head coaches continues to lag behind prompting criticism from commentators like dallas sportscaster dale hansen getting fired at one place and getting another chance isn't the problem but young talented coaches have cover not getting the chance that's a huge problem the author of a statistical study of all coaching positions in the n.f.l. says the real problem is not overt discrimination at the very top of the coaching ladder but a conspicuous lack of opportunities in lower level coaching positions that can lead eventually to the head coach's office

of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and didn't deliver what you know number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get the. opening day of the n.f.l. season for your arizona cardinals due in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rule that at least one minority candidate had to be interviewed for each head coaching vacancy despite the rule the number of non white head coaches continues to lag behind prompting criticism from commentators like dallas sportscaster dale hansen getting fired at one place and getting another chance isn't the problem but young talented coaches have cover not getting the chance that's a huge problem the author of a statistical study of all coaching positions in the n.f.l. says the real problem is not overt discrimination at the very top of the coaching ladder but a conspicuous lack of opportunities for blacks in lower level coaching positions that can lead eventually to the

of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and in deliberate what do you number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get the. opening day of that and a fall season for your arizona cardinals in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rule that at least one minority candidate had to be interviewed for each head coaching vacancy despite the rule the number of nonwhite head coaches continues to lag behind prompting criticism from commentators like dallas sportscaster dale hansen getting fired at one place and getting another chance isn't the problem but young talented coaches have cover not getting the chance that's a huge problem the author of a statistical study of all coaching positions in the n.f.l. says the real problem is not overt discrimination at the very top of the coaching ladder but a conspicuous lack of opportunities in lower level coaching positions that can lead eventually to the head coach's o

refugees are moved to a remote island this week visited a bus and charlotte lying island in the bay of bengal in the five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand are written there are expected to move there and live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living there will be living in a prison. in gaza and the health say that now. even be contemplated until the caption. for any refugees relocate is agreed upon the government can come and anywhere to live on budget will eventually have basic access to the same basic rate as those who live in the us is that and venezuela's military has reiterated its support for president nicolas maduro saying the terms to remove him amount to a coup un human rights chief michel bashir layers warning the situation may rapidly spiral out of control with catastrophic consequences the afghan taliban has named one of its co-founders as the leader of its political office in qatar. is expected to join the go she is with the u.s. which appear to be gaining momentum. the republican and democratic parties tried

burst thirty four bodies have been found but many more are feared dead under a sea of money west bengal swine the reports from the town of religion you know near the site of the disaster the heavy rain only makes an already fraught rescue operation much worse many have been saved in the being cared for at this center relieved distraught concerned about their missing loved ones. the feeling is that you're going to die that is the end of everything and you don't know which way to run the president. visited the disaster area but didn't stay long his ministers are overseeing the rescue and relief efforts to see that soon all the mud is being monitored by local and national institutions at this moment the heavy part is moving more slowly as we have several monitoring points along the river and we are tracking its movement. an investigation is underway into how the dam burst releasing millions of liters of waste from the iron ore mine the owners vale expressed their sorrow they've already been fined sixty six million dollars but they were also part owners of a miner a little over three years

of the denver broncos the arizona cardinals steve wilkes and the long time coach of the cincinnati bengals marvin lewis and in deliberate what do you know number one goal is nasty world champions and we did not get that. opening day of that and a fall season for your arizona cardinals due in two thousand and two under the threat of lawsuits that would have accused league owners of racial discrimination the n.f.l. adopted a rule that at least one minority candidate had to be interviewed for each head coaching vacancy despite the rule the number of nonwhite head coaches continues to lag behind prompting criticism from commentators like dallas sportscaster dale hansen getting fired at one place and getting another chance isn't the problem but young talented coaches have cover not getting the chance that's a huge problem the author of a statistical study of all coaching positions in the n.f.l. says the real problem is not overt discrimination at the very top of the coaching ladder but a conspicuous lack of opportunities in lower level coaching positions that can lead eventually to the head coa

are picking up some residual moisture from our old tropical storm that was out here in the bay of bengal you can see the rain starts to push into that southwestern parts of china as we go towards tuesday it really begins to expand in these areas we could be see anywhere between one hundred ten to one hundred seventy five millimeters of rain over the next few days so we'll be watching that very carefully down towards hong kong it is going to be a partly cloudy day with a temperature there of about twenty two degrees while not looking too bad over here towards the philippines not a lot of clouds on the satellite image and that's really going to reflect what we see here on our forecast map as we go towards monday manila partly cloudy conditions few of twenty nine degrees over towards bangkok still a few rain showers in your forecast at thirty three but conditions get a little better by the time we get towards tuesday with the times there of about thirty one degrees and then very quickly over towards india looking quite nice across much of the subcontinent maybe a few clouds of here towards

delhi though i darted the verses nine thousand baron with his snow straight down through the bay of bengal which seems increasingly likely to bring us to sri lanka not everywhere but in this north easterly they are not uncommon cold by day and he's seventy degrees and in new delhi and by night without a single figures of course it has been consistent for a week or two in the arabian peninsula mostly it is fine looking weather but the cloud has increased substantially in monday's forecast is a huge pole running as far south as qatar looks like it'll be largely dry except for maybe the far north as saudi but the breeze changes direction it's dusty. in the next episode of science in the golden age abi exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of engineering. the heights of sophistication in mechanics at the time was the extravagant elephant cloak. written around eight fifty a.d. the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contraptions. are going to merge with jim. welcome back just a quick look at the top stories now the u.s. secret

transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does include. especially in the event of. natural disasters. fully informed that. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zero dhaka. rescue is in southern spain have found the body of a two year old boy who fell into a well nearly two weeks ago mine has worked around the clock for thirteen days to find the toddler who was shot in a narrow bore hole seventy metres below ground. now the plight of refugees has been high on the agenda at the world economic forum in davos one aid group is highlighting the issue with an interactive

moved to a remote islands this week leaving a pass on char that's a low lying island in the bay of bengal it's nearly five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand rohingya are to be moved there it's a live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living there will be like prison.

refugees a move to a remote island he is just visited by sun char a low lying island in the bay of bengal nearly five hundred kilometers from cox's bazaar by road about one hundred thousand rangar it used to be move that to live in newly built barracks but human rights groups have criticized their plans saying living there would be like prison to indonesia now where the number of people known to have died in floods and landslides on soloway 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 since tuesday after to wrenshaw rain triggered severe flooding across the region earlier this month another landslide in java killed thirty two people. reeses parliament has voted to ratify an agreement under which its northern neighbor will change its name to north macedonia it's just this whole. point politicians voted one hundred fifty three two hundred forty six in favor of the un american deal which was signed last june it was approved following days of heated debate protest as opposed to the deal

next few days that's all stemming to the old tropical system that we had down here across the bay of bengal now a lot of that rain is going to start to make its way towards the northeast and some of these locations could be seeing some very heavy rain which means localized flooding could be a problem here's your forecast map on tuesday down towards another part of vietnam you'll also see the rain and that's going to start to extend more towards parts of hanoi as we go towards wednesday so a very rainy day here with a temperature of eighteen degrees as we go towards wednesday and into the northeast it is going to start to rain in shanghai as well attempt to there of about seven but for hong kong not looking too bad the rain will be out of the picture for you at twenty degrees well bangkok is looking quite nice over the next few days and most of thailand is as well all the rain has pushed over here towards much of the west you can see a lot more clear skies across the area as you take a look the forecast map here on tuesday bangkok a thirty degree day for you there over towards manila we're l

transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does. especially in the event of. natural disasters without. fully informed that. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous and it's hostage in a zeroth dhaka. still ahead on the news hour a call for compromise like windows of a fallacious state is being seen as a veiled reference to the acquiring of a bronx says. that all of gori and so on yet so much but people are so. painful about the hopes the change on the new congress president in exchange for petty and how to make his trade to reach the final four at the asian cup would have the deta

next few days that's all stemming to the old tropical system that we had down here across the bay of bengal now a lot of that rain is going to start to make its way towards the northeast and some of these locations could be seeing some very heavy rain which means localized flooding could be a problem here's your forecast map on tuesday down towards another part of vietnam you'll also see the rain and that's going to start to extend more towards parts of annoy as we go towards wednesday so a very rainy day here with the temperature of eighteen degrees as we go towards wednesday and into the northeast it is going to start to rain in shanghai as well attempt to there of about seven but for hong kong not looking too bad the rain will be out of the picture for you at twenty degrees while bangkok is looking quite nice over the next few days and most of thailand is as well all the rain has pushed over here towards much of the west you can see a lot more clear skies across the area as you take a look at the forecast map here on tuesday bangkok a thirty degree day for you there over towards manila w

are moved to a remote island this week leave a big bash on china a low lying island in the bay of bengal on the alley five hundred kilometers from conses bazaar about one hundred thousand new hampshire are to be moved to live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized upon saying living there will be like living in a prison that speaking in bangladesh is capital for us so what does the un special rapporteur tour make of these plans to relocate the refugees to the sign and tosh. fully she did commend the bangladeshi government for the construction of the buildings and the ongoing development of the infrastructure on this uninhabited island but she didn't say that she wants to see more needs to be more information from the bangladeshi government and wants to be assured that any refugees who live on this remote island would be secure she says that any transfer to the island needs to be done in consultation with refugees they need to be allowed to have a tour and they couldn't vision for themselves and of course this must be voluntary but then i see government has offered th

to a few showers in the farm that was but some freight going to answer new delhi down towards west bengal this persistent for worse by the hand by ninety's cold and of course is quite dirty air and there's no change in the forecast center was our best chance to by day doesn't really represent what feels like it's not like good for the finals of course no showers even sri lanka while passing light showers maybe beyond that it is the dry time the year and that's true serbian peninsula now has a possibility of a shout out as mass of gray cloud is pushed from further north but that's disappearing as well temps are rising slowly in places like bahrain and qatar. rewind returns the care bring your people back to life from start with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of forms put in price since the program was filmed rewind begins with mohammed at the time when i was in libya i was the top of the clubs and. like any other student i was very fortunate to be awarded a local scholarship rewind on al-jazeera. welcome back reminder of the top stories he

transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does. especially in the event of. natural disasters without. fully informed that. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous and it's hostage in a xerox dhaka. the afghan taliban has named one of its co-founders to lead its political office in qatar dani birds are is expected to join to go see asians with the us which looked to be gaining momentum victoria again the reports abdul ghani baradar was the former right hand man of taliban found. he spent eight years in a pakistani prison before he was released last october analysts say his appoint

moved to a remote island about one hundred thousand are to be moved to bus and shot in the bay of bengal. israel says it's. ireland's ambassador to reprimand her now is in response to the irish parliament advancing legislation which aims to criminalize any business that deals with israeli settlements in the occupied west bank prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called the planned law a disgrace declan the brand is the columnist for the irish news under former political correspondent of the irish times joins me now from dublin good to have you with us on the program how likely is it that this will become law. it's unlikely it's not completely ruled out but it's unlikely the government is saying that it is illegal for. irish government to take such action that we are restrained by a european law that this is the advice being given by the attorney general eric government now there are other legal opinions to the contrary but looks as if it will it will not be passed into law at least on this occasion of course while israel likes to accuse everyone else of anti semitic behavior when the is

transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does. especially in the event of. natural disasters without. fully informed consent of. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zeroth dhaka. now to developments in sudan where the leader of the largest opposition party has called on the government to bow to mass protests and relinquish power so the address hundreds of supporters at a mosque in hard to human rights groups say more than forty protestors have been killed since demonstrations began last month a rally started out as protests against rising food prices that have gr

transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned about the security of refugees and isolation does. especially in the event of. natural disasters. fully informed that. the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zero dhaka. now brazil's fire 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 ar

she's the 8-year-old daughter of the bengals retired defensive tackle.our years ago she was diagnosed with an aggressivem of cancer. she had a 50/50 chance to live. leais cancer-free. she's a survivor and she and her dad appeared on the "day" show to reflect on their journey and arned. sons they've >> i knew that if i died, my ole family would cry and i didn't want that because i knew that i didn't want them t through like i did and so i just didn't want them to cry likeho i cried. >> that's probably one of my biggest regrets is not being more vulnerable in front of her. i thoht that i hado be strong all the time but i didn't know that she was experiencing the same emotions that i was going through so when we would get off facetime with each otusr, i would start crying and i found out that when i was writing this book, s would go into the bathroom and cry because we tried to stay strong for each other. >> you see the cover of it there, "still in the game,"di f the faith to tackle live's biggest his advice to other parents or caregivers is to remember to

right before christmas eve, there was a secession plan for sergio ermotti, including the ceo of bengal santander. now christian meissner, he will be in a position to eventually take over for sergio ermotti. david: as i recall, christian meissner had been talked about with other prominent roles. as the bank. at the bank. sonali: absolutely. he was also in talk with deutsche bank. he definitely is an interesting candidate, especially for ubs. david: tell me about christian a bit. i know him some, actually, personally, but i think he was an investment banker. i do not think investment banking has been the number one investment for ubs. i think of private wealth management. is that a change at ubs or what he has traditionally done? sonali: that is a great question. the top talent at ubs and the potential successive plan came within the west management division. came from1/3 investment banking, but ubs wants to have both of the house together. david: thank you so much, that is sonali basak. former trump advisor on how the markets and the economy are doing. and who deserves the credit or the

earlier the rare bengal cat showed up in a humane society. using the microchip they tracked him down. the owner got on a plane and tracked him down. >> i wonder if he went in a storage truck, arizona to san diego. >> golf cart. >> mufasa. >> my son. all right. the weather. >> i didn't know james earl jones was my co-anchor. >> i have much to tell you. >> let's move on to weather this morning. that starts out chilly and also mostly clear skies except for patchy fog around santa rosa where the temperature is at 38 degrees. it is cold in napa, 39 -- 37, rather, 37 also in livermore, 39 san martine. the rest of us mostly in the low 40s. the visibility down to a quarter of a mile in parts of the north bay. watch out for that as you head out the door. elsewhere, once again, it's all clear. as you make your way out to the pleasanton bart station we'll be at 41 through 7:00 and 54 heading into the 10:00 hour. our temperatures warm up fairly quickly again, pretty much like it did yesterday. as you're starting out, make sure you have on layers, a nice

quarterback andy dalton from the bengals will join me. talk football and a serious topic, human trafficking. authorities in atlanta this week announcing dozens of arrests. be sure the tune in to that for sure. so later today on "the 5", bill there with your favorites. we'll be there bringing you some laughs. thanks for joining us on "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. up next, here's shep. >> shepard: now robots can think. machines will not rise up in the future. they're rising today. now an in depth report out on the major gains that artificial intelligence has made. the "wall street journal" headline? white collar robots are coming for jobs. it explains how computers are learning how to think on their own, doing things that once required a real person making a real salary. if it sounds like science fiction, researchers are provening it's true. they've just announced one of the biggest break throughs yet in this technology. the robot that was not even programmed but started performing tasks on its own. the robot

. >> katie: andy dalton the quarterback of the cincinnati bengals is going to join the daily briefingse he's part of a group of other nfl standouts like matt ryan, nick falls, aaron rodgers, they are working on "it's a penalty" campaign to harness the power of sports to fight abuse and trafficking on a global scale. it's a penalty is attempting to stop it, they have a short film that is being played by airlines in atlanta area hotels to help spread the message. in the lead up to the super bowl, federal law enforcement officials announced they have arrested 33 people in the atlanta area already for sex trafficking in a planned operation. you can find more at it'sapenalty.org. >> juan: baseball legends jackie robinson would have been 100 years old today. his baseball debut marks the first time the major leagues had a black player in 63 years, they were banned after the civil war in the late 1800s. he was a six time all-star, he led the brooklyn dodgers to their first world series victory in 1955 and major league baseball is going to be celebrating the centennial of his birth all year lo

do we have a new coach for the cincinnati bengals?ant to hire zach taylor. the rams are still in the playoffs. they're going to make their 2019 debut tomorrow. they'll be against the cowboys. big game. l.a. is really good. tracee: everyone in l.a. is very excited. cheryl: l.a.'s a good team. it's going to be really good. >> we'll also have the eagles and the saints. cheryl: saints, wow, they've had a heck of a season. >> if the eagles beat the saints, free miller lite for eagles fans. they haven't announced which bars. tracee: it's what they need. cheryl: another tough game will be the eagles and saints. >> if the eagles win, i think they're probably the team to beat now. so we'll see where that goes. cheryl: nick foles is playing? >> he's back in there, showing why he was the super bowl mvp. tracee: thank you, jared max. you can catch sports reports on fox news headlines on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: taking a look at futures, we've had five days of gains. that may change today. dow down 26 in the premarket, s&p down 4.5, nasdaq d

. >> laura: you were always big into the bengals in the '80s. "walking on sunshine." that wasn't the bangles. that was belinda carlisle. i've got it. i've got it. >> sean: you are being mean. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. chris christie will be her life in the second half of the show. two segments. he's done a lot of interviews but he hasn't laid out how trump can win in 2020. and whether in fact he might just end up eventually having the rollback with president trump, either in that campaign or who knows, the white house. i'm going to press him. new segment on the show coming up. this is your country on liberalism. the frigid city of portland, maine, overrun, yes, by asylum-seekers. former governor of maine paul lepage was called racist over his concern about illegal immigration and the asylum issue when he was governor. he is here tonight to react and maybe say see i told you so. first, trump versus the party of democrats. that's the party of tonight's angle. democrats seem awfully cocky lately. since winning the house i