and we will boycott any state that boycotts us i mean that is essentially foreign interference one on one as foreign interference 101 as we hear about russian interference ad nauseam and this is a foreign government bragging that they will economically hunnish anyone and also dictate the constitutional rights of americans so i think that yes we do have a strong case ahead of us i think that it is up to the judges themselves to overturn these laws they've done them in some cases already and that's why i'm confident that we have a very strong clear cut case that a judge will will see that this is a blatant violation of our constitutional rights and overthrow it and that will impact the entire state of georgia and no other contractors will be will be forced to sign this pledge if the judge does indeed overturn the law but what about the want to picture because back in december trump signed an executive order against anti semitism white collar just pacifically there are concerns that could limit free speech debate and discussion and cetera is that something you agree with are you against

boycott of israel just over 15 years to get to the stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how our parties that africa was brought to the negotiating table big businesses like b. and b. bookings dot com to be advisor invidious others should be on the right side of history and should in this complicity with these rules violations of international law well we asked the companies mentioned on not less to comment on the story and more of course let you know that response while pro israel groups are demanding that songwriter musician and pink floyd co-founder that's roger waters be dropped from the south by southwest music festival in texas next month they claim the star is an anti semite and therefore doesn't deserve to share his views that. it is unconscionable that waters' be given any platform to air his anti semitic views much less the chance to be a keynote speaker at a major music festival south by southwest should remove him from its lineup imme

postponed twice the poll is being held against a backdrop of separatist violence and an authorization boycott. oh. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program well thora he's in china say the death toll from the corona virus has now passed the 800 mark that means the disease has now killed more people than the deadly sars outbreak back in 2003 almost all the reported deaths and most of the new infections are in the chinese province of huber a where the chrono virus was 1st discovered globally there are now some 37 and a half 1000 confirmed cases of the virus china says there have been fewer new infections than in previous days but overall the virus continues to spread on monday millions of chinese are expected to return to work after the extended lunar new year break nevertheless china is still far from back to normal. less is the extent to which china is trying to get a grip on this outbreak medical officials forcibly remove a family from their home. it is believed he had just retired from wu han and had refused to self quarantine a 3rd man is determined not to go without a struggle. in the end

for supporting the pro palestinian boycott movement on our. question of the b.d.s. movement with them she said. is an invention of people like goodnight brits and it's an invention of the ministry of strategic compares. on a last minute legal intervention could eventually see a killer and rapist released back onto the streets of britain as 25 violent criminals have their deportations to just make blocked. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously for the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. they just sent 2 pm friday 14th of february will welcome to the program live from the international world news center it's covered on here for the next. first the 3rd whistleblower has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation during the o.p.c. w.'s investigation into alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of

does so for the boycott versus sanctions we will thank you for your thoughts on this big story today pleasures of your program. a big story in from the u.k. we're going to london next tell you about the chairman of the b.b.c. is want against funding cuts to britain's national broadcasters say it would help russia and china spread lauri's the b.b.c. set to lose 200000000 pounds over the next 2 years as its license fees reviewed by the government with an idea to possibly switch to a voluntary subscription systems big news in the u.k. there's always up for debate easterly in london. people head them for the b.b.c. comes every time the talk about charter renewal and of course more and more this story is coming to their head of course as more stuff online people say they just don't want to pay where is this latest thing coming from those politics of it. yeah it would appear that every time the b.b.c. are faced with these types of challenges they come out fighting although this time it seems they're resorting to scare tactics in order to ward off any threat to their state funding and this

groups call for a boycott of veteran british waters over his support for the palestinian boycott movement talking to r.t. the pink floyd front man says the movement has nothing to do with anti-semitism. the equation of the b.d.s. movement within the cement. is an invention of people like but now i bristle and it's an invention of the ministry of strategic. balancing security and morals the british home office and an appeals court heard over the deportation of 17 violent criminals to jamaica we hear whether they should have been given more legal backing. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago and since then i mean obviously from the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. other thanks for checking in with us this friday february 14th it's 9 am here in moscow i'm calling bray with your world news welcome to the program 1st for you see has verified the leaks of a 3rd whistleblower who stepped up pressure on the international chemical weapons w

palestinian boycott movement on. the. b.d.s. movement. is an invention of people like the brits in this venture in the ministry of strategic. pending appeal 25 violent criminals are set to remain in the u.k. after their deportations to jamaica blocked. 17 others were deported sufficient access to lawyers. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean all this just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. already watching this friday the 14th of february this is r.t. international money welcome to world news this hour 1st for you a 3rd whistleblower has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation during the o.p.c. w.'s investigation into the alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of duma in april 28 in. the years our server the most stressful and unpleasant ones of my life i feel ashamed for the org

groups call for a boycott of veteran british. support for the pro palestinian boycott movement floyd frontman tells r.t. he denies all accusations of being anti-semitic. the b.d.s. movement. is an invention of people like. in the ministry of strategic. balancing security and the british home office and an appeals court so people taishan of 17 violent criminals to jamaica we hear whether they should have been given more legal backing. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. friday morning at 14th of february bright welcome to world news from international 1st for you then he has verified the leaks of a 3rd whistleblower who stepped up pressure on the international chemical weapons watchdog revelation costs further doubt on the o.p.c. w.'s final report into an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of doomer in 20

the palestinian boycott movement on. the. b.d.s. movement. is an invention of people like. the ministry of strategic. and a last minute legal intervention could eventually see a rapist released back onto the streets of britain was 25 violent criminals have the deportations to make up locked. mob responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. live from moscow this is r.t. international. news this hour top story then a 3rd whistleblower has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watch dog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation during the investigation into the alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of duma in april 28th. the years or so for the most stressful and unpleasant ones of my life i feel ashamed for the organization and i'm glad i left it. a redacted e-mail given to the investigative news we

now there has been a call for a boycott from the main opposition figure more. he says that the security situation in the english speaking region the northwest and southwest regions of cameroon makes it unable to have a credible election remember 73rd of the population lives there 6000000 voters are expected to vote today there's about a 1000000 people that are displaced in that region and the separatists from the english speaking region have not only called for a boycott but they've also attacked there was to have been campaigning as well as election commission officials and as all of this unfolds this country is on lockdown borders are closed the airports are shut down this is an important election for the government of cameroon and while this is taking place people are fleeing the english speaking region we met some of them right here and take a look at this report. fearing for children's lives patients being packed your bags traveled for 3 days in the bush to see. their children don't understand why her father coko farmer was shot dead by the police they tho

groups call for a boycott of veteran british rocker roger waters who's defended his stuff for supporting pro palestinian boy called. the. b.d.s. movement. is an invention of people like brits and it's the ministry of strategic. pending appeal 25 violent criminals are set to remain in the u.k. for now after their deportations to jamaica were blocked we weigh up whether 17 of those who were deported got sufficient access to lawyers. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people who commit the offense many years ago since then i mean obviously if we just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. this friday the 14th everyone is calling bright welcome to world news from r.t. international a 3rd whistleblower has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation during the o.p.c. w.'s investigation into the alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of duma in april 28th. the years our server the most stressful and unpleasant ones of my life i feel

a partial opposition boycott.ounting begins in cameroon's weekions, but after i turn.. sunday's poll was clouded -- after a week turnout -- after a weak turnout. >> everything went smoothly. what i noticed is a remarkable abstention compared to previous turnouts. >> wee could not even get a thid of what we expected. -- over 400l that a people can turn out with 50 or 70 voters. maybe there was not enough awareness or may be people stood with those who started the boycott? country's west, militant separatists vowed to disrupt the elections. they have been fighting ththe government since 2017. the conflict has killed over 3000 people. the low turnout also follows a boycott of the boat by the main opposition party. -- the vote i the main opposition party. the cameroon people's democratic movement -- in the outgoing legislatator, the party had 148 out of 180 seats. rolled the -- the party has rolled to the country for over 48 years. >> venice is celebrating the first day of carnaval. thousands have gathered for the ann

s which boycott israel. by counseling a journalist speaking on campus because she refused to support a foreign government georgiou violated the 1st amendment freedom of speech guarantee we do have a strong case ahead of us i think that it is up to the judges themselves to overturn these laws they've done them in several cases already and that's why i'm confident that we have a very strong clear cut case that a judge will will see that this is a blatant violation 'd of our constitutional rights it really goes to show you this isn't about free speech at all this is about controlling what kind of speech we're hearing. and that's why things look of russia so far this friday with me kevin i watch and check it out see the cauldron of various social media for so much more of a great day and stand by for the team from what you hold ready to take to the airwaves right after this break. the liberal corporate media are fickle they fall in and out of love quickly and often not long ago they were infatuated with being wr

still to come on the news our calls in cameroon for an election boycotts to get some to way but many are expected to miss sites and in sports one of the rising stars attended celebrate some team success are will be here later to tell us more. syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the northwest the soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways the offensive could open up a direct routes to rebel held areas of western aleppo and. going to iraq you know. over the past few days. forces have managed to make significant achievements the troops that were coming from eastern little had met with the advance forces from southern aleppo and managed to regain control of the geographical area of more than 600 square kilometers. is monitoring the situation from istanbul across the head no this all comes as turkey is also deploying in the region are these 2 sides likely to come face to face what are we expecting on the ground. well that would definitely raise the potential for a confrontation between turkey and syria now on the ground

pro palestinian boycott movement talking to r.t. the pink floyd front man says the movement has nothing to do with anti-semitism. the equation b.d.s. movement. is an invention of people life but now i bring this in it's in the ministry of strategic. security versus ethics britain's deportation of 17 violent criminals to jamaica home office against an appeals court we hear whether those deported should have been given sufficient access to legal support. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously for that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. from r.t. h.q. in moscow my name's column by welcome to the program this friday february 14th 1st for you a 3rd a whistleblower has chimed in accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimidation leaks referred to an investigation into the alleged chlorine attack in the syrian city of doomer

and call for boycotts of american products. irish officials are tallying votes in ireland's general election exit polls point to a tie between the 3 largest parties incumbent prime minister leo veronica's party is neck and neck with left wing nationalists chin fang and center right fianna foil frustration with years of budget austerity and a housing crisis are among the main issues for voters. a major storm is bearing down on northern europe island and britain face driving rain and winds of up to 130 kilometers an hour there are flood warnings across the u.k. and germany is also bracing for the storm's arrival frankfurt airport has already canceled around 100 flights. a boeing 737 operated by the russian low cost airline u t has been badly damaged in a hard landing in the city of you since none of the $94.00 passengers and crew on board was seriously hurt the airline blamed unpredictable winds for the incident. and as to time and now with security forces have shot dead a soldier who killed at least 26 people in a rampage most o

the new report will encourage businesses to end their support for west bank settlements but as a boycott divestment and sanctions movement we see this as a great as a great positive step in the right direction for holding israel accountable for its violations of international law it has taken the b.d.s. boycott off is the deal just over 15 years to get to this stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how a party that africa was brought to the negotiating table big business is like a b. and b. bookings dot com to be advisor invidious others should be on the right side of history and should in this complicity with these that is violations of international law and we have asked the companies mentioned on the list to comment on the story we'll let you know their response if and when we get it or pro israel groups are demanding that songwriter musician and pink floyd co-founder roger waters be dropped from the south by southwest music festival in texas nex

as a boycott divestment and sanctions movement we see this as a great as a great positive step in the right direction for holding israel accountable for its violations of international law it has taken the b.d.s. boycott off is the deal just over 15 years to get to this stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how a party that africa was brought to the negotiating table big business is like a b. and b. bookings dot com trip advisor invidious others should be on the right side of history and should in this complicity with the is that a violation of international law. in britain the chair of the b.b.c. has warned against funding cuts to the national broadcasters so you would help russia and china spread influence b.b.c. set to lose 200000000 pounds over the next 2 years is license fees reviewed by the government with an idea to possibly switch to a voluntary subscription system covering that story for us from our london bureau easterly. it would appe

well a boycott of schools courts and other government institutions was started by people in the english speaking region and 2016 they wanted greater representation in government many schools have been shut ever sense and the message this time is to stay away again from voting and polls their leaders say offer them no representation pakistan's prime minister has declared a national emergency of the billions of locusts devastated farming communities in the east the crop eating insects have ravaged costs and went on maize crops. of food shortages the government says this is the worst locust infestation of more than 2 decades swarms of locusts are also destroying crops in east africa. has more from there is money come on then to inquire province an emergency has been declared the district administration the agricultural department the plant production department are all busy tried to. be warm we have the deputy commissioner of the. leading the campaign against the war and we talked to him about what steps are being taken to try to ease the situation we have in covering this situation a coup

boycott of israel just over 15 years to get to the stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how a party that africa was brought to the negotiating table big business is like a b. and b. bookings dot com to be advisor in various others should be on the right side of history and should in this complicity with these that it was a violation of international law. britain the chairman of the b.b.c. he's warned against funding cuts to the national broadcaster they're saying you would help russia and china spread influence the b.b.c. is set to lose 200000000 pounds over the next 2 years as its license fees reviewed by the government with an idea to possibly switch to a voluntary subscription system part of a team in london easterlies got the details for you. it would appear that every time the b.b.c. are faced with these types of challenges they come out fighting although this time it seems they're resorting to scare tactics in order to ward off any threat

but as a boycott divestment and sanctions movement we see this as a great as a great positive step in the right direction for holding israel accountable for its violations of international law it has taken the b.d.s. boycott off is the deal just over 15 years to get to the stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how the parties to africa was brought to the negotiating table big business is like a b. and b. bookings dot com trip advisor invidious others should be on the right side of history and should in this complicity with the israel's very lesions of international law. it is a somber day the german city of dresden as it commemorates the victims of a mass carpet bombing campaign it's estimated that 25000 civilians died in the raids led by the british and american air forces 75 years ago to the day since then the intensity of the strikes in dresden has been called the question as the 2nd world war need it end. and. everything around turned into i

but as a boycott divestment and sanctions movement we see this as a great as a great positive step in the right direction for holding israel accountable for its violations of international law it has taken the b.d.s. boycott of israel just over 15 years to get to the stage and so we really do hope that this nonviolent boycott movement can have an effect on the israeli government in an attempt to bring israel to the negotiating table similar to how a party that africa was brought to the negotiating table big business is like a b. and b. bookings dot com to be advisor invidious others should be on the right side of history and should indeed complicity with it is that it was a very lesions of international law we asked the companies mentioned on the list to comment on the story we'll let you know their response as them and we get it. the chairman of the b.b.c. has warned against funding cuts to britain's national broadcaster saying it would help russia and china support includes b.b.c. set to lose $200000000.00 pounds over the next 2 years as its license fee is reviewed by the government

from the headlines today pro israel group's call for a boycott of the veteran british rocker roger waters who defended his stance for supporting the pro palestinian movement on aren't. the equation of b.d.s. move. is an invention of people like brinson it's an invention of the ministry of strategic affairs and a last minute legal intervention could eventually see a killer and the rapist released back onto the streets of britain as 25 violent criminals have their deportations to jamaica block. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national to commit crime in my country any of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously for the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. just turned 3 pm for the 14th of february moscow welcome to the program live from the international world news center it's kevin owen here with the latest half hour update for you 1st that is just mentioned the 3rd will so blow it has chimed in with claims accusing the world chemical weapons watchdog of creating an atmosphere of intimida

the colonist engaged in a major boycott.ent repealed all aspects of that law except for the tea tax. they left the tea tax intact. as a symbol of british authority. fast-forward one of the things that happened was after the other taxes were repealed, people started to actually import legal tea again and began to pay the tax, which they hadn't been doing. it especially happened in boston and i might add that other colonists got really mad at the bostonians because they were now paying the tea tax. this is all pre-1733. they started to write in their newspapers boston and this actually happened it came to the floor again at 73 and 74 when the bostonians destroyed the tea and people said, boston was paying the tax and we worked because there were a number of people who were continuing to boycott and that's one of the reasons why the smuggled tea was doing mac so Ãbso well they began to complain and bostonians and they didn't quite trust the bostonians. it's a very complicated story. [inaudible question] there are couple questio

and so the colonist engaged in a major boycott.d all aspects of that law except for the tea tax. they left the tea tax intact as a symbol of british authority. fast-forward. one thing that happened was after the other taxes were repealed, people started to actually he import legal tea again and again to pay that tax which this happened in about. i might add that other colonist got really mad the won'tans because they were now a big the tea tax. this all pre1773. and so they started to write in their newspapers and so forth against boston and this actually happened -- came to the foragain in '73 and-74 when the bostonnans destroyed the tea and people said, look, boston was paying the tax, and we weren't, because there were a number of people who were in fact continuing to boycott and that's one ron why the smuggled tea was doing so well in other ports. they gap to complain against the bostonians and complained -- did quite trust at the bostonians even when the bostonons threw the tea in the harbor. a very complicated story. >> this

al green of state of texas, hank johnson of georgia and erica wi announced their intent to boycott. and also i cannot sand this man. i cannot stand a liar. and then. >> the president of course went full throttle on the economy during a state of the union address last night but the democrats are pushing back against the president's claims about the economy. here is gretchen whitmer who delivered the democratic response. watch this.

coming up iranians vote for a new parliament will explain why the opposition is urging people to boycott the polls and why that worries the hardline leaders. and on day 2 of the berlin film festival held on humphrey and david leavitt's to have all the action from the red carpet. hollywood acted johnny depp is great he waves throughout the festival with the world premiere of his latest movie minamata we have a sneak preview for you of that and a look out pixar latest release coming up until later on the show. time sunni so much going to thank you for joining us we start with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of handouts that have shocked the country interior minister hasse a hoffa says there will be stronger police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist and 2 nights ago the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack the city near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000 some of the shooting victims were of turkish descent other vi

plus iranians are voting for a new parliament will explain why the opposition is urging people to boycott the poll and what the consequences could be for the country's hard line leaders. plus a murder mystery that goes right to the top the prime minister of the african kingdom of le soto is to be charged with killing is a strange wife. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today thousands of people across germany have been attending vigils for the 10 people killed by a suspected far right extremist in the western city of how now authorities have identified the attacker as a 43 year old german national and they are investigating this as an act of domestic terrorism the attack is fueling debate about the extreme right in germany where people have been coming together to mourn the victims and also call for action by the government. fear and disbelief in hanau people gather to stand up to hate and xenophobia one of the mourners germany's president. peacefully and there's going to be a member i'm standing with people who are threatened by hate and violence when we're together we stand sid

also coming up iranians vote for a new parliament as the opposition urges people to boycott the election we'll explain why that worries the hard line leaders. and a star studded hollywood glamour of the berlin film festival in the form of johnny depp he's premiering the film me not to replace an activist for tough. times sumi so much kind of good to have you with us we start with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of han how that have jolt of the country interior minister of course a whole thing has announced a stronger police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right that comes after the terrorist attack in one now 2 nights ago when 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist one which is near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000 some of the shooting victims were of turkish and kurdish descent the citizens of one hour trying to come to terms with what happened. the city and shock the crime scenes a place for mourners to pay their respects they say the impact of the murders goe

underway in iran's parliament reelection about turnout has been a lot of following an opposition call to boycott the fall. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program germany's interior minister c. hall c. hoffa has promised as strong a police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right the pledge follows wednesday night's terror attack in a city near frankfurt and which 10 people many of them immigrants were shot dead by a suspected right wing extremist date i spoke with a relative of one of the victims. the kurdish cultural center in hono has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the far right terrorism here have come to pay their respects to fear hot a 23 year old heating technician who was gunned down as he tried to buy cigarettes . that's the worst of it fair hunt wanted to do something good for the people of. his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of hanoi. for i had wanted to give people a warm place to call home noise that's no longer possible i didn't you can barely sleep he

pro palestinian boycott movement thing floyd frontman tells r.t. he denies all accusations of being anti-semitic. the equation of the b.d.s. movement would then see symmetry. is an invention of people like that nigerian senate bench in the.

is underway in iran tolman's reelection but turnout has been large following an opposition call to boycott the cult. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program. italy has announced its 1st death from the coronavirus as the number of cases in the country more than quadruples the world health organization has warned that the window of opportunity to contain a wider international spread of the epidemic is closing and a surge governments around the globe to act quickly many countries are already stepping up precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the virus. this plane bought taiwanese evacuees home from a quarantined cruise ship in japan hit by the corona virus while their plane and the luggage gets a thorough disinfection the evacuees will be isolated for another 2 weeks. these precautions are the new normal in the fight to contain the corona virus. in italy top officials meat of the virus claimed its 1st victim in the country an elderly man in northern italy died after being hospitalized the number of cases spiked to 17 in just one day in co done you know a town southeast of milan offi

call ambers onya in the run up to the polls they attacked election officials rallying calls for a boycottof the vote from opposition leader movies come to he believes the vote is rigged in favor of the ruling party. mark my words these elections will not resolve any of our problems. 3000 people have died in fighting between armed groups and government forces forcing almost a 1000000 people to flee the violence so my fled to neighboring nigeria others are seeking refuge in the economic capital douala away from home they were unable to vote in these elections a low turnout for those calling for the boycott is a success but it will certainly give the majority of the votes to poll b.s. party the highest number more democratic. a party that's been in power for the last 36 years and so the change that so many had hoped for from this election is unlikely to. josh rosy is an opposition m.p. from douala he's hoping to get re-elected saying the fight against the government should continue but by the ballot and not the bullet of the mayor some councils that will come out of this election for the 1st

separatists in cameroon threatened to boycott landmark elections we'll have the latest on the ground. hello now the latest storm that's gone through the u.s. which is a violent one has at least gone off shore it's going to cause some damage in northern europe and as it goes away what was in the west which was snow from into the cascades in the rockies is now this across the plains into the midwest was rain shasta south of that there's a contrast in temperature is not a huge one so these are probably just just going to be xander still rather than thing more vicious than that this is sunday's picture we're looking at which is a much drier and sunnier one in seattle and in vancouver washington oregon haven't seen that for quite a while after teddy and that's true down the pacific coast as well all monday the rain is developed a bit more big showers i think down the southeast once again looks like a repeat performance but don't think it'll be anything like a vicious and there's not much snow on the northern end or on the back end either in fact is not back in chicago minus 3 in minneapoli

still to come here on al-jazeera army out in force with the opposition calling for a boycott of sunday's referendum. hello and welcome back we'll start this time in northeastern parts of asia and we have an area of rain extending across central parts of china pushing across the yellow sea it's going to be pushing some rain into the korean peninsula but it's southern parts of japan which will see rain developing during the course of friday just 14 degrees there is a high in shanghai you'll notice under all that cloud and then through into saturday that system continues to develop pushing heavy rain across those southern islands maybe just flirting with honshu towards the end of the day so a sucker like you see some rain later on still dry in tokyo and still chilly further north in sapporo and that kind of that minus one the maximum temperature let's now move down into southeastern parts of asia is still looking threatening for western parts of java jakarta could see further heavy rain over the next few days but nothing quite as heavy as we saw a couple of days ago lot of showers across bo

on thursday against the referendum to change the constitution opposition parties are threatened to boycott the votes they fear president's office condo will use the changes to extend his mandates more than 30 people have died since demonstrations began in october where he'll mom and house war. scuffles broke out once again on the streets of guinea's capital as a national strike became the latest weapon to be used against president alpha condé protesters in conakry have been demanding revoke his plans to seek the term led by a coalition of opposition groups calling itself the national front for the defense of the constitution people threw rocks and barricaded roads. white police fired tear gas and used slingshots to try to push the crowds back. we've put as you can see very strong security measures since midnight from the 8th november bridge to cut been learned covering every kilometer with the help of other security departments the situation is under control. the riots resulted in many shops being closed residents say the protests are affecting daily life says that when i come out to do bu

the army deploys across as opposition leaders call for a boycott of some constitutional referendum. welcome back we've got quite unsettled weather across the levant on the arabian peninsula the moment now the west weather system moving through skimmers really quite nasty conditions into ron has been very cold temperatures just the north of freezing and winds blowing quite considerably we've still got some snow around as well further south we've had strong winds here in tow visibilities not being very good and certainly not see much where sunshine the winds blowing the flanks quite strongly in this frontal system continue move its way through the rest of the potential so we got a strong wind blowing through the course of thursday on the other side of the peninsula we got red light winds down through the red sea so fine in mecca highs of surtees 3 and then as i move the forecast through to friday we should find that the wind just easing down a little bit still not particularly warm sunny 23 is a mix wind as long as the wind drops it shouldn't feel too bad q.h. you look at my so of 22

regime,critics of the asking people to boycott the vote. we will be crossing shortly with james andre, who is at a polling station in tehran. urgedns of south koreans to stay indoors as the country suffers from the impact of the covid-19 virus. more than 200 reported cases. 60% of the 900,000 people are trapped in the region. ♪ we begin in iran, where parliamentary elections are underway, with numerous moderate would be candidates banned from running, the poll is predicted to result in a more hard-line parliament, , loyal to the country's supreme leader. turnout is seen as critical as critics of the regime are being urged to boycott the vote. reformistssts -- want to introduce ideas of western regimes and implement that here. i don't like that at all. fromhave been banned standing as candidates and i am delighted about that. >> i have never voted and i am not going to vote. nothing is going to get better. the situation is getting worse, every day. life has become very hard in iran. people are starving. how do you expect them to vote? they a

polanski willn skip tonight's french equivalent of the oscars, as women's groups say they will boycott the event as polanski is facing a new rape allegation. ♪ least 30 top story, at three turkish soldiers have been killed in an airstrike by syrian regime forces in the northwestern part of the country. beenyrian troops have backed by russian forces as they try to regain the idlib the turkeye in response, later retaliated against the syrian targets, and the u.n. attorney general is now calling for an immediate cease-fire. russian president vladimir putin has been speaking to his turkish counterpart, erdogan, on the phone. the humanitarian situation is deteriorating rapidly. peter has the latest. >> these pictures released by the turkish army purports to show syrian government targets being pummeled and idlib it province. dayomes after the deadliest for turkish soldiers since anchorage first intervened four years ago. >> has a resulult of the airstrikes, 33 soldiers have been martyred. >> russia says it air force was not involved in the syrian reregime's attack and blames turkey for stat

pro israel group called for a boycott of veteran british rocker roger waters over his support for the pro palestinian boycott movement talking to wate the pink floyd front man says the movement has nothing to do with antisemitism. the equation of the b.d.s. movement simitis is an invention of people life but now it's an invention of the ministry of strategic compares. security versus ethics britain's deportation of 17 violent criminals.

well a boycott of schools courts and other government institutions was started by people in the englishspeaking region and 26 team they wanted greater representation in government many schools have been shut ever since and the message this time is to stay away again from vote. and polls their leaders say offer them no representation . the u.s. ambassador to israel has warned against unilaterally onyx in parts of the occupied west bank before the trump of ministration completes the middle east proposal they would friedman says if israel does it could put the whole plan in jeopardy is ready settlements are illegal under international law between 900 672017 israel has built more than 200 illegal settlements in the occupied west bank an estimated 6 120000 israelis live there and about 215000 israelis live in and claves built in palestinian neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem and the trump was unveiled last month was ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he'd push ahead with an expansion plans within days but he's now move a good about the timetable well there have been protests