hat we planned to do is sink one barge downstream from the cairo, one upstream from the cairo, and cairo would be resting in between the two arees, which unfortunately already divided into nine compartments. if we had lots of money, there would be lots of compartments. and if everything works right, now we have wires under the vessel. we always have to have goodies up there among because the canon a pipe. up and there is you were in the navy, you said on a pot. if you were an enlisted man, you -- in aa trough on trough on a shelf. if you were an officer, that's where you made your deposits. [laughter] gone well: things had as we work toward the end of november. we've got to use volunteer labor. my wife but comes in charge of the artifacts -- becomes in charge of the artifacts. lanterns,blems with because lanterns would get smoke on it, and you had to tell them, wipese, ladies, don't the smoke off the lanterns. here are bottles on a sick bay. see the porcelain one on the right? that's where she went if you got , because the diarrhea treatment at the time was the same in world war ii, merc

cairo is under that shed, sheltered. that is a story of the cairo. that is very interesting. again, notice what i said. if you are going to find a gunboat, and you are going to raise it, don't use what we did. we were always short of money. that was a big thing. we probably could have had some clout with bezo if we would have said, if you don't stay here longer, let the river pool, where going to tell your sister that you are hiding heavy equipment. that is the story of cairo. [laughter] it occupied a lot of my time. we were very lucky. george comes up there one day and got very interested in cairo and we began to get money. that is the story. [applause] >> if anybody has a question, if they would come back to the microphone to state your name and ask a question. my question is, how did it sink? how did the ship sink? ed: the ship was sunk by an infernal machine, two infernal machines. an infernal machine is what we would call a mine today. it is set off by electricity. this man looks real tough there. he would be in a torpedo pit. as you know, you have two copper wires. what

ambassador in cairo. ambassador patterson had multiple meetings with the defense minister in the months preceding june thirtieth and the july third two and if i recall correctly she did detect that change in the mean or a change in the messages he was providing she concluded that there was a high likelihood that the military would move to oust morsi as president. the american administration wasn't the only one aware of the potential of a military coup in egypt regional governments true we're closely monitoring the situation in cairo. to be. shot in the dust that it must be. a mess and it will sort of. you know months. had been. any. during the same cultural seminar and just one week ahead of mass protests called for by the opposition demanding early presidential elections and that's a time where egyptian society was more divided and polarized than ever before sisi announced he was giving all sides seven days to solve the crisis or else. get the. most out of how quickly. and we'll get you. down. that one w

with as well over a hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a valid in an ati should treat in cairo. that brought us back and was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a halt later the sound still present a of many egyptians today house of the people's music on al-jazeera. i mean this is difficult to say whether someone is going for someone who's very rich it does matter we need truth i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing it you can just buy a story and fly out. never

but as we go towards wednesday we do expect those clouds to push towards egypt and twenty seven for cairo. that was sponsored by a town in. tennessee . my prison my freedom my life my languages my occupation.

also making their way across from parts of a libya as well as into egypt rain could be a problem in cairo you could be seen as michelle was in your forecast as well respected temperature there of ninety degrees. the weather sponsored by town and. went on line to the atmosphere and when that is your for them reason not to do this only if you join us on sat all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion face is that diana brianna talking about

ambassador in cairo. ambassador patterson had multiple meetings with the defense minister in the months preceding june thirtieth and the july third two and if i recall correctly she did detect that change in the mean or a change in the messages he was providing she concluded that there was a high likelihood that the military coup would move to oust morsi as president. the american administration wasn't the only one aware of the potential of a military coup in egypt regional governments true we're closely monitoring the situation in cairo. the coffee shop in the dust that it must be. a mess and it will sort of. had been. me. during the same cultural seminar and just one week ahead of mass protests called for by the opposition demanding early presidential elections and that's a time where egyptian society was more divided and polarized than ever before sisi announced he was giving all sides seven days to solve the crisis or else. we're. almost out of how quickly. and we'll get you. down. that one was. says

cairo in egypt and he's with us now you very welcome. what will the u.s. recognition of the golan heights maine for the region g. think. it would to previous violations of international law you envisage lucian's if you remember president obama himself in his campaign for election criticized a previous american policy. intervention in the area that led to streets in libya in iraq in syria and now they are repeating the same mistakes what they are sending to sending a message that international law is not respected in this area so there will be a reaction to action i can see from the social media. radical of leaving the west and blaming all of regimes so there will be more instability in the area because of this issue and everybody is saying there is obvious possible why the field even if you look at the communications coming for syrian opposition they are blaming him and so i don't think that you will have a consolation i think washington also did not want to grant them ask us any sense of. pure victory the almost wanted to tarnish the vi

government there was a huge pro muslim brotherhood demonstration in cairo in which at least six hundred protesters were killed shot and says he was just taking pictures but he wound up behind bars charged with murder and terrorism it took more than five years for the case to get to trial and by the time he was sentenced shocking a but he served out his time here's what he had to say when he got home says well the hurt. it was a few. fairly deep into. a few moves that. there are still more than thirty other journalists in egyptian prisons including al jazeera is own man hussein who's been in jail now for more than two years hussein still hasn't been charged with a crime let alone convicted ok now to croatia where hundreds of journalists took to the streets of the capital zagreb just last weekend to protest against pressures that are facing the media what kind of things are they talking about so they've got a variety of complaints richard they say they're often abused and threatened and that the government medals in the country's media but what really stands out here is the sheer number o

government there was a huge pro muslim brotherhood demonstration in cairo in which at least six hundred protesters were killed shot and says he was just taking pictures but he wound up behind bars charged with murder and terrorism it took more than five years for the case to get to trial and by the time he was sentenced shah kind of virtually served out his time here's what he had to say when he got home says whoa whoa. it's also a story those also really. holds funerals well and. there are still more than thirty other journalists in egyptian prisons including al jazeera his own man hussein who's been in jail now for more than two years hussein still hasn't been charged with a crime let alone convicted. ok now to croatia where hundreds of journalists took to the streets of the capital zagreb just last weekend to protest against pressures that are facing the media what kind of things are they talking about so they've got a variety of complaints wretched they say they're often abused and threatened and that the government medals in the country's media but what really stands out here is th

ambassador in cairo. ambassador patterson had multiple meetings with the defense minister in the months preceding june thirtieth and the july third two and if i recall correctly she did detect that change in the mean or a change in the messages he was providing she concluded that there was a high likelihood that the military coup would move to oust morsi as president. the american administration wasn't the only one aware of the potential of a military coup in egypt regional governments true we're closely monitoring the situation in cairo. to be. shot in the dust that it must be. in. a mess and it will sort of. you know months. had been. any. during the same cultural seminar and just one week ahead of mass protests called for by the opposition demanding early presidential elections and that's a time where egyptian society was more divided and polarized than ever before sisi announced he was giving all sides seven days to solve the crisis or else. but it was a law that the old give me. had to hold to me. it

a draft for an african continent to free trade area agreement which would get rid of tariffs from cairo to cape town that it give national economies a big leg up its projected that if every country that took part it could boost trade by more than fifty percent to a total volume of nearly thirty five billion dollars that's according to the un's economic commission for africa or finance ministers from across africa have been discussing the deal again over the past week at a summit but some governments still new.

quarters in cairo all kinds of wonderful documents are collecting dust common defense common economic policy coverage i think that the summit is happening in tunis and not cairo what i thought surely changes every year and right they had quarters happens in so last year it was in saudi arabia they before in egypt and a few years ago was in qatar it's sometimes it does not take place in a place for example like libya or like amount of one point because countries ask for it but also who shows up it's really important isn't it absolutely it was interesting to note that the sodium or not showed up two days before and usually they show up in the same morning and leave in the afternoon they were even stay over night but i think the saudi arabia is trying to get closer to two and it's maybe used to mrs economic crisis in order to buy more influence within the country as we said earlier because so that it was losing influence with the moral core and . thank you so much my chain side on this mountain bashar i think. it's. now more people are being forced into refugee camps in nigeria because o

news out of georgia where door-to-door searches are underway in cairo.t's 30 miles from tallahassee. possible trail there as well damaging windows and tearing off metal roofs as well. no word yet of any serious injuries or deaths from that part of georgia. stay with the fox news channel with more on this developing story. to do that in a possible nato in alabama. now back to regular programming already in progress. in private. so how do you reconcile it. do you have proof of those conversations? do you have tape-recordings of those conversations? >> no, sir. jesse: cohen continued to knock down an anti-trump conspiracy theory. >> do you have any evidence of the president arranging procedures pore women. >> you know of any ties to alleged mobsters president trump may have. jesse: he never paid for an abortion or had a love child or had mob ties. thanks, michael. it's pretty clear this is a revenge plot. see the guy behind cohen? lanny davis. the clinton fixer is representing trump's old fictioner. the fix is in. lanny is probably still getting paid by the

our strong bilateral relationship on security and i'll repeat what i said during my recent speech in cairo and at the war stop ministerial last month the united states is seeking vigorous new efforts from all countries in the region to address the security challenges of our time. these challenges include defeating terrorist groups like isis and al-qaeda for sure kuwait is a strong partner towards that goal and the agreements we are signing today are firm kuwait's commitment. we're pleased to that our cooperation to enhance cyber security is growing and will remain a main feature of our coordination in the years to come i'd also like to take this opportunity to ritter it today the u.s. is commitment to kuwait security strong partnerships and alliances are key to overcoming challenges as i just spoke about and the united states truly appreciates the extraordinary efforts his highness the emir has made to facilitate a resolution to the gulf dispute we we all we all need a united g.c.c. if the middle east is to come to full fruition in january we held meetings in must get on the economic and e

. >> when president obama went to cairo, and said -- let me do the question. you're not going to let me talk. >> this is services third -- in a row. arabiaeves in saudi about not having anything to do with ted shoji. -- cut schalke. now silence. here is what i know. certainhat there are outlets that want to focus on things they think are things they think are incorrect. the president was clear with the american voter about what he said he would do. he wasn't lying. to put intodone is place what he said he would do. with are thefaced inaccuracies that some people say along the way. talk with like to each and every one of those. withdid he say he would do the north korean dictator, that he would bring back the economy? that he would build a wall? i wish you well at cpac and you are also -- always welcome on the show. you are always welcome, be well and i will see you. in a few minutes the president will address this cpac conference. later today we will bring you another event from brooklyn, new york, crowd gathered on the campus of brooklyn college. bernie sande

a draft for an african continent to free trade area agreement which would get rid of tariffs from cairo to cape town that would give national economies a big leg up its projected that if every country that took part you could boost trade by more than fifty percent to a total volume of nearly thirty five billion dollars that's according to the un's economic commission for africa. finance ministers from across africa have been discussing the deal again over the past week at a summit but some governments still need convincing. joins us now. job anyone in but who's not signing up to this agreement. very interesting question because we have most of the major countries major economies in the african continent that have a right to fight is that it does include south africa but the movement nigeria is basically dragging its feet the rest of the north african countries to being very objective to the trade deal at the moment so it doesn't really see the benefits of free trade i mean there are some free trade zones already set up in africa. actually nigeria is basically saying that it wants to pro

biggest ever global ride sharing platform also operates in more than fifteen major african cities from cairo in the north to cape town in this house. a study by pricewaterhouse coopers says tried in india will dominate the i.p.o. scene by twenty thirty putting wall street into third place peter you see also says that liquidity and a stable currency dictate mostly what a company decides to float its shares head of the here rypien people's party in the e.u. parliament month is called for a marshall plan for africa mr bieber who hopes to replace you as president of the european commission said the e.u. must do its best to help stabilize what he called europe's neighbor continent falls . kenyan police have seized twenty million dollars of fake banknotes the counterfeit cash had been stored in a deposit box at a branch of barclays bank six people including two members of the bank staff have been arrested the seizure comes at a time when kenya nor makers are pushing to relax regulations requiring financial institutions to record transactions above ten thousand dollars barclays can ya says the fake

shirt rate in cairo. that brought us back and was so pumped it again but to an entire musical genre. as a century and a hall the sound still resonates with many egyptians today house of the people's music on al-jazeera. meet. our jews in iran and. we're in for. a syrian celebrates as president of dillard good to figure out declares he will not run for a fifth term in office. and you're watching out as our live from doha also coming up. the british prime minister says she's agreed to a legally binding changes to a bracks a plan that the e.u. just hours before a crucial vote.

for coming in for shade it well africa's taxi drivers have a tough job congested cities like i robey cairo and we're going to start talking about the state of the roads but take a moment to think about the turkish taxi driver they say all they hear all day complaints. the view over the bosphorus is beautiful but rush hour traffic in the city of fifteen million can be torturous especially for taxi drivers were constantly stuck in traffic jams at this point they're pleased if they don't have to argue with passengers about the price. as in knows that there are some black sheep among the istanbul taxi drivers who collect excessive prices and he gets to feel that driving a taxi is not much fun anymore. in the past people mainly talked about soccer on weekends and at the beginning of the week especially on the days when league matches took place we used to talk to our passengers about the performance of the teams or mistakes of the referees but for the past year everyone who gets into the taxi has been complaining about the economy their financial worries about the government and stock prices. a

has launched his own band in eight hundred sixty and mohammed ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has abolished band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has a and the bands played at family and national festivities. those days are over but the has a has retained a place in the hearts of egyptians today many of whom still think of it as the people's music. i know i'll like. ah. atlanta. got me on my. return to. coughing up. can do yeah. i know i'll be honest and one up for your own. comic you. mean for once when i was last year someone. was. someone. who was in bed with my. concern the most he was of and that if. can you eat a new. dog or will you be teddy what can you eat and you called the number was again more jimin i was ian lee is going to. be in chair. have been but that's a kind of more met you have that he gathered men up a lot. with some we. can get a woman. from us a woman as a muslim will you through some sort of mosque and

was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before using lethal force.nat sound from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. (robin) governor gavin newsom released a statement following the sacramento police departments announcement...it reads in part: "our hearts continue to ache for the loss of stephon clark and the circumstances that led to his death. this must be a time for change. we need systemic reforms that reduce inequities, increase community confidence in o

the strikes came one day after egyptian mediators visited gaza, as cairo launched a bid to negotiate peace deal. thousands rallying against the embattled president in algeria. let's cross to the algerian capital to get more from our corresespondent. do we have a an idea a as to how many have turned u up to protest todaday? well, as i see on tv so far, there are about, 1000 people in ththe streets already, in the center of algiers joining the movement. third strike today. the announcement -- [indiscernible] -- were supposed, -- [indiscernible] -- they did not convene. the algerians, -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] -- in response, there are massive callsls and new calls fr a peaceful march. actually the meaning of algerian -- [indiscernible] -- out on the street, -- [indiscernible] -- categorical -- [indiscernible] -- of the new prime minister, sometimes called ridiculous, because finally the answers to the question of journalists did not -- [indiscernible] >> very quickly, what has been the reaction on the street by police and o other security officials toto the crowds? toot is, fo

partly cloudy conditions for most of the coastal areas but gazi is going to be at twenty two degrees in cairo at about twenty seven for you. sponsor. when they're on line. is to be able to. express exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means for the future or if you join us on say israel apartheid state in view of the claims of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join a global conversation. good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top story the first few times of the new zealand mosque attacks have been held a father and son who fled the war in syria are among those buried in christ church where fifty people were shot dead in two mosques during friday prayers. the number of people killed in a powerful. two hundred. could be one of the worst weather disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. now new zealand's prime minister says the country will mock the one week out of a serie a friday's attack with a nationwide two minute silence and a public broadcast of the muslim quarter prayer said told al-jazeera that s

over one hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a valiant in an oddity should treat in cairo. the brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a halt later the sound still resonates with many egyptians today house of the people's music on al-jazeera. examining the headlines setting the discussions a warning from the air boss over the risks of a no deal brags sharing personal stories with a global audience you have your own intelligence network on the ground to tell you where to go and we'll explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire resilient people are truly afraid the world is watching on al-jazeera. a face can tell a story without uttering a single. unknowing. guidance. a simple touch inform us. the young conventionality of life witnessed through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to it because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. their repor

still quite warm up as far north and things don't change greatly on monday except maybe an increase in cairo which is the case for japan to directly north different season in italy but we've got similar temperatures and the rain this developing cutting will be quite substantial as it runs north was through honshu between sunday and monday the picture window embrace will be a bit like this windy and wet. really wanting to continue such a care bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the past about just the rich documentary the struggle continues book from bottom to no you should do streets revisiting. a matchup me of an american city i have close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not look rewind on al jazeera. welcome back and look at the top stories now opposition protesters in venezuela have clashed with police during protests calling for president nicholas madeira to step down as most of venezuela's power outage and has a day lawyers in sudan say nine female protesters have been sentenced t

them and arm and cairo to take this collective punishment against qatar and the people there however existence transpired that the g.c.c. crisis is not only being. something that is negative but with regards to the us a special interests or their own direct interest rather in the region but also goes against the interests of the wider international community of either the stability of the g.c.c. which exists in a wider mina region which has been more and more unstable since things like the invasion and occupation of iraq as well as obviously the war in syria and other conflicts taking place here and now obviously the u.s. is going to rely on the kuwaitis if there was any hope to find a resolution to this crisis because it is the kuwaiti amir who will be at unsuccessfully however has unwaveringly tried to find a resolution to this crisis he's been leading mediation mediating efforts here there moralities in the saudis have refused some of his suggestions in the past even just to meet to discuss some sort of resolution to this but possibly through the latest calls by structure of state

going to be a cloudy day at twenty four degrees you know here towards the east we could be seeing cairo with attempt a few about twenty three degrees. the winds are sponsored by countdown and. went on line. with the difference here for them not to do that they're only he joining us on saturday all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion this is the diana we are talking about trying to make you have seen what it can do to somebody people are using multiple drugs including the funnel and some people are seeking it out everyone has a voice and that's here it was here twitter and you could be on the story and join the global conversation on mt is iraq. hello again i'm just a reminder of the news this hour north korea is reportedly restoring facilities and long range rocket launch sites that it dismantled last year the reports in south korean media followed the failed summit last week between donald trump and kim jong un. at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan as happens near the airport in jalalabad the four

benghazi but for egypt really not looking too bad we are going to be seeing a partly cloudy day here in cairo and from morocco things are getting much better a few partly cloudy conditions we do and a temperature about twenty two degrees there. eastoe war where on live t.v. and it's taught us is to be able to be concise expressing the exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means. or if you joined us on sat israel there's an apartheid state and ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from join the colobus conversation. watching. the top stories right now. the coalition with six other parties. says the coalition will have two hundred fifty five to five hundred. percent of their. own prime minister. seven people including four children have been killed in an air strike on a hospital and yemen military coalition led by saudi arabia is being blamed. on the algerian army has called for a constitutional process to be triggered which would declare president. unfit for office that move follows weeks of mass protests has led th

government there was a huge pro muslim brotherhood demonstration in cairo in which at least six hundred protesters were killed sharpton says he was just taking pictures but he wound up behind bars charged with murder and terrorism it took more than five years for the case to get to trial and by the time he was sentenced shocking to virtually served out his time here's what he had to say when he got home says whoa whoa. he's also a. little shows a really. holds old he needs all of us. there are still more than thirty other journalists in egyptian prisons including al jazeera his own man hussein who's been in jail now for more than two years hussein still hasn't been charged with a crime let alone convicted. ok now to croatia where hundreds of journalists took to the streets of the capital zagreb just last weekend to protest against pressures that are facing the media what kind of things are they talking about so they've got a variety of complaints wretched they say they're often abused and threatened and that the government medals in the country's media but what really stands out here is

over a hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a vand in an arty street in cairo and their brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound is still present mates with many egyptians today house of our left the people's music on al-jazeera. i'm. well you. know somebody like. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power to. is this radical transformation. i mean it may be that if you want to shedding light on the remaining pressing for change and then unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. with a check on your world headlines chinese telecom giant weiwei is suing the us government is accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why waste products a security threat and says beijing could use its equipment to spy on federal agencies the company denies the allegations the u.s. government branded its right it has hacked into servers and this story and e-mails and a song called these tragedies the u.s. gov

over a hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a band in an arty strait in cairo. the brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still resonates with many egyptians today. the people's music on al-jazeera. welcome back just a quick look at stories making headlines now opposition protesters in venezuela have clashed with police during protests calling for president the duro to step down a large part of the country is now in its third day without power. colleges and universities in algeria have been ordered to close their campuses two weeks out of their scheduled spring break in an effort to quell student protests against the government a new satellite images show increased activity around the facility when north korea assembled most of its ballistic missiles leading to fears of another test launch. erik prince the founder of the private u.s. security company blackwater has admitted to missing members of the presidential campaign in august two thousand and sixteen this despite him telling congress he had n

still quite warm up as far north and things don't change greatly on monday except maybe an increase in cairo which is the case for japan to directly north different season in italy but we've got similar temperatures and the rain that's developing cutting will be quite substantial as it runs north was through honshu between sunday and monday the picture when dawn breaks will be a bit like this windy and wet. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life or i'm sorry with updates on the best about just the arrests documentaries the struggle continues book from.

over one hundred and sixty years ago and musician started a band in an ati street in cairo and their brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still resonates with many interruptions today house about the people's music an al-jazeera. dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea for news of her missing son. numerous young three men have disappeared following her arrest these disappeared other victims of a crackdown on the top population of crimea by russia since its occupation in two thousand and fourteen. before the invasion of two thousand and fourteen crimea was a part of another country ukraine really formed when the soviet union broke up into separate states but many russians including the president the mere putin were unhappy with this. russia is determined to keep its alleged abuse of human rights away from public scrutiny. as the only indigenous group still poking the opposing the culture of the russia sees this muslim minority as a threat. in slave abuse among the greater. the

a hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a band in an arty street in cairo and the brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. as a sentry and a hall mate the sound still resonates with many interruptions today house of the people's music on al-jazeera. hello i'm david apollo in the new war ching i'll just these are the top stories donald trump's former campaign chairman has been sentenced to three years and eleven months in prison paul matter for was convicted in august of eight counts of bank tax fraud his crimes were uncovered during u.s. presence. and best to geisha and to alleged russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election there's demand for finally got to speak for himself he made clear except responsibility for his conduct and i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence the poor man of ford was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia protesters have rallied in southern yemen for a fourth day over the killing of th

over a hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a band in an arty street in cairo. that brought back popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still resonates with. today. the people's music on al-jazeera. examining. setting the discussion. over the risks. sharing personal stories with a global. viewer to go exploring a world class program designed to. motivate and inspire people right. here in new zealand these are our top stories algeria is seeing some of the biggest nationwide protests against president out there. tens of thousands poured out onto the streets following friday prayers demanding he reverse his decision to run for a fifth term. the massive blackout across most of venezuela is now into its second day the government is accused of what it describes as extremists sectors of sabotaging the biggest hydroelectric dam the opposition says management has ruined the power grid. in russia will begin joint patrols of syria's northwest province where they created a deescalation so an ad lib was the last major rebel str

over one hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a band in an oddity sri in cairo with their bras band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. century. the sound still resonates with many egyptians today. the people. on al-jazeera. when israel has expelled the german. opposition leader. has been accused of meddling in internal affairs and he's been given forty eight hours to leave. the u.s. president has responded to reports that north korea. says he'll be disappointed. if the reports prove to be true. so is facing a full blown humanitarian crisis almost a million people are in need of urgent. armed groups and. america's trade deficit has reached a record high this is a blow for president donald trump who has been trying to reduce the gap between the u.s. some ports and exports by imposing tariffs on chinese goods let's get more from a white house correspondent kimberly halkett. the report by the u.s. commerce department stands in stark contrast to what president donald trump said just days ago and you saw a trade deficits went down last month there was trying to

over one hundred and sixty years ago a musician stuck to vand in an ati street in cairo. that brought us back and was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still present mates with many interruptions today house of the people's music an al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. safety concerns prompt china to ground the boeing seven three seven max after the ethiopian airlines plane crash. on has i'm sick of this is al jazeera live from davos a coming up an indonesian woman charged with the murder of the north korean leader's brother is set free. algerian government says the president is back as protests continue to end his twenty year rule. investigators from the international criminal court give hope to reading to refugees in bangladesh. and i china has grounded its entire buying seven three seven max fleet day off to an ethiopian airlines plane crashed killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board aviation and safety experts from the u.s. are heading to ethiopia to try and work out what caused the plane to go down the

station started of found in an arty street in cairo and the brass band was so popular again but to an entire musical genre. a century and a halt later the sound still present mates with many egyptians today house of the people's music on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know it's very challenging they believe but the fear because you have a lot of people that if i did on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just mend it is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel in favor. across the globe. you know men killed a mother and saw my way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms or so. with the was the american occupation of iraq that the house on hold eric prince to account trump tower twenty sixteen how come you didn't mention the meeting to congress and i did i don't know if i got the transcript wrong. i don't think you're t

close to twenty three million people live in greater cairo and almost the entire population of egyptlives next to the nile the river is the country's most valuable reservoir of drinking and irrigation water it's egypt's lifeline so simple a line. in my life i think in whole egypt. nothing. was a river nile egypt was just a desert. that's a for me it was out me it was my life will be just. made me fear that this lifeline will be cut when the grand ethiopian renaissance is completed upriver leaving less water for egypt irrigation is if you stop irrigating. salty water will get up and it will be effect and you will be affected for many years if you keep growing you won't have any problems if you stop have no water for about a fire you will have a problem. here in the nile delta there are a wide canals and water seems plentiful. but many people take the river for granted. the waterways a field with rubbish. although egypt ready faces water shortages families often use an ancient between efficient irrigation method they completely flood their fields. husain else cranks up his water pump.

mission of negotiation and mediation if they left it means that they're less relevant and of course cairo will never forgive the faction that did it you mentioned before that somebody denied it sooner or later it's going to be clear who's shot these missiles it's the middle east things the leaking always in israel in the palestinian territories so we will know with and probably hours or days who did that ariel cohen we thank you for speaking to us from washington. think u.s. senate has voted to revoke donald trump's declaration of a national emergency on the border with mexico several members of the president's own republican party sided against him our white house correspondent kelly health that reports on how trump respondent are there any senators wishing to change their vote in a humiliating or buke by members of his own republican party the joint resolution is passed on thursday twelve republicans in the senate joined democrats to overturn the u.s. president's emergency declaration that provides roughly eight billion dollars in funding for a us mexico border wall to halt illegal immi

poll my wife calls a terrorist in cairo they were held for it said. that three bill i'll. tell ya know when to shut. up it's. only one no it's pretty good but if you get that i pray. that your soul looks a little. more at the top of that we need more young players we need more power last night they were yesterday ok so what is lame can i play the most telling talk to the people behind it and the videos the pilot is a better league than of when he got my money back and pay my time it is not amazing you right now that are going to begin to think if you get their chance they can really and maybe the fact that biron is a big mistake is on the whole even exactly bad for the family because himself once said that banks training hard and their games on the weekend and that doesn't help them to be right. when they need to perform at the top level again being here being a poet is like liverpool i mean after all they have one that can be things in c. that they feel that was a long time ago so let me know when you're back in the comments. ok guys that's enough in time to cater for it'

close to twenty three million people live in greater cairo and almost the entire population of egyptlives next to the nile the river is the country's most valuable reservoir of drinking and irrigation water it's egypt's lifeline. in my life and i think in the whole egypt. nothing. was out. of disaster a deserved. for me i was. just like. many fear that this lifeline will be caught when the grand ethiopian renaissance is completed upriver leaving less water for egypt. if you think. the water will get up and it will be if you will be effective for many years if you keep growing you won't have any problems. for. you will have a problem. here in the nile delta canals and water are plentiful. but many people take the river for granted. the waterways a field with rubbish. although egypt ready faces washy shortages families often use an ancient but being efficient irrigation method they completely flood fields. cranks up his water pump. experts say this old fashioned method of your geisha ends up wasting too much water. one solution would be to teach farmers like hassan how you can. so wate

better no problem last season far more fans were injured by police pepper sprayed than by cairo the police response is often more dangerous than pyro itself. for example to match. what against. the fans. fireworks stadium and the police immediately went into the way sector so normally in germany it's clear the police. shouldn't went into their way sort of because that means trouble and that means a risk for. involved because it's. the c.c. . business. the police do know. for years they've specialized such as that name of gets closer to fancy across the country. the police have a special office. they spend their whole time on looking what is happening and football germany so they fall called sin if you. much. hearing the police very specialized friend called the program has its problems it has but we heard the concerns of the front porch. on saturday. and those. from. the communications breakdown between fans and police has only heightened the tension. because of an apartment. complex just outside the family some it's one. female voice from one person yet since. it was just going on it's ab

st in cairo. there brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. century and a half later the sound still resonates with many today. the people's music on al-jazeera. however there was a warning of extreme cold with wind chill over the weekend for alberta bits of says scotch one and also across the u.s. side montana north dakota the temperatures forecast with the wind chill minus forty to minus fifty that's just ridiculous to early march by day the temperatures will get up to about minus seventeen in minneapolis about the same in winnipeg the cold is still there and look at chicago's minus for you watch that because botswana get to monday it's down to minus ten not cold is leaking east was not will will but to some degree doesn't bring the snow with a but it is still severe coat at the california coast looking fine a good day off for rain but it is building once again to be there late tuesday for wednesday by which time slightly less code to chicago but it's got cold winter on to down to minus seven and it's subzero in new york and still snow on th