. >> the king of belgium is deciding whether to accept the resignation of his prime minister, charles michel. the move comes two weeks after his main coalition partner quit in a fight over migration. they could face snap elections next month. let's go live to belgian. >> for the time being, charles -- to open consultations for the departments. we know the king has started the political consultations by receiving the head of the french speaking christian democrat party and afterword the head of the liberal flemish party. party, after he has seen all of the leaders of the mainstream political parties, he will decide whether he accepts the resignation of charles, which is unlikely for the time being. the most plausible scenario is e king will maintain charles as the head of theederal last fort, which will at least four or five months because these snaplections are still unlikely. partiesthe political want to avoid sna elections. that is the reason for the current political crisis. it may be that the 14 days, at the same time of the european elections, will be held. overe key issue is immigratio

the governing coalition builder decided to pull out from the fall of the coalition just because charles michel is here indorsing the global compact for migration this is creating problems for many countries and i think many of the countries which are going to sign the deal today will definitely in the coming years if the far west comes to power will have to pull out for this is creating loads of uncertainty here in america. live at that un conference on migration in america thank you. now it's a landslide victory for armenia is acting prime minister following parliamentary elections nicol passion yan led the so-called velvet revolution into power after a week of protests toppling the government of almost twenty years his party has now won more than seventy percent of the vote with almost ninety percent counted now at least twenty policemen have been killed in fighting between security forces and members of the taliban in western afghanistan five others were injured in the violence across far and fiery provinces. the saudi u.a.e. coalition fighting in yemen says it's issued seventeen permits fo

party leaders to decide who should govern after the prime minister announced his resignation charles michel had been leading a minority government for a week when his coalition partners walked out of the alliance the flemish nationalist party was angry at his decision to sign a un pact on migration critics say it will just increase the number of migrants coming in to europe. the un's world food program is causing food aid to more than one hundred ninety thousand people in gaza and the occupied west bank is blaming a severe funding shortfall the un is now asking for three hundred fifty million dollars in funding to help the one point four million people across. excuse me occupied palestinian territories zimbabwe's former first lady is wanted for questioning in south africa grace mcgarvie is accused of hitting a woman with an electrical cord in a hotel room in johannesburg last year gabrielle engels said she suffered a serious head injury the wife of former president robert mugabe however says it was self-defense but despite no longer being first lady grace mugabe is still protected by zimbab

belgian prime minister charles michel has announced his resignation michel was forced to set up a minority government last week his right wing coalition partners have quit in protest over belgium backing a new win pact on migration and inquiry into zimbabwe's july presidential election has found the army's use of live bullets to stop violence was disproportionate and unjustified six protesters were killed and dozens injured in the unrest emmerson in gone became the first elected head of state in zimbabwe in thirty seven years america's top public health officer has called for action to curb the use of electronic cigarettes by teenagers and adolescents surgeon general jerome adams said young people's use of the devices at. exploded to epidemic proportions he urged adults to educate youth about the dangers of they. were now to china it has been forty years since china opened up to world markets and to a degree capitalism ultimately turning china into a global economic powerhouse second in g.d.p. only to the united states now forty years ago china was producing goods and services worth around

belgian prime minister charles michel has reshuffled his cabinet after the country's with flemish nationalist party quit the ruling coalition the new flemish alliance opposed his backing of the un migration pact the decision men's michele is sent to set to lead a minority government until parliamentary election jeweled for late may. thousands of people have marched through london in a counter protest to a probe rexx at rally prime minister to raise in may is pushing ahead with a crucial vote on her a new exit deal which would see close economic ties with the parliament is expected to reject the divorce deal on tuesday. when france is reeling after another saturday of violent protests by the so-called yellow vests movement police detained almost two thousand demonstrators with dozens reported injured in clashes french president emanuel my call is under pressure to address the anti government on rest he's now going to speak to the nation early in the coming week and also plans to meet with union and employers groups on monday. another night of unrest on the streets of paris. shops. banks nothin

tackle climate change the rally past european commission headquarters and belgian prime minister charles michel called it a phonetic both excess and its promise to defend ambitious climate target. french president has ordered his prime minister to hold talks with political leaders and yellow vests demonstrators this comes after more than one hundred people were injured in violent clashes over rising fuel taxes at the weekend david chase has more from paris. as soon as his plane touched down twenty summit in argentina present a manual went directly to inspect the damage at the op to trail after which he walked over to greet police and firefighters who were on the front line of the writing for so many hours on the because shouted macro resigned the. ripples well the problem is michael loves the poor fool the buses the bankers he loves the rich people. come and talk to the people stopped talking about the violence and said with tears then it was to lease a palace for an emergency cabinet session on the crisis a spokesman said reintroducing the state of emergency from earlier this year was not disc

belgian prime minister charles michel has announced his resignation.ichel was forced to set up a minority government last week. his right-wing coalition partners had quit in protest over belgium backing a u.n. pact on migration. an inquiry into zimbabwe's july presidential election has found the army's use of live bullets to stop violence was disproportionate and unjustified. six protesters were killed and dozens injured in the unrest. emmerson mnangagwa became the first elected into state in zimbabwe in 37 years. japan's government has increased, or approved a major increase in defense spending in weapons capability for the next coming years. the country will get its first aircraft carriers since the second world war and it will place a large order for advanced stealth fighters from the united states. tokyo says that it is aiming to counter chinese moves to expand its military presence in the area. but shinzo abe's government says it also aims to address continuing tensions with north korea. this comes at the end of a year that saw pyongyang maeve mov

not least, here in belgium, where prime minister charles michel's government lost its majority becauserties are now calling for a no—confidence vote. as the haze from the tear gas settles on a deeply divided country, many are looking for answers about an issue that divides opinion far beyond belgium's borders. rahuljoglekar, bbc news. a fifth victim has died following tuesday's shooting at a christmas market in the french city of strasbourg. earlier a memorial took place to remember the victims. the gunman, cherif chekatt, was killed by police on thursday night. caroline rigby has more. a minute of noise, rather than silence. 700 locals and tourists gathered in strasbourg in a memorial to honour those who lost their lives. translation: i think we needed to get together to reflect because has been a very painful week. i think something was broken because here in strasbourg had a small and very cosmopolitan community. translation: we had to be there to pay tribute to the victims and to be in solidarity with all the people of strasbourg. butjust hours after sunday's memorial, confirmation

migration pact and followed the largest of the coalition ruling parties deciding to quit leaving charles michel leading a minority government right wing parties organized a rally in the belgian capital on sunday against the migration pact more than five thousand people came out onto the streets. was. was was was. the protesters tried to force their way into key new buildings police responded with water cannons and tear gas to push them back that un migration pact was agreed to by more than one hundred sixty un member states and its summit in cash last monday it aims to find a common global approach to migration but critics say it will limit the ability of countries to shape their own migration policies belgian lawyer and politician michelle madrid common thinks signing the pact was a matter of principle for mr michel. so the middle class that fought for you. knew that it was a important. question and this you were. at least for the end of the year which was the. largest party but you decided to make also in south matter of principle or wrong the signature of this act obviously. it's. true t.v.

special envoy stuff on de mistura in geneva belgian prime minister charles michel has announced his resignation the show was forced to set up a minority government last week his right wing coalition partners had quit in protest over belgium backing a u. win pact on migration. and inquiry into zimbabwe's july presidential election has found the army's use of live bullets to stop violence was disproportionate and unjustified six protesters were killed and dozens injured in the unrest emerson. became the first elected head of state in zimbabwe in thirty seven years. japan's government has increased or approves a major increase in defense spending in weapons capability for the next coming years the country will get its first aircraft carriers since the second world war and it will plays a large order for advanced stealth fighters from the united states tokyo says that it is aiming to counter chinese moves to expand its military presence in the area but government says it also aims to address continuing tensions with north korea. now this comes at the end of a year that saw pyongyang make moves to i

belgium's prime minister, charles michel, has offered his resignation in response to a political row the support of the biggest party in his coalition last week due to his backing of a un migrant pact, which has also sparked angry protests in the country. one of america's most senior intelligence officials has told the bbc that china is the number one national security threat faced by the us. bill evanina said chinese economic success was built on the theft of commercial secrets. beijing has accused washington of misguided comments and actions. the french government has withdrawn some of the concessions it offered at the start of the yellow vest anti—government protests last month. it says they've been superseded by the $11 billion relief package that's since been announced by president emmanuel macron. a yemeni mother has been granted a visa waiver to see her dying son in the us. a public campaign has been urging authorities to allow her in, despite president trump's ban on visitors from several mainly muslim countries. two—year—old abdullah hassan, who is a us citizen, suffers from

charles michel lost the support of the biggest party in his coalition last week over his backing formigrant pact, which has sparked protests. a yemeni mother has been granted a visa waiver to see her dying son in the us. a public campaign has been urging authorities to allow her in, despite president trump's ban on visitors from several mainly muslim countries. two—year—old abdullah hassan, who is a us citizen, suffers from a rare genetic brain disorder and will soon have his life support switched off. mancester united has sacked its managerjose mourinho following a dismal start to the football season, and defeat to arch rivals liverpool. the club is expected to appoint a caretaker manager until the end of the season, with a permanent replacement appointed after that. mourinho‘s sacking comes just two—and—a—half years into his tenure as manager of the club. japan has announced new defence spending over five years on aircraft carriers, advanced stealth fighters and long—range missiles. the government says it's needed to combat the growing threat from china. 0fficials insist the plans

trying to decide who should govern the country after the prime minister announced his resignation charles michel had been leading a minority government for a week when his coalition partners just walked out of the alliance the flemish nationalist party was angry at his decision to sign a un migration pact critics say it would increase the number of migrants coming into europe that's a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera we're back with the news hour in about twenty five minutes time coming up next inside story. is the cold war really over lattimer putin warns new missiles can be built after donald trump announced he was pulling out of a nuclear weapons treaty is another arms race about to start this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey it's twenty seven years since the end of the cold war but the hate is on again between the united states and russia over missiles and nuclear weapons accusing the russians of violating a thirty one year old arms treaty and says the u.s. is pulling out. and says if he does the kremlin will bill new missiles and say what he's be

not least, here in belgium, where prime minister charles michel's government lost its majority becauseng for a no—confidence vote. as the haze from the tear gas settles on a deeply divided country, many are looking for answers about an issue that divides opinion far beyond belgium's borders. rahuljoglekar, bbc news. hunting for honey in the wild is one of the oldest traditions in rural nepal, and it's also an extremely dangerous one. the hunters have to make a tricky and adventurous journey to the beehives which hang from the rocks high in the mountains. a bbc team travelled to the remote lamjung district of nepal to find out why so many villagers are willing to risk their lives to collect the honey. sacrifices that some people make, it is extraordinary to see that.|j know. is extraordinary to see that.” know. can you imagine coming out of yourjob and saying, i have in stung 300 times by bees? an extraordinary job. incredible to see. and the landscape they were in, in those rural parts of nepal, absolutely stunning. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm m

several political leaders as he decides whether to accept the resignation of the prime minister charles michel offered to quit on tuesday after his right wing coalition partners walked out of the government they're angry about a un migration pact michelle signed the country up to the national but the reports from brussels. belgium's political leaders arrived at the roll palace in brussels for crisis talks with the king one day off to the government collapsed over a migration route on tuesday after john mattick day in parliament shell michel told m.p.'s he was resigning as prime minister. to speak to people have to respect and take note of the situation and taking the decision to offer my resignation and my intention is to meet the king immediately because. pressure had been building on michelle since last week when the right wing and v.a. party quit the ruling coalition in protest at the prime minister's signing of the un pact american ash aimed at creating global corporation gratian on sunday thousands of far right supporters demonstrated in brussels against the agreement saying it would enco

as last week it followed the largest of the coalition ruling parties deciding to quit leaving charles michel leading a minority government of the day right wing parties organized a rally in the belgian capital sunday against the migration pact one of five thousand people came i don't in the streets over it. was. i was was. i. the protesters tried to force their way into key a huge buildings police responded with water cannon and t. a gas to push them but human migration part was agreed by more than one hundred sixty un member states at a summit in our cash last monday as we reported at the time it aims to try to find some sort of common global approach to migration but critics say it's going to limit the ability of countries to shape their own migration policies. negs the cost several hundred exiled nicaraguans have been protesting against that country's president daniel ortega. they're demanding that media and civil rights of their countries stop being oppressed he wanted terrorist groups have been critical of government raids targeting opposition leader and rights organizations in their ca

the global community is really divided about this issue in particular belgium prime minister charles michel is here he took a decision to attend and sign the agreement but his coalition was really upset to the point where were key parts of the his coalition decided to pull out which means that this is going to cost him his government in the coming days and weeks there is a huge divide between countries saying that this pact undermines national sovereignty of cold countries on the other hand you have african countries saying that if you up is this stance itself from this there is absolutely no way they can cope with this. issue on their own we're talking about seventy million people forced of their homes we're talking about twenty four million refugees all over the world we're talking about conflicts which are breeding in places like syria like iraq like yemen and other places and if there's no international platform to tackle that issue is just going to be a mess by global proportions hashim a whole bar in america. now at least twenty policemen have been killed in fighting between security

the king of belgium has yet to accept the resignation of the country's prime minister charles michel offered to resign on tuesday after his right wing coalition partners walked out and the government the flemish nationalists are angry about a un migration pact that michele signed the country up to critics say the deal would result in more immigration to europe and that's led to rallies and protests in brussels and garion opposition politicians say mass protests against the government's so-called slavery law will continue the hungarian alliance of trade unionists has pledged to hold nationwide strikes if the law is signed into effect protesters are angry that it forces employees to work up to four hundred hours of overtime with payment potentially delayed for up to three years of enforced it will for has more now from budapest. we haven't seen anything like the large scale protests of the weekend when thousands of hunger areas converged on the capital outside parliament and also. went to the state broadcaster the hungary state broadcaster where we saw angry scenes and violent scenes w

charles: republicans in d.c., this is the trump party, michelle. >> let's speak about what mexico is cause, charles, we can all agree prevention is better than cure. we have historic cure by mexico's president obrador, sign agreement with other central american countries, president of honduras, president of guatemala, vice president of el el salvador they will come up together to come up with a fund to stem flow from the migrants from the countries into the united states. they will try to fix the problems back home so people don't want to leave the countries. they will come up with a plan improve job creation, fight poverty many of these migrants fleeing. would that have president trump pushing from action from these other countries? i don't think so. this is result of president trump's tough approach. you guys got to take care of things back home. >> it actually happened. it happened under president obama when the flow of immigration went the other way. >> they are coming together for the first time. >> that is not true. charles: went the other way to central america, right? sort of

maguire correctional facility on one million dollars bail. in san mateo county, charles cliffor kron4 news. first lady michelle obama is in the south bay as a part of her stop on her becoming book tour. mrs. obama's book "becoming" is an autobiography following her childhood, her education and careers in law and non-profits. it's an indepth personal look at obama's life before - during and after her family's eight years in the white house. this is a ticketed event here at the s-a-p center - hosted by former radio journalist michele norris. we spoke to some early birds who paid thousands of dollars for a meet and greet with the former first lady just a short time ago.<:16 "...about tonight"> (vicki)she'll go on to 13 more cities as she continues her book tour across the country. ... ... country. ... (grant) michelle obama also spent this afternoon in san jose... meeting with community activists at the seven tree community center... the former first lady was once the executive director of the chicago chapter of public allies... a national non profit focused on developing diverse community leaders. a small group

michelle, on the list of things i expect to kill me, mercury poisoning ranks well below liver failure, struck by lightning and heart attack during sex. guess which one i'm rooting for. charles i expect to kill me. what a lovely surprise. michelle, this is my mother evelyn. mom, michelle. evelyn, it's a pleasure. you have a wonderful son. yes, i do. but charlie and alan must never learn of him. before she kills, she likes to torture. so, how did you two meet? charlie asked me to look at a little thing on his butt. oh, smooth, charlie. she's a dermatologist, mom. oh, a doctor? so you have access to charlie's medical records and still went out with him. okay, nice to see you, mom. i don't want to keep you

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belgian prime minister charles michel was here even though one of the key partners of his coalition pulled out expressing disagreement over this deal and he made it quite clear the reason why the other turned in america is to rally international support for the need to help migrants worldwide. in marrakesh thanks josh. so this un pact is meant to help people voluntarily moving from one country to another but what about those who are trafficked or healers back to tell us about the british university project highlighting that issue as hart has and it's called the human vending machine or students at the university of hall set this up on monday as part of human rights day the vending machine is full of things like tomatoes lemons and eggs which the organizers refer to as slave made food and the other one sitting behind the glass dispensing the projects at the touch of a button is meant to highlight the issue of slave labor in food production around the world and these students represent more than slaves. there's so many people who are stuck in forced labor conditions human trafficking things

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former first lady michelle obama hugging fellow first lady hillary clinton. leaders and dignitaries there, too. prince charles with general colin powell. the queen sent him, remembering her trip to texas all those years ago. president bush's motorcade making its way to the cathedral. passing in front of the white house. the route lined with well-wishers, some in tears, others holding their hearts. back inside the cathedral, president trump and the first lady melania trump arrived. the president shaking hands with former president obama and michelle obama's hand, too, as she says "good morning." bill clinton with a glance. but there was no interaction between the trumps and the clintons. hillary clinton looking forward the entire time. and then the bushes arrive. first lady laura bush taking president george w. bush's arm. president bush greeting the former presidents and first ladies, shaking each one of their hands, beginning with the trumps. handing something to michelle obama. after he gave a cough drop to her at senator john mccain's funeral, it appeared today he had done it again. then, greeting the clin

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charles: shocked to find out that now ranks michelle obama the most admired woman.t is shocking part. here is the shocking part, she knocked out hillary clinton who held the top spot, get this, for 17 years. seven teen years? what the heck? we didn't have anyone else -- oprah didn't make it a couple times. some other people. 17 years, now hillary, it has to be a shock to hillary when the news came in. >> it's a random phone call to people whoever answers the phone. what this poll shows you who the media has been supporting at the time. so what shows you, really who is the media darling, who has received the positive coverage. of course hillary did, all those years. so this is really just, an indicator who the media is supporting. that branch of the democratic party, who they are supporting. of course though it is not surprising that mrs. obama is at a the top. she got about, you can, say whoever you want to say. she got like 15%. so the list is long. with people who chose. not like a majority of americans. charles: she has been on the book tour. sold 3 million copie

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