jones reporting for us from istanbul thanks daryn. it watching the news still to come what's next for europe's most powerful woman we look at the political priorities of german chancellor angela merkel going into the new year. but 1st a woman and her 2 adult daughters have turned themselves into authorities in western germany following a fire the devastated as to killing dozens of animals but he say that the woman admitted to ordering paper sky lanterns on the internet apparently unaware that they were illegal in germany it's believed the flames from the apple internals course the place. flowers and candles a crayfish zoo more than 30 animals were burned to death here after a fire broke out at the 8 house. among the dead animals are highly endangered apes like around the 10s from borneo lower than gorillas from central africa and chimpanzees from west africa. become. a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them massed europe's oldest gorilla he was 48 years old the fire in the ape house broke out shortly after midnight the house was als

correspondent daryn jones is on the story for us from istanbul welcome dorian how broad was the support in parliament for turkey's military deployment to libya. well in fact all the opposition parties opposed to move the only way that the government got is got it frew the parliament was with the support of his coalition partner the national action party. they passed with well over 100 votes but it was a very feisty debate with the opposition criticizing the motion saying that this risk the blood of muslims in a war that turkey should have no place in question evenly the board nature of this motion basically they cues a president of seeking a carte blanche a blank check to basically deploys many forces he wanted very few details of what the deployment would be and how he would be expedited so there was a very strong opposition but the government easily secured the motion as was expected doria why is getting involved. what are its national interests that for example. well whole variety of reasons have been given by president one in the run up to this vote he's been campaigning very strong

johns reporting for us from istanbul thanks daryn. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world taiwan's military chief of staff has been killed in a helicopter crash meaning was aboard a blackhawk chopper when it went down in mountains north of the capital taipei officials said that 7 others aboard also died the air force general was in command of the audience defenses against china. authorities in indonesia say that at least 30 people have been killed in severe flooding tens of thousands were evacuated in and around the capital jakarta what's being called the worst rainfall in decades hit the region on wednesday as calls revis to overflow buildings to collapse. belgium has a suspended the extradition of catalan separatists leader called a speech tomorrow officials cited his immunity as a european norm a kid now he was elected to the european parliament last may but has so far been unable to take his seat he's wanted in spain for his role in catalonia as a legal 2017 secession bit. lebanon's receive

evacuation alert level 2 was race alert level 3 and 4 they are doing the best they can but you know daryn it is not like the coverage or doing monitoring for a typhoon in a typhoon you know exactly when the typhoon will strike and you know exactly when it will leave an earthquake and a volcanic eruption is difficult to predict so what they're telling us basically is they're asking for international organizations groups to help them better more on the tour but at this point the priority is safety and security of civilians living within the danger zone that's why a total evacuation and lockdown has happened in several towns around the volcano or a judgment and doug remember tongueless province in the philippines john i thank you. all right time for a short break here not just when we come back he is of work up in flames as we look at the economic cost of a strain is unprecedented season. polarized by the arts and become a battleground in the country's political divisions more on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well during the wintertime mon

hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. we are now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. we are independent and we do not the . middle east oil president trump wants us troops out of the middle east we take a look at the trillions spent on wars and the billions of men tainting us military bases. also this week the hog and pork industry has taken a hit from african swine flu in china and asia but does the meat industry need to change to save the planet. and france's digital tax on big silicon valley tech that could escalate a trade war with the united states. well right now there are 200000 u.s. troops stationed at more than 800 bases in 70 countries and territories outside the united states despite president trump's pledges to end the endless wars the number of troops in the middle east has increased well the assassination of iran 2nd most powerful figure qassam soon the money by u.s. drone strike has led to the deployment of more troops to iraq and one iran hit back

hello i'm daryn jordan this is the on to 0 news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey's parliament is due to vote on a government motion to send troops to libya open tripoli fight against the warlords after. taiwan's top military officer is among 8 people who've been killed in a helicopter crash. lots of indonesia's capital jakarta are submerged to flash floods and landslides in the country. and on time how much would the poor be n.b.a. pays its tributes to david stern the man who built the modern game and on the court and the most valuable player of $2900.00 itself to graze the box. this news hour in turkey where pollens due to vote on a government motion to deploy troops to libya uncursed supports the un recognized administration in tripoli that's been fighting against the war lord honey for half ton his forces launched an offensive to capture the capital last april but turkey says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and interests in libya and current tripoli have recently signed deals on military cooperation on maritime boundaries but oppo

well daryn it seems that the sea is fire initiative by russia is. till now at least and today we have been hearing heavy sounds of artillery and heavy weapons in southern tripoli and military sources with the government of national accord say that they have very pilled an attack by house to his forces in southern tripoli in fact have to his forces took opportunity of the deescalation atmosphere during the past couple of days and tried to gain ground and to take control of the government forces locations incivil accies in southern tripoli military sources with the government say that the fighting was heavy today and artillery. mortar rockets were used in today's fights meanwhile have to as forces have repeated leave violated this seize fire since it started the last sunday including air strikes in central libya namely around the city of sit here in the capital tripoli the government of national called says that it does not trust the other camp led by the warlords really for have given the fact that have to himself give a green light to his forces to

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committed to supporting this government and the agreements that they have agreed to that was de dudley's daryn jones in stamboul well a woman and her 2 adult daughters have turned themselves into a storage he's in western germany following a fire that devastated the zoo killing dozens of animals the woman admitted ordering paper sky latins on the internet apparently unaware that they were illegal in germany it's believed flames from the airborne candles caused the blaze on new year's eve. flowers and candles at craye felt zoo more than 30 animals were killed here after a fire broke out at the ape enclosure many have come to express their sympathy. even clippard students work and everyone who knows the zoo is sad even outside of germany it's always bad when something so terrible happens and no matter where it happens been gets interesting i was here almost all day yesterday because i couldn't bear the sadness alone. it helped to see so many mourners here and i cried i couldn't have stood it at home so. a total of 8 apes were killed including one called masa europe's oldest gorilla who was 48 ye

tread very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up to date ines ball. sports now the former commissioner of the national basketball association the n.b.a. david stern has died at age 77 after suffering a brain hemorrhage he was the league's along as serving commissioner spending 30 years in the job before ending the reigns the current commissioner adam silver is pictured on the left there stan was a credited with making the n.b.a. a global brand that oversaw the birth of 7 new franchises as well as the creation of the women's and. very probably saw some of the spectacular new year's fireworks around the world but now there is some competition for those fireworks these are nearly 2000 drones flying together in the night sky over shanghai and these drones are programmed to create different formations shapes even texts after the end of your countdown the show ended with the drones forming the chinese characters of shrink making it meaning dream chaser. this is did of you news live from berlin co

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera supporters and members of the iranian backed popular mobilisation forces who've gathered outside the u.s. embassy in iraq have been ordered to leave by their leadership that's according to al-jazeera sources earlier they threw rocks and set fires outside the building security personnel inside responded by firing tear gas president donald trump blames a rom for the protests but terror on has denied any involvement as anger over the recent u.s. airstrikes in iraq and syria targeting the hezbollah brigades the u.s. has deployed marine reinforcements to secure the embassy but some of the fulton has more now from the iraqi capital. it's pretty clear from the events yesterday and also today that it was the popular mobilisation forces and their leadership who were calling the shots what is difficult to say is how much support these events had from the iraqi government of course in the public domain we heard statements from prime minister condemning the attack on the u.s. embassy in asking for those cro

left without signing a cease fire agreement russia and turkey had hoped to broker a deal between off daryn libyan prime minister fayyad is all. was african leaders and french president the money will mccall have announced that they will unite their forces to fight growing islam is violence in the sile region france will reinforce its mission with an extra $220.00 troops the focus will be the border areas linking the share mali and parking a fossil. thailand has confirmed the hospitalized traveler from china is infected with a new strain of corona virus the virus has been linked to a pneumonia outbreak in central china thought to be the 1st confirmed case outside . australia's environment minister has warned that koalas could be listed as an endangered species that as a result of the devastating bushfires experts fear half of the $50000.00 qualis on kangaroo island in south australia died in the blazes it's feared that millions of animals have been killed by the fires. in britain queen elizabeth has agreed to grant prince harry and his wife megan their wish for a more independent life follo

hello i'm daryn jordan this is. live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey's parliament is due to vote on a government motion to send troops to libya open the fight against the warlord. taiwan's top military officer is among 8 people who've been killed in a helicopter crash. of indonesia's capital jakarta a submerged flash floods and landslides in the country. now.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera russia has called on both sides in libya's conflict to come together ahead of a summit in berlin without adding conditions award only for half dollars in greece ahead of those talks which are aimed at ending the 9 month conflict iran's supreme leader says european states can't be trusted in the go see a sions over the 2050 nuclear deal harmony made the comments during friday prayers the 1st time he's got the sermon in tehran in 8 years u.s. president donald trump's defense team for his upcoming impeachment trial has been announced there include former independent counsel ken starr and the lawyer island of age. every elizondo in washington he says isn't.

with us on the kron 00:04am morning news, especially on a friday, i'm robin winston filling in for daryn falls will trade in for james fletcher and josh are able is in for john trade war. you keep trucking along with the good news in the i got to be here for this good news guys what a nice past couple of weeks, it's been. >>today may be taking the cake though was really nice out there you go or stay right here so warmest a for the south bay for sure mid 60's, not even this january but is this i like it. it's kind of fog weather will or flop whether and why not got to get to enjoy it for sure even if it is rain and i guess this is your look outside of san francisco high just love this one against the morning started off arrive for sure bay bridge looks crystal clear you can see all the way out to emeryville in berkeley out there just looks really good this morning. now we do have this ability being affected by some fog in conquered as well as on over to antioch pittsburgh down to bay and some of our other areas of the delta like discovery pay so yes there is fog that's where you're seeing

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. short on. iran's supreme leader calls for national unity and condemns western powers donald trump says he better watches words. mexico's president offers jobs to thousands of migrants seeking to enter the u.s. but only if they stay in his country. and exposing the.

>>critic daryn that dressed in fit right, but she managed to fit in my daughters on channel 4 in every conversation even on her frequent trips to the emergency room and i know this because when i get there the entire hospital wing already knew me. my mom is probably singlehandedly responsible for at least a 100 years. she's also probably why i became a reporter because she was the most curious person i have ever met about life the world and other people and herself. she studied newspapers and magazines like they were the encyclopedia and phil donahue and dinah shore we're always spreading their wisdom on our tv. i know that's why i turn telling other people's stories into my career. my mom started her story in 19 32 in boston. she grew up during the great depression. but the mount the coast. extra pour because they were ukrainian immigrants with 9 children. her dad sold vegetables from a horse drawn cart and her mom raise the kids and with 9 miles to feed that basically meant keeping them alive with a lot of mott's a ball soup. my mom provided about the same small amount of mothering t

hello i'm daryn jordan this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey's parliament passed a vote on troop deployment in libya and tripoli is fight against the warlords after all greece and cyprus are expected to sign a pipeline agreement with turkey and libya's plans in the same area. taiwan's top military officer is among 8 people have been killed in a helicopter crash. and a dramatic rescue.

hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iranian backed groups take aim at the american embassy in baghdad for a 2nd day they're angry about recent u.s. airstrikes. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong ring in the new year in defiance promising to keep up their demands for reform. scenes of widespread destruction in australia where firefighters are struggling to contain dozens of bushfires and the weather is not helping. terrible tear. down santa how much with the sports and the rockets man is back from injury and back in business james harden scores 5 points it to help you stay in it down the nuggets all the n.b.a. accent coming up in the program. welcome to the news our supporters and members of the iranian backed popular mobilization of forces have surrounded the u.s. embassy compound in iraq's capital from rocks and set fires outside the building security personnel inside have responded by firing tear gas president trump blames iran for the protests but terror on has denied any involvement as anger over the recent u.s.

along daryn jordan this is our 0 live from doha also coming up iran's supreme leader calls the missile attack a slap in the face for the u.s. and says he must leave the region. and the burial has finally taken place for the iranian commander possums and the mahdi whose assassination spad this latest escalation. and ukrainian plane crashes moments after takeoff and iran is caught.

i try to check on the weather with kevin that's right daryn and what we have needed across australia of course is rain the good news is we had some rain coming over the next few days i'll take you down here towards the southeastern part of our strong 1st of all we're dealing with some very very high air quality levels across this area actually across melbourne we're talking about 300 to 350 outside of melbourne we're talking well over $614.00 foot that's of value it's very hazardous very unhealthy for this area this is or bust victoria down around the region also a parts of new south wales are dealing with air quality into the 400 as well i did much the rain that is coming as we go towards the end tomorrow notice the rain starting here across melbourne very warm conditions 34 degrees there we do have a front that's coming through and with that front we're going to be seeing an increase of rain an increase the winds as well by the time we get to thursday the rain really increases not just for victoria up towards new south wales as well as into queensland and by the time we get towards

well daryn yesterday when they were talking about the need to put an end to the conflict in libya they were to keep thinking about 2 things here to ensure the cease fire holds for as long as it takes until the trust is built between the 2 warring factions in libya but to have a genuine ceasefire you have to ensure that arms are not flown into libya the foreign intervention must come to an end and this explains why the e.u. no is thinking about new mechanisms a force of the ground to ensure that this is fire holes and reactivating the naval the mission there was off the coast of libya it was established in 2015 but it was abandoned in 2019 against a backdrop or huge device particular between france and italy about how to deal with the libyan crisis i was talking to libyans yesterday about particularly the presence of peacekeeping forces in libya and they were categoric they were saying basically that they're not going to tolerate the presence of foreign troops operating on the ground even if that is going to be to ensure the cease fire holds there might be another option for the e.u. a

pull out from southern tripoli it seems that the situation will remain very tense and as you know daryn that the government forces say that half of this was to have violated the cease fire over the past 48 hours and overnight a pro-government fighter was killed by a poor sniper so it seems that the situation is still very tense all the ground and this is this is fire is. ok mom would have been well had thank you for about updates from tripoli that's because he's a senior fellow and director of the brookings doha center he's joining us here and thanks very much for your time with us. on the news hour so without a cease fire in place or a permanent and lasting cease fire what does this mean for the berlin conference that's scheduled for sunday precisely the question in fact steps towards the berlin conference would have accelerated in the last few days in anticipation of a signed cease fire deal now that the cease fire deal has not been agreed to by one side and there may be setbacks in the field as has been reported from tripoli depending on how at the plans his next move but lynn may no

all right that's it for me daryn jordan but more of the day's news after the break stay with us thanks so much buddy . there's a wave of sentiment around the world where people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not good because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and we report on the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who don't have a voice and then when i was a child my doubts never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question and i think that's what out of syria really does the os the questions to people who should be accountable and also if we get people to give what's going on . in slate in the british jones of india. explores how satellite technology is now helping to set them free. we need to stand the differences on the semantics of cultures across the line so no matter what you see we've been using conduct for that matter. this is al jazeera. away from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al

mediators but also for there are a vocal leaders themselves for have and each one of them as you know daryn have local and regional allies and it's not easy to convince the allies to accept this these conditions of the ceasefire accord ok what i've been washed head with an update from tripoli thank you. libya's been torn apart by conflict since a long time ruler mama gadhafi was overthrown in 2011 and it's divided between warring militia groups which mostly back to rival governments so the un recognized administration led by prime minister. based in tripoli it's supported by turkey and most western nations including italy which is worried the fighting near tripoli will force more people to cross the mediterranean then in the east there is the brute based government the center of power for a warlord the have to is backed by egypt saudi arabia russia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military supports to his forces. let's meet someone who is a senior advisor on u.s. affairs the u.n. recognize governments in libya he's joining us via skype from washington d.c. th

and that is all your support for now daryn back to you all right thank you we'll see you later thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we have you over to lawrence taylor still have more news coming up in just a moment thanks for watching but by. the congolese the journey to work all aboard seems unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because they knew i got the captain to chance in a life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle have gone on to the rails and nearly died. of children go to school and live because of the training risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. this is a domicile a man's 4th trip to boozy in 2 days using his boat to risk you as many people as he can was stranded in the flood hit area of the cycle or die struck mozambique 1st so women with babies on their backs crying for help saying they were dying i knew i had to do something hours later and from the dark a faint was still in the distance alerts us to people calling for help women children and the elderly are brought on board 1st hungry and thirsty it hasn't taken m

scored the depleted warriors 68 to 51 in the 2nd half to take the game to overtime nicklaus joke at daryn for them with 23 points overall that saw a little bit just that it just wasn't going to be golden state's night their 5 consecutive trips to the finals looking like a distant memory i should i in the end they just didn't have enough the nuggets going on to win it by for taking the golden state's losing streak to 10 games another night of pain for the warriors and their fans in 3 hell malick al-jazeera. well the utah jazz a just 110 strike games but that run was brought to an end by the new orleans pelicans brandon ingram scoring a career high faulty 9 points in this 136127 when we just set forth in the western conference of a health concern still outside of the file positions. or major league baseball's cheating scandal has seen another big name losing their job college beltran a step down as. onager of the new york mets from played for the houston astros during their $27.00 c world series winning season which is under investigation that scene was punished by them all before using an

tread very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up today in a ball. as a preview down some of the other stories making the news at this hour taiwan's defense ministry has confirmed that its military chief of staff has been killed in a helicopter crash general shani ming seen here in file images was aboard a blackhawk chopper went down and mountains north of taipei several others died in the crash a number of people survived. authorities in indonesia say at least 21 people have been killed in severe flooding tens of thousands of others have been evacuated in and around the capital jakarta was being called the worst rainfall in decades hit the region wednesday cause rivers to overflow and buildings to collapse. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking parliament for immunity from corruption charges muni would protect him from prosecution while he remains in office he was indicted in november on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust. while it has accompanied the 1st pro-democra

i don't see how that strategy would be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. to our un officials there is the united states is jailing a whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against the wiki leaks found that is tantamount to torture. new year's day in hong kong sees hundreds of arrests of an estimated 1000000 turn out for the 1st big anti beijing protest of 2028. hours the pushback against the dry january and health initiatives french wine producers and the government denounced the annual alcohol abstinence as looked out on the country's culture. a very warm welcome to your watching r t international with me and our top story this hour a senior u.n. official is accusing the united states of torturing whistleblower chelsea manning with her continued incarceration a letter from the world body special rapporteur on torture to the u.s. government from last november has now only just come to light. the practice of coercive depreciation of liberty for civil contempt involves the intentional infliction of progressively severe mental and emotional suf

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera supporters and members of the iranian backed popular mobilization forces of gathered outside the u.s. embassy in iraq have been ordered to leave by their leadership that's according to al-jazeera sources earlier they threw rocks and set fires outside the building. security personnel inside responded by firing tear gas president donald trump blames iran for the protests but terror on has denied any involvement as anger over the recent u.s. airstrikes in iraq and syria targeting the hezbollah brigades the u.s. has deployed marine reinforcements to secure the embassy or some other fulton has more now from the iraqi capital it's pretty clear from the events yesterday and also today that it was.

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development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. welcome back what with $2900.00 gone let's take a look back at more of the events that defined the year we thought here on this race $2.00 and deal of the century so let's focus in on the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict in particular. it was another tough year beyond for the palestinians to for the last 18 months have been protesting and dance like close to the border with israel auntie's pointlessly i takes a look at president trying to plan to sort it all out and to bring his deal of the century to fruition even though it was seen as pretty one sided. how to mess up the middle east conflict even more trump's perfect plan step one proclaim yourself a mediator we need. a leader that wrote the art of the deal israel palestine are going to make it that probably is the hardest deal there is to make and i'm a very good deal like i believe me if you can't make a good deal with a politician then there's something wrong with you step 2 you don't ev

heavily fortified green zone of houses government buildings foreign missions pretty much it was and daryn so how those rockets through will be a big question for the authorities there the latest strikes follow heightened tension in the middle east after the u.s. killing of a really in general custom stolen money comes just one hour ago president trump tweeted the other for run strikes the u.s. the responses could be quote in a disproportionate manner. well it's a wrap up of the week that was the 1st of the new year for this hour i'll be back with plenty more stories not dates and thirty's to close now though for more great r t p m. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development that only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. leaks last only got to. believe. when you. present that it would look in the distance was more than a book called the but. it's going strong it's the it's about seei

tread very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up today in istanbul. let's give you a brief down some of the other stories making the news a rainy and backed militia men have left the u.s. embassy complex at baghdad after 2 days of clashes with american security forces a mob in a storm that compound protest against u.s. airstrikes that killed $25.00 fighters washington sent in hundreds of extra troops . authorities in indonesia say at least 21 people have been killed in severe flooding tens of thousands of others have been evacuated in or around the capital jakarta what's been called the worst rainfall 'd in decades hit the region on wednesday has caused rivers to overflow and buildings to collapse. taiwan's military chief of staff has been killed in a helicopter crash shinji main was aboard a blackhawk topper when it went down in mountains north of the capital taipei officials say 7 others aboard that craft died the air force general was in command of the island's defenses against china. it

the figures have been bandied around in there the civil service and what they are they're being home daryn to the exact mines we all said the response was in northern ireland on monday of this past week i think he forgot to bring this checkbook next time he would forget ok well the range is up to 5000000000 to go to the roof a lot of glasnost and as one barney's figures i think are if you look at absolutely everything that could possibly be done that would be certainly would be a wonderful it would. be what i do think of as where the real figure will ultimately be most important that we set a people's expectations properly ok well the bedrock of do you people will see. opposition to the unification of the reunification of the island of violent have you know basically created this consensus now in which a united ireland is inevitable there is a border down the irish sea that has been proposed by boris johnson and agreed with the european union what will 1st of all the border that you speak about as of course 18 months in terms of making sure the up trade flows will fight disruption post bra

hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. we are now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. we are independent and we do not need middle east oil president trump wants u.s. troops out of the middle east we take a look at the trillions spent on the wars and the billions and then taming u.s. military bases. also this week the haagen pork industry has taken a hit from african swine flu in china and asia but does the meat industry need to change to save the planet.

oh i'm daryn jordan this is our jazeera bleier from doha also coming up forces loyal to the libyan war delhi for have to launch air strikes on a military academy killing at least 30 people plus the daytime sky darkens to blood red in australia after another day of destructive bush lives. donald trump has issued a stark warning to iran threatening to hit dozens of targets inside the islamic republic if it retaliates for the targeted killing of top commander. the us president fired off a series of tweets part of which said iran is talking very boldly about targeting certain usa assets as revenge for our ridding the world of their terrorist leader let this serve as a warning that if iran strikes any americans or american assets we have targeted $52.00 iranian sites and those targets and iran itself will be hit very fast and very hard the usa wants no more threats let's cross to gable elizondo he joins us live now from washington d.c. so gay president releasing a series of tweets they're warning iraq about iran about any response what morsi been saying. yeah that's right these tweets were

evacuations around the creator of the volcano even before that big eruption sunday afternoon as you see daryn it's not as easy call. watching out or monitoring an earthquake and the volcanic explosion is not in fact as easy as a typhoon for example in a typhoon you can more or less predict when the typhoon will start where and when it will hit and when it will leave in armed conflict it's also the same here and i said that the problem is you don't really know where it's going to strike so now the point is they're saying they would like to make sure though that everyone will stay out of danger zone until they are sure that it is safe for everyone all right to develop dugan in bhutan this province in the philippines donna thank you for that update. foreign ministers some countries whose citizens died when iran's military shot down a ukrainian airline of a terror on last week a meeting in london canada ukraine sweden afghanistan and britain are all demanding full cooperation from iran canadian and ukrainian investigators are in tehran to examine the wreckage 176 people on board were killed after

really i'm going to resist i don't see you how's that strategy will be successful it's very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of business and how it affects our daily lives i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store today to go and caper take yet another turn as japan has issued an arrest warrant for golems wife we take another look at this winding case in addition we take a look ahead to the eurozone with hillary in the fish american business association plus we take a step over to the euro zone where we're joined by steve keen from the amsterdam to break down the newest figures on the u.s. trade deficit and how the stat has plummeted in recent months and later we are on the ground at the 2020 consumer electronics show where boom bust friends are for bringing up to speed on some of the latest developments in the field of security system so much to do today about so little time let's get right to the news. japan is stepping up its counter offensive against carlos going after his escap

well daryn conditions as you have just said have improved we are seeing these cooler temperatures and very lives winds that is helping crews who are on the ground there are still a number of fires burning as emergency levels in new south wales victoria and south australia that's 3 israeli and states authorities very much keeping an eye on that east coast region. because while the seas a day of of cooler temperatures and well favorable conditions the crisis is far from over we have actually had a bit of rain today which many people are quite happy about it certainly not enough to bring this crisis to an end and jessica the australian prime minister scott morrison has come under more criticism for his handling of the disaster how has he been responding. there and it's quite interesting when you think that just a few months ago this prime minister was being an election by a landslide you wouldn't think that that's the case now the amount of criticism that is being leveled at this prime minister is pretty extraordinary just a few weeks ago this prime minister took a holiday to hawaii whil

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daryn that's right this is a brief period of for a spa it is expected to be around 72 hours of these cooler conditions with light winds and even a bit of rain unfortunately that rain is not enough to bring this crisis which has been going for months now it is not enough to bring this crisis to an end it's expected that australia won't get significant rain at least for another $4.00 to $6.00 weeks that that's the only thing that can really bring these this bushfire emergency to an end for now crews working to ensure that fire is burning along the east coast there are some fires burning in new south wales and there are fears that those could by is further south in victoria crews working to make sure that those fires don't join up and create a mega blaze that would go between 2 cities and just got the australian government says it's going to offer more money to help the recovery effort what more do we know but we've just heard from australian prime minister scott morrison who has announced an additional $2000000000.00 australian dollars that's around $1.00 us dollars to bushfire relief

got american films of that player if they're playing up in characters that i'm thinking daryn are going to use it for the other stuff i'm telling and i can just take a take a take a postwoman i can tell you and. making a case i had i came you making a case as we started off with cynthia and this problematic background that she appears to have she just got back so let's just address that and then go vote and so that's the thing that i hear both gentlemen what i am hearing most though is the disrespect that is felt by people of african descent in america the american descendants of slaves that's what i'm here in the disrespect that has resulted because as your guests have said there have been actors playing parts all over the world mandela was played by morgan freeman and i show a few because so many. we could do the whole show by showing them but i want to see one this is denzel a steve. young denzel the man almost never ages jennifer hudson as winnie mandela yes how do south africans feel about that and then oh my goodness ugandan is forest whitaker playing in maine and the list goes on

well daryn as you just heard the merkel is saying that she's will coming the efforts by divine and putin hoping that this ceasefire agreement or call would lead to. a car on the ground a cease fire agreement on the ground and she hopes that she would be sending out invitations for the berlin talks but as you know that for the past few months germany has been involved in inviting the rival factions in fact those countries regional and international countries backing both factions but we're getting news from enforcement sources in germany that there is it's difficult for the german mediators to bring to bring the president of the land to sit together. sisi of egypt as you know that it isn't a defector l.c.c. of egypt is that one of the major allies of the world have to and on the other hand the divine is supporting you and back the government of national chord and the sources in germany say that the problem now is to put the 2 leaders or to bring them to a compromise in the regard to the libyan crisis ok what are the rather thank you for that update from tripoli. still ahead on al-jazeera