tonight an exclusive report on the homeless crisis in the indian capital delhi and why so many people to brave the fish are winter nights rather than stay warm and a shelter. and on rest in today's yeah over the death of this monster in an echo off the arab spring he committed suicide in protest against the country's economic problems. me. i'm out of you for joining us indonesian authorities are warning people around the are saying. to expect extreme weather and high waves urging people to stay away from coastal areas that have already been devastated by a tsunami that killed more than four hundred people desperately needed aid is being delivered to some areas hit by saturday's tsunami more supplies are still in the jets for the peasants of displaced people living in makeshift camps just say children are becoming ill with a lack of access to clean water and to into the magical supplies counties have used correspondent ana santos is in the born and western job which is one of the worst affected areas and she sent us this report. the tsunami brought by the eruption of the volcano cutout

but have an exclusive report on the homeless crisis in the indian capital delhi and white film people braved the fisher winter nights rather than stay warm in the shelter. i'm on it on a welcome to the program indonesian authorities are warning people around the erupting volcano to expect extreme weather and high waves they're urging people to stay away from coastal areas that have already been devastated by a tsunami that killed more than four hundred people desperately needed aid is being delivered to so merriest hit by saturday's tsunami of more supplies are still need it for the thousands of displaced people living in makeshift camps doctors say children are becoming ill with a lack of access to clean water and medical supplies. we're joined now by correspondent ana santos and she's in love one in western java where it's one of the worst effect. area welcome and thank you for joining us we are hearing people fear another tsunami what's the feeling where you are right now . the fear of another tsunami certainly called bring over people's minds right now especially since we continue

to delhi when he was just fourteen years old to try to earn money for his father's to this treatment now he's the sole we in his family of three making dollars a day working odd jobs on construction sites as the night wears on the shelter starts filling up with migrant laborers like are there some spots to lie empty. but this does not mean there are no more people out in the cooler. as temperatures dip and the city passes them by thousands of homeless people in delhi try to find a porno to call home for the night. just a five minute walk from. this bridge is a popular sport. a sealed off caution under it is a home for many families. fifty year old and has been coming to the courts the youngest of his six children lives with him here in the day the shelter nearby serves as a makeshift school but she and her mother cannot spend the night there as the shelter is only for men with. alcoholics and addicts stay in the shelters they fight they do other things how can i take my little children here. we don't have a home to live with our kids to educate them keep them clean. where's our place

just forty kilometers from new delhi are busy planting new crops. at the end of the paddy harvest every year farmers in the northern states of job often burn the crops that is left behind. by hand it would around eight to ten. and they would be higher labor costs are. the process is very time consuming. twenty million tons of agricultural waste is burnt during this period causing a severe of equality in the region. the hardest hit india's capital city. in recent years air pollution has reached alarming levels. while regular emissions and industrial pollution also contribute to delhi's poor quality stubble burning remains a private course. public health experts even claim that breathing in the open air in delhi equals smoking twenty cigarettes a day almost one point five million people in india die every year because of pollution. when we were going in this way but if they can program and reverse our ring of. our eyes or become very watery there were problems in our building and there was a lot of noise around us noisier than a lot of people were goi

over the next thirty minutes how an innovation incubate a lab in delhi could be instrumental in solving the city's pollution problem. to do with his job to plant trees. and how a school in berkeley is integrating the understanding of biodiversity in every class. but first let's focus on an issue that is considered one of the primary causes for. twenty million tons of agricultural beast is born in the northern states of punjab and haryana every year leading to a severe drop in inequality in the region and affecting over twenty five million people and innovation lab at the indian institute of technology in delhi has found an alternative to prevent burning this waste could this be a game changer let's find out. fourth winter is coming and the farmers of a small village in sunny but just spotty kilometers from new delhi are busy planting new crops. at the end of the paddy harvest every year farmers in the northern states of job often burn the crop stubble that is left behind. only very limited by hand and it would take around eight to ten hours a day and they would be high labor costs the p

incubated at the indian institute of technology in delhi korea labs is working with farmers. and punjab to make crop residue profitable and prevent it from being burnt the startup has developed the technology to manufacture tableware plates and bowls from the crops which in its original form has no market value the end product is eco friendly and cheaper than its plastic counterparts. after collecting those straw from the fields. where it will be washed. that comes along with it will be washed. so far the founders are doing most of the work on their own to clean the rice straw the use the normal washing machine. some chemicals added in order to loosen the fibers. then the rice straw esteemed and turned into a piece. of. the founders called the beast. this is what gets processed into table where. we are interact with farmers from somewhere or. similar. and all of them saying the same thing if there will be. they will do it because they really need to understand they're born in their fields and there's more forced them and their children and then a tree just to. them more than

coming to you from new delhi this week over the next thirty minutes let's look at how a fishing community in mumbai has found a way to work in the cities and go to history about why green bike taxis could be along so to albany when you should worldwide and how female comedians are breaking the glass ceiling in india one performance at a time. forced let's look at how an indigenous fishing community in mumbai you know waiting to perfect its livelihood the meteor devo once the crown jewel in mumbai storm water drainage system used to be nothing more than a sewer it's. proof the drivel has high levels of pollutants from hazardous waste but the cordy community has found a simple yet ingenious solution to help breed even thrive in mumbai. the meaty river to day for live deborah and pollutants was once crystal clear. in the river used to be very different if we flicked a few coins and we can see them clearly. until our livelihood depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation. kohli and his family members of the kohli ethnic g

group coming to you from new delhi this week over the next let's look at how a fishing community has found a way to work in the city's history book why green bike taxis could be going on so to. world wide and how female comedians are breaking the glass ceiling in india one performance at a time. let's look at how an indigenous fishing community. you know waiting to perfect. the meat t.v. of a once the crown jewel. system used to being nothing more than. it's. proof the dribble has high levels of pollutants from hazardous waste but the courtly community has found a simple ingenious solution to help bring even thrive in mumbai. the meaty river to day for live deborah and pollutants was once crystal clear. in the new river used to be very different if we flicked a few coins and we could see them clearly. on tomorrow by really depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation deny it coley and his family members of the coli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meaty river flows into th

these monkeys have chosen a prominent home in new delhi india government district offers great views and a sure spot for food. but government staff are growing wary. they snatch food from people's hands and sometimes they even terror files and documents by climbing in through the windows bureaucrats and ministers have become the main target of these red faced rhesus macaque some say they no longer dare to carry food with them inside the premises others have had their phones snatched around the city monkeys cause severe damage to vehicles buildings and even people in general or it is recently hired squads of monkey chasers to scare them away. but democrats have grown fearless. experts say this is the number one problem. stop treating monkeys monkeys at all because then they will expect to be fed all the time and after that you have to understand that you must not garbage if you have got a bit in food available and you are sending the wrong signals to the monkey. close to half a million monkeys are thought to live across delhi and all sorts say the number is only increasing. not. the w

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the air quality here in delhi today is hovering around the 300 mark.wards the end of the scale — hazardous. and surgeons say they see the effects. notjust more cases of lung cancer, but cases in patients who are far younger than before and, crucially, cases in people who are non—smokers but have also grown up in non—smoking households. one study here analysing 25 years worth of data showed the cases of lung cancer rose around 50% between 1988 and 2012. today, the scenario is that even when we are looking at the lungs of so—called non—smokers, we hardly see pink lungs. it's a rarity for me to see pink lungs today, especially in people coming from delhi. this man hasjust had his lung tumour removed. the golfball—sized lump spotted in 2015. now 41 years old, he has never smoked, and he says he believes the air pollution at his home helped cause his cancer. translation: a doctor told me it is either because of pollution or smoking. but i do not smoke at all. even when my child coughs, it scares me to think that he may be a victim of lung cancer due to poll

society international thank you so much for joining us temperatures plummet in the indian capital delhi around this time of year so for the thousands of people without a roof over their heads city authorities have opened more than two hundred night shelters but many still prefer to brave the cold sleeping on the streets nummi said james baldwin to find out why and she sent us this exclusive report. every evening thirteen year old audacious sits in this box watching television this is not his home he does not have fun but debbie's cold and but you did winter nights are a bit easier to bear in this government shelter for the homeless. it's comfortable here i come here watch t.v. fall asleep. i came to delhi because i can earn more here i can work hard all day in the village but earn very little. came to delhi when he was just fourteen years old to try to earn money for his father's to this treatment now he's the sole wage earner in his family of three making dollars a day working odd jobs on construction sites as the night wears on the shelter starts filling up with migrant laborers like

it is a rarity for me to see pink lungs today, especially in people from delhi.. now he is 41 years old. he has never smoked and he says he believes the air pollution at his home helped causes cancer. a doctor told me it is either because of pollution or smoking. but i do not smoke at all. even when my child coughs, it scares me to think that he may be a victim of lung cancer due to pollution. the world health organization says that across the planet, over 90% of people breathe polluted air and say it is the cause of over 1 million premature deaths across india each year. doctors here say that delhi is now facing a lung cancer epidemic and the fear is that the air that millions of indian people are breathing today will lead to increasing levels of lung cancer in the decades to come. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. thanks for watching. stay with us. we'll be looking at the asia stock markets as they fall in tandem with wall street overnight. stay with us. we will have another addition for you. goodbye.

reporting for us from delhi thank you so much. now the heated debate in britain over another referendum on breaks it looks set to go on after prime minister theresa may announced a much awaited vote on her breaks a deal would be held in mid january now will make continues to reject a second referendum it's not stopping campaigners who are calling for exactly that . some poll took a ride with activists who are literally trying to get people on board for a second vote. i don't like your phrase shouting. it's loud unapologetic and in your face armed with the bright yellow bus these campaign is looking to put the brakes on bret's it. leading the charge is the self branded anti breck's it super hero madeleine aka ivy supercar and i am always one hundred percent confident that backs it can and must and will be stopped she and her team of raised thousands of pounds to get the latest campaign on the road they want to convince the u.k. to do a u. turn on bret's it and demand a second referendum we cannot allow this madness to carry on i'm

brought out thousands of people in delhi to press for this demand. now for more on this story let's go live to delhi i'm joined by the aga of a lawyer and a member of the r.s.s. the ideological organization which underpins india's ruling b.g.p. and we have smith a good associate editor at the hindu one of india's most prominent daily news papers now mr of us to let me start with you does a general election coming up in india next year to want to extend their dispute. that election and a way to mobilize support. good evening and first of all i would like to take strong exception to the manner in which you said that there are many hindus who believe that there was a drum to the ground and convincing existed and over a vision about the most was burned there is as a matter of fact a finding of fact which has been breached by the a law about high court and please keep in mind that the supreme court cannot overturn findings of fact under the mandate that is provided to it under the constitution and the finding of fact is that there was indeed a temple that

it is a rarity for me to see pink lungs today, especially in people from delhi.potted in 2015. now he is a1 years old. he has never smoked and he says he believes the air pollution at his home helped causes cancer. the air pollution at his home helped cause his cancer. a doctor told me it is either because of pollution or smoking. but i do not smoke at all. even when my child coughs, it scares me to think that he may be a victim of lung cancer due to pollution. the world health organization says that across the planet, over 90% of people breathe polluted air and say it is the cause of over1 million premature deaths across india each year. doctors here say that delhi is now facing a lung cancer epidemic and the fear is that the air that millions of indian people are breathing today will lead to increasing levels of lung cancer in the decades to come. former president george w bush and his wife, laura bush, have paid their respects to his late father, who is lying in state in the capitol rotunda. mr bush was accompanied by his wife, laura, their daughters, jenna an

just one in delhi thank you very much for that. we changing the subject now and returning to snakes a symbol of evil through the ages and still the stuff of fears and phobias and talking about for busy i know there's a picture of those creatures behind me but i'm not looking but for one village in eastern china snakes represent wealth and prosperity these a cio was a poor community with one thing in abundance you guessed it the screeches at the back so one enterprising family decided to turn boys than into profit today the village breeds around three million of these creatures every. creams and tonics which claim to treat everything from skin ailments to impotence and even the appearance of aging it might sound like snake oil to some but in china traditional remedies are thriving business. to the forces of anyone charmed by snakes should feel at home here young chang is doing what he's done for more than forty years making a business out of the reptiles these are being drowned in alcohol they've been delivered by a local farmer to

but i have an exclusive report on the homeless crisis in the indian capital delhi and why still people brace the fishermen winter nights bother them stay warm and shelter.

change may cause while working hard to move the needle of the grassroots group coming to you from new delhi over the next twenty minutes our police officer in mumbai a miscues wide sneaks who stray into city limits why schoolchildren in the trots are learning about green practices and how off the grid citizens in bangladesh are interesting story. but first let's look at unusual that all men's with more and more. money but has a wide variety of why life may be in city limits void largely to the existence of a national park or right at its heart many times they wondered into this eventually it does and what follows is fear and panic at both ends but a police officer in the city is working overtime to find the media goes his study. mumbai is a rapidly growing metropolis home to nearly twenty million people it is also one of the few cities in the world with a variety of wildlife within its boundaries. but conflict between humans and animals is only increasing. this morning that jogger has made it his mission to me to keep this conflict he's the one people call when anyone finds a snake in a den

change make us while working hard to move the needle of the grassroots group coming to you from new delhi over the next twenty minutes how police officer been moved by rescues wild snakes who stray into city limits why schoolchildren in the truck are learning about green practices and how off the grid citizens in bangladesh are interesting story. but first let's look at an issue that all men's with more and more urbanized nation mumbai has a wide variety of why life and within city limits boyd largely to the existence of a national park are right at its heart many times they wandered into residential areas and what follows is field and panic at both ends but a police officer in the city is working overtime to find the media knows his story . of. the. mumbai is a rapidly growing metropolis home to nearly twenty million people. it is also one of the few cities in the world with a variety of wildlife within its boundaries. but conflict between humans and animals only increasing. morley that jogger has made it his mission to me to keep this conflict he's the one people call when anyone finds

it's past one am the auditor is driving to night shelters in delhi where many people sleep hungry. to wake them up for the for the men at this night shelter don't seem to mind being pulled out of bed into the cold some are drug addicts and alcoholics others are ill or disabled mostly profit the streets in summer. it. is a lifeline for many who go to sleep hungry. there are many here who are too ill to work. this food is much more filling than the cheap street food that i can afford. for the robins this late night food tripe has been well worth the effort but they acknowledge more needs to be done. to find people it is not i think the number oh. i wish it was not. me nothing because that is a problem with me just wish this problem was not. until then the robin hood army is staying true to its motto taking from the rich and redistributing it to the poor. you're watching news still to come high speed underground travel by car tech entrepreneur must build his hyperloop a vision of commuting. sports news and football bonus legal leaders borussia dortmund have suffered their first defeat

it's past one in the auditory is driving to night shelters in delhi where many people sleep hungry. they don't know we're coming and they would be the best buy that i needed to be after we put the food the men at this night shelter don't seem to mind being pulled out of bed into the cold some are drug addicts and alcoholics others are ill or disabled mostly profit the streets in summer. this school is a lifeline for many who go to sleep hungry remain here who want to go into work it isn't over this board is much more feeling than the cheap speak what i can afford the money i make as a liberal or whatever that for the robins this late night food drive has been well worth the effort but they acknowledge more needs to be done. to find people is not because i think the number is too much or. i wish it was not. enough to invest because there is a problem but we just wish this problem was not there. until then the robin hood army is staying true to its model taking from the rich and redistributing it to the poor. ok from food waste to efforts to reduce plastic waste monica and this time i

reporting for us from delhi thank you so much. and the reporters without borders says vietnam is another country that keeps the tight leash on its media they give you some young middle vietnamese journalist who's been reporting on his country via an online news portal from berlin for the last ten years. littrell believes there's a hunger for uncensored information in vietnam especially from young people to reach that audience from his office in far away berlin he's taken to the internet. these are people. who have gotten this information is almost for been in vietnam if a journalist tells the truth about politics he will probably have problems straight away. he could be threatened or arrested or beaten up a lot of people are so interested to get information about politics. from us on. chua has been publishing pieces on his news website about his home country for ten years usually in vietnamese sometimes in german mostly he writes about vietnamese politics and the situation of his country many in europe. he's reported many times on

reporting for us from delhi thank you so much. you're watching news still the chinese president xi jinping issues a warning to the united states he says no one can dictate economic policy to china as communist party celebrates forty years of meteoric growth under a policy of opening the west. saying the region and japan's government has approved a major increase in defense spending and weapons capability in the coming years now the country will get its first aircraft carrier since world war two and it will place a large order for advanced stealth fighters from the u.s. . counter trying to expand its military presence in the area a chin so obvious government said it also aims to address continuing tensions with north korea now this comes at the end of a year that's yanked make moves to improve ties with its other arch enemies the united states and south korea. the unified korea. twenty two athletes i see temperatures but atmosphere. it all started with. grand entrance one month earlier the north supreme leader suggested feeling uni

it's past one in the oddity is driving tonight in delhi where many people sleep hungry. after week the bomb for. the men at this night shelter don't seem to mind being pulled out of bed into the cold some are drug addicts and alcoholics others are ill or disabled mostly rough in the streets in some way. this food is a lifeline for many who go to sleep hungry. want to go into work. this food is much more filling in the cheap street and i can afford the money. for the robins this late night food tripe has been well worth the effort but the acknowledge more needs to be done. to find people it's not because i think the number is going to be that i wish it was not about. me not doing this because there is a problem like we just wish this problem was not. until then but robin hood army is staying true to its motto taking from the rich and redistributing it to the poor. so only follicle reporting their football news and fresh after sacking coach. manchester united announced that former player. jr will take the reins until the end of the season the former striker played for almo

reporting for us from delhi thank you so much. you're watching news still to come chinese president xi jinping issues a warning to the united states he says no one can dictate economic policy to china as this communist party celebrates forty years of meteoric growth under a policy of openings to the west. that the two thousand and eighteen messiah lympics have taken place in kenya with young warriors showing off their bravery in six games instead of taking part in the traditional coming of age ritual. olympic or you jump like you've never seen. the maasai morons or worry is used to come together to hunt lions. was until kenyon olympian david rudisha set up these games. we want to find a vitamin by trying to encourage these young people to engage themselves in suppose and. more productive there are an estimated two thousand lions left in kenya conservation projects are crucial and even sport has the power to make a difference. in the killing of lions has dropped to nearly nothing in the areas where we work and where this program ru

coming to you from new delhi this week over the next twenty minutes let's look at how a fishing community in mumbai has found a week to work in the cities and go to a strip.

so we watch net up here towards the north though it's going to be a little chilly for parts of new delhi expect a big fog problem across the area new delhi at about ninety degrees there over here towards kolkata a better day for you with a temperature there of about twenty three. the with the sponsored by cats he's. a policy imposed decades ago. boards changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences you're creating a pool of socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level get being given money to agree distro zation money to get other people to be the. al-jazeera examines the politics of population control. on the top stories on al-jazeera police have used live fire to disperse anti-government protesters in the capital hard to a seventh day of rallies against the cost of food and fuel president has dismissed the protesters as traitors syrian state television is reporting that government air defenses have intercepted an israeli missile raid near damascus it's as an arms that was hit and three soldiers injured in the attack. a second gua

apologies, it wasn't a great line into delhi but thank you for your time.0,000 fundraising campaign after fire destroyed much of the vast roof covering its monsoon forest area yesterday. the area was quickly evacuated, but some animals are still missing. the zoo will reopen today. adam woods reports. the uk's largest zoo enclosure engulfed in flames. woman: oh, my god. oh, my god. inside, hundreds of rare and exotic creatures. firefighters were quick to arrive as the zoo was evacuated, staff went back into move animals to safety. what could you see? just loads of smoke over the new part of the zoo and it was really cloudy and there seemed to be a lot of panic, fire engines, police, even ambulance. 15 fire crews battled strong wind and rain to bring the flames under control. one person had to be treated for the effects of smoke inhalation. no other injuries have been reported. all mammals living inside the enclosure, including endangered orangutans, gibbons and crocodiles, have been accounted for, but many tropical birds remain missing. an investigation into

it's past one am the auditor is driving tonight shelters in delhi where many people sleep hungry. after week for the for. the men at this night shelter don't seem to mind being pulled out of bed into the cold some are drug addicts and alcoholics others are ill or disabled most sleep rough in the streets in summer. it. is a lifeline for many who go to sleep hungry. there are main you who are too ill to work. this food is much more filling than the cheap street food that i can afford. for the robins this late night food tripe has been well worth the effort but the knowledge more needs to be done. to find people it's not that i think the number is there it's hard to believe and i wish it does not. mean nothing to do that is a problem like me just wish this problem was not. until there. is staying true to its model taking from the rich and redistributing it to the poor. he w. sagna found there reporting from delhi india is among the many countries were facebook is trying to grow its user ship but the social media giant is facing big hurdles some of its own making in twenty eighteen fa

going to continue we do expect to see attempts there of about thirty up towards the north down to delhi a little bit cooler we have had some problems with fog as well as some stagnant air across much of that area lowering the visibility so there has been a problem there over here towards cabin do on thursday attempt a few of fifteen degrees and then very quickly here in doha well we are going to see temperatures relatively normal for this time of year but watch those clouds can be into play from wednesday to thursday we do expect to see a mostly cloudy day by the time we get to friday. development. progress for. the end of a way of life is. a clash between corporate interests and the people who must prepare for the long fight to protect their heritage. the march to progress in the philippines part of the eve fine day series on al-jazeera. welcome back as a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera police in sudan have fired tear gas and live ammunition on anti-government demonstrators in the capital thousands of people angry over the rising cost of living or attempting to reach the pres

are going to talk to charlie or who is the dean of the jindal school of international affairs in new delhi it's nice to have you with us these elections i mean anything in india democracy wise it's always on a large scale how much of an indication do you think these three particular states really give us about the state of national affairs. not very much i'm afraid because you know we have twenty nine states and only five were went to elections this time for the provincial assemblies and it's a mixed picture i mean it's not a route for a prime minister narendra modi's ruling b.g.p. they have held their vote shares in a number of states made they were ruling for the last fifteen years they have lost in a couple i think it's a mixed outcome and it's premature to read this as a semifinal leading to the final which is the national elections due in four months time but one thing is for sure i think to some of these appeal and image remain under i would have the national level but i think the people need to fix some chinks in the armor at the provincial or at the provinces at the grassroots get

solutions to some of the most pressing problems affecting the in vibrant rago coming to you from new delhi this week over the next thirty minutes let's look at how a fishing community in mumbai has found a way to work in the city's dirty history books.

as weather is going to stick around as we head through the next few days a top temperature in new delhi just of nineteen degrees for the south those shells will be continuing as well so sure lanka and the southern parts of india are likely to see more wet weather out towards the west and for the arabian peninsula it's fairly cool for us here in doha maximum temperature on tuesday is twenty three. on counting the cost two thousand and eighty the year the u.s. and china by trade tariff poca gregg's it confused everyone and opec will review the year that was as new dynamics to shaping the global economy. counting the cost on the. al-jazeera. and for you all. and again undermines of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least three hundred seventy three people have been confirmed dead after tsunami struck parts of indonesia without warning on saturday rescue teams are racing to find survivors on the islands of java and sumatra as experts warn more tsunamis could hit in the coming days. pakistan's former prime minister now is sharif has been sentenced to seven years in jail and fined twenty

is cutting its fleet from twenty to eleven aircraft and canceling new routes to los angeles and new delhi while executives say the company wants to return to its roots as a profitable ultra low cost. participants at the climate conference in poland currently underway are discussing solutions for pressing problems drawing traffic bigger cars heating systems and big cities all releasing toxic gases to the atmosphere that is supposed to change but the question is how a start up here in berlin has an idea that it says can revolutionize urban heating and big clients could be warming up to their idea. it's winter time and it's grown chilly in the german capital and in this your it's behind the mungle in the embassy there but these two men from a berlin start up are about to warm up the inside of the tent with an innovative heating system called electronic the traditional your stove can stay off for the moment instead the walls are being lined with a thin carbon composite foil that is heated by electrical current. this membrane is incorporated into the foil with it we can generate a surface temp

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wednesday furlan off a generally fine quiet with the weather nineteen degrees just the maximum in new delhi and quite. the weather sponsored by cateye race. kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's forced onyx ation of the black sea peninsula. i don't understand why he was kidnapped. schools of crimea into ties have been arrested. on camera most believed by russian security forces. crimea russia's dirty secret on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera survivors of tsunami fear more waves of destruction could hit and with as little warning as saturday's disaster the volcano blamed for triggering the tsunami is still erupting at least three hundred seventy three people were killed when the wave slammed into the coastline. a u.s. delegation will be interviewed next week to discuss washington's decision to withdraw its troops from northern syria president donald trump has said saudi arabia will help to rebuild syrian cities that been destroyed in the war. at least thirty people have been killed in a car bomb and gun attack on a government building in afghanistan's capital

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four anti sikh riots reversing a previous acquittal more than three thousand sikhs were killed in the delhihigh court frowned kumar guilty of murder and promoting and maybe between groups he's been sentenced to life in prison. a brazilian faith healer accused of sexually abusing hundreds of women has turned himself into police john of god as he is known by followers allegedly used the so-called spiritual healing sessions to assaults and even rape women and arrest warrant was issued for him on friday. and saudi arabia has rejected last week's resolution by the u.s. senate that directly blames crown prince mohammed bin so much for the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a statement by the kingdom's that the resolution by u.s. lawmakers contained quote blatant interferences in saudi internal affairs from. the motions agreed and that does it for me a little rock in berlin will have another news posting for you at the top of the hour for now on the half of the entire news it seems thank you so much for spending this part of a day with us. we may come over a week what time zone i think th

immigration authorities say an eight year old boy from guatemala has delhi's in khost today it's the second death of a child immigrant and u.s. detention this month the boy and was taken to a hospital in new mexico where he was diagnosed with a cold and fever and given medication but his symptoms became worse and he was readmitted to the hospital where he died a few hours they served. well the child's death comes during an ongoing dispute over border security in the u.s. a partial government shutdown is underway over president. for border wall funding from congress democrats say there is no support for a bill that would help pay for the walls construction of the shutdown will last until agreement on funding the wall has been reached. i can't tell you where the government is going to reopen i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have. a fence whatever they like to call it of call it whatever they want. and today they have protesters and police have clashed on the streets of the capital tunis and other towns following the death of journalists. was buried yesterday if there w

davina gupta in delhi, thank you so much for that update. 2018 has been a brilliant yearfor cryptocurrencies an all—time high, but it is now languishing at around the $3500 mark. a currency analyst is from a platform which sells cryptocurrency. to borrow a famous quote from winston churchill, if you are looking to the past, prefer the look on the past, the further you can look into the future, and that really holds true for cryptocurrencies this year. comparisons with the dot—com bubble is real, i think it is a reminder to investors not to get caught up in the fear of missing out on trades and they have really, really suffered by chasing the top end of the market ‘s in cryptocurrencies throughout this year. the market ‘s in cryptocurrencies throughout this yearlj the market ‘s in cryptocurrencies throughout this year. i husband has never forgiven throughout this year. i husband has neverforgiven me for throughout this year. i husband has never forgiven me for not telling him to buy bitcoin before the boom, but is now a good time to buy? well, i think that is the big question. the market cont

this is the news line from delhi and rescue teams race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the death toll rises to almost three hundred and survivors are forced to move to high ground the volcano that called the tsunami is still erupting and their fears of a second giants week also coming up pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif gets seven years in jail for corruption that's on top of a ten year sentence on similar charges he was given in july. and turkey sends troops to syria president trump says the eradicate islam mixtape find syria after the withdrawal of u.s. forces. i'm a money thank you for joining us is in indonesia people to stay away from parts of the coastline because there may be another tsunami this comes after the first tsunami hit without warning on saturday night authorities now say over three hundred people died when the huge wave swept the coastline along the street hitting sumatra and java it's believed to have been triggered by the eruption of an island volcano which is going through an active phase. homes and beach side hotels were destroyed along the coas

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