back in dhaka we meet the secretary general of the b.n.p. mir's on them gear has been sent to jail several times just like the leader of his party when the b.n.p. was in power they were just as ruthless with their opposition we're told that people who oppose the ruling party often vanished without a trace neither of the two large political parties that vie for power in bangladesh appear willing to make concessions they always blame us for everything so everything clinic. in the same it wants them for it so this is their mindset that is the problem again this country in any democratic country throughout the whole flight and you have the dialogue within the government body and opposition it would destroy the democratic system and in by all of this there is. a prevention of. extremism to rise. i. ordinary people in bangladesh have other worries. the next morning we go to one of the slums of dhaka to me a refill. she lives with her mother who is sick and her three sisters in a tiny room. for the many poor in bangladesh this is normal life. or if

of great journalists and the press freedom activists eileen's them on speaking to us from dhaka thank you so much for joining us on. then. now tributes have been pouring in for comics creator stan lee who died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics and together with artist jack kirby dreamed up iconic superheroes like the avengers and the x.-men writing imagination helped transform comics as a genre. he was the man who revolutionized comic books stanley's superhero of the marvel universe helps create iconic characters that have gripped generations. he's really an inspiration for anyone who wants to follow any kind of dream no matter what it is and he gave us these cool superheroes that everyone can kind of look up to no matter who you are incredibly sad like oh he's d's kind of one and taught me how to read a luger you know it's like. one of the greatest of all times before the comic books . while at marvel in the one nine hundred sixty s. lee helped to reshape the comic books with complex characters and sophisticated plots but his most famo

and we're still not there because they walked away from the table immigration reform is more than dhaka it's more than just the border wall it's a very complex issue they can come in make their proposals also we have to keep the government running the funding bill we have to work on infrastructure frankly the president's made very clear about that but the president doesn't want anything to happen with what's been incredible economy through his deregulation his tax cuts his trade policies everywhere we go we hear from job creators job holders job seekers they're happy with this economy i think that's reflecting a lot of the results tonight is he concerned about this is he trying to rally or not really talk about he said he said yesterday they'll do what they want to do and he'll do what he needs to do i don't know that there will be much of an appetite cristen all across this country and some of these democratic districts among the constituents for their members to be spending all of their time or even most of the time or a faction their time investigating instigating trying to impeach a

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when the democrats and the republicans were quite close to work together for example on the issue of dhaka on immigration and it was the president he who seems not to be very interesting in sort of closing the deal so it will be very interesting and i am a bit skeptical whatever we are really going to see action. saying that he's ready to put partisanship aside now right now alexander i've got twenty seconds left before the end of this show what was a little jarring is he started off by blaming a hostile media and i just saw from the life feed that there was a hostile exchange between him and jim acosta from c.n.n. that is still playing a major role. yes and it is going to play a major role in the future who we saw it during the heat it's really it's always media that is to blame for whatever it's happening in this country all right that hasn't changed in the meantime always out of an almond thank you so very much an angry could thank you for your analysis and thank you for spending as part of your day with us. after a year in the hospital power of the french president emanuel macro is get

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technicalities you know president trump exhausting the supreme court to examine the immigration policy known as dhaka an appeals court in california upheld an earlier ruling to keep the program which protects young undocumented immigrants trump wants to scrap the scheme set up under president barack obama prevents the deportation of undocumented immigrants who enter the u.s. as children and gives them with linux. turkish police are officially ending the search for a body but the criminal investigation into the saudi journalist murder continues sources have told al jazeera traces of acid were found at the saudi consul general his residence in a stumble well that's near the saudi consulate was killed on october the second it's believed his killers disposed of the body using chemicals out as there was demolish al has more from istanbul. with this latest bits of information from the question or of where is the body of the late journalist there are still several other questions that remain unanswered not least who gave the order for the assassination of the journalist who is implicated in its and why the

was talking about this before the program that protects young undocumented immigrants to continue dhaka which was created under former president barack obama it gives some rights to hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children before two thousand and seven it protects them from deportation and gives them work permits issue is likely to end up as kimberly was saying in front of the supreme court but right now an appeals court in california has upheld a ruling allowing that to continue. at least twenty people have been killed in a series of explosions in the heart of somalia's capital mogadishu. the blasts targeted somalia's criminal investigations department headquarters as well as the sofie hotel the area has been a frequent target of the armed groups. there. i pulled many dead bodies from the burning cars one of the cars exploded next to a public transportation vehicle and there were many people in it including women and children the number of casualties is unknown as bodies are still being pulled from the burning cars. it was a huge explosion and.

heard there president trump is asking the supreme court to examine the immigration policy known as dhaka an appeals court in california upheld an earlier ruling to keep the program which protects young undocumented immigrants from wants to scrap the scheme set up under president obama it prevents the deportation of undocumented immigrants who enter the u.s. as children and gives them with them it's. turkish police are officially ending the search for these body but the criminal investigation into the saudi journalist met a continued use sources of told al jazeera the traces of acid were found at the saudi consulate general jones events in istanbul that's near the saudi consulate she was killed in october the second it's believed his can is disposed of the body using chemicals as there was dry the child has more now from istanbul. with this latest bits of information on some of the question or of where is the body of the late journalist there are still several other questions that remain unanswered not least who gave the order for the assassination of the journalist who is implicated in i

government shutdown over whether or not they put a bill out to protect mahler and over the wall and dhaka so that we might not even have a government to to negotiate but you know the democrats have said they're going to go she gave everything that the incoming head of the intelligence committee in the house said every committee is going to investigate trump they're going to want to tax returns they're going to want to see his business dealings jared cushion his business dealings they're going to want to know about the firing of sessions in the firing of komi the hurricane in puerto rico the port there the hurricane really they're going to investigate everything you could think of and i think that's a i mean good for republicans but i think that's a big mistake for democrats we're out of time here we have to leave it there i couldn't agree with you more steve i think that a boy democrats have a way of shooting themselves in the foot if you give them a gun thank you so much jesus a and i am going to make you king for the weekend steve malzberg thank you wolf your majesty is appreciated. and

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caretaker government in place before the vote on december twenty third funded child he has more from dhaka. major breakthrough in de there's a sigh of relief among the mass population in bangladesh there's a lot of uncertainty whether they lection we're told they have now this announcement coming from the grand alliance along with the main opposition party bangladesh nationalist party would actually be a positive news for the population they want to have their choice of voting for the candidate of their choice they don't want to repeat of the two thousand and fourteen election which was marred with a lot of violence it was a walkover election now a lot of people we spoke to in the ground do still have some concern because the election will be held under the current gunmen and they can influence the election commission they say whether they'll be really a level playing field opposition didn't have enough time to prepare for the campaign now the opposition today declared that they want at least thirty day different of the election which is supposed to be held on december twenty third now the

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technicalities mineral president trump exhausting the supreme court to examine the immigration policy known as dhaka appeal schools in california earlier ruling to keep the program which protects young undocumented immigrants trump wants to scrap the speed and set up under president obama it prevents the deportation of undocumented immigrants who enter the u.s. as children and give them with limits. turkish police are officially ending the search for the body but the criminal investigation into the saudi journalist murder continues sources have told our jazeera the traces of acid were found at the saudi consul general's residence in all that's near the saudi consulate where she was killed with a second it's believed his killers disposed of the body using chemicals to say was jamal the child has more from istanbul. with this latest bits of information from the question or of where is the body of the late journalist there are still several other questions that remain unanswered not least who gave the order for the assassination of the journalist who is implicated in its and why the saudi authorities d

allowing a program that protects young undocumented immigrants to continue the program is known as dhaka it was created under the former president barack obama it gives some rights to hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children before two thousand and seven now it protects them from deportation and it also gives them work permits the u.s. he was likely to ultimately end up in front of the u.s. supreme court as well. a fast moving wildfire has forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes in northern california one entire town called paradise with a population of around twenty seven thousand people was emptied as the flames engulfed homes and businesses there are reports of a number of injuries and residents and firefighters have been injured to his child strafford. flames engulfing trees and buildings on both sides of the road branches falling on the windscreen of this car the driver is lucky to be alive as the wildfire ripped through woodland on these north california hills emergency services ordered the entire population of the town of

was arrested in august after criticising the official response to student protests in the capital dhakans and nobel laureates. he was held under controversial internet laws, which critics say prime minister sheikh hasina has used to stifle dissent and harass journalists. archbishop desmond tutu has presented the international children's peace prize to the survivors of a high school massacre in the united states. the student movement, march for our lives, was started after 17 students and staff were gunned down at the school in parkland, florida. the group has lobbied for tighter gun controls in the united states. yet another deadline looms today, as the european commission mulls over how it will respond to italy's defiance on its 2019 budget. fiona cincotta, senior market analyst at city index joins me now. good morning, welcome to use. good morning. so eagerly arguing that expansionary measures are needed to head off a slowdown, but the european commission is saying that italy is in breach of eu law, so just explain this to a. so the european commission is saying that debt should reall

high commissioner for human rights michel bashing has urged the dhaka to call off the program saying that returning the right hinge of refugees to me and at this point effectively means throwing them back into the cycle of human rights violations that this community has been suffering for decades where hinges now or fear they will be sent back against their will most of the twenty two hundred people on a bag with actually repatriation list have reportedly gone into hiding. the sheer scale of the refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of residents and muslims are living in squalid camps like this they fled to me and ma because of army led violence following a military crackdown but with agreement from me on mon today bangladesh begins the enormous task of trying to repatch relate them it's a move that's proving deeply unpopular. with the injured community leader told me that my number has been listed and i have to return to myanmar my son and daughter were killed there i cannot pray there no one talks about our rights there we were sent away after being labelled bengali we

the acclaimed bangladeshi photographer, shahidul alam, has been freed on bail by the authorities in dhakas injail. his supporters and family are now calling for all charges against him to be dropped. mr alam was arrested in august after criticising the official response to mass student protests calling for better road safety. his detention sparked an outcry from human rights organisations and nobel laureates. he was held under controversial internet laws, which critics say prime minister sheikh hasina has used to stifle dissent and harass journalists. rabab ahmed is shahidul alam's niece, and spoke to us when her uncle was first detained in august. i asked her how the family feels now after news of his release. when we first found out we were delirious with happiness. we're extremely relieved but, like you mentioned, we're seriously hoping and trusting that the government will not press charges because these are baseless allegations. and we are still looking for support from all over the world, not just from bangladesh, but literally all over the world, writers, activists, artists. so we

bangladesh has made him not performing better in the second test against zimbabwe in dhaka after posting four hundred twenty two to seven declared in their first innings they bowled the tourists out for three hundred four that's a lead of two hundred eighteen at the close of play on day three there's a barbarians one the first test match ok that's all the sport for now all of another update for you again later on a member joanna gash year of school be with you for news good fifteen hundred g.m.t. during our peter thank you very much for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for the news hour but i'm back in just a moment. and of news coming your way in just a couple of minutes right after this very short break right here on al-jazeera see you in a minute thanks for watching. think this is fun for me you think i'm having fun it. isn't worth the trees hunters. get it just. like one. of. the asians or someone you know just looking. as migrants seek sanctuary on its shows the e.u. must choose rescue or deterrence. anti immigration government has allied wit

was arrested in august after criticising the official response to student protests in the capital dhaka an outcry from human rights organisations and nobel laureates. he was held under controversial internet laws, which critics say prime minister sheikh hasina has used to stifle dissent and harass journalists. the head of the un environment programme, erik solheim, has resigned, after months of controversy over his travel expenses. a un audit found he'd claimed almost $500,000 in travel costs in the last two years. for many years, as a norwegian diplomat, mr solheim was the chief peace negotiator between the tamil tigers and the sri lankan government during the civil war. a diplomatic row is brewing over who will replace meng hongwei as the president of interpol. he went missing during a visit to his native china. the frontrunner to succeed him is alexander prokopchuk from russia, but a group of american senators want russia to be suspended from the organisation. the president of interpol basically guide the strategic direction of the organisation, and if you have a russian directing th

one hundred refugees and bangladesh have a number of offer of a patrician daily between dhaka and the myanmar government was put on hold more than seven hundred thousand fled their homeland last year after a crackdown by myanmar's military or many are demanding justice for the atrocities committed against them mohammad june has the story of one woman. refugee mom taz big whom the scars may be healing but the pain is constant. point about i'm not even i am out if i were there my husband was shot and killed three of my children had their throat slit and then they hacked their bodies to pieces left one of them will say you know well. montages recalls how in august two thousand and seventeen we in juarez military attacked her village of tula tolly rights groups called it a massacre that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of civilians after being raped montages says she was locked in a house that was set on fire she shows me the burns she sustained before managing to escape with her sole surviving child eight year old razia for whom these marks from a machete serve as a reminder of the kin

have fallen foul of existing rules say that free speech is under attack nicholas hoc reports from dhaka it is a joke shared on a private whatsapp group that landed senegalese t.v. news reporter only money in jail when sunday night she shared a photo montage of president monkey sounds portrait on in the good muscular man's body to seven other women saying that he looked cute. a month later plainclothes officers arrested her and sent her to jail for three months for conspiracy violating decency and causing offense to the head of state. if that's true of what's right reputation and so has my family before i was created chad are mine are right on facebook my thoughts freely that freedom has been replaced by fear now i'm scared to say what i think or even to make a joke members of parliament voted a new law to regulate the internet some human rights groups say it allows the state to shut down access to social media and censor content online it looks like they're not very comfortable with the freedom of expression in freedom of speech and the internet easy huge power tool too many africans to

has more from dhaka. major breakthrough in the there's a sigh of relief among the mass population in bangladesh there's a lot of uncertainty whether they lection will be held now this announcement coming from the grand alliance along with the main opposition party bangladesh nationalist party would actually be a positive news for the population and they want to have their choice of voting for the candidate of their choice they don't want to repeat of the two thousand and fourteen election which was marred with a lot of violence it was a walkover election now a lot of people we spoke to in the ground do still have some concern because the election will be held under the current government and they can influence the election commission they say whether they'll be really a level playing field opposition didn't have enough time to prepare for the campaign now the opposition today declared that they want at least thirty day deferment of the election which is supposed to be held on december twenty third now the

earlier ruling allowing a program that protects young undocumented immigrants to continue this is dhaka which was created under the former president barack obama giving some rights to hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children before two thousand and seven it protects them from deportation and give them work permits this issue likely to ultimately end up just as our last one was in front of the u.s. supreme court. it's what's coming up for you on this news out best against still want to inspect the well at the home of the saudi console but they say the search for the body of not a journalist jamal khashoggi. and in sports england's long wait for a test when away from home. finally comes to. a developing story in the past few hours at least twenty one people killed in the somali capital mogadishu during a bomb and attack witnesses say a gunman tried to storm a hotel when the bombs went off just a warning some of you may find the images in paul children's report disturbing. the car bombs exploded simultaneously near a hotel and a police department he

he used it on dhaka and when he did it he said something to the effect that i am not allowed to do thising it a nyway never hold up but i'm doing it anyway and he did it and they found judges that approved it. we also find judges which did not approve it so find judges which did not approve it so it will be determined on the supreme court. if the court rules in favour of what president 0bama thinks we should rule, which is what he said, then i will probably have a deal with democrats in a very short period of time. we were very close to having a deal until we got that very strange ruling. you make promises about immigration during the campaign, i want to know he will follow through the stop birthright citizenship, will you sign an executive? i believe we have the absolute right but it's another case which will be determined by the supreme court. will you send 15,000 troops to the border? you have read the same document as i have, you know exactly what i'm doing. what is your next question? on the khashoggi matter, almost a month, do you think saudi arabia is guilty of having him murdere

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shot he was greeted by a crowd of supporters as he left a jail in bangladesh's capital dhaka on tuesday used to capturing social injustice with his camera he has himself become the face of bangladesh's struggle for freedom of expression. was arrested in august after being accused of spreading false information and anti government propaganda on social media and in an interview with al-jazeera t.v. . supporters insist these allegations are fully concocted his lawyer sara hussein told the w.c. she was confident that the case against him would not stand in court. high court has made very clear in its judgement that actually the allegations which the police made in the initial report have got no connection with anything that he said on facebook or indeed even on a given there's already been this terrible miscarriage of justice and that he's been held in police custody and then in jail for over one hundred seven days i think at this point the right thing would be to drop this case completely. alarm was one of the many people held after massive protests groups bangladesh in july he was detaine

on dhaka, is it refutable to defend that program, which is unconstitutional, really induced the presidentr the program. sessions wasn't just a fact event immigration, though, he rolled back the obama administration's soft on crime policies across the board appeared he pursued tougher penalties for drug dealers, not just for liberals, but wealthy libertarians, who decided the war on drugs was a total disaster. this at a time when more people are dying every year of drug ods and then died in all of vietnam paired with a decadent decided it is immoral to prosecute drug drug dealers. of course, sessions almost ended the obama administration's harassment or local law enforcement, that helped drive a surge in violent crime in major cities. if you live in one, you know what we are talking about. passions it did all of this, even as he finds it appointed him attacked him in public, the attacks started more than a year ago after one of the residents public date rebukes, we traveled with him to el salvador where he was pushing a fight against ms-13. sessions made it clear he was there to get result

president barchi soul who's running for reelection in february nicolas hark reports from the capital dhaka it is a joke shared on a private whatsapp group that landed senegalese t.v. news reporter in jail when sunday night she shared a photo montage of president mikey cells portrayed on the naked muscular man's body to seven other women saying that he looked cute a month later plainclothes officers arrested her and sent her to jail for three months for conspiracy violating decency and causing offense to the head of state. of what's right reputation and so has my family before i was created chan are mine are right on facebook my thoughts freely that freedom has been replaced by fear now i'm scared to say what i think or even to make it so members of parliament voted you lot to regulate the internet some human rights groups say it allows the state to shut down access to social media and censor content online it looks like they're not very comfortable with the freedom of expression and freedom of speech and the internet is the huge powerful tool to many africans to expect their views and be r

at the ninth circuit they have said that president obama creating the dhaka program out of thin air and not going through congress is okay, but this administration taking the act that it's trying to do is not okay. again, i think this is one that will end up at the supreme court. >> so, joe, here is what the judge said about what the motivation was for why he leaned towards the asylum seekers. asylum seekers will be put at increased risk of violence and other harms at the border and many will be deprived of meritorious asylum claims. the government offers nothing in support of the new rule that outweighs the need to avoid these harms. i think that gets to john's question of president trump signs these executive orders, clearly he has a staff around him, we will get back to mark at some point to answer this, about why do they let him put things where they offer nothing in support of their claims? why can it even make it to an executive order if they know it's going to be shot down? >> because i think there is at this point it's clear there's very little respect for the rule of law. this

ruling allowing a program to protect young undocumented immigrants to continue the program known as dhakawas created under former president barack obama it gives some rights to hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children before two thousand and seven protects them from deportation and give them work permits the issue is likely to ultimately end up in front of the u.s. supreme court the u.n. brokered political talks between yemen's warring sides have been pushed back to the end of the year in yemen envoy martin griffiths is trying to salvage stalled peace talks between the rebels and the internationally recognized government backed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . also ahead on al-jazeera no end to the fury in the u.s. over the sacking of attorney general jeff sessions. hello there it's going to stay pretty hot for many of us in the west of europe we look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud here this fizzling out as it works its way across the central belt of europe and then there's another area of cloud and rain following it this is

the central region of mopti on thursday thirty fighters were also killed because hack has more from dhaka. the french forces as well as the money and government have been after a model for a number of years ever since his brazen attack on the radisson hotel in downtown bomb a ko in mali where his attackers went from room to room targeting non muslims then and for a nurse now dozens were killed hundreds were injured three months after that somebody did and the other attack at at the cafe in downtown. there again killing dozens of people the french special forces had to intervene now they've been after him for a number of years he's the head of the messina liberation front a group that's been attacking the u.n. peacekeeping force in mali as well as the french this group is associated to jemaah islamiya the mean a group that has waged rouer against the french the former colonial power and the money in government and so it's through years of searching through drone surveillance that they finally found him in the do forests an area that straddles both mali and mauritania a place that's used fo

that there's a litigation risk in the recision, but how is that different than the concerns about dhaka's legality? it seems to be one in the same under these circumstances. >> your honor, i think they are similar, but they are critically different from what they argue. >> what's the distinction? >> one is as an abstract matter an agency is entitled to say if there's serious concerns about the legality of a program it doesn't want to condition the program. >> that's the abstract but in this particular case the litigation risk is based on the assessment as to the legality of the daca program. >> but, your honor, again, there's two distinct aspects from it and different from their third aspect is the attorney general concluded that daca was illegal. that in and of itself, as long as it's a rational decision is a rational justification for a law enforcement agency to decide it's not going to maintain a prosecutorial discretion policy that the chief law enforcement officer of the country has decided is illegal. the litigation risk piece of it is that's all the more true when there's an immine

to the supreme court he will ultimately prevail now what has president trump been saying about the dhaka program of course this designed to protect the many thousands of immigrants brought into the country illegally as children what is the latest on that. yeah brought into the united states illegally as children but now have grown up in the united states and really don't call any other country home other than the united states but they've had a barrier in order to work go to school and university for example as a result under an obama era program put in place in two thousand and twelve it's the deferred action on childhood arrivals but most people call it daka here in the united states donald trump sought to end that program it has been challenged in the federal courts up to this point the latest ruling a setback for the trumpet ministration essentially saying that the white house cannot and that program so we now know that this is also headed to the supreme court the president talked about this as he left for marine one headed towards paris in the last couple of hours the plan is for th

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ended in the pocket juniors bus being attacked last week and the match being pursued by him twice dhaka have appealed the decision saying they want river plate disqualified while river also opposing the decision not to hold the match at their monumental stadium santiago said welcoming his fellow argentines to madrid brought with it some sadness. eluded us. i can't stop making reference to the causes that bring this match here that the match gets played with an ocean of distance from born a series after breaking lots of hearts which is what happened it's a real shame overall as an example for the children it's a shame that part of our society is dedicated to break everything and that nothing works. but i me a bit of you all regrettably for me this match is lost transcendence in my heart is what i mean it's lost a bit of interest and it's the shame to say that but it's the reality and i repeat i hope the final at the bernabeu helps to give a dignified closure to such a match and that the best team when. ben haywood is a spanish football journalist based in madrid for the evening standard

by rejecting dhaka in 9th circuit yesterday finally we've been waiting for that.o the supreme court, and we want to be on the supreme court on daca president obama said he had no right to sign it and it was upheld in 9th circuit as usual if you take president obama's statement, he knew that he couldn't sign it. so with daca will go to the supreme court to be given a fair decision. >> we will be making a decision. i have so many peel on who are log at heather we're looking at numerous people, we have plenty of time niki and saying until end of the year we're working with niki also, we have some very good people that want that job i'll make decision over next few weeks but by the end of the year. i mean there's no rush you know it has to go through a senate process when takes a long time but pick somebody and pick somebody that is very good. again i think it is very matt whitaker is highly respected man but i didn't know matt whitaker but host a highly respected man. >> matt has not gone to senate -- >> but neither has mueller. his name -- you talk about the senate