cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government opposition supporters they don't want their money she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of it these vests i depend on journalism from my family prime minister has seen it says she has faith in the election commission. this election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance trafford al-jazeera. well it's been time to challenge me who's live for us in dhaka time they've given the tensions one wonders where we go next. yes it's a great question because the opposition has a stand the government has a stand but where do we go from here it hide a highly unlikely that election c

our correspondent yogita lamaye reports from the capital, dhaka. yogita: the morning papers declared the results, mr. rick -- and historic third consecutiveerm, a landslide ctory. at her official residence, the prime minister told foreign observers and journalists why she was the people's choice. hasina: the last 10 years, people are living better lives. yogita: but there are been allegations of vote rigging around the country. one instance caught on camera by the bbc. i asked about it. there are reports of the rigging of results in favor of your party and there is actually video footage of a ballot box filled before pollg began. you believe this was a fair election? isme min.a: hasf there any of thaty , immediatey cancel that election. so we never encourage that. it is not acceptable. yogita: a day after violence marred the national election, things have been peaceful around the country. the opposition has demanded fresh polls, but it is unclear whathe path ahead will be. for many here, the absolute concentration of power in one party for the thir

in twenty seventeen a military crackdown in myanmar's rakhine state let's bring in a name who is in dhaka for is a time to talk us through what we heard from the un special rapporteur on myanmar. holy the headline is really this she's saying that this is a regional problem that is fast becoming one with global implications she cited the deportations by saudi arabia and india of rohingya refugee she said she was dismayed and of course has mentioned this is a violation of international law and she said that because me and maher is has not made the democratic reforms as stated that violence continues in the country people continue to be intimidated and sort of coaxed into fleeing over the border into bangladesh people's homes continue to be burned and more than one hundred sixty two thousand people are internally displaced in myanmar she said something that probably is not what they would have wanted to hear that the idea of these people being allowed to go back to me and mar under these conditions is simply unrealistic right now bangladesh is hosting almost a million rohingya refugees the u

police fired rubber bullets and tear gas into crowds of demonstrators on the streets of dhaka and some of them fought back with stones over fifty protesters are reported to have been injured in the exchanges so far along with twelve policeman. the garment industry plays a key role in the asian country bangladesh is the second largest manufacturer of clothing globally and its factories supply some of the world's largest retailers although the industry has turned the nation into a major exporter the benefits haven't trickled down much the minimum wage is still just eight thousand taka around ninety five dollars a month the strike on protesters want more. and we are demanding twice that sixteen thousand taka. the basic monthly income has to be ten thousand taka and salaries have to be sixteen thousand the authorities are giving us nothing. unions have warned that the strikes may spread to other cities the protests are expected to continue. well let's get more of the story with sons of berman he is with the w.'s bangali service under these workers have a point claiming the increase in wage

yogita limaye, bbc news, dhaka.rt—stay tourists. italy's budget for 2019 has a clause enabling venice to impose the fee, which will especially target day—trippers arriving on cruise ships. tourists already pay a similar "landing tax" when they visit italy's tiny aeolian islands. venetians have long complained that mass tourism is swamping the city, adored for its picturesque canals. a nasa probe is set to make history in the next few hours when it's due to fly past a space rock more than four billion miles from earth. if successful, it will be the furthest object ever visited by a space craft. the probe — called new horizons — will take a series of photos which may holds clues about the formation of the solar ystem. 0ur science editor, david shukman reports. it has taken a long, dark trek through the outer reaches of the solar system. but now, the nasa spacecraft new horizons is on the brink of making history, about to reach the remotest world that humanity has ever ventured to. it's pure exploration. pure science a

yogita limaye, bbc news, dhaka. to fly past a space rock more than 4 billion miles from earth. if successful, it will be the furthest object ever visited by a spacecraft. the probe, called new horizons, will take a series of photos which may holds clues about the formation of the solar system. 0ur science editor david shukman reports. it has taken a long, dark trek through the outer reaches of the solar system. but now, the nasa spacecraft new horizons is on the brink of making history, about to reach the remotest world that humanity has ever ventured to. it's pure exploration. pure science and pure exploration. we're trying to understand the origin of the planets, and the object that we're going to fly by, nicknamed ultima thule, is a frozen time capsule from the era of the birth of our planets. to explain what this mission is all about, let's use our virtual studio, and start with the middle of our solar system. now, orbiting closest to the sun are the four small rocky planets, including earth. then, further out,

police headquarters in downtown dhaka detectives here are working with all sorts he's in other countries in what has become an international investigation they've yet to confirm how the hackers got into the system or we will fit all the data and helping us into helping us and we are trying to find out. about cancun theme. maybe some investigators are sifting through ten terabytes of data in the hunt for a smoking gun that might identify the culprits though no bank insiders have been charged over the heist police say they must fully investigate the possibility. that maybe a bank employee. yes. thank you dish bank denies that anyone on the inside was involved and also denies negligence the police have not charged anyone from bangladesh bank in relation to the heist. to find out more i contacted one of the private sector cyber security companies that have investigated the methods used by the hackers what were your thoughts when you heard that this central bank had been hacked me early indicators show that this they likely got into some sort of spearfishing basically sent an e-mail to someon

police headquarters in downtown dhaka detect. here are working with all sorts he's in other countries in what has become an international investigation they've yet to confirm how the hackers got into the system or we both has all the data and helping us. is helping us and we are trying to find out. about cancun theme. maybe some investigators are sifting through ten terabytes of data in the hunt for a smoking gun that might identify the culprits though no bank insiders have been charged over the heist police say they must fully investigate the possibility. that maybe a bank employee. yes. thank you dish bank denies that anyone on the inside was involved and also denies negligence the police have not charged anyone from bangladesh bank in relation to the heist. to find out more i contacted one of the private sector cyber security companies that have investigated the methods used by the hackers what were your thoughts when you heard that this central bank had been hacked me early indicators show that this they likely got into some

they, of course, also wanted to see greater protection for the dhaka participants and members affectedt is non—negotiable as far as the democrats are concerned. even before president trump stepped up to the podium, nancy pelosi issued a statement, she's the house speaker, of course. initial reports make clear that his proposal is a compilation of several previously rejected initiatives each of which is an acceptable and do not represent a good faith effort to restore certainty to people's alive. the democrats are insisting that the government be reopened, those bits of it that are currently closed, then there will be a discussion about immigration and border security and so on but not including wall. so, this really is a dead in the water as far as the democrats are concerned. it will be very interesting, though, looking ahead to that vote that president said mitch mcconnell will be allowing to be on the senate floor this coming week. very interesting to see what comes of that. but i think this really set a line in the sand for what is going to be another very contentious week involvin

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he cannot verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters they don't want their money she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of it these vests i depend on journalism from my family a prime minister has seen it says she has faith in the election commission. this election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance trafford al-jazeera. still ahead. al-jazeera democratic senator and lizabeth warren takes the first step towards running for the u.s. presidency in twenty twenty. and a new year brings a new president in south america's largest country we'll explore what. may mean for brazil.

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters to die.

striking workers have hit the streets of the bangladeshi capital dhaka for the fourth day running now they are protesting conditions in the country's garment sector prime minister shake seanie who was reelected at the end of december has raised the minimum monthly wage by over fifty percent of the country's largest industry but the people working there say that's not nearly enough. police fired rubber bullets and tear gas into crowds of demonstrators on the streets of dhaka and some of them fought back with stones over fifty protesters are reported to have been injured in the exchanges so far along with twelve policeman. the garment industry plays a key role in the asian country bangladesh is the second largest manufacturer of clothing globally and its factories supply some of the world's largest retailers although the industry has turned the nation into a major exporter the benefits haven't trickled down much the minimum wage is still just eight thousand taka around ninety five dollars a month the strike and protesters want more. and we are demanding twice that sixteen thousand taka.

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men the trying to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government opposition supporters. mamma she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of what these discs i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen since she has faith in the election commission. the election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair. but i'll just dump the. us democratic senator elizabeth warren has taken a may just step towards joining the twenty twenty presidential race warren tells supporters and she's forming a explorer trick committee that allows her to raise money and find the necessary stuff before full well in the watching her presidential bid she's also re

there's no reason for nancy pelosi to move on this unless the president is willing to make a deal on dhaka make a deal on comprehensive immigration reform they actually meant to close it has him been overheard me right now she can demand whatever she wants were a minimal amount of wall funding there's no leverage to present ailes donald trump cannot back down on this i mean his base is expecting him to fulfill this major campaign promise and i know it doesn't seem like a lot of money i think we're not even really talking about the money because five point six billion and a four trillion annual budget doesn't really mean much at all this is really a showdown between his trunk going to get his wall or democrats going to deny him that and also you know at a certain point we have to acknowledge the left base inside a democratic party does not want to see a secure border is more favorable towards open borders and not really fixing our immigration policy so i think if they want the wall that should be telling the president to do is bring back the chuck schumer legislation from two thousand and t

to increase workers' pay after a week of protests that turned violent very choudhry has more from dhaka. after several days of discussion between the government the union and the garments manufacturer and their government on monday decided to revise the weight structure all the garment workers at least in six categories out of seven garment workers have rejected that wage and the demonstration begins again today in industrial area a major highway between dhaka and r.h. i was blocked this is that there are protests by the garment workers in the industrial areas many of the factories remain shut garment manufacturer associations say the workers go back to their ward they will lose their salary some of them decided to shut down the factories out of danger this is one of the most viable sector for bangladesh economy eighty percent of the income on to export comes from textile and garments very strategic. the government and the industry cannot afford to have protests going on for several weeks like this this could really export sector for bangladesh but unless the uni and the government and

the west africa leaks got its start in dhaka. we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next three days the list of the better i'm still in it to day workshop organized by the i.c. i j and snow's journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c.i. journal i'm just going to go. going to share with you some. just the purpose of the workshop was not only change produced the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines you don't go offshore and write in a name now that you want to fight taxes lawyers and potential crooks are a lot more sophisticated than that and therefore understanding how to read the signs and how to interpret the red flags in offshore documents is crucial on was that he h. on my contacts said. the marquis. wanted to kill him or simplify. them more in doing stories of this nature it's very important to take the right terminology to use it's not for you the journalist to see somebody has. the duty of that soc

that al-jazeera dhaka. every time i have the weather in just a moment also coming up in the news hour. inside this courtroom there's been stories of drug trafficking corruption and murder were halfway through closely watch trial one of the world's biggest drug traffickers gabriel's onto a brooklyn that story coming up. and not an easy day for knows. coming up. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. much of thailand is now poised for the arrival of some very heavy rain flooding rains pushing into southern parts of the country you can see in central thailand this is the situation where we have got very strong winds pushing for the high seas already starting to work show their hands ahead of the arrival of tropical storm power book we've been seeing some dams releasing water because we have the ongoing threats of widespread flooding coming towards the country this massive cloud which is moving into the gulf of thailand is tropical storm per book sustained winds around s

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station we can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters. wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work in target with these vests i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen or says she has faith in the election commission. their election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance trap al-jazeera. parts of the game the first two are under a state of emergency as the government attempts to deal with increasing violence thirteen provinces battling rebels have been placed under tight security the decision was made after ten policemen were killed in an ambush near the border with mali the officers were attacked w

down the road appreciate that thanks very much indeed for that update on the child reporting from dhaka. still ahead here on al-jazeera outrage from rights groups off the bahrain upholds and this five year jail term will tweet. denise king sky and spy the tarnished my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we've got quite a bit of unsettled weather across the middle east at the moment for take a look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud here of a q eight stretching its way across into iran and then there is yet more making its way across parts of turkey and turkey is going to have some pretty heavy rain as we head through the next few days so what out of this system head it's making its way out of europe and then tracking its way towards the east it will bring us some heavy rain particularly in the southern parts of turkey and also some wet weather around the east coast the mediterranean sea particularly soggy here as we had through wednesday and into thursday a bit further south and the clown sinking its way towards us here in doha so a fairly gre

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters. wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of what these desks i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen says she has faith in the election commission. the election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance not that al-jazeera the. police in japan's capital tokyo have launched a terrorism investigation after a car was driven into a crowd celebrating the new year at least eight people were injured in the incident which police say was deliberate it happened on one of the city's most famous streets in the fashion district of her just after

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters. mamma she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of what these vests i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen says she has faith in the election commission. the election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance drop al-jazeera. in many parts of the world is already twenty nineteen with spectacular fireworks displays a major saying in the new year now dame barbara has been watching the pirates next . party in the indian capital new delhi as midnight arrived in twenty eight turned into twenty. five. but the celebrations really start

government to prepare to host the refugees for the foreseeable future natasha the name reports from dhaka. the ruling a refugee crisis has become a fast growing regional problem with global repercussions that's the latest assessment of the un special rapporteur on human rights in me and mark young he cited the recent deportations of rohingya refugees by saudi arabia and india to me and mar a violation of international law in his memoir is not working to me end conditions returned. to madrid absolutely as its neighbor bangladesh has been struggling to accommodate this predominantly muslim minority since august twenty seventh t. more than seven hundred thousand have sought refuge here it is clear it really into refugees in bangladesh can not return to me in any of engine the government is beginning to gauge a longer time i'm paying the. nation for this you have a team bangladesh wants to transfer about one hundred thousand refugees to the remote flood prone island of bashar in the bay of bengal lisa says despite the government's quote tremendous efforts to prepare the island she's concerned

the talks will begin on larger immigration matters having to do with dhaka having to do with other things so that is taking place we may add a few things on to our discussions over the weekend but i'm going to ask mike pence and then i'll have leader mccarthy say a few words and we'll take a couple of questions but we're very proud of the jobs in the job numbers that was incredible and i think i'll be even more proud if we could have great border security for the first time in really the history of our country the southern border is a dangerous horrible disaster we've done a great job but you can't really do the kind of job we have to do on less you have a major powerful barrier and that's what we're going to have to have so first we start with mike pence and. all right so we've just been listening to president trump speaking there at the white house taking credit for a strong jobs report today he was very keen to emphasize that this after a fair bit of turbulence in global markets and fears of an economic downturn president really playing up today's u.s. jobs report but the problem is th

dhaka. is a senior political reporter who works for a big mali language newspaper. says he was attacked while trying to fill near a polling station on election day had to be hospitalized and almost lost his eyesight. the group of millions rushed towards me while i was filming started beating me and snatched my mobile phone away there were seven or eight of them it was impossible for me to resist him i started bleeding and at some stage i became senseless. the threat of violence was not the only thing that made it difficult for journalists to cover voting on sunday restrictive election commission rules created a sense of fear and anxiety about reporting in general according to come on. one or two measures were relaxed later like travelling by motorbikes and entering the polling centers but the original rules and guidelines issued by the election commission made journalists anxious about their safety. is concerned about his safety but determined to continue his work as a journalist despite the

regional problem with global consequences that are going to more now from the bangladeshi capital dhaka these rohingya has experienced the evils of humanity in me and mark yet the lure of home is like a magnet and they long to return as citizens with equal rights the refugees reject any repatriation plan that can't guarantee that. if they did recently came here is seek justice. and. the un special rapporteur on human rights in me and maher young he least says can't return home for the foreseeable future and bangladesh must begin planning for hosting them long term around three quarters of a million refugees have streamed over the border since the me and our military crackdown began in august twenty seventh teen u.n. investigators call it a genocide against this predominantly muslim minority the refugee relief and repatriation commissioner says more people are arriving at a rate of about forty thousand a year. the camps in cox's bazaar have become the largest refugee settlement in the world there can just if they sit on an elephant migration route and the jungle is heavily forested the b

none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zero dhaka. now brazil's fire brigade is saying that some two hundred people missing after a dam collapse near the city of belo horizonte southeast seven people are confirmed dead after this disaster. helicopter rescue teams are searching for survivors the collapse of the down which is part of an iron ore mine complex unleashed a torrent of lod on nearby villages president diable sonars says he will fly over the area on saturday to assess what measures need to be taken. in indonesia the number of people known to have died in floods and landslides also the way sea island has risen to fifty nine many villages living near an overflowing dam had to be evacuated thousands more have been forced to leave their homes and choose day after to rancho rain triggered severe flooding across the region earlier this month another landslide in java killed thirty two people around the world health organization says the democratic republic of congo's worst ebola outbreak has spread to an area battling extreme viol

the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous and it's hostage in a xerox dhaka. the afghan taliban has named one of its co-founders to lead its political office in qatar dani birds are is expected to join to go see asians with the us which looked to be gaining momentum victoria again the reports abdul ghani baradar was the former right hand man of taliban found. he spent eight years in a pakistani prison before he was released last october analysts say his appointment as political leader of the taliban's of his thing cattle shows the armed groups commitment to the afghan peace process he is somebody who all was favored negotiations in peace talks and therefore the pakistani government put him in prison years back and here he has this anti pakistan narrative and at the same time favoring and a strong supporter of the peace process the taliban was pushed from power by u.s. forces in late two thousand and one discussions between taliban leaders and u.s. diplomats started last summer in an effort to end the seventeen year long war and establish a unity government th

three years of legislative relief for seven hundred thousand dhaka recipients brought here unlawfully by their parents. many years ago. or deferred action for childhood arrivals is an obama era program to prevent deportation of undocumented minors brought to the u.s. trump had been trying to end it now we keep it in place at least for now he also said he delayed deportation for those who have fled war and disasters to issues for democrats but what did he want in return five point seven billion dollars for strategic deployment of physical barriers or a wall the the law trumps most ardent supporters want him to deliver on a key campaign promise a border wall with mexico but democrats aren't taking the bait swiftly rejecting the deal house speaker nancy pelosi called it a nonstarter she criticized trump for failing to offer permanent protection for undocumented miners the showdown over trump's border wall has led to the longest federal government shutdown in u.s. history hundreds of thousands of government employees have been forced to leave or working without pay for almost five weeks t

although many critics say the dhaka ruins the cultural heritage for others the rally is an inspiration. and for groovy and a chance to showcase what their country has to offer and innocent just. as a proud of and with the headlines on al-jazeera chinese state media says north korean leader kim jong un as in beijing to meet president xi jinping china as north korea's main ally the trip comes ahead of an expected meeting between kim and south korean president. pollan is monitoring events from hong kong. him is also using his leverage here at this point which is why i am a list say they think that kim is now using the fact that relations between the u.s. and china are strained particularly if they are in the midst of a trade war to get as much as north korea could possibly get out of these talks also involving time now would be a key strategic move for north korea the former chairman of car companies than is appearing in court and tokyo where he's declared him his innocence saying he's been unfairly detained carlos golan is accused of financial misconduct which he denies he's been and det

i we want to take you now live to bangladesh capital dhaka where the un special rapporteur on myanmar young we is getting a news conference after visiting an island off bangladesh on thursday where the bangladeshi government wants to resettle refugees let's listen in to what she has to say that these around the country continue to be subject to domination by the central government and the military is part of the official stance that the working towards peace. just as an accountability is urgently needed. and we must begin just transitional justice and that initiatives throughout the country there are lessons to be learnt from the asian region and countries further afield that pursuit innovative and dynamic just traditional and nontraditional measures your issue of justice for human rights violations i believe that we are will be greatly assisted by exploring the transitional justice spellers of truth justice or gratian zinged guarantees of clients it is clear to me that under the two thousand and eight constitution myanmar cannot be caught bombers and until the constitution has real r

violations and injustices let's bring in our correspondent who joins me now from the bangladeshi capital dhaka and the touch of the u.n. report talks really voicing deep concern about what's going on. definitely the bottom line is that he says that this is a fast growing regional problem that has global rapper questions she cited saudi arabia and india these sporting rohingya refugees back to me and mar in clear violation of international law she also asked the bangladeshi government understanding quote the burden that it ceasing posting almost now a million rohingya refugees to be patient and come to terms with the fact that they will be continuing to host these refugees for the foreseeable future thing that received three asian to me in marja spite whatever agreement the bangladeshi government and me and mark government have come to is simply not feasible and the culture doesn't seem that impressed with the plans for this offshore island camps full of those running of refugees either. quite honestly no she did think quote that she appreciates the tremendous efforts that have. been put forth

let's hear some of what he had to say three years of legislative relief for seven hundred thousand dhaka recipients brought here unlawfully by their parents at a young age many years ago this extension will give them access to work permits social security numbers and protection from deportation most importantly well for more let's cross over to deities my weight in washington my democrat said they were going to reject this proposal even before the president spoke what was trump trying to accomplish. the politics of a government shutdown are all of bout who gets the blame because ultimately whoever ends up with the blame on their head is the person who's going to have to give up whatever they were trying to accomplish by shutting the government down and right now in the scheme of us political football the blame is solid solidly on trump's shoulders it's even shown that there are some of his base is starting to crack and peel away over the pressure on these government workers eight hundred thousand people who as you said are currently either working without pay or not working at all so thi

friday but hackers had compromised bangladesh bank swift system and sabotaged a crucial printer in the dhaka office it wasn't until saturday that bangladesh bank staff realized what had happened and tried to contact the fed urgently could only use numbers they found on the internet lines that weren't oncet at the weekend on monday bangladesh bank finally got messages through to new york saying they'd been hacked. it would have been seen as stuff arrive to work in new york at seven thirty in the morning. the fed declined our invitation to provide someone for an interview but said this while the event in february twenty sixth dean did not result in a breach or compromise of the new york fed systems we did view this as an opportunity to further strengthen the safety of global payments the new york fed perform certain screening all over and diligence on funds transfers sent both to and from the accounts of foreign central banks on our books the robustness of cyber security around the global payment system must continue to be a priority for each participant in the chain. brussels belgian capital

newspaper oliver connect i did our very own jonathan crane for me and the rest of the team here in berlin dhaka. europe populist and nationalist fun to use the gearing up to try and make a splash coming european election my guest this week is michelle modicum of a corporate lawyer who's working with president trump's former strategist steve founded to try and coordinate those qualities activities very may say it is to drive a stake through the heart of the. conflict zone. neutral on the battlefield and. if. you use google to research a health problem. or you use an. interview and consult doctors online. at a. bar can all just replace a visit to your g.p. what about data protection we take a closer look at online health care. sixty minutes. upgrade yourself with the w.'s interior design channel on. celebrate one hundred years old. and join our photo competition show us the power of mint impact your world for a chance to win one of three like the cameras. on instagram tag and post your pic using hash tag our house one hundred so get snapping. find all terms and conditions at the w documentary on

under dhaka.esident trump his wall. he will not give up on the wall. it was a central piece of his campaign whether you like it or not. right now they are in the game of chicken. usually the dynamic is who can blame the other for the shutdown but the president has already made clear he is willing to take the blame for the shutdown over the funding. the one thing i would say about president trump is he has proved himself on trade willing to take a lot of pain or let the pain get inflicted. i think we will find out who points first. >> >> bret: we had the acting i.c.e. director on the show earlier. he put the numbers this way. 2,000 people he estimates coming to the border to try and get an every day. 65% of that our children coming alone or family is coming with kids or kids coming along with them. we have 13,000 currently. obviously it is a serious situation along the border no matter what you want to call it on funding the security. >> there is no question. i think you hear democrats since the re

un special rapporteur on myanmar young he giving a news conference there in bangladesh his capital dhaka after visiting an island off bangladesh on thursday where the bangladeshi government wants to resettle refugees some seven hundred fifty thousand muslim has fled into bangladesh in late twenty seventeen after an offensive by myanmar's military that the un has said could amount to genocide joining some two hundred fifty thousand people who are already in bangladesh now bangladesh has spent some two hundred eighty million dollars transforming. china island into a camp for some of the refugees but young un special rapporteur on myanmar has called on the bangladeshi government to first allow the un to make an assessment of the living conditions on this island before allowing the refugees to be relocated there she said that she is troubled by the island's isolation she also spoke about the situation in myanmar itself for running a refugee saying that the insecurity in south east myanmar undermines the safe return of the refugees she said she's deeply concerned that the campaign of violence

cameras that we found taped over at a polling station in dhaka coffee come on as a journalist he says he was attacked by a group of men after he tried to film them attacking a man outside a polling station he can not verify whether his attackers were pro-government or opposition supporters they don't want their money she wanted this attack has scared me but i have to work it in talk of what these vests i depend on journalism for my family prime minister has seen and says she has faith in the election commission. this election commission has every right to investigate if they feel they need to yes they can do it they've done in the past two. election commission says it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but has announced already that it believes the election was free and fair chance trotted out just era. and said african. sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered a commission of inquiry into a nationwide protest that began nearly two weeks ago it look at how police responded to the demonstrations which have killed at least nineteen people becomes a security forces again use

is it dhaka. ending child separations? what is the fundamental thing that must be in a bill from your point of view. >> well from the -- the best way we could go and hope the president will agree to is comprehensive immigration reform. where we address the whole package of reforms. we have always said all of us together will go. except the dhaka situation, the dreamers said became such an urgent matter and still is that we separated that out so that would be a part of it. but if you have comprehensive immigration reform. where people come forward. people are not going to come forward if they are arrested and then deported. so they come forward, they are recognized for the they owe taxes or whatever it is. usually it isn't the case but nonetheless whatever that would be. to have legalization process for the 11 million people who are in the united states. and recognizing that that brings them out of the shadow and into our economy. in a fuller way. so from a pragmatic standpoint it helps, it is a positive thing. >> yeah. >>

one thousand people have been killed in election related violence traffic reports from the capital dhaka. bangladeshis ruling party is still hanging by the thousands in this duck and neighborhood. opposition candidates and their supporters tell us when they try to hang their banners many were threatened beaten by pro-government supporters and often detained by the police. people are nervous to comment about the election all those we spoke to in public at least said they accepted the result in the form of it's normal someone when someone loses i'm a poor man what can i do of the prime minister sheikh hasina is a leak party won more than ninety percent of the contested two hundred ninety eight seats there is anger and fear among the opposition and its supporters that has seen him who has already served three terms says the vote was free and fair. the election commission says that it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but the main opposition alliance that has rejected this election and he's demanding that another one be held says that the election commission has been corrupted by t