was hosted by senegalese president baucus out in dhaka and also met the foreign minister of a as was it come as a tense time with washington recently imposing travel bans on for more african countries the us is also considering military cuts and the rest of the region but pompei was keen to stress washington support for senegal security senegal's leaders and i also talked about islamist terrorism which is dangerous 350000000 people right here in west africa. it threatens americans too. and we are counting on setting on it is an important ally in this fight and i shared our friends that the u.s. will keep up this fight as well. in addition we discussed how united states can continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy. because hackers in dhaka has more on what papa said and the confusion around washington's approach to africa. this press conference was really no surprise for any people who are observing the united states and their involvement in africa many people wondering what is i

policy of africa prosper and defend american interests come back to you think that that 2nd life in dhaka. turkey's foreign minister has told his russian counterpart that the syrian government must halt its offensive an adlib province but the chavez show lumet lever off on saturday during the munich security conference comes ahead of talks between turkey and russia and moscow of turkey's warned it would take necessary steps if diplomatic efforts with russia fail. say the u.s. in this delegation will meet with the russian delegation tomorrow in moscow prior to the summit with sergei lavrov said the aggression and it live should stop and the permanent cease fires should be established or delegations will evaluate the incisions tomorrow in moscow. for the 2nd year in a row the world's busiest route for migrant smuggling is from north africa to yemen the un migration agency reports 138000 people made the voyage across the gulf of aden in 2019 hoping to reach saudi arabia that's 28000 more than crossed the mediterranean sea to europe 9 out of 10 travelers through yemen where if the opium all c

back in dhaka, mustafas recognises the need to engage international retailers in these important discussionss for all of us sitting in the room today... wejoined him at two of his conferences, the denim expo and the sustainable apparel forum. technology is a big theme here, and companies like this one have advanced laser machines for garment finishing and an italian company provides high—tech laundry. textile has to be a technological driven industry and not any more some think this will open up new possibilities for bangladesh's workers. they can have a betterjob, for example, they can become an engineer and learn how to use the machine. they can become a designer. but others are not so sure. i don't think automation is going to benefit any worker in any industry. automation is basically a replacement of the worker by a machine. so really, you prefer that these women estimates vary as to how manyjobs automation will displace in the industry, but some recent reports say up to 80% of simple garment work could be at risk in asia in the next five years. the creation of new machines has brought

senate gold the 1st stop on his visit to africa was hosted by senegalese president becky south in dhaka and he also met the foreign minister is keen to stress washington support for setting goals security witness is up next introducing us to 2 albanian sisters trapped in a blood feud one is for you from doha after that. on counting the cost coronavirus and its impact on the gas market spending billions of dollars to save trillions later from new york to jakarta we look at the cost of values in sea level. illusions warm up divers improve our risk you know. how to get off on our desire. jack moriah the judge in our read madonna alleged joke or should. you know. what i have to look at one of the. one other one of your. dumb ass. ok until the mill is a bit tough but from media even with that i think. yeah i'm with you jeff come new motormouth amala giants are with me again. i asked but the more they check. refers to come a leave law or no special ops i asked than borg i called ron you'd yardy to guy it ticked off for nash and that bash from yet even mohawk more. than she had. she done move

a go the 1st stop on his visit to africa on power was hosted by senegalese president macky sall in dhaka and he also met the foreign minister of pay was keen to stress stress washington support the senegal's security. senegal's leaders and i also talked about islamic terrorism which endangered 350000000 people right here in west africa. it threatens americans too. and we are counting on set to go it is an important ally in this fight and i shared our friends that the u.s. will keep up this fight as well. in addition we discussed how united states can continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy and he's one person has died a storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across wales and in the midlands. up to the last drop is up next more news after. you'll lose the war. oh. you. can you da

senegal the 1st stop on his trip to africa a pair was hosted by senegalese president lucky south in dhaka and also met the foreign minister vaile is keen to stress washington support for senegal's security . at least one person has died as storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom on those heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings issued across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across england and wales talk to al-jazeera is next examining gaming addiction talking to gamers and doctors are more useful after that thanks for watching. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming disorder as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation or escalation of gaming this by negative consequences. though is spreading all over the world and only affects a small number of people who play video games

back in dhaka, he recognises the need to engage international retailers in these important discussionsis conferences, the denim expo and the sustainable apparel forum. technology is a big theme here and companies like this one have advanced laser machines for garment finishing. this italian company provides high—tech laundry. some think this will open up new possibilities for bangladesh's workers. they can have a betterjob, for example, they can become an engineer and learn how to use the machine. they can become a designer. do you think it is feasible for 4 million low skilled workers? yes, it is going to create other jobs in other industries. for sure, i see it as a positive thing. but others are not so sure. i don't think automation is going to benefit any worker in any industry. automation is basically a replacement of the worker by a machine which the owners of factories would really love and it stabilises costs. it stabilises working conditions. it solves a lot of problems. and the women who make up the majority of the workers may be disproportionately affected by these advances.

where not your chin gone couldn't find a composter in senegal's capital dhaka she decided to make her own. team turn standard metal barrels into simple but effective compositors. holes in the signs and top help to eric the kitchen or garden waste and speed up the composting process. they'll also allow earthworms and insects to get inside and help break down the organic matter. a small door cut at the base makes all removal easy. after adding a coat of paint the compost is ready. they can be produced in several sizes over the past year the team made about $200.00 units. of. the container the climate in senegal is perfect for composite within humidity there's no need to do anything it transforms on its own that's how we came up with the idea . that. any vegetable or fruit scrub can be added as well as bread pasta tea leaves coffee and not an egg shells when mixed together the organic waste breaks down naturally into a nutrient rich compost. it takes about a month for the garbage to transform into fertilizer which can be used for anything from plants in pots or boxes to orange trees. and

back in dhaka, he recognises the need to engage international retailers in these important discussionsers in these important discussions. i think these important discussions. i think the solutions for all of us sitting in the room today... we joined him at two of his conferences, the denim expo and the sustainable apparel forum. technology is a big theme here and companies like this one have advanced laser machines for garment finishing and an italian company provides high—tech laundry. it has to be a technological industry and not any more human driven industry. something this will open up new possibilities for bangladesh's workers. they can have a betterjob, for example, they can become an engineer and learn how to use the machine. they can become a designer. do you think it is feasible for 4 million low skilled workers? yes, it is going to create otherjobs in other industries. for sure, is going to create otherjobs in other industries. forsure, i is going to create otherjobs in other industries. for sure, i see it asa other industries. for sure, i see it as a positive thing. but oth

river which used to be dark source of drinking water is now toxic to his parents myth reporting from dhaka. that taking a bath in a poisonous soup of decades of untreated waste water from tanneries battery and pharmaceutical factories and other industries on which bangladeshis economy relies . we're fully aware of how polluted it is but we're both men and when we're around here this is where we have to wash now the government is finally making some progress against the worst polluters with a high court order forcing the closure of $231.00 illegal tanneries but the pollution continues licensed tanneries as opposed to pump their waste to this new treatment plant but it's not yet fully equipped to operate at capacity. so every day thousands of liters go straight into the river. because the court has ordered us to make sure that the treatment plant is performing up to mid level so we're going to take over operations from the chinese who are running it not in the government shares the same attitude and mindset to tackle the pollution problems $64.00 freshwater fish species in bangladesh are und

the coronavirus haven't exactly dampen the enthusiasm for this annual event in japan it's called the dhaka matsuri festival and it's held at a temple in the city of ok yama some 10000 men wearing only long cloths and a saugus send maybe 45 with some beer and saki as well plunge into icy water now the goal here is to catch wooden sticks if you find one it said to bring good luck and prosperity there have been injuries even deaths in the past and that chaos in there but there were no casualties reported this year the festival celebrates the harvest and fertility if you're interested foreigners are actually allowed to register as well so take note. i don't mind now the top story that we're following for you at this hour chinese officials say the number of people infected with the covert 19 corona virus has passed the 70000 mark most of those are in the city of taunton central china's who by province almost 1800 people have died of the illness since the outbreak began. you're watching news from berlin up next hugo india the environment magazine and don't forget all the latest news and headline

rivers 38 of which they say a dying jew to bridle pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera well senator bernie sanders is projected to win the nevada caucuses the latest stage in the race for the democratic presidential nomination a resoundingly victory would confirm his status as the front runner to take on president donald trump in november. delighted to bring you. good news. we. won the new hampshire primary. in 2 claudy 3 networks 38 eat we have done and that is that. italy has seen a surge in coronavirus cases in the north of the country 79 people are confirmed to be infected and 2 people have died most cases are in the lumbar t. inverness a regions the government says it will forcibly lock down affected areas meanwhile china has reported an increase in 1000000 factions of the epicenter of the outbreak and who by a province 630 more cases were confirmed on saturday up from almost 370 the previous day 96 more deaths were also reported. which are has been sworn in as south sudan's vice president says he forms a new coalition gov

rivers 38 of which they say a dying due to bridle pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka. every want to keep right up to date with all the day's developing stories remember you can always go to the website al-jazeera dot com they can find out much more about that earthquake in turkey. my. right let's look at the top stories here it is there south korea's presidents raise the country's alert level to the highest after another spike in coronavirus cases an injury and urging local governments to help contain the outbreak across the country 602 people are affected 5 people have died in a silly an area with about 50000 people is currently under lockdown cases there have quadrupled to almost 82 people have died italy has become europe's worst affected country and within the last half hour or so we're getting information of there having been an earthquake in the east of turkey the interior minister reporting at least 7 people having died the earthquake measuring 5.7 and it's right on the border with iran the very eastern most part of turkey in van province there are also others

rivers 38 of which they say a dying due to bridle pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka. obvious take a look at the top stories here it is air south korea's president has a raise the alert level to the highest after another spike in coronavirus cases in has urged local governments to help contain the outbreak across the country 600000 people are infected 5 people have died and initially around 50000 people are currently under lockdown in the north cases of quadrupled to almost 82 people have died that makes italy europe's worst affected country turkey is interior minister says at least 8 people in van province have died in a magnitude $5.00 earthquake it's of peace in turkey and northwestern iran and this is one of the most seismically active regions in the world hobart has more they also say that they are concerned many people are still trapped under the rubble and the rescue operation is underway we're talking about an area that's rather on the border and the authorities and the rescuers have really to go through all those villages in the mountainous areas for them to

to set a goal the 1st stop on his visit to africa was hosted by senegalese president becky south in dhaka and he also met the foreign minister from paris keen to stress washington support for setting goals security witness is up next introducing us to 2 albanian sisters trapped in a blood feud what is fear from doha after that. on counting the cost the coronavirus and its impact on the gas market spending billions of dollars to save trillions later from new york to jakarta we look at the cost of rising sea level buffers the oceans warm up divers improve our risk it all. come together cough on al-jazeera. do you not read that. alleged.

around the world are doing all they can to make it to japan nicholas huck reports from senegal capital dhaka where africa's boxing of them put qualifiers are taking place. meet algerian boxer room ice she's preparing for a qualifying fight for the tokyo olympic games at the age of 25 while m. is already african champion but she's never taken part in the olympics she's been training for years for this fight hoping to make history and bring back gold not just for algeria but for all african women on the continent but there's one threat she didn't see coming the coronavirus. let her know there is where we don't say this and he i mean it's a very very good country and they would do all they can to you know for our safety the virus has reached africa with the latest confirmed case in his hometown in algiers and now in lagos nigeria the virus was brought to each country by people travelling from italy where an outbreak began in the north of the country with the w.h.o. monitoring the situation to see if the olympic games themselves can safely take place this summer but there is no 0 risk in organiz

towards thursday but up here towards kolkata we could be sings for showers with a temperature of 20 and dhaka at $22.00 degrees. musician . visionary teacher. al-jazeera world meets the man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience being a woman and being american playing around with it already in something new from boston to palestine the land of use by the nurtures the next generation of musical talent simoncelli musical journey on al-jazeera. why. the. the and. hello again i'm the star of the attainder or mind about top stories this hour the republican majority u.s. senate has voted to acquit president on trying to end his impeachment trial he was facing 2 charges abusing presidential powers and obstruction of congress mitt romney was the only republican to break ranks on the abuse of power charge the white house has welcomed the votes calling the impeachment process a witch hunt and based on a series of lives. all democrats voted to convict trump they've called the acquittal valueless and are bound to press ahead with more investigation. a passenger jet has crashed landed

rivers 38 of which they say a dying due to bridle pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka. place in congress taught how to arrest a dozens of opposition supporters in the latest crackdown on anti-government demonstrations. protesters rallied on saturday in the capital of a sultan and the largest city al-mahdi all in similar protest on friday which led to the postponement of the launch of the new authorization party anger at the authoritarian leadership corruption arbitrary detentions at restrictions on government critics has intensified. people in gaza have been living under a blockade for 13 years more than 50 percent of people are unemployed and that number is even higher among young graduates their new program is trying to change that from within a step or reports. the cold wet weather is the perfect stage for yasuda mohammed's project all of residue discarded in the process of making all of oil is being turned into something useful will love. the idea of daughter because of the continuous electricity an energy crisis here in gaza is spatially when it comes to homes and

among many other things restoring the legal status of the 1.8 million young people eligible for the dhakai think the reason a lot of people are disillusioned with what goes on in washington one particular issue there is a coming together of people from rural states like vermont and new hampshire. people who are gun owners and people who are not gun owners. they have seen over the last several decades mass shootings and a gun violence in america. and the american people want action. they looked washington and they say why are you doing anything. the american people want a strong strong done safety legislation but the nra does not. they have intimidated at trump republican leadership. the nra well not terminate me. -- well not intimidate me. we will do what the american people want. and what the american people want are universal background checks, if you have a history of violence you should not own a gun. we will eliminate the done show loopholes which allow people to legally buy guns we will eliminate the strop man provision we will do something the american people want. we will end the

thursday but up here towards kolkata we could be seeing some showers with a temperature of 20 and dhaka at $22.00 degrees. in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of partitions and cuts and loads of commuting to the across the country and there's a dark sun in detroit is you do see the grit from his office in that district of the hindu fish into something more like the team i didn't see of the british today i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the country join me on my journey in search of india's soul on al-jazeera the big stories generated sounds like maybe angles in this story are too numerous for comfort with different angles from different perspectives something has never really been believed. money in the war to even separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalists on this show is clear and the chance to see and hear. with the listening post on al-jazeera. america and i'd rather take our mind about top stories this hour the republican majority u.s. senate has voted to acquit pr

make it to japan nicholas hock reports from africa's a limping boxing qualifiers in senegal's capital dhaka. meet algerian boxer room ice she's preparing for a qualifying fight for the tokyo olympic games at the age of 25 while m. is already african champion but she's never taken part in the olympics she's been training for years for this fight hoping to make history and bring back gold not just for algeria but for all african women on the continent but there's one threat she didn't see coming the coronavirus. let her know that is where we don't say this and he i mean it's a very different country and they would do. they came to know for our safety the virus has reached africa with the latest confirmed case in hometown in algiers and now in lagos nigeria the virus was brought to each country by people travelling from italy where an outbreak began in the north of the country with the w.h.o. monitoring the situation to see if the olympic games themselves can safely take place this summer but there is no 0 risk in organizing any mass gathering at this moment in time but we needed to do for eac

rule of law but not everyone sees it that way as nicolas hock reports now from the senegalese capital dhaka. in the trade war between the united states and china a small garment factory in west africa sees an opportunity chinese owned but made in senegal 200000 sport suits have been shipped to the united states for sale in the wal-mart supermarket chain after delivering the goods a month before scheduled the senegalese workers have been sent home to wait for the next order of the loss of them we have good trade deals in place in the us we can export to the u.s. treaty free and best way to tracking chinese investors to come here in senegal and more generally to africa also it takes us 14 days from dakar by ship to get goods to the us compared to shanghai where it takes 2 months chinese investors have found an african countries a way to avoid u.s. trade tariffs imposed on goods made in china in the past 20 years china loaned 180 $1000000000.00 to african countries including senegal some of the money's being spent on building john you know joe a new city on the outskirts of the capital where c

day here in doha it is a similar picture across parts of west africa this was the same in senegal in dhaka where you can say the the gray skies the dusty skies but the lifted dust and sand which had been sucked out of the sahara and pushed in that general direction over towards that western side of the country and further south into more tainio very similar pitches here see visibilities down to around 40500 meters in places and it is of course the dry season but it has been particularly bad over the past couple of days it will stay very similar as you go on through the next couple of days very little show here largely dry and settled but the winds continue to just push in from the sahara east in the way of tools that western side of africa said over here in the middle east the same a similar kind of picture you can see this weather system here this weather front just follow. trial of cloud down towards southern parts of saudi arabia behind that we've been pulling in that northerly wind that northwest in the way and this was the same here in doha the in the gray skies the murky skies that w

are doing all they can to make it to japan african qualifiers are underway in the senegalese capital dhaka to decide who will compete at the olympic boxing tournament in japan coaches say they're worried that cancelling the games would come as a huge blow to the dreams of sportsmen and women on the consonance. this book says it's been training for over 4 years now the next olympic games you begin to feel it's not good for these young guys on boats so we need to play. with base consigned to the athletes also to go do what you guys do but maybe you can trade it in the front pretty by the front of the outbreak also potentially stands in the way of islands or rugby team winning the 6 nations championship ireland's home game against italy next weekend has already been postponed and now the french government has imposed a ban on public gatherings of more than 5000 people it's a temporary ban but it could mean the france ireland match on the final weekend of 6 nations matches would also be called off france currently lead the overall standings. world number 13 arenas bella rose has won her 6th ca

innocent civilians trying to flee this conflict hala back to you ok nicholas hytner live for us in dhaka and i thank you. oh it's the end of the road for one of america's biggest car manufacturers in a strange new zealand and thailand's general motors is ending sales of its hold on cars in australia and new zealand and selling its fact siri in thailand see china's largest pickup truck maker g.m. hasn't said how many redundancies there will be but almost 2 and a half 1000 workers are employed there now regrettably despite the tireless work of many good people the business case could not medium's investment threshold factors working against further investment holden included the highly fragmented domestic markets for the raw and drop product. the economics of supporting the brand. and obviously getting to an appropriate level of return on our investment. now activists in russia who are concerned and government plans for one of the world's largest facial recognition systems are taking legal action they fear the surveillance system is being used to pinpoint critics of president vladimir puti

make it to japan nicholas huck is at africa's a little big boxing qualifiers in senegal's capital dhaka. so people here are concerned about the current a virus just like anywhere else across the world i mean look at this stage in boxing is very popular here on the african continent and how often this stadium is empty crowds because people are fear full of the coronavirus also because the same is little bit far from the capital but there is great concern over this virus among spectators and also the out leads have qualified for the tokyo and big games joining me now is patrick. from the ugandan announce will team you have a one on fleet boxer qualified for these olympic games how concerned are you with the coronavirus we just wanted to get these things going up i know it's pretty out there we know you're white and that may be the only thing you think maybe the company began to go to sleep on the african continent we've gone through into a bull outbreak how did that in fact. boxers announce leads on the continent yeah that's what i think sent us a load was way too high to be. wild have. o

38 of which they say a dying due to unbridled pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka . sports news coming up on the news hour in tyson fury. sits on the heavyweight throne we will hear from the. devastating defeat in its rematch. march on al-jazeera. the oscar nomination witness brings a new film this time from africa for international women's day. a crucial day in the race to challenge donald trump we're live across kenya u.s. states for super tuesday a discussion series brings people together to talk about exploring topics and finding common solutions as benjamin netanyahu prepares to go on trial for corruption israel heads into its 3rd election in less than a year. the listening post dissects the world's media how they operate and the way they cover stories. on al-jazeera. talk to al-jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption and the can we listen so if you reprint place china as an enemy of the us and that's really that yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edges 0. 0

rivers 38 of which they say a dying due to bridle pollution and land grabbing bernard smith al-jazeera dhaka. people in gaza have been living under a blockade for 13 years now more than 50 percent of people are unemployed and that number is even higher among young graduates their new program is trying to change that from within a stephanie decker reports. the cold wet weather is the perfect stage for yasuda mohammad's project all of residue discarded in the process of making all of oil is being turned into something useful well loved for the long of a lesson on the many ideas daughter because of the continuous electricity and energy crisis here in gaza is spatially when it comes to homes and chicken farms this motivated us this project is part of 31 innovative ideas funded by the international committee of the red cross and red crescent these blocks burn easily and are now being used to heat chicken farms here in the gaza strip soaked in for me i'm inclined to. feel. this saves the farm a 60 percent on heating costs to keep the chickens warm it's also secure as he doesn't have to fear shorta

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back in dhaka, mostafiz recognises the need to engage international retailers in these important discussionses like jeanologia have advanced laser machines for garment finishing, and tonello, an italian company, provides high—tech laundry. some think this will open up new possibilities for bangladeshi workers. they can have a betterjob, for example, they can become an engineer and learn how to use the machine. they can become a designer. but others are not so sure. i don't think automation is going to benefit any worker in any industry. automation is basically a replacement of the worker by a machine. estimates vary as to how manyjobs automation will displace in the industry, but some recent reports say up to 80% of simple garment work could be at risk in asia in the next five years. the creation of new machines has brought a once distant prospect of automating workflow in garment factories sharply into focus. the idea of renting clothes is nothing new, neither is doing so online. companies like rent the runway and thredup have been in the us for over a decade as has girl meets dress in the