says its promised $1200000000.00 united states has pledged $4000000000.00 and then the dutch senate has approved new legislation that would ensure a controversial coronavirus curfew will stay in place a judge ordered the measure scrapped early this week saying the government misuse their emergency powers but the dutch appeals court will now on the case next week. now the by administration has started unraveling a key immigration policy of the former president donald trump the 1st asylum seekers have been allowed to enter the united states ending that long waits in mexico before appearing in court the u.s. is expected to release 25 people a day into the country who people who enrolled in trumps remain in mexico program the department of homeland security has started a virtual registration process for thousands of people carney waiting south of the u.s. border until that court hearings can take place on monday rapido joins me seen america long pressure countries like mexico guatemala guatemala and others in latin america to try and block immigration to the u.s. border will i mean those en

now in all the stories we're following the dutch senate has approved new legislation that would ensure a controversial coronavirus curfew will stay in place a judge ordered the measure scrapped earlier this week saying the government misuse their emergency powers well the dutch appeals court will now rule on the case next week that will widespread protests held in january when those restrictions were fust imposed step voss and brings us more on this now from the hague. after a week long political and legal battle about a controversial curfew here in the netherlands the government will have its say the judge here decided that for at least another week this nighttime curfew starting at 9 pm every evening will still be in place this is a setback for a group of fire was denying us who surprisingly wanted case against the state earlier in the week saying that this law this curfew restricts people freedom here in the netherlands too much and it's out of proportion but the status argued that the pandemic is still a serious threat and there's still a chance of a 3rd waif will happen looking at

the dutch senate is also debating a law hastily drafted to preserve the curfew, which bans people from law is approved, the cabinet will be able to keep the curfew in place regardless of the outcome of the court appeal. prince harry and his wife meghan have told queen elizabeth that they will not be returning as working members of british royal family. the decision means they will no longer hold the honourary military appointments and royal patronages given to them by the queen. prince harry and meghan have committed to continue supporting the organisations they have represented saying "service is universal". 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. the bond which was once so close has, in every formal royal sense, been shattered. the breach, in terms of the business of royalty, is complete, and, bar a complete about face by the sussexes, it is final. for harry, then, perhaps, a sense of long sought freedom. for william, one imagines, a deep sense of disappointment. today's news is not unexpected. in the year since harry and meghan made their last appearance at a formal roya

protest movement which forced former leader of the lizzie's beautifully from power in 2019 the dutch senate has approved a new law which gives legal backing to the government's quote of virus nighttime curfew the legislation was hastily drawn up after a court last week sided with the curfew campaigners ruling the restrictions were scrapped the government has seeking now to overturn the decision but friday's senate vote means the appeal court case is redundance more news that half an hour upfront is next. on counting the cost of the prosperous president we delve into just how wealthy blood america putin is at a time when the rest of russia isn't bandpass the rise of mean stops where there's plenty of money to be made in almost none of it is about the core business. counting the costs on al-jazeera. why are billionaires making trillions of dollars in the middle of a pandemic i'll ask economist and former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis. yanis varoufakis thank you so much for joining us on outfront it's a pleasure recently study found that since the start of the coronavirus pandemic th

well but to the credit are is pandemic the dutch senate has approved a new law which gives legal backing to the government's credit virus nighttime curfew the legislation was hastily drawn up after a court last week sided with the curfew campaigners ruling the restrictions have no legal basis and must be scrapped the government was seeking to overturn the decision but friday's senate vote means that the appeal court case is now redundant and 2 people were killed in the bar during a 2nd night of protests against quote a virus restrictions activists in the central african nation are accusing security forces of the killings people angry over the economic impacts of curfews and travel restrictions nigerian officials say there go shooting with an armed gang that kidnapped a group of students the exact number of those taken on wednesday is a blow but hundreds of missing evidence just reports now from a. killer blues he's fortunate to be back all. he injured his leg escaping from a group of kidnappers who attacked his boarding school in nigeria's got a district his brother didn't survive he was

back to the coronavirus pandemic and the dutch senate has approved a new law that gives legal backinggovernment's coronavirus curfew. the legislation was hastily drawn up after a court last week excited with anti-curfew campaigners, ruling that the restrictions have no legal basis. the government was seeking to overturn the decision, but the senate vote means the appeal court case is now redundant. two pple were killed and go bond during a set -- in gabon during a second night of coronavirus restrictions. security forces are accused of the killings. people are angry about the economic impacts of curfews and travel restrictions. nigerian officials say negotiating with unarmed gang that kidnapped a group of students. the exact number taken are unknown. correspondent: caleb is fortunate to be back home. he injured his leg escaping from a group of kidnappers who attacked his boarding school. his brother did not survive. he was shot dead by the gunmen as he ran away. >> i was sleeping when i heard the kidnappers come into our dormitories. they started shooting guns. when i saw them, i jump

senate trial. >> donald trump, over many months, called dutch cultivated violence. praised it, and then when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channeled it to this big, wild, historic event. he organized january 6 with the same people that had just organize the rally resulting in substantial violence and made absolutely sure this time these violent rallygoers would not just remain in place. he made sure that violent people would literally march right her to our steps. amy: house impeachnt managers also revled that on january 6 trump sent out tweet aacking vice president pence just minutes after senator tommy tuberville of alabama talked to the president on the phone and told him that pence had to be evacuated from the capitol due to the riots. democrats also revealed protest organizers did not initially have a permit to march from the rally site on january 6, but the white house intervene to make sure people could march to the capitol. we will have more on the impeachment trial after headlines and speak with journalist john nichols. in georgia,

guinea stepped up efforts to control the spread of the deadly virus the dutch government i think in called debating in the senate to save its coronavirus nighttime curfew. in sports manchester united get back to winning ways the latest football coming up later in the show. now a 20 year old woman has become the 1st protester to die after being injured in protests she was shot in the head last week when police were trying to disperse a crowd in the capital night. thousands of people have joined nationwide demonstrations for a 14th straight day demanding the release of deposed leader aung san suu kyi and the return to civilian rule scott hype the reports. i cite the who protest movement never wanted to see the death of a protester. kine had just turned 20 when she was shot in the head as police dispersed a crowd of protesters in the capital navy doctors say it was a live bullet she had been on life support since she was taken to hospital on february 9th. i want to encourage all the citizens to join the protests until we can get rid of the system. in central yangon security forces extended an area blocked off by ba

and the dutch appeals court will rule next week on the government's use of emergency powers in enforcing a controversial nighttime curfew meanwhile the senate is debating emergency legislation to maintain the code 1000 measure. now a new abode outbreak in africa is alarming global health officials 2 new cases have been confirmed now in the democratic republic of congo including one that was far from the center of the outbreak 6 infections have been confirmed overall and have been 2 deaths the world health organization says the country has more than 8000 vaccines available a vaccination campaign for people deemed high risk kicked off earlier this week meanwhile the w.h.o. is also preparing to send 11000 a bowl of vaccines to guinea in the far west of the continent 8600 more will be shipped from the u.s. people could start receiving shots as soon as monday guinea has officially declared an epidemic with 3 confirmed cases and 5 deaths reported so far guinea sierra leone and liberia were a center of the world's worst ebola outbreak but tween 200-2016 which killed 11300 people over 11000 people killed well dr morey kater is a technical officer a

dutch judge has ordered the government to drop the curfew. against the anti-covid measures that saw it witnesses -- saw businesses shuttered. a controversial law against separatists in france is before the senateor minister says it is a tough test but necessary for the republic. aung san suu kyi is now facing a

dutch judge has ordered the government to drop the curfew. against the anti-covid measures that saw it witnesses -- saw businesses shuttered. a controversial law against separatists in france is before the senateinterior minister says it is a tough test but necessary for the republic. aung san suu kyi is now facing a second charge brought by the general in myanmar. the de facto president is once again under house arrest. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. a court in the netherlands has ordered the government to lift the curfew that it claimed was the cause of violent riots. the judge ruled the government wronully used its emergency powers to impose 9:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. lockdown is an anti-covid measure. >> a blow for the dutch government and its fight against coronavirus. after the district court ruled its nighttime curfew, the first six -- since the second world war, had no legal basis. >> [speaking dutch] >> while adhered to, the government spark netherlands most serious rioting in four decades on its introduction in late january. the government last week extended it until march 3. with the group behind the appeal against the curfew -- accusing authorities of

dutch as a first woman, she was key. host: what does it mean to be the first woman in the center -- in the senate? sen. lummis: i am truly in love with my state and have a strong sense of place. i know a lot of people have a strong sense of family, or a strong sense of being around other people. for me, that feeling of being at home, and being comforted and safe and it is yes to, and passionate -- safe and enthusiastic and passionate, is about being in wyoming. this state and this place have shaped me. there is no doubt wyoming has been the biggest influencer and what i have chosen to do with my life, and how i feel about the issues that i approach in my political life. so, to be its first woman senator is an indescribable honor. wyoming is very special. of all the states in the lower 48, this is very unique. we have unique people. people here frequently have two and three jobs to make a living. they choose to do that because they love it here so much, they want to stay here. this lifestyle is very free, it is very independent. and i just think here is so much here that people who have that self drive,

infected dutch politicians are debating new legislation that could extend the current coronavirus overnight curfew the lower house of parliament is expected to support the move it would then go to the senate on friday a judge ruled the restrictions have breached people's right to privacy and free movement but that was overruled by another court there were violent protests in january when the restrictions were imposed so far so has been following the latest developments from amsterdam. well many expect that here to happen but the lawmakers have some very strong words about the government's a big mistake as they call a day also call it a big mass where the country is landed in because the government has used this wrong legal basis for this curfew and as we know the curfew from the ferry start has been leading to political legal and also security dramas here in the netherlands that has led to the largest riots in 40 years when the curfew was actually impose it's a 1st curfew since the 2nd world war sort of was a lot of resentment already so many took to the streets in the 1st few nights i was looting there was a lot of destruction fighting with the police and then this week the government go

dutch politicians are debating new legislation that could extend the current coronavirus overnight curfew the lower house of parliament is expected to support the move it would then go to the senate on friday a judge ruled the restrictions have breathed people's breached people's right to privacy rather and 3 movement but that was overruled by another caught anti kook protesters near mara fusing to back down despite fears of a violent crackdown by the military thousands of people have joined demonstrations for the 13th straight day calling for the release of the posed leader aung san suu kyi. georgia's opposition is calling for snap elections in the wake of the prime minister's resignation geology says he made the decision following a disagreement with his cabinet over the arrest of an opposition leader facebook has blocked users in australia from viewing all sharing news on its platform that's in response to a proposed laws to make tech giants pay media groups for the content it's the stream next stay with us. first major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a bang exaction of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapi

infected dutch politicians are debating new legislation that could extend the current coronavirus overnight curfew the lower house of parliament is expected to support the move it would then go to the senate on friday a judge ruled the restrictions had breached people's right to privacy and free movement but there was overruled by another court there were violent protests in january when the restrictions were imposed stassen joins us now live from amsterdam so step 1st of all does it look like parliament then is going to go for this extension. well many expect that here to happen but lawmakers have some very strong words about the government's big mistake as they call a day also call it a big mass where the country is landed in because the government has used this wrong legal basis for this curfew and as we know the curfew from the ferry start has been leading to political legal and also security dramas here in the netherlands and has led to the largest riots in 40 years when the curfew was actually impose it's a 1st curfew since the 2nd world war sort of was a lot of resentment already so many took to the streets in the 1st few nights i was looting there was a lot of destruction fighting