the government want the eln to release hostages they're holding before agreeing to a date. this announcement means the country took another important step toward a definitive and sustainable peace >>> the u.s. is ending more troops and tanks to eastern europe. the senior american commander in europe says it's a necessary response to what he calls russian aggression. germany is likely to host the bulk of the contingent. our correspondent from washington dc reports >> what it constitutes is the first constant permanent deployment of american ground forces along or near the russian frontier since the end of the cold war. the russian ambassador to nato responded immediately and said that russia would not be a passtive observer to this. russian has long continueded this that kind of a deployment is an issue between nato when it expanded its membership, but it said that russia would choose to respond asymmetrically. he says that any attempt by nato to add ukraine and georgia to its membership would be met with very severe consequences from russia >>> to europe now. thousands of p

a disagreement without the eln would have been fragile, with dissidents switching to the eln ranks and taking over areas under farc control. in a speech the president says bringing the eln to the negotiating table was paramount. >> translation: it will be the end of the groups and we can all concentrate on making our country the free, normal modern and inclusive place it can and should be. >> reporter: at this point it is still unclear when the negotiations will begin in earnest. the government wants the eln to release any hostage they're holding before agreeing to a date. what is clear, though, is that this announcement means the country took another important step toward a definitive and sustainable peace >>> coming um after the break on al jazeera, donald trump has controversy again, this time with comments on abortion. plus >> reporter: i'm in europe's largest port, a front line in the global effort of stopping the transportation of potentially dangerous nuclear materials. materials. >>> welcome back. a recap of our stories. a bridge that was under construction has collapsed in eas

the eln is more of a resistance movement. they have more of a participatory style of leadership and each of their front essentially is much more independent. so what we heard from the government's peace negotiators, this is been a big issue for them to try and bring all of them to the table and to try to make sure that all of the fronts are happy to be part of these negotiations, and that there's not going to be any splinter group once a peace deal is signed. >> yes, very important that this rebel group is now part of the talks. alessandro, thank you for bringing us all the information from bogota. >>> what happened to dozens of missing students? stop working on the case next month. the government has been criticized for its handling of the investigation since the students disappeared in late 2014. adam rainey has the story. >> this comes after months of embarrassing revelations, the international committee issued a report in november of last year where it said there was no evidence to back the government's assertion that the

the eln will follow on from the farc and take part in separate negotiations with the government. the aim is to end 50 years of civil conflict >>> it was the missing piece in colombia's quest to end this fifty-year old civil conflict. finally the eln, the second billest rebel group in the country, agreed to start peace negotiations with the government. >> translation: they have agreed to open a public negotiating table to address the points on the agenda in order to reach a final agreement to end the armed conflict and agree to transformations in search of a peaceful and equitable colombia. >> reporter: the announcement was made in the capital where the sides have been meeting in explore tea talks since 2014. under the deal, the public negotiations will take place in ecuador, but some sessions will be held in brazil, chile, cuba and venezuela. >> translation: the action plan will involve mechanisms of control monitoring and verification. they will include the participation of society and international community the government and the national liberation army. >> reporter: the two

the eln is a much smaller group than the farc. many analysts feared that a peace agreement without the eln would have been fragile. in a speech, the president said that bringing eln to the negotiating table was paramount. >> translation: it will be the end of gurilla groups and we request skralt on making the country the free and inclusive place it should be. >> reporter: at this point it is unclear when the negotiations will begin in earnest. the government wants the eln to release any hostage they're still holding before agreeing to a date. what is clear, though, is that this announcement means the country took another important step to a definitive and sustainable peace >>> brazil's embattled presidential has accused her opponents of plotting a coup against her. she is facing impeachment after being accused of manipulating the budget to hide the extent of the country's recession. >> reporter: dilma rousseff is fighting for her political survival. less than 24 hours after the biggest political party in brazil pulled out of a rul

, but the eln has a more partitionpatory system among the fronts of the army. so just reaching an agreement with them is not only reaching an agreement with them, but all groups are onboard. and it seems that now they do have enough approval from all of different groups that make the eln to start formal peace talks. >> in bogota, thank you. >>> more to come for you on the news hour. on the move, again, the refugees camping in calais in paris, and we'll bring you that story, and a dispute in the gulf, and his sister is an olympic shot put champion, and can steve adams produce a gold medal performance for oklahoma? >> back with the news hour, and taking you to the top stories. there has been gunfire in the capital of tripoli, after the arrival of the u.n. backed government of national accord. >>> pakistan has been staining a sit-in outside of islamabad. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for bangladesh's former prime minister and dozens of opposition party leaders. it's alleged that they instigated an arson attack on a bus last year. >>> syrian president has c

many say an agreement without the eln would have been fragile. with the dissidents switching, and taking areas under farc control. in a speech the prime minister said that bringing et ln to the negotiating table was paramount. >> translation: it will be the end of groups and we can concentrate on concentrating on making our country the free place it should be. >> reporter: at this point it is still unclear when the negotiations will begin in earnest. the government wants the eln to release any hostage they're still holding before agreeing to a date. what is clear is that this announcement means the country took another important step to a definitive and sustainable peace >>> brazil's embattled president has again accused her opponents of plotting a coup against her. more from our correspondent. >> reporter: the president dilma rousseff is fighting for her political survival. 24 hours half a major part pulled out, she unveiled new housing projects for the poor. she used the opportunity to push back forcefully against her critics and left in no unc

the government wants the eln to release any hostages they're still holding before agreeing to a date. what is clear, though, is that this announcement means the country took another important step to a definitive and sustainable peace >>> the antarctic's ice may be melting faster than previously believed. studies show that sea rise could double than the current estimate by the end of the century. the prediction was to be significantly lower. from the frozen stuff to the wet stuff. we're talking about wet stuff here? >> reporter: i know. it has been raining a lot in march and that is set to continue. let's see what is happening over us. you can see all this cloud over many parts here, also across in part of iran as well. we're all upped the cloud at the moment. we've seen a few spots here. it looks like that rain is going to turn heavier as we head through the next few hours. the wetter weather is in the western parts of saudi arabia but this whole system is slipping away towards the south. as it crosses us we are going to see some fairly heavy rain during the night and then gradually

the presence of the eln in the talks here makes it much more real and makes the people more hopeful of truly being able to end this long conflict. >> on the renewed peace talks involving another guerilla group in columbia. >>> and in myanmar, after more than 50 years of military rule, a civilian government. tim cook has been sworn in as president, and his close ally, suu kyi, has been appointed to lead a number of ministries. >> reporter: an emotional moment for many in myanmar. after a long and difficult fight for democracy. a civilian president it in. witnessing a historic event, many who were jailed for years by the military. the new president is relatively unknown. he has been hand-picked by suu kyi, who has been barred from the office. because her childeren are foreign nationals. they will try to change this constitution. >> as the new government, we'll try to establish the constitutional principles, which are national reconciliation and the peace process for the union, and we'll try to develop the living standard of the people. >> suu kyi will be the foreign education minister an

if the eln comes into it, is it going to end much more rapidly than we've been seeing in the last fouror five years? >> i'll try to make it simple. no one knows how many hostages they have. that's part of the negotiations. they're working with the government there because a lot of the people have disappeared in the last two decades. some may be hostages, some may have died. the two sides are working on that. they have just released a couple of hostages last week, and that's why they were able to make this formal announcement today. the other issue is what we're going to have now are two different negotiating table. it's true that park and government have been talking for four years now, and they're very close to reaching a deal while negotiations with eln will just start. we'll see as a convergence, to add the negotiations-- >> i'm pretty sure we got there. just before he was about to wrap up with the situation in colombia and those new peace talks. >>> in netherlands, the analysts say that it is linked with the recent dispute between lebanon and the gulf council's influence in the reg

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the government wants the eln to release any hostages, before the date of negotiations. the country made a better is step towards negotiating a peace. alessandro san pieti, al jazeera, bogota. >>> war of extermination as a convention am law. also worked in the nazis prop began today operation. the ap explained one journalist, trafer's photos from its archives. the death of beta max. sony ships out the last of the tapes that pioneered the era of home video. >>> the imelda marcos, campaign. and accepting deportation al jazeera america. >>> now to our global view segment with a look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. >> shared opinion is that the u.s. can no longer police the world. from nato allies not pulling their weight to drawing down troops abroad their positions are not too dissimilar. approaches may be different, the world needs to prepare for a future where the u.s. is no longer the world's policemen. >>> canada's globe and mail, reportedly thanks to an israeli mobile technology company, an israeli popping out of an iphone, he's a

columbia says they will hold peace talks with a rebel group, the eln.y have been fighting the government for decades and uses kidnapping and extortion to fund itself. negotiations are severed from those underway -- are separate from those underway with the largest rebel group in the country. and challenging a decision not to charge anyone following a killing in great britain, in 2005. london police have spoken and say that the brazilian l attrition was a suicide bomber. we will take a break and when we come back, we will have more news and we will have the business headlines. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back. this is "dw news" live from berlin. a u.n. backed government has arrived in tripoli in an effort to bring peace. but you rival government demanded that the government leave. clashes have been reported. and a disappointing dark to the u.n. conference -- start to the u.n. conference over the refugee crisis. more such conferences are planned for the year. and myanmar has a sworn in their first civilian president in decades. it is not suu kyi, but she will stil

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the eln will start peace talks. the president has repeatedly said formal negotiations with the armed rebel group will not take place until the soldier and another civil i can't be have been freed. greece says it needs more time before it can start returning refugees to turkey. hundreds of security specialists are said to be arriving in greece. the refugees continue to arrive. >> reporter: this was supposed to have stopped, but the boats keep coming in. europe's refugee crisis is far from over. the latest arrivals are refugees from syria. they're still making the dangerous journey across the aegean sea to reach asylum. shores are still hopeful people won't be turned back >> translation: i don't think they will reject us because we're coming from a destroyed city. you're asking for asylum on humanitarian grounds. not only is there war in our country, but the situation in turkey is banned for us. >> reporter: these people want to make their way to mainland europe in search of a better life. others to be reunited for th

the release by eln meets a key government condition to start peace talks. the syrian opposition is calling on russia to put pressure on bashar al-assad's government to take the geneva talks seriously. the hc m says the government is not facing up. >> translation: we're talking for russian to approach these talks seriously. they're still refusing discussion on the fate of bashar al-assad's presidency. the regime asked to postpone the second round for two weeks but we insist on having them in due time. the regime is trying to avoid fulfilling all its duties >>> more from our correspondent in geneva. >> reporter: in the spotlight and under pressure at the geneva talks, the chief negotiator for the syrian government. while the opposition is presented by political figures, the bashar al-assad regime interests is in the hand of the ambassador. he is known for his loyalty to his boss epz in damascus. he is prepared to defend his country's case even when countered by clear facts to the contrary. these images in madaya he said were fabricated >> the best way to torp

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president sap toes said that bringing the eln to the negotiating table was paramount. >> it will be thend of gorilla groups and we can all concentrate on making our country the free, normal, modern inclusive place that it can and should be. >> it is still unclear when the negotiations will begin in earnest. the government wants the e.l.n. to release any hostage held before agreeing to a date. what's clear though is that this announcement means the country took around important step toward a definitive and sustainable peace. >> al jazeera, bogota. >> protestors have ended four days of sitting demonstrations outside pakistan's parliament. they were angry at the hanging of a man who killed a governor opposed to the blasphemy laws. it is about security and religious tolerance in the country. >> the capitol tries to get back to normal. it was just before sunset wednesday that an agreement was reached. the protestors and police faced each other in a tense standoff. at its peak on the first day, the protestors who follow a very conservative version of sunni islam numbered around about 25,000.

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. >> eln?ber were the head of the national republican committee, which he's not anymore, he would have put these guys in the room, particularly if he didn't want trump, somebody has to drop out for the good of the party. >> any prediction who could drop out next? >> it's so hard to tell. now that you've called cruz, this delegate number will get increasingly higher and nar ought divide with trump tonight. >> interesting. >> march 15th, winner take all, ohio and florida. what happens? >> kasich gets ohio. >> you think? >> yeah. >> the pundits have been so wrong about this race so far that i have enough trouble just analyzing it. >> if we call florida tonight then we've called the race, i think. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> absolutely. we will be back here. we're here for four hours tonight. a few more hours. >> a few more to go. don't go away. continuing coverage for you. we'll talk about alaska, the late decision there, and all of the delegate sbts count. the delegate count matters m

heads up forivers st arlotte toylane closures eln ondennulevard at e-ramp to i-277. road crews are rkinto fix a anwat line. the problem was first noticed when water the road created an icy patch. scheduled to all lanes should be back open by 5:00 monday morning. right now, there are two ways for you to get your kid's car seat checked out for safety. c-m-p-d officers will help you at the freedom division team office on wilkinson boulevard until 11:30. in fort mill, passenger safety technicians will be doing demonstrations at "britax" headquarters on pleasant road. that's also until 11:30. up next on today, "the bachelor" and his fiancee talk about finding love on the hit show and their happily ever after. then we're back with another update in thirty minutes. have a great day. the time is 10:27. bruck. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, everybody. welcome. it'sry day friday. we made it. and that's the good news. march 18th, 2016, jenna bush hager is filling in while kathie lee is