now egypt later abdel fatah c.c.s. discussed the libyan crisis with u.s. president donald trump defending warlord after israel in the conflict in a phone call sisi reportedly said operations by half the us forces against armed groups help maintain stability in the region meanwhile libya's internationally recognized government has formally requested at ground and sea support from turkey as it battles have to fight is for control of the capital tripoli as according to the reuters news agency mangled up to why it has more. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord liefer have to allow using artillery fire to advance with the help of russians who are reportedly leading forces as they take control of civil important locations including military camps near the salon the neighborhood. turkey says it's a planning to send troops to help you and your kidneys the government it wants to prevent have to those forces from seizing the libyan capital turkish president erdogan s

shed with 3 cats here take the candles off the i'll take the jars we'll take them to the bridge goals fatah skits he explains to marie what grandpa sketch means and runs back to our shouts everyone come to the window grandma shakes her head. for me please manuel when manuel smiles he looks a little like his grandpa and it's enough to convince get it to get up for the sake of our grandson so he would. she looks out into the night and sees a light seat see deceased. himes 1st one then 2 then a 3rd more and more lights flicker in the dark until the whole bridge just blaming starlight. love. sees. was. living. love. love. love. love. was. glad. i was. told. here sock monterey here says manuel from grandpa it was in the shed it keeps on why he gives his grandma the on the let us hand get his hands are shaking as she opens it she reads a bridge of light for the light of my life so that you can go on. got me to fight again cost. a little bit maybe a. little bit. of. love and it will. live. in. god. because. was. gaddaar would you talkin to also get a takes out her handkerchief and wiped her eyes y

already dealing with 3 months of anti-government protests now we've also heard news coming from al fatah which is the iranian black backed bloc in parliament now of course the p m f has not only arm course but it also has its political wings and fatah is the biggest party in parliament which also forms the biggest block and they basically called upon political parties to rally together and to basically support expelling foreign troops including the u.s. troops from iraq now technically according to the constitution it's only the executive who can propose such legislation sort of parliament cannot really do that so we have to closely watch what prime minister out of the his government will be doing whether they will indeed table such a bill to see the departure of foreign troops and we've had you know parliament calling on the departure of foreign troops in the past before but it never materialized because there was no support for such a move from the government but of course parliament being dominated by these iranian backed groups means that such a legislation if tabled would easily pas

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down today in the largest state in the country with that but the issue in multiple thoughts because fatah expected that have been shut downs and the police even in delhi have gone out almost brought their sights and appealed to little clips to stop link to these thoughts at sites so the police itself denying any any out of geishas of wrongdoing but it's one thing strong against oil at this point dampen down and we should thank you very much that was. while there in delhi for now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the did death toll from a christmas day typhoon in the philippines has risen to at least 28 and authorities say the number of victims is likely to run its typhoon hand-phone forced many families to spend christmas sheltering in the open air and has left scores of home a day travelers stranded in. australia has called on the army to help battle bush fires raging in much of the country conditions are expected to worsen this weekend with an extreme heat wave and stronger winds in the state of new south wales for millions of hectare

it sounds good to ask and norm but fatah boy runs the newly chosen leaders of the social democrats will their election mean the end of germany's coalition government. the results of the s.p.d. poll came as a surprise as did the clear margin of victory the new leaders to be want to make their own mark and chart a new course for the party they also want to reopen negotiations with chancellor angela merkel on future government policies that this has the responsibility of the social democrats to make policies for the low and medium earners at this time and again we see clauses in our contract with the c.d.u. that are not in their best interests and that has to change with. the conservatives are willing to talk with the s.p.d. but say renegotiating parts of the coalition agreement is not an option. is the chancellor is fundamentally prepared to cooperate and that's the way it should be in a coalition she is willing to talk as is usual in a coalition is leash brahe ya talk yes but we can't renegotiate the coalition agreement incidentally that would also involve the s.p.d. discussing it all 1s

national called and that government is feeling face for the prospect of being overrun by forces of fatah and turkey says they are committed to prevent that from happening but there is also a strategic interest in our own course support of this government because in november chris sign an agreement with the government government of national called they gave it control of a large swathe of the eastern mediterranean a part of an area that is being contested by several countries in a competition to find hydrocarbons and that area is also seen as key to any future pipelines from already discovered gas fields in eastern mediterranean so turkey's intervention is many ways is seen as securing a key strategic interests and so how war deployments affect this conflict in libya. well there is a growing concern at the prospect of any major deployment by turkey all of turkey's opposition parties are opposed to such a move saying that turkey risk getting call in talk quagmire warning you could even escalate the conflict and that is a concern being voiced by many regional countries saying that any signi

shut down today in the largest state in the country or the been there in multiple thoughts because fatah expected that have been shut downs and the police even in delhi have gone out almost brought their sights and a general clips to stop avoid that these sites so the police itself and denying any any allegations of wrongdoing but it's more than strong against oil at this point clamping down and we should thank you very much that was john's while there in delhi now is catching up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the death toll from a christmas day typhoon in the philippines has risen to at least 28 and authorities say the number of victims is likely to rise typhoon fun phone that forced many families to spend christmas sheltering in the open air and has left scores of holiday travelers stranded. australian firefighters are battling to contain bushfires ahead of an extreme heat wave expected to hit on the weekend in new south wales 70 blazes are burning with around half of them uncontrolled millions of hectares of land have been scorched in the past few

into crisis have now been allayed instead party members backed plans by new cold leaders know about fatah boyens and ask him to open talks with medicals conservatives. the senior partner and in the coalition government delegates at the s.p.v. party conference are now set to discuss how they want to reshape that partnership and regain popular support. now with me in the studio is our political correspondent kate brady to break this all down for us good morning to you kate all right so explain to us why this change in the social democrats leadership is significant well it certainly indicates a much needed shift in the direction of the social democrats like many social democratic parties across the european union even they have really lost their way in recent years and that position in the opinion polls has just become low and low and low and i currently polling at around 13 percent so this is very much part of the shift to realign exactly what it is that the social democrats stand for and of course they are looking ahead as well to the 2021 elections to decide exactly what it is that they s

leaders norbert fatah boy and susskind s. been critical of the political partnership they have new demands on the minimum wage pensions and the climate in the us mr manison is that it's not possible to meet these demands if this is blocked in the party conference will have to think about how to overcome these differences for us policy is the important thing and that is what will decide whether this coalition has a future at others and yes p.d. want to prevent a party debate from happening. now is a lot of fine governesses was all about a personnel change in the s.p.d. and it doesn't necessarily mean the party is going to rethink its policies exactly as it would. the trade unions are urging the s.p.d. not to abandon the grand coalition years learn taught in this country is in great need of modernization and for that we need an ambitious program of investment that's something this government must tackle in the 2nd half of its tenure you thought. in and of them. next week the social democrats will decide which of their demands w

already dealing with 3 months of anti-government protests now we've also heard news coming from al fatah which is the iranian black back bloc in parliament now of course the p.m.s. has not only arm course but it also has its political wings and fatah is the biggest party in parliament which also forms the biggest block and they basically called upon political parties to rally together and to basically support expelling foreign troops including the u.s. troops from iraq now technically according to the constitution it's only the executive who can propose such legislation sort of parliament cannot really do that so we have to closely watch what prime minister about his government will be doing whether they will indeed table such a bill to see the departure of foreign troops and we've had you know parliament calling on the departure of foreign troops in the past before but it never materialized because there was no support for such a move from the government but of course parliament being dominated by these iranian backed groups means that such a legislation if tabled would easily pass and

government's handling of a 2 week post and strike social democrat did not quit after one of his coalition fatah said it had lost confidence in him the current administration will stay on until a new one is formed. britain's prince andrew may have to give evidence over his dealings with the lead to sex offender jeffrey epstein who allegedly who is alleged to have trafficked underage girls to celebrities and the rich and powerful u.s. dealers want to subpoena the prince the woman who accused him of forcing her to have sex when she was 71 has appealed to the british public for support. right by. another football is 50 just ballon d'or award megan rapinoe of the u.s. and tina's boss in a study on n.s.e. have been awarded best female and male players of the respectively a max merit from the sport is here to tell a small welcome back. to peta was quite clearly a favorite going into this award but why do you think the judging panel chose well i think 1st and foremost she had an amazing year with the women's national team of the usa she won the world cup becoming versus being voted as the player of the

trump spoke with president abdel fatah has says egypt regarding we'd be at the leaders rejected for an exploitation agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before leiby and slews control to foreign actors markham and this the direction of the crisis research institute he told us why he believes to is poised to intervene militarily in the leaping conflict. libya in some ways is a proxy conflict between these rivals for domination in the middle east but also turkey not only has problems with these allies to the west like egypt and saudi in the americas. in libya it also has problems with some of its nato allies greece and prosper to turkey in a sense is saying you've rejected us we can show that we can be rolled it all could to you so libya in some ways is a kind of conflict where there are also some local reasons why after in the tripoli government directly charges for the capital government in east face the fall it controls the oil and gas but if you want to buy it on the world market you have to pay the money into tripoli thank you so long as you tripoli gov

beating of committing crimes after the signature of the rayment and it doesn't worry me no and since the fatah left their territories in the south under the terms of your deal hundreds of indigenous and left activists and civilians have been killed by paramilitary forces by other rebel groups that's not what peace is supposed to look like is that hundreds of people dead nobody promised that colombia would be a paradise after the signature that peace there is always in every peace process it backlash and we are suffering that backlash the drug trafficking which is not colombia's fault the fault of the world the demand in the united states in europe the drug trafficking continues and the drug traffickers were very worried precisely because one of the points of the agreement was to stimulate the voluntary situation of coca plantations for legal plantation and they would run out of raw material and so they have been killing some of the promoters of these. wanted terry substitution also we have been we were very aggressive in giving the land back to the peasants that was taken away because of the v

international criminal court accusing it of diplomatic terror itself that was ations chief prosecutor fatah pursued and i'm from friday their intention to investigate alleged war crimes in the occupied palestinian territories. i am satisfied that there is a reasonable basis to proceed with an investigation into the situation in palestine war crimes have been being committed in the west bank including east jerusalem and the gaza strip the i.c.c. prosecutor's decision has turned the international criminal court into a political tool to do legitimize the state of israel this is a dark day for truth and justice and i asked a few years of hard work and full and also providing all the necessary information about the crimes committed by the occupying new suits against the palestinian people to the cute white police ian territories the decision was finally made today this is a great day for us we have achieved what we wanted no the i.c.c. has the authority to hear cases relating to war crimes genocide and crimes against humanity israeli officials insist that it's got no jurisdiction they say to inv

libyans protest against brutal the fatah forces tolerate an oil refinery on the border with tunisia. and protests as blinded during demonstrations in colombia they say police are to blame and need to be disbanded but the government wants them strengthened. welcome to the program nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people have fled their homes in syria's last rebel stronghold in the past 2 weeks escaping a relentless berridge of balls and ass trikes syrian government forces in that russian allies have sworn to retake adlib and the united nations is warning of devastating humanitarian consequences parts of the province of been under a daily aerial bombardment of thousands of families are reportedly too frightened to move. meanwhile. authorities in taki have closed the border to syria and see off flame the violence 100000 attack. and says many refugees on now heavily dependent on charities. most of those people have. fled their homes heading to cities such as set our kids burn the couplet all of the province others have gone to government held areas of aleppo province but the vast majority of

the targeted killing of unarmed protesters along gaza's border fence with israel chief prosecutor fatah been sued the says she's satisfied war crimes have been or are being committed in the gaza strip and the west bank including occupied east jerusalem she says because of the complexity of the situation she will ask the i.c.c. to rule in the territories on which it has jurisdiction palestinians welcome what they call a long overdue investigation. we're hoping that the i.c.c. will hold those who are committing crimes against our people against our land. and the crimes that are climbing. countable crimes and no more crimes being committed on the palestinian land which will basically said the stage or ending occupation and thus opening the oracle of the scope but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the court has no jurisdiction to investigate in the palestinian territories this is a dark day for truth and justice the i.c.c. prosecutor has apparently decided not to dismiss outright the palestinian claim against the state of israel this is a baseless and ridges decision the court

he's a former military chief in egypt who intended to run against president abdel fatah sisi has been released from detention sami anon was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law a sunday deadline for iraq's president to name a new interim prime minister has now passed with no decision on who may be chosen thousands of protestors brock's roads in baghdad and the southern city of basra demanding the appointment of an independent prime minister they say one of the nominees is closely linked to iran and at least 8 people have been killed and almost 1000 homes destroyed by fires ravaging large parts of australia while weather conditions of course they're expected to heat up again over the christmas holiday period those are the headlines up front is up next stay with us on counting the cost especially on investing in the burgeoning market street but the hope for a right here in council how foreign direct investment is reshaping the global economy and what that means for the future and the globalizat

fighters that's according to the people's peace movement which was marching in the western province of fatah on tuesday and the group started its work and had a 2 weeks ago calling on all sides of the conflict to agree to a ceasefire people indicate a faster her morning after 2 attacks in just 48 hours at least 12 soldiers were killed when they were ambushed on wednesday night by in hélène simple province near the border it's the same region where an army base and a nearby town were attacked on tuesday 35 civilians and 80 government were killed a warning that something is may find the images and everything versus report disturbing. officials in brooklyn a fossil say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked positions and civilians in the north the military says it killed at least 80 of the attackers it's one of the worst attacks by armed groups since 2014. this attack on a restaurant in what degree 2017 killed dozens of people. the government of but can a fossil has declared 2 days of national mourning for victims of tuesday's attack well since. we have to think about solidarity a

or would have been voted and sucked of fatah have started to me. i speak english to keep it. given a. draft and. oh yes i love. making that these are the duncan cops or does this do this because it's a decent hot cup is my main issue and so getting back to that i'm going to start seeing the discipline was far greater than the point i'm not going to consume like invite out of i don't come in years old dusty of us do that and we're trying to the top it's just an excuse and i'd begun to bits you took a knife and it's good to try. to rescue drysuit the matter as you do has him of i talk about and look about our of others who didn't dare blondest attack or more darted. an additional 211 miles when that development in the mines actually when i spotted a column in a contraction article in the paddock and i'm obviously to my god vulnerable to do over design given what i mean that's what i meant knocking down our middle class as others have a listen. as well and often into easier. to talk sad when actually does one for you add about us finish not feel wish to go into light he talks of

the 6 story residential building 10 people have been rescued so far off al jazeera as a testament to fatah joins us live on the line from nairobi has the rescue operation going so far. that it does today should be seen i'm going think the huge crowd of people 5. then trying to help 'd him frustrated saying that you know i knew when i spoke to president one of the resident fia say that most of it if you walk of zines they saw the density and also to health and safety some of the people but there seems let's face it in saying that then doing enough 9. to you know according to you you know i didn't fit in p.s. if it be possible to speak to the i think the morning and they'd only 8 or 10 people that have the keys and 8 of them bob being taken to the hospital to die so there seems to be people saying that you know if they had people 'd who help are yes and that they feel like the government. has anyone this speculation as to what might have caused this just. because of the collapse and the number of people shocked. by the 1 pm was the safety record like the buildings even in this area this imme

experience pleasure closeness and emotional support if somebody should be fatah tied to hook. oxytocin not only makes couples behave more lovingly towards each other it can also improve their sex life to mine kluger conducted a study in which she gave couples oxytocin. and could in view of us oxytocin can make a difference but it doesn't trigger sexual desire. to unveil for the couples in our study said that it affected the quality of their sexual interactions it was more intense for a little more intimate. but they didn't say that they suddenly experienced more sexual pleasure. it's certainly not a love drug. perhaps nature didn't intend for us humans to live together as couples for all of our lives but only until our offspring were grown. today however we want to make love last forever. maybe one day this will become easier thanks to a pill that can keep the love blossoming. brian is a bioethicist who wonders whether it would be right to give the pill to couples who want to reawaken their love. the more we learn about the neurochemistry of love the more we'll have the opport

with him through good times and bad she has doubts about whether micro dosing will help long term the fatah with him stick by dozen of us was set up to i have to trust him when he says that he knows what he's doing. but he's been suffering from serious depression and it's often got out of hand. so still worried about himself in 5 minutes my friends and i also see that the drugs seem to help him he feels better now and i've really missed seeing him happy. for has an infamous tie. has now stopped micro dosing. he feels better today than at any time since his symptoms 1st appeared. he's glad that he used psychedelics but he also realizes that he was taking a risk. just as these drugs have a huge potential about this but they can also be dangerous so they're not for everyone on his own this route of by vitamin human i wouldn't recommend self medicating with l.s.d. for everybody this is. i really prepared myself before i started using it hard. and medical experts point out that taking l.s.d. without proper supervision can make existing psychological problems even worse. is in my future dissing c

who intended to run against president abdel fatah sisi has been released from detention sami anon was imprisoned after announcing his candidacy 2 years ago the military said he didn't have permission to run and breached military law a sunday deadline for iraq's president to name a new interim prime minister has now passed with no decision on who may be chosen thousands of protestors brock's roads in baghdad and the southern city of basra demanding the appointment of an independent prime minister they say one of the nominees is closely linked to iran and at least 8 people have been killed and almost 1000 homes destroyed by fires ravaging large parts of australia while weather conditions of course they are expected to heat up again over the christmas holiday period those are the headlines up front is up next stay with us on counting the goals especially on investing in the burgeoning markets for the don't hope for right here in council how foreign direct investment is reshaping the global economy and what that means for the future and the globalization of populist sense of. counting the

in april 28th in egyptian president out of fatah el-sisi secured a 2nd time in office after winning 97 percent of the vote yet the results were hardly surprising. there were technically 2 candidates but the other candidate was the most optimistic. in fact the supporter who had stepped into the contest at the 11th hour to prevent the embarrassment of a one horse race. 3 men from within the military establishment had initially challenge how seizing for the presidency in a very short space of time all 3 candidates were dispensed with by at the c. 3 sammy a not a retired general was charged with breaching military regulations. and the consul was a little known army colonel was court martialed and ahmed shafik a former air force commander withdrew from the race after being held in a luxury hotel for a month. both recently president and sisi expressed regrets that no one was willing to run against him but the situation became increasingly embarrassing for cairo's partners in the west. parts of the us government were communicating to c.c. into those around him that we were concerned about his

the targeted killing of unarmed protesters along gaza's border fence with israel chief prosecutor fatah been sued the says she's satisfied war crimes have been or are being committed in the gaza strip and the west bank including occupied east jerusalem she says because of the complexity of the situation she will ask the i.c.c. to rule on the territories on which it has jurisdiction palestinians welcome what they call a long overdue investigation. will hoping that the i.c.c. will hold those who are committing crimes against our people against our land. the crimes that are climbing that you countable crimes and no more crimes being committed on the palestinian land which will basically said the stage or ending occupation and thus opening the oracle of the scope but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the court has no jurisdiction to investigate in the palestinian territories this is a dark day for truth and justice the i.c.c. prosecutor has apparently decided not to dismiss outright the palestinian claim against the state of israel this is a baseless and a religious decision t

it's co-opted not to go to fatah perhaps some willing to further inflame tensions that began when it granted asylum to have a moral is in november not only haven't got the intention to break diplomatic relations with the livia and embassy will continue its work in bolivia of course there are why did. missions beyond this situation chief among them is whether this caretaker government has the right to make these big foreign policy decisions it's not just in this case it's also broken with former allies and got closer to former adversaries despite the fact that it's unelected and only meant to bridge the gap until a fresh vote. perhaps the biggest question is when those elections will be held so bolivians can choose a permanent government but 2 has yet to be resolved john homan how does it or mitt screw city. no the u.s. remains deeply divided on issues such as impeachment and immigration which could have a significant impact on the forthcoming presidential election and the next part of al-jazeera series on the biggest stories of 2020 we look at donald trump's chances of retaining the

libyans protest against boyle for fatah his forces tolerating all of finery on the poor.

the fire threat is high in the states of new south wales south australia and fatah area tens of thousands of people including turrets have been told it's too late to leave as out of control fires burn year by they've been advised to immediately seek shelter police and far already very strong to get people out of those environments get the wife from the bush environment but as you know once you go on holiday sometimes you disconnect from you tell a farm's disconnect from listening to the right yeah you actually enjoy yourself. fires and prolonged droughts are common in australia but this year the fire season started earlier than usual millions of hectors have burned over the past few months and more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed the government has been criticized for not tackling the fires fast enough. the fire very quickly encroaching on. areas and rural areas where people are living their livelihoods through agriculture or they where they actually live. volunteers are also struggling to save wild animals under threat the birds could get away so the birds are still around but thin