flee and seek refuge in turkey and this is why i took he's determined to prevent this tookie should fishel to leave to be having talks in moscow to look to moscow to rein in the syrian regime given the fact that it is washing planes at all providing the main support for this current offensive dorian thank you so much for bringing us up to date there. in istanbul. some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the final preparations are underway to open direct rail traffic between russia and the annexed crimea peninsula russian president vladimir putin is due to take part in a ceremony inaugurating a railway along the crimean bridge russia's seized crime areas of crimea from ukraine in 2014 a move that's been condemned by most of the international community. officials in ecuador say they've been able to contain an oil spill near the galapagos islands the spill occurred when a crane tipped over onto a barge that was carrying 600 gallons of diesel fuel the boat saying with one person injured in the incident. in the u.s. state of virginia several people are in serious condit

was cuts in production for beyond the $1200000000.00 agreed so today has just simply made this of fishel us all off into a producing nations i think there should be more focus on the fact even though opec is coal production or prices all mostly influenced by the months i dynamics in the form of u.s. china trade developments on the thought u.s. show production continues to rise. now nigeria has has not really complied with those cuts they were in place before do you expect the country to adhere to d's new cuts. you have to look at $90.00 as economic fundamentals 90 percent of. earnings all earnings and some percent of revenues come from or so does the risk what nigeria see and that is of the coal production doesn't result in high oil prices this could impact the nation does come in the under votes to such a recovery and so far i guess it's calculation has been that the prices haven't risen enough to merit complying with those cuts at this point is that fair to say. yeah well we just need to look at my injuries you can get fundamentals i agree with the statement now saudi arabia has says s

flowers and the lights that are there to remind people of her and it seems extraordinary display of fishel mean mindedness and this whole spirit is what people are protesting against they want a new start for their country they want the deep seated criminality the the whole underworld that has to you know taking root on the silent they want all the surete occasion they want to fresh start and they want a fresh start for democracy because they say the corruption on malta has gotten so bad that is really strangulating the democratic forces here because the police justice and just every institution in the country is implicated let's just get back to the legal story for a loan if you don't mind the accused a businessman your going fenech is he cooperating with prosecutors and what might that mean. everybody is still waiting for that but the assumption is yes because he has pleaded not guilty to the charges so how can he sort of prove his innocence if he doesn't at the same time then say to the prosecution it wasn't me but it was these other people it was people close to the government and of c

mockery of justice so you want to fishel slam saudi arabia over the handling of the jamal khashoggi murder investigation well the united states backtracked on promises to sanction the go over the killing. from schools cold water on christmas fun banning ice skating rinks in some cities over environmental concerns . and you know cliques comedy show catholics in brazil though but the depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. just making a joke out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world and i think it just goes too far. and concerns over security climate change on.

lagoon surrounding the capital mali released to investors they are now building more and more answers fishel islands for tourists this means the need for palm trees is growing and they are in short supply a small t.v. in law states the trees mustn't be brought in from abroad why are these trees being transported to that resort. where there is. there are many islands reclaimed put the book at the thought of extending. for the people to live quickly like they don't have. any trees. transparency mle deaves says that tourism is given more significance than the environment the country's environmental protection. agency used to assess 2 recent projects before they were approved but the previous government changed that. them especially if you're consider the areas closer to the. they have a lot of recrimination. i think richard not concentrated making resorts. rather than doing that we should be focusing on. 6 new airports were scheduled to be built this year and next to improve access between the islands the island of call her 2 she was stripped of most of its mangroves to accommodate its their po

money has been flowing into afghanistan so fast of fishel army even able to waste it quick enough one executive at usa i.d.a.g. guessed 90 percent of what they spent was overkill we lost objectivity we were given money told to spend it and we did it without reason here's another example according to the washington post the u.s. military also accused afghan commanders of pocketing salaries paid by u.s. taxpayers for tens of thousands of ghost soldiers goes so does. no wonder we have to be over there. no i think they mean the afghan commanders claimed they had a certain number of soldiers but most weren't even real so we america can't fund the health care of our own goddamn real soldiers who get home and wait in line for months to get any semblance of care but we can fund go soldiers in afghanistan if donald trump just cut food stamps from over a 1000000 kids that pop up of work the funding goes. maybe we could start a campaign asking the ghost soldiers to donate some of their supper to the starving kids of america. i'm sure the ghosts would understand because unlike trump it's not like

well we do have some fishel figures finally we do know for a fact that more than a 100 people and.in the swamp in total for instance we do know that key of has sent some 61 people former prisoners to the territories of the self-proclaimed the nets and guns people's republics and those breakaway regions in turn have sent 76 of their former prisoners back to kiev now this whole thing was only possible because of the normandy for all of the latest round of the normandy for talks when vladimir putin for the 1st time met the ukrainian president for their missile lenski and of german chancellor angela merkel and the french president of manual necron being there as well this was one of the one of the things one of the agreements that they reached during that meeting in paris now this war has seen there have been a few hitches and if you said backs of to this what for instance we do know that at least 2 people 2 persons refused to take part in the refused to go back from donetsk and lugansk republics regions for one reason or another also all saw 5 former members of bourke could police uni

and this process takes longer than the via fishel preparation for next summer's olympics russia will go to next summer's olympics in tokyo as a full fledged nation but then if the ban is implemented late it might miss out on the 2024 summer olympic games in paris so this is all surrounded by a lot of confusion and at the same time russia says that it's not planning to give up the sports minister of the country by vocal of course insists that all the information for the reinstatement of there has been provided to the world anti-doping agency. experts who provided convincing on says unfortunately they haven't heard us resign or has time to appeal initially when we handed over the database we said let's investigate the database together so that we can make a full decision we wanted to have a kind of mechanism if we don't want to object of decision let's do it like this was saddam has all the necessary opportunities they could have taken a different approach. from whichever side you look at it monday's decision by water looks like a vocal and very harsh indictment of the russian sports i

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia needy and illegally. returned to the. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. in the. climate change. summit or sit. ups instead people. want to use today the future of. g.w. dot com legacy of the multimedia. click tour. this is due to use a shop coming up a death sentence for a dictator but of his wish of a lot of talk is gone off to the cool and later suspended the constitution now of course has sentenced him to death. what does this mean in a country ruled by the military almost all its existence plus. in india police of the receiving end of criticism the images like these appear to show them applying. to pick up student protests against the citizenship lol.

many people suffered horribly under fishel is sanctioned discrimination and persecution as a result ofthe ban on bt plus people in the armed forces the m. d. has been far too slow to offer probably apologies and the recompense for their suffering ministers should be doing all they can to put this right a gay people were banned from serving in the british armed forces until the european court of human rights ruled that policy was unlawful in 2000 since then the m. o. d. has paid out $4000000.00 pounds in compensation and says it's settled $51.00 cases of discrimination that said over $100.00 other claims have been either rejected or withdrawn l.g. bt activists insists though that many more military personnel are likely to have been affected by that over the years leading british rights campaigner peter tatchell says that thousands of people were forced out of the military between the late 1940 s. and the turn of the century in the eighty's he says as many as 300 people were kicked out here because of their sexuality in many cases it had a severe impact on service members' lives the abou

president used the power of his office to fishel x. . rays to help us relax trump was swift to reply the president deployed his usual strategy of insult a seat announced house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff corrupt at a campaign rally in hershey pennsylvania trump called the articles of impeachment flimsy and pathetic insisting on his innocence there ever be cheating me and there are no crimes this has to be a 1st in history there impeach him you know why because they want to win an election and that's the only way they can go. to the house of representatives could vote on the articles of impeachment as early as next week if the house approves them they will be sent to the us senate where trump's party has a solid majority. do you know these william know a good prophetess following this story for us he's with us here in studio hi william we've been talking about various possible articles of impeachment over the last few weeks why did democrats choose these 2 right there's been a lot of speculation about what exactly are thes

to collect information on him without a warrant form and television saw fishel and whistleblower william binney told us the ruling does not reveal anything new. it does it made no difference at all it was all under executive order $1.00 to $2.00 or 3 section $23.00 c. and which they used to been signed. into effect since the reagan years the reagan presidency so they've been using them as early as they were and also the use the excuse that they are unable to separate their data that's a not a right lied to so they've been lying to the courts are wrong and they have the capability to sort that stuff out it just they don't want to because it gives them power over everyone the ability to look into our political opponents like they did the president. while the n.s.a.'s illegal massive phone and internet surveillance of its own citizens was revealed back in 2013 by edward snowden a former contractor at the agency he's wanted in the u.s. for leaking classified information but was gone to the site by russia. the alphabet soup of government agencies was it carrying out all kinds of wild spying a

you know one or 3 years ago fishel says he had to clear out to a state of emergency things got better. but the next summer heat is just months away. football out of for you liverpool coach has extended his contract with the club until 2024 club took over at liverpool 4 seasons of 4 years ago rather after 7 seasons at 1st at dortmund and he guided the english team to the champions league title last season liverpool currently have an 8 point lead in the premier league the club are hoping that club could help them and their 30 year domestic title drought. she's a very impressive the surfing pictures here now there's a reason that jaws big wave championships in hawaii carry that name legend has it that some surfers in the 1970 s. compared the unpredictability of these waves a to a shark attack the nameless drop a stop rather ever since but that doesn't stop some of the world's top surfers from writing these massive waves with some of them reaching jaw dropping heights a 15 meters to put that into perspective that is the equivalent of a 6 story building. let's get a reminder now of our top

samoa has now killed 42 people more than 3000 cases have been since the outbreak began last month fishel say most of the victims are children under the age of 4 measles immunization rates dropped in samoa in 2018 after 2 babies died because the vaccine was not administered properly or so the headlines keep it here up front as that next. to al-jazeera we were targeting that because to rush it has this been addressed by took a listen what is the proposal. for a couple on you know we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter which is a. race has always caused a shadow over us politics even before donald trump emerged on the scene but it an era in which white nationalists are both marching in the streets and working in the white house is this a unique moment in u.s. history in this up from special one of america's leading public intellectuals the renowned academic and activist dr cornell west. cornell west thank you for joining me on up front since donald trump became president in 2016 races a racist attacks racist rhetoric has gotten worse in the united states but

the displaced syrians who are living at the border you know fishel calm cool to the dream of being forced to set up comms it is the winter there's been flooding and raining. and the really struggling to get to stay warm and some of the falls to rubbish and including plastic bags and as one man have been pulled to the malls on the shoes of the children to stay warm a former military chief in egypt who intended to run against president abdel fattah el-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 breach military law no reason has been given for his release australia's prime minister has rejected calls to reduce dependence on coal any increase action on climate change as firefighters can fight has continued to battle grazes across the east and south australia's facing one of its worst ever bushfire seasons nearly 200 homes have been damaged in the past few days in new south wales and south australia and millions of zimbabweans have been living with severe power cuts for months n

refugees city of refugees not only those incomes but those who have been newly displaced and a city of fishel who we spoke to have been telling us and it just it tunde from the other side of the border he told us that there are thousands of people who are living in the open they cannot they were not able to give them individual tons of them and he says that that befalls to build this very large tents where they are. accommodating up to $100.00 people in each tent giving them heating and also warm food but he says because of the days a lot of. problems with people who've come from other areas like aleppo and living with in these people and they do not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees and most of them have set up make shift structures along the route from the border to woods. and live and he says they fear for their health because they do not have proper senate tension and they do not have access to food that is a lot happening there and they are fears that a humanitarian crisis might be a folding in the coming days with the rain predicted to start falling within the next 24 hours b

i too which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel who told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who fleeing 125000 was the count of this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual talent they've been forced to build this must have tents on high heel that to avoid flooding off course and they are commentating up 200 people in every tent have separate the men and their women but he says there is a lot of suspicion between the people because it has been home to people who. fled places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many other people who have set up tents on the sides of the road i'm going not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees that he fears for their health because they don't have sanitation they don't have clean water and they do not have food as well another moment they say is that if you just cannot cook for themselves he says they are force

samoa has now killed 42 people more than 3000 cases have been since the outbreak began last month fishel say most of the victims are children under the age of 4 measles immunization rates dropped in samoa in 2018 after 2 babies died because the vaccine was not administered properly or so the headlines keep it here up front that next. to use their own we were targeting that because to rush it as this been addressed by took a listen what is the proposal. for a couple on you know we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter which is a. race has always cost a shadow over u.s. politics even before donald trump emerged on the scene but it an era in which white nationalists are both marching in the streets and working in the white house is this a unique moment in u.s. history in this up from special all of us one of america's leading public intellectuals the renowned academic and activist dr cornell west. cornell west thank you for joining me on up front since donald trump became president in 2016 races a racist attacks racist rhetoric has gotten worse in the united st

charity to which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel who told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who fleeing 100 under 25000 was taken but this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual talent they've been forced to build this must have tents on high heel to avoid flooding of course and they are commentating up 200 people in every tent have separate the men and the women but he says there is a lot of suspicion between the people because it has been home to people who. fled to places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many other people who have set up tents on the sides of the road i'm going not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees and he fears for their health because they don't have sanitation they don't have clean water and they do not have food as well and of the moment they say that if you just cannot cook for themselves he says they are force

fishel say that timetable is simply unrealistic and such an agreement could take years the timeframe ahead of us is very challenging. we will get to have to work as soon as possible. we will be ready to get the most out of a short period of a level but for me it is important at this moment to say that the united kingdom yes will become a 3rd country but at the very end we will have an unprecedented partnership. it's been a while since leaders have been upbeat about the blocks relationship with the u.k. but the positive mood could be short lived if johnson asks for an extension to the trade negotiation talks could drag on for years taking up more time if johnson refuses an extension and fails to reach a trade deal by the end of 2020 it could lead to a no deal bragg's it an outcome that would be a failure for the e.u. after years of diplomatic effort natasha butler al-jazeera brussels. still ahead on al-jazeera election anger in algeria has denounced the results of a vote they say was a farce. i meet the son of climate change pioneer charles killing and how he is continuing his father'

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charity to which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel who told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who fleeing 125000 was the count of this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual talent they've been forced to build this must have tents on high heel to avoid flooding off course and they are commentating up 200 people in every tent have separate the men and the women but he says there is a lot of suspicion between the people because it has been home to people who. fled places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many other people who have set up tents on the sides of the road i'm going not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees and he fears for their health because they don't have sanitation they don't have clean water and they do not have food as well and of the moment they say that if you just cannot cook for themselves he says they are forced to to

fishel say that timetable is simply unrealistic and such an agreement could take years the timeframe ahead of us is very challenging we will get to have to work as soon as possible. we will be ready to get the most out of a short period of a level but for me it is important at this moment to say that the united kingdom yes will become a 3rd country but at the very end we will have an unprecedented partnership. it's been a while since you leaders have been upbeat about the blocs relationship with the u.k. but the positive mood could be short lived if johnson asks for an extension to the trade negotiation talks could drag on for years taking up more e.u. time if johnson refuses an extension and fails to reach a trade deal by the end of 2020 it could lead to a no deal brigs it an outcome that would be a failure for the e.u. of 2 years of diplomatic effort natasha butler al-jazeera brussels or have more from london in the britain for now though back to julia doha lauren thank you the united nations says it's concerned india's new citizenship law is fundamentally discriminate university s

fishel to survey the damage to determine how many residents have been affected. spain's state attorney has called for the release of catalonia is jailed separatist leader oriel homecare us who is serving a 13 year sentence for sedition and misuse of public funds the gesture is widely seen as an act of political goodwill because the socialist party is trying to persuade whole characters party to help it form a government. was elected as a member of the european parliament in may and the state attorney has asked him to be able to go to brussels to take his seat used top court said is entitle to immunity as an e.u. politician or a child is following the story from london says the state attorney is not calling for us to be absolved of wrongdoing. what's going on here is an interesting mix of european justice spanish justice party politics in spain and also that nation's experience with separatist sentiment the state attorney is certainly not recommending that this supremum court in spain releases oriel from the keris forever that he is now absolved of all wrongdoing

charity which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel he told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who are fleeing 125000 was the country this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual tunde they've been forced to build this must have tents on a hill top void flooding of calls and they are communicating up to $100.00 people in every tent have separate that the men on the women but these days there is a lot of suspicion between the people because live has been home to people who own fled places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many people who have set up tents on the sides of the road on will not want to mingle with the rest of that if it is that he if he is for their health because they don't have sanitation they don't have clean water and they do not have food as well another moment they say is that if you just cannot cook for themselves he says they are

fishel comes on the syria turkey board of forcing many of the displaced to live in flooded makeshift camps where the liberties of the un fall beautiful and hannah more amos we're warming up using these pieces of cloth and this family consists of 16 people and nobody helped us we use all kinds of materials including shoes in the stove to warm up at children fuel prices have more than doubled in the past 2 months and charities are all but they'll say they're struggling to respond to the crisis how about the well just stumble. meanwhile russia backed by china has vetoed a united nations resolution that would allow cross border a deliveries from turkey and iraq to millions of syrian civilians for another year let's get more on this then from mike hanna at the united nations so why block the renewal of this resolution well both russia and china are supporters of bashar al assad's government and certainly he is intent on cutting down any form of international involvement in syria but the british ambassador also suggested that russia is intent on dumb playing the seriousness of the humanita