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the north has problems the south has problems too haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world corruption is rife so these protesters are asking what happened to two billion dollars given to the haitian government by venice whale as part of what's known as the pet look at e bay discount all program it was designated for the social spending in infrastructure projects but those projects were either never started or remain on the finished. we are asking where the petro karoubi money is the people who are asking the government what happened we want all those in the government involved in corruption to be arrested until then the country will remain paralyzed parliamentary report released last year allege that leading politicians in a business run by the president were among those to benefit the demonstrators demand to know why no one has been prosecuted monson international old it as well as with form of haiti's justice system there again when you go about it. people get shot people get killed but we're determined that the president should resign but we won't rest the people are fed

se le llama la pequeña haití. los hombres comienzan a ver la situación que está aconteciendo de que no pueden cruzar a los estados unidos, decidieron establecerse en la ciudad de tijuana. con una vida por en el cual se enamoraron. >> se están casando con mexicanas y algunos de ellos pues ya tienen bebés. >> sé que es una cultura bastante difícil en cuanto a las relaciones, porque son hombres muy posesivos, celosos. >> nunca había sucedido que hubiera el mestizaje de mexicanos con haitianos. entonces nosotros estamos muy contentos, decimos que vamos a tener mejores atletas en esta zona de méxico. andrea: en uno de esos servicios dominicales en villa haití, fue que se vieron por primera vez evelyn y mackenson. >> nos conocimos aquí en la iglesia y yo lo miré a él y así como--como que él anba muy bien vestido, pero como que se cree mucho, ¿no? andrea: evelyn lo miró en el altar cantando y lo volvió a pensar. >> desde ahí a mí me gustó, la verdad, porque se me hizo que cantaba muy bonito. andrea: por eso le envió una

. ♪ ♪ ♪ bienvenidos a " villa haitÍ"... espaÑol. entre los reciÉn llegados estÁn el ine pequeÑo bebÉ giovanni, quien naciÓ aquÍ y es mexicano... >por economÍa emigraron? >>es muy difÍcil llegar a estados unidos, porque estÁn aportando mucha gente y entre ellos haitianos. ustedes tuvieron miedo? >>sÍ. esta es una de las pocas familias completas que encontramos aquÍ. hay muchos mÁs hombres que mujeres. ellos son menor ya, acaban de llegar de venezuela. cÓmo es la vida aquÍ? >> mÁs o menos. >>estas mujeres cuentan que salieron de ti por la pobreza. los haitianos siguen llegando y muchos para atorarse. por la noche, quienes aÚn no tienen un techose arropan aquÍ. gustavo, los recibe junto con su esposa... ellos trabajan como pastores de esta iglesia y en la fundaciÓn regalando amor. >>cuando vimos que la gente no iba a poder cruzar, pensamos en construir casas para los que se habÍan quedado. alejandra: en estos dos aÑos, han visto suceder un proceso en el cual, las mujeres y niÑos se han marchado y han quedado una mayorÍa de hom

they prefer to just leave it sitting in haiti.how blatant the injustice was, and how we we re blatant the injustice was, and how we were able to stop a trend that was developing of dumping hazardous waste in the developing world. so some good came out of this event. environmentalist kenny bruno. it is 100 years since the end of the first world war, and our next film is about the writer and poet robert graves, who fought in the conflict. he was both physically and emotionally scarred by his experiences. his son, william graves, spoke to witness about his father and how he was changed by the war. he never really recovered, i don't think anyone recovered from that war. "grey, haunted eyes. absent—mindedly glaring from wide, uneven orbits". he sort sat me on his knee, as a — four, five—years—old, and one of the things he used to do is say "feel here". he had a lump above his brow, which was actually a piece of granite. "one brow drooping somewhat over the eye, because of a missile fragment still inhering. skin—deep, as a foolish recor

the departments in the west that have problems in the north has problems the south has problems too haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world corruption is rife so these protesters are asking what happened to two billion dollars given to the haitian government by venice weyler as part of what's known as the pet pro could he be a discount or program it was designated for the social spending in infrastructure projects but those projects were either never started or remain on the finished. we are asking where the petro karoubi money is the people are asking the government what happened we want all those in the government involved in corruption to be arrested until then the country will remain paralyzed parliamentary report released last year allege that leading politicians in a business run by the president were among those to benefit the demonstrators demand to know why no one has been prosecuted monson international old it as well as with form of haiti's justice system there german people about. people get shot people get killed but we're determined that the president should resig

with the anti corruption movement growing both on social media and on the streets your throat is in haiti and wondering creasing pressure to respond. al-jazeera. a british academic has been sentenced to life in prison in the u.a.e. for spying matthew hedges and says he's innocent he was arrested in may at dubai airport after a two week research has its exact security and foreign policy russian says the sentence and one hurts the u.k.'s relationship with the us adding that had just did not get a fair trial. a u.s. missionary has been killed on a remote island by one of the lost tribes untouched by modern civilization twenty seven year old john cho was attempting to make contact with the tribe on the island of north central and the bay of bengal when its building. he was shot with an arrow the sentence these people in the know hundreds and to be theophile off and of ques of to what's outside is to protect them and he has banned people from going within five kilometers off the island while i sign is a research and vice has specialized as an argument on tribes and he says the fence delays hav

the strike has shut down most of haiti where protests have continued for a fourth day people want the president to resign and there they're demanding investigations into a two billion dollar corruption scandal at least ten people are reported to have been killed in the violence as daniel schorr and the reports. with anger reaching boiling point thousands of patients of heated the opposition's call for a general strike closing schools and businesses across the country for a third day with petrol station shot fuel is in short supply police are trying to contain the protests. we need to take control of the situation in the country in the coming days it is not only the departments in the west that have problems the north has problems the south has problems too haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world corruption is rife so these protesters are asking what happened to two billion dollars given to the haitian government by venice weyler the part of what's known as the petro curry bait discount or program it was designated for social spending in infrastructure projects but the. as p

here on the program see including violent clashes between protesters and police on the streets of haiti's capital claiming more lives those details in just a month. and. i think that i would want to go fast but inside i'm i'm dockside i think. going down to your next side that you can improve yourself. but it's also a buddy. but i really believe that the bottom that we show our side that it's all really depend. on our condition a lot. on the sea on the line circumstances that's a long road for these emergence of this very very lengthy violence. i think that we may get the sons and even grandsons of darshan at some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken on minutes where you. know mr cations. if you do join us today for the saturday program here on out so you know of violent clashes between protesters and police or anti government demos on the streets of haiti's capital claim more lives a week of on rest is now seen eleven people killed. police used to people saw the throwing rocks and molotov cocktails of the demonstrators one of the country's president

thousands of protesters have clashed with police in the haiti's capital intensifying their call for haiti's president. to resign east eleven people have died in six days of unrest six were killed wednesday when a government car lost control and plowed into pedestrians. spanish police say they've arrested seventy nine people suspected of producing and distributing child pornography on the internet in raids across spain police confiscated computers forms and hundreds of d.v.d.'s described as extremely graphic police say the operation is one of the largest ever in spain. a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report warns that public health and access to water will be threatened the trumpet ministration has called the report in accurate. now people across taiwan have voted in five separate referenda excuse me on gay rights on on a major day of voting that coincide with mid-term elections last year taiwan's top court ruled same sex marriage should be legalized within two years bu

coming up here on the program on violent clashes between protesters and police on the streets of haiti's capital more people will give you the details a number. when gold make this manufacture consent to step into the public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. nor middle of the room sick. and this young the lying circumstances that's a loud for these emergency of this very very good for violence i think that we may get the sons and even grandsons of guys at some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken on the military. and army for cations. you can join us today a violent clashes between protesters and the police said until the government demos on the streets of haiti's capital had been more life in fact just a week of on rest is now seen and left and people killed and i. think. i'm. going to get the job. done. police used tear gas after people started throwing rocks and molotov cocktails the demonstrators want the country's president to step down failure to investigate corruption

thousands of protesters have clashed with police in haiti's capital intensive calls for haiti's president you have any to resign at least eleven people have died in six days of unrest. the government control and plowed into demonstrators. a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report wants the public. the. report. and going to take action last night's funding they have accused the host of the leaks was caught on the home side for very bringing the match to life in the second half thanks to a brain by them up front leverkusen took advantage of the defense from the guy. in full on with the ball and the striking finish with a brilliant head up that's the germans first goal at home this season seven minutes after the ball phone again who added his second goal snapping their fingers and two game losing skid in the process. for the first time ever the copa libertadores south america's most prestigious all of continent clubs finally but because of between two iconic argentinian te

joining us a violent clashes between protesters and police at government demos on the streets of haiti's capital claim more lives one week of on rest has now seen people killed . police used tear gas after people started throwing molotov cocktails the demonstrators who want the country's president to step down over his failure to investigate corruption after a week of silence haiti's president has now said his office will investigate the accusations insisting though that he would not be resigning. american lawmakers will investigate president donald trump's response to the death of journalist. for possible double standards when it comes to treating allies and enemies which he was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul last month riyadh has denied any awareness of the orchestrated killing and has launched an investigation charging eleven officials. investigates. no significant action will be taken against saudi arabia for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi trump says they are significant allies so we have to give them a pass now many prominent democrats and republicans disagree

we're also fighting to preserve temporary protected status for haiti, he will affle doer, nicaragua, sudan and numerous other countries. normal to mmbing -- not to mention proudly fighting to protect the dreamers and to prevent children from ever being separated from heir families again. we of african descent understand and have lived with the legacy of family separation. you don't know if you are sitting next to your cousin right now. you don't know whether you are sitting next to blood right now. we had to embrace each other as blood not knowing. and to see this administration do what it has done to those families on the border brings us the worst of who this nation s. so these have been rocky times but democrats will fight for immigration reform. for all in the congress and the congressional black caucus will continue to hold true to its legacy as a moral voice and the conscience of the congress. we will use our leverage to ensure that 21st century asylum and refugee policy is implemented. we will ensure that dreamers, d.p.s. recipients and diversity lottery holders are protected.

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the violent protests have paralyzed commercen haiti's capital of port-au-prince and forced schools and shops to rema closed. >> mexican officials are denoog a "washington post" report that there is a deal to keep ass ylum seek mexico while their claims move through u.s. courts. in an interview with the "post," mexico's incoming interior nnister said the country's new government hotiated a "remain in mexico" policy with the trump administration, which would change long-standing rules for asylum seekers. the news comes just a day after the mayor of tijuana declared a humanitarian crisis and asked the united nations for help to deal with approximately 5,000 migrants from the so-called central american caravan now gathered in the border city. ththe deadly wildfire in nn california is now almost completely contained thanks to several days of heavy rain, but the search for human remains continues through now muddy ash and debris. at least 84 people died in the two-week blaze, and more than 50main unaccounted for. in southern california, more resiwere allowed to return to areas previously eva

departments in the west that have problems with the north has problems the south has problems too haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world corruption is rife so these protesters are asking what happened to two billion dollars given to the haitian government by dennis whaler as part of what's known as the pick through a discount or program it was designated for the social spending in infrastructure projects but those projects were either never started or remain on the finished. we are asking where the petro karoubi money is the people are asking the government what happened we want all those in the government involved in corruption to be arrested until then the country will remain paralyzed parliamentary report released last year allege that leading politicians in the business from by the president were among those to benefit the demonstrators demand to know why no one has been prosecuted and wants an international old it as well as with form of haiti's justice system there jim when you go about. people get shot people get killed but we're determined that the president should r

investigate corruption after a week of silence haiti's president has now said his office would investigate the accusations and that he would resign. american lawmakers will investigate president donald trump response to the death of journalist. for possible double standards when it comes to treating allies and enemies and he was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul last month a riyadh has denied any awareness of the orchestrated killing and has launched an investigation charging eleven officials. and investigates. no significant action will be taken against saudi arabia for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi trump says they are significant allies so we have to give them a pass now many prominent democrats and republicans disagree the language that was used it was as if they were writing a press release for the saudi arabia not for the united states it is certainly testing the proposition that the enemy of our enemy is our friend our friends don't murder journalists but in response to his critics trump has a pretty solid rebuttal maybe the world should be held accountable becaus

to know why no one has been prosecuted and wants an international old it as well as with form of haiti's justice system there again when you go about. people get shot people get killed but we're determined that the president should resign but we won't rest the people are fed up with corruption things must change will remain in the street the tension increased when the scheduled television address to the nation by president joe when we say fail to happen his office blamed technical difficulties for his opponents accused him of hiding me more with the anti corruption movement growing both on social media and on the streets your thoughts is in haiti and wondering creasing pressure to respond that al-jazeera. the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis says troops along the southern border with mexico have been given permission to use their batons to stop violence nearly six thousand personnel are ready to help border police stop asylum seekers who are traveling across mexico heading for the united states john home reports from the mexican border city of tijuana. cold and hungry after a day's

colonel donnelly, you were in haiti. are there lessons that you learned that you brought back to the states? i'm sure that you integrated technology in ways that you cannot discuss while out on the battlefield, but how does that connect back to what you do on a daily basis? >> in haiti it was more of a humanitarian relief effort after the earthquake. we went down there to build schools and do some medical readiness exercises to provide basic care to some of the citizens in haiti and to help them rebuild schools and medical clinics. technology side of it -- we didn't have a lot of play with that part of it. when i came back from haiti i had a new perspective on the physical response that you must have to do all the things to respond to a natural disaster or to do a monetary relief effort where you have to bring a lot of resources into a country. that is the biggest take away that we had. i know that the state partnership program is with haiti and we also have one with the least. we haven't done a lot of things with the ne

it is very important for certain countries in the region for example for haiti which is the biggest. remittance recipient as a percentage of the g.d.p. because that's the other thing that is important for example for haiti thirty three the equivalent of thirty percent of the g.d.p. is what they receive in remittances that is huge in countries in central america varies from ten to fifteen twenty. for example in a country like mexico which receives the biggest amount of remittances it doesn't make coffee even it's less than the three percent of the g.d.p. of mexico so a lot of it has to do and what what's the role it plays in the economy laura who is really think tank inter-american dialogue we appreciate your time tonight or thank you. thank you. well bangladesh had a chaotic start to its controversial repatriation program for refugees today one hundred fifty were injured were meant to cross back to me in march today not one of them turned up instead they were there were angry protests at the border hundreds of thousands of muslims are currently living in sprawling camps around the ba

thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital over the disappearance of billions of dollars linked to a public finance program the haiti senate investigation revealed that at least fourteen former government officials were volved in the misuse of three point eight billion dollars demonstrators are demanding to know where the funds went three people have been killed in an attack on the prayer hall of a minority religious sect in the northern indian state of punjab at least ten others were injured when two men on a motorbike threw a grenade into a group of near and carry worshippers fighting between the minority community and some members of the why this sikh faith has been going on since the early one nine hundred eighty s. crucial talks to ensure lanka's political deadlock have failed president my three parter city center chad an unsuccessful meeting of political leaders on sunday the term all began when he sacked his prime minister replaced him with former president mahinda rajapaksa parliament has since passed to no confidence motions against rajapaksa but he's refusing to

tennis world number for a saka set down her racket to explore some of her roots in haiti a soccer is japanese but her dad is haitian american the president of haiti invited osaka to the country to honor her for winning the u.s. open in october since her public defeat of serina williams she's become a celebrity in the caribbean country. and that's all the sport for me now or later . thanks very much lots more news than if you want it on the website don't call it also full of the teams on twitter as well as here on a couple of minutes i'm back with the next. i'll see you then. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure on following him but he early you know disability that jail be vivi wait until three year old boy him or he'll have this ability. and then no wait the next generation of antibiotics may just be late taking place at the bottom of the ocean may be mistaken to have it this hope so good to have revisited on al-jazeera. it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. has this school as a military base firing rocket pro

linked to a public finance program the haiti senate investigation revealed at least fourteen former government officials were involved in the misuse of three point eight billion dollars demonstrators are demanding to know where the funds went the money came from an oil assistance program sponsored by venezuela. environmental battle in the balkans is heating up a group of women is determined to stop a project to construct twenty seven electric dance twenty seven hundred rather they say the downs will threaten the system in bosnia-herzegovina and destroy a major source of drinking water david chaytor reports from saudi over. the christie to the river runs through a mountain forest once a rich hunting ground outside serry a vote for the emperor of austria hungary a business cartels plans to build a small hydroelectric plant here though means these waters could soon run dry diverted into concrete pipes to drive turbines. the women of the village of christie are the only thing standing in their way the project would destroy the hopes of reviving jobs and tourism in a national park devast

a protester has been shot in the head during anti-government demonstrations in haiti he was killed near the national palace in the capital port au prince it's the third day of protests over government corruption schools businesses and government offices remain closed at least eight deaths have been reported in fighting between protesters and police since sunday hundreds of central american asylum seekers have a have arrived in tijuana joining a growing group in the mexican city a u.s. judge has blocked president donald trump's order to ball people from seeking asylum if they enter the country illegally border agents are preparing for the so-called caravan of people making their way to the u.s. security has been upgraded at some crossings john holeman has more from tijuana. the vanguard of the caravan of people lungs to central america heading through mexico has arrived in three one hour and they've been here now some of them for almost a week you can see behind me the center it's a school sense where they're being held this leaping in the rough they're getting some donations of clothes

a -- your parents are from haiti -- >> right, my parents are from haiti., you can dismiss that and say, you know, that not -- then you hear -- you've got a daughter, their daughter who is a republican and very, very conservative and unapologetically pro-life for this comment to come out of nowhere, i think is just -- we can do better than that, and that's what i was trying to say is that as republicans we need to honestly help people feel they can trust us, be sincere, build relationships. making sure that policies aren't just about transactions and winning a vote. it's about really doing what's right instead of what's expedient. >> you gave a pointed speech today. you said that come january you're going to be unleashed, untethered, and unshack would. do you wish that -- unshackled. do you wish that you were more unspoken during your tenure especially about president trump? do you think if maybe you had been more outspoken maybe you would have won? >> look, i -- no. i don't have any regrets. as the house of representatives, the branch of government that's

these migrants have given up any hope of making chile their home as they return to haiti to an uncertain future you see in human al-jazeera santiago. the vote counting house started to madagascar after the presidential election the african island nation had no less than thirty six candidates to choose from three of them former presidents are concerns about the low turnout with any people saying they weren't able to cast their ballot ballot that is the minimal. spoke to voters in the capital. a steady stream of people at polling stations across the capital. john is trying to cost a ballot. but without any luck she can't find a name on the voters' roll she says she'll continue searching but that means looking to dozens of lists. of course it is frustrating but i will keep searching but if i do it by my name i would just have to wait to vote next time but many others are not as accepting one woman says she's angry because no one in a family or fool can find their names really really there are many problems people have cards without their address listed people are on the list but don't have

she told the "miami herald," quote, i never voted in haiti. it wasn't safe. country have i the right to vote. in haiti i did not. having earned her citizenship and her right to vote in this country, ms. victor stood in line for hours on end to exercise that right. on state of the union night, republicans and democrats together stood up and applauded her determination to stay in line and vote no matter how long it took. she stayed in light. she got it done. she celebrated it later. when she got back to florida from our nation's capital, ms. victor was greeted at the airport by family and friends. she smiled. she danced in the airport. and then a few weeks later, the north miami city council named a wing of the local library after her, the library where disiline victor had had to wait in line all those hours. it would now have her name on it. look, the desiline victor voting wing. a permanent reminder of what it means to vote in this country. what it sometimes takes to play your part in our democracy. desiline victor passed away last fall at the age of 106, lea

have decided to go back we're running a story here at al-jazeera where we've got migrants from haiti who happened to be in chile are being flown back to haiti because they really don't see the point of going to the u.s. because they think it is a difficult barrier to cross do you think like grins heading towards the u.s. hearing about these issues that are coming out of the u.s. might think twice and head back and go back to their home countries but it's been my experience that when when you have a choice between being beheaded persecuted you know tortured you know what it was the situation is there they will not think twice because they want to preserve their life so when your life is on the line you'll do whatever it takes if you want to save your children you're going to run to the border and we understand that here on the border and we have cases of course you know if someone doesn't have a legitimate claim then they probably would should turn back but if you're running for your life this is not a deterrent this is just political points the border is safe and the problems is bein

too late for these migrants who've given up any hope of making chile their home as they return to haiti to an uncertain future. so some migrants are leaving but what are the living conditions like for those who haven't left who haven't taken up the government on its offer absolutely barbaric it depends really but a great many of the specially of the haitians are living in appalling conditions and they complain and they complain loudly that they're having to spend two thirds of the minimum wage that most of them make on just renting a room or sometimes just a mattress in buildings that have one toilet for thirty forty people that are not only unsanitary but also unsafe and also the fact that many of them are not given proper contracts and so the government says that it's doing a lot to try to change the situation but it's been criticised for not doing enough quickly enough to help these people barbara. thank you. aid agencies are urging the united nations to step up its efforts to protect the civilian population in central african republic one in four people are displaced with hundreds o

thousands of protesters have clashed with police in haiti's capital intensifying their calls for the country's president to resign at least eleven people have died in six days of unrest six were killed wednesday when a government car lost control and plowed into demonstrators. for attention to the us mexico border are continuing to rise as thousands of central american migrants arrived in tijuana mexico the mayor of the border town has declared a humanitarian crisis and asked the united nations for aid on thursday u.s. president donald trump warned that the united states could close the whole front but the migrants are not backing down. behind the sun is either a port of entry lie sunday a go but us police are determined not to let anyone past illegally the way. it's just a drill but one designed to scare away central american migrants there were rumors that many were planning to rush to the lanes the operation ended up delaying mexicans with american citizenship were crossing the border for thanksgiving celebrations on thursday was that. they chose the wrong day right to this thanks

getting help from individuals and institutions like in this hostel in mexico city from the vienna haiti it is one of those who turned out and today she drove a van overloaded with clothes for women and children. that he went on it's gratifying that a lot of people are helping that it brings out the humanity in us and it pleases me to see the difference we are making it up with apple yet we're all very proud to be mexican me at least of the said. mexico has seen migrants bound northward travel through the country for decades this is a chance for to express solidarity with foreigners. that it did that that is we have to deal with this acutely painful situation to reach out to people passing through. you know on this see that. colombians and hundreds think that we reject them we have to support each other because we are all human beings and we feel for them. but these people haven't been welcomed by everyone. some have begun lashing out at the migrants. then i have no problems because they don't if i come here to contribute in that welcome he seems not to having a day at the beach didn't t

these migrants have given up any hope of making chile their home as they return to haiti to an uncertain future you see in human al-jazeera santiago. a sixth body has been pulled from the rubble of two dilapidated buildings that collapsed in the french city of must say on monday rescuers are still searching for dogs but have little hope of finding anyone alive and the residents say they had repeatedly told authorities of the state of the buildings and the poor neighborhood but were ignored my six thousand properties in the city have been labeled at risk of collapse. for more than four decades japan sterilized about twenty five thousand of its own people who were suspected of having disabilities or mental illnesses after gears of silence victims of the controversial program and now demanding an apology also want compensation from the government. reports from terror here. as a boy. was regularly abused by his foster parents because of his polio. in nineteen sixty aged eighteen he was admitted to a psychiatric ward at makerere hospital in sapporo where he was basin given electric shocks and

between thirty six candidates but the race is really between just three of them all former presidents haiti. who won the twenty thirteen election marc ravalomanana returned from exile after two thousand and nine coup ousted him and angry about celine who was appointed as transitional president after that takes an hour when you voting is important to me because i want to see the work that has been done continue and when i even answer if the political leaders follow the rules it will be ok but there are too many candidates. the electoral commission says it will release final results in three weeks but it's possible they could be contested for me develop al-jazeera antenna not evil. a sixth body has been pulled from the rubble of two dilapidated buildings that collapsed in the french city of well say on monday rescuers are still searching the day bringing with sniffer dogs but have little hope of finding anyone alive and we residents say they had repeatedly told authorities of the state of the buildings that were in a poor neighborhood but they were ignored almost six thousand properties in th

the clash just happened in the suburbs off to haiti to solve but they were about a few kilometers away from the airport it was said to be offensive on the positions of pro-government fighters who have been receiving reinforcements overnight and these shelters are forty eight hour lull in the fighting in those must've bottles in the past twelve days and people have been given a rest for about forty eight hours before these recent clashes and this happens there are talks of peace talks resuming this time in sweden the so the lead coalition has confirmed that they have told their allies in yemen to stop targeting the positions on the fighting and as we go forward in the preparations of these talks we will see more clashes legalese. of both sides take to try to take more territory and come to the talks on a position of strength. well other top story that we're following is from europe and to reason may is standing firm as politicians from her own conservative party launched a bid to remove her as the british prime minister it's in response to her draft deval steele to withdraw britain from

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prophet mohammed a protester has been shot in the head during anti-government demonstrations and haiti's capital port au prince it's the third day people have come out to show their anger over government corruption at least eight deaths have been reported in fighting between protesters and police since sunday. hundreds of central american asylum seekers have arrived in tijuana joining a growing group in the mexican city a u.s. judge has blocked president donald trump's order to ball people from seeking asylum if they enter the country illegally border agents are also preparing for the so-called caravan of people making their way to the u.s. security has been upgraded at some crossings there have been more strikes and gun battles in the yemeni port city of her data. witnesses say fighting near the city center was some of the west they've seen in recent days a saudi emma rotty coalition is backing yemen's government in its fight against a rainy and back to the rebels who control her data those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera correspondent. i. i am f

too late for these migrants who've given up any hope of making chile their home as they return to haiti to an uncertain future you see in human al-jazeera santiago. some news coming in from afghanistan where fourteen soldiers have been killed and eight others injured after taliban fighters attacked an army base and happened in the collage god district of tech hub province. for more than four decades japan sterilized around twenty five thousand of its own people who are suspected of having disabilities or mental illnesses after years of silence victims of the controversial program under mounting an apology they also want compensation from the government reports will take it as a boy kick a worker jamie was regularly abused by his foster parents because of his polio in nineteen sixty aged eighteen he was admitted to a psychiatric ward at makerere hospital in sapporo where he was begun given electric shocks and forcibly sterilized. i remember what the nurse said clearly mr kadima you have schizophrenia you have a disability so people like you should not have children. as lawyer has medical

plenty more ahead on the news hour including descending into violence haiti faces paralysis as a massive anti corruption protest continues for the fourth day. controversy surrounds the death of a u.s. missionary at the hands of a remote island try. and michael jordan returns to his hometown with help for victims of how they can florence peter is going to be here with more in the sport. britain is warning of serious diplomatic consequences for its long standing ally the u.a.e. after an m.r.i. court sentenced a u.k. citizen to life in prison matthew had has been convicted of spying but he can now appeal all brennen reports thirty one year old matthew hedges was arrested at dubai airport at the end of a two week research trip as part of his ph d. on the country's security policies last month a court in abu dhabi granted him conditional bail raising hopes he might soon be cleared of all charges but the sentence of life imprisonment is a massive blow to those expectations this only think that you know it is a very dangerous place in the already known the u.a.e. is dangerous for journalists fo

welcome to my headquarters and the product also ahead the strike shuts down most of haiti after violent protests as the president. moves to polish over spending remains defiant. and the oil is flowing again there are problems in the pipeline for economic lifeblood. saudi arabia's foreign minister says the kingdom is united around its leadership as he rejected a report about a change in the line of succession but royce's news agency says it stands by its story which said that members of the royal family want to see crown prince have been blocked from thrown off the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the trump administration main wallace standing by. reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have ma

too late for these migrants who've given up any hope of making chile their home as they return to haiti to an uncertain future you see in human al-jazeera santiago. well still had hail al-jazeera israel outlines non-business plan for railing from the mediterranean to the straits of hormuz also while at the expense reveal the troubling side of a cute baby bad video that's been viewed more than twenty million times and informal on late extends its talented to include of the means grown pray in hull know it paul will have those details in school to stay with us. from the waves of the sounds. to the contours of the east. hello remember that band of rain it was for across the yangtze valley in china and then heading south and there it is is talking a bit rocky to have to say you'd be right to think that because it's exactly what disease in is forming a passage that i think by the end of thursday to be nothing much left you can see the line there will be some rain out of in the morning but by then a day virtually nothing go on search dry once again for a couple of days the rain still focusing