mediterranean and reach italy ten bodies have washed up so far leonard doyle from the international organization for migration believes the boat was overloaded we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least have hugely overloaded this for us so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case now palestinian leaders are sent to discuss ending the oslo accords and suspending recognition of israel palestinian president mahmoud abbas is due to meet the executive committee of the palestinian liberation organization a bass vowed to reject u.s. mediation efforts after dawn trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital in december last month he declared the oslo accords were dead. still ahead on al-jazeera a father attacks former u.s. gymnastics team doctor larry nasir for abusing his daughters. how low the temperatures afford to go i really quite shoppy acro

of washed up on shore leonard doyle from the international organization for migration believes the boat was overloaded. we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least hugely overloaded this first so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case palestinian leaders are due to discuss ending the oslo accords and suspending recognition of israel a palestinian president declared last month for peace agreements of nine hundred ninety three and nine hundred ninety five word dead mahmoud. to reject u.s. mediation after dawn trumps decision in december to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital mexico's foreign minister says relations with the u.s. so close around the president donald trump and with previous administrations louise says a working relationship is improved despite trump's attacks on mexican migrants and who pays to build a border war.

in a number of deadly attempts to reach europe so far this year according to the international organization for migration more than two hundred forty people have died or gone missing in the mediterranean since the new year began catherine stansell reports. this is becoming the new routes to europe for would be migrants more than a dozen bodies were pulled out of these waters near malea a spanish enclave bordering morocco most of them were from north africa trying to get to europe fired the so-called western mediterranean route as opposed to arriving in greece or italy. twenty eighteen may have only just begun but it's already proving to be a deadly year for those trying to seek a better life in europe on wednesday more than one hundred migrants were rescued from rubber boats off the coast of tripoli. and on friday it's believed ninety people were on a boat that sank off the coast of libya the sole survivor told authorities that many were from pakistan he along with the other pakistanis were brought. there in the sea off the course of. these people were being illegally transported. in the ridge was in a b

pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirmed the death of eleven of its citizens international organization for migration says just three people survived. and there have been protests in kenya off to the government arrested a second lawyer involved in tuesday's inauguration of opposition leader raul ridding protesters fought with police in the capital nairobi and we're going to begin it was taken from his home in it all right those are the headlines stay with us and next it's counting the cost. here is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. as i'm speaking this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week some of the world's biggest technology names out with earnings but there's a faceoff with regulators in what's being called a tech lach.

the deaths of eleven of its citizens the international organization for migration says that three people survived. have been protests in kenya after the government arrested a second lawyer involved in tuesday's lock inauguration of opposition leader oliver dingo protesters fought with police in the capital nairobi begonia was taken from his home in a dorm raid those are your top stories stay with us here on al-jazeera as rewind cantin. it's two thousand and two. and her parents have now moved into a bigger company a pop. song but how do you. feel about. the. single men to ask what. k.j. is now to. this little island. she's proud of the new apartment. so this is. so bad back. there's more space here for the whole family. sammy and. that's. that. want to play that. song don't think about it the only role well i want no. part in the parking the phone the one about me if i were followed by the old. ones and all the things you are going to know a lot of them have no bones about it one of them the love to one of them would know that it's only five seconds to five those songs by first. i think.

after their boat capsized in waters off the libyan city of the water the organization the international rather organization for migration says only three survivors have been found from the group which was trying to cross the mediterranean to italy ten bodies have washed up on shore so far survivors say most of those on board were pakistani the rising price of bread is provoked protests outside parliament in jordan pita bread prices are expected to double because the government's cut subsidies government leaders say low prices encourage waste and subsidy cuts are needed to improve the budget cabinet and mounts tax increases last month aimed at reducing government debt thousands of people in pakistan are demanding a police officer be arrested in the executive for shooting dead a man it's the second day of a mass rally after twenty seven year old enough people lama sued was killed in an operation on wednesday his family denies claims by police that he was a criminal the officer who led the operation has been relieved of his duties come on high the reports from islamabad. thousands of protesters mainly from the mayfield dri

migrants feared dead after their boat capsized near the libyan city of samarra the international organization for migration says that only three survivors of them found from the group which was trying to cross the mediterranean to italy ten bodies of washed up on shore so far survivors say that most of those on board were pakistani. britain and china have agreed to take the first step towards what they're calling and ambitious post briggs's trade deal britain's prime minister to reason may and china's president xi jinping say that they will that there will be a joint trade and investment review has been on the third and final day of visit to china there's the headlines more news here on al-jazeera after partition borders of blood next. august donna claimed the front photo of british pop as mr jinnah governor general of the new dominion arrives at the constituent assembly in karachi. august nine hundred forty seven. a century of british rule over its indian empire comes to an end guest of honor in the muslim capital while older laid him out of bed carrying out one of our loves buys regal guilt is all the pa

in a number of deadly attempts to reach europe so far this year according to the international organization for migration more than two hundred forty people have died all gone missing in the mediterranean since the new year began catherine stansell as more. this is becoming the new rich to europe for would be migrants more than a dozen bodies were pulled out of these waters near malea a spanish enclave bordering morocco most of them were from north africa trying to get cheap europe fired the so-called western mediterranean route as opposed to arriving in greece or italy. twenty eighteen may have only just begun but it's already proving to be a deadly year for those trying to seek a better life in europe. on wednesday more than one hundred migrants were rescued from rubber boats off the coast of tripoli. and on friday it's believed ninety people were on a boat that sank off the coast of libya the sole survivor told authorities that many were from pakistan he along with thirty two other pakistanis were brought. in the sea off the course of. these people were being illegally transported to shore up in that

pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirmed the deaths of eleven of its citizens the international organization for migration says three people survived when a durrell is head of communications at the international organization for migration and joins me now live from geneva thanks very much for talking to us here on al-jazeera i think many people might be surprised that there were pakistani migrants on this boat leaving libya at least off the coast of it what's the route that these migrants are taking to get. but thank you for inviting me we don't really know the route but presumably they flew possibly to a country which has ease of access from pakistan it might have been a flight to sudan for example which adjoins libya we don't know but it's relatively straightforward to do that and the smugglers are willing to put people on any plane possible if people are willing to pay airlines are also willing to accept a tragedy is that they didn't go into a country where this terrible exploitation taking place because the country's really not stable and they're at the mercy of smugglers who put people even income wa

they were trying to cross the mediterranean and reach italy lower dial from the international organization for migration believes the boat was overloaded we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least hugely overloaded this first so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case russian warplanes have renewed airstrikes on rebel held areas of province in syria at least seven people were killed when a car was hit in aleppo the opposition in libya have been bombarded by weeks by syrian government forces and their russian allies jets also targeted the rebel long flavor of eastern the water near the capital government forces have besieged the area for five years four hundred thousand syrians are trapped there the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post so stay with us. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a

pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirm the deaths of eleven of its citizens the international organization for migration says three people survived they were all trying to cross the mediterranean to italy you're up to date with all of our top stories do join me for the news hour in twenty five minutes time off to inside story which starts now. they say knowledge is power but education funding is declining worldwide and no way is that more apparent then in sub-saharan africa and the region strained by poverty security issues and child marriages can international organizations come together to close the chapter on the literacy this is inside story. and i welcome to the program i'm jane dothan ending poverty often begins with a solid foundation for education but teaching the future leaders of tomorrow is an investment and it's currently more than three billion dollars short at least two hundred sixty four million children and teenagers worldwide aren't receiving the education they need and that is largely due to underfunding the totals around a quarter of the entire population of europe the united nations

feared dead after their boat capsized in waters off the libyan city of the water the international organization for migration says only three survivors have been found from the group which was trying to cross the mediterranean to italy ten bodies of washed up on the shore so far survivors say most of those on board were pakistani the rising price of bread has provoked protests outside parliament in jordan pita bread prices are expected to double because the government's cut subsidies government leaders say low prices encourage waste and subsidy cuts are needed to improve the budget the cabinet announced tax increases last month aimed at reducing government debt britain and china have agreed to take the first step towards what they're calling an ambitious post trade deal british prime ministers series of may and chinese president xi jinping say will be a joint trade and investment review is on the third and final day of her visit to china it's inside story now stay with us on our. imprisoned without charge in saudi arabia dozens of political and free speech activists are held provoking calls for the united na

reach its of the ten bodies have so far washed up on shore leonard doyle from the international organization for migration believes the boat was overloaded we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least hugely overloaded this first so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case a confidential united nations report says north korea earned almost two hundred million dollars last year by violating u.n. sanctions a report to a security council committee says north korea supplied weapons to syria and meehan mark it also says it shipped coal to countries including russia and china the u.n. sanctions banning such exports are designed to limit funding for north korea's nuclear program. those are your headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the inside story. on counting the cost some of the biggest names in tech out with record earnings but they're also

migration agency a hundred of migrants died trying to enter the united states from mexico last year, an increase from 2016. for crossings have fallen sharply under the trump administration. international organizationigration says the increased likelihood of arrest tends to drive migrants to see crowds that make it harder for them to get help if needed. -- turkish president for the has called on the united states to withdraw troops. he wants to expand his own military operation into the region, currently held by kurdish fighters. saidurkish president turkey would turn the predominately arab territory to its own. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. the wrapped in cryptocurrency is rolling on. text --et regulators testified before the senate banking committee today. one of the regulators gave his thoughts on the necessity of regulation. investors look at these virtual currency trading platforms and assume they are regulated in the same way a stock exchange is regulated. we should address that. shery: here to discuss is bloomberg's rob berman. i think it's interesting the regulators are asking con

migrants set up by the colombian government with the support of the red cross and the international organization for migration. we found these brotherly colombians that gave us so much it's been incredible housing food and a good samaritan is paying for our tickets. yes the shelter is open to only a few of the hundreds who are sleeping on the streets of kuta only those with a passport and a bus ticket to get assistance here and you're supposed to remain for just forty eight hours and this day we found only five migrants despite more than two hundred vailable beds those dentists whelan's without official documents or ticket struggle they search for menial jobs hoping to earn enough to continue their journey the red cross is here to help them but it meets still assessing the best way to provide assistance. we're designing other more effective mechanisms which surely will allow us to achieve a higher occupancy rate in the coming weeks to be a little on my way out of the question for its part colombia has increased its police presence along the border apparently sending a signal to when it's well instinct you loo

pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirmed the deaths of eleven of its citizens international organization for migration says three people so far. up to date with the headlines but stay with us heron al-jazeera next up it's up front. it's one of the most violent places on earth but just how democratic is the democratic republic of congo given its president was supposed to have left office back in twenty six team the country's controversial minister of communications and will also debate the future of germany's angela merkel.

regions for the people on the spot we also support the highly regarded work of the international organization for migration as well the i.n.r. and the coalition agreement c.d.u. c.s.u. and s.p.d. also looked into how to effectively protect european borders which is important and emphasize we also keep to the need of a joint european asylum system which will be robust against prices also have to be in a spirit of solidarity particularly as far as a fair division of refugees all over europe is concerned it is that and that ladies and gentlemen is the chapter on european migration policy which is the most satisfactory without any doubt however it's equally not in doubt that perseverance and patience will help us find a salute. which will be sustainable and in the spirit of solidarity until june this year we want to have made substantial progress on this. the second factor is the economy the competitiveness of the european union must be strengthened as i one of our central tasks particularly in times when the economy is doing well therefore it is not to be underestimated but after the difficult years of the eu

pakistan's foreign ministry says it's confirmed the deaths of eleven of its citizens international organization for migration says three people so. you're up to date with the headlines but stay with us haron al-jazeera next up it's up front. it's one of the most violent places on earth but just how democratic is the democratic republic of congo given its president was supposed to have left office back in twenty sixteen the country's controversial minister of communications and will also debate the future of germany's angela merkel. i met the hot sun also on the show she's been called the new leader of the free world but german chancellor angela merkel has grown increasingly unpopular at home struggle to form a governing coalition and has been undermined by the rise of the far right so how much is merkel herself to blame for the problems in germany now face that's our debate but first protesters shot dead opposition figures and the internet shut down all some say because the president of the democratic republic of congo joseph kabila refuses to leave office the country's constitution says elections should hav

republic then a doyle is director of the media and communication division at the international organization for migration he joins us on skype from istanbul it's good to see you again and tell us what your experience is of what's happening there what you are hearing from a day to day. well it's i think you very much for inviting me on and i would say that that report you just presented to viewers is just really excellent and it's exactly what is needed because central african republic is one of these forgotten conflicts forgotten areas of the world where appalling humanitarian abuses happen to very very vulnerable innocent people as we've just heard the violence is unexpected and extreme and it has as your report quite right rightly said resulted in about six hundred thousand people displaced and even more than that have left the country as refugees so we're looking at kind of a forgotten conflict which threatens to and go through this very small but very central. country on the continent of africa can something be done i mean what sort of measures should be in place now to stop this from happening shoul

were trying to cross the mediterranean to reach italy and then to dollars from the international organization for migration he says the boat was probably overloaded. we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least how huge lee overloaded this vessel so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case the french government is sending more riot police to the northern port city of kalak after a gun battle between a rival groups of migrants five people have been shot four are in a serious condition after a fight between eritreans and afghans of a food handouts to reports from. the french interior minister met police offices in cali deployed to stop fighting between hundreds of refugees on thursday five eritreans was shot in the violence the situation as you said was unacceptable. we see we've reached a new level of violence an escalation of violence that is becoming c

having more than ten thousand peacekeepers on the ground leonard doyle is with the international organization for migrationhe says there is a threat to neighboring countries if the crisis continues. there needs to be more international support and international humanitarian response worldwide as is now so so so overstretched that many very deserving countries like central african republic tend to get overlooked and that is why the united nations has made an appeal for about five hundred fifty sixty million dollars last week in order to refocus attention and to get the resources that's what it needs at the end of the day resources for peace building resources for conciliation and resources to help rebuild the country and the structures of the country and rebuild trust between the communities because at the end of the day if they keep going in the direction that they started to go again the the consequences could be tragic not just for central african republic but for all the countries around the. public hearings have started into a trust that is committed in zimbabwe more than thirty years ago during the ru

part of a voluntary return program organized by the misratah detention center an international organization for migration many refugees and migrants have been stranded in libya after a failed attempt to cross the mediterranean to reach europe and libya's coast guards say it's picked up more than three hundred people in the water they were trying to leave on to rubber dinghies the number of refugees crossing the mediterranean from libya has dropped since july libya has been under pressure from the european union to stop people smuggling. they've been demonstrations in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro it's in response to orders by president michel tem of the military to take over policing the government says it's to counter rising gang violence but many brazilians fear soldiers on the streets could worsen what they say is excessive force used by some police. forces of this force on the street the armed forces the national forces the federal police the holy patrol a called upon by the commander the president of the country for a fundamental time in the defense of democracy to combat and to defeat organi

survived trying to cross the mediterranean and reach italy the limit doors on the international organization for migration he says the boat was probably overloaded. you know the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least how huge lee overloaded this first so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case at least two people have been killed and nine hundred injured in a bar odds of rocket attacks on towns on the turkish border with syria. turkey's government says the rockets were fired from a kurdish enclave inside syria it's been more than two weeks of intense fighting in the area since turkey launched an offensive to clear it of syrian kurdish forces known as the white turkey says the white b.g. is a terrorist group. and the y.p. g.'s accusing turkish crack fighters of mutilating and filming the corpse of a female kurdish fighter pictures of the victim are circulating on

ninety one a boat which capsized and the city of ten bodies have washed up so far the international organization for migration says that three people survived or were attempting to cross the mediterranean to italy. the u.s. president is accusing the leadership of the f.b.i. of being biased against him while investigating his alleged links to russia in a tweet in the last couple of hours donald trump wrote the top leadership and investigators of the f.b.i. the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats against republicans something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago rank and file are great people he said when the white house is expected to release a controversial memo on how those two agencies investigated alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen election al-jazeera as alan fischer reports from washington. the memo has dominated talk in washington for days donald trump was even asked about it as he left his state of the union speech something like one hundred i know that the four page memo was written by republicans on the house int

part of a voluntary return program organized by the misrata detention center and international organization for migration many refugees and migrants have been stranded in libya after a failed attempt to cross the mediterranean to reach europe. and libya's coast guard says it's picked up more than three hundred people near zero water they were trying to leave on to rubber dinghies the number of refugees crossing the mediterranean from libya has dropped since july libya has been under pressure from the european union to stop people smuggling. the white house says u.s. president don trump is open to supporting better background checks on people buying guns the move follows last week's school shooting in florida in which seventeen people died trampled made survivors on wednesday he's been speaking to leaders in congress about a bipartisan bill to improve checks on people purchasing weapons activists states a protest outside the white house on friday helen fisher has more on. it started as a social media conversation on friday afternoon it became a mass protest in front of the white house dozens of students f

and i'm coming from the international organization for migration. i just have a question in regards to the study that you spoke of. you mentioned some examples, some gray areas of sexual harassment and where you noted that you saw in the study that men over the age of 60 were more likely to not be so aware that their actions were inappropriate. how do we hold people that are currently in their positions at the top, how do we hold them accountable? because right now, it's a lot of he said, she said, how do you prosecute that a lot of the times? from things that i've heard, those people are maybe placed on administrative leave, or they're moved somewhere else. that's how it's dealt with. so, how do we change that to set the example? michael: and not just simply wave -- wait for the next wave of people to rise to that. you know, this is this is the key question right now. a lot of the accusations that have been levied against some of the people have been 30 or 40-years-old. and i think we have to acknowledge that the rules have changed. my dad worked i

this is leonard doyle of the spokesperson for the international organization for migration, the iom. >> when we think as many as 90 pakistani migrants trying to reach a better life ended up, through the criminal act of smugglers, drowning. amy: meanwhile in italy, a suspected neo nazi shot six african migrants on saturday in a series of drive-by shootings. the gunman has been identified as luca traini, an italian man who has a neo nazi tattoo above his eye. last year, he ran for office as a member of the far-right league party, which has been projected to make major gains in next month's italian election. people wereis, 17 arrested sunday before the super bowl as they attended to block a light rail line carrying super bowl ticketholders to the stadium. the activists, which included members of black lives matter said in a statement that they , were "using this moment to stand with athletes who have protested throughout the past two football seasons," and "calling attention to the murder of black people by police." we will have more on the protests in minneapolis later in the broadcast

part of a voluntary return program organized by the misrata detention center and international organization for migration many people have been stranded in libya after failing failed attempts to cross the mediterranean to reach europe meanwhile the libyan coast guard says it's picked up more than three hundred migrants off the coast of sawada they were trying to leave in two rubber dinghies the number of migrants crossing the mediterranean from libya has dropped since july libya has been under pressure from the european union to stop people smuggling. hungary's prime minister says the european union should focus on border security not on relocating immigrants viktor orban made the comments during a visit to bug area a country which currently holds the e.u. presidency is calling for a global alliance against migration as part of his reelection campaign all dance party is expected to win a third consecutive victory in the april vote the right wing politician has been it all ends with the e.u. and the united nations on immigration. what is most important is that the european union should focus on border sec

hundred forty two people have made the dangerous journey to europe as according to the international organization for migration in east seven thousand of those which were by sea the two hundred forty five made the journey by land two hundred forty three migrants either died or went missing was crossing the mediterranean and has seen the highest number of arrivals so far this year many coming from nigeria guinea ivory coast bangladesh mali and eritrea turn a whole has more from rome. so fourteen nations at least forty nations in gauge here the italian foreign ministry in rome in what is an ongoing conversation between the countries in africa that actors countries of origin and transit for the many many thousands of people trying to make their way to europe and the so-called host countries in europe that receive them which of course italy is a prime one the conference heard that the numbers had been decreasing quite encouraging really over the two thousand and sixteen seventeen period in large part of they haven't said it here because of italian methods of dealing with the libyan coast guard encouraging them to

forty two people have made the dangerous journey to europe that's according to the international organization for migration nearly seven thousand of those reached europe by sea and of the two hundred forty five made the journey by land two hundred forty three migrants side the diet all went missing walls crossing the mediterranean and italy has seen the highest number of arrivals so far this year many coming from nigeria guinea ivory coast bangladesh mali and eritrea of oneness were joined by live in rome said you know what i expect you from this conference. hi laura well up to forty nations gathered here in the italian foreign ministry in rome part of an ongoing conversation this at both ministerial and heads of government level as you say to bring together the so called origin and transit countries in africa from where these people are fleeing whatever it is that they are fleeing towards the so-called host countries in europe bringing together all of these countries trying to find ways to stem this all full tide of migrants trying to reach europe and to protect the rights and the lives of those who conti

a voluntary return program the organized by the misrata detention center and the international organization for migration many refugees and migrants been stranded in libya after the failed attempts to cross the mediterranean to reach europe. and libya's coast guard says that it's picked up more than three hundred people there's a water up who are trying to leave them to rubber dinghies the number of refugees crossing. the mediterranean from libya has dropped since july libya has been under pressure from the european union to stop people smuggling. if you're watching in new zealand good evening it went with the how that will be tropical storm gator heads here with the latest on that next all the news. then a difficult search for survivors under a mountain of rubbish in mozambique. i'm wayne hay with a rare look at the second dam being constructed on the lower mekong river as laos pushes ahead with its goal of becoming the battery of southeast asia. and in sport to fierce rivals set to meet in a fourth consecutive a lympics final far right here that he sells in around twenty minutes. from the neon lights o

me with the support of the red cross and the international organization for migration. we found these brotherly colombians that gave us so much it's been incredible housing food and a good samaritan is paying for our tickets. yes the shelter is open to only a few of the hundreds who are sleeping on the streets of only those with a passport and a bus ticket to get assistance here and you're supposed to remain for just forty eight hours and this day we found only five migrants despite more than two hundred vailable beds those without official documents or ticket struggle this is for menial jobs hoping to earn enough to continue their journey the red cross is here to help them but it still assessing the best way to provide this. year. we're designing other more effective mechanisms which surely will allow us to achieve a higher occupancy rate in the coming weeks. for its part has increased its police presence along the border apparently sending a signal to be thinking of crossing go over and already in. the compassion of neighbors is being tested as colombia copes with an u

the mediterranean to reach italy leonard doyle is head of communications at the international organization for migration he says the boat was probably overloaded you know the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least have huge lee overloaded this vessel so this is just really what happens and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case french government sending more riot police to the northern port of cali after a violent gun battle between rival groups of migrants five people have been shot with four in a serious condition in hospital after edits rains and afghans fought over food handouts has more from cali. the french interior minister met police offices in cali deployed to stop fighting between hundreds of refugees on thursday five eritreans was shot in the violence a situation she said was unacceptable. we see we've reached a new level of violence an escalation of violence that is becoming completel

mediterranean to reach it's only ten bodies of washed ashore whether doyle from the international organization for migration believes that the boat was overloaded. we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least have hugely overloaded this vessel so this is just really what happens and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case leaders of the palestine liberation organization a meeting to discuss ending the oslo accords and suspending the recognition of israel the palestinian president declared last month that the peace agreements of nine hundred ninety three in one thousand nine hundred five were dead mahmoud abbas valid to reject u.s. mediation to donald trump's decision in december to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. mexico's foreign minister says that relations with the u.s. are closer on the president trump than with previous administrations luis de guy says that they're working rela

cross the mediterranean to reach italy and of dollars head of communications at the international organization for migration and he says the boat was probably overloaded. you know the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least have hugely overloaded this vessel so this is just really what happens and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case they're being protests in kenya after the government arrested a second lawyer involved in tuesday's mock inauguration of opposition leader raila odinga protesters have been fighting with police in capital nairobi a lawyer mcgoohan him a goner has been taken from his home in a dawn raid we're going to stood beside a dingo when he proclaimed himself the people's president to protest about last year's election three private television stations that had planned to broadcast the event remain off the air despite a court ruling allowing them to resume operations catherine soy

while a boat which capsized off the city of ten bodies have washed up on shore the international organization for migration says that three people survived or were attempting to cross the mediterranean to italy. the u.s. president is accusing the leadership at the f.b.i. of being biased against him while investigating his alleged links to russia in a tweet in the last up donald trump approach the top leadership that investigators at the f.b.i. and the justice department have politicized the safe. that investigative process in favor of democrats against republicans something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago rank and file are great people he said the white house is expected to release a controversial memo on how those two agencies investigated alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen election helen fisher reports from washington. the memo has dominated talk in washington for days donald trump was even asked about it as he left his state of the union speech something. that was going to happen that imagine if the four page memo was written by republicans on the house intelligen

. >> am coming from the international organization for migration and i have a question in regards to this that he spoke of some gray areas of sexual harassment and where you noted that he saw on the study that men over the age of 60 were more likely to not be so aware that their actions were an appropriate. how do we hold people that are currently in their positions at the top, how do we hold them accountable? right now it's a lot of he said, she said, how do you prosecute that a lot of the time? for example from things i've heard, those people are maybe placed on administrative leave or they are moved to somewhere else. that's how it's dealt with, so how do we change that? >> not to simply wait for the next way the people to rise to that. of this is the key question right now, i think. a lot of these accusations that have been levied against some of the people have been 30 or 40 years old and i think we have to acknowledge that the rules have changed. my dad worked in the workplace that looked like dog drapers and by that, i mean, all of the men all of their offices with the windows

earlier the international organization for migration gave some more details about the boat.shing up for the last couple of hours. there are a couple of survivors and they have told us that they think there were 90 pakistani ‘s on—board. police in the united states say the actor robert wagner is now being treated as a person of interest in an investigation into the death of his wife, the film star natalie wood. she was found drowned in 1981 during a california yachting trip with wagner, and her death was ruled to have been an accident. they were a hollywood golden couple at the time — natalie wood had been a child star, in miracle on 34th street — and got her first oscar nomination while still a teenager for rebel without a cause. # i feel pretty and witty and gay... natalie wood, the star of west side story. she won an oscar for rebel without a cause. and then in 1981 she was found dead. she had been sailing with her husband, hart—to—hart star robert wagner. the ships captain, dennis davern. i remember people coming on the boat, saying that they had found natalie wood floati