ambassador to kazakhstan now an adjunct senior fellow at the think tank the rand corporation he joins me from washington d.c. thank you very much for joining us so more than a 100 detained how do these demonstrations compare to what we've seen before. for the last year the been persistent demonstrations in kazakhstan they have not been large but they have taken place consistently this is one of the largest of those demonstrations and more have been detained today by the authorities than typically was the case in the past almost a year ago present as a buy off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city renamed and name of himself and that turned out to be unpopular kazakhstan is an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they've watched as popular revolutions and for example i mean had 2 years ago as a less skill lection and crane last year there was a real democratic. i would call it a wave but democratic movement and the former soviet space and it's catching

the democratic party of kazakhstan will rise. kaza khsta n party of kazakhstan will rise.ary vision and for limiting freedom of speech. when a democratic president took office last year, he promised to change that and to ease with directions on public protest. but there is little to some signs of change. these groups they not happy with the proposed reforms and these protests have been met with a swift, heavy—handed response. it's that time of year again, when the streets of rio dejaneiro become a sea of colour and sound. the annual carnival is under way — and millions of people are expected to come out and celebrate. the festivities are due to last until next saturday, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. year after year, street after street, rio neverfails to impress. exuberance, joy and wonder. millions of people having a good time. this is rio's oldest street carnival, cordao da bola preta, which began more than 100 years ago. to some, it's much more than just a party. translation: we have to jump around with great joy, respecting each person's limits, respecting individu

the democratic party of kazakhstan will rise!itarian regime and for limiting freedom of speech. when the president, kassym—jomart tokayev, took office last year, he promised to change that, and to ease restrictions on public protest. but there is little sign of change. civil society groups say they are not happy with the proposed reforms, and dissent on the streets is short—lived, and met with a swift, heavy—handed response. rich preston, bbc news. the former rebel leader, riek machar, has been sworn in as south sudan's first vice president at a ceremony injuba. on thursday, he and president salva kiir agreed to form a unity government, ending years of fighting. here's the bbc‘s catherine byaru hanga. the man of the moment, riek machar, arrived — shaking hands, hugging and smiling. so help me god... the former rebel leader was sworn in to office before his arch rival, president salva kiir, and promised they would now serve their people. i want to assure you we will work collectively to end your long—suffering. millions of south s

the democratic party of kazakhstan will rise.ritarian regime and the limiting freedom of speech. when president tokayev took office last year, he promised to change that, and to ease restrictions on public protest. but there is little sign of change. civil society groups say they are not happy with the proposed reforms and dissent on the streets is shortlived and met with a swift, heavy—handed response. south africa has held a state funeral forjoseph shabalala, the founder of the ladysmith black mambazo singing group. he died at the age of 78 earlier this month. south africa's president led the tributes, calling shabalala a true ambassador for south african and zulu cultre. nomsa maseko has more. hello there. melodic chanting. whistling and cheering. a send—off fit for a man who put isicathamiya on a global platform. joseph shabalala, the gentle—voiced musician, remembered for playing an unparalleled role in introducing the sound of zulu traditional music to the world. the founder of ladysmith black mambazo, the most popular voca

the democratic party of kazakhstan will rise.sed for its authoritarian regime and for limiting freedom of speech. when the president, kassym—jomart tokayev, took office last year, he promised to change that, and to ease restrictions on public protest. but there is little sign of change. civil society groups say they are not happy with the proposed reforms, and dissent on the streets is short—lived, and met with a swift, heavy—handed response. rich preston, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, party time in rio: millions take to the streets for the annual carnival. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called

the democratic party of kazakhstan will rise.ian budgetary and for limiting freedom of speech. when a democratic president took office last year, he promised to change that and to ease with directions on public protest. but there is little signs of change. these groups they not happy with the proposed reforms and these protests have been met with a swift, heavy—handed response. richard preston, bbc news. a storm, carrying clouds of red sand from the sahara, has forced the suspension of many flights in and out of the canary islands. parts of gran canaria and tenerife were blanketed with the dust, which is blocking out the sun. winds of up to 120 kilometres an hour are buffeting the islands. the regional government has declared a state of alert and advised people to keep doors and windows closed. authorities in la nzarote's capital have cancelled all carnival celebrations. it's that time of year again — when the streets of rio dejaneiro become a sea of colour and sound. the annual carnival is under way — and millions of people are

imus on a big job a then kazakhstan and i'll tell you how the remnants of soviet culture is having an impact and how the society deals with the disabled. plus culture on a place the pottery style that's received international recognition. hello again welcome back we're here cross parts of the middle east we are watching one storm system right now making its way towards the east now this did bring some snow across parts of iraq as well as iran we do expect to see some more snow here as it makes its way towards afghanistan as well as into pakistan it could well you could see some snow flurries in your forecast for the temps there on monday of minus one now the big story as we go towards the beginning and towards the middle of the week is what is going to happen over here towards parts of turkey we do have a system that is coming out of europe and with it there's going to be a lot of cold air as well as some very windy conditions you can start to see it up here towards the edge of a map all of the rain as well as the snow here on tuesday but the big difference will be as we go towards we

still at all al-jazeera dozens detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government protesters and poisoned by pollution and doctors main source of drinking water becomes a toxic stream in bangladesh. the talking is near the full boxes containing wild tyson theory as they go into that heavyweight title when not peter will have that story in school. hello again welcome back to you in a national weather forecast we're here across japan we are watching one system make its exit into the pacific we're still going to be left with some snow potentially over here across the western part of japan we call the sea effect snow when the the wind pushes across the japan picks of the moisture and then dumps it over here on that western shore particularly the higher elevations for took here though it is going to be a better day with the temperature of about 16 degrees here in shanghai i do expect those temperatures to start coming up as we go towards the beginning of the week it's going to be a nice day here on sunday with 15 degrees but on monday clouds are all again 21 degrees above average

the democratic party of because it's done will rise. —— of kazakhstan.he limiting freedom of speech. when president tokayev took office last year, he promised to change that, and to ease restrictions on public protest. but there is little sign of change. civil society groups say they are not happy with the proposed reforms and dissent on the streets is short lived and met with a swift, heavy—handed response. south sudan's president salva kiir has called for reconciliation following a bitter civil war and "forgiven" his rival riek machar, who has been reappointed as first vice—president. the former rebel leader was sworn in to be the country's deputy leader with a new peace deal set to end six years of conflict. the bbc‘s catherine byaruhanga reports from the south sudan capitaljuba. the man of the moment, riek machar, arrived — shaking hands, hugging, and smiling. so help me god... the former rebel leader was sworn into office before his arch rival, president salva kiir, and promised they would now serve their people. i want to assure you we will work co

believe safe for them now and they say people are dead and 137 have been wounded in violence in kazakhstan gangs of on demand of attack restaurants and businesses in the southern zone bill region president causing so much has called an emergency government session and has sent security personnel to the area for him has more. than a letter fighting on friday night in southern kazakhstan brought this village to a standstill footage on social media which cannot be independently verified shows houses and commercial properties up in smoke and cars overturned as men in burleson confrontation throwing rocks dozens of people were injured and others killed somebody. it was a terrible night there was conflict between kazakhs and done before. attacked us unexpectedly i think it was planned the number of victims is higher the houses on the main streets a burned all the shops and buildings damaged and cars were stolen it's unclear what caused the violence in the car died district of john bill region the area where the fighting took place is home to ethnic kazakhs and the doomed minority group muslims o

well still out here on the news hour dozens detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on hunting couple testers also peace and punishment in one city we look at the contrasting sides of life in libya's capital. and the talking is it ever so bold as to say want less toxic material as they go into that heavyweight title rematch piece of all of those details in school. hello again it's good to have you back well here across united states we are watching of course the south very carefully we have a lot of flooding that's going on across much of the southeast and that is all due to the very heavy rain that we have seen and we really don't need any more across the area unfortunately though sunday looks like it's a good day across much of the areas just light rain showers here it's really as we get towards monday more developing rain across much of this area slowly making its way towards the east so all of those rivers that are already flooded will probably stay flooded over the next few days over here towards new york though it is going to be a nice start of the week with a temperature of abo

i'm a solid job in kazakhstan and i'll tell you how the remnants of soviet culture is having an impact on how the society deals with the disabled. are. going to welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across turkey in coming days we're going to be seeing more weather in terms of rain snow as well as winds we do have a system coming out of europe making its way towards the southeast and you can see here on tuesday not looking too bad but by the time we do get to wednesday. we do pick up a lot more snow a lot more winds across much of the area as well as we're going to see some rain pushing through parts of istanbul heavy rain across the southern coast as well and we're going to sing opera though those temperatures are going to be diving by the time we get towards thursday starting at 12 going to 15 on wednesday changing to snow by the time we get to thursday with a temperature of about 3 degrees there well the northeastern part of africa will also be experiencing some very windy conditions across the next 3 days mostly here towards libya as well as into egypt those win

the reports of violence between kazakhstan and the quake community over fears of coronavirus chinese restaurants and businesses have reportedly been burnt down singapore has increased its alert level after new cases of corn a virus not linked to previous infections or travel to china were reported people are rushing to supermarkets to stock up on food and essential goods and around the world war people are buying mass and what's called personal protective equipment or p.p. pushing up prices and creating shortages the world is facing severe disruption in the market for personal 4 percent and 40 active keep him and the mondays of $200.00 times higher than normal and prizes not up to 20 times higher the u.n. agency says more than 80 percent of corner virus cases globally reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta al-jazeera it or any us live in beijing's have a trainer what do we know about the latest efforts to contain this. at the government press conference today the government announce that this corona virus has b

fighting on friday night in southern kazakhstan brought this village to a standstill footage on social media which cannot be independently verified shows houses and commercial properties up in smoke and cars overturned as armed men in pearls in confrontation throwing rocks dozens of people were injured and others killed. it was a terrible night there was conflict between kazakhs and before attacked us unexpectedly i think it was planned the number of victims is higher the houses on the main streets a burned all the shops and buildings damaged and cars were stolen it's unclear what caused the violence in the car died district of john bill region the area where the fighting took place is home to ethnic kazakhs and the doomed minority group muslims of chinese ethnic origin while kazakhstan's authorities declared a state of emergency the president has called for calm. a number of settlements in the quarter district of the region clashes and fights between local residents took place educators' tried to take advantage of the situation unfortunately there are dead and wounded i express my sin

rice workers in kazakhstan say thousands of the sable children living in orphanages are facing abuse and neglect a soviet era practice means children with disabilities can be handed over to state institutions at birth but says her son a binge of aid reports from our must see some parents are trying to end the practice and make society more inclusive. from buying medicine to groceries everything is a struggle in a wheelchair and winters are specially hard for maxim he finds it difficult to live on disability benefits with no access to work political he just from normal to march i sit at home because of the read there if i get sick then there may not be enough money from the allowance so i have to see food and that's without delicacies they cost them. but beyond the lack of access there is a much deeper stigma in kazakhstan for people who have special needs or disabilities. bible says her marriage ended when she decided to keep her son who has down syndrome when children with disabilities are born here parents can send them to orphanages a soviet era practice of exclusion and abandonme

ambassador to kazakhstan who is now with a think tank the rand corporation and he says it's time for the country to have free elections. almost a year ago president i was a buy off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city we haven and of itself and that turned out to be popular as it's done as an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they watched as popular revolution. for example i mean here 2 years ago there's a landscape election and ukraine last year was a real democratic. i will call it a wave but democratic movement and the former soviet space and it's catching up to kazakhstan over the past year as these demonstrations have taken hold 1st of all some civil society demonstrations but more recently they have evolved as civil society demonstrations often due to political and to government. and now calling for creation of a democratic political party that's a positive development there should be an opportunity for other political parties to develop ha

they're trying to form a coalition dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations disasters gathered in the cops a long time on and in the country's largest city if there is anger over restrictions on the creation of political parties the opposition leader. has been detained for organizing the rally thousands of people have rallied in algeria as capital it marks the 1st anniversary of the start of protests that forced longtime president. to step down but demonstrators also want his allies removed from power as well as the entire political system to be overhauled. you have to dates with the headlines on al jazeera we'll have more news coming up right after. we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and we listen so if you put in place china as an enemy of ours and that's really then yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter just 0 is 00 saying suchi complicit in war crimes or even genocide against the rohingya muslims of myanmar on up from

dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations which esther's gathered in the capsule. and in the country's largest city if. there is anger regarding restrictions over the creation of political parties the opposition leader has been detained for organizing the rally the suits whose 80 year old prime minister has denied accusations that he's fled to south africa after he failed to appear in court it's thomas to bonnie was due to be charged on friday with murdering is a strange wife but instead of facing the judge she traveled to south africa for what aides said was a medical appointments to his former wife was shot dead in june 27th seen 2 days before he took office and 2 months before he married his current wife he denies any involvement in the killing. hundreds of people have been marching in the german city of head now in solidarity with those killed in wednesday's racially motivated attack carrying a banner saying racism in fascism is everywhere the demonstrators walked through the streets in a peaceful protest 9

is possible nicola gage al jazeera dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations but protest has gathered in the capital or still targeting the country's largest city of el monte where there's anger regarding restrictions over the creation of political parties opposition leader. has been detained for organizing the rally william courtney is a former u.s. ambassador to the country who is now with a think tank the rand corporation he says it's time for the country to have free and fair elections. almost a year ago president by off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city we haven and of itself and that turned out to be popular as it's done as an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they watched as popular revolutions and for example i mean here 2 years ago there's a landscape election and crane last year was a real democratic. i would call it a wave but democratic movement and the fo

the reports of violence between kazakhstan and epic way community over fears of coronavirus chinese restaurants and businesses have reportedly been burned down singapore has increased its alert level after new cases of corn a virus not linked to previous infections or travel to china were reported people are rushing to supermarkets to stock up on food and essential goods and around the world war people are buying mass and what's called personal protective equipment or p.p. pushing up prices and creating shortages the world is facing severe disruption in the market for person and for person and i'm protective equipment. to monday's of $200.00 times higher than normal and prizes not up to 20 times higher the u.n. agency says more than 80 percent of corner virus cases globally reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here. and sarah clarke joins us now from hong kong so sarah what can you tell us about the latest firm death from this virus. and we've had confirmed a u.s. citizen who was hospitalized in quarantin

all 3 landed safely on a sunny hillside in kazakhstan coke's mission broke the record for the longest continuous stay in space by a woman she spent 328 days aboard the aja says having left earth in march 29 tain and while away the trail blazing astronauts also participated in the fight in the 1st all female space walk alongside fellow american jessica mia. next tuesday w. christmas day changed. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near jewels who. mistreat of the slave trade is africa's history. just. before or in traffic plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think we will truly be making progress when we all accept these troops leave as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routs starts march 9th on d w the. global markets serves as china makes good on a pledge to slash tariffs on u.s. imports but will a coronavirus feel downturn make it hard for the country to keep all its promises. to the german chancellor i'm going to malveaux is in south africa seem to further boost ties with germ

fellow crew members from the international space station all 3 landed safely on a sunny hillside in kazakhstan mission broke a record for the longest continuous stay in space by a woman she spent 328 days or the i.s.o.'s having left earth in march 29 tain the trail blazing astronaut also participated in the 1st all female space walk alongside fellow american jessica mia. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download from google from the out store that it gives you access to all the latest news from around the world and push notifications for any breaking news if you're part of a news story you can send us the g w up just send us your photos and videos. up next. africa with my colleague christine was there is more on our web site t w dot com thanks for watching.

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without the 0 kazakhstan. world war one film $917.00 a swept the british academy awards or baptists winning 7 of prizes for hill mohammed has more on the night and the controversy surrounding it came to the british academy film awards a star studded ceremony that honors the best in the world of film and the top winner of the night 1917 san mandy's for 90. the world war one movie 17 a wall. words including best film and best director. and best documentary went to for summer a film about a young mothers experience in syria's civil war as we speak and there was a bombing and shelling on over 3500000 civilians these people there and they should hear your voice now they should hear that britain as a country as a great country when that happened again renee zellweger one best actress for her role in judy thanks everyone and laura dern best supporting actress for marriage story so thank you bafta thank you for including me in this room of extraordinary artists amid the glamour there was criticism for lack of diversit

fellow crew members from the international space station all 3 landed safely on a sunny hillside in kazakhstan coke's mission broke the record for the longest continuous stay in spice by a woman she spent 328 days aboard the i.o.c. this having left earth in march 29 tain while away the trial blazing astronaut also participated in the 1st all female spice walk along side fellow american jessica nia. you're watching t w news from delhi and there's more at the top of the hour coming up out film a documentary featuring the sound of freedom looking at 200 years of the music of hope and protest you can get all the latest news and information on our website it's to jump to talk called i'm sorry thanks so much.

now look at some of the other stories making news around the world the government in kazakhstan says at least 10 people have been killed in rioting in villages and general province near the border to kyrgyzstan the area is home to a muslim minority of chinese origin the president has ordered an investigation to determine what sparked the violence. exit polls from ireland's general election points to a tie between the 3 largest parties incumbent prime minister earlier of a. aren't cars party is tied with the left wing nationalist fein and center right fianna for oil frustration with years of budget austerity and a housing crisis are among the main issues for voters. a major storm is bearing down on northern europe ireland and britain face driving rain and winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour germany is also getting prepared for the storm's arrival which is expected to be one of the worst in recent years. all right a look at german soccer now and the think it's hydel hopeful's 1st at dortmund were looking to continue their recent dominance over byron lever koos an unnatural a $21.00

he beat alexander bublik from kazakhstan in two hard fought sets — 7—6, 6—4 — and plays germany's jan—lennardt for karolina pliskova at the qatar open. the number three seed was beaten in straight sets by the world number 44, ons jabeur from tunisia. jabeur took the deciding set 6—3 — to seal her place in the last eight. she'll now face the number eight seed petra kvitova who needed three sets to see offjelena ostapenko. kvitova — who won the title two years ago — raced through the deciding set 6—1. to rugby union, as the six nations championship is the latest sporting event to be affected by the coronavirus. it was confirmed on wednesday that the match between ireland and italy, which was due to take place in dublin on seventh march, has been postponed, and may even be cancelled completely. the corresponding fixtures in the women's and under—20 championships have also been called off. the national public health emergency team has determined that the series of matches should not proceed in the interest of public health. they are happy to comply with this instruction. we will immediately begin

the world number 19 from kazakhstan won 7—6, 6—3, and she'll face petra martic next.aland and india. india are currently on 95/11. from all of us at the bbc sport centre. thanks for watching. see you next time. hello there. the weather is staying unsettled to end the week and indeed into the weekend we have got more rain at times, also some strong winds, thanks to an active jetstream bringing areas of low pressure in. for friday, it's going to be a very windy day, and most of the rain would be across western hills, across the northern half of the country. here it is on the pressure charts. you can see lots of isobars across the country, so it will be windy and these weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland, particularly western northern ireland, into western scotland, north—west england and, at times, into northern and western wales. further south and east, it should be drier and brighter but a very blustery day for all. those winds gusting 30—110 miles an hourfor many. parts of south—east scotland, east of the pennines, could see gusts a

pliskova, who reached the final of this event in 2015, will face the unseeded elena rybakina from kazakhstanplay in the proposed breakaway premier golf league. the tournament would be an 18—event grand prix—style world tour, with a prize fund of $240 million, said to rival the pga tour, if it goes ahead. tiger woods and justin rose have both been approached but the world number one says it's not for him. the one thing is a personal golfer in my position is the fact i value i have autonomy and freedom over what i do. this is a perfect example. some guys this week had the choice not to come to mexico. if you want to play in this other golf league, you won't have that choice. for me, imight, my you won't have that choice. for me, i might, my position is i am against it and sell there may come a day i can't be against it, if everyone goes, i might not have a choice. —— iam against goes, i might not have a choice. —— i am against it and until. the sixth season of the pakistan super league will begin in the few hours with the opening match showcasing the defending champions quetta gladiators. new

the reports of violence between kazakhstan and epic way community over fears of coronavirus chinese restaurants and businesses have reportedly been burned down singapore has increased its alert level after new cases of corn a virus not linked to previous infections or travel to china were reported people are rushing to supermarkets to stock up on food and essential goods and around the world war people are buying mass at what's called personal protective equipment or p.p. pushing up prices and creating shortages the world is facing the severe disruption in the market for personal for president and protective equipment. to monday's $200.00 times higher than normal and prizes not up to 20 times higher the u.n. agency says more than 80 percent of corner virus cases go be reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here. voting is underway in ireland snap general election opinion polls are predicting a shift away from the 2 main center right parties towards the left wing nationalist shin fein party while ireland has

she touched down in kazakhstan. she booked the longest flight ever for a nasa astronaut.days on the international space station and took part in the first all female spacewalk. >> there you go. body cam video caught the moment a georgia police officer saved a baby's month last night. herald drummond performed cpr on the child with his fingers. the 6-month-old suddenly began crying. he's okay and back with his parent who is grateful for drummond's heroic actions. >>> a massive crowd filled the treats to celebrate the kansas city chiefs super bowl win. some camped out for hours to catch a glimpse of the team. there was a brief scare when an impaired driver drove through a parade barrier. police eventually stopped the driver. two people inside that car were arrested but no one was hurt. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," elizabeth smart tells gayle king how she is empowering others after being sexually assaulted last summer on a plane. i'm laura podesta. this is the "cbs morning news". i'm laura podesta >>> our top stories this morning, president trump is expected to

> i'll be able to do that >> reporter: the russian soyuz carrying koch and crew landed today in kazakhstanw the nasa scientist goes under the microscope herself, the focus of several studies on the effects space has on women >> christina, welcome home >> her next assignment, celebrating all planet earth has to offer including a trip to the beach. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. good night, everyone ♪ >> ♪ i hope you never lose ♪ your sense of wonder ♪ g ♪ but always keep that hunger ♪ may you never take ♪ one single breath ♪ leave you empty handed ♪ i hope you still feel ♪ small when you stand ♪ beside the ocean ♪ whenever one door closes ♪ i hope one more opens ♪ promise me that you'll give ♪ faith a fighting chance ♪ and when you get the choice ♪ to sit it out or dance ♪ i hope you dance ♪ i hope you dance ♪ i hope you dance ♪ i hope u ♪ i hope you stilll bide the oc♪ ♪ whenever one door closes ♪ promise me that you'll give ♪ faith a fighting chance ♪ and when you get the choice ♪ to sit it out or dance ♪ i hope you dance [cheers and applause] what's up! welcome to "the kelly cla

koch landed today in kazakhstan . she took part in the first all-female spacewalk. >> the amount of support and outpouring of interest from the spacewalks in particular and in some ways the record-breaking part of the mission has been overwhelming and a big surprise. >> it is providing data for nasa and look at the agency ready for a trip to mars. >>> let's get a look at the weather with mary. >> hello, kenny and michelle . we are looking at temperatures that are warmer compared to yesterday at this time here is a live look with the salesforce tower camera looking east at the bay bridge, and you can see beautiful blue skies. it is already 60 degrees in concord and for san jose looking at 57 in oakland with 630 right now in livermore and 59 in santa rosa. it is sunny and mild with daytime highs above average for this time of the year. we will continue with that sunshine and mild temperatures friday and saturday. there are changes ahead on sunday with a dry cold front bring in breezy conditions for all of us to enter we

forward to this moment, descending in the capsule with her fellow astronauts to a foggy landing and kazakhstan. >> they said the ride in the parachute is the ride of your life. >> they were pulled from their pods for a quick checkup and their first phone calls. christina koch holds the record for the longest spaceflight of any woman . it will give researchers new data on how space effects the female body. the michigan native was also a part of the first all-female crew spacewalk. >> the amount of support and outpouring of interest from those spacewalks in particular, in some ways the record- breaking part of the mission have been overwhelming and in some ways a big surprise. >> she hopes with that surprise will come more curiosity about space exploration. >>> cook traveled 139 million miles during her rank to seventh on the list of most experienced nasa astronauts. >>> two pilots are being investigated for possible negligence after their plane skidded off the runway in turkey and snapped into pieces. three people died in 180 injured. security camera video showed the planes hard landing. the go

there's photos, little mosaic tiles of princess diana, bob marley, kazakhstan, right in the middle. all over the world contributed tiles to the project. for selaron, it was a cumulation of his life's work. he died in 2013. his body found at the foot of the stairs. but his creation lives on. today it's a big tourist attraction in a largely safe section of the city. get here after 10am and you'll probably be jostling for space. this isjorge selaron‘s legacy. tiles were sent here from all of the world to create it, now tourists come here from all over the world to enjoy it. it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip through america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 61 national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently travelling all over t

in august 2015 kitty stand joined russia kazakhstan belarus and armenia as the 5th member of the kremlin led your asian economic union the country's politicians have failed to move as an important step towards development and cooperation facilitating the free flow of labor between the unions members but while entry into the e.u. certainly made life for kyrgyzstan the migrant workers a little easier others believe the move could lead to increased social tension was really it's a hero really in store for the people sure thought of or slow. supply was depleted machine energy is the original status and they had probably a law that there was a world citizen in the president put a swab of them with a garbage can watch plus there was a video release of it is. the idea for a quota system was also put forward at a gathering of nationalist activists in moscow last year it's a controversial proposal that has disturbing echoes of sentiments heard from far right groups in the us and europe yesterday as to reason. that the future took up the leaves possibly is why did not others you cannot see but who

> i'll be able to do that >> reporter: the russian soyuz carrying koch and crew landed today in kazakhstannow the nasa scientist goes under the microscope herself, the focus of several studies on the effects space has on women >> christina, welcome home >> her next assignment, celebrating all planet earth has to offer including a trip to the beach. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> we add our welcome home that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. good night, everyone >>> right now at 6:00, new images emerge. what they reveal about a san jose man shot and killed inside a car. >>> and the latest on the coronavirus. the bay area lab helping speed up results. >>> but first, hundreds of calls a year. we uncover new numbers showing the added pressure the homeless are putting on bay area firefighters. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. making it in the bay, stories that focus on our housing crisis. we have uncovered the danger stemming from homeless encampments in the east bay and how they're draining the resources of our fire department. the bay area's robe

she landed iner kazakhstan a spending 328 days in space, just short of the american record.re has been a pent political moment in germany. stepping down as leader of the state, he had been in office for one day. he's from the liberal mdp party and was elected with support of the far-right party. isin the first time a ream party had allowed them to play kingmaker like that. it caused a huge upset. here is thomas earlier. >> together withta my parliaments calling for the free democrats, we decided to ask the st parliament to be dissolved. by doing so, we would likeo make new elections possible and to remove the flaw of the afp support for state premier. democrats need democratic majorities, and obviously there isn'ent one with this parli >> the national leader of the ftp said he was right to fr himself from what he called the pendency on the afd. he is in these -- it's in the center of journey -- of germany. the left party -- the aft it was second. the ftp only got%. it was assumed there man would continue his state premier, but he lost that vote by one vote, defeated by the f

there's photos, little mosaic tiles of princess diana, bob marley, kazakhstan, right in the middle.rom all over the world contributed tiles to the project. for selaron, it was a cumulation of his life's work. he died in 2013. his body found at the foot of the stairs. but his creation lives on. today it's a big tourist attraction in a largely safe section of the city. get here after 10am in the morning and you'll probably be jostling for space. this isjorge selaron's legacy. tiles were sent here from all of the world to create it, now tourists come here from all over the world to enjoy it. it really is a special spot here in rio dejaneiro, brazil. up next, it's time for another of our incredible journeys. michael fiala and his best buddy, a siberian husky called sox, are part way through a truly amazing road trip across america. their aim is to take on all 50 states and 61 national parks and, as you can imagine, they're turning quite a few heads as they do it. we caught up with them as they arrived in florida. my name's michael fiala and this is my dog, sox, and we are currently trav

pictures have emerged of the devastation caused by last week's deadly violence in kazakhstan reports say ethnic conflicts clashed with members of the doomed guns a muslim group at least 10 people were killed the violence broke out in the southern john bill region many doing guns fled across the border into nate the neighboring republic of kyrgyzstan. dicky's president john says his country will do whatever necessary to push back the syrian regime and by the end of the month the turkish leader has threatened to attack regime forces quote everywhere from now on if any turkish forces are harmed at observation post or as for in syria and john also made a reference to the escalating tensions in the humanitarian situation there. the regime as well as the russian forces and the iran backed militants acting with it immediately continuously attacking civilians committing massacre at causing bloodshed. that may now draw indeed obvious correspondent in turkey in istanbul who dionne as we just heard strong words from are we heading for a further escalation in or an already very tense situation.

international space station and it includes christina koch, a record—setting us astronaut landing in kazakhstane other astronauts. 328 days, record—breaking mission. they launched into orbit last march and the mission was extended after the original span of six months. i can't imagine what it must have been like to finally come down to earth. she looks very happy. congratulations to that team. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon. good morning. we've got some wild weather on its way for the weekend, storm ciara is going to move in. more details and a second. today it is the calm again, dry conditions with sunny spells. still some fog patches around greater london and the home counties. high pressure dominating things today. light winds, lots of fine weather and sunny spells. the fog will lift up but it may be a bit cloudy for some as we go into the afternoon. maximum temperatures up to a roundabout 9 degrees. there will be some fog reforming across central and southern areas tonight but with clear skies turning quite chilly. some frost to take us into friday morning. temperatures

the reports of violence between kazakhstan and a.p. quake community over fears of coronavirus chinese restaurants and businesses have reportedly been burnt down singapore has increased its alert level after new cases of corn a virus not linked to previous infections or travel to china were reported people are rushing to supermarkets to stock up on food and essential goods and around the world war people are buying mass and what's called personal protective equipment or p.p. pushing up prices and creating shortages the world is facing severe disruption in the market for personal for president and protective equipment. demand is $200.00 times higher than normal and prizes not up to 20 times higher the u.n. agency says more than 80 percent of corn a virus cases globally reported can be considered mild and is calling for nations to work together to fight the outbreak priyanka gupta is here orchestrating us live for us in beijing and joins us now katrina as the numbers continue to grow the way that the government needs to respond is is chan

which is of in most of the devastation caused by last week's deadly violence in kazakhstan reports the ethnic conflicts clashed with members of the din guns a muslim group at least 10 people were killed the violence broke out in the sudden jumble region many didn't dance fled across the border into neighboring republic of kyrgyzstan fantasy and president abbas has rejected u.s. president done trumps middle east plan saying it destroyed the concept of a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict speaking at the united nations abbas said he was ready to resume peace negotiations under an international umbrella. turkey's president says his country will do whatever necessary to push back the syrian regime and by the end of this month the turkish media has threatened to attack regime forces quote everywhere from now on if any turkish forces a harmed at observation posts or elsewhere in syria. edwin also made reference to the escalating tensions and and the humanitarian situation there. the regime as well as the russian forces and the iran backed militants acting with it immediatel

beaches of image of the devastation caused by last week's deadly violence in kazakhstan reports say ethnic conflicts clashed with members of the don't guns a muslim group at least 10 people were killed the monster caught in the sudden john bill region many doing guns fled across the border into the neighboring republic of kyrgyzstan. but listen in president mahmoud abbas has rejected u.s. president middle east plan saying it destroyed the concept of a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict speaking at the united nations abbas said he was ready to resume peace negotiations under an international umbrella. and advance by syrian government troops into the rebel stronghold of italy province has ruptured relations between the key international players involved in the conflict the past 10 days have seen deadly clashes between rebel allied turkish soldiers and syrian regime forces president ed on has lashed out at both syria and its russian backers vowing to retaliate against any renewed attacks meanwhile the fighting has unleashed a humanitarian crisis. the roads out of sarmad prov