that's al-jazeera is kemal hide of that lie from the whole thank you for that update. well germany's ambassador to venezuela has been ordered to leave within. daniel krajina is accused of meddling in states' affairs president nicolas maduro says it was unacceptable for the ambassador to welcome home joe on monday the opposition leader traveled abroad to rally support for his leadership. and venezuela's most vulnerable people are dying because of budget cuts mental health facilities throughout the country are collapsing leaving patients without doctors food or medicine you see in human reports from the town of petty back into cheer estate a warning that some viewers may find some of these images disturbing. half hidden at the end of this road is what was one of the news whalers most respected psychiatrically have been the taishan centers. now the only person left there is but not of the are seeing it as the watchman for the last fifteen years evil get us to have a why did they close the institute i ask. because there was no medicine or food there used to be three hundre

from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera the algerian the government is all to the closure of universities as pressure mounts on the ailing president to abandon his plans for a fifth term the founder of the private u.s. military company blackwater admits to al-jazeera he did meet with donald trump's campaign to despite telling congress author what's and five years on from the disappearance of flight m h three seventy aviation experts are developing the technology to track planes wherever they might go. so there are rival rallies underway in venezuela as capital the president nicolas maduro and the opposition leader called on supporters to show their support heavy government security has been deployed along the opposition leaders route these rallies of course comes as millions of venezuelans have seen some of the longest electricity blackouts in recent memory power has been restored in some cities but there's been damage to an already crumbling health care. system. the united states meanwhile has ruled out using force to deliver aid into vene

nine international players have been competing and crushing in the pox on super our correspondent kemal hyder is at the national stadium in crotch before us come all tell us about the security operation in place for this game. well first of all you must understand by the fact that tensions between india and pakistan are running high that's the last thing on the minds of the people in karachi turning out in very large numbers the witness a marriage of the bugger stand still for the thirteen thousand policeman i know we're going paramilitary forces have been deployed and this they did to ensure that their games go out. and i didn't know instead and this is after all that said they would call rampant killing targeted killing edited the guides and after a major security operation that city and now. the pakistan of god will be showcasing that it is able to hold a large event and the people of that archie also turning out enthusiastically as you can see behind me queuing up to witness the buckets on the police finally tonight ok and and former cricketer now prime minister and rankine what are

everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera the headlines one week on and families still await the return of their loved ones from the ethiopian airlines crash as investigators piece together what exactly went wrong and fulfilling a promise the new president of democratic republic of congo makes crucial steps towards freedom a man. just . as will be waking to an increased security situation across the country it is now been three days since fifty people were killed by a government to mosques and while the pain and shock is obviously still raw there is a lot of attention now on making sure it doesn't happen again these ilands top police officers says there will be a highly visible will be a highly visible presence across the country as people go back to work on monday extra officers deployed around places like schools businesses and places of worship prime minister just into on turns promised to times and gun laws as being widely welcomed her cabinet will consider options on monday such as banning private ownership of semiautomatic rifles and a government fu

mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for joining us my pleasure kemal and that is it from us or join us again next week and also be sure to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series. from the whole team thanks for joining us so you can see. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life from sars with updates on the best about just serious documentaries. from. revisiting anatomy of an american city. friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore. the rewind on al-jazeera. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of put it to. those trucks cross what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is europe on al-jazeera thailand's military government is accused of using repressive bulls to silence in general critics. but a new brigade of assets is. what i want a snake's thailand's rebel losses. zero. k. members of a pakistan

strategy why this is important kemal is that over the last two years since president trump took office the rest of the security council have really ceded to the u.s. on this issue because trump said he had a plan he had his own son in law jared cushion a working all mapped plan i think they've been waiting a very long time now they're getting more and more uneasy and the security council during this time is not pronounced on the issue it's not come up with any resolution on israel palestine jury that time now they're beginning to speak out the french currently hold the presidency of the security council speaking in the meeting in the security council and its national capacity the french ambassador said the silence of the security council was becoming ever more deafening james bays our diplomatic editor in new york thank you so let's return to the issue of gardner and we've got sally have a name are joining us on skype from texas actually co-founder of the electronic intifada or an online publication covering israeli palestine conflict alley we are technically anything period now which

i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera and representatives of algeria's president have formally put forward his name for reelection abdulaziz with the flick is seeking a fifth term despite large scale protests that he is unfit for office but the eighty two year old has pledged to call a new vote if we're elected next month we're in no need i'm more someone. i insist by the power of god if the algerian people renew their confidence in me to hold the historic responsibility to achieve their fundamental requirement to change the system i pledge to organize early elections to be set up by the independent national conference i pledge not to be a candidate in the last election. you know the news al-jazeera has obtained exclusive pictures inside the home of the saudi consul general in istanbul after the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi a documentary airing on al-jazeera arabic details how turkish officials believe an of an may have been used to dispose of his body donald trump says he wants to end large scale military exercises with south korea to save the u

and an image thank you very much kemal you following all that's going to be asked yes. broadly speaking lawrence thank you we're going to see lawrence again at seventeen hundred hours g.m.t. news special here on al-jazeera as we await the first votes on thursday on briggs that yet trying to keep up with it now before we speak to our next guest about the effect all of this is having on europe i just want to show you quickly something if he posted on twitter i know that looks extraordinary but basically this is exploring all the options so if we go to this point you see right in the middle would be fourteenth of march a vote on a break that delay have come up with three or four different scenarios which go all the way down the bottom each one of those six black lines represents something which is most likely to happen and worryingly right down the bottom you see thirty two percent no deal loons ministers resign chaos in crisis if we don't have that already let's talk to john worth a berlin based blogger and european union affairs visiting lecturer at the college of europe

is here now with a look at your support of our high kemal all they gave us soldier has been confirmed as manager of manchester united on a permanent basis he signed a three year contract at old trafford so sure originally replaced josie marino as interim boss until the end of the season but united have lost just one premier league game and reached the quarter finals of the champions league this is been my course ultimate dream all the time. and maybe a naive dream but. always have the dream in my mind to have this responsibility for this huge from the thoughts of the family with the book. and so on and i'm privileged to be given this fantastic responsibility to lead us forward southampton's manager is blocking why fire team hotels to stop his players becoming daming addicks fast and huddle took similar measures at his old club in germany and believes it's a very serious problem but that's a small problem of think because. if you be honest then it's the same like alcoholism or getting addicted to drugs or something but it's something you get addicted to and and that means you have to p

national mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to thank you for joining us my pleasure kemal and that is it from us or join us again next week and also be sure to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series i'm come all santamaria from the whole team thanks for joining us so you can see. our. magic house on debates discusses and dissect the big issues of our times and head to head five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's to come sit. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem to its own its past present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunisia join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in million man. march on i'll just sierra. the fact. this morning place on the planet and one that could soon be lost. it's an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention to give the big i would say here to at best now it's

mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for joining us my pleasure kemal and that is it from us or join us again next week and also be sure to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series i'm come on santa maria from the whole team thanks for joining us so you can see. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best about just serious documentaries the struggle continues book from bob did to now use distance revisiting. anatomy of an american city i have close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ass of my students and it does not look rewind on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks i was after the explosions to the point to say the city is safe and the civilians one of the targets. with detailed coverage despite the high cost the right young men are still volunteering to fight this partly out of a sense of pa feel sick to see from around the world it must see it different now that is a few that speaks four to five many many peop

the drain the democratic solutions for it that we've heard from the campaign trail like from senator kemal areas that they want medicare for all and that americans will just have to give up their employer employer sponsored health care plans is very frightening and i don't think either side yet really has a handle or a grasp on it david surprise since supposed to be american public since save of the affordable care defeat or defeat from the jaws of victory i should say i mean health care is the issue on which they had the worst last since watergate in the midterm elections it's an issue that the democrats seem to do well on especially if they get rid of obamacare with all its problems by the way without having a replacement that was the problem for paul ryan that was why he had so many problems as speaker of the house alert i think the democrats win on health care particularly the five states that will probably decide the next election as of now amy. well certainly democrats they campaigned on health care that was smart we knew going into the midterm election that health care was the numbe

and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria since around as they were english launched back in two thousand and six we've been adding to our collection of award winning films year by year and here on rewind we're showcasing some of them once again today it's a one on one east film about the abnormally high suicide rate among young indigenous australians each year more than one hundred aboriginals choose to end their lives they are twice as likely to commit suicide as other restraints in kimberley and western australia tree stumps they use to mark the site of a suicide and programs based on ancient rituals have been developed to try to help young people find their way from twenty twelve this is australia's last generation . remote and picturesque. the kimberley in north west australia. a vast area three times the size of england. the traditional lands of the good ranges. to take care of the land. a using their bush skills. study but it's a different thing that ensure. what's or what. but recently these ranges have had to a quiet a new set of skills. to respond on the ball to

doha and i'm kemal santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera where we are also looking at developments in bragg's at this hour i express my frustration with our collective failure to take a decision but i know. the prime minister theresa may admitting to parliament there is not enough support to take a break that deal to a third voters. had to be got up going father and mother with a smile. it was as if he knew he was not coming back and a grieving father remembers the heroic actions of his son in the iraqi ferry sinking. so developing events in washington and in gaza this hour. with a link to israel the united states has now officially recognized israel's claim to sovereignty over the occupied golan heights we're going to talk about that shortly but i want to start in gaza where the israeli military has begun bombing the strip after sunday's rocket attack near tel aviv these latest images coming from the enclave before night fell the military says it is hitting home asked targets and it has mobilized ground forces near the gaza border this is as we say after a rocket landed in tel avi

this is al-jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news grid ground it boeing's the best selling airplane is in trouble up to china ethiopia and indonesia all order the seven three seven max planes out of the sky that is off to the ethiopian airlines crash which killed one hundred fifty seven people we've got updates coming from. nairobi as the investigation begins also on the grid me and. already enduring miserable conditions in the camps of bangladesh and they could now face a new crisis according to the un special rapporteur also wants me in my referred to the international criminal court for its treatment of the muslim population and global conflicts drag on one industry is definitely benefiting the latest global arms report shows how just five. now account for three quarters of world sales and how more and more of those weapons heading to the middle east. facing accusations of political bias on its part twitter says it will only allow certain advertisers to run campaigns head of india's general elections. twe

that's right to give you an example of how big the impact here is kemal two companies are responsible for ninety eight percent of the aircraft sold around the world that air bus which has about forty five percent of the market and boeing which has forty three and boeing was expecting these planes to lift its market share and twenty nineteen so analysts are now having to re-evaluate that depending on what happens with this incident but it's a huge impact boeing is a two hundred thirty billion dollar company in the u.s. and as you can see from the stock market today that stock market it's a positive day the dow would have been significantly more up about two hundred points had it not been for boeing so there's a major effect throughout the u.s. this is the largest export of manufacture in the united states and of course that has impact around the world by stopping these planes if china were not to fly these planes that would affect their economy their ability to get people around so this really has an effect here in the united states in chicago where i am now and where the capital of bo

first race was his appeal to those constituencies we have new have lines according to politico that kemal harris senator cory booker care scintilla brand and joe biden all received donations from none other than donald trump at the top of family in the past do you think that this is going to kind of leave a bad taste in some progressive voters mouth to find out well it's going to be a very broad bad place because donald trump gave money to every democrat that ever walked by trump towers i think dumb should be used to be a democrat up until like four and a half years ago you know depending on how you look at it so i don't think that's going to be an issue because. trump is giving money to everyone. no i think that look i think the voters in the democratic primary side you're right they're going to be looking for someone exciting and someone progressive but on the other hand they want to win more than they want someone who agrees with their views and that poll at one point a week and a half ago that was a twenty three percent difference now it's a little smaller so they're going to be looki

well now kemal hide as more on the story from islamic times august on has handed over the indian fire led to war shot down by a fungus tony croft progress on saying that the indian aircraft were trying to while a deadline crowed and flying into a bunker sunny days after the indian pilots buried there were mauled dead almost killed him however it was the pakistani military rendered a fart and rescued the indian pilot after which he was in pakistan's military custody focused on prime minister imran khan in a gesture of good will send a signal to india that they would release the pilot he had been handed over now i don't wanna go aboard off and budgets on it now hoping that day will be a gesture from india also to deescalate the crisis at the moment the buggers on the military forces are on red alert the aircraft are flying constant air patrols going showed that did no element of surprise from india again and of course the military on a heightened state of alert their situation is still critical and many people headed buggiest on feed their double lives now in india gold and goofy red th

hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria since they were english launched back in two thousand and six we've been adding to our collection of award winning films year by year and here on rewind we're showcasing some of them once again today it's a one on one east.

this issue to the united states is that going to continue because i can tell you behind the scenes kemal there's a growing sense of unease ok james bay is at the u.n. thank you. and through with us here and our senior political analyst mona shower what is well this is a broad question what is donald trump doing in specifically to talk about the occupied golan heights reversing fifty years of u.s. policy with a pen stroke let me just add that also he is trumpeting over a united nations security council resolution forty nine seven was passed with the u.s. blessing in one thousand nine hundred eighty one after israel annexed the golan heights so what is there a broad international law there is a u.n. security council resolution that the united states itself has voted in favor one of those who rare ones that the united states did not veto in favor of israel in general i think the united president trump and here i just want to take exception to some of the stuff i've been hearing in general you know when he started his campaign back in march two thousand and sixteen he said he's neutral on is

force thank you very much with all the reaction there from new delhi hell raman let's now speak to kemal hyder who has more on this from islamabad and come on as we're hearing from sal there certainly a sense of both jubilation and relief that the pilot has now been returned to india but really to put this into context it threatened to become the worst security crisis in the region for decades is that risk still there. well first of all you have to understand the pakistani prime minister imran khan announced that for a joint session of parliament that the indian buyers would be released. but all of even from the openers and members and ron said this was the gesture of peace by the third song. be construed as a weakness now progress on has lived up to its promise by releasing him as a gesture of goodwill for promoting peace and progress on is now waiting to see for a similar gesture from india are. very dangerous right they are to focus on the military and on red alert the air force is on red alert and of course the prime minister and the military also saying today that the fall any event

get a look at some headlines from europe now an island in broadcast center is lauren tyler thanks kemal again in serbia where the president has warned violence will not be tolerated after opposition supporters stole the national t.v. station to protest against his rule i sound of which was speaking at a news conference thousands of demonstrators gathered at side determined to stop him leaving the building which is facing increasing demands to resign and for the country to hold fair elections. it's a little surreal me to servia will not allow while and threats to anyone. everyone who thinks that with hooliganism violence physical attacks and people can gain political results they are mistaken most protesters who stormed the serbia television headquarters are demanding greater press freedom and say the television station presents a biased view. we beg for freedom of the press to give us the opportunity to make the voice of the opposition heard a different opinion so that the organizers of these demonstrations can be heard on serbian public television. authorities in paris have begun a hug

no he doesn't in fact kemal you can almost set a clock by the amount of criticism that lindsey graham has made about. print some homage been solomon he made this statement or something similar to it back in november back in december in january and in february right after the state department missed an important deadline to indicate whether it was going to be taking more actions under the global back netsky act to hold the saudi crown prince and other high ranking saudi officials responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi back on october second the state department has not met that statutory deadline it's been now just about a month and it's been interesting that members of congress who have been very very angry about the administration's reaction to murder they have not as of yet actually a tank and taken any real action in response to the delay to the ministrations need to be forthcoming about its next steps but certainly if and when those sanctions were to come about against the saudi crown prince or against anyone else for that matter in the saudi government they would include u

i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump's been speaking to the very people who got him elected at the largest annual gathering of conservatives in the united states the president attacked democrats over their plan to tackle climate change and dismissed their attempts to look into his personal finances they fight so hard on this which chant this phony deal that they put together this phony thing that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we're going to jackies deals we get a check these people are sick of this. but making some confident noises about challenging trump is bernie sanders in his second bid for the presidency launching his campaign in brooklyn sanders told supporters he expects to win the democratic nomination he described trump is the most dangerous president in modern american history they have headlines now in our dealings with the fleet is refusing to balance of protesters de

kemal harris and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are cosponsoring the legislation. this reflects the nation might shift as more americans support legalization, especially younger voters. >>> the city of lafayette and the city councils is set to consider a ban on flavored tobacco products later today. if approved, the city would implement a tobacco retailers license program to help enforce the band. many cities and counties have recently banned or considering a ban on flavored tobacco products because they say it targets younger people. city council will meet tonight and the meeting begins at 6:15. >>> they are still waiting for failure analysis results as a work so learn the reason behind a total train stop saturday morning. trains are up and running now. the problem started saturday when crews working on a power supply lost two critical computer systems. it lost traction and power routing. nothing is being rolled out. in 2011, a group hacked into bart's website and threatened to reveal personal information. >>> players with the oakland a's are very excited to get t

and i talk about how i understand the appeal of people like bernie and kemal are just give me a policya, especially since the midterm, just on the campaigns that i worked on this stuff is effective. >> kennedy: when it's authentic. when it's not authentic, it's the opposite. >> leslie: because the field is so large and ever-growing right now, the voter -- the would-be voter decides what is authentic. to be what i think this is where president trump has an enormous advantage. you can say we want to say about what he says and what is offensive and so on and so forth. he is who he is. no one has been able to change that since he's been in office. anybody who has known her for decades probably would have said that one before. that authenticity. the authenticity is powerful, especially in the world the social media. >> kennedy: it's fun to make fun of these politicians, because -- >> tyrus: i will be the elephant in the room. [laughter] my issue is not enough depth. if we can get that back up there, she's cheating herself. she's only going like halfway. your elbows need to be at the apex. y

he would come in, and kemal harris was asking for three new deputies, and then he said he should get three new deputies, and i would say no, the d.a. handles all the cases, you handle a subset of the cases, so let's do it on the map. he would stay here until 3:00 in the morning until the budget was done, and would ultimately end up with one more than he should have. but jeff was the of cool. this is the guy who could pull off wearing a suit suit, and he was also cool as it related to his legal innovations, whether it was drug court, the clean slate expungement services, of which i actually try to avail myself of, but was told, and everybody would know about my record, so i didn't do it at the time, and other justice reforms, not to mention his bar exam survival kit, but he also was totally into arts and culture. i think i went and got to see all three of his films, we actually bonded around japanese internment camp experience, and executive order 966 back in the day, 20 odd years ago, when -- when in another walk of life before i was a supervisor, i worked for a nonprofit that bought

i'm kemal santa maria with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera and algeria as eighty two year old president is trying to calm concerns about his potential reelection lizzie's but the think as formally put forward his name for a fifth term in office despite large scale protests but he said if he wins next month's vote then he will call new elections and then went out in baba has the latest. students in algiers telling their president it's time to go. the protesters wanted the constitutional court to stop abdelaziz bouteflika standing for a fifth term in next month's election. police fired water cannon in the capital as the crowd swirls. around. the protests have been echoed in places like france thousands demonstrated in paris on sunday as well as in other cities we are all mobilizing through for example today being many be going up against their fixed mandates but also against the system they have taken our country away from us president buttafuoco who's eighty two has used a wheelchair since suffering a stroke in twenty thirteen and is rarely seen in public he recently travel

first let's go over to come on hi there he's joining us live from the pakistani capital islamabad so kemal when will the pilot be released. where is that something that everybody is rating fall. a great happened. and a great happened there who was born right at media and already that and the fact that they really are sympathetic many everybody looking forward to see how days have been and then more importantly what kind of response come from their lead because the pakistani prime minister. had already tried to call mr modi and. by him. when they were dressing a joint return of parliament he did receive a call from the president who said that it was an excellent step. however i also think that on the indian side the indian media is portraying the. obvious honored releasing that. because it is under pressure that i guess our new prime minister has. your son is ready for any eventuality the armed forces are ready the air force and the army and. the situation is still very precarious so it's really important to see how india now gets form. over. how is all this impacting among domestic politic

mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for joining us my pleasure kemal and that is it from us or join us again next week and also be sure to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series i'm come on santa maria from the whole team thanks for joining us so you can see. rewind continues i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with updates on the best about just serious documentary the struggle continues from. students revisiting anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore of my students and it does not look rewind on al-jazeera. monch on al-jazeera. maggi has sounded pates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad's five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem share their thoughts on its past present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunisia join us for coverage and

president ultimately has the legal authority to say give karl a clearance give jarrett a clearance or give kemal a clearance and he can override the recommendations of the bureaucracy so you and i could be sitting with jarratt of donald trump wish to however it doesn't happen i'm not aware of any instance when that has happened even a loyalist than a fabulous like michael pompei o deferred to the cia on this specific issue about gerrard's clearance it's only trump that overrode it because he has no one else that he trusts and he doesn't care about the procedures or the risk of compromise it would appear and so we have a situation where the white house is being out something it's got until monday to hand over documents concerning all of this what do you expect to actually happen given that this administration seems to be able to dodge controversies like this or at least move on from them with well probably another controversy well if the united states were a functioning democracy with checks balances in the rule of law from the presidency on down then what would happen is that the executive offic

it also has one of the best and advanced training centers of four for pilots as well we had earlier kemal from the c.e.o. who said this particular plane did not record any any technique or any major technical problems in fact it had gone through a major service in february and it had just landed this morning from johannesburg without any any problems so it's going to be interesting to see going forward with these investigations now to see what will be an article a lot of people are very anxious asking what happened what could have gone wrong. catherine sawyer with that update from nairobi thank you so we need to look at this jet that crashed the latest version of what is actually the world's best selling airline a brand new boeing seven three seven max joined the fastest growing airline fleet in africa just four months ago as we said before this is the second seven three seven max to crash however in the last five months that lion air jet which went down off the coast of indonesia in october killing all one hundred eighty nine people some of their relatives are suing boeing and pilots of

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal sons of maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera china's political elite holds its annual congress tax cuts signal that growth in the world's second biggest economy is definitely slowing. also in the news u.s. president donald trump announces new trade measures against india and turkey ending their preferential treatment status. i love transcript the venezuelan opposition leader on why does he returned home with new demands for president doing to quit the u.n. is calling for. two hundred five to surrender to kurdish forces in the group's last territory in syria but the fighting goes on. it is china's annual event to showcase the strength of the country but the news coming out of the national people's congress is not as strong as china's rulers would like in fact the world's second largest economy is expected to post its slowest growth in almost three decades as it struggles with debt and the trade war with the united states the chinese from china said he expects the economy to grow between six and six and a half percent which is strong by internation

well kemal i can tell you that the atmosphere here is one of relative calm but deepening tension at the moment we know that that egyptian delegation that i've been trying to negotiate some kind of a ceasefire between how my stomach shahade and other factions here in gaza and the israeli government they are now back in gaza sources here have told us that they arrived in the past hour that they have after leaving tel aviv israel's response to bring to those groups i mentioned here in gaza that they are going to be discussing this all with them well into the night and into tomorrow now because the suggestion delegation has come back into gaza there is a sense here that that will have a calming effect on the situation that that is going to really be the best way to try to deescalate the tensions that have built that have built up this past week but at the same time because people here are really concerned that things could get out of control again and in the moment because you have the first year anniversary of the great march of return those protests that have been happening on a weekly ba

everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera at least nineteen people been killed in a fire in an office tower in the bangladeshi capital dhaka. an oil tanker migrants and a rescue at sea of the pursuit of a better life turned into a hijacking in the mediterranean. and facebook says no to hate the mass shooting in new zealand brings change to the social media site. so developing news to tell you about first of all saudi arabia has announced it has released three female activists who've been jailed for their human rights campaigns the activists were arrested weeks before a ban on women driving cars in the conservative kingdom was lifted last june there was a hearing held on wednesday the women had previously said they had been sexually harassed given electric shocks and flogged by prison guards at least one of the ten the detained women tried to commit suicide the saudi government for its part denies the women were tortured or we spoke to lynn maloof earlier the research director for the middle east at amnesty international who says the decision to release th

it's more of the same how many times we've been here before kemal it just goes to show that the underlying issues when it comes to resolving the situation for almost two million people inside gaza which is you know just behind us they don't call and leave whether israel or egypt gives them permission so yes we do have a call today but i do know we've been speaking to people behind the scenes there is still concerned that it is a volatile situation particularly because also you have this weekend the one year anniversary of the great march of return speaking to our colleagues inside gaza saying that they are preparing for it tens of thousands of angry young men who have we seen come to the fence every single friday for the policy or yes it was significant in the sense of marking landay the right of return but was more about improving their living conditions lifting the blockade giving them opportunities that many people would tell us that everyone else in the world has so i think it will be significant to see how the next couple of days unfold certainly a lot of pressure on the israeli prime

this issue to the united states is that going to continue because i can tell you behind the scenes kemal there's a growing sense of unease ok james bay is at the u.n. thank you and they were here and political analysts monish are what is.

we're going to get a look at your sports news now with farai kemal thank you so much football's european governing body has charged cristiana rinaldo over a gesture he made while celebrating a goal in the champions league it happened as a side event is knocked at little madrid out of the competition last tuesday with all the scored a hat trick and appeared to be copping the gesture athletico coach diego simeone he had made in the first leg the portuguese is set to face a disciplinary hearing on thursday for improper conduct of the match between green football rivals limpia and pathan i cars had to be abandoned due to due to crowd trouble just four minutes into the game fans invaded the pitch and attacked olympiacos the players sitting on the team's bench supporters also clashed with police and the game was called off with twenty minutes to go the athens diary is one of the most fiercely contested in the world is facing a possible points deduction and a fine tennis star roger federer's bid to win a record sixth indian wells title is ended in defeat he lost a dominant team in the final in

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal sons of maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera as china's political leader holds its annual congress' tax cut signal that growth in the world's second biggest economy is definitely slowing. also in the news u.s. president donald trump announces new trade measures against india and turkey ending their preferential treatment status.

also with saudi arabia, and the killing of kemal khashoggi, and of course with kimjong—un, and he hase regards as very smart, but ultimately summer hill otto warmbier‘s family feels deserves responsibility for their son's death. —— killing of kemal khashoggi. the canadian government has confirmed it will allow a us extradition case to proceed against the chief financial officer of the chinese technology giant huawei. meng wanzhou was detained in canada last year at washington's request. she's accused of bank fraud to help her company break us sanctions against iran. she has denied the allegations. the bbc‘s north america technology correspondent, dave lee, outlined the next steps in the extradition preocess. the next steps will be a hearing on wednesday, that will be a chance for the dates to be set for the extradition proceedings to begin in full. we are expecting men when chow to appear at that hearing in vancouver on wednesday morning, although it could be a brief appearance, just to hear wonderful proceedings will get under way. —— meng wanzhou. proceedings will get under way. ——

6,000,001 day, but again, because he has lost, the democrats need a fresh face, i kind of look at kemalen seems not to be able to dodge her issues with indian—american heritage. —— kamala harris. it is going to be an interesting race and you will be at the centre of it. type the phrase anti—semitism into your search engine today and you'll see that on both sides of the atlantic two major political parties are embroiled in scandals on the same issue. the british labour party could soon face an investigation by the equality and human rights commission over anti semitism in their party — which we'll get more on in a moment. here in the us, its the repeated comments of young muslim congresswoman ilhan omar. the house will vote on a resolution today after she suggested that jewish americans had divided loyalties — an anti semitic trope. —— muslim. the democratic speaker nancy pelosi today offered a cautious defence of the new congresswomen. i feel confident her words were not based on any anti—semitic attitude, but that she did not have a full appreciation of how they landed on other people,

programme makers about what they want to get from brexit and now we talk to one really big bbc boss, kemalisten to what they want, because ourjob is to do the news, do the news that is interesting and useful to audiences, it came from that idea, very issue, audiences tell us they want to know more about it, and we do not need to be so mysterious about how we work. open up mysterious about how we work. open up ourdoors, mysterious about how we work. open up our doors, show how we do things, and let the audience decide the subjects we cover. you have told us how the idea came about. it was actually a colleague of mine, matthew sure, we were in a meeting and he said, we really need to shock people to engage them in our cove rage. people to engage them in our coverage. we people to engage them in our cove rage. we we re people to engage them in our coverage. we were thinking about that and we thought, why don't we get the audience involved, come in, tell them what they want. i sent out an e—mailasking tell them what they want. i sent out an e—mail asking if this was a good idea, to lots of the