the farms of kuta have all been destroyed there's no longer america cultural where. most people have something to grow things in their own gardens. son of tennessee says the owner of a small shop this elderly man wants to sell the last of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but then he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to eat and drink. what should i eat and drink i eat just once a day. another astrakhan eastern ghouta hassan abdel aziz finds shelter in his basement dozens of people hide in the town sprawling tunnel system sometimes they stay several days but no place is totally secure against the repeated shelling and air raids. notter allstar us from our arabic service your journalists prepared that exclusive report from. the can you tell us why girlish there on the ground aren't reporting. michel you have to know that was being besieged since two thousand and thirteen so nobody can go out or. insight into. it's very hard to get in and out so they people that can report from there are normal citizens are

much needed aid reached the besieged on clay it after being delayed for days by fighting but many in kuta still don't trust the government's offer of safe passage. syrian state t.v. showed these images of a small group of al nusra front fighters and their families boarding a bus in eastern guta. it said to be taken to areas controlled by the government and its promising them safe passage to rebel held in live province even though the government views them as terrorists. despite the profound devastation in ghouta most opposition groups are rejecting the government's offer to evacuate. earlier and emergency aid convoy deliver desperately needed supplies to residents. this should be enough to feed twelve thousand people for one month but almost four hundred thousand people have been living under government siege in eastern go to for five years the delivery was interrupted by renewed fighting. in the past month russian backed regime forces have intensified airstrikes to clear the way for troops advancing on the ground. they've already taken over half of the enclaves territory of the syrian mi

an agreement for peaceful aid delivery there have been reports of shelling near the crossing into kuta. an italian soccer all city of matches were stoned on sunday after italian international that had a story was found dead in a hotel included in the caption a few hundred died of a sudden illness believed to be a cardiac arrest of stories death has shocked the nation. poignant messages for a local hero this one simply reads good bye captain gates to fear and tina's stadium and now a makeshift shrine of stories death at the age of thirty one has united italian football and grief thanks summer of crows greeted the fear and says it arrived back from the club's chairmen paid tribute to a player regarded as a model professional. the decision is that if it's hard to be here it's a huge tragedy. and so now i don't even know what to say so i get on this pretty much because i'm thinking about his wife his daughter and his irons. the story was in just a hero in florence he played fourteen times for the italian national team and also had spells at calorie and. he was found dead at this hotel a ne

been a long time since tomatoes and potatoes were lost office here then i'm stuck in the farms of kuta have all been destroyed there's no longer any arc of cultural where. most people have something or grow things in their own gardens. son of tennessee says the owner of a small shop this elderly man wants to sell the last of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but then he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to eat and drink. what should i eat and drink or eat just once a day. another asked strike on eastern ghouta hassan abdel aziz finds shelter in his basement dozens of people hide in the town sprawling tunnel system sometimes they stay several days but no place is totally secure against the repeated shelling and air raids. and you can see the full length version of that exclusive report from on the program reporter which we're broadcasting throughout the day you can also find it on our website dot com now to some of the other stories making news around the world british officials say they've identified some two hundred witnes

and not as it can for civilians we spoke to an expert from damascus university who said civilians in kuta are living in dire conditions on vats what the un security council should be concerned about. we know that there is a question when we are defeating terrorism in the media before they will leave this is the same story with these two bottles. we know from our experience a lot of evidence is a lot of be able to look at what happened with them with these terrorists they where the hostage is nothing but let me quickly hear the other side where is these western campaign why they are not to have been these people who are docked more than one week in a complaint that they are interested in. a diplomatic row between russia and the u.k. over the poisoning of a form of double agent continues to escalate on saturday moscow announced it would expel twenty three british diplomats in response to a similar move by the u.k. so because colin powell and his daughter were poisoned two weeks ago in the southern u.k. town of salzburg artie's jacqueline who got looks back at how the scandal has developed.

expected to leave the britain based syrian observatory for human rights says government offensive on kuta has killed more than fifteen hundred civilians since february. with me in the studio is dr mohamed kut though he had to coordinate the humanitarian response in syria and he also works as a medical doctor himself including. today he briefed members of the german wonder stock up on a month on the situation in eastern huta welcome to the country we've talked to you from syria when you would it was a pleasure to have you with us in the safety of us studio a tell us the united nations chief once described the situation in the east a good if you weeks ago as hell on earth is that your opinion is that how things are out there thank you for having me here today i actually every day was the war school month. and then the next day was. the day before you had been under siege since five years so there's a the sense was that sort of supplies shortage of food and and of funds for people to not be cheated because of some health because people don't have access to regional hospitals because the cont

have made significant advances into eastern ghouta splitting the enclave into three parts is from kuta is the last major rebel stronghold near the capital damascus the army has intensified its assault in the past three weeks the fighting has already claimed the lives of over one thousand people. the next strike is never far away in duma. another victim is rushed to an ambulance. or local. observers say east includes his largest travel how time is now completely isolated government forces have reportedly cut off the main highway linking it to the town of harasta and to the rest of the besieged enclave meanwhile state television shows the army rolling into the center of measure. by the syrian observatory for human rights says assad's forces have night taken this rebel time as the syrian army proclaims major gains opponents and aid groups have accused the regime of using chemical weapons. they used it during gas and they used to disturb and fourscore and then now. i mean in just a sea days there were already more than one hundred and fifteen people killed most of them children the governm

rights says almost a thousand people have been killed in the ferocious three week assault on eastern kuta. ok let's talk now to correspondent who's monitoring developments for us from beirut in neighboring lebanon until the syrian army says its advances have divided eastern turn to several parts rebel forces are disputing that claim who should we believe i think the monster really believe all the religious nature that i have to you know see that's the region has made significant advances and in fact is in the center of the rebel east is a developing situation. a bit of a psychological warfare to me if the rebels concede that they have lost out then the ground forces might not support them as march at the same time the gene lines do always stay just achievements the situation is going to need to belive been this news is essentially really needed because obsidian also refueling it right which is i wanted to basically give he has said you guys in fact been divided in two parts by that i mean at least i'm not they do have a lot of activists on the ground and had been very credible with them i

and we'll see the siege of kuta from the inside detail do you brings you exclusive images sent to us from the syrian on clay. also coming up the murder of a journalist leads to slovakia as the biggest protest in a decade in decades rather tens of thousands take to the streets to demand an end to corruption and call for the prime minister to step down this after the brutal killing of jan could see at this final article probes links between the government and the italian mafia. on michelle henery welcome to the program syrian state television says rebel fighters and their families have begun to leave the opposition stronghold of eastern ghouta the news came on the day that much needed aid reached the besieged enclave after being delayed for days by fighting. syrian state t.v. showed these images of a small group of al nusra front fighters and their families boarding a bus in eastern guta. it said they'll be taken to areas controlled by the government and it's promising them safe passage to rebel held live province even though the government views them as terrorists. despite the profoun

hundred more than two hundred complaints and more good luck of the men and women write them in eastern kuta a journalist who is based there thank you very much for talking to you and what happened. now to some other stories making news around the british police are trying to find out who poisoned former russian spy and his daughter with a nerve agent last weekend investigators are treating the case as. lawmakers in the media are suggesting russia is behind the attack which moscow denies. the trial has opened in denmark of the man accused of killing swedish journalist kim whorl danish inventive peter matson has denied murdering the journalist on his homemade submarine she was on it last year intending to profile him for an article dismembered body parts were later found in copenhagen harbor. japan's chief nuclear regulator says the two thousand and eleven a fukushima disaster is not over as yet radio active ways to still being removed from the tree crippled reactors a hugely challenging task that could take decades this weekend marks the seventh anniversary of the nuclear accident caused by

now you know i'm studying right now the farms of kuta have all been destroyed there's no longer any ark of cultural land here most people have something to grow things in their own gardens you know this. is the owner of a small shop this elderly man once just so the loss of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to eat and drink. what should i eat and drink i eat just once a day. another on a sunday. finds shelter in his basement dozens of people hide in the town sprawling tunnel system sometimes they stay several days but no place is totally secure against the repeated shelling and air raids. ok we're going to get more on this now from did. you and your colleagues at arabic put that report. together for us have you been in touch with. these today you know i mean the the syrian army surrounding duma which is where he lives have you been in touch with them yes actually we just talked to him by a what's up he sends all the messages and he said that the bombing and their strikes were the stro

the month long government bombardment of kuta left the once thriving community a wasteland the daily pauses and fighting are allowing the exodus of thousands but with an estimated population of around four hundred thousand there is no sign the severity of the humanitarian crisis there will improve. russian media reporting that forty one children were killed in the massive fire at a shopping center in siberia efficient the death toll now stands at sixty four countries president vladimir putin visited the scene and declared wednesday a national day of mourning he blamed the high death toll on what he called criminal negligence the blaze broke out on sunday on the fourth floor of the complex in the coal mining city of a committal. in sport as a flurry of international football action tonight as countries seek to finalize their world cup squads ahead of this summer's torment in russia the pick of the bunch is germany against brazil pitting the reigning world champions against the team they defeated seven one in the twenty fourteen world cup semifinal a win for the hosts would made their

an islamist groups for years it's been under siege since twenty thirteen and here to the north of kuta in the of the u.n. refugee camp is the humanitarian corridor talk that the aid trucks are using. however it's reported that those desperate to flee goods are via the corridor have been prevented from doing so by rebel shelling and sniper fire the russian military says only two children have managed to escape east and go to us so far. i warning these all the upsetting images of the moment syrian soldiers saved the two children they were clearly in shock i'm a comforted off to reach in the government help position the children say they left with their parents but was separated from them often militants opened fire. and. little hope. and overnight mr lewis well i don't. have many. of the most anyone. can tell you to. never smile you you when.

a response at the briefing russia's military chief described the civilian evacuation from eastern kuta as an operation unique in its scale over forty eight sawzall people have managed to flee so far in the biggest single exodus since fighting escalated that last month russia's defense ministry says the first to make it to safety where women children and the injured they were given basic supplies when they reached the government controlled side of the car here's how they described life under militant all. i think it was. about to be the militants who are living with us next to a harness and inside them they would open a road in monks the houses to be able to move they would not leave and we did not dare to say get out. thank you for you know they fired the dogs they didn't want us to escape at all they fired because well so that we couldn't leave. we had no food or water there are ten of us and we could not buy a kilo of flour we were starving we wanted to escape but they wouldn't let us be flat against their will so they fired at us and half of the people were shot i. said if we had no

and it convoys blocked again as the assault intensifies on piece of kuta syrian government forces scenes whomp of the rebel territory around four hundred thousand people remain trapped as the bombs keep rolling. plus in the next sixty minutes it's international women's day we look around the globe at women what changing their buzz she's known as the antti of garbage in this boon islam in india what many people may not know that she has gained international recognition as of rights crusader for her profession. i'm on with that shima a very warm welcome to you. we begin here in germany where one of the country's most popular politicians foreign minister figure my god bill has announced he will not be included in chancellor a new coalition government that's after a bitter raw with the leaders of his own social democratic party gobble only briefly touched on his latest development while appearing at a previously scheduled appointment with the foreign minister of bosnia had to convene a in berlin for a tourism trade fair take a listen to my list of interest since today is officially my last p

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my next stop is the suit located just off the kuta. beach. it's home to some twenty thousand animals and oasis right in the middle of berlin. to new panda bear some of the current favorite attractions judging arrived in the summer of the public love him. and then there are the tapir it's i'm going to have zookeeper you're going to feed them. but what do they like to eat you know that he's a south american flatline type yes they're also top pairs in the mountains in the end is. like this you know yes raisins carrots apples cooked carrots the i think one of the names pablo hablar is the boy and that one's my and i here coming. here they're very friendly you know use their tongues to take the food but they also have to love so you have to be a bit careful. should i put my hand out flat with you know just take the food like this in public into their mouth like you getting a letter in a post box where you could. tell though would i make a good zookeeper it's too soon to say if you like you can stroke him behind yes on his neck. so you know it's li

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shelled a refugee convoy trying to leave the rebel and terrorist controlled syrian enclave of east and kuta the russian defense ministry has confirmed that several civilians were killed in the us old. now taking a look at the different factors hampering the russian sponsored evacuation process . according to the russian military the three hundred families had allegedly gathered together to leave eastern ghouta crossing the frontlines is always dangerous so it's best done when there's a safe window with the agreement of both deliverance the syrian government was waiting for them the rebels this he knew what was going on and shelled them they reportedly shelled the procession of civilians i mean a kilometer before they were out of east ghouta and then to top it all off they shelled the relatives and journalists waiting in the syrian side at the end of the corridor nothing's changed they aren't allowing civilians to leave just like the islam islam is brother and did in aleppo. and then. that started to you know. then of us are here to. get out of there. what they said about even any is. actual

one of the most brutal chapters in the syrian conflicts or right you know getting aid into eastern kuta is proving as difficult as getting residence out. mortar rounds hit near red crescent trucks as volunteers on the road fresh food parcels on bikes of flour the delivery was resumed shortly afterwards thursday's joint aid convoy brought ascensions to almost thirty thousand people in the syrian town of duma the president of the red cross was there also to witness the conditions residents are living in. but look talk to many people here sorry for them two years council members said you know order to have an impression was that the difficulties are sort of people living here in sort of cold and the needle for almost everything quite impressive. also to see that at the end of the day what these nike's. dross. i mean the parties to become make. also the consideration of real needs of the civilian population which is really suffering in which next every. american is central command has admitted it doesn't know how resources it gives to the saudi led coalition are being used in the conflict w

the opposite ends of syria today as two major battles intensify in eastern kuta near the capital damascus and. new wave of ten thousand people have left areas held by rebels in the past few hours they're headed to syrian army positions after they were to leave in a state t.v. broadcast yet that the lab make their usual but what. the command of the syrian army urges all civilians to leave the areas under control of the extremist organizations through the safe corydon's we affirm that we will continue to fulfill our national and constitutional duty to defend the nation until the return of security and stability throughout the country meanwhile in the northern city of a free and thousands are being evacuated from territory held by the kurdish why p.g. fighters as turkish forces and their syrian allies try to break into the city there have been reports of more air and artillery bombardments in both of those areas dozens of people have been killed in the latest strikes in the town of zamalka in eastern guta under simmons joins us live now from kill east on the turkey syria border the numbers a

women write them in eastern kuta a journalist who is based there thank you very much for talking to d.w. and. turning now to denmark where the danish inventive peter madsen has denied killing swedish journalist give war as his much anticipated murder trial opens in denmark war disappeared last august after boarding a submarine belonging to manson she intended to profile him but never return her headless torso was later found in copenhagen. prosecutors are now seeking to have months in jail for life he denies murder but he has admitted to dismembering one's body before dumping her body parts at sea. her killing shocked the world prosecutors say the swedish journalist ken wall died under horrific circumstances. inventor peter madsen invited her to interview him on his private submarine the nautilus in august last year these pictures are said to show the vessel leaving port the indictment says manson had planned the murder because he took a saw and naives with him the next day the submarine sank police state deliberately only maps and was on board and he was rescued on harmed i'm falling o

this is deja news live from berlin the syrian army makes further advances in eastern kuta government soldiers reportedly surrounding me on slaves launchers town duma is as strikes pound the last opposition stronghold near the capital damascus thousands of civilians remain trackers. meanwhile life is increasingly desperate in dewberries.

various rebel an islamist group for years and undeceive since twenty thirteen and here to the north of kuta is a refugee camp that it's hoped playing civilians can be relocated to efforts to provide safe passage for those desperate to escape the big coordinated with the syrian red crescent buses an ambulance is on standby people inside the insurgent held on traver being notified about the location of the car at all fire leaflets text alerts and loudspeakers thursday points have also been set up near its exit in an attempt to help those in need of urgent medical assistance the situation in the district meanwhile has provoked heated debate at the un security council. the fighting has not stopped opposition groups operating in eastern good to have made clear their commitment to the ceasefire on the very first day the militants use the declared paused to start an onslaught on the second day the same mortar shelling has continued including of the humanitarian corridor not a single person has left the danger zone. there were reports that the assad regime once again used chlorine gas as a weapon i

the syrian opposition fighters and their families have been evacuating the besieged town in eastern kuta after visiting a deal with the government syrian military sources say over a thousand civilians and some three hundred opposition fighters have left the town of. fatherhood door gives the government the upper hand in the battle for the rebel held region. catalonia separatist parties have failed to elect a regional president for the third time in jordan a close ally a former president. was set to become president but he only received sixty fourth the required sixty nine votes the body now has two months to elect a leader before fresh elections are automatically. the ukrainian x. combat pilot. who has been arrested for allegedly planning to carry out a coup or claims agents working for the government have been plotting to discredit an outspoken critic of the ukrainian government became a member of parliament in two thousand and fourteen after spending nearly two years in the russian. hundred and thirty five have died after being washed ashore in western australia the animals are thought

confirmed after terrorist shells civilians trying to escape the syrian rebel on flavor of eastern kuta. and british police say a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent but had no secretary amber rod warns against speculation while the investigation is ongoing. if we are to be rigorous in this investigation we must avoid speculation and allow the police to carry on that investigation. thank you for watching the news headlines here it out here international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge u.s. president donald trump has signed an order imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imported into america but in a concession to the country's neighbors the tax will not apply to canada or mexico today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum the american steel momentum industry has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices. it's really an assault on our country despite domestic and international backlash trump has signed a proclamation imposing twenty five percent tariffs on steel im

had david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine. does the headlines you're up to date we're back with more in half an hour after inside story . u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel in alum in your past five g. will mean by the data tax but ten times hotter than fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. the brocade ties nine months old but the country's behind its on the arabia united arab emirates behind and egypt have been conspiring against oh how for more than twenty years the un to qatar wanted with gene change in one thousand nine hundred sixty one at the time to a coup and it was it now why this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. when the blockade against began in june last year the question on everyone's lips was why and you al-jazeera investigation suggest the doesn't lie in events of nine months ago by those a war than two decades ag

igor is a done off with the report well there's been a surge in support for people living in eastern kuta on social media with journalists and commentators sharing photos from the conflict zone however not all of them appear to show the real picture been reports. two heartbreaking photos posted with the words this is syria except it's not actually syria one is from mosul in iraq and the other is from the israeli bombing of gaza now it's been raised in the comments that it's not actually syria but regardless this post by some guy in cleveland has tens of thousands of reach we decided to find out how many people here in new york would be ready to reach wieder share this with jury tweet that. i led i don't typically use twitter but. maybe now it just seems sixth like very politically motivated without have any having any serious message behind it i definitely wouldn't i mean. just because there are horrors happening everywhere and i don't know if twitter is the proper forum for it anyways yes i would and why i'm half palestinian and this is the same thing that's going on in my country intere

an agreement for peaceful aid delivery there have been reports of shelling near the crossing into kuta. we want to go now to ralph in beirut he is the regional spokesperson for the international committee for the red cross for the middle east mr hodges good to see you again we we've heard that the world health organization was able to get some supplies into eastern goober did you get all of your supplies in that you wanted to. yes hi good evening to you and to your viewers yes we were able to deliver our basically medical supplies which we managed to bring in i give you an idea of what this medical supplies contain the contained medicine for chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension as well as consumables for dialysis patients in addition we've delivered much needed food and other essential items for the basic necessities of people inside you are in close contact with your colleagues who were on the ground with the convoy what are they telling you about the situation in eastern due to versa villian zimmy describe what you're hearing yes indeed what we've heard from our our col

on savor of reporting there rest there for us now from beirut on the first evacuations from eastern kuta in syria. let's move on now you're watching a d.-w. news still to come and investigative reporters murder sparks some of the biggest protests of bakiyev has ever seen the government under pressure to clean up corruption in the e.u. investigate if it is up to the task. but first from deal maker to deal breaker donald trump's administration stopping a huge takeover in the tech industry cowhide that's right soon after imposing tariffs on steel and many of us president donald trump has stopped the proposed mega acquisition of us should make a call called by singapore based broadcom again citing national security concerns have been trying to fend off the takeover bid for months now u.s. president trump has stepped in and to draw a definite line on the unsolicited approach. welcome is the words largest producer of mobile phone chips licensing its signal logy which apple for example depends on for its i phones is a real cash cow that brought in five billion dollars and twenty seventeen. this

thousands of syrians that flee besieged east of kuta as talks try to resolve the war on their way in a stunning. hello there i'm jim mcdonald this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. i'm of the view that there are reasonable prospects of a successful prosecution of mr zuma the former south african president jacob zuma will face corruption charges. and we think it will be legally likely that it was his decision to direct the use of a nerve agent on the streets of the u.k. on the streets of yours for the first time since the second world war he a case foreign minister blames president vladimir putin directly for ordering the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter plus a mentor it's almost in sydney which this weekend hosts a special as against summits but australia isn't faults about the other group of southeast asian countries so why is the something big here. russian airstrike on a besieged syrian on play this killed sixty one people warplanes had a market in the town of kafir but not within rebel held east and kota the syrian government and its russian and the

supplies before allowing it to pass through thousands of syrians many of them injured remain trapped in kuta. after weeks of waiting a glimmer of hope for the sick and wounded of eastern judah dozens of aid trucks have been clear to cross but the united nations say syrian authorities have seized crucial life saving medical supplies according to officials much of the aid was not allowed through. minimal or not. we're hoping to enter without shelling because the ceasefire must be respected as this is a humanitarian convoy heading to a large number of civilians and nothing but the convoy is not sufficient craft supplies for seventy thousand people were reduced to under twenty eight thousand. some are still under almost. the crippling siege has left civilian stranded as syrian forces expand their assault undeterred by the international outcry the un back ceasefire has been largely ignored as president bashar al assad's forces advance into the last major battle held territory near damascus. as it. i see no conflict between the troops and our military operations our recent advancements occurred du

war crimes are being committed on syrian civilians in eastern kuta, says the un.f people, including president trump, have gathered in charlotte, north carolina for the funeral of the celebrated us evangelist billy graham. throughout his 70—year career, he preached to millions and served as a spiritual advisor to several us presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. the bbc‘s barbara plett usher reports on how he is being remembered. billy graham's final journey marked the end of the era. a religious leader with broad national appeal and unprecedented international reach. # i'm gonna carry on until the day #. mr graham's simple gospel message, his personal integrity and his charisma impacted the lives of hundreds of millions. the cards that so many have written. there are so many adjectives that have been given about daddy and they are all so wonderful. he captured the ear of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who praised him as america's pastor. there are problems that face us tonight. he was certainly its greatest evangelical entrep

i had to maybe arrived in kuta had her sentence in a defiant named five. we're not satisfied with anything we especially don accept the existence of the occupation on our lands it's illegal the seventeen year old agreed to a plea deal with israeli prosecutors to avoid more serious charges that could have imprisoned her the years under the deal she's due to be released in the summer she was fined fourteen hundred dollars her lawyer says the case against her was farcical after we understood the military prosecution wanted to keep hiding the tension for several years because this case is a case of detail that they're trying to detail our other palestinian youth from resisting occupation as i did that. to me was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the confrontation in the occupied west bank took place after what israel says was a stone throwing assault on its troops the judge agreed to a similar plea deal for two mimi's mother who was charged with incitement. to me respond the visited his wife and daughter

catastrophe along its border with venezuela have you have p had david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine. does the headlines you're up to date we're back with more in half an hour after inside story . u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bra five jeans will mean the day's attracts about ten times hotter than fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. the. old. age of. twenty is. wanted with gene change in one thousand nine hundred six to a coup and now why this is inside story.

urging the humanitarian organizations on the concerned parties and countries to rescue the people of kuta we badly need milk for the children we urgently need medicine we need food and the health situation is very tough and difficult to whom it may concern we need help. and russian and syrian government jets have attacked another rebel controlled area of syria italy provinces in the north of the country they bombed the central bank building in the provinces main city as well as a number of other sites one person is confirmed dead twenty five others have been injured pro-government media says the bank was being used by al qaida as a command and control center but rebels say it was an administrative building for the opposition. the new united nations coordinator for yemen has arrived in country lisa grande a takes up her role as the country struggles with shortages of food and medical supplies as well as a major cholera outbreak almost seven years of war has left an estimated seventy five percent of the population that's around twenty two million people in dire need of humanitarian aid who

an agreement for peaceful aid delivery there have been reports of shelling near the crossing into kuta. you're watching to every news or so of a lot more to tell you about including was representation of biggest winner of this . here's a county awards after a purge of hollywood of users to small town get set for and new era of inclusiveness. but first to gary hart talk of a trade war has markets moving that's true especially asian markets fell at the start of the week as u.s. president donald trump's threat to impose tariffs on steel and alimony and products continues to feed concerns of a global trade war commerce secretary wilbur ross defended the president's decision on u.s. television saying trump does not plan any exemptions to the tariffs were also also said threats of retaliatory tariffs on american products from you of the word significant from an accounting point of view would only amount to a quote rounding error. well let's have a look at those markets and cross over to our financial correspondent ali basu standing by in frankfurt only just how vulnerable is the car industry

report he's calling for serious international pressure to impose a thirty day ceasefire in east and kuta. but i think we go back again to trying to remind people that these are laws that everyone has agreed to abide by and if and if they don't as we've seen we're back to the rules of the jungle were basically you know the laws are there to protect everyone and if they're not respected then they come back to haunt you the pressure no is for a cessation of these on board rooms for the thirty day secession that would also a low humanitarian access to help those who most need it. you know if we can get that moving we can begin to talk about some of the other issues like the people in detention or the people who are missing you know secret detention places or of completely disappeared or been killed but the families are still looking for them hundreds of women have begun their journey through turkey to raise awareness about the plight of syrian women international conscience convoys meant to arrive in the tech city of hatay on thursday to coincide with international women's day women from fif

consequences here when the russian government is trying to persuade the remaining militants to leave kuta and head to it in a province but is there a danger that they'll simply riyadh and cause trouble elsewhere. well they they have their base of operations and it libin and clearly the the strategy of the syrian government and their allies is to remove the terrorists from the more populated areas and get the most concentrated in it live and in deal with that down the road it's tremendously positive to remove the terrorists from around damascus damascus has grown by thirty five percent in the course of this conflict to be a huge city now because many civilians have had who had to flee whether it's from east or hama or holmes or some of the other cities they ended up in damascus so it's a highly it's a densely populated city that's had mortars and hell cannon missiles coming into it on a nearly basis which i witnessed myself in which are you your previous video up portrayed and finally rick i mean looking at me see that's been going on since april twenty third a teen i mean can expect the s

live from our headquarters here and also coming up russia office safe passage of besieged eastham kuta for antigovernment fighters and their families. sri lanka declares a nationwide state of emergency after violence between muslims and buddhists. and a cold war style mystery as a former russian spy lies critically ill in a british hospital. the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to hold an historic summit in april those hopes build for a breakthrough on the peninsula that follows a high level meeting between a south korean delegation and the north korean leader kim jong il in pyongyang they've agreed to install a hotline between the two leaders to deescalate military tensions and north korea to freeze nuclear and missile tests during the dialogue the south says pyongyang is willing to talk to the u.s. to discuss giving up its weapons it said it wouldn't need them if it's a. curity was guaranteed the u.s. has previously said it would only hold talks if those talks lead to north korea's denuclearization washington has given it a cautious reaction was donald trump tweeting we'l

in syria more than five thousand rebel fighters and civilians are being evacuated from eastern kuta to opposition held areas and it lib state media says nearly one hundred ten thousand people have left the enclave since a humanitarian corridor was opened government forces are close to controlling all of what had been the last rebel stronghold close to damascus following a month long offensive at least thirty seven people many of them children have been killed in a fire at a shopping mall in siberia sixty nine others are reportedly missing in the blaze which happened in the city of chemical or over three thousand kilometers east of moscow dozens of people have been injured during protests in barcelona calling for the release of the former cattle and leader huge amount he was being detained in northern germany on sunday and is now waiting to hear whether he will face extradition to spain. an adult film star who claims she had an affair with president trump in two thousand and six says she was threatened with physical violence after she was trying to go public with the story stormy daniel

government held area of damascus it happened at the cash school market close to rebel held parts of the sim kuta that area's come under heavy bombardment from the syrian army and its allies in recent weeks. the c.e.o. of cambridge i'm melissa alexander next has been suspended cambridge analytical is the company alleged to have misused data again from some fifty million facebook users facebook is also on demand to pressure to explain its role in the scandal from politicians in the u.s. and here in the u.k. former french president nicolas sarkozy is being held by police over allegations he received millions of dollars in illegal campaign financing libya's late leader moammar gadhafi cycles is or was tonight because asians. in texas have set a hazardous materials team to fedex that will near san antonio to investigate an explosion there package filled with nails and shrapnel exploded a distribution center early on tuesday he said looking into whether it was linked to a series of bombings in austin china us until national people's congress is wrapped up with a warning from the president against anyo

and you will see the siege of kuta from the inside brings you exclusive images sent to us from the syrian on clay of. tom also coming up the murder of a journalist leads to biggest protests in decades.

government forces have arrested hundreds of people in trying to flee to the on click of the east into kuta over the past few days russian president vladimir putin has softened his tone against the west following his landslide election victory saying he has no desire for an arms race and independent experts for arrived in the u.k. to assess the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter as tensions deepened between britain moscow. well there's been a major step forward in talks between the united kingdom and the european union over brics it the two sides have agreed the terms of a two year terms they should face around a year before britain is due to withdraw is designed to reduce any suffering shots on britain's departure will give the u.k. the freedom to negotiate and signed trade deals with the rest of the world strace way but there's still no agreement on the question of the irish border with the u.k. resistance to europe's back up plan of keeping northern ireland in the customs union so you've got eagle has more. much goodwill between the u.k. briggs's secretary d

aid convoy has entered the besieged syrian rebel held enclave of eastern kuta but two thirds of the convoys that medical supplies were confiscated before was even allowed passed on checkpoints if he appears to be headed for political deadlock after sunday's election provided no clear winner populist and far right parties surged in supports mainly at the expense of the traditional a center left block and then al-jazeera investigation has revealed a new evidence of the saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain attempt to overthrow the cattery government in one nine hundred ninety six. u.s. president donald trump is currently entertaining israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house let's cross now to our white house correspondent kimberly how who is outside the white house as we speak as so kimberly why is he there and do we know what they're talking about. right well the israeli prime minister arrived just in the last few moments we know that they will be appearing in the oval office within the hour and then that tape should be played back so we are expecting some comments bu

humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute detached humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to believe it's absolutely necessary the muslim. center has had on al-jazeera. the regional tension and the civil war gives more i mean it shouldn't take the label on the sales. or the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the amounts of cloud still pushing over towards afghanistan took many stands back to stop we are going to see some playing maybe some sleet the snow here to go on through the next few days but i'll swear as you can see us looking fine and dry with pleasantly warm sunshine coming for nineteen or twenty c

humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute to trash humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to be just absolutely necessary we must. so the has had on al-jazeera human rights campaign is the key is manaus military taking of a land that was home to random muslims plus i believe our allows us to question authority to rebel to provoke designing social change immediate says building a war of a different kind to counter president trump. through triangle the arabian can you. see and if. the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the amounts of cloud still pushing over towards afghanistan took many stands back to