homes and activities is directly contributing to the expansion of illegal settlements laura burdon manley explains. and the sea international is accusing some of the world's best known hotel booking travel companies of supporting illegal settlement expansion in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem it says air b.n. b. booking dot com expedient and trip advisor a fueling human rights violations against palestinians by listing hotels and activities in israeli settlements air b.n. b. had three hundred listings trip advisor seventy booking dot com forty five and expedient nine after an investigation by al jazeera and human rights watch in november at the m.b. said it would remove the listings in settlements in the occupied west bank but not occupied east jerusalem and the sea says many other things aren't honest about where the hotels are such as one who tell in the far enemy incessant booking dot com says it's twenty five kilometers from the dead sea with panoramic views of the you who deserts but the website doesn't say it's in an illegal israeli settlement where the bedroom village of

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but the head of the election commission says it's only counted less than half the votes lower but manley has more. it's been delay after delay and patience is wearing thin people in the democratic republic of congo were first promised election results on sunday now some time next week. joseph kabila has clung on to his presidency since his term ended two years ago despite that he says he will step down after seventeen years in power he hopes emmanuel roman son is shaddai would take his place a man who played a role in the violent suppression of opposition protesters in two thousand and seventeen shot hari is up against two main opposition front runners for more oil executive martin face and the son of the late opposition leader felix just. the united nations security council held a closed door meeting with representatives calling for transparency in the election results we call on all actors for call and restraint. the olding of these consultations underlines the will of the security council to maintain a very attentive monitoring of the electoral process but opposition members are suspi

cordelia prather, her rent subsidized by a federal grant that hasn't been paid since december and john manley>> it doesn't come anywhere close to offsetting the salary we're missing. >> reporter: an air traffic controller and father of seven driving for uber on his days off. fbi agents also looking for other work. the fbi agents association has warned that confidential sources may be lost forever and that they are unable to do undercover work and that they are putting pervs on standby which puts children in jeopardy. fed up with the stalemate, tsa sick-outs extending to the usda. meat inspectors according to "the washington post" forced to show a doctor's note if they call in sick, and hundreds of irs employees skipping work because of financial hardship. that could mean a delay on tax refunds. and come friday federal workers will be missing their second paycheck, which means that now their vision and dental insurance premiums have to come out of their own pockets. janai, victor. >> it keeps on going. all right, serena marshall, thank you. >>> los angeles public school teachers returned to wo

in tennessee, jon manley, and air traffic controller and father of seven, is driving for uber on his days off. >> it doesn'twhere close to offsetting the salary that we're missing. >> reporter: fbi agents are also looking for other work. >> fbi agents should not have to go work at a store stocking shelves because they can't feed their families on their government job. >> reporter: agents warn the shutdown is making us less safe. that they are unable to do undercover work without the funds to buy drugs or firearms from gang members, and that they are putting "pervs on standby" which "puts children in jeopardy." one agent saying, "the fear is our enemies know they can run freely." >> mary, we know there will be votes in the senate this week that you'll have your eye on. but what are the chances that president trump will be on capitol hill a week from tonight, delivering his state of the union? >> reporter: the president is preparing to give this speech, but the big question now is where. we are told he's preparing two versions. one that he can give here on the hill you and another if p

the united states africa command as africa their spokesman john manley actually told the media monday morning that at this time there is no change in the status of our forces then added that no u.s. troops on the bone were diverted to secure diplomatic buildings yes there are people there but they were we were we had nothing to do with that and we're just here because of this other thing but i find it unsettling that if this is about keeping democracy alive and protecting democracy if there are demonstrations by the public that's a protest. why is that not allowed why would we. go as their election although there's backlash because you know this guy i think has been in power for x. amount of tons of years and the vote was definitely all over the place and people you know one side you know you've stolen the ball all that kind of a but i never thought there were cases of a bola happening. right of time now as well so you had demonstrators believing the bullet breakout was fake and there to this. yeah and that was all sorts of issues there but at the end of the day the question that has

vowed to take action by arming civilians experts say this will only fuel further violence laura baron manley al-jazeera. now the u.s. is sending troops to central africa says there may be violence when the result of the democratic republic of congo's disputed presidential election is announced eighteen military personnel have been deployed to get on to secure diplomatic staff and u.s. citizens people in d r c voted last sunday at a much delayed election to choose a successor for president joseph kabila well they went up to the votes of violence and polling was postponed in three opposition strongholds sparking yet more protests in the east and it's feared there may be more violence once the result is declared on sunday. intimidation and harassment against journalists opposition candidates and human rights defenders continues to take place. and this being a very sensitive as i said very tense period we are concerned that these efforts to silence dissent could backfire considerably when the results are announced and we are watching carefully and we are calling on all sides to refrain from the

manley's to operate continuously that's what we're looking for is a passenger a free service that would be financially sustainable into the future and we believe that p.b.s. federal preachers may be didn't have the same ideas that we have a boat making a sustainable making a long term prospect but with breaks on the horizon and perhaps even a new deal as you suggest yourself with long queues going back from from dover we can't afford to have scorched exports languishing on the two for hours on end until they can access the ferry service and get through customs so that's why this prospect has really come to the fore in the last few months because surely there simply are constantly are going to be able to hold blacks and it strikes is that not you can will you be kind of stopping your own plan well not really of the i think the what options can we you know we can play both cards if you like if those are. then i think we need to in scotland. clearer route right into the heart you look you know the markets in europe are not going away just because we've decided as the u.k. to read it all fr

facing an early test after forty tourists were robbed at gunpoint near rio de janeiro laura burton manley with more. it is brazil's most iconic landmark christ the redeemer towers over rio de janeiro seen by many as a symbol of peace. but the trail leading up to it on koch about a mountain has become known for violent crimes dozens have been ambushed held hostage and dropped at gunpoint prompting tourists to think twice about visiting yes and i'm going to go out but i see no live advised us that tourists were robbed yesterday so we didn't hike up we have our camera so we didn't go i didn't want to go because the people there day rob forty people and i said a bit scary as a tourist you want to be safe you want to go up you don't want to miss your cell phone your wallet your camera. it's not the first incident last year the area was closed after a polish man was stabbed the trail runs close to a fan. that is home to some of the poorest in the city. many fear that it's a run by drug gangs and criminal organizations rising violence and read the janeiro has impacted the number of visitors in t

pledges after the robbery at gunpoint of forty tourists on a hiking trail in rio de janeiro roar burton manley has. it is brazil's most iconic landmark christ the redeemer towers over rio de janeiro seen by many as a symbol of peace but the trail leading up to it on coke about a mountain has become known for violent crimes dozens have been ambushed held hostage and dropped at gunpoint prompting tourists to think twice about visiting young was a man called the wild but i mean no they've advised us that tourists were robbed yesterday so we didn't hike up we have our camera so we didn't go i didn't want to go because the people there day rob forty people and it's a little bit scary as a tourist you want to be safe you want to go you don't want to miss your cell phone your wallet your camera. it's not the first incident last year the area was closed after a polish man was stabbed the trail runs close to a fan a city slum that is home to some of the poorest in the city. many fear that it's a run by drug gangs and criminal organizations rising violence and read the janeiro has impacted the number of

john manley bringing one today.ke the government might be tempted to back a labour party amendment, a sign they are reaching across the aisle? david: they certainly are. the only chance mrs. may has got is to get significant amounts of 's, so the idea she might make a concession about workers rights, aligning environmental policy. that would be a huge concession, and pretty explosive for the brexiteer wing of her own party, but it shows the desperate spot she's in. she has to somewhat build a -- somehow building consensus, which seems a little desperate at this point. corbyn,p's, for jeremy that is his priority at the moment. anna: you look at the hedge pound risk, i saw credit agricole talk about buying nordic fx volatility to hedge pound risk. where would you hide? simon: i would hide where you always hide in these circumstances. if it is europe, you hide in switzerland, talking generally about state havens. the yen is always the place to be in those circumstances. anna: thank you very much. david merrit, director

to take action but arming civilians experts say this will only fuel further violence laura baron manley al-jazeera. and there's a handy who is able to narrow it down to zero dot com although the background on him his rise to fame all of his controversies and right down the bottom if i can get there it is an episode of up front with me at the house on cold is brazil's democracy under threat have a look for yourself who is able to narrow it down to the real calm but certainly through some other stories making news around the world now and thousands of anti-government protesters are marching in the hungary in capital angry over several new laws backed by the prime minister viktor orban opposition groups union workers and students of all pledged to make twenty nine thousand the year of resistance they're calling for an end to new labor laws the ones which allow employers to demand up to one hundred hours of overtime per year protesters are also angry at the changes to the country's judiciary which they say could threaten the independence of the judges in budapest for us now from our sister

but the head of the election commission says it's counted fewer than half the votes were a burden manley has more. it's been delay after delay and patience is wearing thin people who democratic republic of congo who first promised election results on sunday now some time next week. joseph kabila has clung on to his presidency since his term ended two years ago despite that he says he will step down after seventeen years in power he hopes emmanuel rahman son is shaddai would take his place a man who played a role in the violent suppression of opposition protest in two thousand and seventeen chad hari is up against two main opposition front bonus for more oil executive martin face and the son of the late opposition leader felix just. it is the united nations security council held a closed door meeting with representatives calling for transparency in the election results we call on all actors for call and restraint. the olding of these consultations underlines the will of the security council to maintain a very attentive monitoring of the electoral process but opposition members are suspici

actually encourage women to buy unregulated products which could put their health at risk laura bird and manley reports. agni our mama is preparing anoints print she says will make her more attractive to her husband who prefers light skinned women. but she's concerned that a government crackdown on the creams will impact both on her beauty routine and her identity you know you know if i don't have these products i'm afraid i'll become too dark like i used to be i still have a few products left but i hate the thought of becoming darker. the government introduce a ban on skin whitening products november and since then they've seized thousands of bottles from shop shelves you know i'm putting my chief was. getting people. in november president paul kagame i tweeted that the koreans were unhealthy and should be reined in quickly his concern is backed up by the world health organization which banned the creams active ingredients heidrick when in the mercury in two thousand and one it says the chemicals could lead to kidney or liver failure skin cancer and the formation of dark skin patches known as