and marianna the route goes close to many archaeological sites how are they being protected. yes they're through is flooded with archaeological sites and a lot of these sites are on the way of the dakar they have the ministry of culture and the dakar organization has mapped out these forty four sites that have been put out of limits of limits and the route has been signed away from these sites however what many experts tell us is that the real danger to the archaeological sites is the people who come along the dock or who sometimes don't respect those areas so they have to be really vigilant and watch to protect this areas but however the ministry of culture has deployed park rangers and an archaeologist to be able to watch throughout the route who are on a sunday shows so joining us there from the dakar rally improved thank you so much for that mariano. now india's cricketers are celebrating a famous victory vera kohli's team have won at says series in australia for the very first time the fourth test in sydney finished in a draw but meant india so the series two one no aust

marianna for to me gained fame for his process for producing is shipping say his wife henrietta hughes did in the early twentieth century to create the iconic delphos gown. the production was done on cylindrical rollers to make that not only gave the fabric its a vertical. but also its horizontal crimping. that a lens in the dress and a greater allure and. only a few steps further on is the last in each opera one of the world's finest opera houses it took several years of work to repair the damage caused by a major fire in one thousand nine hundred six the gold plated decoration in the rico theater hole is true to the original. even the exquisite curtain is a perfect copy of the original it was recreated by the b.s. forty fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike. so as we heard in the last report your family made a fairly large donation gift to the city of venice tell us more about that relationship but as i told you before where i was loved benny so much it's such a beautiful city and at the same time it's so far gyal. and i feel as any tal

marianna atensio and ali vitale in washington, d.c. ali in the nation's capital, talk about what the marchers are at thing you. >> reporter: i don't have to tell you about it. we're by the stage. it's pretty noisy. we found bridget and pam. this mother daughter pair. why did you want to come out here to support the women's march? >> i came out i think we all have different back stories as women, as advocates but to come together as a common ground and really just have the same theme that women's rights are human rights and we're all here to fight for that. >> when we were talking before, you were talking about you didn't think you would be doing this at this point. >> i didn't. i'm 58. to be here with my daughter who is 26 now, to think that i have to be out here and just -- you know, to keep pushing for this cause, it's disappointing. it's you know, quite honestly, it angers me and it's we just think now it has to happen. i mean, enough's enough. >> but the vibe here is maybe people might be annoyed they're still fighting for the righ

sun shows marianna. sports sort of things for once first time the race has been stays in just one country since switching to south america. that's right the first. countries that have. pulled out their. strengths for. six million dollars to be able to hold. me here but they say that because millions of people will be watching. around the world. that means. nearly two hundred million dollars. i'm very happy and groups are very happy and we are now. fair. are. the opening of. our now thousands of people are here. on the bike. race and what will make this year's race different from previous editions of the doco. to be. well on the web. some ugly. mind the room. were telling us. it will be a major. rally this will require a lot of physical strength a lot of strength and. the navigation. is joining us there from the start line of the dakar rally in lima peru thanks so much mary owner of the dallas cowboys rally to defeat the seattle seahawks to advance to the n.f.l. divisional playoffs cowboys quarterback sch

ballot there they meant in the last years and if we don't remember two thousand and fifteen when and mariannareachin really one hundred fifty kilometers away from here this is really a tiny step for brazil this first dam call that's already. cost nine thousand people dead and a huge and romantic catastrophe a the worst in brazilian history so this company has now a really bad reputation which will also have a reaction and a consequences for the shares on the market ok mathias hébert in brazil thank you very much today marks holocaust memorial day in this day in one thousand nine hundred five soviet troops liberated thousands of prisoners from the auschwitz concentration camp former prisoners of auschwitz have placed flowers that an execution wall in the former nazi death camp where more than a million people were killed we spoke with one woman or remarkable one who managed to escape being sent to the concentration camps and then made it her mission to fight against the nazis as a spy. maku when it's ninety eight years old. but still full of energy. tonight she'll be holding another talk as al

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town of berman dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the ortho it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water and medicine and to. be dodging she has got a view this are still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera roman genial brazil. now the former environment minister marina silva has visited the site of the dam collapse she's demanding more preemptive action to stop some of the disasters in the future silva said congress was short of part of the blame for failing to strengthen regulations and force meant and we did talk to our. federal and

now a museum in what was the private residence of spanish textile artist and art nouveau painter marianna foote to me from eight hundred ninety two. he also developed new photography techniques and design stage sets having fifty inventions patented including printing processes that remain a trade secret to this day. three hundred fourteen again famed for his process for producing is shipley say his wife henrietta hughes did in the early twentieth century to create the iconic delphos gown. the production was done on cylindrical. that not only gave the fabric a place. but also its horizontal crimping. that it lends in the dress greater allure. only a few steps further on the larceny chair opera one of the world's finest opera houses it took several years of work to repair the damage caused by a major fire in one thousand nine hundred six the gold plated decks. ration in the because it's true to the original. even the exquisite kirsan is a perfect copy of the original it was recreated by the b.s. fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and venetians alike. but movin

else on to the nazis took over shortly before the outbreak of war in one nine hundred thirty nine marianna cowman fled to sweden with the help of the zionist used organization her family scattered to other countries in the one nine hundred forty nine she started a new life in israel it wasn't until the early sixty's that she traveled through germany again a trip she took with much tribulation. i was shaken and i thought this is a german house this is a german dog and everything that i saw seemed to be labeled by me. despite her concerns she decided to start a dialogue with the germans it was a highly controversial decision in israel at that time. and when later on my husband and i were back here and ready to talk to germans they have tacked us and said they wanted to make soap out of you and you talk to them how dare you but we did it and i still believe that it's the right thing to do. is. young. well in tears like daniela benefit from her decision to this day it cuts out in this thing that i am one of the last who are able to do this my niece for example won't be able to sit down with a

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town of berman dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the also it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water and medicine and. to dodge she has got view this is still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot go out she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera from ungenial brazil. now the former environment minister marina silva visited the site of the dam collapse and she is demanding more preemptive action to stop similar disasters in the future silver said congress on the part of the blame for failing to strengthen regulations and enforcement and we do for. federal and state government su

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town of berman dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture your thought is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water and medicine and to. be dodging she has got a view this is still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medication i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. that they're all jazeera roman genial brazil. the former environment minister marina silva has visited the site of the dam collapse and she has demanded more preemptive action to stop similar disasters in the future so the so congress must shoulder part of the blame for failing to strengthen regulations and enforcement and we do for you at. federal and st

at that time might have been killed by the accident we haven't learned really the last of us from marianna and even right now we're discussing softening weakening the environmental legislation that are necessary to make things work out and if this is an eclectic accidents like this could happen more frequently in the future unfortunately in spite of them there of the measures emergency measures taken by the government think this is just an acceptable just days after declaring that he would not cave in donald trump is it greed to end the partial government shutdown without getting the money he wants to build the border will a deal with rival democratic party politicians will provide enough funding to operate the government for three weeks i'll official reports from washington on what could happen after that thank you very much my fellow americans it's over for no i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. after the longest shutdown in american history thirty five days steps of moving taken to get it hundred thousand f

however environmentalist say the company and the country have failed to learn the lessons of the marianna disaster that al-jazeera the home of how there's a ban is an assistant professor of costa engineering at barnard university in london and he explained the possible reasons that led to the collapse telling down is the type of environment which is constructed this or that hazardous material mining activity in mining. stock hazardous. material and they. need to be used go in a safe place and telling them that kind of. all is a park mid-stream. and the challenge of this type of dance is that they are not really instructed very wrote the are not really one and the reason is that. you have. the money. so you got this nine times i don't cite these names business is not really. constructed and that is the challenge is that. you got down you have lost so. many jury but these monitoring are not really happening very well. to indonesia now where the number of people killed by floods and landslides has risen to fifty nine more than three thousand were evacuated from their homes as heavy rain four

minnesota ice in the november of two thousand and fifteen a similar disaster struck near the town of mariannakilling nineteen people three hundred seventy five families were made homeless nobody was held responsible for that nobody was prosecuted many of those families are still not been really housed to people here the environmentalist the families of those who are missing already asking questions about how the mining industry how the brazilian state will react to this crisis will they take responsibility for this occasion. taliban sources say they've reached a draft agreement with u.s. negotiators the end of the seventeen year long war in afghanistan after six days of talks in catarrh the u.s. envoy is now heading to afghanistan for consultations with the government but he says there are a number of issues left to work out and that nothing is agreed everything's agreed actual help are of reports. an apparent breakthrough in negotiations taliban sources say their leaders are paving the way for around fourteen thousand american troops in afghanistan to leave within eighteen months it return g

for twenty now a museum in what was the private residence of spanish textile artist and painter mariannafortunately from ninety two. he also developed new photography techniques and design stage sets having fifty inventions patented including printing processes that remain a trade secret to this day. mariano fortini gained fame for his process for producing issue of peace a. his wife henrietta hughes did in the early twentieth century to create the iconic delphos gown. the production was done on cylindrical rollers to make that not only gave the fabric and vertical aplysia plates. but also its horizontal crimping. that a lens in the dress greater allure. only a few steps further on is the last in each oprah one of the world's finest opera houses it took several years of work to repair the damage caused by a major fire in one thousand nine hundred six the gold plated decoration in the rico theatre hold true to the original. even the exquisite curtain is a perfect copy of the original it was recreated by the b.s. forty fashion house and donated to the opera to the delight of tourists and v

now marianas on his is live for us and in the prove in peruvian desert marianna we're twenty four hours away from reaching that finish line what's it like there where your. will we are exactly as you were saying very close to the finish line in the desert where the ninety page of this race is taking place the areas will be slow but it really is a desert of the god mostly i found the desert. with very soft sand is that that has been very difficult for many drivers and now we've seen throughout the last few hours several vehicles arriving here from motorcycles to trust to quads and to cars and as you were saying one of the main things on the main topic among among the feeble here and among the experts is that it perhaps it will take us national fee for a qatari driver nuts or a lot to not to win this race he is indeed the favorite he's way ahead of a several other drivers who are legends of. like stefan peter hansell who won thirteen got cars or also bought a couple of he is already here. in the camp with the drivers who arrived and he seemed to be very happy to be. arriving for us to and

else until the nazis took over shortly before the outbreak of war in one nine hundred thirty nine marianna cowman fled to sweden with the help of the zionist used organization her family scattered to other countries in the one nine hundred forty nine she started a new life in israel it wasn't until the early sixty's that she travelled through germany again a trip she took with much trepidation. i was shaken and i thought this is a german house this is a german dog and everything that i saw seemed to be labeled by me. despite her concerns she decided to start a dialogue with the germans it was. highly controversial decision at that time. and when later on my husband and i were back here and ready to talk to germans they attacked us and said they wanted to make soap out of you and you talk to them how dare you but we did it and i still believe that it's the right thing to do you know . young girl in tears like daniela benefit from her decision to this day it cuts off to them the thing that i am one of the last who are able to do this my niece for example won't be able to sit down with a woma

state one hundred thirty kilometers from marianna where a similar disaster involving the same mining company happened in twenty fifteen that brings us the latest from belo horizonte in brazil's minas get a state so the day after the bank spewing millions of liters of sludge tailings as they're known from the iron ore mine into the environment a rescue operation in full swing the president of brazil a job also nado jew here in belo horizonte way he has said he is going to oversee the operation he's bringing members of his cabinet into the region to try to initially to find out the extent of the damage to try to rescue survivors and then to try to limit what will inevitably be a huge environmental disaster to try to stop the contaminated waters heading down into a nearby hydroelectric plant to try to then start a massive cleanup operation in the meantime questions are being asked about exactly how this has happened less than four years after the last catastrophe. in the same state of minister lies the same company valley involved in that operation as well they.

however environmentalist say the company and the country who fail to learn the lessons of the marianna disaster. which is the era that is fifty nine people have died in flash flooding and landslides and more than three thousand were evacuated from their homes as heavy rainfall and strong winds pounded the southern part of the way sea island dozens of communities were inundated as rivers overflowed and burst their banks landslides and flooding are common in disaster prone and especially during the monsoon season between of tolliver and april. to the u.s. to the u.s. now with a long as government shutdown and history is over at least for now president obama has agreed to reopen the federal government for three weeks but the stopgap plan does not include funding for his border war with mexico the reason for the political deadlock with the democrats he says he's ready to declare a national emergency if negotiations hit another impasse and the coming weeks alan fischer reports thank you very much my fellow americans it's over for now i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town the dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the all through it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water medicine and to. be dodgy has got this is still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera roman genial brazil. now here rights groups are describing the jailing of a prominent lawyer in china is a mockery of the rule of law after his trial in a closed court in june last month one kong chiang was sentenced to four and a half years for subversion he disappeared during a widespread crackdown on activists four years ago had been in court defen

here has won the dakar rally for a third time marianna sanchez reports from pescado in southern perak. cheered across the finish line. the winner once again of a race which demands so much of vehicles and their drivers and you know it's really very typical is not. always that. you know it's the really hard race but i am really quite happy you know to win in the forty eight year old qatari beat spain by forty six minutes and then regarded as a rally race legend. and i got a w w it's been a very difficult. but we happy to have reached a finish line. competing as a woman is about overcoming challenges it has. perhaps in march a cycle it's more difficult for women because we have less physical strength and you need to be strong she was not alone seventeen women competed in the race this year the largest group of women yet to take part in the competition. driver says men have an unfair advantage at the dakar back out is not for ladies this is really for boys and that every day ladies fight of a story no show or. some peruvians criticised event organizers for the decision to run the race th

team street thousands of kilometers a peruvian does that with one month closing in on a third title marianna sanchez reports from. the finish line is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again i let the they do still reigns familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. him a hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of. however i let the he and his team have been tested several times losing their weight. because there is nothing it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandon the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and break out again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectators. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in the open at times risk

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the ortho it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water and medicine and. she has got. this still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera. brazil. now the former environment minister marina cellar has visited the site of the dam collapse and she's demanded more preemptive action to stop some of the disasters in the future silver says congress must shoulder some blame for failing to strengthen regulations and force mind. and we did for you at boy. federal and state government support to victims is very important taking

however environmentalist say the company and the country have failed to learn the lessons of the marianna disaster. which was here a while it's not all to harness my burgle is a reporter for the if the news agency has just arrived close to the area where the dam collapse in the state of maine as sherry yes thank you so much for speaking to us what can you tell us first about the situation on the ground right now what have you seen what have you heard. there is not much of that they can do and since it's hitching it is pitch dark now as he faces the latest victim who's with save in the dead is because they found symbology. most likely of the three hundred lives missing most of them will be will be dead bodies mud says there's about one hundred fifty other mines in all prices who are on site as being lunch when the is off to happen and much of the mafia did. the government at a press conference shortly it goes and you think chance is a minimal finding a need survive a glitch is that part of the diet thing to be saying this is really all for the results of a indeed and as he say's the middle

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town the dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the all through it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water medicine and to. be dodgy has got view this is still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive. some say they will not cannot give up this while there is still some hope. my mom cannot go out she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera roman genial brazil. the former environmental minister and presidential candidate marina silva has visited the site of the down collapse and we did for thirty two hour boyish deaths in federal and state government support to victims is very important taking measures to prevent situations like this is just as important as rescuing victims we can't

host: marianna, florida, republican line. what did you hear tonight? caller: i support the president. there is a crisis on the border. i welcome the people that come here legally. i know some of them. the president is correct. schumer and pelosi live behind walls, people in washington live behind gated communities. why can't we have a wall on the border like they have walls around their homes? we support the president in florida. we need this wall. democrats will never negotiate with him if he opens the government. he has to hold something over their heads to make the negotiate. they refuse to go to the white house. he has offered to compromise. they did not even come there monday or tuesday. i hope they will compromise with the president. if they just give president trump a chance, and i ask the people to give him a chance, he is trying to protect the american people. host: thank you. the president will travel to capitol hill. he will meet with senate republicans. vice president pence meeting with house republicans earlier tonight. according to the wh

one man closing in on thirty on his third title as question marks remain over the race its future marianna sanchez reports from. the finish line is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again let the assist be deuced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. it's only and. hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of sad. however i let the he and his team have been tested several times loosing their weight. so you cannot. because they think it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandoned the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and they caught again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectator. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping

the mining state where less than four years ago a dam burst its banks in the town in the town of marianna killing nineteen people something like three hundred or more people missing from this latest disaster which happened just a few days ago so a town in mourning but the town also asking questions about how this was allowed to happen and whether in this mining community more of these cases where. dams which are inadequate and ready to be identified. with just sixty days left until break that british retailers are warning about possible food shortages if the u.k. crashes out of the european union with no agreement a joint letter to parliament from a dozen major chains is warning that leaving the e.u. without a deal could threaten food security it says the fresh supply chain from europe would be severely disrupted reducing availability and shelf life for many products britain imports almost a third of its food from the e.u. . i want to say parliament will vote on amendments to prime minister teresa mayes deal for leaving the you the u.k. remains split on one of its most divisive issues fif

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town the dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture your thought is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water and medicine and to search. for you has got this is still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medication and the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera from an genial brazil. now taxi drivers are back on the streets of madrid protesting against the services of apps like they say rival drivers from ride hailing apps compete unfairly since they don't face the same regulations and costs look at the live pictures they're parked taxis block section of one of madrid's main avenues part of the open ended

peruvian desert and this year there's a little respite in the way of mountains mud or dirt tracks mariannasanchez reports. a list look at the vehicles and their drivers the toughest race in the world is gone with five hundred forty one competitors and three hundred thirty four cons. to additionally held in northern africa this year the latin american country of proof is the venue for the forty one year old rally it's on since ninth he says he's made.

being asked about why lessons were not learned from the last such disaster in the nearby town of marianna in november two thousand and fifteen. the town of berman dean your remains tense these precautions taken with news of a possible second dam about to rupture the ortho it is evacuated families in vulnerable areas and continue to distribute food water medicine and to. be dodgy has got view this are still a possibility it will find survivors until we find every single body the fire department works with the understanding that there are still people alive i mean. some say they will not cannot give up this well there is still some hope. my mom cannot. she's on medications i'm the only one who can go out and look for information. on their al-jazeera roman genial brazil. a neighboring peru an avalanche of modern rockers crashed into a hotel killing at least fifteen people on the southern city of the bank a mudslide broke the walls of the hotel thirty four people were injured. a bit more anti-government protests in sudan's capital khartoum that coincided with a visit by president omar bashir

at that time might have been killed by the accident we haven't learned really the last ones from marianna and even right now we're discussing softening weakening the environmental legislation that are necessary to make things work out and if this is an eclectic accidents like this could happen more frequently in the future unfortunately in spite of them they're of the measures emergency measures taken by the government think this is just an acceptable just days after declaring the he wouldn't cave in on presently to end the partial government shutdown without getting the money he wants to build mexico border wall a deal with rival democratic party politicians will provide enough funding to operate the government for three weeks while official reports now from washington d.c. on what could happen after that. thank you very much my fellow american it's over for know i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government after the longest shutdown in american history thirty five days steps of moving taking to get it hundred thousan

how do you think we have got here in brazil where this has happened again just three years after marianna which was then called the country's worst environmental disaster. well thank you for having me well unfortunately the situation happened over a game but it's not america i said that it was brought to the. ears of could use with our. environment and of the population in brazil the problem is that a group that long time brazil because the gaily. i thought did kind of to develop mentalities because curtis then put the development aboard everything else of all the environment of all the people of all through all the battle and in the knowledge that happened the initializers they recently there were there was a belief they should let the environmental legislation about the dam and even the help that to understand why these tragedies happen already a desire to try to do good is not by chance to happen because there is a kind of mentality that mindset that the goal remains and inquire of part of the residents of the society to have this kind of this or that this regard to the environment and

of ember of two thousand and fifteen a similar disaster struck near the town of marianna killing nine hundred people three hundred seventy five families were made homeless nobody was held responsible for that nobody was prosecuted many of those families are still not been really housed to people here the environmentalist the families of those who are missing already asking questions about how the mining industry how the brazilian state will react to this crisis will they take responsibility on this occasion at riana shrews econd painter for greenpeace in brazil she says the environmental licensing laws in the country are too relaxed. this time in peru much ino is said consequence of the lessons not learned by the brazilian government and the mining company is responsible for the tragedy with some michael denham idea and also controlled by violent so i'm devastated as environmental as president to see that this is happening again and what we've been listening from the new government and even we've had a lot of lobby from finding companies is too quick to be lies to make fast tracking o

involved in the dam burst and we've got and an environmentalist saying that they did not learn from the marianna dam best. yeah not only in brazil but also what we have been since the many years of these times maybe this is the challenge. for us all. so maybe push push the lever for more regulations oh say fifty lines or maybe that's a challenge because there are lots of resistance but you can imagine that the severance is. going to be there and that seems they think we have. seen further regulations originations mongering. from a very different sectors mr mom and i there's other thank you very much for your time on this we appreciate it that is. live in london thank you. now with the sixty three days left until the u.k. leaves the european union and politicians are unable to agree on a plan quite a lot of it has appealed for common ground and respect for different points of view the queen's comments didn't direct directly refer to bracks that are being widely interpreted as a rare royal intervention into the political debate paul brennan has more she may be head of state and leader of the globa

militarized in the denver of two thousand and fifteen a similar disaster struck near the town of marianna killing nineteen people three hundred seventy five families were paid homeless nobody was held responsible for that nobody was prosecuted. many of those families are still not been real how to people here the environmentalist the families of those who are missing already asking questions about how the mining industry how the brazilian state will react to this crisis will they take responsibility for this occasion. now to a developing story on the murder of sol the journalist jamal khashoggi the u.n. human rights investigator looking into the killing has sought access to the crime scene in the saudi consulate in istanbul where kushal ji was killed agnus kalamata has also asked to visit the kingdom hasn't had a reply from saudi authorities yet kalamata who is the un special rapporteur on executions is set to arrive in turkey on monday she says the inquiry is a crucial step towards full accountability for the murder well let's get more on this we're joined by harry just xan who's the exe

marianna stays he is back with a look at what it all means. you had been covering this for gyears. legitimate then maduro. >> he was elected part of the national assembly. that was itat free and fair election. don't forget that chavez who is the founder he had defeated the opposition by rigging the election so much that basically everybody stayed home. he got control of the national assembly. and in this particular election people came back out and we said we think we can win. >> they took back control. >> this year he was elected president of this national assembly. he is the have of it. the current president that they think is illegitimate. then it falls to the president of the nationall assembly. it's completely sponsored constitutional. it is written by the supporters. >> and maduro said he won an election last year. >> a lot of international organizations said that. the european union did not recognize it. they control the voter rolls and all of that. i they disqualified all of the leading candidates in the most important leaders and the opposition from even running. it is a..

marianna, who's also portuguese, is a vet who certifies meat in abattoirs, an eu law, for that crucialast stage before human consumption. john awoyemi, agro foods: "this is where it matters because this is where the finished product. what you see on your table comes up at this exact point, and without the vet being there i can't guarantee the quality of your product."the government says the rules about having vets in abattoirs will not change after brexit. but there are still other concerns. mariana santos, eville & jones: "the cost of living might increase which will obviously make it harder to live here."any disruption in the food chain would delay the supply of mecon dos santos, cnn: "and this is the end of the food chain here on this butcher's counter in london. all of these meats from the lamb cutlets, to the calves liver, have been through a rigorous inspection process from the farm, to the abattoir and from here they'll be supplied to fine restaurants and of course family dinner tables, all in compliance with the eu rules that could change after brexit."the health of livestock a