for calling the meeting saying the protests are a domestic matta mudslides and a tarantula rainstorms have left at least forty four people dead in the congolese capital kinshasa well authorities say victims were killed by collapsing walls and by drowning many homes in the city of ten million a built on hillsides where a lack of drainage systems makes them vulnerable to flash flooding. that two jets collided on the ground at a toronto airport on friday setting the tail of one of the aircraft ablaze. but an eyewitness on board captured the moment when part of the plane exploded no injuries have been reported and an investigation into the incident is currently under way. a new tell all book about donald trump's presidency is flying off the shelves in the united states the book entitled fire and fury has been published for days ahead of schedule despite attempts by the president's lawyer to stop it us a secretary of state rex tillerson rejected characterizations in the books saying he has never questioned the president's mental fitness and trump tour into author michael wolff claiming the

how to bring a government together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matta long it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. still ahead on the bulletin near wesson saudi arabia eleven princes are detained after ever protests at a palace in riyadh and millions of orthodox christians celebrate christmas around the world. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. welcome back as we look at weather conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean and western parts of asia we've got a few showers to contend with on the southern side of the caspian sea but for it's around it's ten degrees and largely dry season temperatures for kuwait and baghdad indeed it's looking rose to the fine around the eastern side of the mediterranean and heading through into monday not a great deal of change eighteen and bright in beirut so let's head down into the arabian peninsula where it's a largely fine picture much as you'd expect but having said that so a chance one or two showers down towards the southern end

how to bring a government together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matta long it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. they've been long queues outside supermarkets in venezuela after the government ordered them to slash prices rampant inflation in the country has risen to above one thousand percent and that's led to widespread shortages of food and medicine president nicolas maduro blames the economic crisis on an international conspiracy. we arrived early but we couldn't get in the prices were much lower last night but today the prices a normal they were dickey prices elevated compared to the income of venezuelans well most venezuelans. we understand that supermarket chains have a right to increase prices because it's relative but none such an exorbitant manner three hundred percent i think there should be a bit of control and if there were some control we could purchase things. ecuador's government has appointed a new vice president to replace jorge glass who's been jailed for corruption money i.v. konya seen here

more than thirteen thousand tourists stranded near switzerland's matta home peak because of heavy snow and the risk of avalanches ski slopes hiking trials and train services to the nearby thailand of zion that has been closed about four hundred people were flooded out earlier this week helicopter teams have been deployed to trigger controlled avalanches and ease the snow build up on the alps. get some weather and find out is there any hope for those people stuck there then yes despite not stop snowing as you just said it's not a launch risk and that's the big problem because you have for example the chocolate box image of a swiss village like exam mark in the summer looks beautiful we just have at least to meter for in less than a day hence the problems this is just you know this is the benign part of it this is not a picture of avalanche yet but the risk does exist and we've seen many of them that wasn't just the alps involved in this not sort of major snow but the whole system's been around for a few days and this may be a more interesting the artistic result of two days of freezing