as a journalist who has been covering miramar for many years he joins us now from kuala lumpur. we're seeing reports of the nationwide internet blackout give us some idea about why the government would deny internet access right now the military wants them to not because this is what the demonstrators have been using to communicate with one another where they're still social media whether it's through e-mail and other methods and they want to make it a lot tougher to them to organize to strategize that's why also they're using the internet to get these their messages and the visuals these powerful visuals out to us and the outside world they want to make it tougher for us to know exactly what's going on inside me on maher keep in mind the military before they went forward this coup they had already worked out a playbook of what they would do step by step based on what they saw the public react got the playbook ready and now they're using it does i'm curious are these protesters a vocal minority or rising ground swell well some of the more than a falcon people on the streets of y

local media reports in miramar say security forces are fired on protesting crowds in the city of mandalay though there's been no official confirmation of injuries or deaths the ministry judge has deployed extra troops across the country as it intensifies efforts to quell a popular uprising a coup 2 weeks ago triggered mass protests and international condemnation so far the generals appear to. mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's to the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. you know the way that you know he's done it today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the main stream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central bank will stop working so that's why they have deployed the military vehicles here most of the o.t. . but the demonstrators are not intimidated bank employees have joined engi

now in miramar. in the capsule naypyidaw to break up protests after thousands returned to the streets for a 3rd day of demonstrations. 'd demonstrations are growing increasingly bold in the weeks since the military seize power a civil disobedience campaign has evolved into strikes and protests last monday man was army ousted the democratically elected government and arrested civilian leader aung sun suu kyi. is watching developments closely from bangkok and scott there's news and pictures of water cannon being fired at protesters enabled or just a few short bursts but is it the 1st sign of security pushing back. it is exactly you know we've seen these protests kind of steadily grow in size and then the civil disobedience become more organized over these last several days you know it really kind of started mid last week after that monday who we saw health care workers be the 1st ones to really kind of organize themselves and then almost every day we've seen a steady increase and we're seeing that agai

to miramar where military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities of yangon to mandalay and they've banned gatherings of more than 5 people it's intended to stop growing protest against last week's military coup and the head of military men flying addressed the nation for the 1st time since the takeover e.q. to country democratic leaders of using the pandemic to rig november's election but also promised a new election next year i do go to book for a multi-party democratic system a free and fair election it is important for the long term of the system that i got it when we have completed one year of this emergency law we will continue to proceed on to the 2008 constitution we will have a multi-party election and we will hand over power to the one who wins in that election according to the rules of democracy. in the aftermath of the televised address a protest continued across miramar with people in the largest city of yangon striking pots and pans initial public anger against the military leaders a week on from the coup in the detention of a city leader and says the chief

security forces in miramar fire tear gas and mandalay is nationwide and he could protests enter a 3rd week. and heavy rain triggers severe flash floods in the indonesian capital jakarta forcing hundreds to leave their homes. others there has seen parts of a confidential u.n. report which finds donald trump's ally and private security contractor erik prince violated an arms embargo on libya the report to the security council reveals how prince and foreign mercenaries and weapons to war holy 429 team when he was fighting against the internationally recognized government in tripoli kristen salumi reports from washington d.c. . erik prince is best known as the founder of blackwater security a private contractor whose employees were implicated in the killing of 17 iraqi civilians in 2007 he's also a prominent supporter of former president donald trump and brother to former education secretary betsy devadasi. but it's his role in a malicious assault on the internationally recognized government video in 2019 that's now a question al-jazeera has seen excerpts of a 121 page report submitted to

more than a 1000 migrants to miramar have been deported from malaysia even though a court blocks their removal hours earlier rights groups are warning their lives could be at risk protests in miramar itself are growing more intense by the day as tony chang reports international reaction is becoming more damning. malaysian immigration trucks transporting more than a 1000 asylum seekers to the coast and ships waiting to deport them despite a last minute court order delaying the repatriation the immigration authorities defined the courts telling 3 myanmar navy ships waiting on the docks the decision overrides concerns that some of those sent back will be under threat from myanmar's new military government. in myanmar itself mourners paid their last respects in front of the comp in the night when. the 37 year old company was one of 2 people killed on saturday when security services opened fire on protesters in the city of mandalay. i feel so sad losing him we lost the guardian of our family and now i need to move on with the remaining family members. me i'm a senior general minong lai howe

so just time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera and thousands of people in miramar have risked arrest to protest against a military coup on monday internet access has been widely cut off.

visit to miramar do you think you would have got any hint that a coup was on the horizon. that is the question that we don't know exactly laura but we do know that when you spend some time sitting down with aung sun suu kyi they signed a variety of memories they talked about infrastructure projects notably the china and myanmar railway project that they had intended to accelerate also china promised a batch of vaccines kovan 1000 vaccines to myanmar which are much needed about 300000 doses or so and beijing really described that relationship in quite affectionate terms it could describe as a little brother as well so the other important thing to note is one he also not only sat down with aung sun suu kyi also sat down with the commander in chief of the myanmar military now of course the military in myanmar has been close to beijing for decades and arguably myanmar was closer to china when the military junta was in power and we don't know if there was any communication there might have been some consultation in beijing hasn't been forthcoming with that no i'm sure we're not

country snowstorms black ice and plummeting temperatures are expected also coming up protesters in miramar keep up the pressure despite the military's efforts to block internet communication thousands of demonstrators marching young gone for a 2nd day denouncing the to the tretton stronghold back democratic game. and it all goes wrong for new shining. coronavirus if it kept him from training with his teammates before they. lost a life sick in a show. a michael it's nice to have you with us germany has been hit by heavy snow and ice with disruption to public transport likely to continue into monday the northwestern state of lower saxony had already seen heavy snow but transport police reported that the freeway had not been severely affected as road cleaning crews had kept a drivable but some to. parts of the country anything. you can say that again michael it's very cold here. a lot more to come and really a tale of extreme weather in germany because while we have very cold temperatures here in the north being brought down by a polar vortex being sent from the same time. is sending warm awa

correspondent michelle chase well in delhi thousands of demonstrators have again taken to the streets across miramar to show their resistance to last week's military coup they did so in spite of blocked internet access and a heavy security presence they are demanding the release of elected leader aung sun suu kyi who is in detention and the epicenter of the protests was in young gone which saw its biggest rally yet. protesters a back on the streets of young gone for a 2nd day thousands marching against the military coup in me and. they used the 3 finger salute to signify their rebellion and carried ban is demanding the release of elected leader on song suchi. they say they had no choice but to take to the streets in support of democracy and against what i see as injustice. this is really unfair despite the landslide win in the election the military staged a coup unilaterally and with his actions. the military staged an entree occurred by a rest of the leaders elected by the people oust juden under the red fighting peacock flag have led revolutions in the past so we join today the protest as well . t

in miramar least 6 people have been injured by live fire in the city of mandalay after police tried to break up on the coup protests i think is they're also reporting at least one person is killed. there's been severe flooding in indonesia's capital jakarta triggered by heavy rainfall in some parts homes were submerged by up to 2 metres of floodwater suburbs in eastern your carter worst affected time pro-democracy groups are rallying outside parliament demanding the prime minister's resignation and for the monarchy to be reformed thousands of police officers were on standby ahead of the protest. a quarter of moscow's up held kremlin critic these prison sentence but as shorten this term by one and a half months it was earlier sentenced to nearly 3 years for violating his parole while he was in germany recovering from poisoning 5 people have been killed in explosions in afghanistan's capital police say at least 2 improvised explosive devices were used in the attack in kabul no one has claimed responsibility argentina's health minister is resigned after reports a friend of his was able to

miramar has witnessed some of its biggest protests in more than a decade hundreds of thousands of people have joined the nationwide pro-democracy demonstrations including people from all walks of life like students teachers and lawyers now the country's footballers are lending their voices should the protests . oh i have no 6 no. these footballers are demanding democracy and they're not just any football to us they are players from the neon ma national team they have taken to the streets to protest the military coup the fusing to represent the country under a military government for her no doubt overrides in the woods and i will throw one about modern i only play football on the streets until we get democracy and we know we won't play for the national team under the military dictatorship. we are protesting to send that message to tell you about the redemption or it's up to the to do it. and to not bluffing pay as gay fans a taste of what football might look like under a military government as the streets replace the stadiums many of the footballers say they'd cutey to they country has to

more protests in miramar hours after troops are deployed raising fears of another crackdown. i'm about this and this is our visitor live from doha also coming up out of surgeons of all of and west africa guinea declares a new outbreak on neighboring liberia is on high alert.

a coup any longer more than a 1000 refugees and migrants malaysia he would you to be deported to miramar have been granted temporary stay follows a court appeal by human rights activists who said deporting the group could in danger lives. the united states is now recorded more than a half 1000000 deaths from covert 19th by far the highest toll in the world flags at half mast and president joe biden on the victims with a moment of silence. kuwait is closing all land and sea border crossings from wednesday until the end of march as it tries to get on top of corona virus infections but the government says it won't affect shipping operations and exclude some domestic workers health ation has barred the entry of non-citizens he wait to recorded 2100 new covert 900 cases on monday police in georgia have stormed the offices of the opposition and have arrested its leader and you can melia is demanding new elections after last year's disputed parliamentary polls georgia's prime minister resigned last week in protest over plans to arrest melia saying it would make the place of crisis worse. facebo

. >>> the biden administration is condemning the military coup in miramar. myanmar. here is richard engel. >> reporter: after a decade sharing power with civilians, the myanmar government is seeking a coup one scene as a champio once seen as a champion of democracy, suu kyi spent nearly 15 years of detention before entering a pack with the military she was welcomed by president obama. >> our party always says the most important thing is national recommendation >> reporter: she long fallen from grace accused of staying silent of what's often called the genocide of the rohingya people >> suu kyi made a deal with the military and lost her credibility because of atrocity she refuse to recognize. the military ended that deal and she's back into detention. >> richard engel, thanks very much >>> several officers have been suspended pending an investigation in rochester new york after a body cam video showed a nine-year-old girl is handcuffed and pepper sprayed in the back of a patrol car the girl threatened to harm herself and her mother and kicked the officer it comes near

from the president because he's made his voice clear to putin and he said and made a statement about miramar. so mynamar, they said they were arresting her for importing illegal radios. and in russia, they arrested the journalist for not reporting to his probation officer, something like that. again, it's an interesting time to demagoguery around the world and we have to prevent it from happening in our country. reporter: on the budget rilths, there are -- reconciliation, the minimum wage, if some of the things like the minimum wage don't wind up in the bill, worked through the process, what's the message, this is our chance to get things done? speaker pelosi: as you know, in many ways we're at the mercy of the senate in terms of the byrd rule. again, the parlimentarian of the senate is going to make some determines. we would hope he would make them by now. but until we have our bill, which we now have, we tonight have those determinations from her. there's so much in the package that has to be done right now, and we'll dot best we can. reporter: do you have any concerns from some that say t

there despite a tarnished reputation in the west of course what does she represent to the people in miramar she represents the fight for democracy keep in mind during the previous into she spent 15 years under house arrest fighting for democracy she is an icon in this country you go around the country see her photograph in people's homes both in the cities in the villages the only person that wobbles her and their history for popularity is her father general the independence hero who was assassinated when she was a girl that's dave in kuala lumpur thanks much dave sure thing. and to your now germany has some in the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of participating in illegal protest against the jailing of opposition figures alexina the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat. was in moscow he described the blocks ties with russia as being under heavy strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the european union and russia but when 3 diplomats from sweden poland and

this is someone who comes from a military tradition in miramar -- myanmar where it is very much winneres all. this is a military that has not had civilian oversight. this is a military that has been a law to itself for decades. it has a rich history of metal maniac military leaders watching coos, holding onto power for decades. aggressively and violently, and ruthlessly. i think part of the surprise for us as outsiders is we assumed the president would act in a way -- if the bike had things pretty well. he was getting pretty much everything the military wanted to achieve. the flak was, the blame for bad cisions was accumulating on the president. the point we have missed is he comes from a military tradition where,, when you make a decision you get everything your own way. that is the sort of leadership he wants myanmar. this does not look like it is going to be a one year military administration. it looks like they are in for the long term. anchor: the national league for democracy said that the president is calling on the public not to accept the coup, calling on the public to protest

the army were trying to get people to go back to work the irrawaddy runs through the length of the miramar is fundamentally important as a way of transporting all sorts of goods through the country and i think it's an indication of how successful the civil disobedience movement is being at the moment but there was only one of several protests in mandalay we've also seen large protests in the former capital yangon with crowds holding up pictures of uncertain suchi and one smaller protest outside the chinese embassy where protesters i think very aware of the fact that china is seen as a supporter of the myanmar military trying to pressure the embassy staff inside but also i think trying to embarrass the military who clearly have a very strong relationship with china or if this is being going on for days tony any sign the military is ready to engage some of the protesters demands. at this stage really very hard to know what they're thinking. this is a military which has remained isolated for decades we've saw overnight more sanctions put in place by the us there are discussions about what san

on facebook facebook's confirmed that that's happened telecommunications companies that operate in miramar have also said that they have been told by the government to stop allowing people to go into facebook now when you look at the country and you look at you know ok facebook why is it that important of a platform for them $53000000.00 people in myanmar about half of them use facebook that is to communicate with people within the country but also outside the country and that along with that go with the messaging platforms apps that are come under the facebook banner so that's a lot of communication that's being cut because they have shut down the page well when say the police filed criminal charges against deposed civilian leader aung san suu kyi coup leaders the keys owning handheld radios that were illegally imported the u.n. is calling for her release saying the arrest is undermining democracy the rule of law. the global alliance to distribute coronavirus vaccine to poorer nations known as the covert scheme says it's on track to supply $2300000000.00 doses by the end of the year most

network of scholars and activists that support democratic struggles across national borders he is from miramar and lives in london where he joins us from now welcome to d w what do you know about the night time kidnapping of opponents of the military. well that has become a major trend there's massive and didn't you know bloated on on social media platforms and i've called friends who send me in my chat box you know like a 32nd 42nd clips over the security forces you know beating up people under the cover of night or greeting you know houses or people look down town but dissipated in civil disobedience movement so it's true it's actually kidnapping is the only one of many techniques the military is using date anti the jail yesterday as it were good will gesture and criminal convicts passed genocidal organizers they were among those really nice and a couple of video that i received indicate that the some of the. freshly released to even meet me had been given actresses of dissidents where they go and ransacked that people who had the military is trying to avoid you know the being seen as to rig

protesters in miramar keep up the pressure despite the military's efforts to block internet communications thousands of demonstrators marching young gone for 2nd day denouncing the coup that threatens to roll back democratic gains.

so just time for a quick check of the headlines here in al-jazeera and thousands of people in miramar have a risk arrest to protest against a military coup on monday internet access has been widely cut off. indian farmers have ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country the farmers say the new laws aimed to guarantee prices for their produce. are very jealous margaret is saying he's been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in december 2016 who was never formally charged with the crime our senior political analyst momper shara has more on what may have influenced the decision to release hussein. clearly there are some circumstances happening in the region and around the world that influence decisions of the president. about sisi notably. the recent not read normalization of relations between qatar and the 4 bloc you think country which includes egypt and to the advent of the biden administration and just to remind our viewers around the world biden have made it clear over the last se

more protests and miramar hours after troops are deployed raising fears of another crackdown. i'm about to send this is all to 0 live from doha also coming up a resurgence of a ball in west africa guinea declares a new outbreak on neighboring liberia is on high alert.

other stories making headlines around the world at this hour in indonesia activists protest at the miramar military coup outside the country's embassy in jakarta called for the release of aung san suu kyi and other civilian leaders detained by the military in the region government is seeking a special meeting of the bloc of southeast asian nations to discuss the situation in myanmar. a controversial republican lawmaker has been sanctioned for promoting q. and on conspiracy theories and endorsing violence against democratic politicians margaret taylor green was removed from 2 committees after a vote in the u.s. house of representatives 11 republicans were among those voting against her green said she regretted some of her passwords but did not apologize. pharmaceutical company johnson and johnson has asked regulators in the united states to give its vaccine emergency approval if authorized it would be the 1st 3rd vaccine to be approved for use in the u.s. the johnson and johnson vaccine only requires one shot that's the 1st of its kind in the world. stand the u.s. where president joe biden

protestors march in miramar is the military appointed foreign minister flies to thailand for crisis talks. that the 75 inmates are killed in ecuador as gang rivalries lead to prison riots. and government activists go on trial in lebanon accused of terrorism over last month sprint. so ghana has become the 1st country to receive a vaccine through the international kovacs came yesterday and i could jabs arrives in the capital at critics to short time ago at the 600000 vials have been flown in from india gonna plans to inoculate around 20 percent of the population in the 1st phase of its campaign. here part of a who's unicef regional director for western central africa joins us live by skype from dakar in senegal and it's a big moment a seminal moment that. it is a huge historic could have moments we are about we have just witnessed the 1st touchdown of what to be the biggest historic or procure event and this technician operation of that scenes and it starts right here in our region west and central africa so this is the we've been seeing the pictures of this 1st flight to land historically

this there are a lot of my headquarters here in doha also coming up after i was security forces at miramar fire shots to disperse hundreds of protesters rallying of the northern captured state. also a bowler resurfaces in west africa health workers say at least 3 people have died in getting a declare it's an epidemic. for margin time present carlos menem dies at the age of 90. welcome to the program former us president donald trump urs been acquitted in his 2nd impeachment trial the senate found him not guilty of inciting an insurrection trump was accused of encouraging his supporters to stall the capitol hill on january the 6th while senators were certifying joe biden selection when 7 republican senators joined 50 democrats in a vote to convict him but that fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed let's cross over to hide it or castrate washington d.c. with the very latest for us and heidi let's begin with those mixed messages from mitch mcconnell the senate minority leader and the fallout from this to him for mr trump and the republicans. right of the vote of mitch mcconnell to acquit

hello again you're watching al-jazeera as reminder of our top stories this hour police in miramar have worn down to demonstrators to leave or they'll be dispersed by force they turned water cannon on people in the capital is preferred day of may just street demonstrations since the military coup one week ago today. israel's prime minister has pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust and his latest corruption trial resumes benjamin netanyahu says he's the victim of an attempted coup. and rescue operations are resumed in northern india to locate around 200 people missing after a himalayan glass collapsed at least 11 bodies have been recovered classiest sent a torrent of water rushing down a valley. in another reversal of donald trump's foreign policies u.s. president joe biden the ministration plans to rejoin the un human rights council earlier this week biden vowed to person and to trump's isolationists policies and declared diplomacy as back pulled out of the human rights council in 2018 calling it a hypocritical organization that was hostile towards israel. w

impart information we urge every member state here today to use any channel available to tell the miramar military that violence against the people of myanmar will not be tolerated together we all show the people of myanmar that the world is watching we hear them and we stand with them thank you where we've just been listening there to the u.s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield who is only just very recently confirmed to that position by giving a speech there on the situation in myanmar of course for weeks no since a military coup overthrew the democratically elected leaders the un general assembly is discussing the coup and that cracked and as always greenfield said actions have consequences and the world is watching also watching that speech was our diplomats scared search james base he's alive for the united nations james an interesting intervention there from the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. give us a sense of what she was saying there and what does this tell us about what the u.s. plans to do. since the biden ministration has. come into charge. well i think it s

now police in miramar have used water cannon in the capsule naypyidaw to break up protests after thousands return to the streets for a 3rd day of demonstrations. 'd demonstrators have grown increasingly bold in the weeks since the military seized power a civil disobedience campaigns evolved into all out strikes and protests last monday man was army ousted the democratically elected government and arrested civilian leader aung sun suu speak to scott hardly he's monitoring developments from bangkok and scott man must state t.v. seems to be issuing a series of warnings to the protesters what's it been saying. yes laura in a ticker on state run t.v. that's a word to go to the bottom of the screen saying that or a warning yes a veiled warning saying that legal action should be taken against the wrongdoers who are putting the stability of the nation at risk no it didn't really say who this message was coming from obviously it is it is targeting those protesters as tens of thousands of protesters we've seen now today on monday for a 3rd day it doesn't really have too much specifics in it which is

actions by various governments and the miramar military would have known that and that's also what makes this also you know a bit more concerning you know the military can expect sanctions the military can expect widespread condemnation for this this will not do so much just be business as usual this is going to fundamentally change the way that governments interact with. with the government of myanmar with me and our military more specifically thank you very much matthew smith for speaking to us about this matthew smith is a chief executive officer of fortify rights he was speaking to us there from the u.s. . international reaction to this koan folding in myanmar this monday australia has said it's deeply concerned about the situation and has called on the military to respect the rule of law. rather disturbing. developments on aware of those troubling reports in the foreign minister has been following the very cause you know if you receive already she to start in on these matters on the standard the details of going to have a very limited because of communications reportedly cut. and it

denver's airport no one here on the plane or on the ground was hurt. 2 people have been killed in miramar 2nd largest city 2 of the bloodiest day of protests against the military coup the violence has provoked threats of further sanctions against the generals. tom andrews is formally u.s. congressman who is the un special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar he says we can expect security forces to crack down even harder. as you know the terry is capable of just about anything and then massacre protesters in the past in street street they've killed monks in saffron robes protesting and of course we've seen what they're capable of doing with the ethnic minorities including the ethnic lines so this is a very dangerous situation and the nightmare is made even. more frightening by the fact that they are now deploying these army troops these these deployments sort of in this case the 33rd light infantry division this was the very division that is accused of and was actually involved we know in massacres against the regime or ethnic minority tremendous atrocities so now these hardened and sold

protesters march in miramar is the military appointed foreign minister flies to thailand for crisis talks.

back on the streets thousands of people joined new and he crew rallies a miramar defying a military band on gatherings. of their i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the race to find survivors of india's glassy avalanche hundreds are still missing. the president cannot simply resign to avoid accountability for one piece.

government in half a century or more now from early file one of the few foreign journalist based in miramar. in dawn raids in yangon members of me a democratically elected leadership were rounded up and detained as the military staged a coup in the name of the state of emergency is in effect nationwide and the generation of the state of emergency is set to one year. the military says it was acting in response to widespread election fraud its chief min and lying now rules the country this is our worst nightmare quite clearly this is the myanmar military scrapping the democratic experiment you know you're talking about a party that won a landslide election truly a landslide election and all of the sudden we have. we have the president and other top people. under detention and a state of emergency manufactured by the military to justify your long seizure of power the raids came shortly before the 1st session of a new parliament was supposed to begin. party the national league for democracy had won a landslide victory in elections in november instead the military is now patrolling the streets p

senior generals they have lived through this before in the eighty's the ninety's the early 2000 when miramar was a pariah state and in those in that era they were very much in control and they kept very tight controls on any kind of democratic voices the popped up any protests were very swiftly put down but in those days myanmar was a pariah state it was very isolated certainly it was still doing business with some of its neighboring countries links with china were still relatively strong but i think in the last 5 years we've seen an opening up and people within me and mar have seen the benefits that can bring and that's why we're now seeing so many people coming out on the streets of voices that we're hearing from those protesters who are saying look we're prepared to sacrifice our salaries for the moment but if we succumb to this military coup we're going to become slaves to the military again and i think they're very aware cutely aware of the advances they've made in recent years and they just don't want to go back to those down. tony reporting from bangkok of the events in myanmar tony t

well more than a 1000 refugees and migrants in malaysia who were due to be deported to miramar have been granted temporary stay the decision follows appeals from human rights activists 1200 detainees including seekers and children he was scheduled to leave on tuesday in 3 navy ships sent by. the robertson is the deputy director of human rights watch is injured division and he explains the danger the refugees face if they do end up being deported. well these are persons who have been detained in malaysia over the course of the last year or so these are people including at least 3 of these people we know are refugees recognized by u.n.h.c.r. there are probably many more recognised refugees in this group at least 17 of these children are persons who will be separated from one or both of their parents by this group and there's a back to myanmar this is a group that has been held in the malaysian immigration has not allowed the un refugee agency access to person in immigration detention center since august 21000 so there's a lot of question marks about how many refugees and asylum seekers the

coup any longer more than a 1000 refugees and migrants i'm a lazy or he would you to be deported to miramar have been granted a temporary stay before those appeals from human rights activists who said deporting them could put their lives in danger. united states is now recorded more than half a 1000000 deaths from cave 19 by far the highest toll in the world flags set at half mast and president joe biden ordered the victims with a moment of silence. guinea is expected to begin it's a battle of vaccination drive on choose day 11000 doses of a budget of vaccines and 200 health experts have landed in guinea's couple of connect after a resurgence of the virus but the flight carrying them could not land in cannot creep because of heavy fog and had to be diverted to senegal inoculations could not begin on tuesday at least 5 people have died in the latest outbreak. brazil's state oil company petrobras has had a $13000000000.00 wiped off its value after its c.e.o. was ousted by president john paulson are the company's shares plunged 22 percent on monday after the government's nominated an army gene

that's 330 in the afternoon in miramar where the military has seized power its leaders say they will hold elections in a year's time civilian leader unsung suchi and other senior officials have been detained and there's a heavy armed presence in the may just cities communication lines have been disrupted and banks closed the coup was announced on a military owned television channel. but the state of emergency is in effect nationwide and the duration of the. state of emergency is set to one year starting from this date the order is announced in line with the 2008 constitution article 417. also cheese policy won in a landslide in november's election but the military recently discredited the results alleging that been widespread voter fraud the commander in chief men online has previously suggested abolishing the constitution and is now in charge and actually for democracy party has people to reject the coup and wholeheartedly protest action has drawn international condemnation and is a reversal of what many saw as years of progress towards democracy man man had long been hailed as a ra

shots are fired in miramar as the military confronts rail workers protesting against the coup. and to be seen but not heard japan's ruling party says women can attend high level meetings but only if they keep quiet. welcomes the program an arctic blast continues to cripple large parts of the united states where at least 30 people have been killed the once in a generation storm has left millions without power and 3 quarters of the country blanketed in snow a national guard has been stationed right across texas which is among the hardest hit states types of burst in the freezing temperatures and water treatment plants of stop working 7000000 texans have been told to boil their water while of a quarter 1000000 have no running water at all where generators water and blankets are being sent by the federal government but the governor of texas says it will be days before the situation starts to improve most of the state will be below freezing tomorrow morning along i 10 in north will remain freezing through thursday night with cold temperatures once again on thursday night. we should

this is all just everything's at the top stories protesters are back on the streets and miramar for an 11th day to voice their own go over this month's military coup the u.n. special envoy is warning of severe consequences of the military steps up its crackdown on demonstrations scott however has more from the thai capital bangkok one group we are hearing today that's going to go out specifically we don't know what location they're going to go to is a group of monks.

on the myanmar military now that they are the miramar military junta to are critical additions inside me and mar to. bear whereby the working girl would want to return. and simon there are reports of this boat load of refugees was dispatched by people smugglers so yet again many were seem to be victims of human trafficking. you know that certainly seems to be the case and you know this is what happens when a large group of people are essentially abandoned international community people are desperate and the international community needs to step up to take care of rangar refugees and to cannot pressure on me amar in particular from him our military so that the conditions inside myanmar are such that their anger will want to return some of bill and it's good to get your thoughts thank you for talking to our desire thank you. now the fate of $317.00 schoolgirls abducted in nigeria on friday is still unknown they were taken from the town of jang debbie on friday in the latest of a series of mass abductions in the country's north the government has ordered all boarding schools in the area

leaders detained after a coup earlier this month pressure on the military is also growing within miramar where large crowds have been taking to the streets nationwide and demanding the restoration of civilian rule. some are about the birth of their will to keep up the fight remains unbroken and. it was the biggest day of protests yet. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets and even the water to cool for democracy to be reinstated in an ma. law that. now they have been given backing by the un's top human rights body. the human rights council passing a unanimous resolution urging manaus military to release on sunset she and others civilian government leaders it was i think that reflection of a very strong view of the world looking at this outrageous act by the tatmadaw the military of overthrowing a developing democracy a fragile democracy is and then the aftermath of this with the massive protests and the very heavy handed ness of the of the military. and the military's crackdown on dissent is getting more heavy handed by the day. the red cross reports 3 people were wo

breaking news out of miramar also known as burma.ace in the military has detained the democratically elected leader. they are aware of the situation and they continue to support democratic institutions. i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to your programming credit you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. ." mark: welcome back, judge ken starr. i guess you are always a judge, even when you are retired, a good title. there are these efforts to skirt the constitution. you know progressivism and constitutionalism don't get along well, like oil and water. and progressivism, is an ideology that seeks to find ways to get around the constitution. we constitutionalists are trying to find ways to uphold the constitution, one of most important things discussed at constitution. convention is who is in charge of the votes system, state insist we're in charge of how people vote. within very general parameters. they created a federal government, they had been in charge of everything before. we have article. state legislator d

successful and that is how we've been looking right now at protests taking place in russia and also miramar do you think that we can draw parallels between these different protest movements that are happening around the world. there iris since $21000.00 in the several plotters. she lieben our day depend then it brought about a certain free single on a world that was. mobilizing in a global wave of protests very typically said these protests that are massive that is they're able to mobilize large number of people they often develop on a sort of 3 good day it could be my know in general terms but that starts assertive wave that implies politicisation of the claims and a certain of the escalation so that sometimes our small planes did then the become a large claim for democracy i do think it is important there involving a lot of young people very interesting you have to leave it there donna teleporter professor of political science writing us from florence thank you thank you barry. let's get around to some other headlines from around the world the west african nation of guinea has declared a

and to coup protesters a miramar face off with the police despite fears of a violent crackdown. fears grow in nigeria about the fate of dozens of student.