our controlled territory and have halted an operation by the warlord to take the western city of misrata tony brooklier reports now from the frontline in the town of. driving to the frontline through territory that just 3 days ago was held by warlord khalifa haftar dance forces. this government soldiers passing on intelligence about a possible air attack he tells everyone to be vigilant the threats from the air is always present heavy artillery and air power unable to have to as units to overrun government forces and take the town of abu grain 80 kilometers east of misrata on sunday but in the face of a massive counter offensive they could only hold it for less than 2 hours soldiers and civilians are answered the call. that up to the families of misrata are all together united of one voice of one hour print he found him came from misrata to abu grain with ammunition and weapons this is the new frontline after retaking abu

mourning the dead in the libyan city of misrata but they found to keep fighting the forces of war the war to leave for half the. belong to the fix for the people living downstream a mining dam collapse in brazil. warnings are being issued to travelers heading to china as the death toll from the corona virus outbreak rises to 106 the number of people infected by the illness is now more than 4000 after the virus broke out in ruhani earlier this month canada has confirmed cases of the virus and he's warning citizens against travel to japan's foreign minister says the government will send a plane there to evacuate its citizens scott the reason beijing with more on how the government is responding to the opera. what's really concerning about this virus and there are so many layers of it is how quickly and this is coming from the officials here the health officials here in china how quickly it has spread you know every morning we wake up and the numbers have just increased dramatically so that is really the focus right now trying to understand this virus how it spreads you know we've been t

no longer has to mourn the death of this young man tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still had all jazeera mourning a legend basketball fans pay their respects to kobe bryant after he is daughter and 7 others were killed in a helicopter crash to stay with us here on al-jazeera. hal is right on his way through japan now the same stuff that was unusually wet in china but it's going out of the way now so thunderstorms and significant rain most of it i think on the pacific coast of honshu once it's gone through the air is remarkably warm 14 degrees in a socket that's above the average by quite a few degrees tokyo joins in by the time we get to wednesday is going to be rain rather than stay for the most part i think of a hawk but you get some snow at least 1st of all behind it all it's now gone quiet and not cold beijing's 7 degrees were hans' at 11 hong kong right about 18 mark in the sunshine of course but shanghai has gone up to 9 but a breeze but 9 degrees all same big showers are forming once again in borneo or typically at she's right into the sea which is where you

no longer has to mourn the deaths of its young men tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. president prepares to unveil his middle east peace plan the palestinian side it's far from the deal of the century still coming in their thousands we made the latest arrivals in uganda fleeing fighting in the democratic republic of congo. hello when the ship blows in the winter that northerly wind to come down the gulf from kuwait it often feels quite cold it has been doing so recently but there's nothing in the sky what's in the skies over turkey or even after afghanistan that's i think where you'll see rain or snow but the wind itself that's been dropping temperatures are keeping the live in kuwait bahrain and qatar where he's easing say for tuesday we're up to 21 degrees as far more reasonable and is pretty compatible with most places around riyadh's disappointing at about 18 degrees or so but the next trough is on its way down see these blue spots here. in the mountains or be thunderstorms it will be rain over the red sea and this is probably jus

no longer has to mourn the death of this young man tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. president prepares to unveil his middle east peace plan but palestinians say it's far from the deal of the century. south africa considers nationalizing one of the world's few private the armed central banks. hello the last of the snow from what was a significant fall in this wrapped round of clouds in east encounter the next system is coming in on the pacific coast it's done particularly vicious one is much like the others it's been windy and wet and snow height stretching from british columbia down towards northern california that it has to move eastwards at the same time there is still cold enough for the junction of this feed from the gulf in the cold from north to meet and do some well could be significant thunderstorms snow on the northern edge so we got texas oklahoma and all places east will be affected the rain a become i think at his heaviest from new orleans east towards round the gulf really and then the cold inland probably doesn't allow

misrata grain with ammunition and weapons. this is the new frontline after retaking abu grain units then pushed have to ask forces back 20 kilometers they may be wounded but they are not beaten they are a well equipped and heavily armed enemy which can attack at any moment but only. it's dangerous they're using drones every artillery rockets but god willing it will protect us we are taking our precautions. they lost 11 men in the weekend attack and 100 were injured including some civilians this is the funeral of a little girl who died of natural causes the people have remained here living with danger every day and they are suffering by 3 o'clock in the ocean is that your heart then you are facing life shooting it's the biggest danger from all sides it's indiscriminate it's difficult because in wars you can't predict what will happen. this medical facility in nearby zam zam is the only community health care center for 100 kilometers the administrator said have to as fighters ransacked the place and salt ambulances and all the e

forces loyal to her have advanced on the town of grain 120 kilometers east of misrata there are clashes on the outskirts of starter is libya's 2nd largest city and is home to oppose after taking control of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital after launched his offensive to seize tripoli in april of last year tony but he is in misrata for us and says that several trips aligned with the u.n. by the government have been killed. ceasefires been holding pretty well for the best part of about 12 days now and suddenly today was the day when it sort of kicked off there was a surprise attack by half dollars forces against the position. they took it the fighters were forced into retreat they regrouped got rearmed resupplied and they went back and talked back that position in the early afternoon and then carried on even further into hushed our territory holding as we understand it america. which has been in their control about 20 kilometers in but having to say that this is a big open expanse of land and territory and it does change hands quite regularly so the

also mourning the dead in the libyan city of misrata but they vow to keep fighting the forces of warlord khalifa haftar. and south africa considers nationalizing one of the world's few privately owned central banks. hello welcome to the news our china says the number of deaths from the corona virus outbreak has risen to 106 the number of people have factored by the illness has also risen to more than 4000 comes as the head of the world health organization visits the country for talks on the outbreak has more from beijing. the streets in the capital beijing are almost empty and the most likely stay that way until next monday now that the lunar new year holiday has been extended to help curb the spread of the corona virus more countries and territories have increased restrictions on people from a province or even banned their entry in some cases as the chinese government continues with its plan on containing and treating those who have the virus but i have to keep wearing the same mask if i throw this away no mask then i'm asking the government to sell more masks so i found out that everyt

on the ground officials from libya's 2 rival government say that fighting has broken out near misrata the un backed government in tripoli says its soldiers have retaken the town of a brain misrata is libya's 2nd largest city in his home to groups who oppose the war old khalifa often. charges health ministry says the corona virus is spreading fast $56.00 people of now died nearly 2000 are infected china has banned all wildlife trade the source of the virus is believed to be a seafood market in central china almost 60000000 people are under lockdown. really to tell you jacques based on the knowledge we now have this is an emerging in new disease the knowledge we have is quite limited we're not very clear about the source of the disease and the infections a not under our control so based on the changes and the evolving nature of the in fictions we would continue to improve the measures and implement tell policy so that we would be fully prepared and that we can enhance hope for pianists to respond to the possible changes of the infections so as to meet our goal of containing the disease

officials from libya's 2 rival governments say fighting has broken out near the western city of misrata the un backed government in tripoli says its soldiers have retaken the town of grain misrata is libya's 2nd largest city and is home to groups who oppose the war lords only for have to take control of the of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital of the have to launch these offensive in april last year tony berkeley is in misrata live for us is going to bring us the latest on that fighting in tony given that is meant to be a ceasefire in place why are we seeing this outbreak of fighting now. big question stan we don't exactly know the answer to that at the moment this was a surprise offensive launched this morning they went 20 kilometers into the territory held by the government of national accord forces they then retreated they really rearmed reinforced and went back and talked back and then went on beyond that to take up territory that was previously held by have to troops they responded in a very strong way this is most serious violation if you lik

misrata suffered a great deal from gadhafi when he was dictator they then said never again but they think never again is repeating itself because they see khalifa haftar as a dictator in waiting they believe that he has the same sort of traits as more modern duffy and they will resist him the big question is what do you offer to someone like that for him to stop the conflict and that's an answer we don't know maybe they know in various capitals around the war around the world but at the moment that's the big question out zero's tony berkeley reporting live from misrata tony many thanks indeed turkey's president is holding talks with his algerian counterpart over the conflict in libya on friday richard topper the one announced plans to deploy more troops to support the u.s. backed government of tripoli european and regional powers are trying to enforce an arms embargo possibly a long lasting cease fire deal. or one are also expected to discuss gas exploration of the mediterranean and other areas of mutual interests. a new documentary from the gambia is exposing cases of alleged tortu

the un backed government in tripoli says its soldiers have retaken the town of abu grain misrata is libya's 2nd largest city and is home to groups who oppose the war lord only 4 have to take control of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital after have to launch his offensive in april last year tony burke 3 is in misrata live for us with the latest on that fire and what more can you tell us john. or stanley as you said the government forces have retaken graeme and they've gone beyond that we understand into previously controlled have to our territory they've moved on and they are at the moment consolidating the feeling is that they will we retire back to where they were which is where they were the smaller before this whole offensive started but this is actually about 80 kilometers away from misrata to the east this area to give you a picture is very open land it's almost desert like very few settlements and not much to teach it importance so the question is why did have to us forces launch if it could be there just flexing their muscles and showing

him came from misrata to grain with ammunition and weapons. this is the new frontline after retaking abu graine units then pushed have to ask forces back 20 kilometers they may be wounded but they are not beaten they are a well equipped and heavily armed enemy which can attack at any moment but only. it's dangerous. they're using drones heavy artillery rockets but god willing it will protect us we are taking our precautions. they lost 11 men in the weekend attack and 100 were injured including some civilians this is the funeral of a little girl who died of natural causes the people have remained here living with danger every day and they are suffering by 3 o'clock in the ocean is that your heart then you are facing life shooting it's the biggest danger from all sides it's indiscriminate it's difficult because in wars you can't predict what will happen. this medical facility in nearby is the only community health care center for 100 kilometers the administrator said have to as fighters ransacked the place and salt ambulances and all the equipme

target it will be on the ground in misrata. is the 1st time. never forget the police from the remaining survivors of the most notorious. verse of. plus. hello there we've got some quotes about the conditions fine across northeastern areas of the united states under the law states where to see the back of that ice and that snow but we've also been left with. some rather doubt whether to 10 inches above the average chicago look at this a very adult. seen no real snow end of the forecast that you know snow on the ground in this is that you ation through monday so want to scout the child working the way gradually across the southeast pushing tools eastern seaboard 8 celsius in new york 9 in washington d.c. but the next big storm it is getting itself out into the pacific northwest yet again very heavy amounts of rain very strong winds hold. of the washington oregon and of course once it moves inland it will change over to snow into the mountains 11 celsius in seattle 15 degrees in san francisco but mostly dry and then also small rain developing tues

the un backed government in tripoli says its soldiers of retaking the town of a grain misrata was the be the 2nd largest city that is home to groups who opposed the war that was only after taking control of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital after have to launched his offensive in april last year italians are voting in regional elections the far right league party is hoping to buy gains in areas traditionally dominated by the left it's a crucial test for its leader former deputy prime minister salvini he pulled out of a coalition government last year a strong showing on sunday could help him in the next general election. peruvians are also heading to the polls to elect new members of congress on sunday the vote comes amid a wave of political turmoil and for months after president. dissolved the legislative body but as mary other such as reports from labor voter apathy is on the rise causing concern among some candidates. a lifetime sweeping streets has involved in this to run for congress in sunday's elections the previous parliament was dissolved

fighting has been reported in the area east of libya's misrata where forces loyal to the ward cleaver have to launch an offensive to take the city on sunday at least 11 government soldiers were killed and 100 others injured after us forces are accused of bombarding civilians in the capital tripoli as well tony berkeley has more from misrata. mourners killing in their hundreds to pay respects to $1.00 of the government soldiers killed in an attack by forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar 11 men died and nearly $100.00 were wounded on sunday as they defended the small town of abu ghraib 80 kilometers east of misrata they included mohammed abu zaid 23 year old son abdul aziz who volunteered to help repel have to attack. and i get the impression if you stand and love him you might have another 12 sons and i would sacrifice them all in this struggle against a man who wants to be a dictator. these images were put on social media it's thought that at least 12 have to as men were killed in the fighting the attack took everyone by surprise. as there was a ceasefire and we weren't expecting an

officials from 2 rival governments are saying that fighting has broken out near the western city of misrata forces loyal to the military commander after have advanced on the town of grain about 220 kilometers east of misrata and there are clashes taking place on the outskirts of the area now misrata is libya's 2nd largest city it's home to 2 groups who oppose after taking control of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital as have to launch his offensive to seize tripoli last april. those that lines this hour coming up next talk to al-jazeera with haiti's president who looks at the challenges his country is facing a decade after a devastating earthquake there stay with us for that. you see. it was the 1st black republic in the 1900 century created by a revolution that overthrew slavery montagne by french colonial rule. but independence came at a cost and haiti had to pay billions in compensation that left the country bankrupt since its creation high levels of inequality and poverty have persisted over the years and political attempts to fight it have not ende

and how quickly the bloodshed tony burke out of there or the misrata the u.k. has decided to lead the way build the non core elements of its 5 g. network the u.s. had called on its closest ally to exclude the chinese tech firm from the project because of security fears but the prime minister barak's johnson has resisted the pressure in one of the biggest public breaks with washington in decades that he reports from london. it's a yes but one with caviar it's as the u.k. government approved chinese firm huawei providing infrastructure for the promised 5 g. rollout they were at pains to stress there was no security risk defying warnings from the us a key member of the so-called 5 eyes intelligence alliance we looked at the issue of how to maintain network security and resilience over many months and in great technical detail. we would never take decisions that threaten our national security or the security of our 5 eyes partners who are we itself says it's reassured by the long delayed decision we have supplied the cart age technology to operators in the yorkie f

officials from libya's 2 rival governments fighting has broken out near the western city of misrata the u.n. backed government in tripoli says its soldiers of retaking the town of grain misrata is libya's 2nd largest city that is home to groups who oppose the war lords only for have to take control of the city is an important part of the government's defense of the capital to have launched his offensive in last year tony burke the is in misrata live for us with the latest on that fighting in the question here as opposed to any is why are we seeing this now given the cease fire. good question stan we don't know the cease fire has been holding pretty well for the best part of about 12 days now and suddenly today was the day when it sort of kicked off it was a surprise attack by forces against the position. they took it the d.n.a. fighters were forced into retreat they regrouped got rearmed resupplied and they went back and they talk back that position in the early afternoon and then carried on even further into have to our territory and holding as we understand it and their record which i

as you know the city of misrata is in the forefront at the government side in southern tripoli and also in the around the city of sirte it's all civil areas are now witnessing get tension in libya including cintra libya around the city of city and also here in the southern tip of the coast the. human cost over the past 8 or 9 months is very high as you know that the 9 months of heavy fighting in southern tripoli have taken a toll a heavy toll on civilians around 2000 people have been killed so far thousands have been wanted including get civilians about 200 civilians have been killed so far by the fighting in southern tripoli and over 140000 people have been forced out of their homes because of the fighting ok mama hilly very heavy human costs indeed a very heavy human cost mom had my forests in tripoli well the conflict in libya has 4 says you heard there hundreds of thousands of people to cross the military and seek safety in europe now greece is toughening its stance on asylum seekers taking away their rights to health care and social security payments it's a reflection of the tensio

kilometers off the libyan coast so this war against the islamic states was fought by fighters from misrata with with the invitation of the. government this is why it was installed i would say by u.n. and also supported by you can union. late 2015 but the parliament that is now. in the east never never inaugurated this government and this is the argument for many people in the east that they are as well have a non recognized government themselves and beta then you have this government which amended it is as the mandate of the parliament to live in parliament it's run out because 2 years have been passed so i think it is the chance to bring these institutions to governments to parliaments to armies not all together despite the digits in d.c. i just as you said i agree with your point that you said we the west really didn't support the international recognized government but this recognition is something that was just in need in 2016 so let me ask you this because you did say in your opening statement that a weapons of argo is wrong when a legitimate government is being attacked by rebel powe

1000000000 peace conference is what now for libya where battles reportedly raged for the city of misrata joining me now is the british ambassador was in charge when relations warmed ridgeway in london and more market after yes richard dalton thanks so much for coming on to the cease fire negotiated in moscow in tatters berlin a failure not surprisingly we're not even hearing about it in media or in nato nations after or was it 9 years of the britain bombed libya it's true to say that it's a failure but the powers that have interests in libya have got to get serious so you're a and egypt and russia who've been supporting after have got to call him to order and they have got to observe the arms embargo because without external infusions of weaponry this fighting can't continue so the un track remains the only way forward the security council meeting it must unite but not just unite in words which is what they've done in the past but actually. indeed but far from. a arms in book the u.n. mission in libya is now claiming countries taking part in the summit were sending yvonne's weaponry truc

misrata with forces loyal to the border to leave after last an offensive on sunday at least 11 government soldiers were killed and 100 others were injured investigators in the united states are trying to find out what caused the helicopter crash that killed 9 people including basketball legend toby bryant broad's private helicopter came down on the hillside north of malibu in california on sunday heavy fog at the time it grounded other aircraft including police helicopters basically officials say a soldier was killed in a general injured during a drug raid in the state of quinton a roof according to authorities the traffic is pulled up into vehicles near a plane that landed on a roadway and tried to unload 800 to 1000 kilograms of told jane in 26 packages those are the headlines the news continues here on how to 0 right off the strain. tracing can credibly expensive and ineffective is it time that we changed our approach. here in the stream if cancer has affected your life or that of someone you know we want to hear from you on twitter or in our live chat with your story. today we're join

in libya at least 11 soldiers from the un recognized government have been killed near misrata forces loyal to warlords valley for half that were trying to advance on the town of grain misrata libya's 2nd largest city it's home to groups who oppose. after long since offensive to seize the capital tripoli in april last year a spokesman for halftime says there is no political solution to the conflict. went to moscow and before that we went to several other countries he would not searching for a solution we know that the solution is of the the solution is in the ammunition and in the hearts of our men still we always try to listen to the international community and the mediators until the world is fully convinced that we are fighting criminal and terrorist groups. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. embassy in baghdad has been struck by rockets the 1st direct hit after months of near misses 3 rockets landed inside the compound in the heavily fortified green zone one struck a dining area during meal time 3 people were hurt only hours earlier iraqi security forces used live am

in 2016 retreated about 30 kilometers to the west from syria it meanwhile troops from the city of misrata according to military sources there say that they are heading their way towards sit it to have the forces attack also eyewitnesses in the city and their fighters with the government of national accord so you dad to their take over what happened mainly because one military unit. belonging to the government it's the salafist trend that belongs to an ultra puritan islamic movement called the salafism that change it position. sort of received last from tripoli we're going to weather update next here on how to 0 there will be and liberia's find out why this growing discontent at the nation's ruling elite. hello there is a fairly quiet picture generally throughout much of the arabian peninsula the recent rain kid very swiftly out of the picture but unfortunately still to the north across the pond we are going to see more in the way of rain now all these coastal areas throughout of israel 11 on into serious a very strong winds to choose the on wednesday and some heavy rain at times as well a

libya richard dalton what can be done to stop the fighting in the strategic western libyan city of misrata and whether only get daffy son safe can we in like the country boris johnson's campaign for a big bomb for bricks it may look as if it is failed but what was really behind this ambition to mark the exit from the e.u. at the elizabeth tower we talked to renowned architectural historian shank about a london history steeped in mysticism imperial power and class war all the more coming up in today's going underground 1st after the moscow and 1000000000 peace conference is what now for libya where battles reportedly rage for the city of misrata joining me now is the british ambassador was in charge when relations warmed ridgeway in london and more moderate officer richard dalton thanks so much for coming on to the cease fire negotiated in moscow in tatters berliner failure not surprisingly we're not even hearing about it in media or in nato nations after or was it 9 years of to britain bombed libya it's true to say that it's a failure but the powers that have interests in libya have got to

a new escalation is newbie is sick and says he is targeted and will be on the ground in misrata. and there that very heavy rain has been impacting more southern sections of china is not clearing pretty quickly away to the east but that does mean that all of this tragedy can see is taking not rain with it so it's going to be pushing across into southern sections of the korean peninsula and very heavy rains into western areas of japan national fat the really heavy rain of the next couple days it should stay just to the eastern side of honshu but we could be saying about 170 maybe 200 millimeters of rain accumulating really to the east of osaka 30 celsius is the high it is cool if you're in tokyo on choosers 8 degrees celsius generally elsewhere it is a much clearer calmer picture 8 celsius in shanghai and 70 in the in hong kong down on the coast showers and thunderstorms typical for this time of year farther to the south throughout indonesia and it like to generally across into borneo the next couple of days is going to be some march where we see the heaviest of these rain some pre

in libya at least 11 soldiers from the un recognized governments have been killed near misrata forces loyal to warlords have to we're trying to advance on the town of. misrata libya's 2nd largest city and is home to groups who oppose have to have launched his offensive to seize the capital tripoli in april last year. about 200 holocaust survivors are at a ceremony in poland ouch with camp 75 years after it was liberated these survivors are laying wreaths at the execution wall germany's biggest jack complex more than a 1000000 people mainly jews were killed there between 1940 in 1905 with the number of survivors dwindling this could be the last major on a verse or a attended by those who lived through the camps ors. well when china stopped taking foreign recite global's over 2 years ago innovation was needed to deal with the world's plastic problem and now engineers in australia say they've developed a technology to reduce plastic that can fit into a small room they say the micro factory ends the need for a waste product to be transported over long distances and could lead to much more

warlord aletha hafter were trying to advance on the town of abu ghraib misrata is libya's 2nd largest city and is home to groups who oppose after after launches offensive to seize tripoli in april last year a spokesman for half the says there is no political solution to this conflict however the man who. went to moscow and to berlin and before that we went to several other countries we were not searching for a solution we know that the solution is in the gun the solution is in the ammunition and in the hearts of our men still we always try to listen to the international community and the mediators until the world is fully convinced that we are fighting criminal and terrorist groups. in the gambia police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse thousands of protesters calling for president obama barrow to step down but barrow time to power he promised to step down after 3 years but now he wants to stay on to complete the 5 year presidential term nicolas. it ended before it started after multiple requests to protest against president adam a barrow were rejected the government gave d

misrata. ceasefires been holding pretty well for the best part of about 12 days now and suddenly today was the day when he sort of kicked off there was a surprise attack by half does forces against the position that. they took it the fighters were forced into retreat they regrouped got re arms resupplied and they went back and they took back that position in the early afternoon and then carried on even further into have to our territory holding as we understand it america. which is been in their control about 20 kilometers in but having said that this is a big open expanse of land and territory and it does change towns quite regularly so there's no big strategic objective to this that we can see but sunday has been a day in libya where things have changed a little bit the cease fire may have gone out the window a little bit because we heard reports also over artillery exchanges in the south of tripoli more rockets are being fired at the airport and remember the airport was closed on 2 occasion

turkish ethnic libyan turks being arrested and being targeted because after had even bombed the town of misrata which has a heavy ethnic turkish element to it so beyond the fact that turkey does want to have a creator sphere of influence in the region and they're also worried about what have to are simple and could mean for the ethnic turks living in libya as well ok so we have we have turkey in the now going ahead now going into to libya we think about just a month or so ago about that actions in northern syria that does this of these 2 are linked to any why should what should we read about his relationship with the outside world and he beat its allies there who often look at this rather discounts . well as turkey has personalized its regime as it's become more all about her to want to know are fewer checks on his power what we're seeing is the turkish government is becoming more aggressive which with its form policy became much more aggressive in syria contending against the us and basically pushing us out of syria or at least attempting to do so it has become more assertive with libya as wel

palestinians have already rejected fighting has been reported in an area east of the libyan city of misrata where forces loyal to the world order leaf lost in the fences on sunday at least 11 government soldiers were killed 100 others injured lebanon's palm of his past its 2020 budget the new government is trying to lift the country out of a deepening economic crisis but many protesters rejected the budget as it had been discussed and amended by the previous administration investigators in the u.s. are trying to find out what caused the helicopter crash that killed 9 people including basketball legend kobe bryant broad's private helicopter came down on a hillside north of malibu in california on sunday heavy fog at the time had grounded other aircraft including police helicopters. mexican officials say a soldier was killed a general injured during a drug plane right in the state of current on a route according to authorities the traffic is pulled up into vehicles near a plane that landed on a roadway and tried to unload mista mated 800 to 1000 kilograms of cocaine in 26 packages when soldie

morning they did in the libyan city of misrata but they vow to keep fighting the forces of warlord. britain prepares to decide if.

failed state yet that we have a working banking system that we have open container ports to paly misrata and benghazi again hugh have trait you have a daily life yes schools were closed in tripoli because of the war that produced the 150000 people had that have left their homes but you had as a structure of life it was well still working otherwise the syria so i think this conference comes at a true short time where people understand this could now really descend into a real proxy war like we see in syria and more severe conflicts with made major league mercenaries coming to the country but people don't want the war anymore and i'm not talking about this one tripoli also the wall 3 years in benghazi and the many local conflicts that we seen before the majority of libyans would like to see an end of it as well people outside tripoli one a really just. will there with a willful view of the country to be distributed in a fair way which brings me to the next subject which is there are reports all over the news landscape today that pro have to have forces or blocking or oil exports from key l