office by west bank the shooting happened in hebron the palestinian health ministry says 70 year old mohammad al i had doubts was killed when a bullet went through his hearts. a car running at a bus station in west jerusalem is being described as deliberate by israeli police at least 14 people were injured when the vehicle was driven into a crowd all possessory ins the driver fled the scene those are the headlines the news continues on all jazeera after witness stay with us. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by more than 48 percent we'll bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in to what extent will china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the calls on al-jazeera. in the scene where the last one good note are now pekka article in the. yeah you were tough i could you know like me it was for took all his. against you was good enough for you because it for. once i knew from the bake science class bums they sit on they found on and on the traffic and and being with us from tallahassee. the mock meeting on the back and go mad men

occupied west bank the shooting happened in hebron palestinian health ministry says 17 year old mohammad al her dad was killed when a bullet went through his heart the israeli military says its troops opened fire after a palestinian through a far bomb. a car ramming at a bus station in west jerusalem is being described as deliberate spy israeli police at least 14 people were injured when the vehicle was driven into a crowd of pedestrians the driver fled the scene. at least 6 people have been killed in the southern iraqi city of the just friends supporters of the shia cleric worked at sutter storms and antigovernment protests camp souter has at times all supported and oppose the protesters who want the removal of iraq's ruling elite some of 14 has more from baghdad. this is just the latest in a series of confrontations between the sudras who supports the nomination of mohamed tawfik allow as prime minister designate and other protesters who reject him until recently the sudras supported the protesters providing important logistical support protection as well as political cover but not that a

. >> reporter: mohammad al masalmeh is taking computer classes anlearning everything from how to buildgame, to coding. i didn't know anything about computer. like, all i know is like openg facebook and stuff. >> reporter: 19-year-d rian al masalmeh fled to lebanon six years ago, after his father was shot and killed in sy >> this is changing my life. th is actually changing my life. before this program, i didn't see myself in the future. now, i guess i can see myself trying to just finish my study and find any job that will make money fome to live. >> reporter: run by the united nations world food program-- w.f.p.-- this digital skills training program brings together lebanese people with displaced syrians, providing classes four days a week to improve their english and computer litpaacy. >> partis are also given a small stipend for living expenses. d buwhs this have to do with food? >> reporter: what's the line between food and online skills? >> you can give a person a fish, or you can teemach o fish. >> reporter: paul skoczylas works for w.f.p., which has been fighting hunger since 19

protests in the occupied west bank the shooting happened in hebron in health ministry says 17 year old mohammad al had died was killed when a bullet went through his hearts and a car ramming at a bus station in west jerusalem is being described as deliberate spy israeli police at least 14 people were injured when the vehicle was driven into a crowd of pedestrians the driver fled the scene those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after face to face. castro wanted to say wanted a different future castro want to do is country che wanted international revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviously they not only did that at that point the relationship and their political project came to you and. i thought on the face. of say 10 already now what i had thought over still what i will to see who i want to see how or blooded luck i'll simply. buy him ali out of they come yeah out of the. channel. capital truly go before. there's a. new openness to look at. them but you know only. to

mohammad's al jazeera. a recent report by the world by fun says threats to nature can lead to economic losses surging countries to take action against the harmful effects of climate change karen ellis is a director of sustainable economy at the world wildlife fund she explains the rate at which these losses are caring. we're destroying nature incredibly fast globally we're destroying the area of a size of a football pitch of forest every 2 seconds so what we wanted to do with this report was to look at the economic costs of that destruction so we used for the 1st time a new methodology that combines analysis of how nature delivers benefits to the economy with a global economic trade model that looks at how economies sell goods to each other to look at how those nature losses will affect different countries in the world and it showed that overall we stand to lose at least 10 trillion dollars of global g.d.p. by 2050 so the the hardest hit countries in terms of percent of g.d.p. are of the poorest countries s

mohammad mohebi made a third later on. in that same group, al from behind with adailton putting the visitors in front. 2—to the final score. in group c, the qatari side began with a win. mario mandzukic set them on the way to victory. 2—0. fc tokyo backin the way to victory. 2—0. fc tokyo back in the champions league for the first time in four years and they shocked their opponent. they were heading for a famous when until adailton put through an own goal. i well and draw. in the day's other games, sharjah lost 1—0 at home to al—taawoun in group c, and melbourne victory beat chiangrai united 1—0 in group e. the games involving beijing and shanghai shenhua were both postponed because of the coronavirus and they've been re—scheduled for april. despite big investment and a promise to make them title contenders, jurgen klinsmann has stepped down as hertha berlin's interim head coach after just ten weeks in charge. the former germany and usa coach was named manager until the end of the season, back in november. but won just three of his nine league m

bob in hebron a government statement says 17 year old mohammad was killed after a bullet went through his heart they're upset with headlines on al-jazeera as always plenty more on our website at al-jazeera dot com coming up next it's witnessed say with us. to the. least with criticism over the housing crisis. and unemployment in the country will the current prime minister manage to reset. the country to break. the other here. month. a little like the ferry. down the mountain. so you. think we're learning. this is where the ferry. a website called china's largest social media is like one day last year i was checking the training topics. and i saw this very fashion designer i check it out it was actually a way. to ferry from my girl who calls herself the next. except a girl he's a farmer living in a rural area that had never heard in all the materials for her fashion design are falling objects that farm tools umbrellas boy stuff girl stuff. with 100000 followers she was a celebrity and i was very interested in her like many chinese my age i don't wake up to an long clock but to wait for. china. with 140 character limit is the best

shaikha al nuaimi was awarded the prime minister's medal. shaikh mohammady she brought to the school where she worked. and as the super bowl gets underway in miami, the new york times is looking at the all—importa nt entertainment portion of the game. jennifer lopez will bejoining the ranks of beyonce, lady gaga and madonna in kicking off the super bowl halftime show. let's get more on the outbreak of the new coronavirus. some hospital workers in hong kong will go on strike on monday, to demand the closing of borders with mainland china. so far, 1a cases have been confirmed in the city. mariko 0i is in hong kong for us. tell us more about this strike thatis tell us more about this strike that is about to kick off.|j think it is important to emphasise that this union is relatively new, it was formed towards the end of last year during the pro—democracy protests a nd during the pro—democracy protests and they admit that this move is political. this is to put more pressure on the city's leader. we were there on saturday when they voted to go on strike as of mo

. >> mohammad is sitting on the board of al yanz, an insurance company, which is all about pointing out risk. one of them biggest investments is pimco, also about risk. he is not compromised by that but the reality is that people, everyone talks their book. it is moment's job it is one of the best in the game et cetera his job to consistently point out the fact that there are risks that will come along that we will not be prepared for and that could lead to market shocks that's what he does, has been doing it 20 years. >> we are asking the question -- >> it is not tactical. >> we are asking if this is a bigger more legitimate risk at a time when some are suggesting the market are severely i don't have stretched and we are going to have a disruption the likes of which we haven't seep. >> i don't think it is but i don't think you also need to be shape recovery in anything that's been displaced by the coronavirus. as long as -- i mean the market has never -- we have seen v shaped recoveries in the market. but as long as the direction is moving in the right way i think the mark will be okay

backed al-qaeda in that country joining me now is iranian scola professor mohammad marandi who's been traveling on one of the most important highways in the middle east from damascus via it live to aleppo thank you so much for coming on the show you've been driving up one of the most important highways what is it like because nato nation media is only full of stories about russia and syrian air strikes killing women and children in hospitals and schools on mass what sane person is going to believe that the white helmets that are based and have nothing to do with their. front with al qaeda with. me can only be there with their permission and i have visited places in syria where the white house minutes buildings were right beside al-qaeda buildings and front of it had to hear a sham they keep rebranding themselves and they have different names but. across this region the white house minutes have been working hand in hand with out what the united states wants and what western european countries want and we can hear huge explosions right now. is this country to be weak and divided because

bob in hebron a government statement says 17 year old mohammad was killed after a bullet went through his heart they're upset with headlines on al-jazeera as always plenty more on our website at al-jazeera dot com coming up next year it's witnessed say with us. our land is going to the polls to elect a new government faced with criticism over the housing crisis. and unemployment in rural parts of the country will the current prime minister manage to present just a decision to join us as we look at who will take the country to break say it's. the in. the in. the lead.

this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour iraq's president has appointed former communications minister mohammad a long way as prime minister designate the country has seen the months of massive protests or option on formant and like the government services the arab league has rejected u.s. president all transposed and the from the middle east where as an emergency meeting in colombo the syrian president will pass his people would never accept it. china says at least 340 people have died from the corona virus after dozens more tests or serious bitching has asked the e.u. to provide urgently needed medical supplies as it struggles to contain the spread the virus. the protest in lebanon have converged on its poorest cities to show the governments they're united in their calls for political change the so widespread anger over corruption and mismanagement the latest march comes ahead of next week's confidence votes to approve a new cabinets so hideouts reports from tripoli. revolutionary songs play out says activists board buses taking them to tripoli it's the 1st time they've come together from dif

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al-jazeera. to. find jane spays in munich where world leaders gathered for the $56.00 security conference among them the palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh u.s. president donald trump describes his middle east plan as the deal of the century the palestinians call the map of territory they've been offered squeeze cheese rather than a solution for a sovereign palestinian state so what now will explore all of this as the palestinian prime minister mohammed style talks to our. mohammed stier palestinian prime minister thank you for talking to al-jazeera you know where i'm going to start i'm going to start with the trump plan what the president of the us called the deal of the century he talked about it 1st 3 years ago and i've been speaking to diplomats and to prominent palestinians they all told me they thought it probably was never going to see the light of day. but did can i ask you what your thoughts were and your feelings when you saw that document for the 1st time well. it was really an insult for everybody where this sort of very long fight for freedom and independence and a sub. on the borders of. which we want to as big com

al-jazeera called. the. mind jane space in munich where world leaders gathered for the $56.00 security culprits among them the palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh u.s. president double trouble describes his middle east plan as the deal of the century the palestinians call the map of territory they've been offered squeeze cheese rather than a solution for a sovereign palestinian state so what now will explore all of this as the palestinian prime minister mohammed style talks to out yourself.

al-jazeera shan bag north east delhi. malaysia's parliament will vote on a new prime minister next week after the country's leaders suddenly resigned martin mohammad who's now interim prime minister says a snap election could be called if monday's vote and and i'm pos malaysia has been in political turmoil since 94 year old man and his party quit the coalition earlier this week. israel has approved nearly 1800 new settler homes in the occupied west bank just 4 days before the country's latest election it's the 2nd major settlement statement by the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu netanyahu in recent days is right wing likud party and the defense minister's far right you mean a coalition of vying for the support of woman 600000 settlers in monday's election . even though south sudan's warring sides have partially formed a transitional government a crucial part of the deal still hasn't been completed the armed forces were due to be unified and even where they have been troops are abandoning the camps there is have a morgan has this report from. a call to line up for military exercises is something these soldiers are used to but for th

this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour iran's president turns appoint a former communications minister mohammad to lobby as prime minister designate the country has seen months of mass protests over corruption on the points and lack of government services. they are oblique hours rejected u.s. president donald trump's proposed plan for the middle east as an emergency meeting in cairo palestinian president mahmoud abbas said his people would never accept it . and governments continue to repatriate their citizens from china response to the coronavirus russia is the latest nation to confirm its growing its citizens rights with the military sending planes to china on monday and tuesday where 300 people have died from the virus. or protesters in lebanon have converged on its poorest city to show the government they are united in their calls for political change the still widespread anger over corruption and mismanagement the latest march comes ahead of next week's confidence votes to approve a new cabinets sattar hideouts reports from tripoli. 'd revolutionary songs play out says activists board buse

al-jazeera the white house. well the 2 most affected regions in italy's north are under a lockdown where some 50000 people live there are increasingly worried but are trying to stay positive mohammad joe reports from milan. in less than a week life in the small town of lingle has completely changed the corona virus outbreak in northern italy slumbered the region is what did it forcing checkpoints to go up and keeping residents from getting out. since we're barred from accessing areas under quarantine as we speak to volunteer medic marco on skype. he worries about what will happen next but also tries to stay calm ready. i don't live alone so every time i go back home i think about it because maybe i've been in contact with someone that has it but i'm without symptoms and we're constantly checked. marco says he doesn't want to diminish the gravity of the crisis but he also likes looking on the bright side and tells us there are surprising benefits to living under lockdown. it's beautiful because you see kids playing in the streets the way it was many years ago during the days of our parents and grandparents there was much more lighthearted in this. just up the road from cars that li

or mine or soldiers or mohammad eventually found a ride leaving behind the small refugee family he's made in a country that offered a life but little future natasha going to name al-jazeera is stumble. still ahead on al-jazeera polls open in south carolina it's the site of the next u.s. presidential primaries in just a few hours and super tuesday is just around the corner ethiopia's controversal down project takes shape on the nile as talks of the egypt stumbled yet again and argentina may have given the world some of its best footballers but it's ball makers are struggling not stories coming up in sports. we've got more clout and rain into central parts of china running right back towards the southwest and that's pushing across the east china sea the odyssey through the korean peninsula into southern parts of japan so there will be more wet weather in store here over the next a day or so shanghai right 12 degrees celsius it sinks a little further south which as we go on through sunday hong kong just clinging on for the time being to the dry by the 2nd half of the weekend i suspect the rain will gradually set in right as guys dry weather does push back in behind

al-jazeera. the in the the on the the on. back i look at the headlines now iraq's president has appointed former communications minister mohammad allawi prime minister country is seen months of mass protests of a corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services. the arab league has rejected u.s. president donald trump's plan for the middle east as an emergency meeting in cairo to discuss the proposal palestinian president mahmoud abbas attacked the plan and said his people would never accept it and the german air force plane is arrived in frankfurt from the han is governments continue to repatriate their citizens from china in response the coronavirus 312 bangladeshis have also been taken while russia prepares to pull out its citizens as well. well indonesia is joining the list of nations evacuating citizens from the han hundreds of students will be flown home and doctors are preparing to quarantine them for 2 weeks or no confirmed cases in indonesia but as jessica washington now reports from jakarta health officials are taking no chances. on the streets of indonesia's capital this is the new normal on public transport most