african nation of liberia now that country is grieving after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia left at least 26 children dead fire officials say faulty electrical may have been to blame for promising a full investigation. and find mourning and liberia. dozens of children and 2 of the teachers killed by a fire. fire service official suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable. the children were sleeping inside their koranic boarding school eyewitnesses tried to help. when we went to the back door we heard the children crying hanging on the bar's the windows saying we are dying here we're dying here rescue us this. photo we got the call around 1 am we tried to go there but the fire had taken everything we tried pulling them out but we couldn't the children had already died. within hours liberia's president george ware arrived to pay his respects we really want to just let the families know that we are with them and our government sympathizes with them so that. the liberian authorities are all too familiar with deadly fire as. they're often caused by malfunctioning

-- a happen in the capital, monrovia. firefighters believe that a faulty electric cable may have been to blame. north america is facing several severe storms. hurricane humberto has left bermuda with winds up to 200 kilometers an hour. tropical depression in all that has deluge texas, flooding roads and causing schools to the close. tropical storm expected to turn into a hurricane and reach puerto rico by saturday. the racism scandal surrounding canadian prime minister justin trudeau appears to be getting worse. video has emerged of trudeau wearing blackface. he had already apologized after " time" magazine published a picture of him wearing brown makeup at a party in 2001. it was taken when trudeau was a 29-year-old teacher. the affair is a bombshell, in the middle of an already tense canadian election campaign. trudeau's out on the campaign trail in winnipeg, where he spoke about what has happened. let's listen to what he had to say. prime min. trudeau: i want to begin by saying a few words directly to racialized canadi

the outskirts of the capital monrovia painesville is a suburb of president george where you wouldn't usually have cause to visit residents mind the streets here arrived in attempts to calm crowds and office uproot for. those few we sat down with at. least 2 guys you know 5 times he said. i don't even want to say. we. just. heard that we are with our government such that there are the root of the islam is a minority religion in liberia here in painesville support a strong guy not grumble about it we've played mice it up the people that we get up to do. the best thing now we've got to not be as a lone wolf or. an outpouring of grief for innocent lives lost shallot ballasts al-jazeera. canada's prime minister has apologized after a 4 to a marriage that him wearing brown face make up a picture bush thinks back to 2001 was published in a school year here but rather well justin trudeau works as a teacher it was taken at the school's annual dinner which cats and arabian nights theme to joe says it was a mistake and a dumb thing to doing he's facing a tough reelection fights canadians go to

and liberia is in mourning after a fire in a school there near the capital monrovia left at least 26 children dead fire officials say of all the electric cable may have been to blame. the state of the news live from berlin up next is focus on europe looking at the unanswered questions 25 years after the estonia ferry disaster claimed 900 logs an entire team thanks so much for being with us. there are reindeer are there life. behind them it's people of the russian are not. like climate change and mining are threatening their nomadic way of life. so none of us children are now preparing for a different future. a life without reindeer. next to. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful late last year during a job order that the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria my guest this week is the state department's it is impossible james just for a special representative of the u.s. for syria to gage lutes from any of the measures called the susan lucci to a successful outcome of conflicts over. 60 minutes on g.w. bush. d to know that 77 percent topic are younger than thanks josh. that'

in a fire at an islamic school on the outskirts of the liberian capital the cause of the blaze in monrovia is still unknown as charlotte dallas reports. camouflaged by the so stunned wolves these girls wanted to see how students many a similar age had died in the night one of this was an islamic school the children were learning the koran boys between 10 and 20 years old had been sleeping in the school dormitory when the fire broke out a police spokesman speculated an electrical fault could be to blame but i'm not the . we we here in north of. here when the mother of the i think of the fire program the fire that was going on my wife being a fragment for a lot of smoke i mean. crowd swelled as the bodies of the children were removed the neighbors said they tried to help but there was only one entry point to the building they were bars on the windows the fire made it too hot to enter they said by the time firefighters arrived they got the blaze under control but it was too late. the children recounted publicly before they were swiftly buried in a collective ceremony. also allowed in the. sum

the lives of at least 26 children and 2 teachers the blaze of the boarding school in the capital monrovia broke out so at night while the children sleep a police spokesman said only 4 people including the schools in the home escaped least 9 people have been wounded in an attack on a government building in eastern afghanistan militants detonated explosives before gunman entered the building in the provincial capital jalalabad afghanistan is on high alert as the presidential election approaches there has been no claim of responsibility. politicians in south korea have shaved their heads in public to protest against the country's new justice minister the minister faces allegations that his daughter was given unfair and favorable treatment at university the speaker of the korean public to join opposition deputies in the protest. whose future as israel's longest serving prime minister's hanging in the balance results from yesterday's elections show he's a right wing the could party neck and neck with the blue white party of centrist benny gantz mr netanyahu has been unable to form a coalition

lives of at least $26.00 children in 2 teachers the blaze at the boarding school near the capital monrovia broke out at night while the children were sleep a police spokesperson said only 4 people including the schools in mom escaped at least 9 people have been wounded in an attack on a government building in eastern afghanistan militants detonated explosives before gunman entered the building in the provincial capital jalalabad afghanistan is on high alert as the presidential election approaches there has been so far no claim of responsibility south korean politicians have shaved their heads in public to protest against the country's new justice minister who is facing. actions that his daughter received unfair favorable treatment at a university the speaker of the korean parliament joint opposition deputies today in that hair cutting shaving protest. are now to spain voters there will head to the polls again in november a prime minister says announcing new elections after no party was able to form a working government the socialists led by sanchez won the most seats back enables elections

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in a fire in liberia the fire started late on tuesday at a school in the suburbs of the capital monrovia police spokesman says the blaze was started by an electrical problem. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including the briggs it battle continues it's day 2 of the u.k. supreme court hearing on whether the prime minister broke the law we'll bring you the latest and malaysia takes emergency measures to try and make it rain as a toxic haze bread's from indonesia. and its ports will tell you about the mouthwatering class set up in the asian champions league. with. south africa is holding an extraordinary session of its parliament on how to tackle gender based violence presidents are around opposer has admitted there's a crisis after growing protests over rape and murder figures show sexual offenses in general murder rates have been rising significantly in south africa over the last decade in 2018 police recorded an average of 58 murders every day while sexual offenses including rape have risen almost 5 percent this year and according to w.h.o. estimates the famine side rate in sout

the lives of at least 26 children and 2 teachers the blaze of the boarding school near the capital monrovia broke out at night while the children mostly police spokesman said only 4 people including the school's ima escaped. at least 9 people have been wounded in an attack on a government building in eastern afghanistan militants detonated explosives before gunman entered the building in the provincial capital john about afghanistan is on high alert as the presidential election approaches there has been no claim of responsibility. now to israel where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu future as the country's longest serving prime minister is hanging in the balance with almost all the votes counted after tuesday's election his right wing they could party is neck and neck with the blue white alliance of centrist to benny gantz mr netanyahu has been a unable to form a coalition since the country's last inconclusive election in april. if he was disappointed on election night benjamin netanyahu certainly wasn't showing it's far from conceding defeat he failed to remain at the helm. in the com

in mourning after a fire at a school killed at least $26.00 people in 2 teachers in the capital monrovia the boys were asleep in the school dormitory when the place broke out fire officials believe a faulty electrical cable may be to blame. european commission says it has received new documents from the british government reworking the rejected threats it divorce deal as the 2 sides try to reach a compromise britain says it will make a full submission when it's ready. and dozens of civilians have been killed in 2 separate incidents in afghanistan a u.s. drone strike targeted a high that used by islamic state in the eastern province of non-god but hit workers in the field and the taliban have claimed responsibility for a truck bombing next to a hospital in the southern city of color that. even by afghanistan's standards these are bloody times this hospital in the south of the country pull the brunt of a taliban truck bomb on the 3rd consecutive day of violence and bloodshed in the country at least 20 were killed almost 100 wounded many of them patients. we had peace the surge in violence

in the western african nation of liberia is in mourning after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia and fire left at least 26 children and 2 teachers dead firefighters say that faulty 'd electric wiring may have been to blame but that a full investigation will now be carried out. morning in liberia. dozens of children and the teacher a killed by a fire. fire service officials suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable the children were sleeping inside the qur'anic boarding school eyewitnesses trying to help. when we passed by the fact dual we heard the children crying hanging on the window saying we're dying in here we have dying in here he must rescue us rescue us. we got the cool around 1 am and we tried to go there but the fire had taken everything we tried pulling them out but we couldn't. liberia's president george waya arrived to pay his respects. we want to let the families know that we are with them and all government sympathizes with them. the liberian authorities are all too familiar with deadly fire as they are often caused by malfunctioning generates is b

this is russian is very tense street in monrovia and just in johannesburg where all of this started and there is you can see behind me the police are here the locals are here to trying to loot whatever they can get as i'm speaking now they are already trying to do some of the things and it is spreading like fire to spread into other. b. as in they are taking everything i just spoke to one business person here will say is that he was a gun was held to his head and forced you to take out all the cars that you are sending to give them the keys and all of them were driven by look they look out so the situation is just tense as you speak so this is pushing is not on their control . it's likely we are not getting it under control the police are trying their best as you can see here behind me because of the police out there they are trying to clean the situation but when they come to one place then the looters go to another place so it's all over the place they have had to call for pickup from other areas because it is really the numbers are too big for the police to take control i see and yet

the western african nation of liberia is in mourning after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia left at least 26 people dead including many school children fire officials said faulty a litte tricks may have been to blame but they promised a full investigation would be carried out. and mourning in liberia. i am dozens of children and their teacher a killed by fire. fire service officials suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable the children were sleeping inside their quranic boarding school. eyewitnesses tried to help. i. when we went to the back door we heard the children crying hanging on the bars the windows saying we are dying here we're dying here rescue us. we got the call around 1 am we tried to go there but the fire taken everything we tried pulling them out but we couldn't the children had already died. within hours liberia's president george where arrived to pay his respects. we want to just let the families know that we are with them and our government sympathizes with them so that. the liberian or thirty's are all too familiar with deadly fire as the

is in mourning after a fire at a school killed at least 26 children and 2 teachers in the capital monrovia the boys were asleep in the school dormitory when the blaze broke out firefighters believe a faulty electric cable may have been to blame. dozens of civilians have been killed in 2 separate incidents in afghanistan a u.s. drone strike targeted a hideout used by islamic state in the eastern province of non gar but it hit workers in the field instead and the taliban have claimed responsibility for a truck bombing next to a hospital in the southern city of kabul. even by afghanistan's standards these bloody times this hospital in the south of the country pull the brunt of a taliban truck bomb on the 3rd consecutive day of violence and bloodshed in the country at least 20 were killed almost 100 wounded many of them patients we had peace the surge in violence comes after u.s. president donald trump called off peace talks with the taliban which could have seen a withdrawal of u.s. troops from that combined with the taliban's desire to dissuade people from voting in the presidential poll on

students were sleeping police say an electrical problem was to blame for the blaze in the capital monrovia. a suicide bomber and gunmen of hit a government building in jalalabad in afghanistan wounding at least 9 people the target was a distribution center for national identity cards which people need to vote in upcoming presidential elections it's not known who is behind the attack it comes a day after nearly 50 people were killed in 2 bombings like a stance prime minister says he'll urge donald trump to resume peace talks with the taliban when they meet next week the u.s. president abandoned dogs following a taliban attack earlier this month been speaking at a major crossing point between afghanistan and pakistan which is now open 24 hours there has more from talk of home. the budgets on the prime minister had promised that he would be working on improvement of trade with the neighboring countries one astonished to learn that all country that depends on bug get on board its logistical supply line which had also a lifeline for the u.s. led coalition forces out of london done any peace dea

in a fire in liberia the fire started late on tuesday at a school in the suburbs of the capital monrovia police spokesman says the blaze was started by an electrical problem. plenty most still had on the news hour including the briggs it battle continues day 2 of the u.k. supreme court.

$27.00 people mostly children have died in a fire at an islamic school near the liberian capital monrovia the blaze started us around midnight and tore through a dormitory where students were sleeping police believe it was most likely caused by an electrical fault president george ware visited the scene and offered his condolences. and 3 top executives from the japanese firm that operated the fukushima nuclear plants have been cleared off responsibility for its 2011 meltdown the facility was crippled by a magnitude 9 earthquake off japan's northeast coast and subsequent tsunami the former officials were facing up to 5 years in prison if they were convicted and that's york state stay stay with us on al-jazeera use continues after sports doping the endless chase. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great something new. this is. cycling football power sports injury in sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how

in a fire at an islamic school in the outskirts of the liberian capital the cause of the blaze in monrovias still unknown ballasts reports. come a flood by the so stunned wolves these girls wanted to see how students many a similar age had died in the night i don't believe this was an islamic school the children were learning the koran boys between 10 and 20 years old had been sleeping in the school dormitory when the fire broke out a police spokesman speculated analytical faults could be to blame but i'm not the. we we here in north outside everyone i'm i'm going to be i think i will fire around the fire that is going on my wife in the back might fall out of smoke i mean. crowd swelled as the bodies of the children were removed the neighbors said they tried to help but there was only one entry point to the building there were bodies on the windows the fire made it too hot to enter they said by the time firefighters arrived they got the blaze under control but it was too late. the children were counted publicly before they were swiftly buried in a collective ceremony. also allowed in the.

is outpouring of grief as hundreds gathered at a school near the capital monrovia they started around midnight and tore through a dormitory where students were sleeping there for she said electrical problem was to blame investigations of continuing president george wear as a visit to the scene and offered his condolences to the victims' families. you see there was a. guy in. the . car with the. still to come this half hour south africa's president pledges urgent action is an emergency session of parliament to tackle the rising violence against women. and why your sanctions on venezuela causing chaos hundreds of kilometers away in haiti . hello again welcome back to international weather forecast here across europe we have to differ weather systems talk about out here towards the east it's in our low pressure with a lot of clouds a winds and some cooler air coming into play across much of the area now temp is going to stay into the mid teens to low teens as we end the week so for warsaw at 15 kiev at 30 and moscow it is going to be a cloudy day for you at about 11 out here towards the

mourning after a fire at a koran school killed at least $26.00 children and 2 teachers in the capital monrovia the boys were sleeping in the school dormitory when the blaze broke out fire officials believe a faulty electric cable may be to blame. the european commission says it has received new documents from the british government document how to rework the rejected brakes that divorce deal as the 2 sides tried to reach a compromise britain insists it will not meet an artificial deadline but make the formal submissions when it is ready or no we have. a japanese court has acquitted 3 former officials who were in charge of the fukushima nuclear plant that went into meltdown after the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial to start from the disaster the 2 for the former executives of the tokyo electric power company or tepco faced up to 5 years in prison if found guilty of professional negligence. for the victims of the fukushima disaster thursday's verdict was a bitter disappointment a japanese court exonerated 3 former executives in the only criminal trial over the nuclear meltdown tho

after a fire at a school killed at least $26.00 children and 2 teachers it happened in the capital monrovia the boys were asleep in the school dormitory when the blaze broke out firefighters believe a faulty electric cable may have been to blame north america is facing several severe storms hurricane humberto has lashed bermuda with winds of up to 200 kilometers per hour tropical depression imelda has delusions southwestern texas with 30 centimeters of rain flooding roads and causing schools to be closed and tropical storm jerry is expected to turn into a hurricane and reach puerto rico by saturday. the racism scandal surrounding the canadian prime minister justin trudeau appears to be getting worse video has now emerged of trudeau wearing black face now he had already apologized after time magazine published a picture of him wearing brown make up at a party back in 2001 it was taken when trudeau was a 29 year old teacher the affair is a bombshell in the middle of an already tense canadian election campaign trudeau was out on the campaign trail in winnipeg where he spoke about what has happ

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with students sleeping police say an electrical problem was to blame for the fire near the capital monrovia. pakistan's prime minister says he will urge u.s. president donald trump to resume peace talks with the taliban the leaders will meet next week at the un general assembly can made his comments though as he extended the opening of a key border crossing between afghanistan and pakistan from a 12 to 24 hour operation that has more now from the crossing into. the budgets on the prime minister had promised that he would be working on improvement of trade with the neighboring countries one astonished to learn that all country that depends on bug get on board its logistical supply line richard also a lifeline for the u.s. led coalition forces are enough runneth on any peace deal between the dollar bond and the united states we're all still fill it did the movement of trucks and ammunition and white didn't military cargo through the type of and through foggiest on but also rehab being tortured by the local head that did a major step which is likely to improve trade between the 2 countries bec

mourning after a fire at a koran school killed at least $26.00 children and 2 teachers in the capital monrovia the boys were sleeping in the school dormitory when the blaze broke out fire officials believe a faulty electric cable may be to blame. north america is facing several severe storms hurricane humberto has lashed bermuda with winds of up to 200 kilometers per hour tropical depression imelda has diluted southwestern texas with 30 centimeters of rain the downpour flooded roadways and schools canceled classes tropical storm jerry is expected to turn into a hurricane and reach her to rico by saturday. a japanese court has acquitted 3 former officials who were. in charge of the fukushima nuclear plant that went into meltdown after the tsunami in 2011 it was the only criminal trial to stem from the disaster the former executives of the toyota electric power company or tepco faced up to 5 years in prison if found guilty of professional negligence. for the victims of the fukushima disaster thursday's verdict was the bitter disappointment a japanese court exonerated 3 former executives in the o

mourning after a fire at a koran school killed at least $26.00 children and 2 teachers in the capital monrovia the boys were sleeping in the school dormitory when the blaze broke out fire officials believe a faulty electric cable may be to blame. finland's prime minister says britain has until the end of the month to submit written proposals for its present plans to the e.u. then made the remark during a visit to paris to see a president saying that without british proposals quote it's over finland currently holds the rotating presidency. north america is facing several severe storms hurricane humberto has lashed bermuda with winds of up to 200 kilometers per hour tropical depression imelda has moved south western texas with 30 centimeters of rain the downpour flooded roadways and schools canceled classes tropical storm jerry is expected to turn into a hurricane and reach proto rico by saturday. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has said the strike on saudi oil installations that took place last weekend are an act of war by iran iran continues to deny any involvement in the attacks but was

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victims were students they were sleeping when the blaze broke out at night at a boarding school near monrovia it's believed the fire was caused by an electrical fault. the number of u.s. soldiers in somalia has increased and the president donald trump one of their jobs involves training a local group to become an elite force to take on and find says our correspondent got a firsthand look at the so-called lightning force in training. these are the new frontlines in the fight against al shabaab in somalia. and these are the men taking that fight to the armed groups strongholds the united states has at least $500.00 switches in this country but it's trained and paid for somali troops to form the deneb unit or lightning falls. apart from our operations against al shabaab fighters to retake tira trees and of a control we also target their assessments bomb builders and those who kidnapped foreigners in our country we also try to raise the spies in those who provide them with arms and other supplies but the. somali government officials say this elite force is comprised of soldiers from almost all of

islamic funeral rites the children were sleeping when the blaze broke out at the boarding school near monrovia around 11 pm local time it's believed the fire was sparked by an electrical fault 2 survivors are recovering in hospital smoke from forest fires in indonesia it continues to blanket areas across malaysia and has now spread to parts of southern thailand the crisis is being blamed on a global demand for palm oil indonesia is the largest supplier of oil and it's believed farmers are setting fire to the land to make room for new crops for a moment report from jakarta. i hate blankets the streets of peckham bars city on the island of sumatra. fires have been burning here in riyadh province for more than a month many started deliberately by farmers and plantation companies it's a clear land for planting most of the haze is smoke rising from this land which is probable peat below the surface what it looks like the fires have been put out there smoldering underground. firefighters are trying to contain the spread but the annual dry season is making things even more difficult for forced to fin

it was an outpouring of grief as hundreds gathered at the school near the capital monrovia the blaze started around midnight and tore through a dormitory where students were sleeping before to say an electrical problem was to blame president george where has visited the scene and offered his condolences to the victims' families. israel's 2nd election this year has again failed to produce a clear winner leaving a question mark over who will become prime minister weeks of kurdish talks in are likely before new government can be formed with more than 90 percent of votes counted the center left blue and white party led by benny gantz as 32 seats benjamin netanyahu to could party is just behind on 31. people in power is next with the story of a chocolate making activists in tokyo thanks for watching by phone or. al jazeera. and for your. africa is rich with natural resources yet all too often the benefits of that abundance spend up with international finance the consequence of a post-colonial globalized economy in which the rich get richer and the poorest to captain property get some afri

in a far at an islamic school in liberia grieving parents gathered at the school near the capital monrovia the blaze started around midnight and tore through a dormitory where students were sleeping police believe it was most likely caused by an electrical fault president george way have visited the scene and offered his condolences to the victims' families. those few recent telegenic i got in the fire it's not easy and i don't even want to say i believe i just i wanted to know how would i feel the moment i felt. the army of the democratic republic of congo says its soldiers have killed a rebel leader from rwanda sylvestre the cumorah was wanted by the international criminal court since 2012 for war crimes his hutu rebel group is accused of killing hundreds of civilians in the east of the d.r. c. simon adams is the executive director of the global center for the responsibility the to protect and he says magicked had a long history of committing atrocities he was part of that the genocidal regime which then basically attempted to move itself into the congo and set itself up as a kind of not

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it was an outpouring of grief as hundreds gathered at the school near the capital monrovia the base started around midnight and tore through a dormitory where students were sleeping no 40 say an electrical problem was to blame but investigations are continuing president george ware has visited the scene and offered his condolences to the victims' families. to see the old. guard. he says rubble and says. we. are with the world. south africa's president has pledged urgent action to tackle gender based violence in the country at the mergence the parliament session so ram opposes said the figures for violence against women and children were like those of a country at war figures showed general murder rates have been rising significantly in south africa over the last decade last year police recorded an average of 58 murders every day according to the world health organization estimates the femicide rate in south africa is almost 5 times the global average with one woman murdered every 3 hours sexual violence and assaults have risen 4.6 percent this year with more than $41000.00 reported cases of

students were sleeping police say an electrical problem was to blame for the blaze near the capital monrovia a suicide bomber and gunman of hit a government building in jalalabad afghanistan wounding at least 9 people the target was a distribution center for national identity cards which people need to vote in upcoming presidential elections it's not known who was behind the attack those are your headlines the news continues after the stream stay with us. al-jazeera documentary film festival screams documentary films carrying strong messages with the power to change the world it is upon us to decide whether the change will take place let us change the way we view the world and the way we treat others let this be an example to future generations 2nd a.j. be dog film festival organized by al-jazeera ball comes 20 years to 24th september . hi i'm femi oke am you're in the strain today it's been called the 8th wonder of the wild a huge greenbelt a trees planted to help out the so hard as it in a 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we're looking at

were students they were sleeping when the blaze broke out that night at the boarding school near monrovia believe the fire was sparked by an electrical short time for a short break here not just when we come back. the buck stops with me and i take responsibility the canadian prime minister apologizes again for a scandal that's threatening his reelection campaign. and fears the world's most diverse rain forest will one day become a desert we look at how deforestation is killing more in that state. we got some warmer weather pushing into western parts of your private the next couple of days but still on the cool side the breezy side wall autumnal should we say scandinavia eastern areas if you are pushing over towards that western side of russia pieces of cloud here showing up quite nicely and you got this march weather front.

people mostly children have been killed in a fire at an islamic school year the liberian capital monrovia it happened in a dormitory as students were sleeping police are investigating the cause behind the place. and 3 top executives from the japanese firm that operated the fukushima nuclear plants have been cleared of responsibility for its 2011 meltdown the nuclear power facility was crippled by a magnitude 9 earthquake off japan's northeast coast and subsequent tsunami former officials are facing up to 5 years in prison if they were convicted. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after sports doping the endless chase stay with us. after having fought for clean cycling former cyclist christophe muscle hopes to encourage decent practices and much damage has become an interest in an anti doping advisor in the southwest of france supported by the police and customs officers this is the tests. on. those hard. choices in their lives here are some additional. be punished on the bunch of the league this year though. france's bodybuilding championship an amateur and

people mostly children have been killed in a fire at an islamic school near the liberian capital monrovia it happened in a dormitory a students were sleeping police are investigating reports of the blaze in venezuela the government has called on the us to restore diplomatic ties with us it made the call after senior government officials met opposition party members to formally begin new talks relations between venezuela and the u.s. broke down after washington recognized opposition leader one why do the interim president. 2 years since a series of devastating earthquakes hit mexico many people are still struggling to move on they say the emergency isn't over after repeated broken promises the government would help as there was not a rap on the reports now from mexico city. that she is visiting her house near the outskirts of mexico city it's the home she used to share with her husband and 3 children that he did i got to talk about. 2 years ago a massive earthquake split open the ground underneath the property due to the threat of the structure collapsing authorities told she would be relo

victims were students they were sleeping when the blaze broke out at night at the boarding school near monrovia it's believed the fire was caused by an electrical fault to survivors are recovering in the hospital. severe flooding in cambodia has khiladi so 11 people and decimated crops heavy rain has been falling and 14 provinces for the past 10 days and villages have been flooded forcing thousands from their homes water levels are expected to keep rising in some areas. and tennessee has fallen president zuma and aberdeen banally has died he'd been in intensive care for the past 3 years the 83 year old have been living in exile in saudi arabia since being overthrown in 2011 but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one i want to dance watching. as world leaders gather in new york u.n. secretary general and turning into terrorist to hold a climate action summit to sound the news along but will countries heed the warning and deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they come on al-jazeera. a team of chinese scienti

in the outskirts of the capital monrovia painesville is a suburb president george where you wouldn't usually have cause to visit residents mind the streets here arrived in attempts to calm crowds and office uproot for. those here we sat down with at. least i know it's time he said. i don't even say. we. just. started with our with our government such that never was the her islam is a minority religion in liberia here in painesville support a strong not grumble acknowledged wave played my say of the people we get up to do. the best thing now we've got to not be as a lone wolf for the are an outpouring of grief for innocent lives lost ballasts al-jazeera. and still ahead an al-jazeera we profiled donald trump's 4th national security advisor and tell you why some people are calling him bolton lite. fighting to stay above the breadline in argentina desperate measures to keep poverty in a country racked by economic crisis. hello again it's good to have you back over here across parts of asia we are watching one tropical system that is making its way towards the hugo islands and you can se