has mozambique been complying with the north korean sanctions? >> i can't say at this moment, he says. i don't have detailed information on the question you're asking. the u.n. is waiting for answers from mozambique, a country risking hundreds of millions in u.s. aid and helping kim jong-un fund his nuclear ambitions. >> our thanks to david mckenzie for that reporting. >>> coming up, "snl," "saturday night live," has some fun with this week's state of the union, more specifically the role of first lady melania trump. stay with us. >> your approval rating is through the roof. >> yes, people like me, because they're like, that lady looks how i feel. friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do her

yes, the crew are all korean, this mozambique crewman tells us. hi. can we come up?e captain of the ship is on the phone with someone. i think it's wise we get out of here, actually. >> reporter: kim jong-un's ultimate aim is to develop a viable nuclear-tipped missile, threatening to strike cities across the united states. but the sanctions are biting and the trump administration is taking a tougher stance. they're scouring the globe to generate cash. 7,500 miles away from pyongyang, they found a willing partner. one of 11 african countries the united nations is investigating for sanctions violations. from the channel, we can easily spot the rusting boats. >> so that's the "susan 1" and that's the "susan 2." our investigation show us these shrimping strollers are a part of a luke -- >> illegal as of last august and there are more sinister links than just a few fishing boats. investigators are tracking it all. >> surface-to-air missiles, manned portable surface-to-air missiles, military radar, air defense systems, the refurbishment of tanks. it's a long list. >> repor

yes, the crew are all korean, this mozambique crewman tells us. >> can we come up?n of the ship is on the phone with someone. i think it's wise we get out of here, actually. >> kim jong-un's ultimate aim is to develop a viable nuclear tipped missile threatening to strike cities across the united states, but the sanctions are biting and the trump administration is taking a tougher stance. they're scouring the globe to generate cash. 7,500 miles away from pyongyang, they found a willing partner. one of 11 african countries united nations is investigating for sanctions violations, from the channel we can easily spot the rusting boats. that's the susan one and that's the susan two. our investigations show that these shrimping trawlers are part of a lucrative joint venture between the mozambicans and the north koreans. >> illegal as of last august, and there are more sinister links than just a few fishing boats. investigators are tracking it all. >> surface to air missiles, man portable to air missiles. military radar, air defense systems, the refurbishment of tanks. a l

are they still north koreans in mozambique? yes, we have some here cooperating in social and technical fields, he says, which is not against sanctions that were declared by the united nations. he says they are implementing sanctions, we saw clear violations. defense ministry officials refused to be interviewed by cnn, or answer our questions. has mozambique been complying with the u.n. sanctions? i cannot say at this moment, he says, i don't have detailed information on the question you're asking. the u.n. is waiting for answers from mozambique. a country risking hundreds of millions in u.s. aid, to help kim jong-un find ways to fund his nuclear ambitions. david mckenzie, cnn, mozambique. >> david mckenzie, our producer ingrid and photo journalist byron blunt with that cnn exclusive on north korea evading u.n. sanctions. >>> still ahead a pair of women's hockey teams hits the ice in south korea. this warm-up for the olympic games has brought out protesters, as well. we'll have details, plus this woman played u.s. football with

are they still north koreans in mozambique? yes, we have some here cooperating in social and technical fields, he says, which is not against sanctions that were declared by the united nations. he says they are implementing sanctions, we saw clear violations. defense ministry officials refused to be interviewed by cnn, or answer our questions. has mozambique been complying with the u.n. sanctions? i cannot say at this moment, he says, i don't have detailed information on the question you're asking. the u.n. is waiting for answers from mozambique. a country risking hundreds of millions in u.s. aid, to help kim jong-un find ways to fund his nuclear ambitions. david mckenzie, cnn, mozambique. >> david, thank you. still ahead here on "newsroom," pro football fans have waited all season for this, the two best teams in the nfl going head-to-head. in the super bowl. we'll have that story ahead. plus investigators trying to find out whether the school that employed larry nasser knew about the sexual abuse. next we hear from one young wo

at least seventeen people are being killed in mozambique after collapsing rubbish heap buried several houses. the campaign against sexual misconduct takes center stage at this year's bafta awards. and the turkey's foreign minister says turkish troops will fight forces loyal to syrian president bashar al assad if they enter the northern end of a freend to defend kurdish fighters the syrian state news agency reported that pro-government forces would enter freedom within hours to join what it called the resistance to turkish aggression you know it's meant follows what appears to be an agreement to help kurdish y p g fighters in a free and open fighting to repel a turkish offensive there for a month. it's a move that further complicates the conflict turkey sees the y.p. g. as a terror group but elsewhere in northern syria it's been part of a u.s. backed alliance confronting i saw stephanie decker reports. syrian state television and now says that forces loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to africa in. turkey launch an operation against the people's protection units or y p

rescuers in mozambique fear there find more dead bodies and of a collapsed rubbish dump with seventeen people confirmed dead already the garbage pile three stories high came down in houses during a heavy storm in the capital maputo many families have left the area fearing further collapses just one widow as a journalist based in the bhutto he says the garbage dump is located in one of the poorest areas of the capital town. kind of garbage. what will flow even more will take down the street you need responding you know we just crime groups of people only nearby. if you also know what gracefully less fortunate people and those who are poor and watch the region around the rocky glasses talks explains in detail is essential for you much you don't want to be sold or let is also only result of one color control issue and related issue to show you know just what kind of thing we're going to pull out of my body and it's going to go from the people who are very they are still going i am kind it was you should be surely a former football coach has been jailed for thirty years for abusing eleven

the difficulties of the search for survivors and the mountain of rubbish in mozambique. and the snow falling again and actually expanding old to do is what's trying to develop around the age of these master clouds slow moving as you can see is part of a biggest circulation that i think will produce rain for many albania dancer greece but snow creeping up the towards a good part of austria vienna reflects that it's still cold in this part of europe one two or three degrees to believe that it's subzero in kiev in contrast it's quite mild in spot normally when in london at ten degrees about fifteen madrid with a bit of rain for the pyrenees and this rain rather than stay on notice let me take you day forward there is still snow there is rather less than his intensity on this and extent but this rain probably just out rather more strongly up the coast of the adriatic and talking back into its place all the action seems to be in this part of europe that's certainly been reflected in recent weather in the levant for example and it's still as a developing light to cause well un

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seventeen people had been killed in mozambique when a rubbish buried several houses rescue workers in the capital makoto had been looking for survivors since the landfill collapsed on monday morning charlotte ballasts reports. this is what hundreds of people who are have built their lives at home to rachel ray moved the mountain of waste until it collapsed on top of homes the rubbish buried resistance as they slept and there was a survivor but his wife and son died and also this lady from this house and these one two three and four houses the gold the area that collapsed early monday morning was three stories high risk unsure how many people of barry's. i could only hear screaming from my neighbors there was no way to help even if i was close by there was no way to help there was so much water running down the trash pile was collapsing it took down the houses family as the children died in. the landfill has been emma for closure but remains are growing by nine hundred tonnes a day with laura's he's want people to leave because of pollution and talks it fears the collapse has pushed so

al-jazeera they seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapse in mozambique rescue workers in the capital not put all believe more bodies could be very the fifteen meter tall pile of garbage collapsed in the early hours of the morning in heavy weight bearing several houses well comedia said thousands of families have now fled their homes or charles monkley will is a journalist based in maputo he says the garbage dump base located in one of the poorest parts of the capital. about sixty pounds of garbage. daily overflowing the walls of the down side you need to solve the area we just hundreds of people who live nearby and it is also the word press for the less fortunate people of those who are poor and to us preventing around the broken glass is toxic friends and decay is essential food in materials that could be sold to lenny's also the result of decades of on call control is at an addition so you notice it would cause us to be working to pull out our boat is and is and those are the people who are still contending that sea levels are i'm kind of was since this morni

you specifically about something that you mentioned this doubt swat team that russia struck with mozambique and i think if that involves the largest doubt swap in the history of your agency it but also on luck if i'm not mistaken around forty a million years dollars that would be used to provide school meals for one hundred fifty thousand children is that something that is essentially a one off deal or something that can be applied on the broader where we're hoping to samoa to go forward because when you when you when you have a program this about six to seven billion dollars and you need to do three more billion to address the world hunger of the most of your hungry people in the world you're looking for every opportunity you can. so this debt swap model very well could save a lot of millions of law over the next few years and finally for me in one of your articles you described visiting an attrition clinic in somalia where children receive food like that looks and tastes like peanut butter both work like medicine so nutritious that it can recover help a child recover from all nutrition in

of the seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapsed in mozambique rescue workers in the capital pootle believe more bodies could be buried fifty metre tall pile of garbage collapsed in the early hours of the morning in heavy rain so you're up to date officially those saw the top stories rebel geek's is coming up next season thanks here come from. on counting the cost to i.m.f. chief christine like god about how the economic model is changing here in the middle east can iran break regs if the emerald isle is caught in the middle of a big between the u.k. and the e.u. the year of the dog in china counting the cost at this time on a. digital technology is the ominous intimacy and he's meant and even longer not. billions of calculations now. it seems we've discovered a need to and. in which everything in our lives can be increased and tracked and. that is convenience profit and they are.

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buried in rubbish rescue is a mozambique fear they'll find more bodies beneath a collapsed trash dump plus. i'm wayne hay with a rare look at the second day being constructed on the lower mekong river as laos pushes ahead with its goal of becoming the battery of southeast asia. syrian government forces and russian air strikes have killed at least one hundred fifteen people since sunday in an intense bombardment of eastern go to the rebel held on tape has come under increased fire in recent days local observers believe the attacks are the beginning of a major offensive that the united nations is calling for an immediate end to the targeting of civilians in the area near the capital damascus it says the humanitarian situation is spiraling out of control according to the union of medical care and relief the bombings have destroyed five medical facilities nearly four hundred thousand people remain trapped in eastern goes which has been under siege since twenty third teen. has this update from beirut. it's been one of the bloodiest twenty four hours in syria and in eastern more than one hu

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very heavy downpours here mozambique we've seen over eighty millimeters in places force in the way ninety five millimeters so clearly a lot of what weather there at the moment more still to come as well it stretches all the way across into parts of madagascar very heavy showers here further south but largely fine and dry for now but as we head into tuesday we'll see if you will showers developing. without is there a quick look at the top stories now tens of thousands of greeks are rallied in athens over the use of the name macedonia by the neighboring former you piss off the public the standoff between the supremes court and the president is continuing in the mold leaves president abdullah yemeni is refusing to comply with or determine its political prisoners and reinstate dissident lawmakers. and three different opposition factions in syria claimed responsibility for the downing of a russian pool play it province on saturday. now israeli planes have been carrying out as strikes in egypt's northern sinai with the approval of the egyptian president sisi this is according to reports in the

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the german aids foundation is supporting the project in mozambique give a baby a future make a donation. financial markets in for an even bigger shakeout a strong rebound on both sides of the atlantic signals the politics here to stay but some experts say the downward swings could grow. rebuilding iraq a country and bruins ravaged state seeks billions of dollars in reconstruction funds anyone listening. and millions of chinese will have to celebrate the new year without the explosive power of fireworks who's going to scare away those bad spirits. let's do business everybody loves a roller coaster ride unless you're an investor of course the last couple weeks saw the new york stocks down ten percent officially entering a correction this week trading got underway there with the dow jones leading by three hundred points at the start of wild volatility by fears of growing inflation which could force faster than expected rate rises in the federal reserve all eyes this week will be on the you waste inflation figures that a jew out wednesday if the rate tops one point seven percent it could be

at least seventeen people are killed in mozambique after a rubbish heap collapses burying several houses. dozens of opposition leaders are reunited with their families in sudan after a surprise decision to release them from prison. in sport norway are enjoying their best ever winter olympics that's top of the medals table after winning two more golds dates in the country. turkey's foreign minister says turkish troops will fight forces loyal to syrian president bashar al assad if they enter the northern enclave of a free and to defend kurdish fighters the syrian state news agency reported that pro-government forces would enter a free in within hours to join what it called the resistance to turkish aggression announcement follows order peers to be an agreement to help kurdish y p g fighters in a free we've been fighting to repel a turkish offensive there for a month it's a move that further complicates the conflict turkey sees the y p g as a terror group but elsewhere in northern syria it's been part of a u.s. backed alliance confronting eisel stephanie decker reports. syrian state televis

could we can win elections take place heavy rain has triggered a landslide of the rubbish dump in mozambique a fifteen meter high pile of garbage collapsed on top of seven homes in the capital maputo seventeen bodies have been recovered so far but it's thought there could be more trapped under the daybreak flight warnings are at their highest around indonesia's mount sinabung after ash spewed more than seven thousand meters into the air hundreds of homes surrounding the volcano were left covered in de vry sort of a rumbling since twenty ten but activities picked up in recent days people are being urged to keep away from a seven kilometer exclusion zone around the crater. it's a big country there's a lot of weather going on right now in the united states extremes of weather that is it's to the school where the stuff we imagine this age when you're having a barbecue it's around twelve degrees it's balmy outside this is in denver and then the next morning you wake up and it's minus eleven and snowing that's what i mean about the usa has a proper weather so let's have a look at whiles is going o

in mozambique at least seventeen people have died after they were buried in a landslide of garbage authorities say heavy rain caused a mountain of trash at a dump in the capital market to collapse onto surrounding houses facials believed more bodies could still be buried under the debris. germany's right wing populist party the alternative for germany or d. has overtaken the social democrats for the first time in a national opinion poll the latest insall poll for the daily newspaper believes found that if an election were held right now sixteen percent of voters would vote would support the d. compared to fifteen point five percent who would vote for the social democrats now news comes just before the s.p.d. begins a critical internal vote on whether to join a grand coalition government with chancellor merkel's c.d.u. again he as p.d.s. numbers have been in freefall since the national election in september. well for more now let's bring in political correspondent thomas sparrow to talk about this new polls suggesting that the far right party has overtaken the s.p.d. is germany second biggest p

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let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world in mozambique at least seventy people have died after they were buried in a landslide of garbage of the word to say that heavy rain caused a mountain of trash to the dump in the capital puto to collapse into surrounding houses officials believe that more bodies could still be buried on the under the debris. a new empty brags that party has launched in britain to burn new is hoping to capitalize on the uncertainty over brags that to gain popular support to pressure the u.k. government exists something the process the party is drawing inspiration and getting advice from france's governing and march party. the premier of the tiny german state of zod land has been put forward as the new secretary general of chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats it is a significant move for ana gretchen. the decision is fueling speculation that merkel is lining up her successor. now we are heading to the berlin international film festival where scott roxborough and charlotte pale are standing by the two individuals who

in mozambique at least seventeen people have died after they were buried in a landslide of garbage authorities say heavy rain caused a mountain of trash dump in the capital to collapse on to surrounding houses officials believe more bodies could still be buried under the debris. authorities have warned new zealand south island to take precautions ahead of a powerful storm the remnants of cycling which battered tongo and samoa last week are expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain flights to and from the capital wellington have been canceled. and in the u.s. students at the florida high school where a gunman killed seventeen people gathered on monday for a vigil they also organized an effort to urge lawmakers to pass stronger gun control a group of nearly one hundred students plan to lobby state officials for tighter regulations. now germany's right wing populist party the alternative for germany or a.f.d. has overtaken the social democrats for the first time in a national opinion poll that polls for the daily newspaper billed found that if an election were held now sixteen percent of vote

will be about eleven million dollars of value contribution as well as debt swap that we've done in mozambique as well as is dozens of millions of dollars strategically aligned in the countries of interest including syria and other places around the world and so i'm here to make the case and talk with the leadership that the do you in needs russia to be in really involved in that we want to be a force for peace between nations in every opportunity we kin to bring they says that are working to give us a will to maybe start working together a little bit well i think russians more than eager to work together particularly democrats i'm not sure they are they find the same reception on the american side bad maybe your connections in the car. aggressed especially with some south carolina representative script out in that franco i think the russian people in the american people want peace around the world and i think they have a very different view on how to achieve it and they don't know i really find most people around the world say i think sometimes we need to get the leaders together sit down lit

at least seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapse in mozambique rescue workers in the capital maputo believe more bodies could still be buried the fifty metre tall pile of garbage collapsed in the early hours of the morning in heavy rains burying several houses local media saved dozens of families have fled their homes to see the top stories up next it's qatar beyond the brocade we'll see a bit later. we're with. or. i would to me to not out on scene is a. room. news vicky a massage therapy care it's just a political thing going it will be over in a while and everything normal and normal. what made this different was they targeted people. or saw a t.v. visual not a mask a year area or below a shade. on june the fifth two thousand and seventeen a small gulf nation of qatar was put under siege. saudi arabia the united arab emirates. and egypt cut diplomatic trade and travel links with papa. saudi amorality and beyond any citizens were told by their respective governments to leave qatar. and they gave custody citizens fourteen days to leave their territory. the blo

rescuers in mozambique say they fear they'll find more dead bodies under a rubbish dump that's collapsed with seventeen people confirmed dead already parts of the three story high pile of garbage in the capital maputo came down on houses during a heavy storm many families have left the area because they're worried it might collapse even more. a former football coach has been jailed for thirty years for abusing eleven young players in the u.k. the battle was found guilty of abusing boys aged between eight and fifteen the sixty four year old had been a talent spotter for manchester city and crew alexandra joining the one nine hundred eighty s. but his charity oxfam has apologised to haiti's government after its staff were accused of sexual misconduct it's released an internal report into allegations that aid workers used prostitutes during the rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten quake its former director for haiti admitted to the inquiry hired sex workers despite public denials those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after six pico lines in the sand five. between

originally burundi but they left to mozambique. i'm sorry, burundi and tanzania briefly and then mozambique and then here. some of these kids had quite a journey getting here. all refugees, to be designated refugee, you have to be forced out of your original home to a different place. you can only apply for refugee status from the united nations if you're already been forced out of your own home. so they are applying from always a second country, but sometimes like in the case of jacqueline and mary emma, they had to flee from iraq. they got to syria but that wasn't safe. they went to turkey. they had a stop in egypt. the journeys they had company been looking for a safe home for a decade before the reached this man's classroom. a decade of wandering. that is not untypical. that's a hallmark story. not everyone is chosen to resettle, and all these kids, one of the struggles they had, all of them are very well aware that they let people behind. the joy for them to be here and a sadness that they let people behind, but their capacity

rescuers in mozambique scramble to find people trapped under a collapsed rubbish heap. and in sports two fierce rivals are set to meet in a fourth consecutive olympic final andy's here with that story. british charity oxfam has apologized to haiti's government after its stuff were accused of sexual misconduct it's released an internal report into allegations that aide workers used prostitutes joining a mission but a port also revealed that three stuff members threatened witnesses who spoke to investigators john hendren reports. the regional director of oxfam came to haiti with an apology to the country's government and to pledge we've communicated that to the minister. and we've given as best we can explanations to as to what happened in two thousand and eleven. and we are open to collaborate as much as we can in further investigations as necessary and with the haitian government the allegations involving oxfam staff in haiti emerged earlier this month they were accused of hiring prostitutes at oxfam properties while working in haiti after the two thousand and ten earth

then a difficult search for survivors under a mountain of rubbish in mozambique. i'm wayne hay with a rare look at the second dam being constructed on the lower mekong river as laos pushes ahead with its goal of becoming the battery of southeast asia. and in sport to fierce rivals set to meet in a fourth consecutive a lympics final far right here that he sells in around twenty minutes. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. well state of emergency has been declared across central parts of new zealand as a result tropical cycling the good news is a fun warning has now been issued for the storm but that's not to say that the very strong winds have yet gone away winds gusting as high as one hundred fifty kilometers per hour little signs of those winds weak and waves we're talking wave heights of around six point seven meters in places around twenty three thousand properties are currently without power and those strong winds are set to continue for maybe the next twelve to eighteen hours or so center of the storm is actually just to the west of t

on the news hour rescue efforts continue to find people trapped under a mountain of rubbish in mozambique's capital maputo. unicef signals that pakistan is one of the riskiest countries for newborns but says infant deaths that could be prevented. and his fourth find out why german football fans tend to monday night game into a tennis match. or the weather remained sprit active across a good positive the middle east relatively active should say from outs of cloud over towards that east side of iran pushing into afghanistan easing up took many whose books donald says seeing some cloud based pieces of snow easing a little further east was clear skies to come back in behind a fourteen celsius for couple fourteen celsius a little grayer there for a towel round at the western side of iran still seeing a fair amount of clappison pieces of just me right coming through here some of that western weather that bad weather also affecting pos all of syria some heavy showers into southern parts of turkey for a time and it will make its way a little further east which as we go through thursday price guys c

eight percent of these children up on health it the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique. you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is did the obvious coming to you live from berlin civil country they have gone president makes an appeal to the dollar bond and deals of war and to peace talks the offer comes as civilian casualties mount could this be a turning point in the conflict if you like also coming up the e.u. stop drugs if they go see it as on bales of drugs.

rescuers in mozambique scramble to find people trapped under a collapsed rubbish heap. plus a major u.s. department store faces a backlash for selling clothes that are marketed towards muslim women. and in sports the brazilian football that ended early due to a lack of players and he's here that story. ok the white house says u.s. president on trump is opening to suppose to supporting improved background checks on gun purchases in the wake of last week's school shooting in florida is going to meet with survivor's own weapons today is be speaking to lawmakers about a bipartisan bill aimed at improving checks on those wanting to buy a weapon and this comes as activists staged a protest outside the white house on official reports. it started as a social media conversation on friday afternoon and became a mass protest in front of the white house dozens of students from around the washington area backed by the families gathered to mark this spate of school shootings in america and demanded argent action to stop them i don't see this as a republican or democrat issue it's mor

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the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. the united nations security council is expected to vote on whether to impose a cease fire in syria hundreds of people have been killed in recent days in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta including many children russia had earlier blocked a resolution on a started a humanitarian ceasefire now russia says it will agree but with conditions. u.s. president donald trump says the armed officer assigned to protect the still hit by a lie.

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