focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. still to come on al-jazeera. the catholic pope speaks out in defense of migrants he says fair and doubt should not determine our response to new arrivals and a burning iranian all time to sinks in the east china sea with its crew presumed to be still on board. hello there we've got a fair amount of cloud of rain still affecting us in turkey you see this swirling system here that's trying to edge its way eastwards and it's wrong plenty of cloud ahead of it it's moving through pretty quickly though so it does dry out for many of us here on monday instead that cloudy wetter weather is across back to and stretching all the way across towards there minus three is the maximum and do expect some snow further south fine dry no problems for us q a city there getting to around twenty one the winds will pick up though we head through into cheese they said the temperature is easing a little bit and those winds are heading towards us here in doha they will be with us quite yet as

reply faced with a criminal investigation though the stakes here for the tech giant are high natasha butler al-jazeera paris. well as the tasha was saying apple says it slows down phones over time to extend battery life this is the company's statement from december twenty eighth all rechargeable batteries become less effective as they chemically age apple went on to say that i.o.'s updates aim to manage older phones to prevent unexpected battery shutdowns but that can also mean longer launch times for apps and other reductions in performance as a result apple says it will soon issue an update that gives users more visibility into the health of their i phone's battery so they can see for themselves if its condition is affecting performance. let's bring in our guests then for today's discussion from london we're joined by good movie who saw in a tasha's report a technology writer and blogger he's the author of rebel code linux and the open source revolution from shannon china via skype wang boyan a writer for tech know the english language publication that covers china's tech industry and fro

troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. now the parliament in spain's catalonia region has met for the first time since snap elections in december there are still uncertainty over who will be the new president of the region separatist parties want the former leader catalyst put to mount but he's in self-imposed exile in belgium under threat of arrest if he returns to spain his call panel. the first vote in a new session of the cattle and parliament and the separatist members of the new assembly the next chapter in the campaign for catalonia to split from the rest of spain. we're not going to back down we're going to work to build up the grassroots and turn a goal of an independent republic into reality. yellow ribbons marked the seats of elected members of parliament who are in jail or on the run judges accuse them of rebellion for leading the campaign to create a breakaway republic when spanish prime minister mariano rajoy used emergency powers to call snap elections to the cattle and parliament his clear aim w

evacuated people from their homes paris's on flood alerts as the river center is rising fast as natasha butler reports. stranded restaurants and submerged bridges as the river seine in paris continues to rise its protest realized banks have disappeared usually bustling with workers and cyclists and now a no go zone and the city is on flood alert no privacy to get within we have overcome for some hate waves into floods going over six majors one in spring and the other in winter it is clearly a question of paris adapting to climate change you from. the city council has put in place special measures river traffic has been stopped only emergency boats are allowed and ten pre-flood barriers are being installed paris's world famous museums are also playing safe the louve has closed a wing and is moving some works to higher ground for some people here the swollen river has become something of a tourist attraction for more than one hundred fifty years parisians have used this statue as a gauge now normally the water level is around two meters and the fields of the statue are visible but as the water r

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. still to come on the sound is there a half hour a new threat emerges for founders of people who lost their homes to flooding in democratic republic of congo also hackers in your home a new warning as our world's become ever more connected. hello there there's plenty of dry weather to be found across the southeast in parts of china at the moment temperatures are on the rise you can see shanghai there up at fourteen degrees and the winds all feeding up from the south dragging in that slightly milder air for hong kong will be up around twenty as we head through into choose day here is where we're going to see a little bit more cloud begin to develop that sound will be squeezing out a few outbreaks of rain but later on tuesday it will begin to fizzle out once more over towards the west and for many of us in india and pakistan is draw and following at the moment of the fall south of india and of course for lanka just the outside chance of one or two showers but i think ev

europe africa and asia and the recall could affect around twelve million tins of the product natasha butler reports from paris. after weeks of silence over the contaminated baby milk powder scandal the boss of french company luck tallis has responded to critics who say the manufacturer covered up the extent of the risk emanuel binya has told a french newspaper our priority has always been to handle the crisis and make sure that no more children become sick we have never minimise the risk of salmonella we consider that there was no breach of procedures on our side in december like tallis began recalling some of its baby milk products in france it had discovered the salmonella bacteria in this factory in the northwest but it's only now that the extent of the contamination has become clear like tallis has now withdrawn twelve million tins of baby formula for more than eighty countries salmonella can be deadly for young children and dozens of families in france say that their children became sick after drinking luck tellus baby milk they have fog lawsuits against the company saying that it trie

never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism will be lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. donald trump's presidency has had a huge impact on foreman ism in the united states and across the globe and how to call him and look at that coming up. i'll tell you why australia's government says it's not as tough on refugees as many believe. hello wednesday was characterized in scotland northern ireland northern england with snow showers frequent ones lots of snow to be honest that's the cold air that's pushed right down through france and this mass of whitey's clouds will bring stove and i quote a lot of snow to the alps once more then there's a final push through the us position we sit out thursday started thursday would start forming in geneva behind temps has risen because when a storm system goes through wednesday night. winds in excess of a hundred twenty kilometers per hour by this time on the coast of holland most starkly the dutch coastal the noland countries could seize on the roof of the surge we've got high tides the same time not

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. at least eight people have been killed in a fire in a community building in portugal around fifty more being treated for their injuries many of them crushed in a stampede to escape the blaze police say they gathered to watch a car tournament in the social center in the northern portuguese town of innovate the rayna fire started when a wood burning stove exploded in the two story building now at least one person has been killed and dozens injured in an earthquake on the southern coast of peru this footage shows the extensive damage to homes in the town of a car a seven point one magnitude quake hit in the early hours of the morning the epicenter was in the pacific ocean and only a tsunami warning has been canceled the iranian oil tanker that's been burning in the east china sea since last week has sunk these pictures broadcast by chinese state t.v. show the ship barely visible above the water twenty nine crew members are missing the tank was carrying nearly a million

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. six chilean catholic churches have been vandalized in three days on the eve of pope francis arrival in the country the most recent attack was in the capital santiago and there was graffiti saying down with the pope he'll be in chile as part of a six day to a little also include peru two countries where there's been several sex scandals involving the catholic church in america editor lucien newman reports. it used to be standing room only inside this cathedral in southern chile. but these days not many are singing the praises of their bishops one batter us appointed three years ago by pope francis. outside the cathedral other members of the flock demand the resignation of the bishop who's accused of covering up sex abuses by chile's most notorious pedophile priest the pope may be smiling down at these people but they're not smiling back this used to be one of the most faithful catholic cities in all of chile but now these faithful say that they are sad and angry at th

troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. now space scientists in japan have launched the world's smallest satellite carrying rocket after a failed attempt last year blasted off from the ocean or a space center on a mission to collect images of the earth's surface engineers built the many rocket from used parts found in the home electronics devices and smartphones hoping similar low cost models will feel demand for small satellites. archeologists in mexico have discovered what's believed to be the largest underwater cave in the world the network of flooded tunnels and chambers is around three hundred fifty kilometers long and divers found human bones and pottery and hoping to use them to gain a better understanding of the mayan civilization bullshitters and reports. deep underneath the state of kin tunnel row in eastern mexico near the sandy beaches of ken kuhn the tourist resort on the caribbean coast scuba divers explore what they say is the world's longest and largest underwater cavern on the floor. stretching

never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism will be lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. britain's lower house of parliament has approved a key bracks a bill which would and the supremacy of be you law in the u.k. the bill now goes to the upper house where it's expected to face some resistance helen has parliament selected a separatist speaker and a challenge to spain central government in madrid has been for the first time since now elections in december but there still uncertainty over who the region's new president is karl penhall reports of barcelona. but the first vote in a new session of the cattle and palm and of the separatist members of the new assembly the next chapter in the campaign for catalonia to split from the rest of spain. we're not going to back down we're going to work to build up the grassroots and turn our goal of an independent republic into reality. yellow ribbons marked the seats of elected members of parliament who are in jail or on the run judges accuse them of rebellion for leading the campaign to create a breakaway republic when sp

troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. britain's lower house of parliament has approved a bill which will and the supremacy of b u law in the u.k. the bill now goes to the upper house where it's expected to face some resistance the white house chief of staff has said donald trump's hardline immigration policies may not have been fully informed during his presidential campaign john kelly made the comments in an interview with u.s. media one of trump's campaign promises was to build a wall the southern border and make mexico pay for it tell he's been discussing immigration reform with democratic politicians they want guarantees that undocumented immigrants will be protected before backing a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. he's adjusted the way he's looked at the south asia strategy afghanistan he said very definitely changed his attitude towards the doctor issue and even the wall once we briefed him when i was at the h.s. he has evolved in the way he's looked at things campaign to governing are two

thursday thousands were victims from the jungle migrant cali before it was demolished last year natasha butler has more from cali. emmanuel might call began the day meeting of refugees a. state shelter in northern france isn't really. so the same region some regions of the rooms of them later in the port of cali the french president politicians charity workers and police people here are fed up that hundreds of refugees continue to come to canada to try and reach the u.k. mike ross said he will ask britain to do more to help when he meets prime minister to resume a on thursday visit. better manage the issue of unaccompanied minors reinforce police cooperation in cali and with countries of origin and transit on block funds to support important projects for the development of kalar simulating. police say that more than one hundred fifteen thousand attempts were made by refugees to reach the u.k. last year now that britons voted to leave the european union many here say it's time to scrap the u.k.'s calley border britain's border here was agreed to under a two thousand and three franco british dea

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. the iranian oil tanker that's been on fire in the east china sea since last week has now sunk the tanker was carrying nearly a million barrels of oil when it collided with a cargo ship as china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing well according to chinese state controlled television the senshi sank at around noon local time on sunday before it went down there was a large explosion and also a large plume of smoke more than a thousand meters high these pictures were recorded by china's coast guard now the century was involved in a collision with a hong kong registered freighter the crew of that freighter all survived all twenty one crew members sadly the crew of the century were less fortunate so far only three bodies have been recovered the senshi was carrying a cargo of one hundred thirty six thousand tons of ultra light crude oil known as condensate what concerns groups like greenpeace is how much of that crude could potentially leak over the coming day

certainty over what breaks its means kelly status as a symbol of europe's refugee crisis seems secure natasha butler al-jazeera. bangladesh has announced plans to repatriate six hundred fifty thousand or hinder refugees back to neighboring miramar within two years the deal was settled this week in the first refugees will start to move back to me i'm our own cheers say hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims have fled a military crackdown that began in russia in state in me m r in august they joined others already in bangladesh after previous flares of violence kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets of turkey follow through on its threat to move against y p g fighters in syria turkey is preparing a strike against the fighters which it calls terrorists the wife says form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces the s.e.'s any attack is likely to center on the city of our friend see them cause here lou reports from the turkey syria border. that is one of many kurds whose grandparents left northern syria years ago but he still has family in africa which is close by on the syrian side of t

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. pope francis has held a special mass to mark the world day of migrants and refugees at a time when there are more displaced people than ever before according to the un's refugee agency more than sixty five million people are being forcibly displaced twenty two point five million are refugees more than a quarter of them from syria and there are ten million people who are stateless not considered to be citizens of any country that includes more than six hundred fifty thousand were injure forced out of me since august one of the most dangerous places in the mediterranean more than fourteen thousand people have died in various waters since twenty fourteen trying to reach europe peter sharp has that report. in the five years of his papacy probe francis has stressed time and again christianity is mission to welcome the vulnerable and the marginalised and on sunday at this mass and some peter's basilica to mark the world day of migrants pope francis invited refugees asylum

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. having this policy is now his peter. thank you very much runaway english premier league leaders manchester city's seemingly unstoppable charge to the title as finally hit a speed bump after twenty two consecutive games without the feat thirty were at long last beaten on sunday by liverpool at anfield the reds charged into a four one lead in the second half thanks to goals by alex oxalate chamberlain rebirth of a mean year saudia manet and mohamed salah and despite a late surge by thirty you're going tops men held on for a four three victory. you need really good football team to do that and. saying got i have to learn so and that makes and sense to try it and i tried really hard today . it was just a joy to watch my first words is congratulation for the liverpool for the victory. it was a good game trouble game day started well we were not precise with the ball we lose a lot of balls. one reason why because you're so aggressive without the ball in we had a little bit

discussion on that but there is a need for more dialogue in the context of the current circumstances natasha butler has more from paris. well this was an opportunity for these two leaders to talk about the many pressing regional issues in the middle east they talked about syria they talked about iraq and druce of with president michel reaffirming his commitment to a two state solution for the israelis and the palestinians that was something the turkish president said he appreciated very much but there was a real focus on turkey's relationship with the european union because it really has deteriorated over the past two years the e.u. criticizes turkey every human rights record especially after that twenty sixteen failed coup the european union saying that ankara has really come down too hard on what it sees as political opponents with tens of thousands of people arrested and sucks now turkey is a member is a candidate for membership i should say all of the european union but the talks have been on hold for the last two years so this was the turkish president's attempt to try and mend those relations

discuss how it's discussed how to catch and prosecute chemical weapons attackers that is where natasha butler is joining us from so how will this new anti chemical weapons group actually work natasha. well what you have is foreign ministers from thirty countries gathered in paris to launch this group and the way that they say it work is that they will share more intelligence on kept chemical weapons use they will share evidence or proof and try and preserve proof after there are chemical attacks and they'll try and push for sanctions on countries that are. deemed to be guilty of carrying out chemical attacks it's all about trying to stop the use and the spread of chemical weapons across the world now you might be able to see actually those foreign ministers coming out just behind me they have been meeting already this is a family photo before they actually launch this new network and the idea that we're told behind this is from saying look around the world many countries have decided to sign a convention basically banning the use of chemical weapons but they are still being used of course as

reply faced with a criminal investigation though the stakes here for the take giant are high natasha butler i'll just sirrah paris thailand's foreign minister has confirmed that former prime minister yingluck shinawatra had been in london since september photos purporting to show you were posted on social media she's seen posing with a woman outside london's harrods department store the former prime minister left thailand to avoid being jailed over a rice subsidy scheme the lost billions of dollars and ireland's current prime minister appears to be a little more camera shy finding another way to dodge or could questions from the media after making his statement for thailand's children's day. asked his aides to bring out one of several life sized campbell cutouts prepared for photos with children invited reporters to direct any follow up questions to his to damage the replacement the military government is coming under increasing pressure to hold elections almost four years since it seems to. much more to come on the news hour including plastic is not so fantastic in the u.k. the use of micr

never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism will be lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. and if you missed it last week we were actually in selves before it hit the headlines looking at this is a video diary from one of our view is looking at the efforts of the volunteers who are doing what they can to make life a little more comfortable for the refugees there is you can see i've posted that on my twitter page yet come on a.j. if you search for me on facebook as well you'll find it too here we are live well couple of things first of all united nations security council they have just sat down this is going to be a security council meeting a nuclear nonproliferation the important thing and james barry is our diplomatic editor is keeping an eye on this and we might talk to move at a later if you've got not only. ambassadors there but you've actually got foreign ministers who've come for this meeting so something could come out of that we'll keep an eye on it next box over it's the pope francis he is in chile in the thick way i think it is at the moment holding ma

focus will be on making sure their children are not exposed to the life threatening bacteria natasha butler al-jazeera paris. you're watching the news ousted ahead. a burning iranian oil tanker sinks in the east china sea with its crew presumed to be still on board. thanks. thanks to the democratic republic of congo's army moves against rebels blamed for the killing of u.n. peacekeepers. and in sport find out why one of the greatest of all time doesn't feel he's favorites when the australian tennis open. hello and welcome to international weather forecast it's looking very unsettled across europe in the coming days we've got an active frontal system moving in across the u.k. giving some really heavy rain i had of it well it's a very mild conditions across parts of france and into switzerland but as we behead on through into choose this system goes through cold air falling behind a rush of showers some heavy snowfall across northern parts of the u.k. rain pushing across france and through into germany some snow in the alps some snow for the east and some really cold air across eastern parts

troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. pope francis has celebrated mass in the southern shelley in town where yet another catholic church has been set on fire as one of at least ten that have been set ablaze in the past week the pontiff stopped in the region is seen as the most complex of his trip because it's the center of a centuries old conflict with local indigenous groups from to mco a lot in america had it alyse a new reports. this is how indigenous map which is pray with branches and cries to the sun and the earth and it was with their traditional rites not the catholic churches that pope francis began his visit to chile's most rest of region. but. we can hear alco sing of a sorrow that cannot be silenced who said trees of injustices that everyone sees taking place. the pope dedicated his homily to the my pooches acknowledging that their blood was spilt on this very airbase chosen for the papal ceremony and it is still being disputed by seven hundred families thousands walk long distances from all over t

my call we expect that they have discussed a whole range of issues which natasha butler will tell us about she is joining us she's following the meeting from the palace in paris to tell us what what we've heard so far what's the most important thing. well this was really a meeting between these two leaders to try and discuss some mainly some of the pressing regional issues in the middle east the president said that the two men had talked about syria they talked about iraq they talked about their joint efforts to combat iceland of course they also talked about. reaffirming his commitment to a two state solution for israelis and palestinians and that was something that president said he appreciated very much but what was really important about this meeting for the turkish president was that it was not for him really to try and mend relations with the european union meeting with the french presence really a first step in this because those relations have been. really deteriorated over the past two years because of you criticism of turkey's poor human rights record and the situation in t

reply faced with a criminal investigation though the stakes here for the take giant are high natasha butler i'll just sirrah paris well joining me in the studio is some shade he's the senior technology reporter at business insider and sam we've just been suggesting haven't we about apple and it seems to be coming one of these organizations that people love the products but it's a relatively secretive company and we've seen lawsuits of various companies the european commission are after them and the feeling is that not being as transparent as they should be yes i agree they probably are going to have to change the way they behave going going forward otherwise they're going to find themselves in trouble with with regulators they may have to pay large fines so they need to open up and be less secretive and do we need to demand as consumers you know because they're in their pockets are so deep that these billion dollar fines i mean yes of course they make a dent but do we need to to push them to be more responsible and transparent i think we should. i think that's hard for consumers to do there

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