let's bring in our regional correspondent based in new delhi. what more are you hearing about the casualties from this crash? n ns out of tragic kathmandu. ndiscernrnible] >> apologies for that, we seem to be having some trouble with our connection. we will go back later about that crash in the fall that left at least -- nepal, that left at least 50 people dead. failing to win back presidential veto power in the election. democrats lost the veto power by just one seat. this election march the first -- march theks first time that hong kong democrats have lost the veto power. >> a blow to hong kong's democracy movement in a controversial election triggered by the pro-beijing leadership. in summary, they only one back to love for seats in the -- won back two of four seats. they lost their veto power. one of two canddiates managed to to thendidates loyal beijing government. >> i cannot say this is a happy victory. it is a miserable victory. the democrats have made a huge price for it. these past two years have resulted in a lot of pressure. >> the p

the first president in modern medical has a seating arrived in new delhi kicking off a three day visit with the goal of building closer ties three fronts on this the world's second most populous nation. resume accompanied by large delegation from paris is expected to firm up the number of trade deals during his talks in the in the apappropriate new rendering movie. close that it was over in bundled tells us more. about what to say during. one is in the sun's rays transform them into energy. technology international sort of alliance hosted a ballot and distribibute more efficiently. the project was launched in two thousand fifteen by funds india on the sidelines of a call twenty one summits. beverly must done some. the ball out of the future. frfrenchresident a anonymous phone and you primeme minisr narendra modi. side of the alliance first so make this sunday it's a much awaited events or mike on scheduled during his first state visit to india. and is expected to showcase the two countries commitment to fighting climate change. economic cooperation is also higher microns agenda. quotab

since his arrival in new delhi on friday probably is man making his move. traveling with the president has opened a lot of doors but he won't be returning with mackerel. he saying a few extra days to try and seal the deal. quite a lot of money at stake on a whole variety of different levels and after they had a very much and you can't we do that with a business 03/12/18 03/12/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> you kill one person, you get the debt realty in many states. or you get life imprisonment. think of it. drugsll 5000 people with because your smuggling them in a making a lot of money of people evenying and they don't put you in jail. they don't do anything. amy: president trump has rereiteratated his call to exece drug dealers, praising countries

these women in new delhi demonstrating against discrimination and sexual violence. philippine president marjorie go to have a leader of the country leave in this manner that says that somehow here leon by women sexy as they call it might actually start not my business though i mean it's not helping remember her at c.n.n. we're not the point being that discrimination against women you know so we can deal with the right that's the only way there is to girls. that have so taken up in pakistan to violence against women the focus here will be mob did i said they all resistance to all that you are seeing that is happening in pakistan you mentioned against women that violence that you see if we did against women against little children the bodies that we see from the state and we want to make say that me are not going to allow this to happen any more you re are going to stand up no. standing up from pristina. from kiev. just sold where hundreds gathered behind the need to meet. and. truly a female. saying. now is the time for change. so all of around the world there and as

these women in new delhi demonstrating against discrimination and sexual violence. the. philippine president marjorie go to temp table with a bunch of protests in manila activists that branding him a much a fascist for his treatment of women. to have a leader of the country leave in this manner that says that somehow here early on by women sexy as they call it might be to use that not much new stuff and it's not how we remember what see when we're not people i mean that discrimination against women you know so we can deal with that right that's the only way there is to go. that route so taken up in pakistan to violence against women the focus here will be mob today and i said they all resistance to all that you know seeing that is happening in pakistan. against women the violence that you see if we did against women against little children the bodies that we see from the state and we want to make say that me are not going to allow this to happen any more you re are going to stand up no. standing up from pristina. i'm kyra. from kiev. just so where hundreds gathered behin

i was unable to reach the new delhi restaurant but the new delhi restaurant is a restaurant that closes at 10:00 p.m. on every single night of the week and i believe at 11:00 p.m. on friday and saturday nights. i left a voice mail with john smith at the union square sports bar, did not receive a call back. also went into the bar to speak to some of the bartenders to see if i could get ahold of him and was unable to do so. and also spoke to the parc 55 hotel and i wasn't able to reach anybody at the front office. with that, i'll pause and turn it over to our acoustic consultants unless you have direct questions for me at this time. >> so the units available for rent, are they -- it sounds like an sro model, are you -- is it basically monthly rates or similar to the model with biweekly rates. >> we do not do weekly or monthly. we offer six and 12-month terms. >> vice president thomas: great, thank you. >> hello. jordan roberts with sulter associates. i made a lot of measurements, one right in front of the union square sports bar, that was after 10:00 p.m.ing and the then other measurement

taken out that said google if the first 100 buyers of this one project that is right in the capital new delhi would get flown to new york tojr. when don jr. was oxley coming to india the weekend before, newspapers and new delhi come all of the major english newspapers, had full front-page cover ads that said, trump has arrived, are you invited? ad anyone who can put down deposit of about $39,000 to $40,000 on an apartment would get a chance to have dinner with don jr.. it raises a lot t of questions about potential conflicts of interest. the other thing about don jr.'s visit to india is initially when he first planned his trip, he was supposed to speak at a conference, global business modi was also speaking out. he was supposed to give a foreign-policy speech on indo pacific relations. this raise a lot of questions a month ethics experts in the u.se chat. amy: let's go to an interview donald trump, jr. did last month in india think there's something about the spirit of the indian people that is unique and other parts of the emerging world. -- io t through a town and don't mean to be glib, but

possibility before much of india was going to be fine and dry warming up thirty four celsius in new delhi and we'll see the warmest in as we go on into choose to a little more cloud there into southern most pos but for many it will be fine dry and sunny fine dry and sunny too across the web and it's not quite as hot as it has been recently but pleasantly warm nevertheless we'll still see a little bit of cloud just around that eastern side of saudi arabia close to us here in doha will stay fine and dry temp just getting up to around twenty nine degrees as we go on three cheers they perhaps still want mccain a braised little but a lifted dust a sad but fine dry and sunny. winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media state p.r. machine it's going to overdrive. but just who is influencing who. we just don't know yet where the lines when drawn between what can be said and what conduct that. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for outside the media or opinion the listening post base time on al-jazeera. time to take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera kurdis

of india too to the north of that fine and draw i've been getting pretty warm now for some of us new delhi there up around thirty four degrees on monday and by choose day up at thirty six there is more snow that's mostly over parts of afghanistan. the with a sponsored boycott on greece. for a man has decided to break with tradition and train to sail competitively maybe not that we want to present a positive image and change the steering typical expectation of women for them it's about more than just racing yes you can still be a good i'm only woman and also a very talented sailor going off around the world showing everybody how strong omani people are al-jazeera world meets the first female sailing crew in the gulf oman's sailing stars at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a reminder of our top stories on al-jazeera kurdish fighters are reported to be modernizing civilians to form a human shield around the syrian city of a freeness turkish forces advance take a show of self surrounded a free man one they will enter soon turkey launch an offensive enough rain in january to clear the area

made by the municipal authority says shops with unpaid fines and those built in new delhi have to see are. completely still madiba our sales have stopped but our expenses continue i'm still paying the salaries of my stuff but i think i have to ask the employees to leave i can't continue with these costs. the markets which are down in old parts of delhi have been there for years and thousands of jobs are at stake. many. i cannot afford food for my home and i don't have money for my sister's wedding or to pay my rent when i ask the shop owners he tells me that my show be sealed how can i afford to pay you please go back to your village. no one is giving us any work wherever we go they say the shops have been sealed there are no jobs available we are poor people where do we go now. politicians have been accused of offering deals in exchange for votes traders are traditionally major supporters of the ruling hindu nationalists. part of the agent of the party and politicians have been trying to reassure supporters that they have nothing to do with the court's decision we are not taking any

possibility before much of india was going to be fine and dry warming up thirty four celsius in new delhi and will see will still as we go on into choose delaval cloud there into southern most pos but for many it will be fine dry and sunny fine dry and sunny too across the web and it's not quite as hot as it has been recently but pleasantly warm nevertheless we'll still see a little bit of cloud just around that eastern side of saudi arabia close to us here in doha will stay fine ads right temp just getting up to about twenty nine degrees as we go on through choose they perhaps still want mccain appraised little but a lifted dust a sad but fine dry and sunny. as poverty and desperation sweep across for him just settlements women and girls are being bought and sold and given away in refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the real hinge a crisis at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where ever you. welcome back a quick recap the top stories for you now kurdish forces in northwestern syria say civilians plan to form a human shield around the town of offering t

india and france signed defensive trade deals during president my first visit to new delhi plus. i'm the clock reporting from an expedition in antarctica on the effort to. see the largest protected area. the first group of syrian rebel fighters to leave eastern ghouta has reached the government controlled area outside the clave the group josh al islam had released thirteen fighters from a rival group that imprisoned along with their families meanwhile russian and syrian government forces of continued to bombard the rebel on klav at least fifty two people were killed in violence on friday let's go live now to gaza which is near turkey's border with syria i was there as alan fischer is there and this group of rebel fighters has left eastern guta airstrikes and now resumed the red cross saying that some of those strikes coming very close to an aid convoy there on friday despite assurances from the warring parties. there was no indication that these fighters were a boat to leave it happened late on friday thirteen fighters along with their families put on to buses and driven to it we

women have been gathering in solidarity around the me to movement in various cities including seoul new delhi and jerusalem. and in turkey as cafferty capital istanbul thousands took to the streets this evening calling for an end to violence against women a short while ago our correspondent in istanbul yulia han talked with us from the center of the demonstration. as we are at one of the major demonstrations here in istanbul today the atmosphere is full of excitement it's a chill food atmosphere the women are trying to make some noise many of them broad and whistles or even drums and of course it's a day of celebrations but here in turkey it's also a day of protest and women are shouting slogans like freedom for all of us we are stronger together we are against male dominance. so it's of course a show off sale first specked here they are celebrating their selves but they're also they have a lot of criticism for the conservative parts reality male dominated society here in turkey. there in istanbul meantime in syria an aid convoy bound for the besieged rebel held enclave of eastern going to ha

he will be meeting with young people to talk about education in new delhi.will be going on a romantic tour of the taj mahal with his wife. anchor: the papers are asking wear.he president will >> we don't know yet. you will have to wait and see. there is a saying in france that the habit does not make the monk. the paper says abroad, the clothes very much to make the president. we have pictures of past presidents and justin trudeau in india last month. these traditional outfits sparked ridicule in india. people said they were tacky, over the top. will read thison today and not make the same mistake as justin trudeau. anchor: during his trip abroad, eventl miss out on an kicking off in paris, the annual tattoo festival. >> i was trying to find out for you if the french president does have a tech to. i could not find confirmation either way. more french people are getting tattoos. the paper says they used to be a symbol of her billion. now they are the norm. 1/4 of people under 35 have a tattoo. they say 33% of self-employed people have tattoos. 1/4 of all blue

morning women have been gathering in solitary around the me too movement in various cities including new delhind jerusalem. in turkey's capital, istanbul, thousands to to do street this evening calling for an end to violence against women. a short while ago our correspondent in istanbul talked to us from the center of the demonstration. >> we are at one of the major demonstrations in istanbul today. the atmosphere is full of excitement. it is a cheerful atmosphere. the women are trying to make some noise, many are blowing whistles and drums. it is a day of celebrations but here in turkey is also a day of protests. women are shouting slogans like, freedom for all, we are stronger together, we are against male dominance. so, it is of course a show of self-respect here. they are celebrating themselves but they also have a lot of criticism for it the conservative, patriarchal, male-dominated society here in turkey. sarah: in other news, the german foreign minister has announced he will not be part of chancellor angela merkel's new coalition government. that is after rumors of a bitter row with lea

five nations are currently attending the event we can now speak to dhruva josh shanker who's in new delhi he's a foreign policy fellow at the think tank brooking's india thank you very much indeed it sounds like a very good idea doesn't it using the sun in order to mitigate the effects of climate change but what's a few people say few countries have signed up to this. is actually a lot more but quite a membership limited to countries in the tropical low but what are the outcomes of this. which is a new initiative by india. in the context of the paris climate summit. has been expanded membership to new countries we have over twenty heads of state in government attending the summit and then representatives from several other countries as well are so there's greater enthusiasm for it then what does this initiative actually need then to get off the ground and to get solar energy working for these countries. so one of them think that. the second idea that he had spoken about economic had been term before he became prime minister he spoke about creating a g twenty four solar power bit which is

again mr gonzales we saw that social media video of that awful mob attack in a shopping mall in new delhi last march how common are these types of violent attacks where these attacks are quite. common. and i think a contribution to this is the fact that the police don't take them very seriously so the police are more inclined to protect indians were dak foreigners rather than the victims of the assault them service no it is this guys you look back that there is on one of the corridor doesn't go on for much in the seriousness of graeme's so if the police let them off let the accused persons of then they are encouraged to do it again and again and blacks begin to feed that they really have no bully no police protection at all no safety even in a police station and the police are not here to protect them at all so it is this frustration and despair which is the cause so the kind of sentiment that you are totally are for it they don't like india this is not the india that they like at all and the second south in a set a surprising number of indians expressed racist attitudes why is that what

before he was due to tee off they saw a quick shower and fosse driver was still able to get to the new delhi calls on time. my heart was pounding because i was very nervous because i thought i you know. i think the court. made a world record from the hotel to the golf course and i mean a couple minutes right that can take ten or fifteen minutes he was really wide mantissa city of running away in the e.p.l. title race sixteen points clear would just nine games left their closest rivals are seemingly left to battle it out for second place to stay united oka pie that spot at host third place liverpool on saturday with only two points separating the teams now who are in better form going into the match their unbeaten in their last five games while united have lost two of their last five if a pool stall forward the most solid has a chance to complete a sweep against england's biggest clubs if he's cause he would have netted against every other top six sides in the e.p.l. i don't think that game needs any and the extra reasons to be a big game it's the biggest game i can imagine. so. it's very loo

really hold embark in child marriage in many states across india really i mean in new delhi thank you very much . ok time for the weather here's everton and another snow storm system hitting the states yeah that's right pain another one making its way across the northeast and conus got the potential to be quite a big snowmaker rashly could see as much as twenty five to thirty centimeters of snow is the system makes its way through we've got some snow at the moment moving across the northern plains heading towards the midwest is for south dakota the snow is now edging its way across minnesota heading towards the great lakes and will continue to travel its way eastwards we're looking at sit running over towards the lakes then easing over towards the northeast and cold it's was doing little look further south to where is of low pressure here we're pulling in a fair amount of moisture so when we see that snow mixing in with this area of a wintry weather across northern parts when we see these two systems come together we have the potential for some heavy and wet snow coming through not as

want their shops reopened other traders demonstrated their support by shutting major markets in new delhi. in other countries the government provides incentives and facilities to the traders to do business in india there are no facilities no money and when the traders try to do their business they are harassed by the government. the government has tried for years to implement delis master plan twenty twenty one for urban development now judges have banned the government from making amendments to the plan it follows criticism the truck closures had been used in the past as a political to maybe have the money. made by the municipal authority says shops with unpaid fines and those built in new guinea have to see are. completely still madiba our sales have stopped but our expenses continue i'm still paying the salaries of my stuff but i think i have to ask the employees to leave i can't continue with these costs. the markets which are down in old parts of delhi have been there for years and thousands of jobs are at stake. many. i cannot afford food for my home and i don't have money for my si

make their voices heard crowds of demonstrators filling the streets of cities like manila seoul new delhi and a whore and women in spain staged a full day strike. this is both a call for change looks like hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of madrid the end of a long day of demonstrations and scenes like these workplaces left deserted as millions of spanish women walked off the job their message a simple one. we have to fight to make us situation as much out of social sphere as in the workplace in the hope that for what we are doing today is stopping work to show that if women stop the world stops. but up. and across the world they march to the same base. in delhi demonstrations were held against discrimination and sexual violence. the philippine president or draco to turtoni bore the brunt of protests in manila activists there branding him as a macho fascist for his treatment of women. to have a leader of the country in this manner. here early on by women sexy as they call it my she's not my business and it's not her real. people to me that discrimination against women so

a cow protection group that operates just outside new delhi a spokesman of the group. that man that explained what whatsapp has meant for his organizations activities. i think that most of our members tend to be more active in water which makes it the ideal platform for us the best thing about using what's up is that it delivers our messages to our members instantly we have a system for relaying information to our group for example if the information is about a vehicle transporting before we send it via text message if the message is urgent we send voice messages however if we have an advanced warning about the vehicle then i will compose a long message with the full details and forward it to our members on what's ahead also message. thing i was talking to one of these guys who was who runs this. biggest whatsapp groups and network of groups and oddity where the engine of a clock happened i asked him how do you get people to be of out of your group so it's very simple you just go to the child shops in a village you go there you give you give him a hundred bucks he'll g

as women gathered in solidarity with the need to movement in cities including the so south korea new delhi and should receive them. not to mark international women's day did obvious profiling women of around the globe who are working to change this aside progress has been made in many areas it often looking at milestones also illustrates just how much more is needed to reach levels off equality and break down gender stereotypes russia can boast that it has got the highest percentage was wide of women in senior business roads but the hundreds of jobs them in legally barred from holding let's meet she runs a home repair business in moscow and although it's technically in the good according to a list of banned professionals updated in two thousand the us under president putin's watch. correspondent emily chevon caught up with the media and a business. a passion for power tools is hardly a crime but in russia this repair and remodeling business is officially illegal because yulia and nadia run it and their women in russia women are bound for more than four hundred fifty jobs they're considered

elsewhere women gathered in solidarity around the meet to movements in various cities including seoul new delhi and jerusalem. well in one of the places where gender inequality is most apparent that the job markets in our next report we look at the situation in russia where a government resolution actually bans women from working in more than four hundred fifty jobs that are deemed dangerous to women's health women in russia are not allowed to work as miners carpenters firefighters or metro conductors to just name a few examples but some women are fighting back against the current laws and the stereotypes that accompany them. a passion for power tools is hardly a crime but in russia this repair and remodeling business is officially illegal because yulia and nadia run it and their women in russia women are banned for more than four hundred fifty jobs they're considered too dangerous carpentry plumbing and electrical work are on the list. also legally off limits for women at work lifting more than ten kilos more than twice an hour and nadia are pushing back against these laws found against gender

delivered his concluding remarks after a two day informal w t o meeting of nearly fifty countries in new delhihe didn't mention the united states by name but it was clear who he was referring to has always been important but now is because you want important considering that he said that you know that nothing. that i do you know lightly except in action long don't harm everybody therefore if you must ensure that the keep the global data which benefits our look at this. director general roberto azevedo said recent you know lateral trade measures could escalate tensions we heard today many many countries saying we have a concern with this there is a potential for his coalition we have to proceed very carefully and try to work within the framework of the. the comments came as the deputy o. is set for a stormy meeting on friday when the united states china and the european union will be among those airing their grievances about each other's trade policies. and with the most recent agreement on a transition period the european union and britain may have taken a decisive step towards the ukase withd

was bang there is new delhi with its many splendid buildings and government offices located in the fossil author of the suburbs of noise and go to go on which are also home to millions of people and impress the visitor with their high tech architecture this is the one side of the creative glamorous beautiful side. in delhi when work is over for the day and the temperature has dropped below forty degrees people head for the cities pox and lakes this manmade lake in the trending neighborhood of houses cars is particularly popular the water is too dirty to swimming in but the lake is perfect for strolling around. and after a stroll it's away from the lake shore and into the fray. in hamburg they head for the chance and in munich they head for shopping here in delhi party goers make for how its cars village with its countless restaurants and music clubs this is the epicenter of the capital's nightlife but on this particular evening it is not the rotating turntables that are the focus of attention but a group of poets who are taking part in the very first danny youth poetry slam poetry slam is

india might even see the odd shower into kerala further north it stays hot and dry warming up in new delhi temperatures getting up to around forty degrees celsius but notice possibility wanted to show was over towards the west bengal's was behind easing over towards bangladesh as we go on through the weekend meanwhile the weekend across the region potentially looks like quite a lively one going to fabrice's cloud coming in across the northern postle saudi arabia possibility of a little bit of rain on that as well as it sinks this way if south was winds are really picking up with a real possibility of lots of lifted dust and sand. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there people that there are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist just posted a story join a global conversation at this time on al jazeera. get the top stories

the international alliance in new delhi the summit aims to reduce the walls dependence on fossil fuels by exploring the availability of solar energy the idea was first proposed on the sidelines of the twenty fifteen paris agreements on climate change representatives from forty five nations are attending events. well antarctica's been described as one of the most remote and treacherous places on earth much of its rich biodiversity has yet to be fully documented and the second part of our antarctic series we look at the european union's campaign to protect the desolate meets him joined a greenpeace scientific expedition to the what i'll see. the captain's eye view of voyage as the icebreaker optic sunrise pushes through into the remote waters of the weddell sea vost an montera tree a few ships venture this fall altie has already made an attempt this antarctic summer but was foiled by ice because right now we have a way through. to get it down into the weather. trying to reach before the beginning of what would be protected looks like opening at least four. yes probably just regular saudi

continues and that pool could touch that one celsius by the end of the weekend thirty four celsius in new delhi thirty seven in karate plenty warm enough here and a good deal of warmth also developing now across the arabian peninsula so we get up to thirty celsius and abu dhabi here in doha not too bad light winds twenty nine degrees celsius on saturday a touch warmer as recall one insists on they notice temperatures getting up to around thirty two degrees perhaps a little bit windy or so the possibility of a little bit of lift it dust and sand. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit against the odds some of them before they focused on. al-jazeera selects changemaker is at this time. welcome back it's update you on the top stories this hour three people have been killed in southwestern france when a gunman hijacked a car and took hostages in a supermarket the twenty six year old suspect has been shot dead by police. in afghanistan at least sixteen people have been killed after an explosion in lashkar in helmand pr

women of march in new delhi to demand better rights and protection india has one of the world's highest rates of crimes against women the government says up to thirty nine cases are reported every hour rape and cruelty by husbands or relatives towards women account for nearly half of the crimes. let's take you through some of the headlines now syrian opposition activists have released video they say shows phosphorus bombs being dropped on a rebel held on klav france is promising to respond if there is proof chemical weapons were used a second day convoy with desperately needed supplies has been perspire own because the fighting so holder has more from beirut in laboring the. cases of suffocation and breathing problems are being reported by activists and medics on the ground in eastern the civil defense accusing the syrian government of using chlorine gas it won't be the first time they've accused the syrian government of using chlorine gas as a weapon of war since the latest military operation against the besieged enclave of eastern would have began almost three weeks ago. the u.s. secr

enough nevertheless temperatures getting up to thirty nine in hyderabad on saturday thirty four new delhi that is one hundred in found out in karachi getting up to thirty three degrees and we went into the thirty's across the web in peninsula i suspect the greatest significance over the next few days will be the increasing a wind this area cloud here that will sink its way further south was always a possibility of a few spots of rain on that you know the past saudi arabia could see a little bit of whether the increasing wind which comes in behind will pick up some dust and sand it could cause some travel disruption as we go through the next few days. and new year new lessons and new rules this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next two years meet the teachers empowering their students might say i'm michael all about freedom we're going to look at the spectrum i want you to develop the skill with which to speak by letting them choose the lessons they learned the revelator cation democratic schooling in one to condemn at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back

looking largely fine and dry and pretty hot now i'm not put the thirty nine degrees already even in new delhi we're up at around thirty eight meanwhile out towards the west and here in doha it's also getting warm now our temperatures up a thirty five on choose day. there with sponsored by the time race. the consequence of. choosing drugs. or for. that just doesn't go away. tonight it's true for the last couple years. he's homeless. follows a group of u.s. veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to get their lives back shelter at this time on al-jazeera. top stories on al-jazeera more than twenty countries including the u.s. now join britain in expelling dozens of russian diplomats it's a coordinated response to the poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. there has been a low turnout on the opening day of egypt's three day presidential election where president. is widely expected to win a second term he's running virtually challenged with potential candidates either locked up or forced out of the race. the fighters in northern yemen have warned more missiles into saudi arabia unle

french presenter manual on of officially launched the international solar alliance at a summit in new delhi they want to reduce the world dependence on fossil fuels by expanding the availability of solar energy the idea was first proposed on the sidelines of the twenty fifteen paris agreement on climate change are presented from forty five nations are attending the event with the summits goal is to promote greater investment in solar projects in the member countries the alliance is seeking to add a thousand gigawatts of solar power by twenty thirty but that comes with a price tag of a trillion dollars today there are one hundred twenty one prospective member states thirty of which have signed and ratified the framework agreement countries at least partly within the tropics are eligible to join most of those involved are relatively poor states though with high levels of sunshine while at the lord president not quantico subtle swipe at the u.s. president all chance of pulling out of the paris crimes agreement as he praised a group of female solar engineers they didn't wait and they didn't sto

the fall north notice the temperatures really are starting to pick up twenty nine celsius there in new delhi thirty five in a not poor sticky thirty four celsius there for crotch and you can see the cloud there for a time it clears through as we go on into wednesday not so much clout either across iran potentially recent spell of time and weather has now gone out of the way look at the temperatures starting to notch up highs here in doha of thirty one degrees over the next couple of days. on counting the cost the italian job what the next government has to do when it comes to the economy the first drop gets a frosty reception in the u.k. explain what five g.'s all about and if even max is counting the cost at this time on a. reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a u.n. aid convoy has entered the besieged syrian rebel held enclave of eastern but two thirds of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated before it was allowed past the army checkpoints it's really appears to be headed for political deadlock after sunday's election provided no clear winner populist and far right partie

president emmanuel macron of officially launched the international solar alliance at a summit in new delhi they want to reduce the world's dependence on fossil fuels by expanding the availability of solar energy and adding a fouls and gigawatts of solar power by two thousand and thirty that comes with a price tag of a trillion dollars well the summit's goal is to promote greater investment in solar projects in member countries it lights is seeking to add a thousand gigawatts of solar power by twenty thirty as we were saying but that is very expensive right now there are a hundred twenty one perspective i'm a member states thirty of which if signed and ratified the framework agreement countries at least partly within the tropics are eligible to join most of those involved are relatively poor states with high levels of sunshine. right so would just go to bring you some more on this now president emanuel macron did take some more subtle swipe at u.s. president donald trump they didn't wait and see didn't stop because some decided to leave floor and leave the bridge agreement. because a decide

way into india further north fine and dry but getting pretty hot now thirty six is a maximum a in new delhi it's in the far northern part of arm up there's more in the way of cloud rain and a little bit of snow over the mountains as well mostly over parts of afghanistan that'll just edge a little bit further towards the north there as we head through wednesday but for the rest of us no major change staying hot here with showers in the south. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. time to look at the top stories here it out zerah a bangladeshi airliner has crashed in nepal killing at least fifty people the u.s. airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway at katmandu airport and came down in a nearby field

more cloud up towards the northwest easing through pakistan getting up to thirty one celsius in new delhi you notice is a set it is lousy dry added sunny that is the case across a good part of south asian this is similar picture as we go on into thursday karate by this stage getting up to thirty three degrees we're not far behind here in qatar actually we're getting up to thirty one celsius over the next couple of days he started to push through the the spring warmth showing its hand quite nicely abu dhabi at around twenty seven celsius and again a similar picture as we go on through thursday jentzsch away in city pleasantly warm with pretty good as we head towards the weekend. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to fill up our classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping new ones it's about creative thinkers shaping their continents future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back to with al-jazeera here at the top

who the holy site belongs to pressure and bush on is a public interest lawyer joins us live from new delhi very good to see you and have you with us i believe you were in court can you tell us what came out alive. today they basically dismissed several intervention petitions that had been filed by the people there were three regional parties to the dispute there was a muslim board. and there was another body called the name on here kyra so they. don't get these. and. they also say that they will decide whether any issue has been decided by another judgment that a mosque is not an essential part of. whether this issue needs to be reconsidered by the constitution of the supreme court and they have started hearing back issue and they have concluded they would resume the hearing on the twenty third i can summon. help ok what really is at the heart of what makes it so important. what makes it important is the fact that this has been. kind of simmering. dispute which was made into a political issue by the party who tried to sort of mobilize voters across the country on the basis that. this place

has been built by immigrants people who establishments and new life for themselves here for a godless of the consequences people say the delhi story ancient city because they've been cities here for maybe fifteen hundred years but it's actually not an ancient city because every time people new sets of people come to the city they they abandon everything that's happened until that point they build another city just next door and then they ransack the old city for stones and everything and build again the british did that the locals did that everyone has done that and even now with google which is the new shining tower city of of corporations and indeed in delhi you can take a journey back in time every day bustling old delhi lies in the north of the city. was bang there is new delhi with its many splendid buildings and government offices located in the fossil of the suburbs of noise and go to go on which are also home to millions of people and impress the visitor with their high tech architecture this is the one side of the creative glamorous beautiful side. in delhi when work is over for the day and the temperature has dropp