for us on click, too, as we took our live show outside the uk for the first time — all the way to new delhiin india. it was certainly one of the highlights of the year for me. are you well? and for him. but 2018 really does belong to the robot. there were these... cute, huh? ..these. .. this is fusion, my new robot backpack. fist bump.

muslim country natasha going to name al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh let's bring in a firm in new delhi he's the chief of these the cart foundation in india which has been working with ring of refugees and those seeking asylum good to have you with us live on al-jazeera let's just begin with what all the obligations of the indian government when anybody asks for asylum regardless of india not being a signatory apparently to the one nine hundred fifty one refugee convention. yeah but then in twenty sixteen in new york an addition we've also made in one hundred sixty three countries that by dissipated including india what the president did by as minister of state for to extend their affairs so that declared. that all the countries who are president he had in new york by the declared by thing of education there would be a specialist steps for looking after that if you would you then migrants and would all saw give them basic amenities of life including but equal in fact is an education and headed i think it is your india is to that extent practically a part and parcel of the united nations

p before elections due to go ahead in april or may for id for look at the bill we're joined from new delhi by common pal joy he is editor in chief of east mojo that's a digital news platform he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju as an independent journalist and writer she joins us from mumbai some result but the stars are is chief advisor and spokesperson for the all us some students union which led protests against the bill he joins us from doha team and in new delhi we have swadeshi saying he is a former national vice president of the b j y m s the youth wing of the ruling b j p he's now an assistant professor at delhi university hello everybody really good to have you here let me show our audience what this bill looks like it's not much to look at have to tell you this citizen ship amendment bill twenty nine his page one his page to and and then we're done comma as you've been on packing this for your. resists for your subscribers who are following this citizenship bill what are you telling them it's can you simply explain it. you know as far as the citizenship amend

region so it will be mr modi stern this year sorry but just to remind you and twenty eight thing new delhi and moscow have set a trading target of thirty billion us dollars and turnover that is something that they want to achieve by twenty twenty five. all right bring us right up to date on that but franco thank you very much. for a joint u.s. russian space station orbiting the moon are at risk after a visit to the u.s. by the head of the russian space agency was called off now the move was to really satisfied that the months of american senators. we had heard from numerous senators suggesting that this was not a good idea and i wanted to be accommodating to the interest of the senators so i have rescinded the invitation for dmitri rogozin to visit the u.s. however we will continue our strong working relationship with russia as it relates to the international space station and sending our astronauts into space and just to go back a little not say invited to enter iraq goes into the u.s. several months ago that move was criticized by american politicians us he is subject to u.s. sanctions f

thousands of forma service members have gathered in new delhi to demand money promised them through a scheme called one rank one pension it's the first of many planned rallies by various groups who are fed up with india's work wessling social economic conditions well how much on june has more on the story. demonstrators in new delhi former indian army officials gathered to express their mounting frustration ahead of elections in the coming months i mean men are very angry with. men because they're not fulfilling the promise read them a letter the sole job whenever he makes a promise even if he has respected voices like he's ready to do that they don't thinking what would happen to his family what will happen bruised children and everyone to find out. that unfulfilled promise is a scheme known as the one ring one pension the program was supposed to provide an equal amount of attention paid to defense personnel retiring in the same room and with the same length of service regardless of their date of retirement over two million ex servicemen and hundreds of thousands of war widows stand

passing shower it could be actually snow in the higher elevations as you can see up here but for new delhi we do expect to see a high temperature few of twenty haze in your forecast as well down towards the south though colombo is going to be a little bit warmer where temperatures there of about thirty one degrees we do expect to see more clouds and rain coming into your forecast and then here across much of the gulf things or even quite nice for here in doha we are seeing temperatures there of twenty five degrees over towards abu dhabi about twenty four and as we go towards friday doha you get a little bit better twenty six degrees but a beautiful day down to a salon with a temperature of about twenty eight degrees there. a face can tell a story without uttering a single one. and knowing god. can guide us. a simple touch inform us. the unconventionality of life witness through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. welcome back under mind at the top stories on al-jazeera venezuelan opposition supporters have been called back out onto the stree

surface knows it has to western the pole gets to on sunday nothing much happens as far south as new delhi the rest of india generally speaking sri lanka to generally find this cloud clearly in sri lanka possible to the old shower eighty new delhi follow the line back of your eyes new sees a live on to northern side where the cloud has gathered there's not much rain in this sunday but there will be some developing at least on the iranian side but it's hard to get to monday to sayas i think is just cloud which simply takes away the sunshine. in the sheer new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen a rapid decline in the migrant transport trade people in power travels to agadez to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the country where they are from this would be a dismal he's going to be one bottle of white about one of the. europe migration on a zero. hello again undermines at the top stories on al-jazeera in the democratic republic of congo presidential cand

now thousands of forma service members have gathered in new delhi to demand the money promised to them through a school called one rank one pension it's the first of many planned rallies by various groups who are fed up with india's wessling social economic conditions mohammed jam jim has mall. demonstrators in new delhi former indian army officials gathered to express their mounting frustration ahead of elections in the coming months army men are very angry with. all men because they're not fulfilling the promise read them a letter the soldier. whenever he makes a promise even if yes to sacrifice is like he's ready to do that we don't thinking what would happen to his family what will happen boozed children and everyone to find out. that unfulfilled promise is a scheme known as the one ring one pension the program was supposed to provide an equal amount of attention paid to defense personnel retiring in the same room and with the same length of service regardless of their date of retirement over two million x. servicemen and hundreds of thousands of war widows stand to be the immediat

and also got more cloud running across the far north of india which might give a shower or two in new delhi though i darted the verses nine thousand baron with his snow straight down through the bay of bengal which seems increasingly likely to bring us to sri lanka not everywhere but in this north easterly they are not uncommon cold by day and he's seventy degrees and in new delhi and by night without a single figures of course it has been consistent for a week or two in the arabian peninsula mostly it is fine looking weather but the cloud has increased substantially in monday's forecast is a huge pole running as far south as qatar looks like it'll be largely dry except for maybe the far north as saudi but the breeze changes direction it's dusty. in the next episode of science in the golden age abi exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of engineering. the heights of sophistication in mechanics at the time was the extravagant elephant cloak. written around eight fifty a.d. the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contraption

people partied into the new year in the indian capital new delhi. but the celebration started thousands of kilometers away in all can top or a new zealand thousands of people watched brightly colored fireworks shooting into the night sky city authorities say the share what the sky tower standing three hundred twenty eight me to stool is the highest fireworks display in the southern hemisphere. a couple of hours later it was the turn of a strain as largest city sydney. despite thunderstorms and monday more than a million people were at the waterfront watching eight and a half tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city has ever seen. the this was the scene in central pyongyang the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but a laser and dance show. the. and hong kong mixed it up with local and western melodies accompanying the big bangs ah the beaches in rio de janeiro were packed as the sky lit up. and not to be outdone tobias fireworks exploded over the world's tallest building the bush khalifa barbara and sara. let's g

for us on click, too, as we took our live show outside the uk for the first time — all the way to new delhiy one of the highlights of the year for me. are you well? and for him. but 2018 really does belong to the robot. there were these... cute, huh? ..these. .. this is fusion, my new robot backpack. fist bump. ..and this. deep in the heart of boston's jungle of cables, something stirs. it's a cheetah, and it's off for a prowl. we're starting to see walking robots like this trotting out of labs around the world. now, the important skill here is not that they can walk a particular route autonomously. they're usually controlled manually, using games controllers. no, the amazing skill here is that they can walk and balance as competently as we can, even on the most unforgiving of terrain. 0k, see, that's impressive. ok, that slipped, lost its balance, and regained its balance. that's the important thing. whoa! you can't hear it, but our cameraman swore then. and this year, we're going to do it all over again. next week we will be in las vegas, and the world's biggest tech expo, ces, to kick of

we'll tell you why thousands of retired indian soldiers took to the streets of new delhi. saving face time. to fix a great shock to a major security. the rugby league team that could miss out on the world cup due to interference from their own country. the dangerously cold weather continues across a good parts of north america say this area cloudy into those central hours that's going to make its way a little further race wasn't tucked in behind us where we had the it's really cold weather but the temperatures will start soon ease as we go through the next seventeen celss in chicago represents something of a warming actually be getting up around eight or nine degrees or way to stays value so that is something of an improvement cooler weather clear weather making its way into new york minus eight the top temperature here i would say was a wests well we're getting up to around twelve celsius in seattle mid teens there for san francisco notice and right down towards sun half of california clear through as you go on into friday further north of our pacific northwest western pa

before elections due to go ahead in april or may for a deeper look at the bill we are joined from new delhi by common pal. he is editor in chief of east mojo that's a digital news platform he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju is an independent journalist and writer she joins us from mumbai some result but the stars are is chief advisor and spokesperson for the all us some students union which lead protests against the bill he joins us from doha team and in new delhi we have swadeshi saying he is a former national vice president of the b j y m s the youth wing of the ruling b j p he's now an assistant professor at delhi university hello everybody really good to have you here and let me show our audience what this bill looks like it's not much to look at have to tell you this citizenship amendment bill twenty nine his page one his page two and and then we're done comma as you think i'm packing this for your. resists for your subscribers who are following this citizenship bill what are you telling them it is can you simply explain it you know as far as the citizenship amen

coming to you from new delhi over the next thirty minutes let's look at how a startup in delhi.

or still near bonn new delhi care skin and his son denise have a window manufacturing company their order books are full and they'd like to expand production a lot if you want to. use. the borders i can buy because everyone knows the can. industry is really busy these days and we're seeing it in our business there's a lot of building going on so there's a big demand for windows doors for certs and also fire protection the sector is thriving. lending casket is the boss her husband and son are in charge of production well she's responsible for accounts and personnel matters the care skin set up their business twenty years ago. isn't. like an adventurer so we decided to take the risk. so we wanted to have our own business we wanted to be our own bosses. from the point of my husband has a background in manufacturing and he was confident we could do it all and said let's give it a try. calling to the german turkish chamber of commerce and industry one hundred ten thousand businesses in germany have been set up here by people with turkish roots these businesses have created some five hundred th

five hundred kilometers from cox's bazar about one hundred thousand rangar to be moved that live in new delhi built barracks human rights groups have criticized the plan saying living there will be like living in a prison in gaza will say that nobody looking even be contemplating until the caption very much for any refugees who do relocate is agreed upon the government has told me that anywhere he used to live on belgian child will eventually have basic access to the same basic rate as those who live in kansas as we also criticize me i'm all for failing to turn around its poor human rights record she says the government has only added to what the military regime did in previous years it is clear to me that under the two thousand and eight constitution . we are marking not because it bars and then till the constitution is real reform that transition just as well not be achieved. and greatly concerned in the doing repressive environment in is discouraging people from speaking out really about human rights violations and injustices. the little hundred fifteen million dollar donation for gaza to

ahmed thank you to india now where people from across the country are protesting in the capital new delhi against worsening living conditions former army officers ethnic minorities women and farmers among those taking part in the first of a nine day demonstration against the national democratic alliance government retired officers are demanding a single pension scheme which their own remote promised during his election campaign has failed to deliver at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats were carrying up these two hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they tipped over shortly after departing many of the migrants are still missing thousands from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries u.s. intelligence chiefs have contradicted some of donald trump's fundamental foreign policy views speaking at a senate hearing on global threats they took issue with the president's assertion that eyesores been defeated and that north korea can be convinced to give up its nuclear weapons michaela reports from wash

some clouds making their way in from the west those clouds will have a few showers in them but for new delhi those clouds will push through by the time we get towards saturday and we are looking a much better conditions there attempt a few of about twenty degrees i do about twenty nine and over here towards kolkata about twenty five your forecast. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. a lot of television control. that is tremendous for the country so i think and he was determined to go on could use a look at the point to for sword to avenge its people slaughtered eight hundred eighty is he smashes the frankish shot it captures the king of tourists that he sees is the truth crawls and this is the great military victory the crusades an arab perspective that was sold three unification of this time on a just. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera is correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. al-jazeera fluent in world news. watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now president says the partial u.s. government shutdo

thousands protesting in new delhi to demand what was promised to them and they say this is just the beginning. again welcome back to where cross we are seeing some better weather conditions over the next few days one weather system is now exiting the picture that's going to be a factor for parts of northern india but here across much of the region we're going to see some clear skies and some more temperatures so for baghdad twenty degrees you there up towards tehran here on thursday we expect to see fourteen degrees maybe dropping down to about thirteen by the time we get towards friday and the only snow and rain in the pictures out here in turkey where the higher elevations will be seeing some snow there beirut seventy degrees as you fight friday hi there as you make a way over here towards the gulf things are looking quite nice we could be seeing a twenty five degrees maybe even getting to about twenty six degrees by the time we get to friday not looking too bad over here too it's a little bit cooler in salon.

winter is coming and the farmers of a small village in sunny just spotty kilometers from new delhi are busy planting new crops. at the end of the paddy harvest every year farmers in the northern states of job often burn the crop stubble that is left behind. limited by hand and it will take around eight to ten hours and they would be high labor costs the process is very time consuming. twenty million tons of agricultural waste is burnt during this period causing a severe of equality in the region. the hardest hit india's capital city. in recent years air pollution has reached alarming levels. my vehicle emissions and industrial pollution also contribute to delhi's poor air quality stubble burning remains a private course. public health experts even claim that breathing in the open air in delhi equals smoking twenty cigarettes a day almost one point five million people in india die every year because of pollution. when we were doing this they've been father dan rivers are ringing. our are eyes. there were problems in our building and there was a lot of noise around us noisier than a lot

coming to you from new delhi over the next thirty minutes let's look at how a startup in delhi is finding solutions to tackle the massive east india with. the public cab driver the new bike is making sure that it will enjoy about the rules on the city streets. and how to german designers are up cycling with materials into brand new products. let's first look at an issue that has spiralled out of control in the last few years india generates about two point two million tonnes of eve used every year but has the capacity to process only twenty one percent of this what's disappointing is that only five percent is formally recycled many of us who use gadgets don't quite know what to do with them when they become obsolete or are damaged a start up a new baby is tackling this head on let's take a look. india's consumer electronics market is one of the biggest in the world that's helped to fuel the country's economy. but it also means that india is facing an ever growing amount of electronic waste. unlike probably ten years back when the producers made products which lasted little longer currentl

on the road thank you very much indeed for joining us live from new delhi thank you. though a train crash in denmark has killed at least six people it happened on the great belt bridge which links the central danish islands and zealand and friend the passenger train was heading towards the capital copenhagen when it was hit by the roof of a cargo train blown off by strong winds the bridges being close whilst authorities investigates. british politicians and international law is of also visit detained that to this in saudi arabia to investigate allegations that they're being tortured and denied legal representation rights groups say at least ten women were arrested in may including some who campaigned for the right to drive the group says seven men are also being held in connection with their human rights work crispin blunt who's a member of parliament says the murder of germans jamal khashoggi has added urgency to their dumond's the the tragedy it was obviously a total disaster for saudi arabia and it would seem that the responsible people who are responsible for the

leader xi jinping indeed when it comes to setting records in scoring economic points beijing and new delhi are competitors in asia but russia is not trying to take sides as you can see in this case the only thing that moscow wants to do is to show that it's looking forward to doing business with all the top players in asia so this year it will be mr modi stern and just to remind you and which when ating russia and india we could have set a trading turnout target of thirty billion u.s. dollars of the two countries want to achieve that goal by two thousand and twenty five. plans for a joint us russian space station orbiting the moon or at risk after a visit stateside by the head of the russian space agency was called off the recent pressure from american politicians we had heard from numerous senators suggesting that this was not a good idea and i wanted to be accommodating to the interest of the senators so i have rescinded the invitation for dmitri rogozin to visit the us however we will continue our strong working relationship with russia as it relates to the international space station a

before elections due to go ahead in april or may for a deeper look at the bill we are joined from new delhi by common pal joy he is editor in chief of mojo that's a digital news platform. he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju is an independent journalist and writer she joins us from mumbai some result but the stars are is chief advisor and spokesperson for the all assam students' union which led protests against the bill he joins us from doha team and in new delhi we have swadeshi saying he is a former national vice president of the b j y m s the youth wing of the ruling b j p he's now an assistant professor at delhi university hello everybody really good to have you here let me show our audience what this bill looks like it's not much to look at have to tell you this citizen ship amendment bill twenty nine his page one his page two and and then we're done comma as you think i'm packing this for your. resists for your subscribers who are following this citizenship bill what are you telling them it is can you simply explain it. you know as far as the citizenship amendment

devina gupta, bbc news, delhi. dian news website scroll. in. thanks very much for your time. good to talk to you. what is really going on here? from outside of course it seems extraordinary this is raising such strong passions. right, we are of course just referring to one temple in the southern state of kerala. what we are seeing play out today is, in a sense, a reaction to what happened yesterday. despite the ruling support in 2015 which lifted what some traditionalists believe to bea what some traditionalists believe to be a centuries old ban on the entry of women into the shrine, women were not allowed to enter the temple. we have seen protests happen intermittently over the last several weeks, but these two women, bindu and kanaka durga, managed to enter the temple before daybreak yesterday and that was subsequently confirmed by the state government. they did so under police protection and that appears to have sort of riled the traditionalists, mobilised particularly by the opposition party in the state of kera

devina gupta, bbc news, delhi. let's get some of the day's other news.ick sha na han, has started his first day in charge at the pentagon by stressing to his team, that while they were dealing with ongoing operations — in other parts of the world — they must always remember, "china, china, china." the american comedian hassan minaj has responded to a decision by netflix to remove an episode of his comedy from its service in saudi arabia. the edition of his show patriot act was highly critical of the kingdom. netflix said it backed artistic freedom but had to "comply with local law." in a tweet, mr minaj remarked that: five countries have been welcomed onto the united nations security council as the body's new non—permanent members with a special flag ceremony. germany, south africa, indonesia, belgium and the dominican republic will spend two years on the security council, replacing bolivia, ethiopia, the netherlands, kazakhstan and sweden. nasa has released images of the most distant object in our solar system ever to be explored. the new horizons probe

devina gupta, bbc news, delhi. e country's new king will be officially crowned during three days of ceremonies from 11th may. king maha vajiralongkorn has been serving as monarch since shortly after his father died in 2016 — following a 70—year reign. his official coronation has been delayed until the mourning period was complete. let's get more from our correspondent in bangkok, jonathan head. how much does this coronation mean to the monarchy? symbolically, it is very important. he is already officially king, that happened not immediately after his father died. there was a delay when he was officially appointed king or recognised as king in december 2016 but this is a country where ritual still matters and this king, though he is of the modern age, shows you ca re he is of the modern age, shows you care is a great deal about traditional rituals. they spent a long time thinking about choosing auspicious dates on the date is choosing is very close to the date that his father was crowned back in 1950. once those ritu

people partied into the new year in the indian capital new delhi but the celebration started thousands of kilometers away. in auckland harbor a new zealand. and thousands of people watched brightly colored file extruding into the night sky city authorities say the share what the sky tower standing three hundred twenty eight me to stool is the highest file x. display in the southern hemisphere. a couple of hours later it was the turn of a strain is not the city sydney i. despite thunderstorms on monday more than a million people were at the waterfront watching eight and a half tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city has ever seen. but. this was the scene in central pyongyang the north korean capital where the crowds got not just by a wax but a laser and dance show. and hong kong mixed it up with local and western melodies accompanying the big bangs ah the beaches in rio de janeiro a packed as the sky lit up. and not to be outdone tobias file works exploded over the world's tallest building the bush khalifa barbara and house sarah. coming up in this fall's news. sport is so

it's republic day for more than a billion indians the military parade has been held in the capital new delhi south african president so around opposer was the guest of honor for the north having security is expected in indian administered kashmir where separatist leaders called for a day of demonstrations. people living in a predominantly muslim area of the southern philippines of voted to create a new autonomous region electoral commission says eighty five percent of voters but the plan it emerged from a deal in two thousand and fourteen between the government and separatists to expand the powers of an existing self administered area the region is trying to resolve one of asia's longest running conflicts. it's got more news coming up here and i was there right after inside story by fire. in afghanistan billions of dollars of international aid have been donated to girls' education but where has the money gone when he meets girls desperate to learn and asks why is the system failing them on how does iran. campaigning begins in thailand it's the country's first elections and the military coup

demonstrators in new delhi former indian army officials gathered to express their mounting frustration ahead of elections in the coming months i mean men are very angry with. all men because they have not fulfilled that promise read them a letter the so you know whenever he makes a promise even if he has respected voices like he's ready to do that they don't thinking what would happen to his family what will happen bruised children and everyone to find out. that unfulfilled promise is a scheme known as the one ring one pension the program was supposed to provide an equal amount of attention paid to defense personnel retiring in the same room and with the same length of service regardless of their date of retirement over two million x. servicemen and hundreds of thousands of war widows stand to be the immediate beneficiaries. are not asking flowed through israel not asking for the. it is a little late which this should not have been a does foothold easy is this gathering marks the beginning of nine days of planned protests near parliament to highlight what participants say is the worsen

and we'll tell you why thousands of retired indian soldiers took to the streets of new delhi are in that state the. rule. hello there is no shortage of cold weather across europe as well but it's. at this time of the effects on the mild side of its rules as eastern areas further west coast enough air skies are going up quite nicely rattling of wintry showers coming through as we go on through the next twenty four thirty six hours or so we are going to see some of the wintry weather making its way in across the british isles now already showing it's had across stalin some very good weather coming down across wales the southwest approaches of england down into that western side of france indeed into northern areas of spain and portugal some very disturbed weather here london paris just four degrees celsius system ace's way further a switching see snow there for a good part of wales a good part of england pushing across into the low countries dry weather comes back in behind for friday but it's going to be bitterly cold lots of ice to watch out for as well as temperatures will stay down at

its constitution being adopted in one nine hundred fifty a military parade was held in the capital new delhi with south african presidents arrival pose at the guest of honor for the north oh there was heavy security in india at the miss administered kashmir where separatist leaders called for a day of demonstrations. still ahead on the news out peta will be here to tell you about the young hazing up the slopes in europe details coming up and. the battle over the minimum wage heated up across the country today thousands of fast food workers walked off the job desperate for a better way to choose if you give your average worker a little more money that they're probably going to be able to pay bills or maybe to spend a little bit more on me to fifty right now so fifty k. painting would be to survive in twenty first century america i'm nervous we cannot afford for one of us to lose a job. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . every year. now kenya serene beaches and tropical climate have long been a magnet for tourists especially from europe but attacks and recent years have scared visitors away mohamed t

for us on click, too, as we took our live show outside the uk for the first time — all the way to new delhihim. but 2018 really does belong to the robot. there were these... cute, huh? ..these. .. this is fusion, my new robot backpack. fist bump. ..and this. david attenborough voice: deep in the heart of boston‘s jungle of cables, something stirs. it is a cheetah, and it‘s off for a prowl. we‘re starting to see walking robots like this trotting out of labs around the world. now, the important skill here is not that they can walk a particular route autonomously. they‘re usually controlled manually, using games controllers. no, the amazing skill here is that they can walk and balance as competently as we can, even on the most unforgiving of terrain. ok, see, that‘s impressive. ok, that slipped, lost its balance, and regained its balance. that‘s the important thing. whoa! how hard is this to do? very, very hard. people might not know this, because we move our body very easily, but we have to make sure that we have actually three times more neurons the muscles. so we have about 700 muscles, and

this is what passes for a waiting room at one of the biggest teaching hospitals in new delhi when he has been sleeping here for six weeks while she waits for treatment for a heart condition labor a husband sends money to cover her costs. that there's something wrong with the valve in my heart i get palpitations is worse since i've been here now i have trouble walking i feel weaker because i don't have proper food here my chest hurts and so does my back. a government funded health care scheme launched last september was meant to improve things for half a billion indians like money it offers free health insurance to the country's poorest citizens but for months on many still don't have it critics say the scheme was rushed out for political gain and the money isn't there to support it indeed spends just one percent of its g.d.p. on health care compared to a global average of six percent the solidities and staffing levels in the health sector are poor oxfam says every year sixty three million indians are pushed into poverty forced to pay for even the most basic care this is a very seriou

party in the indian capital new delhi as midnight arrived in twenty eight to twenty nine t. . the celebrations really started thousands of kilometers away in oakland harbor new zealand thousands of people watched brightly colored for what she did to the night sky. city with or to say the show is storytelling sunday three hundred twenty eight meters tall is the furthest by which display in the southern hemisphere. it was the turn of australia's largest city city i. disappoint. a billion people. watching. the biggest display the city's ever seen. was the focal point treating a tribute to soul singer aretha franklin. and a celebration of australia's aboriginal heritage project together they should have the bridges. this was the scene in central the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but in. a big city with. accompanying the big bangs. still ahead on al-jazeera i. criticism. with details only. explicit cuba's communist. only. from around the. armed. opposition to the. moving away from diplomatic negotiation. short films of hope and inspiration. a series of

and also got more cloud running across the far north of india which might give a shower or two in new delhi though i doubt if the verses manton baron with his no votes go straight down through the bay of bengal which seems increasingly likely to bring us to sri lanka not everywhere but in this north easterly they are not on common cold by day and the seventeen degrees in new delhi and by night were down to single figures of course this has been consistent for a week or two. in the arabian peninsula mostly it is fine looking weather but the cloud has increased substantially in monday's forecast is a huge pole running as fast as cateye looks like will be largely drive except for maybe the far north of saturday but the breeze changes direction it's dusty. my main interest every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump town through the eyes of the welts jannah least that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means. listening post as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how th

a stone as it has to western the pole or gets to on sunday nothing much happens as far south as new delhi the rest of india generally speaking sri lanka to generally find this cloud clearly in sri lanka possible to the old shower of the eighty new delhi follow the line back of your eyes new season live on to know where the cloud has gathered there's not much rain in this sunday but there will be some developing at least on the iranian side but it's hard to get to monday to sayas i think is just cloud wrist simply takes away the sunshine. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the call for them that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature is a high risk sometimes for. production drugs. that are not approved for use in the u.s. the f.d.a. simply isn't has staying on the imported market to really find all of these violent . take on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the runner up in the presidential election the democratic republic of congo has challenged the resulting coltan call for a recount say

party in the indian capital new delhi as midnight arrived in twenty eight turned into twenty ninety i was the celebrations really started thousands of kilometers away in oakland harbor in new zealand thousands of people watched brightly colored fireworks shooting into the night sky. city with or to say the show is a story tower standing three hundred twenty eight meters tall is the highest fireworks display in the southern hemisphere. a couple of hours later it was the turn of australia's largest city sydney i i. disappoint from the storms on one day both of the billion people were at the waterfront watching aged a half tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city's ever seen i. said behold the bridge was the focal point for a show including a tribute to soul singer rita frankly if you die did august and the celebration of australia's aboriginal heritage project together they should fold to the bridges. this was the seat in central peel young the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but an adult show. i. believe. a cold cold fix it up with local and we