says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage. now jerry i said 1st anniversary of the beginning of the mass movements that i'll said the country's longest serving leader president i'm a fake i was removed in april but protesters are still demanding freedom and democracy as well as the removal of those they call the ruling elite victoria. every friday for the last year they've been demanding an overhaul of algeria's entire political establishment. many algerian say they feel betrayed by that political elite and have lost trust in the government. algeria's political crisis began last february when president after lizzie's beautifully announced he wanted a 5th term in office the 82 year old had ruled for 20 years but was rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013. after weeks of protests calling for him to step down the army withdrew its support algeria's longest serving president eventually resigned the speaker of the upper house of parliament upped okada bid salah was appointed interim president but faced a daunting ta

the dead they were searching for victims of another avalanche which killed 5 people on tuesday nicola gage report. they rushed to save people trapped under the snow but this rescue mission soon turned to tragedy it began on tuesday when an avalanche struck a road in the turkish province of a bus carrying passengers and a snow clearing vehicle were buried in the overturned we've been under the snow since the avalanche hit this morning and no one came to us until now hundreds of emergency workers joined the rescue operation the vehicles operator and 7 passengers escaped 5 others were killed as police officers firefighters and volunteers desperately tried to dig out those trapped a 2nd avalanche struck the same road burying dozens more. people for the risky units 3 security guards one firefighter and 9 civilians unfortunately lost their lives may they rest in peace the death toll quickly began to climb weather conditions didn't help either blizzards and heavy snow or blocked roads and slowed the search operation people in the area were among the 1st to respond using their bare hands shovels a

rail says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. now antarctica has had its 2nd record breaking hot day in a week brazilian scientists say the temperature on seymour island roast almost 21 degrees celsius that's what have degrees higher than argentina scientists recorded at their base a week ago at i'd say melting ice on the coldest continent is accelerating rising sea levels worldwide. still ahead on al-jazeera. a. bit. of a bomb he does them of the funny been just in stadium for the caf super cup match featuring esperance upton is here and some other of egypt. business leaders is both to buy no bras paul. business leaders his vote to buy no bras paul. time for sports has been falling thank you so much 2 of africa's biggest football clubs will face off in the calf super cup later on friday with one of the continent's top club much is actually being held in asia cats are the hosts as esperance often is a take on egypt's zamalek in a showdown between the winners of the african champions league and the holders of the confederation cup

whatever happens to shut down attempt has caused long term damage to media freedom in the philippines nicola gage for inside story. or let's bring in our guests now for today's inside story from manila is harry roque a lawyer and former spokesman for president to 10 and a former member of congress and san diego california in the u.s. richard hadari an epileptic all scientists and author of the rise of detecting a populist revolt against elites democracy and also in manila. journalism professor at the university of the philippines thank you gentlemen for being with us on inside story harry role in many let me start with you you were president of territories spokesman once you've known him for a long time what is his government's real motivation in wanting to shut down a.b.s. c b n well let me 1st correct your reporting that the president has clarified the restylane spokesperson that the has nothing to do with a warrant opposition filed by the office of the service general under the philippine constitution the philippine supreme court has originated restriction over these kinds of petition and unde

incline posed enormous challenges by the end of the day chances of finding survivors were fading away nicola gage al-jazeera. the world health organization says it will send a multinational team to china soon to help combat the coronavirus it's appealing for $675000000.00 to help with the fight. our message to the international community is invest today or pay more. immersed today or pay more later $675000000.00 u.s. dollars is a lot of money but it's my choice less so than the bill we will face if we do not invest in preparedness now during the window of opportunity that we have about 24600 people have now been diagnosed with a corona virus in china and 492 people have died outside mainland china there are 191 confirmed cases in 24 countries with one death in the philippines and one in hong kong based with great pressure from striking doctors on kong's leader carolan as and outs extreme measures to prevent the spread of the corona virus for saturday any want to arriving from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days but thousands of hong kong medical staff what the border completely shut sa

temporary power sharing agreement here says any outstanding issues will be finalized in the coming days nicola gage has more. after 2 failed attempts south sudan's political rivals finally reach an agreement president salva kiir and his former deputy riek machar say they will form a unity coalition government on saturday ending years of conflict not an idealism i say that race after the president resolve the issues of states we have agreed to form a government on the 22nd of february without any further delay so congratulations to all of us. civil war broke out in 2013 less than 3 years after the country gained independence from sudan after decades of fighting here accused of attempting a coup that led to a political dispute deteriorating into a years long conflict killing tens of thousands of people and displacing millions more a deal to end the fighting was signed in ethiopia in 2018 with the fog i lay in the there are few things that are still outstanding but we will resolve them together through the transitional government in the meantime things like security and protection of all opposition me

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. journalists in the philippines demonstrating against attempts to close down the country's largest t.v. network a government lawyer filed a petition to cancel the franchise of a.b.s. c.b.s. corporation on monday the network has been a fierce critic of president were driven to take out a serious general allen dog was at the protest. they're calling this the red friday protests hundreds of journalists and activists are taking to the streets right outside basically the main headquarters of the biggest media network in the country calling on the public to support and for the government basically to respect the country's and the people's right to press freedom and freedom of speech over the last few years to charity has basically threatened to shut down and not bring you the franchise of abia c.b.s. he has accused it of bias and impartiality and for not the airing his campaign videos during the 2016 elections now activists and journalists say they remain defiant and they remain committed to

of the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al jazeera dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations but protest has gathered in the capital or still targeting the country's largest city of el monte where there's anger regarding restrictions over the creation of political parties opposition leader. has been detained for organizing the rally william courtney is a former u.s. ambassador to the country who is now with a think tank the rand corporation he says it's time for the country to have free and fair elections. almost a year ago president by off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city we haven and of itself and that turned out to be popular as it's done as an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they watched as popular revolutions and for example i mean here 2 years ago there's a landscape election and crane last yea

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. turkey's president has concluded his tour of pakistan imran khan hosted the one in islam about the 2 leaders signed an agreement to boost bilateral trade currently stands at $800000000.00 earlier one also expressed support for pakistan and its stance on indian administered kashmir a court in istanbul has acquitted a renowned turkish novelist on charges of membership of an armed group asli other one was arrested in 2016 as part of an investigation into alleged links to outlawed kurdish fighters she was among 2 dozen employees who work for the pro could ish or as good newspaper. iraqi women are defying a call by a leading cleric to stop protesting alongside men. calling for the segregation of men and women rob matheson reports from baghdad. iraqi women standing together but not standing alongside men this is how the leading shia cleric knocked out of solder says iraqis should protest against government corruption high unemployment and u.s. troops based he looked at the flooded market or

of the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al jazeera. victims of attack by an armed group in eastern democratic republic of congo have told others there the assailants often disguised themselves in congo military uniforms nearly 1000 people have been killed since october. reports from any. of the 8 month old we've been there has been in this hospital in beni since december her mother was killed while running away from armed men with a baby on her back with you know was shot in the leg. our grandmother says 7 relatives who he'd in her house were killed on the same day. they were wearing military uniform and boots somewhere speaking in ugandan dialect they were carrying guns and messages. come by these attackers shot him in the head doctors removed the bullet and one of his eyes this. is a victim of the latest rebel attack at least 13 people were killed in his village this week he was brought to the hospital with deep machete caps on his head and neck. this is his village of. a day after the hour bush. was still traumatized to

of the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al jazeera. have arrested dozens of opposition supporters in the latest crackdown on anti-government demonstrations. artist has rallied on saturday in the capital in our small town and the sitting in the largest city that is. with similar protests on friday which led to the launch of the new opposition party anger at the authoritarian leadership corruption arbitrary detention at restrictions on government critics have intensified. a memorial service has been held a new south wales in australia for 25 people killed by bushfires tributes were also paid to 3 americans who died when their firefighting plane crash thousands of homes were destroyed along with 100000 square kilometers of land as some fires burned out of control for months. it is a great land a great land beset with right tragedy recently devastation that can be seen across the landscape and on the faces of people who live work and in this land across the south walls the season of 1920 will be remembered as one of the most ch

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. we'll get a weather update next on the news hour still to come marking a year of protests in algeria demonstrates is this a they feel betrayed by a lack of progress. journalists take to the streets in the philippines against government plans to shut down the country's largest t.v. network. and despite a lack of snow shortening the race the rani of sweden finally gets underway that's coming up a little later in sport the job. having off the cold blast of air that brought snow to baghdad and dropped the tensions and as an example things are slowly warming up here but it's a bit more start to come for the finals the syrian navy northern iraq in the next song that has been welcome to be honest but maybe not so much where you see these blue things these big thunderstorms running through turkey once again was the forecast of snow still to come not widespread style but yet more snow to talk about than storms of rain that come through lebanon syria dancer was fos after i think is north and eg

posed enormous challenges but the end of the day chances of finding survivors were fading away nicola gage al-jazeera. now the world health organization says it will send a multinational team to china soon to help combat the corona virus and its appeal to $675000000.00 to fight the virus especially in developing countries. message to the international community is inversed today for pay more. immersed today for a more floater. 675 mi. and years dollars is a lot of money but it's march less so than the bill we will face if we do not invest in prepared ms now during the window of opportunity that we have well about 24600 people have now been diagnosed with the corona virus in china and 560 people have died outside mainland china there are 191 confirmed cases in 24 countries with one death both in the philippines and one in hong kong now faced with growing pressure from striking doctors hong kong's leader kerry land has announced extreme measures to prevent the spread of the corona virus from saturday any want to rising from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days that thousands of hon

around the world of racing to find a vaccine nicola gage now takes a look at that progress this strain of corona virus is related to the common cold as well as the more serious and highly infectious saw as well severe acute respiratory syndrome at the moment there is nor a vaccine or nor an cure for this new virus what we do know is that it most likely passed from animals to humans in a market in the chinese city of one han and it's believed to have likely originated in bats chinese scientists rival to quickly identify its genetic sequence allowing researches across the world to start work on treatments in a strongly or officials say they've developed lab grown version of the virus which would be a neiges step towards creating a vaccine drugs used to fight hiv and influenza have been tested in china as possible treatments that officials say they are showing promising signs however the world health organization has played down reports of any kind of breakthrough but some drug make his are expected to begin vaccine tests on humans possibly within 3 months that might seem a while away but

incline posed enormous challenges by the end of the day chances of finding survivors were fading away nicola gage al-jazeera. malawi's president is to appeal against a court ruling that has overturned his rear his reelection he's a major reka who has been president since 2014 narrowly won his 2nd term last year but the court cited widespread systemic and grave irregularities in the counting process the reports from the capital a long way. well i'm people in malawi were preparing for another election after the constitutional court nullified last year's presidential vote saying it was mobbed by white sprayed irregularities but now they've been told is going to be an appeal at the supreme court one can face may 29th. we're into an election. out there we know. that time all along go underground agree that we had a piece through free fair and credible election. explained upward where i saw. and. the court. the may 21000 presidential election results showed metallica beat this man opposition candidate. 515-9000 votes a lead of just over 3 percentage points secularists is he's not worried about the appe

incline posed enormous challenges by the end of the day chances of finding survivors were fading away nicola gage al-jazeera. in other world news the world health organization says it will send a multinational team to china soon to help combat the corona virus outbreak a short time ago it appears for $675000000.00 to fight the virus especially in developing countries our message to the international community is invest today or pay more. immersed today or pay more later. $675000000.00 u.s. dollars is a lot of money but it's march less so than the bill we will face if we do not invest in preparedness now during the window of opportunity that we have meanwhile hong kong leaders says anyone entering from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days so any signs of the corona virus a koshare base on lockdown in the territory as authorities tests all those on board adrian brown has a report hong kong is becoming increasingly isolated from mainland china the mandatory 14 day quarantine of all people arriving in hong kong including its own citizens from across the border will not begin until saturday

rail says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. government leaders in mexico are being accused of giving only half hearted support to families of people who've been killed in the drug cartel war as a. report from that a crew was heartbroken families say that they're forced to rely on volunteers to search for the remains of their relatives buried in secret graves. a search party has assembled on the grounds of a catholic church in vera cruz the volunteers of the family members of missing persons nationwide more than 60000 people have disappeared since the story of the war on drugs in 2006 most are believed to be the big domes of criminal gangs or corrupt authorities there's no doubt in recent years it's become commonplace for the families of the disappeared to participate in organized searches for possible clandestine gravesites. the recent discovery of a human bone fragment in this field means other human remains could be hidden nearby. but yet it is traveled nearly 2000 kilometers from her home in sonora to join the search. someti

of the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al jazeera. dozens of opposition party supporters have been detained in kazakhstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations protesters gathered in the capital noor in the country's largest city of murty there's anger regarding restrictions over the creation of political parties opposition leader. has been detained for organizing the rally william courtney is a former u.s. ambassador to kazakhstan who is now with a think tank the rand corporation he says it's time of the country to have free and fair elections. almost a year ago president by off overnight ruled that he would no longer be president but he would actually pull the strings behind the curtain so to speak and he had the capital city we haven and of itself and that turned out to be popular as it's known as an upper middle income country according to the world bank and they watched as popular revolution. for example i mean who 2 years ago was a learned skill action and grain last year was a real democratic. i would

rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. journalists in the philippines have been demonstrating against attempts to close down the country's largest television network a government lawyer filed a petition to cancel the franchise of the a.b.s. c.b.s. corporation on monday the network has been a fierce critic of president or rico detest say our correspondent allan dyke and was at the rally in kazan city. they're calling this the red friday protests hundreds of journalists and activists are taking to the streets right outside basically the main headquarters of the biggest media network in the country calling on the public to support and for the government basically to respect the country's and the people's right to press freedom and freedom of speech over the last few years to target has basically threatened to shut down and not bring you the franchise of abia c.b.s. he has accused it of bias and impartiality and for not airing his campaign videos during the 2016 elections now activists and journalists they remain defiant and t

of the current agreement the next few days will show whether a more permanent peace is possible nicola gage al-jazeera hundreds of people have been marching in the german city of her in solidarity with those killed in wednesday's racially motivated attack caring about her saying racism and clashes and kills everywhere the demonstrators walk through the streets in a peaceful protest 9 people most of them immigrants were killed when a gunman opened fire at a she should it was germany's 3rd a far right attack in a matter of months. the german city state of hamburg heads to the polls on sunday in an election which is being seen as a test for the country's established parties for the past 10 years hamburg has been a political stronghold of the social democrats but its coalition partners the green party wrong course to make substantial gains double it came reports. on a winter morning change is in meet the people as the sitting man he's trying to win votes at a time when social democrats are at a low ebb federally this city is the one shining light because says chanche are here his party is more