on voice senator chris coons and if the o.p.'s foreign minister helle talks over the regional tensions earlier this month and the foreign ministers of edge of sudan and if the opiah are expected to meet in a will of the next week that this period may list centers on the speed at which the reservoir behind the dam is filled among other differences are over how much water if your people were released downstream if drought lasting years occur. egypt and sudan demand a binding agreement on the downs operation while if the opiah insist on guidelines alone it just depends on the nile river for almost all of its water it fears a rapid filling of the reservoir would severely restrict the flow of the nile so dan wants if the o.p.'s to share data of the downs operation to avoid flooding protect its own dams if the o.p.'s says the hydroelectric power producers is important to be the energy needs of millions of ethiopia and lacks stable electricity supplies when fully operational or down will become the largest hydroelectric plant in africa.

so we were supposed to survey every o.p. and every microphone that we put in the ground, to make sure that when we give them that answer on a set of coordinates, it was correct with the coordinates. but i was at fort still when the war started, i was just about finished, i had about a week left, and i missed the first appointment with the first battalion that went down i miss that by about ten days, i came back and was it pendleton, an organized to go out with a division. and pendleton, was quite a place then because we have to bring in all the reserves. the organized reserves. an individual reserves that had specialties. and they came from all over the country. and was organized into their battalions, and supplies and artillery, and types of all and we boarded the ship and went to japan. japan we got off of our ships, i want disembarks and the weather was bad and some of the ships broke loose in the harbor and we thought we were going to be delayed on the landing and that's what we are there for. but they got the ships back

we were supposed to survey ever o.p. every microphone we put in the ground to make sure that when we gave them an answer on a set of coordinates, it was correct with the coordinates. but i was at fort sill when the war started. i was just about finished. i missed the first deployment with the first battalion that went down, i missed that by ten days. i came back and was organized to go out with a division. and it was quite a place then because they had to bring in all the reserves. the organized reserves. and individual reserves that had specialties. and they came from all over the country and was organized into their battalions and supplies and artillery and tanks and all. and we boarded ship and went to japan. japan, we -- we got off of our ships and went to some barracks and the weather was bad and some of the ships broke loose in harbor and we thought we were going to be delayed on the incheon landing, but we weren't. we went back aboard ships for the landing. and we got to board a landing ship dock, lsd, and it was

if the o.p.'s prime minister says editorial will withdraw its forces from the tikrit region and a trillion troops have faced allegations of killing civilians rape and torture the un has reached 2 camps for editorial refugees inside tiebreak and it's found them destroyed. u.k. prime minister barak's johnson's come out in support of british politicians lawyers and organizations sanctioned by china he says that we're highlighting gross human rights violations against muslim leaders but beijing says they were spreading lies police in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people the demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka. modi's in bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters say is not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india charging has more from ducky. there has been protests for the last one week actually by the leftist party as well as by the right wing religious

the o.p.'s human rights commission and the united nations to investigate the allegations most for more on this let's go live to where the kenyan capital nairobi catherine soy is monitoring developments from the ethiopia's prime minister has travelled to eritrea tell us more about the statement and the timeline for the withdrawal of eritrean forces. well we don't have timelines for that yet the statement itself is very short and it reads that the prime minister be held talks with the retreads president a size of their walkie and they agreed that the eritrean troops will be pulled out of the areas in the northwest where they are occupying it all this comes off the back of another statement of the prime minister had to parliament last week where for the 1st time of the month of denials he admitted that there are eritrea and troops in to guy and he gave reasons for their savior and he said that the reason why they were there is because initially the t.p.n. last forces that is that the grand forces

this is news africa coming up on the program a brutal weapon of war rape survivors and if the o.p.'s conflict region seek help after the ordeal so. i was left inside in my home i was the only time they were people not the mothers resolder me. i'm told me all.

it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera if the o.p.'s prime minister i'll be al that says that eritrea will withdraw its forces from little than t. grey region eritrean troops to face widespread allegations of killing civilians rape and torture they've been supporting the ethiopian military and fighting forces from te grace former ruling party catherine sawyer reports now from kenya's capital nairobi. this statement is very short and it read that the prime minister held talks with retreads president of their walkie and they agreed that the eritrean troops will be pulled out all of the area in the northwest where they are occupying it all these come off the back of another basement of the prime minister had to parliament last week where for the demands of denial he admitted that they are retreat and troop in big. china has sanctioned a number of british politicians lawyers and organizations for what it calls lies and dissent from nation about suspected rights abuse in changing the measures effect 9 british nationals including a former

the o.p.'s says every train has agreed to withdraw its forces from the northern region where they've been accused of killing raping and torturing civilians prime minister has just returned from talks in the eritrean capital a small they're growing calls for eritrea and troops to pull out of to gray ethiopia launched a military offensive there were november accusing the region's governing party of destabilizing the country and the allegations against eritrean forces began to emerge soon after ethiopia launched its military operation but for months prime minister denied eritrean forces were in the country that changed on tuesday when he admitted there involvement there have been international calls for an investigation into the violence the us secretary of state anthony blinken described it as acts of ethnic cleansing the u.n. estimates nearly 2300000 people or nearly half of population are at risk of starvation or in need of her mergence the food aid and nearly 60000 people have escaped into nei

this is d w news africa coming up on the program of brutal weapon of war rape survivors and if the o.p.'s conflict region seek help after the ordeal so. i was left inside in my home then they were people. 3 soldiers raped me. i'm told me a lot of both thank you for joining us it's been just over 4 months since the conflict in ethiopia has teague rye region began yet details of events on the ground have been limited that's because the government restricted access to the area for humanitarian workers and the media still there have been reports of abuses by government backed forces against civilians among these are accounts of rape involving soldiers causing great physical and mental damage to their victims. she's just 20 years old and she's a rape survivor now she's found refuge in the safe house integrates capital mccully here more than 20 women are trying to deal with their trauma they were raped by soldiers so was she assaulted in her home village before she fled none other than much that night came to every house and force the men to leave the house i was left inside in my home then

helping a desperately hungry people activists in ethiopia including eritrean forces from across the o.p.'s borders have restricted humanitarian access to the rural areas where the most europeans live we can that allow the situation here in part we call on all sides and i stress all sides to stop the fighting and allow this man made me an attorney and situation to be addressed. because our foreign minister has held talks with the russian and turkish top diplomats in doha the talks focused on finding a way to deliver humanitarian aid to people in syria russia and turkey back opposing sides in syria's war now in its 10th year while turkey's foreign minister expressed hope for a breakthrough job rather than a cut good that we are contribution with our efforts for a sustainable political stability for syria of course unfortunately the conflict has been going on for 10 years and we have witnessed many unfortunate events our wish is to see that syria's legitimate request will find a result within the criteria of the united nations and turkey. but it's myth was that the news conference in doha

helping a desperately hungry people activists in ethiopia including eritrean forces from across the o.p.'s borders have restricted humanitarian access to the rural areas where the most europeans live we cannot allow the situation to hear it are there we call on all sides and i'm stressed all sides to stop the fighting and allow this manmade humanitarian situation to be addressed. the united states says some hopeful progress has been made towards a cease fire in yemen but it says more commitment is needed from the warring parties special envoy to the ill and the king has made the assessment after visiting the region yemen has been at war for more than 6 years the government but its by saudi led coalition is fighting hoofy rebels who control the capital sana let's meet now tonight real cody who's a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen joins us via skype from washington d.c. now bill welcome to the program if the situation in yemen goes from bad to worse and worse still openly hasn't the united states decision to lift the terrorist designation simply embolden th

reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera the un and the us have demanded eritrean forces leave if the o.p.'s to grave region over allegations that they may have committed war crimes the us human rights chief has warned that reports of killings sexual violence and rape are still streaming in months after ethiopia's government said the conflict in tigray was.

helping that desperately hungry people activists in ethiopia including eritrean forces from across the o.p.'s borders have restricted humanitarian access to the rural areas where the most europeans live we can that amount the situation here it farther we call on all sides and i'm stressed all sides to stop the fighting and allow this manmade humanitarian situation to be addressed. still ahead an al-jazeera denmark suspends us is that it is covered 19 vaccine after reports of blood clots but says there's no evidence of a direct link and yet. they want to control us they want to put this muzzle on our face the campaign against coronavirus restrictions how it has links with approach from protesters who stormed the u.s. capitol. we got a change on the way for the weather across the eastern seaboard of the u.s. got a big bank of cloud just rolling across the plains at the moment very active area of low pressure just sweeping across the lakes dragging in cooler air behind this cold front that sinks down across the plains is going to continue making its way further east with some heavy opposes th

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up in the program if the o.p.'s prime minister says eritrean troops will withdraw from the region after months of denying they were there also. it's hard to not feel like this is a type of invasion one that's being enabled by our own government. republicans and democrats travel to texas to visit border facilities and highlight the surge in people crossing the border. and protests in rio against new code restrictions despite most hospitals being full and argentina banning flights from brazil. hello welcome to the program our top story this hour a train collision in egypt has killed at least 32 people and injured at least 165 more the country's railway authority says someone triggered the emergency brakes on one of the trains and the other crashed into it from behind the president is promising to punish those responsible or bad manly as our report. of the tangled wreckage from these train carriages reveals the sheer force of the crash that killed dozens of people c.c.t.v. footage shows the moment of impact in so ha

if you o.p.'s prime minister says eritrean troops will withdraw from the tigre a region after months of denying they were there. you know i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program at least 32 people are dead after 2 trains crash in southern egypt with many passengers left trapped in the wreckage. there are protests in rio against a new covert lockdown as brazil suffers a new high of over 3 and a half 1000 deaths in one day in the global cost of getting stuck in the su is where they can now traffic jam is grow to more than $200.00 vessels. after months of brutal conflict in ethiopia's northern region eritrea has agreed to withdraw its troops from the area human rights groups saying thousands of people died in the fighting and the eritreans who went in to back up ethiopian government forces are accused of killing raping and torturing civilians it was only this week that the ethiopian prime minister ahmed finally admitted eritrean forces are in fact into gray

hard the railway authority says the 1st train stops when someone triggered its emergency brakes if the o.p.'s prime minister says editorial will withdraw its forces from the tikrit region at a tree and troops have faced allegations of killing civilians rape and torture the un has reached 2 comes for editorial refugees inside gray and found them to be destroyed in the u.k. prime minister bars johnson has come out in support of british politicians lawyers and organizations who've been sanctioned by china he says they were highlighting gross human rights violations against muslim leaders but beijing says they were spreading lies. police in bangladesh opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people there were demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters accuse him of prosecuting muslims in india. local media in memoirs reporting that 3 people have been killed in another day of protests police in the southern town of make fired shots and tear gas into t

it's good to have you with us hello adrian said again here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera if the o.p.'s promise i'll be al that says that eritrea will withdraw its forces from little than t. grey region eritrean troops have faced widespread allegations of killing civilians rape and torture they've been supporting the ethiopian military and fighting forces from 2.

their relatives buried in mass graves off the fighting broke out and each o.p.'s northern chief cry. now one of the biggest humanitarian crises on the horn of africa. thousands have reportedly been killed and hundreds or thousands have fled over the last 5 months. there is no food and there is no shelter and there is no the basic needs so if you can yeah after this they were ordered to cancel it. for weeks international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of x. some include dozens of witnesses describing how it train soldiers killed over $100.00 civilians. people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning view turn for months he

their relatives buried in mass graves after fighting broke out and each o.p.'s northern chief cry. now one of the biggest humanitarian crises on the horn of africa. thousands have reportedly been killed and hundreds or thousands have fled over the last 5 months. there is no food and there is no shelter and there is no that basic needs so if you can yeah after this they want you to come sort. for weeks international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of x. some include dozens of witnesses describing how it train soldiers killed over $100.00 civilians. people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken and. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning view turn for months he claimed the situatio

and arbitrary detention amnesty accuses lebanon of abusing the human rights of syrian refugees if the o.p.'s prime minister finally confirms what had long been claimed as a trance old war in the teeth grave region during the government offensive and in sports india secure a big win over the world champions in the 1st match of their one day series. hell i would had some rather nasty weather in the southeastern corner of year recently this massive cloud here that is an area of rain sleet and snow which has been pushing across turkey really has hold the temperatures down here which have seen some significant snow fall in many postle coming out of area of high pressure so winds generally coming in from a northerly direction that's what been somewhat cool across central and eastern parts of europe not too bad for the west winds coming in from the southwest the direction here so getting up to 12 celsius in london despite the cloud and the rain which will continue to drive in as we go on through wednesday if you blustery south basically across all and across a good parts of scotland northern par

if the o.p.'s prime minister says that a trillion forces will leave the conflict hit region of t. gray where they've been accused of committing war crimes. the british prime minister weighs into an escalating dispute with china saying he backs those sanctions for speaking out about the abuse of muslim weekers. and france accuses britain of vaccine blackmail as evil leaders meet to discuss the global pandemic and regional challenge it's. about peace family of sports germany italy and england all make a winning start to make campaign to qualify for the world cup and so to sweden with the help of the latter libra him of it shoots up the winning goal on his return to international football. we're going to begin with breaking news from egypt 2 trains have collided killing at least 32 people the state television says at least 66 others have been injured in the accident in so hog province egypt's railway authority says the 1st train stopped when someone triggered its emergency brakes the other 2. then crashed into it from behind that was causing 3 passenger cars to flip over the railway

was the o.p. -- would the o.p.m. compromise be considered a serious breach? mr. mandia: i think you have to consider the serious breach. when you look at these breaches, what generally happens is there's a successful breach, we find out about it, we take steps and do sprints within the federal government to try to escalate our security programs. the bottom line, there's threat actors out there that attack the u.s. government on a daily basis and they're feeling no risk or repercussions to doing it. we're just sitting here playing defense every day against an a-team that's going to have successes. ms. norton: yeah, this time around these actors were able to compromise up to 3% of microsoft office email account as the department of justice. again, that sounds like a small number until you put it in perspective. 3% of email accounts at the department of justice translates into roughly 3500 accounts. mr. mandia, if you were writing up a damage assessment for a customer and they had 3500 accounts compromised at once, how would you categorize that? would it be sincere?