increasingly violent tactics to suppress the protest movement you update with the headlines on al-jazeera so rahman will have a news hour for you in under 30 minutes after one of its. for a goalkeeper from one is a. home world cup was what dreams were made of. it turned into one night matter of a russian told jim but argentina's been turned. in the 1st of a new season footballing legend eric cantor now introduces plug your time buddy to one of a special few stood up for their beliefs whatever that cost. football rebels on al jazeera. on march 15th 2019 new zealand's sense of security was shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques another 40 wounded for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. they could it is the pressure i know i would never probably be totally but somehow i have a go of it really took katie. for some of the injured the atrocity set them on a new path what happened then crushed came in a motivation. to serve my community. 2 years on one o one east returns to christchurch to join survivors on their journey of recovery. was. w

of the day's news coming out very shortly on al-jazeera that's it for me for he left to go but so rahman is with you next to stay with us. i am. it's been 10 years since the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in japan caused a massive tsunami. taking 18000 lives and igniting the world's worst nuclear crisis since the chernobyl disaster joining us as we revisit those most affected in a series of reports on al-jazeera. is only a change because some people believe in a purpose that is bigger than there. is the last month to make a little the most in the news that the city they put themselves to make the changes that. we should have taken to the amazon to. have a disco to slosh and work to create new york areas we have to change this culture and one of the fortunate ones in an establishment but all the people and on. that majority of these illegal of us are talking about just good hardworking people that want to live the american dream like our ancestors these are here to refugees are terrified that they may be forced to return to myanmar. levanon is grappling with its worst economic cri

this happened friday at lou sheet, ar rahman, the owner says these got away with items worth a couple $1000 this is the 3rd time this has happened within a year. the owner tells us he's barely hanging on as sales took a hit from the pandemic. he says it may be time to permanently. closes burglars continue to hit the honorable small businesses. >> we're very surviving. you know, going to just one employee. my wife and i are here to to to so that, you know, we kind menthol. >> and then on top of that, then this happens and i don't know if i, you know, can continue. >> the method. these these used for the exact same as this burglar a couple of blocks away at pineapple king bakery on irving street. this happened last week in both instances. these avoid breaking the front doors and instead used a top window to get inside. and east bay community is rallying around an ice cream vendor after he was attacked and robbed while on the job force. dan thorn talked with the man and his neighbors who are helping him get back on his feet. >> look at how they lift our people ya the rug them a random ov

only allowed to perform the piece once in the meantime thousands of actors have done that including rahman carry out my preparation is to not prepare you know not google not think about it too much i just want to be vulnerable as possible with it because. i think the whole point of broadway producers tom kurta he and devlin elliott came across the piece at the edinburgh fringe festival noticed that there was a play written by an iranian playwright and thought that would be interesting to check out and within minutes we realized we were seeing something we'd never seen before for their 2016 production and new york's west theater they were able to recruit a number of acting stars that helped bring the play with a secret plot to the world's attention. and i'm joined now by theater creator nasim soleimani poor who lives in berlin but wrote the play white rabbit red rabbit in 2010 when he was still in iran so now see him you've said that this device of keeping the play a secret even for the actor was born out of necessity what do you mean by that well hello to you and everyone thank you just li

experience because when you look at the issues of insecurity in nigeria you have for example boko rahman and the kidnappings but you also have intercommunal conflict and in those cases how can women be leaders in conflict resolution. oh well in part in that particular community where we walk the kind of a 12 month food i'm stronger than the others on the witness on the nation's program we had we made was that we saw that program become changes and 3. cases i can call in sick show using that for me to be actually typing out programs piece along really been so good at the edges and if i was in their book honestly i don't fuss and they all piled into so how about this question i was beyond this i was as good as i was to look at all calling it the as a whole and see how and why some voters will really show a piece in their community a game because it focuses some of those people have to be there for media for well over 5 decades in some cases like this by people ask for anything to say it's as. if the results asked example the women because the conversation is going hard and they have to and

experience because when you look at the issues of insecurity in nigeria you have for example boko rahman and the kidnappings but you also have intercommunal conflict and in those cases how can women be the leaders in the conflict resolution . well in particular going to where we walked. 12 months who are stronger and stronger we're stronger nation we had we made it work there it's over become changed and treating. those and helps. me to actually be our program piece they're a long green game to get those under funded in their book and fussin they're all compared and so how that this process on yonks the founders and their desire to kind of all community as a whole and see how and why it's important to ensure peace in their community a game because in some cases some of us. are mean it is for well over 5 decades in some cases. this particular community will say that it's. also asking for the weekend because the conversation is going on and they had and enjoyed it very serious and so. so years ago right and very briefly how does everyday life in these communities you work with stop women f

supporters of the gym on charge down a j.d. a group that was formed by a radical preacher called him and rahman generally security forces and local security guards outside of religious of those facilities are aware of the threat posed by militant islamists to religious facilities. it is usually quite robust unfortunately the determination of the attack is persists i think the government and the security force in indonesia generally by and large do a good job you see that in february about 20 suspected jadi members from across itself were arrested. and the police have been quite vigilant throughout 2020 even with the pandemic raging i think they've arrested about 200 or so suspected militants throughout the country so they all doing what is required of them but there will always be individuals given that these are clandestine organizations that operate in diffuse cells. always ones that will slip through the cracks unfortunately. the e.u. and the u.s. have condemned me on laws military genter for at least 100 protesters were killed by security forces there on saturday and comes as 3000 people fr

those are the headlines on al-jazeera my colleague so rahman will be with you in under 30 minutes with the news hour next it's a story what should americans be thinking right now you should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the bloated defense budget to be the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies america fact of the world is iran. ok and you're watching the stream china is preparing to host the winter olympics in 2022 but should it be allowed to a growing number of groups are saying no they all concerned about the country's human rights record especially beijing's treatment of its minority weak up muslim population what are your thoughts you can share them and i live chat and be part of today's discussion. the united nations says that at least $1000000.00 we have been detained in mass prison camps in the region in recent years activists say that prisoners have been subjected to torture forced labor and of mass sterilization and a new independent report has found china to be in

so rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes voting for a new president in the republic of congo the incumbent hopes to extend his 36 year rule the leading opposition candidate is hospitalized with covert 19. the palestinian authority finally begins its covert 19 vaccine rollout after receiving more than 60000 doses through the international kovacs ski. and more violence and. protests continue the un's top official calls for sanctions against the military leadership. and heavy rain but as part of australia's new south wales it was being called a once in a $100.00 event. and i'm we're hard in with all of your sports the l.a. lakers say le bron james is out indefinitely the basketball star sprained his ankle in this game against atlanta. where the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei is delivering his speech to mark the start of the persian new year new rules let's listen in to what he has to say futures. we are entering the year 1400 . traditionally when we. look at this so this is of course the beginning of the

we rahman. the owner says that this is the 3rd time this year. the restaurant's been hit. he may now be forced to close business altogether. >> we're very surviving. you know, going to just one employee my wife and i are here to to to so that, you know, we kind menthol. >> and then on top of that, then this happens i don't know if i, you know, can continue. >> and the method the thieves use was actually the very same method that burglars used a couple blocks away when they hit the pineapple cake bakery on irving street in order to avoid breaking the doors they instead used a top window to get inside. >> time now is 8.10 and east bay community is rallying around an ice cream vendor who was robbed and attacked and his car was ruined. take a look at the video. this was right after the attack. he has cream and pretty shaken up hector hernandez pitino is his name. he was pushing his cart along harper street and crosby avenue in oakland on friday afternoon when 3 men jumped out of a car, demanded ice cream and then smashed his cart. one neighbor says that he's exactly the kind o

experience because when you look at the issues of insecurity in nigeria you have for example boko rahman and the kidnappings but you also have intercommunal conflicts and in those cases how can women be leaders in conflict resolution. oh well in part in that particular community where we want to kind of a 12 month food i'm stronger than the others by the way as combination of programs we had we made was that we saw that program become changes and creating. capers and teaching halt in 6 shows and that for me to be actually typing out programs piece long dream can forget about the edges and if i was in the avocado seat i didn't fall off and they were all kind of in the so how did this process i was the youngest they found i was as good as i was to look after all calling it the as a whole as the how and why some one doesn't really show up peace in their community a game because it focuses some of those people happy for me it is for well over 5 decades in some cases like this by people at home you think that those days as. if the results are speaking for the women because the conversation is

only allowed to perform the piece once in the meantime thousands of actors have done that including rahman carrying miley preparation is to not prepare you know not google not think about it too much i just want to be vulnerable as possible with it because. i think the whole point of broadway producers tom kurta he and devlin elliott came across the piece at the edinburgh fringe festival noticed that there was a play written by an iranian playwright and thought that would be interesting to check out and within minutes we realized we were seeing something we'd never seen before for their 2016 production and new york's west theater they were able to recruit a number of acting stars that helped bring the play with a secret plot to the world's attention. and i'm joined now by theater creator nasim soleimani poor who lives in berlin but wrote the play white rabbit red rabbit in 2010 when he was still in iran so now see him you've said that this device of keeping the play a secret even to the actor was born out of necessity what do you mean by that. well hello to you and everyone thank you just

are we've been watching a news conference between the qatari foreign minister mohammad bin abdul rahman al funny the turkish foreign minister. and russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov both the russian foreign minister and turkey's foreign minister visiting doha today this news conference being held after the 3 of them held talks in doha today talks from what we understand that are focused mostly on the syrian crisis the qatari foreign minister saying the syrian crisis is at its most dire situation and retreating that qatar is committed to support the syrian people turkey's foreign minister also talking about the syrian conflict said it cannot end without the implementation of international initiative initiatives he talked about the importance of fighting for what he called fighting against what he called terrorist organisations and saying that turkey will continue to fight for the territorial integrity integrity of syria and russia's foreign minister for his part retreating the importance of a political solution to the syrian conflict the 3 foreign ministers agreeing to hold more of

thank you attorney rahman and helen from atlanta georgia a person who has been is to mina and happiness achieved a historic civil justice for the family of joyce lot especially that of joyce law and my brother the attorney just a miller who is part as well for attorney chris good. morning my name is attorney justin miller behalf of my law partner crystal one who can be here with you today i bring you greetings this today is not the trial of george slowly and i've heard people say that this is the george floyd trial this is the george george floyd is not on trial for this to trial of dead chauvinist should be printed and spoken about that way every single time we talk about it this trial is about america being america for all americans not just some of us all americans can be that way and it should be that way we have to take time now to think about what we want for our children and for our families. this family behind me is suffering and they've been suffering since the beginning of this thing and they're going to suffer long after all of you have gone and all of us are gone. what we wa

experience because when you look at the issues of insecurity in nigeria you have for example boko rahman and the kidnappings but you also have intercommunal conflict and in those cases how can women be the leaders in conflict resolution. oh well in part in a particular community where we've walked the kind of a monkey food i'm stronger than 8 others by the way just on the nation's program we had we made was that we saw that program become changes and creating. capers and teaching halt in 6 shows the internet for me to be actually typing out programs piece along green ginsberg and i had the edges and if i was in the avocado feet i didn't fall off and they were all part and so how did this process i was the youngest son i was as bad as i was to look at the ocoee the as a whole and see how and why the father's will really show peace in their community a game because his focus is some of those people have to be there for me it is for well over 5 there are some cases like this article last for many of the last 2 states as. in the results asked the sample the women because the competition is g

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ok most sport from a few others i was looking for in iraq i did thanks very much indeed so here rahman is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories stay with us if you can i'm rob matheson like. you were dealing with a very powerful people people in influential positions in government where we know there were elements within the police completely that means we're getting screwed twee we're getting too close to some people higher up the line illegal to. do the job itself. is essentially the perfect you have a diplomatic bag that partly open to accomplish al-jazeera investigates the poacher's pipeline. talk to al jazeera. tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not. sense material any country. and yet we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care be