minister has met tribal leaders in west awful following a mass killing the this week saddam's red crescent says 48 people were killed and more than 200 with injured after violence broke out at a camp for internally displaced on sunday the u.n. accuses arab tribes one of indiscriminately firing at civilians hundreds of people are fleeing the region they accuse. the country's paramilitary the rapid support forces all being involved well has been anger across sudan over those killings that have been demonstrations in the capital khartoum with protesters angry at the rapid support forces the group has long been blamed for atrocities in darfur and syria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet but he's retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president abdelaziz bouteflika a former diplomat abdel aziz gerard's was appointed as the country's prime minister on saturday his new cabinet is likely to anger antigovernment protesters who've been gathering every friday for months they're demanding a complete overhaul of the political system meanwhile 76 algerian activists a

couple bianco is director of health and care for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he joins us now via skype from geneva. is a chinese authorities and indeed authorities all over the world we talked about kerry lamb in hong kong and the emergency measures that putting into place there are they doing the right thing to contain this virus. i think of the outdoor use all over the walls are doing all they can to contain the virus and that means 1st of all being extremely transparent on the information something that has been done extremely well from from the government of china from the very beginning is setting those mechanisms to detect cases and to treat cases when not really then to find one important element east to managing the message or any providing the right messages through to people in the void spread of and as we heard just a few seconds ago it seems that the situation is a situation where all the nice within the population but not all these is absolutely free critical and of course for those countries outside china what is extremely important now

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the red crescent says 200 people were injured after violence broke out on sunday. the u.n.ccusing tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at civilians. hundreds of people fleeing the region. they accuse the country's paramilitary support forces of being involved. anger across sudan over those killing. there were demonstrations in the capital of khartoum. the group has long been blamed for atrocities in darfur. nigeria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet, but retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president. appointediplomat was as the country's prime minister on saturday. his cabinet is likely to anger antigovernment protesters who have been gathering for months commanding a complete overhaul of the political system. activists 76 algerian have been released from prison. --ng them is a prominent from the war of independence.

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off from him on how many airport hare into iran and got into trouble shortly before 6 am now the red crescent here have said that there were over 170 people on board there are no survivors we've seen some images from the crash it crashed into rock. it's a shame we've lost our link with our bag there as he was explaining at least what we've heard officially so far about this plane crash. here's me in tehran. and we've got a setback or no let's move on we've actually got geoffrey thomas with us though who is the editor in chief of airline ratings dot com on skype from perth in australia thank you for your time. a lot of speculation at the moment but based on what information there is out there and from looking at fight right out of things what's your assessment at this stage. look the very early days as you allude the assessment at this stage the there's there's a very good side could have been the wrong word to use a very sickening place a vision of the plane. appears to be on fire there's a glow from this aircraft as it's to sending then there's a small explosion before the impact when there'

iran's red crescent says there is no chance of finding any survivors.lure caused the crash and there was no link to terrorism. in a moment we'll speak to our correspondent at kiev airport, where the plane was heading to. meanwhile more than two dozen rockets have been fired by iran on two airbases housing us soldiers in iraq. this footage of the attack was shown on iranian state tv. iran says it's in retaliation for the killing — by the us — of the iranian commander, qasem soleimani. explosion. this video is believed to be from inside al asad airbase which is to the west of baghdad and appears to show missiles landing. you can hear shouts of "be careful and get inside". iranian state television is claiming that 80 people were killed, but the us hasn't confirmed any casualties so far. reacting to the strikes president donald trump tweeted that "all is well". he wrote: "assessment of casualties and damages taking place now. so far, so good!". he is expected to make a statement later. iran's supreme leader has described the action as a "slap on the face" f

concerns they had to stand down and pull back nevertheless we knew that there are red cross and red crescent personnel at the site but because of the lack of signal the network coverage communication now is is very difficult as you said there's an investigation ongoing it was quite interesting about this is then information about what's actually happened it's been really slow to emerge can you give us a recap of how this crash has been reported well it wasn't just slew it was contradictory as well because initially the report said that there had been a passenger jet a commercial airline the belonging to the area and afghan airlines that crashed with more than 100 people on board a little later the afghan government the self came out and said that this is this is fake this fake news none of our jets had crashed the taliban came out and said that it was in fact an american an american spy. and you know eventually that was that was proven to be the case later we learned that they couldn't get to the site because because the taliban was in control on the ground and indeed the 1st video of the. e

the red crescent has been quoted as saying there is no chance of finding passengers alive.pokesperson for the civil aviation of —— organisations that the plan was on fire and they were sending crews to the site of the crash. satellite tracking of the aircraft suggests it crashed very shortly after takeoff in what looks to be slightly rugged terrain. and this plane was delayed, wasn't it, foran hour this plane was delayed, wasn't it, for an hour before takeoff. we don't know why that is. we are told there was technical reasons as to why this happened. that is the report that uranium state media said, that technical problems were behind this incident. this aircraft was delayed by an hour but there was no indication as to what caused this. for their part, the manufacturer, boeing, says it is aware of reports in iran and is gathering more information. that is as much as i put out at the moment. there is no indication that there is any link between what has happened with air crash and the conflict with the united states. absolutely nothing to suggest that. people will be questio

minister has met tribal leaders in west off for following a mass killing there this week sudan's red crescent says 48 people were killed after violence broke out at a camp for internally displaced people on sunday algeria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet but he's retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president abdelaziz bouteflika the cabinet is likely to face anger and get anger from anti-government protesters who've been gathering every friday for months those are your headlines the news continues after inside story of a quick summary in about 30 minutes see that. competition for gas in greece cyprus and israel sign a pipeline deal in the eastern mediterranean but turkey is also expanding its influence there so we'll still feel the rivalry and how is it shaping politics in the region this is inside story. of their very warm welcome to the program i'm julie mcdonald worldwide demand for natural gas is growing and discoveries in the eastern mediterranean are changing that use policies on its energy supplies for decades it's relied on russia for gas but

flight that went down outside of tehran as canceled and now and indeed although the rainy and red crescent is saying that it is unlikely that anyone survived but now we have official confirmation of who was from the ukrainian authorities no one on board survived none of those 176 people none of those 176 people survived now again an investigation will. be conducted into what happened into what happened in the air because the initial the footage of the plane going down the. footage showed the plane being on file ready made in the air and then crashing down into that area just southwest of to around into the tracking services the plane took off and stopped transmitting data rather quickly there is of course no indication of any link to the iranian missile strikes in iraq at this point which happened a few hours earlier in fact so far the primer of everything that we're hearing from the airport in tehran from what we're hearing from officials that it was a technical failure but again it is very very early. we'll be bringing you more throughout the hour at the top of the hour on both of our br

in ukraine that no survivors and the 1st pictures with these videos were posted by the reigning red crescent now this is but as you've mentioned there's still a lot to find out about what exactly happened on board if that video was indeed that we just showed you moments ago was indeed over the plane going down then the investigators will have to find out what happened why the why did the aircraft carrier was quite a blaze in midair what happened there has been some speculation connecting linking this this crash of this crash of the of the of the boeing to what happened earlier in the night to iran's strikes against u.s. military u.s. military targets but so far there has been absolutely no evidence no there have been no facts have been shown or presented that could back up this very very serious accusations and now i think we can show you more live pictures there right there in the window and now i have to warn our viewers that while we do not control this transmission so we do apologize in advance if there's anything graphic that gets in the short but so far all we can see is charred remain

to tell what exactly was the jet down for a period of time a time apparently the red cross and red crescent out the side the communication has been difficult because obviously there's no cell reception in the in the area it's very mountainous and yet was quite unusual about this story is how like slowly details have been emerging about this can you give us a recap of how the crash has been reported so far yeah the 1st reports rumors that in the morning they mentioned a commercial jetliner passenger jet apparently belonging to the. afghan airlines that it crashed with more than 100 people on board very quickly the afghan government came out the airline itself and said you know they really rejected these claims next we heard reports from the taliban claiming that this was the united states military aircraft in the they had boarded down and that there were lots of casualties the united states had the wrong move the 5 casualties but it took them. one of many hours to admit that the jet had indeed come down the taliban so far have said nothing apart from the statement that they had boarded the a

pictures alone they give very little hope to finding any survivors there's also a statement by the red crescent international international organization they were the ones to 1st published the pictures from the from the crash site and they're saying the hopes they are confirming the worst fear is saying that the hopes of finding any survivors extremely low and according to the information that is available right now there are of been at least 170 people on board apparently 164 passengers and some. unspecified number of crew members there was a now this was a flight that to call very shortly after the american to the american flight control agency declared all basically banned all american airlines to fly over the ring in territories so there was already the air space was there was at least some degree of locking the country's airspace at least from the american side now it was a very rapidly developing situation so that flight decided to take off as normal so . it is not clear yet whether or not the downing of the jet whether it's crash is anyhow connected to the events to the to the other even

get inside their homes their buildings they have to stay outside that's why the n.g.o.s turkish red crescent and disaster management agency have dispatched 490 search and rescue personnel and some tents and. blankets blankets to the area i have to also say that the immediate cities around. have also felt the earthquake and there are there are damages in cities like mater for instance especially in patrol get the strict there are dozens of buildings that are damaged and we have to see the mourning for the details but i have to also underline that turkey is a moment the most suspect clee active countries in the world and there are several for. a crossing bypassing of the country and ella's the city where the where the earthquake happen is all is it's also on the eastern undertow. all in full line which is the 2nd major fault line for turkey and turkey has suffered a lot from the earthquakes for now it seems the earthquake the impacts of the earthquake have scattered in different districts different cities. the number of that that is not so high so far but of course depending on the situation d

of ambulance crews and the red crescent going through the wreckage and in some cases taking away bodies all right as a break there in terre said thank you not least 4 people have been killed and 4 others wounded by a suspected car bomb near somalia's parliament security officials say it exploded near a security checkpoint in the capital mogadishu no one has claimed the attack so far but just over a week ago the armed group. carried out a bombing in the capital killing 90 people the worst attack in more than 2 years. right so if you're just joining us let's quickly recap what's happened in the last few hours iran has fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles at 2 iraqi had bases that host american forces said it was in retaliation for the assassination of the iranian general qassam some demanding he was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday. while the u.s. president responded to the strikes on twitter saying and i quote all is well all missiles launched from iran to military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking place now so far so good and in other devel

couple bianco is director of health care for the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies who gave us details of the organizations response to the our break. around 13000000 volunteers all over the world in b. are critical individuals that can now. report on messages for prevention all the mission of the disease or anyone in countries like like china lake in japan we are already activating get these these volunteers work on on person to person and within communities we're also activating our response who used social media the red cross has hospitals in some countries that are on a state of a higher i lurked for so green once and for management of patients we manage our lines for response and you're ready to provide services. water and food and anything else if the situation requires but at the moment we are focusing on force our support or can do to countries that have been affected particularly china supporting the government health authorities there for the rest we are preparing and getting all of our volunteers and our systems ready in case of the outbreak i s

emergency services the plane is on fire and rescue crews are at the scene although the iranian red crescent is saying it is an extremely unlikely that anyone survived ukraine international airlines flight 70 $52.00 was heading to kiev it's a boeing 737 plane and reportedly went down due to technical reasons according to the tracking service flight radar $24.00 the plane took off and stopped transmitting data 2 minutes later there is no indication of any link to the iranian missile strikes that happened in iraq a few hours. of a visit from a financial action in very good will be here with you next hour to take you through all this latest breaking news. i. was a bus broadcasting around the world and covering all. like this business and how it affects our daily lives i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have and store today to go on paper takes yet another turn as japan has issued an arrest warrant for life we take another look at this winding case in addition you take a look ahead to the euro zone with hillary the british american business association. take a step over to th

that is why the ngo's, the turkish red crescent and the management agency have dispatched emergency personnelh tents and blankets to the area. the immediate cities around the city have felt the earthquake. there are damages in cities around it. there are dozens of buildings that are damaged. turkey isunderline among the most seismically active countries in the world. there are several crossing faultlines. and where the earthquake happened, it sits on the eastern anatolia and faultlines -- anatolian fault line. anchor: plenty more ahead of the newshour including tens of thousands marching in iraq with a message for the government and for the u.s.. and bush fires continue to burn in australia. scientists reflect -- reveal the impact on the atmosphere. quitting iran for germany but will it be enough to reach japan. on unusual journey to the tokyo olympics. [please stand by] ♪ anchor: it is the final day ofanchor: arguments in the impeachment trial of donald trump. democratic prosecutors are focusing their allegations on abuse of power and on obstruction of congress. the u.s. president is accused

my last summer has made the decision to evacuate the school to school for the help of the red crescent to try and forge a safe exit. all 900 students will need to be guided home was that. they will not be able to return until the army has left this could easily be days or even weeks the students missing school. the answer was. no mum wasn't good enough it was a. bit but it was when i got was that it was the head of the tide on the other. as the fighting continues news of the casualties started to come in was. remember the good. guys is one of the 1st to hear. sort of what it. is that i want. so often. i think what i hear. on this economic benefit. is sick unless it can account for the amount. paid to head the at the end that can go in look at your me and mismatch and shahid then i'm sure he'd get that she did was it she had the gene shade from puss in me for my lunch hour and wrote about doesn't it was we're going to play ball you can enable suffer many on any home mother the highlight. this session at the m.k. a man. some of the cutting out of our budgets initiatives illegal and some

emergency teams from iran‘s red crescent searched the debris.a‘s embassy in kiev, more than 60 of those on board were canadian, many other nationalities too. public buildings in ukraine lowered their flags to half—mast this morning in memory of the victims. very soon after the crash, iranian state media reported that "technical difficulties" were to blame. ukraine international airlines quickly organised a press conference and said that was not the case. here‘s some of it. there were no issues on the technical side, the last service was done two days ago and there were no problems. the aeroplane was good to fly. here‘sjonah fisher in kiev. this took place on the same night that iran was firing ballistic missiles into iraq targeting military bases there, well they are people out there who are putting one and one you get in there and saying that there must be some nefarious reason, some explanation for why this plane came down beyond simply technical reasons, we have not seen anything in terms of concrete evidence to support the idea for example i

get inside their homes their buildings they have to stay outside that's why the n.g.o.s turkish red crescent and disaster management agency have dispatched 490 search and rescue personnel and some tents and. blankets blankets to the area i have to also say that the immediate cities around. have also felt the earthquake and there are there are damages in cities like mater for instance especially in patrol get the strict there are dozens of buildings that are damaged but we have to see the morning for the details but i have to also underline that turkey is a moment the most suspect clee active countries in the world there are several fault lines crossing bypassing of the country and ella's the city where the where the earthquake happen is all is it's also on the eastern anatolian fault line which is the 2nd major fault line for turkey and turkey has suffered a lot from the earthquakes. plenty more ahead on the news on including tens of thousands march in iraq with a message for their government and the u.s. . as bushfires continue to burn in australia as scientists reveal the impact the places

minister has met tribal leaders in west all for following a mass killing there this week sudan's red crescent says 48 people were killed off the violence broke out at a camp for internally displaced people on sunday the un accuses arab tribesmen of indiscriminately firing at the civilians the country's paramilitary has been accused of being involved and. this incident to not go unpunished and we must learn lessons from the past setbacks and flaws however we should not jump to conclusions before the investigations are concluded in any events we should not blame all our problems on others we believe it is an internal issue and any person aiming to drive a wedge between us acting in the dark pulling the strings through phones and chatting applications in order to climb to the seat of power at the expense of our peoples lives we will be able to bring this to an end algeria's new prime minister has appointed a cabinet but he's retained several officials from the previous regime of the former president abdelaziz bouteflika the cabinet is likely to anger anti-government protesters who've been gather

but certainly, you would want the red crescent to go in and remove the bodies, so that they can be repatriatedhat happened or has happened, the second scenario, where it has not been preserved properly, do you think the data you were talking about, from flight data you were talking about, from flight trackers and so forth, that that can be enough on its own to establish what happened without as much information as investigators would like from the crash site itself? yes, you would sort of come toa itself? yes, you would sort of come to a negative conclusion that it wasn‘t a technical problem or a trending problem with the pilots or anything like that. you would then look for evidence as to whether it was a look for evidence as to whether it wasa midair look for evidence as to whether it was a midair collision with a spy plane or drone, whether it was an airto air missile plane or drone, whether it was an air to air missile or ground to air missile, you would then refocus the investigation like that. the basic accident investigators that would be travelling are unlikely to have some of those ski