i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up. when the people of rose up against the crimes of their corrupt to traitor. i did not stay silent donald trump uses a state of the union speech to lash out at iran will bring you the iranian response . some of these afghan refugees have lived in pakistan for generations but a deadline for them to leave is just hours away. and a military push that made americans question whether the vietnam war could be won a combat photographer remembers the tet offensive fifty years later. the european union says it's increasing its financial support to the palestinian territories following the u.s. decision to withhold funding earlier this month at a u.s. foreign policy chief fredricka murder any announced an extra fifty three million dollars in aid at a session of international donors to palestine and brussels it follows warnings from the un the gazans economy is on the verge of collapse is live for us and brussels so the don't tell us more about the urgency of this meeting today. well in the last h

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. one of the celebrations in ethiopia after the release of an opposition leader and hundreds of other prisoners as part of a government and the state plus. i'm not in northern ireland where on earth are the other bird flu things worrying people who have as much as a rebirth and. and mexicans in the us senate record amounts of money home mysterious of deportation rise under president trump. the us secretary of state has denied washington had any intention to help build a thirty thousand strong kurdish for so long syria's border with turkey turkey deployed tanks in response to the move and threaten to enter syria's afrin district but rex tillerson says the issue has been mis portrayed that's the word he used he says he sought to clarify the issue in a meeting with turkey's foreign minister in vancouver on tuesday and her strongly criticized the u.s. for arming and funding the y.p. gene which has played a significant role in the battle against eisel the united states hears and takes seriou

i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. new parliament sets for the first time facing the threat of renewed direct role from the trid. our nation's most remain united on sustaining pressure until north korea takes concrete steps calls for tougher sanctions at a twenty nation meeting to discuss north korea's nuclear program. and archaeologists make a remarkable underwater discovery in mexico. agency for palestinian refugees has warned that a cut in u.s. aid will threaten security across the region but not for ministration has announced it will withhold half of the financial assistance that it allocated to the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees or diplomatic phase reports in the un headquarters in new york. after years of conflict and poverty millions of palestinians rely on they will be devastated by this announcement or an element of a they should not cut the aid people here are sick and poor and have nothing to support themselves people here can't afford to buy bread so why does the u.s. say it's taking th

yeah that's right richelle the officials will will probably give us an update shortly and we'll we'll come to that but it's a day of rescues and cleanup here the day after the disaster hit mont to see joe people are still being extracted from their homes many of them by helicopters and other people are tear telling some sprit hair raising stories or ran into a gentleman named bernard sandler age eighty who told me about what happened to him and his wife today as we walked through the orchard a little bit muddy in our feet and i said well him but there's the fence over there you see and there's we can get there we'll get as you get going and get a little bit further a little bit further bottom line is two hours later we're still standing up to our middle of our thighs and my dad and my wife almost fell and i thought she would die and i actually. am very. sorry they were married fifty seven years as mark and i thought as owners and i really felt that we were going to make it a lie and mind you it's not just numbers that we're talking about here and these are actual people so what what i

but again like i said people are saying that it will be business as usual richelle. live for us in nairobi catherine thank you. deputy director has resigned weeks before his official retirement a u.s. president has repeatedly accused political bias. favorite his rival hillary clinton during the two thousand and sixteen presidential race white house has denied having any involvement in mccabe's resignation. paul gives his state of the union address to congress later this year kicking off a second year in office as president will lay out his agenda as he seeks to rally a deeply divided nation and sagging approval ratings camberley how could reports from washington d.c. . donald trump isn't known for modesty most people expect him to spend much of his state of the union address highlighting what he boasts as evidence of success from his first year in office passing a one point five trillion dollar tax reform bill drops in unemployment and driving the historic gains in the stock market. off the field right now out of the spiral trump is known for his off the cuff remarks

hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey america first has long been one of the most common refrains of donald trump's administration yes president first used the phrase in his inauguration speech and he's repeated it over the past year in reference to political and economic policies so it's no surprise that the phrase resurfaced in a speech at the world economic forum in davos on friday but this time with the caviar of america for us does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world american prosperity has created countless jobs all around the globe we cannot have free and open trade if some countries exploit the system at the expense of others. we support free trade but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal president trump insists many of the trade deals the u.s. has signed over the past decades are not reciprocal any plans to end that trend early in his presidency trump refused to back the transpacific partnership a trade deal negotiated by barack obama with the levin under other countries in latin america in east asia the other t.v. c

inside story and me richelle carey and the entire team here i found out. the nature of news as it breaks the u.s. cut the funding has cemented the failing him that the us is now part of the problem and has picked the israeli side with detailed coverage the nigerian government insists negotiations are ongoing to secure the release of the girls and hundreds of others. from around the world three decades on chileans are still thinking about abuses but this time those committed by the church. on counting the cost the problem with dallas every day is the rich and famous discussed making the world a better place but for who moves are afoot to open up the african continent plus the link between seafood forced labor in thailand counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. february on al-jazeera south korea hosts the twenty eighteen winter olympics can records be broken al-jazeera will bring you the latest from pyong china the big picture examines the present day crisis in venezuela by exploring the divisions rooted in its pasta senior officials will meet to discu

and richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera turkey's president has promised to clear out kurdish fighters along the length of its border with syria and may extend its offensive as far as iraq turkey regards the kurdish white page chief fighters as terrorists it wants them removed so it can create a buffer zone. you know you know we'll continue to all branch operation which is on its seventh day today until we reach all of our targets after this will cleanse man bids from the terrorists as it has been promised to us nobody should be bothered by this because the real owner of managers is not those terrorists but the arab brothers they're after this we'll continue our fight until no terrorist is left the u.s. has called on turkey to exercise restraint and focus on defeating eisel instead it's concerned about u.s. forces operating in mondale particularly in the fray offer a chanst turkish operations in a frame in all operations in a frame that have the effect of or inducing friction into the equation of making it hard to focus on why we're in syria which is the defeat of

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i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera life and also coming up. our nations must remain united nations training pressure until north korea takes concrete steps calls for tougher sanctions at a twenty nation meeting to halt north korea's nuclear program. thank you a lot of our bombing but they caught the online. forums in defiance hong kong's pro-democracy leader's house he won't be silenced by a jail sentence. and another crisis for yemen as a dip there he outbreak takes hold. the reins agency for palestinian refugees has warned that a cut in u.s. aid will threaten security across the region that follows an announcement by the trump of ministration that it's withholding half of the one hundred twenty five million dollars allocated to that body that's a far cry from two thousand and sixteen when the obama administration gave three hundred fifty million dollars in aid to palestinians most of that went to the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees better known as that same year on paid for the education of half a million palestinian chil

inside story and me richelle carey in the entirety here i found out. the nature of news as it breaks the u.s. cut the funding has cemented the feeling here that the u.s. is now part of the problem and has picked the israeli side with detailed coverage the nigerian government insists negotiations are ongoing to secure the release of the girls and hundreds of others. from around the world three decades on chileans are still thinking about abuses but this time those committed by the church. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that they put every day but the message is a simplistic you have the frame good logical rational person crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusation and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera. as witchcraft is sorcery killing spreads across up in new guinea. when east exposes shocking human rights abuses. of the specific nations dark subject when used at this

i'm richelle carey this is out to sara life of the hall also coming up a new book quotes one of donald trump's top supporters criticizing the president and the white house is not happy about it. president china tells his soldiers to be combat ready at a grand military parade. and turkey slams the u.s. over the trial of a banker accused of illegally moving money for iran. our government rallies are being held in iran for a second day that follows five nights of anti-government protests a senior military commander has to clear the and the protest movement in which twenty two people were killed ron's envoy to the u.n. is accusing the u.s. of storing violence in the country has more from tehran. large pro-government rallies are being held in major metropolitan cities across iran today in an effort by pro-government and pro stablish and supporters to illustrate to anti-government protesters that this government this establishment does still enjoy political and public support by tens of thousands of people it's an effort by the government to bookend what has been a week of violent and deadly

and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. ahead your girls fall prey to human traffickers some of the refugees sold for as little sixty dollars we have an exclusive report from a camp in bangladesh. city on the verge of running completely out of water the cape town drought reaches a critical stage also. music trumps trumpets for a time strong. buildings register music the promise harmonize relations between cuba and the united states. the latest round of russian led talks on syria's future will get underway shortly it's backed by turkey and iran and the u.n. special envoy for. syria is also attending but the main syrian opposition groups they're not going. about this want russia and the syrian government to stop bombing parts of it airstrikes have killed twenty civilians including women and children in the past twenty four hours oppositions accusing the government and its allies of using banned weapons including cluster bombs and napalm on civilians the kurds are also boycotting the social meeting and they are the focus of a

things so they want to get aid in in the period of two days as we've seen throughout this conflict richelle getting aid in negotiating aid is very difficult it is also used as a political tool you have to get all sides to agree on how aid gets it so that hasn't happened so again one of the huge challenges when it comes to these sort of also deescalation zones which is part of supposed to be a non escalation area as it did live we had an air strike this morning and that's the province also close to here that's still under rebel control it's a very complicated scenario on the ground we're talking about cease fire those political negotiations the war continues and now into its seventh year i think we can say it simply seems to change its form but it isn't there's no indication at least that for now it's going to be wrapping up any time soon dekker live on the turkish syrian border for us stephanie thank you still ahead on al-jazeera refugees are sleeping rough on the streets of northern greece is growing them burst cross the turkish border. african leaders try to end months of deadlock over a

i'm richelle carey this is life and also coming up the chinese president tells his soldiers to be combat ready at a grand military parade. around accuses the u.s. of interfering in its affairs and says the anti-government protests are over. at britain's national health system takes drastic measures to cope with surging to man . excerpts of a forthcoming book on the trump administration are causing a political storm in the u.s. the president has had out his former senior strategist steve bannon for his comments in the book and calls trump's oldest son treasonous for meeting a lawyer linked to the kremlin in two thousand and sixteen that meeting essential to an investigation into suspected russian meddling and the election and estabrook reports from washington. for the first time a furious donald trump publicly. thrashed his former strategist over comments in an upcoming book saying steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job he lost his mind in fire and fury inside the trump white house bannon says donald trump jr was treasonous and u

i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories right now on al-jazeera hundreds of people in southern california remain trapped after landslides emergency teams struggle with more heavy rain on wednesday at least seventeen people are known to kill survivors are recalling stories of dramatic rescue as one of the orchard a little bit muddy in our feet i say well but there's a fence over there you see and there's we can get there we're good as you get going to get a little bit further a little bit further bottom line is two hours later we're still standing up to our middle of our thought and mud and my wife almost fell and i thought she would die actually. it's. been married fifty seven years this march i thought i was in tears and i really felt that we were alive we realized that this is going to be a long and difficult journey for all of us and for our community and we ask for your patience we ask for your understanding and i ask you for your prayers for the many victims of this tragedy for their families for the people who are impacted by this terrible event. colombia's e.-l. and rebe

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i can hear you richelle can you hear me yes we can go ahead. we're in the city which is just south of the border with turkey this is an area that. has the syrian rebel this is part of the eastern front and we've been taken in by the turks here on a sort of a media tour this is the center. city before they took us a little bit closer to the front lines because of course there is going on with the why it is relatively quiet today i have to tell you we've just heard friday prayers are now in the center of the city we've just heard from turkey's president again he's talking every day richelle these days and you've been saying that he is going to rain is not going to be the beginning of this they're going to take this all the way to the border with iraq and that means the u.s. is very very very complicated when it comes to the politics but i think it is interesting we haven't been here in a long time. a city that sort of secured the area for us but basically there's a lot of life is normal here and this is been normal for quite some time when turkey

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i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories right now on al-jazeera hundreds of people in southern california remain trapped after landslides emergency teams struggle with more heavy rain on wednesday at least seventeen people are known to have been killed survivors are recalling stories of dramatic rescue as a warning.

i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera. has urged not to cancel the iran nuclear deal ahead of friday's deadline and whether to reimpose sanctions against tehran foreign ministers of france germany and britain also reiterated their backing for the two thousand and fifteen deal after meeting iran's foreign minister in brussels alan fischer following developments in washington well we know the donald trump has been meeting is national security team and undoubtedly the whole iran deal is probably on the agenda we know that in the past rex tillerson who is the secretary of state h.r. mcmaster his national security advisor and to mattis who is the defense secretary they have been suggesting that they don't want to step this deal they don't want to blow it up what the united states should do is look to ways to try and amend it while working with their international partners but there is the possibility that will be no one nuclear related sanctions and that's certainly something that treasury sector steve mission suggested when he

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up some of these afghan refugees have lived in pakistan for generations but a deadline for them to leave is just hours away. from the military push that made americans question whether the vietnam war could be won a combat photographer remembers the tet offensive fifty years later. and appeal for unity at home in a message of strength and power abroad to live or to first state of the union speech highlighting the successes of his administration he's outlined a plan for tougher immigration policy a powerful military and a stronger nuclear deterrence program from washington d.c. alan fischer reports. oh no no truck that's got to go for a president who wants to unite the country his journey to the capitol in washington was marked by protests. president. inside a much warmer welcome for donald trump. the state of the union traditionally when a president lays out his vision for the future the state of our union is strong for donald trump a chance to look back at the tumultuous first year he boasted about his economic successes since

i'm richelle carey this is how it does their life i'm so also coming up russia holds its own version of syria peace talks but the name opposition groups have refused to attend. eisel claims responsibility for an attack on a military compound and kabul just days after a taliban suicide bombing the more than one hundred people. plus why fitness tracking map is causing security concerns for the u.s. military. when rights groups are warning or hunter refugees are being increasingly targeted by human traffickers of camps and bangladesh they say the problem has been made worse by the influx of refugees fleeing me and why our more than six hundred fifty thousand people have left sense a military crackdown began in. rakhine state and august bangladesh is hosting about a million refugees in its camps many of them and dire conditions u.n. warns that in the chaos trafficking is often overlooked because other urgent needs like food and shelter come first and the u.n. says refugees are often exploited and recruited with false offers of paid work from kind of a long refugee camp in southern bangla

thank god welcome to the program i'm richelle carey it said that money means power but despite their riches several saudi princes and businessmen were locked up in the capital riyadh for months albeit in a five star hotel they were arrested for alleged corruption and have been released over the past few days after giving in to certain demands guitar guests and a moment but first on the hawks are reports on the latest high profile detainee to be free prince i will leave until all. just hours before billionaire saudi prince and waleed bin talal it was released from the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh he conducted an interview with the reuters news agency from the suite where he'd been confined in town is one of saudi arabia's most prominent business men and one of the world's richest men but he's been held for more than two months accused of corruption in the interview he described the entire situation as a misunderstanding no charges ok just some discussion between the government you know i mean but the rest assured that this is a clean operation that we have and we just in discussion wi

i'm richelle carey this is. also coming up. our nations must remain united states pressure until north korea takes concrete steps calls for tougher sanctions at a twenty nation meeting to halt north korea's nuclear program. what they call the. words of defiance hong kong's pro-democracy leader says he won't be silenced by a jail sentence. a national tragedy. blame the government for the deaths of malnourished children. agency for palestinian refugees has warned that a cut in u.s. aid will threaten security across the region it's also an announcement by the trumpet ministration that it's withholding half of the one hundred one hundred twenty five million dollars that it allocated to that body it's a massive cut from last year when the us gave more than three hundred fifty million dollars to aid and palestinians most of that went to the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees better known as are helps pay for the education for half a million palestinian children and more than seven hundred schools more than nine milli

him as most analysts here now telling us really the most powerful chinese leader in living memory richelle a lot of this is internal messaging but clearly there must be some external messaging as well for people outside of the country to receive considering all the tension that's been increasing. in the area. pics from this do seem to be pretty clear china has year on year been spending more on its military its defense budget is still gwar by that of say the united states but year on year it has been spending more getting more sophisticated equipment it is in the process for example of just commissioning its second aircraft carrier a third is already being built so this does send out a message of just how in powerful and influential the military is becoming to people like rival neighbors such as japan with whom china has territorial disputes also other neighbors in the southeast asia with whom china has disputes in the south china sea and through them bore in directly to the united states of course but the real concern at the moment as you mentioned earlier is what is happening on the kore

i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president says he will approve the iran nuclear deal one more time promising to end it if it's not ready to go she added.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up live pictures from nairobi were supporters of opposition leader right looting are said to witness and take a symbolic oh as kenya's so-called people's president. leaked documents show a top australian immigration minister went against policy and tried to keep hundreds of refugees from settling in the country plus. the president wasn't part of this is you making process often a central target of the president deputy director steps down. syrian president bashar al assad's key backer russia is holding talks aimed at a political solution to the civil war about sixteen hundred syrian business and politicians rebels and members of civil society have been invited to the black sea resort town moscow says it's bringing all sections of the conflict together however the main opposition groups and the kurds they are boycotting the talks world powers like france and britain are also staying away a small section of the opposition groups who are in sochi are refusing to leave the airport they say they are offended by the presence of official

i'm richelle carey this is our sara life and also coming up. so you can see the president wasn't part of this is making process often essential target of the president the f.b.i.'s deputy director steps down. colombia suspends peace talks with the island rebels after a series of bomb attacks. and no more anonymity the south korean government cracks down on trade digital currencies. russia back talks aimed at finding a solution to the syrian war are getting underway in sochi they appear to have run into more problems some opposition members who arrived in the black sea resort are refusing to leave the airport ahead of the meeting they say they are offended by the presence of official syrian flags in the terminal building about sixteen hundred syrian politicians rebels and members of civil society have been invited to the black sea resort town live pictures of this happening there moscow says it's bringing all sections of the conflict together but the main opposition groups and the kurds they are boycotting those talks world powers like britain a

and richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up after days of unrest tens of thousands of iranians rally in support of the government's. spent years cracking down on the opposition out the o.p.'s government says it will release all political prisoners bus or create tests hotline with the south ahead of talks designed to ease tensions on the peninsula. palestinian leaders are condemning u.s. president trumps threat to cut aid to the palestinian authority trouble also says truthfulness off the negotiation table donald trump angered palestinians last month by recognizing true islam as israel's capital palestinians one occupied east jerusalem as the capital of a future state tweeted asking why the us should make any future aid payments to palestinians when the us gets no appreciation. i would say that palestinian dogs are not for sale and will not succumb to the acme they're out imperatives and requirements for peace and unilaterally president campaigns this story done it has a very sabotaged out efforts at that she being a just peace and getting freedom and dignity for the

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up russia holds its own version of syrian peace talks but the main opposition groups are not attending. sponsibility for an attack on a military compound in kabul to say after a taliban suicide bombing killed more than one hundred people last. using from strong storage. building bridges to using the bombers harmonize relations between cuba and the united states. human rights groups are warning that for hanjour refugees are being increasingly targeted by human traffickers the camps in bangladesh say the problem has been made worse by the influx of refugees fleeing me and maher more than six hundred fifty thousand people have left since the military crackdown began in a kind state in august angle dash is hosting about a million refugees and its camps many of them in dire conditions in warns that in the chaos trafficking is often overlooked as other other urgent needs like food and shelter come first and the u.n. says refugees are often exploited and recruited with false offers of paid work or get along refugee camp in southern

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see on it you have been watching the al-jazeera news hour with the cell robbo news follows with richelle carey after the break until i'm touchy on the me and all of the news on tape thanks very much for your time and your company . clannish. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. was iraq fluent in world news. hitchhiking has never been this risky. but nothing can stop them in their tracks chasing the american dream escaping poverty but the illegal routes is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble braving tough conditions generally the more they'll put their lives in danger just to earn a living risking it all the destroyed when i go to syria. or people are killed on the ground and serious talks get underway in russia to try .

i think it could be a richelle i think you know obviously there is unanimous international condemnation of what's going on in myanmar and i think that until the government you know allows for free access to reporters to human rights observers to come in to see what's going on in a kind province you know i think that you know we're going to continue to see it as downplaying from the government there so. what can make a tipping point to make some of these things happen so it would seem that me and maher that the military is behaving this way because they can what will say that they can't. well again i think that you know continuing pressure has to be placed on the defacto leader in one thousand nine hundred one nobel peace prize winner aung sang suu kyi there have been over ten nobel peace prize laureates including archbishop desmond tutu malala uses the home of eunice who have called on. you to condemn what's going on there in until she has the ethical and political backbone you know to condemn these actions i think that we're not going to see a lot of movement from the military i think

i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from joe coming up in the next sixty minutes. president trump keeps the u.s. in the iran nuclear deal for now sets a deadline for allies to agree to an overhaul. the president not only used it for go to him while she used it more than. democrats dismiss president trumps to nihilism hence a comment about some countries which sparked global outrage a new un report blames the original rivalry between saudi arabia and iran for worsening the war and yemen. and family and friends first facebook announces changes aimed at creating a more meaningful experience. this is the last chance that was the message from u.s. president donald trump to see extended the landmark iran nuclear deal but he's warned america's european allies he would withdraw from the two thousand and fifteen agreement altogether if his demands to change it are met travis demanding the deal include other weapons programs and tougher sanctions also on the so-called sunset clause removed which would lift restrictions on iran's nuclear enrichment program after twenty twenty

that's all your sport for now more later and that's also all of this news hour thanks for joining me richelle carey keep it here much more on the other side of the break with my colleague here in charge. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been to criminalize or if you join us on sex no you will first just wakes up of it in the morning and say i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue and that could be what leading to some of the confusion online about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera when the news breaks members of the knesset israel's parliament setting a higher threshold for any future attempt to give up any parts of truce and the story builds. up and i did just what president say you know country that is not the other way and when people need to be heard china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of lonely men al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the award winning documentaries and live n