we got a lot to get through with our guests in just a moment 1st so let's have this report from rob matheson. this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is struck the plane flies on for several minutes before turning back towards to han airport where security cameras capture the moment it hits the ground among the dead were $63.00 canadians we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering the surface to air missiles at the time of the crash iran had fired missiles at bases in iraq hosting u.s. troops iran's military was prepared for a u.s. response but iran says the plane was not hit by a missile had. any statement made before extracting the information contained in the black box is groundless however i'd like to assure you that the aircraft was not hit spy a missile the aircraft was on fire for one and a half minutes after taking off so the pilot decided to return to the airport but he had many technical issues at hand.

retaliation rob matheson al jazeera. iran's president says revenge t.v. of for salon is assassination will include seeing the u.s. cakes ice of the middle east. justice soleimani as these him are all very cuz of the his due soleimani juice all his revered had been his body in videos and pictures the revenge for venice is to force america out of this region the real revenge of the ultimate response by regional nations as we america is expelled from this region and its head of aggression is counsel for river. well let's get more now from a door such a bari she's been covering events from tehran on his life for as the door so it's been a busy day in iran just give us a sense of the political reaction. well there's been a plethora of reaction from various officials including as we just heard from the president during his weekly cabinet meeting we've also been hearing from the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif we've heard from the defense minister as well i want to talk about what has been saying he just visited a short while ago the iraqi embassy here in

retaliation rob matheson al jazeera. so let's show you where those iranian missiles struck 2 iraqi bases where hits one of them is an arab ill iraq semi autonomous kurdish region the other ones in iraq's western anbar province it's called the base iraq says $22.00 missiles were fired in total and that there were no iraqi casualties but iran's foreign minister said the united states must back down or face the consequences. people said very clearly that if the united states takes any further action iran viewed respond accordingly and we would respond in a very harsh way but proportionately we did not start this process of escalation the united states raged an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a useful role by informing the united states of the serious error in their analysis that they should stop listening to clowns that they should based their policy based on realities and not some

retaliation rob matheson al-jazeera. when iran's foreign minister jihad zarif said his country will respond in proportion to any reaction from the united states we have said very clearly that if the united states takes any further action it on viewed respond accordingly and we would respond in a very harsh way but proportionately well we did not start this process of escalation day united states rage an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a useful role by informing the united states of the serious error in their analysis that they should stop listening to clowns that they should base their policy based on realities and not some evolutions of some clowns who have ambitions of strip. barbara joins us live now from the iranian capital so lots of reactions coming from iran's foreign minister zarif well most he's been saying. well he said that this is something the revolutionary guards ha

killing of its top commander rob matheson has the very latest. this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is struck the plane flies on for several minutes before turning back towards to han airport where security cameras capture the moment it hits the ground among the dead was $63.00 canadians we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by in your opinion a surface to air missile at the time of the crash in iran. had fired missiles at bases in iraq hosting u.s. troops iran's military was prepared for a u.s. response but iran says the plane was not hit by a missile had to go near. any statement made before extracting the information contained in the black box is groundless however i'd like to assure you that the aircraft was not hit by a missile the aircraft was on fire for one and a half minutes after taking off so the pilot decided to return to the airport but he had many technical

and i'm rob matheson and this is the new zone live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq's parliament votes to expel all fallen troops days after the assassination of a rainy and general hossam solo money by the u.s. . iran says it's rolling back on its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal and there will be no limits on its uranium enrichment capacity. chaos in venezuela's parliament where the opposition is accusing the government of mounting a coup. also ahead 3 u.s. service members are killed an aircraft are destroyed after al shabaab fighters stormed a kenyan army base. plus the treasures of ancient egyptian king tilton come on now ronald world tool will explain what the exhibit could mean for egypt. while the fallout from the u.s. military's assassination of iran's 2nd most powerful man major general qassam soleimani is spreading fast in baghdad politicians have voted to expel all foreign troops in the country the non-binding moves being backed by iraq's outgoing prime minister. the vote was followed by a number of rocket attacks inside.

and i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws so help you god i do as the impeachment trial against president donald trump officially begins that our new revelations about his alleged efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival. ceasefire broken attacks resume on syria's edler province with at least 21 people killed. a new migrants caravan is building in guatemala and it's expect.

retaliation rob matheson al-jazeera. was also jabari joins us now from tehran and there are some lots of reaction coming from iran today let's just start with jovan sorry for myself was he sends and the scorning. well the foreign minister was at the weekly cabinet meeting and i think his message was one that was shared by all the other cabinet members of president rouhani government and that is that this is a proportionate response and this is something that the iranians had to do and it is now up to the united states really the ball is in their court if they choose to respond to this attack the iranians are not afraid to continue this more further rather the foreign minister said that this is really just the beginning of what iran believes to be their response in light of the assassination of the late general us insulin money the foreign minister also pointed out to the fact that the european union has remained silent the european countries really their silence is telling they need to be aware that they owe their safety

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes world leaders prepare for a meeting to resolve the conflict in libya but russia isn't confident they'll reach a deal. in his 1st friday sermon in 80 years iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei calls for a national unity and condemns western powers. investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton now ken starr will represent donald trump at his trial. and small game urgency with 4 european cities among the most polluted in the world protesters demand their governments take action. so we're going to begin with diplomatic moves ahead of a highly anticipated summit in balin on sunday which is aimed at ending the conflict in libya what has met the prime minister of greece now greece has been excluded from the summit and it's the main regional rival of turkey russia and turkey support opposing sides in the conflict they will be battling a conference the goal is to end fighting between hostile forces and the u.n. recognize government of. the most important thing now is. af

way both social media site china now has to control the virus and prevent the spread of panic rob matheson al-jazeera and then there the authorities in hong kong who are saying that they're looking at more than $200.00 suspected cases thousands of people have been turning off of the city's hospitals. yesterday we have more than 5000. and 10 this. medical that occupancy rate is 97 percent actually it's quite full but not as full as the peak of the when the search so right now is slightly better but we often we perceive that after the chinese new year long holiday usually there will be a further search in the amount of the amount not just from the isolation that but from the other things like the flu symptoms. other kinds of the season but our correspondent adrian brown is in hong kong and he told us that many residents are simply staying at home. i am at a flower market in causeway bay in central hong kong this is an annual lunar new year event but as you can see far fewer people here this year various reasons of that the virus of course and also the ongoing political protests here in hong

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. this panzi will be held accountable no one is above the law signed sealed delivered articles of impeachment against donald trump have been submitted to the senate for the trial of a president for the 3rd time in u.s. history. iran's president blames what he calls the u.s. are against for fueling mayhem in the middle east and repeats his call for all foreign troops to leave. all change in russia the entire government has resigned and a new prime minister is named as president putin pushes ahead with a constitutional overhaul. and a burning issue the new climate data which shows the past decade was the hottest on record. while the u.s. house of representatives has just delivered the articles of impeachment against donald trump to the senate only the 3rd president to face such proceedings in american history speaker nancy pelosi signed the document that represents the start of a trial against president tom and follows a vote and the democrats controlled house where 7 members have also be

killing of its top commander rob matheson brings us all the latest. this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is struck. the plane flies on for several minutes before turning back towards to han airport where security cameras capture the moment it hits the ground among the dead were $63.00 canadians we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering in a surface to air missiles at the time of the crash iran had fired missiles at bases in iraq hosting us troops iran's military was prepared for a u.s. response but iran says the plane was not hit by a missile had. any statement made before extracting the information contained in the black box is groundless however i'd like to assure you that the aircraft was not hit by a missile the aircraft was on fire for one and a half minutes after taking off so the pilot decided to return to the airport but he had many technical issues at hand. i

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes donald trump threatening sanctions against iraq after its parliament voted to expel u.s. forces following the assassination of iranian general costs and so on and on. iran says it's abandoning all limits on your radio enrichment effectively ending its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal. 3 u.s. personnel are killed in aircraft or destroyed off the fighters storm a kenyan on the big splash. venezuela's opposition denounces what it's calling a parliamentary crude after leader one fido is physically blocked from attending. cooler weather and some welcome rain off oh bushfire rest fight in a strain but nowhere near enough to end the unprecedented disaster. the us president donald trump is threatening sanctions against iraq he says american troops will not slieve the country unless baghdad pays for what he's calling an expensive u.s. air base there the warning comes after a rocky politicians voted to expel all foreign troops in response to america's assassination of iranian come and across and s

but i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws so help you god i do as the impeachment trial against president donald trump officially begins that our new revelations about his alleged efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival. broken attacks resume on syria's ablett province with at least 21 people killed. a new migrants caravan is building in guatemala and it's expected to get bigger with people hoping to reach the u.s. . the united nations considers setting up a monitoring mission in libya to keep an eye on any potential future cease fire. i mean again this news in the united states where the senate has launched formal proceedings for the impeachment trial of president donald trump as democrats have read the charges in congress what set in motion the legal process the trial which donald trump has denounced as a condo by the democrats is going to start next week i did jocasta reports from capitol hill. the ceremony laden impeachment trial of presi

reaction and as a baby is in tehran will be speaking to them in a moment but 1st this report from rob matheson. this is iran's promised response to the u.s. assassination of top iranian general seem solomonic ballistic missiles soaring into the night sky their targets to iraqi military bases housing thousands of u.s. soldiers iranians are taking the credit to hit back directly they wouldn't even leave their proxies to deliver the message that their american. kind of saving face for them because killing soleimani is it's an insult from the americans. iranian establishment to iranian state all and therefore i think you're ronnie and has to retire on twitter this was u.s. president donald trump's response all is well he's added casualties and damage are being assessed and said so far so good he's also said the u.s. has the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far the question is whether that military will be used to retaliate against these attacks u.s. troops are based at the side air base in iraq one of the 2 targets hit by iranian missiles ever since president scott

and i'm rob matheson and this is the new zone live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq's parliament votes to expel all fallen troops days after the assassination of a rainy and general hossam solo money by the u.s. . iran says it's rolling back on its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal and there will be no limits on its uranium enrichment capacity. chaos in venezuela's parliament where the opposition is accusing the government of mounting a coup. also ahead 3 u.s. service members are killed an aircraft are destroyed after al shabaab fighters stormed a kenyan army base. plus the treasures of ancient egyptian king tilton come on now ronald world tool will explain what the exhibit could mean for egypt. while the fallout from the u.s. military's assassination of iran's 2nd most powerful man major general hossam soleimani is spreading fast in baghdad politicians have voted to expel all foreign troops in the country the non-binding moves being backed by iraq's outgoing prime minister. the vote was followed by a number of rocket attacks inside the heavily fortified green zone

helping to develop a man's economic and social strategy well speak to our guest in a moment but 1st rob matheson looks back sultan qaboos is life. bin saeed al saeed was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later soltan co boss was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later backed by the british sultan qaboos seize the throne he was immediately plunged into his 1st crisis an uprising by communists in though far in the south of a man who wanted independence it took a further 6 years before the fighting ended with the man being supported by forces from britain jordan and iran. a man's links with iran as well as its foreign policy of maintaining good relations with other neighboring countries have made it one of the main negotiators in the gulf that flexible foreign policy has been controversial in

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. this president will be held accountable no one is above the law signed sealed delivered articles of impeachment against donald trump have been submitted to the senate for the trial of a president for the 3rd time in u.s. history. iran's president blames what he calls the u.s. are against.

way both social media site china now has to control the virus and prevent the spread of panic rob matheson al-jazeera well doctors in hong kong have treated more than 200 patients suspected of having the virus thousands of people have presented themselves to hospital emergency departments. yesterday we have found more than $5000.00. a year 10 this. medical occupancy rate is 97 percent actually it's quite useful but not as full as the peak of the when the search so right now is slightly better but we are we perceive that after the chinese new year go on holiday usually there will be further search in the amount of the amount not just from the isolation that but from the other things like the flu symptoms. other kinds of the season well meanwhile the number of confirmed cases outside of china continues to grow the u.s. is reporting its 2nd case and the pole is also claimed its 1st case cases have also been found in hong kong as we've heard the thailand south korea and singapore airports around the world have stepped up screening of travelers arriving from affected regions there is no vaccine

retaliation rob matheson al jazeera. iran's president says revenge for saddam on his assassination will include seeing the u.s. kicked out of the middle east. that says soleimani as these him are all very close of the head of do soleimani juice or his revered hand me his body in videos and pictures the revenge for venice is to force america out of this region the real revenge of the ultimate response by regional nations as we america is expelled from this region and its head of aggression its counsel for eva. let's go live now to the iranian capital was there a store such a body is there for a so as we saw door so iran's leaders have been speaking today the supreme leader said that the missile strikes were a slap in the face for the us what else did he say. yes he was speaking at an event that was scheduled event to commemorate the anniversary of the uprising prior to the revolution in the holy city of form the supreme leader's position is that this was just a taste of what is to come if the united states doesn't leave t

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes world leaders prepare for a meeting to resolve the conflict in libya but russia isn't confident they'll reach a deal. that we all knew. in his 1st fridays on an 80 years iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali a family calls for national unity and condemns western powers. the investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton now ken starr will represent donald trump at his trial. and small game at.

retaliation rob matheson al-jazeera. iran's foreign minister jevons that effects emphasize that tehran's next steps will depend on the reaction from the u.s. people said very clearly that if the united states takes any further action iran did respond accordingly and we would respond in a very harsh way but proportionately well we did not start this process of escalation the united states rage an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a useful role by informing the united states of the serious error in their analysis that they should stop listening to clowns that they should base their policy based on realities and not some evolutions of some clowns who have ambitions of strip there's more news ahead here on al-jazeera including calls for an urgent ceasefire in libya and turkey and russia want to see peace by sunday indian workers take their anger to the streets tens of thousands of stri

credited with modernizing the gulf country and mediating between rivals in a very volatile region rob matheson looks back at his life. saeed al saeed was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later sultan co boss was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later backed by the british sultan qaboos seize the throne he was immediately plunged into his 1st crisis an uprising by communists in though far in the south of a man who wanted independence it took a further 6 years before the fighting ended with the man being supported by forces from britain jordan and iran. a man's links with iran as well as its foreign policy of maintaining good relations with other neighboring countries have made it one of the main negotiators in the gulf that flexible foreign policy has been controversial in october 28th

qaboos for inside al sayed he's ruled since 1970 but he had suffered illness over recent years rob matheson looks back at his life. it was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later what he did basically is modernizing the country opening the country to outsiders and thirdly looking at the domestic politics and try to move on to state formation where building is institutions and related elements sort unco bourse was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later backed by the british sultan qaboos seize the throne he was immediately plunged into his 1st crisis an uprising by communists in though far in the south of a man who wanted independence it took a further 6 years before the fighting ended with the man being supported by forces from britain jordan and iran. are man's links with iran as we

way both social media site china now has to control the virus and prevent the spread of panic rob matheson al-jazeera and just an update the chinese government is now reporting that the death toll from the virus has jumped to $41.00 patrick parrot green is an international economist at the ad macro he says the outbreak could impact the global economy. the economic repercussions when you have 16 cities now as far as i know under lockdown 46000000 people and you think about logistical challenges it's chinese new year new lunar new year which is like christmas it's a big spending period and you've got to think and world w.h.o. believes this is going to last for months so economic activity will be curtailed and the world will suffer if china's going slower or need let less oil it will be buying fewer consumer goods because the time of crisis like this or not is think about this on the way in the saving i mean how does a city cope with a lockdown and all its food supplies the normal day to day logistics that we just take for granted or is that going to have to be controlled by the government wi

retaliation rob matheson al-jazeera. so let's show you exactly where those are rainy and strikes took place 2 iraqi bases were hit one of them is in a bill that's in iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region the other one is in western iraq's anbar province it's called the main base iraq says $22.00 missiles were fired in total and that there were no iraqi casualties well we have a team of correspondents monitoring all the latest developments in a fault in iraq's capital. we'll have more on president trump's reaction but 1st let's go straight to our sebag who is live for us in tehran the iranian capital said it was a rather sobering speech from the supreme leader had some brainy lengthy praise for custom silliman he didn't. yes he did got some for the money was a friend of his but also you have to address this because this myside attack is the retaliation that he the i.d.c. commanders and the people have been talking about is that what the people in the streets have been demanding now gotten so the money was the 2nd most pop

the crash others are waiting to find out when the bodies of their loved ones might return home rob matheson al-jazeera. well dorsett bari is sent to her and she has more now on what aviation officials in iran have been saying. this was a press conference that was given by the head of iran's civil aviation authorities and the man in charge of that said that it was actually impossible for this plane to have been struck by any kind of missile or a projector device because the plane was on fire for over a minutes and 30 seconds in the air before it crashed and that means according to the iranian calculations that it wasn't struck by anything that there was actually they believe there was a technical malfunction of this plane it took off. 6 minutes after it took off it crashed so the iranians are now looking into this entire incident the iranian president has. expressed his condolences to the families victims we're also hearing that there are. people coming from the united states france and canada to help with the aviation authorities in iran along with their investigation we also know that ukra

the crash others are waiting to find out when the bodies of their loved ones might return home rob matheson al-jazeera. last had begun and he has more on what they were any an aviation officials had to. iran is still maintaining that this aircraft was not struck by a missile now the aviation authority here did say that it was some amateur footage however they did that very fired that new york times footage that showed a projectile going and apparently hitting some sort of aircraft but what they did say was the case a bit more information about the flight the said that it caught fire for about a minute and a half to 2 minutes he said that the pilot did contact marabout airport which is a mom for many airport marabout airport is a domestic airport that deals with domestic flights here and ron he said that he sought permission to climb to a high altitude of 26000 feet now they've said that they recovered the black box with the data and that they will try to recover that they feel that they have the expertise to recover it but if they don't they will seek assistance from other countries such as

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes donald trump threatening sanctions against iraq after its parliament voted to expel the u.s. forces following the assassination of iranian general costs and sort of money. iran says it's abandoning all limits on your radio in richmond effectively ending its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal.

. ♪ i'm rob matheson and this is the newshour life.orld next 60 minutes, leaders resolve the conflict in lilibya but russia is not confident ththey wl reacach a deal. in his firststriday sermrmon in eight years, iran's supreme leader calls for national u uniy anand condemns western powers. he led the investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton. now ken starr will represent donald trump at his trial. and smog emergency. with four european cities among the most polluted in the world, protesters demand the government take action. ♪ rob: we will begin with diplomatic moves ahead of a highly anticipated summit in berlin on sunday which is aimed at ending the conflicts in libya. he has met the prime minister of greece. greece has been excluded from the summit and it is the main regional rival of turkey. russia and turkey support opposing sides of the conflict. they will be at the berlin conference. the goal is to end fighting between forces. the most important thing now is that after the berlin conference, if everything

retaliation rob matheson al jazeera. for the past half hour arounds president has on rouhani has tweeted general salim mani forte's heroically against isis al nusra and al qaida he says if it weren't for his war on terror european capitals would be great and great danger he continues our final answer to his assassination will be to kick all u.s. forces outs of the region well that was a message echoed by foreign minister shovelled serif he emphasized that iran's next steps will depend on the reaction from the u.s. . people said very clearly that if the united states takes any that action get on board respond accordingly and we would respond in a very harsh way but proportionately very we did not start this process of escalation day united states rage an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a role by informing the united states of the c.d.'s that are in there now this is that they shou

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes world leaders prepare for a meeting to resolve the conflict in libya but russia isn't confident they'll reach a deal. to avert. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei calls for national unity and condemns western powers donald trump says he better watch his words.

the crash others are waiting to find out when the bodies of their loved ones might return home rob matheson al-jazeera. the u.s. house of representatives sounds votes it's a limits president donald trump's military options against iran it went through along party lines but it's unlikely to pass in the republican held senate democrats accuse trump of acting recklessly in ordering the drone strike which killed some soul money russia has announced a cease fire in the province of idlib the last rebel held area in syria hundreds of people have been killed there in the past year. and libyan warlord hell if i have to has rejected calls by russia and turkey for a cease fire to be implemented there by sunday it's a country supports opposing sides in the conflict moscow backs have to use forces have been trying to seize tripoli since april. india's supreme court has ordered a review of the locks and an indian administered kashmir the local governments must submit a reports within a week you delhi revoked the region's autonomy back in august. thousands of people have been protesting across australia t

you know i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws so help you god i do as the impeachment trial against president donald trump officially begins there are new revelations about his alleged efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival. hundreds of migrants enter guatemala to join a rock.

i know i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws so help you god i do as the impeachment trial against president donald trump officially begins there are new revelations about his alleged efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival. hundreds of migrants enter guatemala to join a rapidly growing caravan that hopes to reach the united states. the united nations considers setting up a monitoring mission in libya to keep an eye on any potential future cease fire. and we want to be the president is going to run why supporters of the gambia is former president want him to rule again despite his controversial cumin rights record. the us senate has launched formal proceedings for the impeachment trial of president donald trump house democrats read the charges and congress which sets in motion the legal process the trial which donald trump has denounced as a condo by the democrats is going to start next week i did joe castro has more from capitol hill. the

legacy is his determination to turn american basketball and its stars into a global phenomenon rob matheson al-jazeera the league's most valuable player of last year and set a combo has made a perfect start to 2020 he was in great form again as the milwaukee bucks took on the minnesota timberwolves the greeks ghar start scoring 32 points in the 106204 victory getting his 30th double double of the season takes the bucs winning streak to 4 games and they're still riding high at the top of the eastern conference standings. and. in football superstar forwards lots on abraham rich has arrived in italy to rejoin ac milan the swede has signed a 6 month deal with the club after a stint in the m.l.s. with l.a. galaxy zlatan previously played for milan between 20102012 helping the elite title as the last time they won the skid at type his task this time will be helping the club rebuild their season a.c.l. struggling down in 11th in syria. australian open champion novak djokovic has criticised the revamp of the tennis season saying that the new a.t.p. cup is confusing the shuttle jack which will repre

retaliation rob matheson al-jazeera. e.u. foreign ministers are due to hold emergency talks on the us iran crisis on friday the european union has called for restraint saying it's in no one's interest to turn up the spiral of violence in. the current situation or to driscoll their 1st call defies years and also has implications for the important work of the coalition relations rocket attack on air bases in iraq used by us and the quality of forces among them he dupion forces by yet another example of a skill a should in an increased confrontation. still to come on this al-jazeera news hour turning on the gas opening the energy pipeline from russia to turkey one leaders call for peace in libya. indian workers take their anger to the streets millions strike over government economic policies. and in support the elim picture frame isn't the only source of heat make an impact at the winter games. ukraine international airline says the plane that crashed in iran was one of its best and the pilots among its most experienced all 176

. ♪ i'm rob matheson and this is the newshour life.ext 60 minutes, leaders resolve the conflict in lilibya but russia is not confident ththey wl reacach a deal. in his firststriday sermrmon in eight years, iran's supreme leader calls for national u uniy anand condemns western powers. he led the investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton. now ken

transition of power has been swift even as the country into 3 official days of mourning we begin with rob matheson who looks at the blues life and legacy. it was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later sort unco bourse was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later backed by the british sultan qaboos seize the throne he was immediately plunged into his 1st crisis an uprising by communists in though far in the south of a man who wanted independence it took a further 6 years before the fighting ended with the man being supported by forces from britain jordan and iran. are man's links with iran as well as its foreign policy of maintaining good relations with other neighboring countries have made it one of the main negotiators in the gulf that flexible foreign policy has been controversial in octob

legacy is his determination to turn american basketball and its stars into a global phenomenon rob matheson al-jazeera. well the league's most valuable player of last season at the cobo has made a perfect start to 2020 he was in great form again as the milwaukee bucks took on the minnesota timberwolves a greek start scoring 32 points in the 106104 victory getting his 30th double double of the season as well it takes the books winning streak to 4 games and they're still riding high up top of the eastern conference under. the most highly anticipated n.b.a. debut in years is edging closer design williamson who is this season's number one draft pick has trained for the 1st time with his new orleans pelicans teammates since he had knee surgery the rookie forward was a huge star college level but the start of his career was put on hold after getting injured in preseason it was grima. being back out there on the court very clearly on the pro those guys was it was a great experience all goes back out there in football superstar forwards lots on abraham rich has arrived in italy to rejoin ac milan t

hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes world leaders prepare for a meeting to resolve the conflict in libya but russia isn't confident they'll reach a deal. with. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei calls for national unity and condemns western powers donald trump says he better watch his words. let the investigation into the impeachment of u.s. president bill clinton now ken starr will represent donald trump at his trial. thousands of migrants gather in guatemala all routes to the u.s. but mexico's president says he will not allow them to pass through his country. russia has cautioned both sides and maybe this conflict ahead of a highly anticipated summit and balun on sunday acting foreign minister sergei lavrov as wallowed khalifa haftar and prime minister of the un back to government fi is. to come together in berlin without adding conditions on the terms of the meeting is currently in greece ahead of those talks which are aimed at ending the 9 month conflict globality the most important thing now is that after the b