their financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania. being homeless in hungary has become a criminal offense now police are rounding up and fining people living on the streets others have gone into hiding making them even more vulnerable to the harsh winter weather john a whole reports from the captain. the sleek clean boulevards of budapest this is how increasingly all solitary and government wants them to look no refugees or illegal immigrants and no no homeless people either we're just trying to enable our author of this to step up against something which we believe is against human nature and human dignity and we would like public spaces to get their meaning back and operate as they were intended it's not a decision the government took lightly a previous attempt was ruled a violation of human dignity by the constitutional court so the government changed the constitution itself all of which is heartbreaking to people like youngish torak janish lives in a caravan after he lost his home his job even

of these kinds of announcements and hoping that this will be the first of more to come christmas salumiwith the latest on that breaking news from washington kristen thank you well the u.k. france germany and spain have given president eight days to call a fresh election if he doesn't they say that they will also fishley recognize why do as the interim president the ultimatum prompted an angry reaction from the president of the proma due to a constituent assembly yes that's what i gather no no no. duty really i say they've given the right days to. go to hell when there's very little thank orders from anybody. and as we heard the u.s. is also increasing the pressure on the do it all at a heated u.n. security council meeting secretary of state might pump a zero call for countries to end their financial dealings with a man who is government and pick a side in the dispute i can reports now from the united nations in new york. a highly unusual weekend session and at the outset russia made very clear its opposition to the proceeding arguing that any u.n. involvement in venezuela constituted a

want the suspected leader of the senate lower drug cartel to be sentenced to life in prison kristen salumi has more. video evidence shows an american drug enforcement agent and mexican marines raiding a home in search of joaquin el chapo guzman whose trial is playing out like a tele novella in a brooklyn courtroom the agent leading that raid testified about capturing guzman in two thousand and fourteen after guzman self described right hand man alex of twenty days dropped a bombshell in the court describing a bribe to former mexican president and ricky pena nieto so when days who has himself pleaded guilty to trafficking charges testified that guzman bragged about paying yet so one hundred million dollars a claim yetto spokesman has called false and absurd the bribery claims are being raised by attorneys for guzman who have suggested that another man is smiles and body is the true leader of this in a lower drug cartel prosecutors asked the judge not to allow questioning regarding government bribes saying it was relevant but the judge denied the motion. and the documents revealed more accus

better chance of getting through when the exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumial jazeera new york. hello again i'm elizabeth of the headlines on allergists aoa promise to date has been defeated by the largest margin and u.k. paul of entry history the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. after the votes they all labor party called for a vote of no confidence and the government which could trigger a general election that is likely to be defeated may must present an alternative back supply.

has now found hundreds of priests in one state frayed on thousands of children for decades krista salumi traveled to pennsylvania to see how the church and its victims they're responding. in the diocese of harrisburg at the first in a series of meetings bishop ronald gaynor explains to catholics what's being done to stop clergy abuse and help victims including setting up a compensation fund i hope that this is the beginning as one step to forward for a better safer catholic church but it isn't enough for the forty sisters five of whom were abused in the diocese by the same priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence and the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not pressing charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned that the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was a vali

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumi al jazeera new york and that doesn't for the new thank you very much for watching. the weather online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has codebase i legal protest i'll start to pull the students force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice and for votes and lots of different reasons what's different types of bricks join the global conversation on al jazeera. january on al-jazeera. an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth. as brazil gets ready to swear in its controversial president we'll have live coverage from brasilia an award winning series showcasing hard hitting stories from the world's most populous regions. as the united states prepares for a new congress we'll examine what this will mean for the country and the world. with maybe a trend is constantly changing the

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumi al jazeera new york. already it's time for the weather now rob is here and he's taking us to canada yes which should be reliably frozen in the winter but like most weather in the world it's not anymore but however let me take you to toronto where it is cold enough for this some really aside now this doesn't this huge thing and i don't our strength there or enjoying it is when to the average temperature but plus two by day however there's a huge puddle of water on top of this is warmer than you might expect in complete contrast from last year which was a really cold one you know it is in fact the east coast of the u.s. and canada have been recently this is a deflating from the rain that slow moving front in this will have happened in both tennessee and kentucky not a huge amount but it's already wet and that's the frontal system you think should be so we sweeping out of the way not necessary now there is cold air out is just come back in again into the dakotas from the middle of canada

causing the viewer to wonder what's real leaving no doubt warhols work still resonates christian salumi al jazeera new york. well the annual consumer electronics show is underway in the us usually it's a place for innovators and new technology but this year there is anxiety over tumbling stock prices trade tensions and as rob reynolds reports from las vegas a lack of new ideas. four thousand companies from dozens of countries rolled out new products at the consumer electronics show l.g.'s new flexible t.v. screen made a big splash l.g. has an all ad t.v. sixty five inches that rolls down and disappears from view into a box that is the first roman flexible screen that we've seen produced from a major television manufacture the price tag around three thousand dollars this year there's an air of anxiety in these corridors tech stocks have been tumbling on wall street apple made a surprise announcement it would miss sales targets blaming weak demand in china chinese telecommunications giant weiwei is here even though its chief financial officer is under house arrest in canada fighting ameri

latest in a series of measures by the trump ministration to try and push me out of office christine salumi has this report. the united states is now putting its money as well as its endorsement behind the venezuelan opposition posing sanctions on venezuela's state owned oil company petter they say the path to sanctions relief for pad of a so is through the expeditious transfer of control to the interim president or a subsequent democratically elected government who is committed to taking concrete and meaningful actions to combat corruption but the trumpet ministration has president nicolas maduro in its sights hoping to weaken his support with the military which now controls the oil company and so far is standing behind him the duro vowed legal action to protect citgo it's us me subsidiary thumbelina. with this move that trying to steal six go promised the venezuelan people to be on alert finn is buying up today the united states has decided to take that road of stealing the company citgo from venezuela and that is an illegal drug the aim of the sanctions is to direct oil revenues to the s

there are financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania. i'm just on the attainder high and these are the top stories the u.s. president has denied accusations he concealed details of his meetings with russia's native that a man pearson the washington post alleges donald trump took back the no it's made by his interpreter following a meeting in hamburg in twenty seventeen why not release the conversation that you had with president putin in house thinking along with some other stops that might involve the. sore on the whole lot of them well janine i would i don't care i mean i had a conversation like every president does you sit with the president to various countries i do it with all countries we had a great conversation we were talking about israel and securing israel and for lots of other things and it was a great conversation i'm not keeping anything under wraps i couldn't care less the runner up in the democratic republic of congo is presidential election says the vote has been fraudulent mohsen fail

better chance of getting through when they exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumi al jazeera new york. hello again i'm elizabeth rodham in the headlines on allergists aoa promise to trees and david has been defeated by the largest margin and u.k. parliamentary history the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. after the votes the opposition labor party called for a vote of no confidence and the government which could trigger a general election ballot that is likely to be defeated may must present an alternative bracks a plan on monday. every day that passes without this issue being resolved means more uncertainty more bitterness and more rancor the government of. the house has said tonight but i ask members on all sides of the house to listen to the british people who want this issue settled. and to work with the government to do just. what e.u. leaders are insisting that the deal is the best they can offer. listen to us agree . on or sorry to. richard do you trust the reason may. more gunfire and explosions have been

better chance of getting through when the exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumi al jazeera new york. and i would animalism a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera bush promised a treason may is facing a no confidence vote off to have bricks that day and was defeated in parliament the hours to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. the leader of the labor party has called for the vote on wednesday and that could trigger a general election.

festival can also help change the script when it comes to us iranian political relations kristen salumi al jazeera new york. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera britain's prime minister has urged m.p.'s to take a second look at ibrox a deal ahead of a key vote on tuesday may is facing a likely defeat when parliament votes on the divorce agreement she has negotiated with you. know it is not perfect and yes it is a compromise but when the history books are written people will look at the decision. the decision. on the countries of the european union. to safeguard our economy our security and. the british people drown the presidents of the united states and turkey have discussed cooperation on northern syria they talked about creating a safe zone on sunday trump war and he devastate turkey's economy if its forces attacked us back to kurdish fighters the international criminal court is set to decide whether to release the former ivory coast president laurent gbagbo has been detained for the last seven years he's accused of four counts of crimes against humanity following a disputed elec

protests it was near a nine eleven memorial and included a flag of saudi arabia zeros christened salumi explains at first glance there are hardly offensive giant pieces of candy wrapped in the flags of g. twenty nations countries that represent the world's twenty leading industrialized and emerging economies but seeing the flag of saudi arabia as part of a public art exhibit so close to the september eleventh memorial made terry strada furious to have it anywhere near nine eleven memorial let alone right there beside the oculus in the side where the reflecting pools are it was insulting and extremely hurtful stratas husband the father of her three children died in the world trade center attack of two thousand and one fifteen of the nineteen hijackers who carried out the attack were saudi just days after strada complained to the public agency responsible for the exhibit it was taken down to be relocated the port authority said in a statement we believe the solution respects the unique sensitivities of the site and preserves the artistic integrity of the exhibit in recent years strada has

causing the viewer to wonder what's real leaving no doubt warhols work still resonates christian salumi al-jazeera new york iran you can catch up any time with all the news on our website www dot com. reminder the top stories here now jazeera at least three anti-government demonstrators have been killed in sudan after police used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse crowds in the city of on it happened during a number of protests against against as well as in support of the president omar bashir have been more than three weeks of demonstrations against the rising cost of food and fuel but the share remains defiant rejecting calls for him to step down that you know. we are all together hand in hand joining forces to maintain stability however some are adopting foreign agendas being operated by outside forces to the sudan however we reiterate those who are seeking power they are welcome however there's only one route to grab power it is the ballot box it is only through transparent free elections and it's up to you the sudanese people to decide the u.s. partial government shutdown is

exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumi al-jazeera new york . and i will get on that as a problem in doha but the headlines on al-jazeera british prime minister treason may is facing a no confidence vote after have brecht's that dean was defeated in parliament the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. the leader of the labor party has called for the vote later on wednesday and that could trigger a general election but it's likely to be defeated may must present an alternative plan on monday every day that passes without this issue being resolved means more uncertainty more bitterness and more rancor the government of hurt has heard what the house has said tonight but i ask members on all sides of the house to listen to the british people who want this issue settle. down to work with the government to do just that. now e.u. leaders and cystic the deal is the best they can offer the march twenty ninth the brics a deadline can be extended but all e.u. member states would have to approve it. you don't

festival can also help change the script when it comes to us iranian political relations kristen salumi al jazeera new york. and i got in sport a wedding star for the defending women's champion at the australian. on counting the cost blame it on breaks it one trillion dollars worth of assets shifted out of the u.k. change is in the aviation plus small and creepy the latest consumer gadgets connected to the internet on show in las vegas counting the cost on al-jazeera. time for sport with andy. thank you very much well former world number one andy murray says he'll do everything he can carry on playing at the highest level but admits he may need further surgery on a hip injury for that to happen murray was talking after a first round exit of the australian open sun hamish reports. could this have been andy murray's last match the former world number one was up against a bit of a to stow goods in the first round of the australian open the britain was unable to finish off a determined comeback and prolong his stay at a tournament where he's been a finalist on five ok's and my has been stru

or ability to pay and some americans want to see the health initiative spread nationwide christian salumi has more everybody a surprise announcement from the mayor of new york from this moment on a new york city everyone is guaranteed the right to health care we are saying the word guarantee because we can make it happen without bill de blasio a democrat extended basic health privileges to more than a half million new yorkers half of them said to be undocumented immigrants. because of washington won't act then our state government should act but you know what we don't wait here in new york city we don't wait his polar opposite is the u.s. president donald trump who's led a migrant crackdown and the dismantling of obamacare millions of american families and i mean millions continue to suffer from obamacare health care coverage remains a deeply partisan issue in the united states the liberal wing of the democratic party has taken up calls to adopt a federally funded single payer system that would cover all americans rich and poor alike the fact is new york is already providing health care t

and they made very clear that all options are still on the table christine thank you krisna salumi in washington. zero is not been given permission to report from venezuela but today suburban covering the crisis there from argentina is capital. from where she joins us live now so. we understand the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is speaking right now . well that's correct he is right now on venezuelan state television he's appearing with the diplomatic personnel that returned from the united states that it's not forget that last week nicolette mother would have broke relations with the united states while he's receiving the diplomats right now at the presidential palace the precedents of favorite press and very tool for venezuela state owned company is to the palace so what's been happening in venezuela very interesting because right after the united states announced that it was seizing the assets of venezuela's state owned company. there was a communique by one while you know where he was saying that he was starting a strategy to request control of all of venezuela's four ng ass

their financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania. government. because they didn't know how to protect themselves. i a disaster drill at this school in just after earthquakes happen all over indonesia but of the six thousand schools in jakarta only one hundred sixty five have been taught how to respond in case of an emergency for many children into law ese disaster drills are too late. so five years are studying intense after their schools collapsed during the seven point five earthquake on september twenty eighth teachers and children say there was panic when the quake struck. that. my mom disappeared into the mud that suddenly appeared around us and then me and my brother to my uncle came in we screamed for help he rescued us and brought us to a safe place it's important to be taught about disasters so we're not confused about what to do and where to go. the earthquake struck at six in the evening this is what do you to avoid. the next morning. but i have to be honest when the earthquake struck i

their financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania the leader of britain's main opposition labor party says he will table a motion of no confidence if the prime minister's brags that deal is rejected by m.p.'s on tuesday jeremy coleman says leaving the european union without a deal will be catastrophic britain is supposed to leave remember on the twenty ninth of march my own view is that i would rather get negotiated deal now if we can to stop the danger of a no deal from the twenty not to march which would be catastrophic for industry catastrophic to trade and for the long term effects of that would be huge i think parliament did vote for an amendment to the finance bill this week which indicated its opposition to no deal but isn't totally specific on that we will do everything we can to prevent and no deal except. the greek government is in danger of collapse because of the name change agreement with neighboring macedonia prime minister and access to press is calling for a vote of confidence in his

better chance of getting through when the exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumi al jazeera new york automakers say u.s. president donald trump's trade war with china is creating uncertainty and driving at steel and aluminum prices it's a hot topic at the north american auto show in detroit from where john hendren reports. here in the hallowed home of the american auto industry there is a collective case of terror of terror tariffs is really given us more uncertainty in the street that is already very uncertain you know every body which uses metals is seeing increased prices even if they were sourced domestically because the domestic sources are seeing greater demand. of the biggest automakers here at the north american international auto show in detroit the motor city's own ford and general motors say tariffs are cutting twenty eight hundred profits by a billion dollars each the world's largest car market china the target of u.s. steel tariffs is contracting and after a nearly decade long auto industry boom forecasters say the industry is due to decline in twenty

better chance of getting through when the exhibit moves to its new location the airport christian salumi al jazeera new york. well you can read more about that story as well as the day's top stories by heading to our website. dot com. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour the u.k. government is facing a vote of no confidence after an overwhelming defeat of prime minister to resign. parliament debate is underway and it could trigger a general election may says now is not the time for a leadership change. today as we look ahead to the days vote back in the government today would enable us to find a way forward on breaks it and on the issues that she says that matter. and ensure that this country has the government it needs to take its forward for which to deliver on the referendum at least fifteen people some of the members of the u.s. military have been killed in an explosion in the northern syrian city of another nineteen were injured areas under the control of the kurdish peoples protection units also known as the y.p. there has been increased tension along the turkish syria

found hundreds of priests in one state alone preyed on thousands of children over decades kristen salumi has been to pennsylvania to see how the church and indeed its victims are responding. in the diocese of harrisburg at the first in a series of meetings bishop ronald gaynor explains to catholics what's being done to stop clergy abuse and help victims including setting up a compensation fund i hope that this is the beginning as one step to the forward for a better safer catholic church but it isn't enough for the forty sisters five of whom were abused in the diocese by the same priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence and the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not pressing charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned that the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was

pay something free for those who cannot and experiment the entire country will be watching kristen salumi al-jazeera new york let's give you all the support now and his speeches were thank you very much pressure is mounting on thailand to free a footballer facing extradition to bahrain the sport's governing body. foreign minister calling for hakim return to australia where he has a refugee status allowed a he is a professional at a club in melbourne but was a race to be in november a holiday in bangkok he's wanted in bahrain where human rights advocates say he's likely to be told to do even killed in a statement fifi says it's calling on all the relevant authorities in bahrain thailand and australia to take the necessary steps to ensure that mr hakim allowed b. is allowed to return safely to a straightaway he can resume his career as a professional footballer straight his foreign minister has been meeting officials in bangkok about a case our correspondent wayne hague has more. australia's foreign minister marie spain raised to government's concerns about this case during a visit to the t

prosecutors want the suspected leader of the sinhala drug cartel to be sentenced to life in prison salumihas more. video evidence shows an american drug enforcement agent and mexican marines raiding a home in search of joaquin el chapo guzman whose trial is playing out like a tele novella in a brooklyn courtroom the agent leading that raid testified about capturing guzman in two thousand and fourteen after guzman self described right hand man alex of twenty days dropped a bombshell in the court describing a bribe to former mexican president and ricky pena nieto so when days who has himself pleaded guilty to trafficking charges testified that guzman bragged about paying yet so one hundred million dollars a claim yetto spokesman has called false and absurd the bribery claims are being raised by attorneys for guzman who have suggested that another man is miles and bob is the true leader of this in a lower drug cartel prosecutors asked the judge not to allow questioning regarding government bribes saying it was relevant but the judge denied the motion and the documents revealed more accusatio

their financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania. all right it's going to round up of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. secretary of state is calling on countries in the gulf to end their dispute saying it's gone on too long my pompei was in qatar urging unity among us allies he's already been to the united arab emirates behind an egypt which a blockade of qatar for the past eighteen months. today in our conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president trump and i both believe the ongoing dispute the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work continue to do together and the united states hopes the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks a united jews is essential to the source of the middle eastern alliance which we hope will include the g.c.c. e

status and that be a huge change in america a system of privately financed health care christine salumi reports you know everybody a surprise announcement from the mayor of new york from this moment on in new york city everyone is guaranteed the right to health care we are saying the word guarantee because we can make it happen without bill de blasio a democrat extended basic health privileges to more than a half million new yorkers half of them said to be undocumented immigrants. because if washington won't act then our state government should act but you know what we don't wait here in new york city we don't wait his polar opposite is the u.s. president donald trump who's led a migrant crackdown and the dismantling of obamacare millions of american families and i mean millions continue to suffer from obamacare health care coverage remains a deeply partisan issue in the united states the liberal wing of the democratic party has taken up calls to adopt a federally funded single payer system that would cover all americans rich and poor alike. the fact is new york is already providing hea

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumi al jazeera new york. still ahead on al-jazeera three time grand slam champ andy murray returns to top level tell us any months of injury problems will tell you how he fared in sports. rewind returns a can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries they has been a number of put in place since the program was filmed rewind begins with mohammed at the time when i was in libya i was the top of the class and. like any other student i was very fortunate to be awarded another scholarship rewind on al-jazeera in a four part series a russian filmmaker travels across his homeland to discover what life is like under putin many russians view push him into somebody with a difficult job rather than an authoritarian leader with imperial ambitions and many critics of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and

there are financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera harrisburg pennsylvania the greek prime minister alexis tsipras says he'll call a confidence vote in his government after his coalition ally quit leaving him six seats short of majority his right wing defense minister resigned over a deal to end a decades long dispute with macedonia it's agreed to change its name to north macedonia that's not good enough openness common else who wants macedonia removed from its name altogether. reports from athens. the name change deal between greece and former yugoslav macedonia was meant to move things considered employed claim to greeks over in territory but it's led to a breakdown in greece's coalition government with the defense minister announcing that he and his party acquitted. i think the prime minister for our collaboration and i explained that because of the macedonia name deal our work together cannot continue the independent greeks are withdrawing from the government . the departure means prime minister alexis to press is left

government and recognizes why though as the interim president let's go to our correspondent kristen salumi she is following the developments from washington d.c. so what more are you hearing about this kristen. well this military attaché is known as colonel luis silva he's the defense attache based here in washington d.c. his described as a mid-level military official and he issued a statement via video saying that he supports kwai dough and he also sent a message to other members of the military leaders in particular reminding them that they should not use violence against citizens of venezuela in the last hour or so we've seen other tweets coming from a retired general retired venezuelan general a man by the name of carlos pena loza who is also been tweeting about the situation there saying that the drip the military drip was about to become a torrent and predicting that if majority doesn't leave office soon that the younger members of the military would revolt course it's easy for someone like silva maybe not easy but easier for someone like him to speak out because he's here in the uni

their financial contributions raising the pressure on politicians as well as the church christian salumi al-jazeera. harrisburg pennsylvania coming up in sports the disputed decision that helped japan progress and to the knockout rounds of the asian. markets. culturally i believe that the muslims had a far greater effect on europe than europe on the middle east. the crusaders forward ferociously because they failed to recognize the moment you had arrived and that it was in the the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross of the crusades an arab perspective the final episode liberation this time on a. homeless hungry has become a criminal offense around the fining people living on the streets and a whole reports. the sleek clean boulevards of budapest this is how an increasingly also tyrian government wants them to look no refugees or illegal immigrants and no no homeless people either we are just trying to enable our author of his to step up against something which we believe is against human nature and human dignity and we would like public spaces to

found in one safe house there could be enough to put him behind bars for the rest of his life kristen salumi al-jazeera new york. dr comes out on top of this she is. in peru. details after the break. well but i was born in his pool so thank you very much women's defending champion caroline wozniacki has been knocked out of the australian open a defeat came at the hands of maria sharapova who like was new york is a former world number one there was little to divide them throughout the match but sharp overs aggression have the danish champ chasing around the court in the first set was an iraqi almost equal to everything the russian through but only almost. sharp over winning the first six four before was now he heads back to take the second by the same score. sharp over though is hungry for her first grand slam title in five years and brought that's a step closer as she closed out the match six four four six six three she'll play australia's ashley barty next. defending men's champion roger federer it sailed through to the fourth round he took the first set in emphatic fashion against american

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumial jazeera new york. well cuba is celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of its communist revolution led by fidel castro the ceremony included a speech by fidel's brother raul who stepped down as president last year ending his family's six decade rule for the caster inspired and guided leftwing response throughout the region since the one nine hundred fifty s. but now the left is out of power in most of last in america and cuba itself is hesitantly opening the door to private enterprise. thanks. thank you very much russia has missed the deadline to hand over anti doping related data to the world anti-doping agency the deadline was december thirty first what of inspection team have been denied full access to samples at the moscow barratry russia now runs the risk of another banned from international events the country was previously sanctioned after a state sponsored doping scandal was exposed in twenty fifteen they were unable to use their name and flag during the pyong chang winter olym

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumi al jazeera new york. now for a latest it's a piece an end. to thank you so much russia has missed its deadline to hand over important related data so the wolf anti doping agency the deadline was december thirty first what of inspection team have been denied food access to samples at the moscow treat russia now runs the risk of another banned from international events the country was previously sanctioned after a state sponsored doping scandal was exposed in twenty fifteen they were unable to use their name and flag during the pyong chang winter olympics in twenty eighteen. why the president craig reedie said i am bitterly disappointed that data extraction from the former moscow laboratory has not been completed by the date agreed by water in september twenty eighth seen since then water has been working diligently with the russian authorities to meet the deadline which was clearly in the best interest of clean sport. syria williams and roger federer make for tense allies in tennis but

you know you turn around say well wow a you know might be pushing spike ships in their equipment salumi typically you know everybody thinks well gosh yeah that's bad news isn't it so you know that but i mean we can actually believe anyone from government when it comes to these masses i think whoa wait basically are a good company a strong in terms of technology but arresting the chief financial officer and trying to impede their business is i think quite a problem and i don't think it's doing american and chinese relationships much good either when it comes to the current trade talks but that's another issue well let me ask you for a reality check i've been throwing around a term here for a while i want to get your thoughts on it what you think if i'm on base or off base i came. but this term of neon mark and tell as i'm that way with the globalization and the dollar as asian have come countries are going to be competing with each other kind of on a zero sum basis as we saw during a mercantile us period and we also see of the rising gold which it would kind of herald maybe going back to

causing the viewer to wonder what's real leaving no doubt warhols work still resonates christian salumi al-jazeera new york. watching us there are these are top stories and government protests as a main. taining the pressure on president omar al bashir to step down here dress his supporters in khartoum refusing to quit and again blaming economic problems on years of international sanctions. we are all together hand in hand joining forces to maintain stability however some are adopting foreign agendas being operated by outside forces to the sudan however we reiterate those who are seeking power they are welcome however there is only one power it is the ballot box it is only through transparent free elections and it's up to you the sudanese people to decide. the british prime minister has just suffered another setback breck's its plans parliament has just voted to dramatically cut the amount of time to play has to present a plan. is rejected by politicians and not basing the brics it agreement which is unlikely to be approved let's put to a parliamentary vote in six days time. to make con

festival can also help change the script when it comes to us iranian political relations christian salumi al jazeera new york. and these are the top stories the countdown is on in the u.k. to a vote on to reason may's dail to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no breaks at all. people will look at the decision of this house tomorrow and oh yes did we deliver on the country's vote to the the european union. we safeguard our economy our security and our you. or to the british people drown. we should live for the british people and get on with building a brighter future for our country right right stuart morrow enjoyed the statement about how. china's foreign ministry is urging canada to immediately released way executive. the move follows prime minister justin trudeau expressing concern at the death sentence handed to a canadian citizen by a chinese court canadian officials say the verdict is in retaliation for the arrest of maying in vancouver in december victims of post-election violence and i rico state two years ago protesting

venezuela's legitimate leader and more are threatening to do so unless new elections are held christian salumi al-jazeera washington the philippine president has ordered security forces to crush fighters linked to isolate a bomb in the roman catholic church abu sayyaf claimed responsibility for the twin explosions which killed at least twenty seven worshipers and injured dozens during sunday mass attacks were in the hollow capital of ceuta province in the fossils of the philippines with alan duggan is there. when the tragedy strikes there's always that period where people expect that life will go back to normal well here in the law that sense of normalcy is a relative it is the most militarized area in the southern philippines and it has been that way since the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but soldiers are still here because it is still home to several armed groups yesterday the secretary of national defense told us that it is able to operate because of its continued support from communities the secretary of national defense admits that is an even harde

venezuela's legitimate leader and more are threatening to do so unless new elections are held christian salumi al-jazeera washington pakistan's supreme court is due to hear an appeal in a controversial blasphemy case that spot nationwide protests last year a christian woman assia bibi was acquitted of them spending eight years on death row she was sentence for insulting the prophet muhammad the court's dismissal of the conviction led to three days of protests the mother of four was expected and leave the country if the appeal is rejected welcome on haida joins us live now from islamabad come all so how important is this supreme court decision on which way is it like it's a good. well this is indeed a very crucial hearing that the supreme court they're conducting in less than an hour they're likely to take up that petition which warned that the death penalty should be maintained however the court had ruled back in october of twenty eight that because of discrepancies in the prosecution as well as their witnesses that. continue and she would be acquitted it will be important to see what decision

would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response question salumi has more on this now from washington. oil is venezuela's largest source of revenue and the united states is venezuela's biggest customer forty one percent of their oil exports come to the united states and their biggest foreign asset is citgo the refining arm of their oil company and that's based here in the united states and crucially the state owned oil company is controlled by the military which is key to nicolas maduro staying in power so the goal here by the united states is to hold back this money from the durhams government and transfer it to over to forces who are loyal to the opposition leader won as steve mentioned made clear earlier today the united states is holding accountable those responsible for venezuela's tragic decline we will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president quite oh the national assembly and the venezuelans people efforts to restore their democracy national security adviser john bolton said that the united state

it's the final curtain for cornelia street and the end of an era for the village art scene kristen salumi al jazeera new york. hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on. president xi jinping says no one can change the fact that china is pot taiwan is part of china it was part of his first major speech addressing what beijing considers a breakaway province on tuesday taiwan's president sighing when insisted the island wants to maintain self rule well. we are firmly against any plots to create two china or one china one taiwan or taiwan independence we've achieved a major victory in the fight against taiwan independence or separatist activities nobody and no party can change the historical and legal fact that taiwan is part of china and both sides of the strait belong to china brazil's new farai president giant of also narrow has been so on and during a ceremony in the capital brasilia it's his first speech in his first speech as president he promised afraid brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy u.s. border agents have fired tear gas to stop people crossing the

festival can also help change the script when it comes to us iranian political relations kristen salumi al jazeera new york. i'm just on detail in doha and these are the top stories the countdown is on and the u.k. to a vote on terrorism is deal to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no rexx it at all. people will look at the decision of this house tomorrow and oh yes we did live on the country's vote to leave the european union. we safeguard our economy our security and our you. do it we the british people drown. i say we should to defer to the british people and get on with building a brighter future for our country right right thank you stuart morrow enjoyed the statement to the house. several people have been killed in protests against the doubling of fuel prices and zimbabwe another two hundred people have been arrested during the first of a planned three day antigovernment strike on monday prime minister justin trudeau says he's very concerned by the death sentence for a canadian citizen by a court in china robert lloyd s