and sami said this is al jazeera live from seoul coming out it in various ways where it hurts the u.s. imposes oil industry sanctions to the pressure on president nicolas maduro to quit legal victory for a christian woman in pakistan who support all that widespread protests. stop the unfair crackdown on chinese companies paging reacts the u.s. filing criminal charges against huawei. fighting has again flared up in cities across yemen putting a six week old u.n. brokered ceasefire in jeopardy nor really dire situations pushed fourteen million the yemenis close to famine now the retired dutch general in charge of the truce has stepped down from his role hopes of keeping the agreement intact fading reports . the ceasefire intraday appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the sergeant led military coalition are on the move to capture areas near the who think controlled capital sanaa un envoy martin griffiths met who think him and to plead with them to maintain the data ceasefir

wife wriston comes from a traditional sami family but their daily lives are much like those of many other no engine families for. their son likes to spend his time gaming on the computer. in winter when there's hardly any daylight the alexandersson stay home a lot they only wear the traditional dress on special occasions but what hasn't changed is their close contact with the reindeer. i'm accustomed to our whole life depending on where the herd is. when they move toward the coast we follow right behind. when they move toward their winter grounds we do to. get out. but this lifestyle is likely to be disrupted by the wind farm is scheduled to meet with a local councillor and the wind farm operator now takes barrels of feet along with this noble deal when he drives into the mountains. nearly fifty kilometers of roads and many of the wind turbine foundations have already been built. the roads are one thing but the wind turbines scare off the reindeer birds and other animals but i don't see any point about wanting to do something for the vironment by destroying the nature of what's the point

i'm sami's a than this is al jazeera live from doha so coming up the u.s. delegation holds told sing china to end a trade war that threatens the global economy. forty years after the fall of the camaro rouge cambodia struggles to move past the divisions. preparing for the worst trial run in southern england to make sure things go smoothly case of a no deal drugs the. government says its special forces have arrested soldiers who took over the national radio station in an apparent attempt the communications minister says the situation will be under control so the soldiers broadcast messages criticizing president alabang girl didn't and troops to take control of transports weapons that pose and. understand. the message to the head of state on a set of abate on his health has reinforced doubts about the president's ability to handle the heavy burden of the responsibilities of his office but things are too good in the homeland has given us everything and made us the people we are we cannot abandon it so the patriotic movements of youth of put events and security

weigh in so that must be costing a shadow over the whole mood of the talks if there's no question sami that that is the case at least that is the concern as they head into two days of high level talks designed to end this month long trade war but the differences between the two sides are vast and as you point out being complicated by that announcement on monday by the department of justice choosing to charge or indict while way officials with respect to concerns that the allegations of theft of trade secrets as well as violating iran sanctions in the eyes of the united states it seems to have thrown a curve ball into the process even as a u.s. officials insist that these two situations with regard to the charges in the talks are entirely separate most people here in washington seem to believe that is not the case at all that in fact this was very deliberate in terms of the timing and the effort to send a signal to china that the united states is serious about its insistence that it must be compliant not only in terms of its trade practices and reforming those trade practices as it has

the last of the men's quarterfinal matches took place wednesday with novak djokovic advancing to the samis topsy djokovic got a free pass after japan's high mr corey had to retire injured with the serb leading six one four one on friday or face look a poor way and the next round the frenchman beat canada's milos roundish in four sets well this will be his first appearance appearance in a grand slam some e-file. what's your minder now of our top stories at this hour in venezuela opposition leader. has declared himself the country's interim president he was once they recognized by the united states and a number of south american countries venezuela's military in contrast continues to back president nicolas maduro. remember you can always get more on these and other stories in our website that state of you dot com now though for me brian thomas and the entire team thanks so much for being with us. the. letter we were. when we were. eighty percent of americans are from playing and i was really curious hardship listening. for. you.

ceremony included a speech by fidel's brother raul who stepped down as president last year ending is sami's six decade rule it'll cost or inspired and guided left wing movements in the region since the one nine hundred fifty s. but now the left is out of power in most of latin america. the revolution has not grown old it is still young and that's not just rhetoric it's a historical reality. as imperialist ambition is restored in our region the united states must understand that latin america and the caribbean have changed and so has the world for our part we will continue to actively push the process of consensus and integration in the region based on the concept of unity in diversity. chinese president xi jinping is not ruling out using military force against those who support independence for taiwan in his first major speech addressing the self rolled island she said nobody can change the fact that taiwan is part of china he says people from both sides should see reunification when samos forty years since beijing offered to open up communications with taipei after decades of hostility. we

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and in iran has was there has sami again. it's not about me is about the ability. of. the u.s.basically to detain anyone. i would say illegally dealt they are going to say that it's legal so it's much bigger than me we want to demand a start to these actions in this country as saying that a material witness is mind boggling that you can be arrested it did change shackles not charged with the crime and. wow i definitely cite first hand. it's me lashes out at you as powerhouses as paris and berlin break into make news to strengthen ties you got that story and much more coming up after the break stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for them to let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. in the united states we've proactively work wired brominated flame retardants to be put into furniture and carpeting among other things and that's resulted in extremely higher levels of those flame retardants in the human bodies of

norway some two hundred kilometers north of the arctic circle which is home to some of the indigenous sami people once widely known as lamps and some of them are still reindeer herders the problem is though that the local ecosystem is changing and changing rapidly for centuries the reindeer have always found enough order to eat in the wild but that is no longer the case and there's another threats to. reindeer farmer alexandersson may not be rounding up his life stuck here much longer. the climate is warming much faster in the arctic than elsewhere on the planet. for some years now alexandersson has been going against conventions in feeding his reindeer while they're in the wilderness he hopes to get them used to dry feet for the long winters. on no to get out to nature doesn't provide nourishment for the animals all around we have to put out concentrated feet so we'll be able to eat the meat. but that's crazy. it makes no sense because we don't have any other choice men men to be hard to get all of. the reindeer have found enough fodder here in the mountains for thousands of years they ca

sports fans for us here and we know what that means and how yes thank you so much sami three time champion saudi arabia have been knocked out of the asian cup japan beat them one nail to reach the quarter finals of the tournament for the eighth consecutive time a first half goal by taki here at tell me also it was enough to send the samurai believe through the saudis who are looking to end a twenty three year asia cup title drought are out. defending champions australia are up against is back a stand that match taking off in just a few minutes time australia's team is much changed for the one that lifted the trophy on home soil four years ago and they began this tournament with a defeat against jordan earlier we spoke to us trillian football writer alan the tasher says the team looked to be growing and confidence the expectations for australia were a little bit mixed it depends who you speak to the biggest talking point here in australia has been the changing of the coach and pasta coach who got the socceroos to qualify to the two thousand and eighteen world cup stepped down and we had mar

i have no more hope that we will find them but it helps me to cope with my sadness just to be here sami aboard the land in the one nine hundred eighty s. by then many houses had been built she remembers that it was muddy but she says she didn't think anything of it in two thousand and twelve a team of geologists found that seventy percent of its surroundings are either high risk of liquefaction. meaning that if an earthquake happens what are saturated soil can turn into liquid but. we had informed them about the risk but that was all we could do because there are a lot of problems that area routing a difficult economic situation also the information had not been spread. who's the movie star who was the pollo mayor at the time says he never received the information he says he only received a report about the high risks of earthquakes and tsunamis which you failed to pass on to his successor that is valuable minister but i do feel guilty even though i passed it on to my deputy but i feel bad that i didn't warn anyone that this could happen i forgot about it because as a politician i'm a b

people from within the regime are being arrested and getting thrown in amid a military general like samiand then being in prison in the military prison the way he is you can't call that an election i mean i'm not i'm far less interested in elections than what people actually feel on the ground and let me ask you another question about that because your twitter handle size freedom of a brad and it's a it's a very natural predisposition for a young man especially if you have another country to escape to but isn't it also an expression of your i mean great privilege because i know many egyptians. for whom feeding their families is the primary concern and our choice is not between freedom and brad it's between having and not having brad do you do you understand them and why they may. tolerate all their views is that you imagine and still go today to the polls and vote as they used to say in india last year elections for stability and security well i mean i think you're taking it way out of context what i meant by freedom overbred is my own fight inside of prison where i chose my own freedom

again told me she hopes her samy will be reunited with her family and will be able to continue her role as a journalist without any issues. ours is a very well known journalist around the world you know press t.v. is an international news station at the end of the day and has viewers from around the world are misers known for her previous journalistic work too so there is a lot of moral support for my eyes as i hope she's immediately released and that she can continue to do her work and she can come home to see her family her children and their grandchildren and that she doesn't have to face such dangers i think the next we hope that there will be clarity as to what is going on and of course if there is any underlying political motivation to this this is something that i am sure. i would like to see that journalists across the world including in the mainstream press whatever their view of press t.v. and whatever their personal view of the personal decision mises made to work at press t.v. that they will condemn this because journalism is not a crime she should be allowed to travel as sh

nordic neighbors for the trophy after the norwegians beach only twenty nine twenty five in the other samyno way hoping to do better than they sober in twenty seventy and that's all the sport the ring thank you very much peter thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera much more news coming up in just a moment with our teams from london stay tuned. i made it every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories until i have been listening finest as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that night and demands on al-jazeera. called the much much the same is now being held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he said charnel us as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence was was off drugs we will continue i news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of our

of a major economic summit in lebanon's capital beirut the mayor of qatar shakes me been ahmed out sami on the mauritanian president of the only heads of state expected to attend the emir of kuwait on the egyptian and palestinian presidents opened out at the last minute so you know what is in beirut following events. the low level of representation is being described as unprecedented in arab league gatherings even though this this is an economic summit that has a lower profile than the annual arab league summit previous economic summits attracted numerous heads of state a number of heads of state made last minute cancellation saying that they will stay away from this meeting and it was interpreted here in lebanon as an arab diplomatic snob as a message to lebanon because they consider lebanon to be part of the so-called iran axis the iranian backed hezbollah and its allies they hold power in lebanon they're allied with the syrian government and they wanted to use this summit as an opportunity to reinstate syria's membership in the arab league they were pushing for this and there is stil

time and of course we'll have more from the asian cup and later on but for now i hand you back to sami find some of that brings us almost to the end now of the news hour so i will be back with more of the day's news that's coming up with down in georgia in just a couple of minutes stay with us. it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades on multiples of nearby and out it falsus. most helpful than what it is like to be in school up to three years old war . six year old sala that has house of survived on as like a t.t.s. home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed halls with his father and grandfather. solace for the past his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that accompany. the battle over the minimum wage heated up across the country today thousands of fast food workers walked off the job desperate for a better way to choose if you give your average worker a little more money they're probably going to be able to pay bills maybe t

i have no more hope that we will find them but it helps me to cope with my sadness just to be here samiaboard the land in the one nine hundred eighty s. by then many houses had been built she remembers that it was muddy but she says she didn't think anything of it in two thousand and twelve a team of geologists found that seventy percent of paolo and its surrounding are at the high risk of liquefaction. meaning that if an earthquake happens water saturated soil can turn into liquid but. we had informed them about the risk but that was all we could do because there are a lot of problems with that area in a difficult economic situation also the information had not been spread. who's the movie star who was the paolo mayor at the time says he never received the information he says he only received a report about the high risks of earthquakes and tsunamis which you failed to pass on to his successor that is valuable minister but i do feel guilty even though i passed it on to my deputy but i feel bad that i didn't warn anyone that this could happen i forgot about it because as a politician i'

i'm sami's a dan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the afghan taliban appoints one of its founders to join negotiations with the u.s. as told when the conflict gain momentum. a u.n. specialist. headed to turkey to launch an investigation into the murder of a journalist plus. i think it's very insensitive a lot of the things that are saying federal workers in the u.s. struggle to feed their families as rival politicians failed to resolve the funding crisis. venezuela's self-proclaimed leader one go away though says he would consider granting amnesty to president nicolas maduro and his allies if they helped restore democracy the united states canada and several latin american countries have endorsed the interim president but backed by the military by duras accused the u.s. trying to stage a coup washington has asked us citizens and some of its diplomats to leave venezuela for security reasons i understand that i'm p.r.t. reports from kuta venezuela's border with colombia. one after the other venezuelan regional military commanders took to the airwaves today clearly l.-t.

hello sami i'm outside of the editorial of the you know the central university of venezuela you can seestudents are beginning to go into the auditorium now from white all should be arriving we're told within the next fifteen to twenty minutes he's going to presenting it we really don't have the details yet of the plan that he is going to present but we have heard that it will focus very heavily on humanitarian aid he will be speaking in front of the diplomatic core business leaders members of the opposition could told national assembly to name just a few just yesterday and brazil added it's. at its royster colombia saying now that both countries are willing to send humanitarian aid food medicine just to begin with to finish this is significant because remember both those countries have borders with venezuela that means that this humanitarian aid could arrive by land rather than just by sea but the key question is will they be allowed to pass remember that this country is still in control of president nicolas maduro who controls the armed forces and the borders shows that why don't he is

it's find how it's looking now steph yes somebody had to say it was cold here in doha sami nothing compared to that word day but have a look at what's going on over there because this is that winter storm at the moment in the east it didn't only give us a lot of snow and some rain it also brought us this damage here in alabama this was due to a tornado caused a lot of damage but fortunately no casualties that system though is now working its way east as you can see this very distinctive area of cloud here working its way eastwards rain very heavy rain in the south but it's in the north where we've seen a lot of snow and that snow for some of us is still forming this is what it looks like in chicago lots of wintery weather already settled by a good few centimeters and there's plenty more still to come so here's that system then as it gradually works its way north eastwards up into the eastern parts of canada and behind that it is turning bitterly bitterly cold so here's a temperature chart then of the dark blues or where it's coldest and you can see that cold air digging further and further

protect the kurds but i don't want to be in syria forever it's a hand and it's death well not to have sami is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver he joins us via skype from there that's quite some rhetoric we've had from president trump but is it really different from what he's been saying all along no i think it's perfectly consistent articulated this view of international relations while he was running as a candidate for president it reflects a particular isolationist view of u.s. foreign policy that the united states should not be there you know spending money in wars in faraway lands it plays very well with his core base of supporters and with people on the extreme left and right in the american political spectrum so this is in many ways vintage donald trump is there not a deep seated concern within foreign policy circles for instance that any kind of u.s. pullout will leave a pallet that came in the region that could be filled by any one of the number that does including a possible resurgent of eyesore. well yes that's i think precisely the c

well sami the opposition is asking once again for the people of venezuela to put pressure on nicolas my doodle but this time they're using a different strategy something different from the massive rally that we saw a week ago and kept it so crackers in this case at noon in venezuela that's eighteen g.m.t. the opposition is asking all venezuelans to stage walkouts wherever they are at work in the house even in their car even if they're in their car they're expected to walk out to reach the closest sidewalk and hold a white sheet of paper with some meaning them and the opposition that being putting an end to the user for which is what they call nicolas maduro the man the transitional justice free elections and ask for the venezuelan military to join the rebellion that's the way the opposition is putting it and all this is coming just one day after yet tourney general given its attorney general announced that he has opened an investigation into what the government is calling why does anti-government activists the also freezing is accounts and battering him from leaving the country. it t

sami's a dam in dull hell with a look at the headlines here now just zero now the european parliament has formally recognized venezuela's self-proclaimed interim leader one way though as president says he's held secret meetings with members of the military and security forces he wants military chiefs to withdraw support for president nicolas maduro more protests were held on wednesday calling from a doodled to step down. we'll have more on this developing story at the top of the hour countries are to launch a new payment system with iran which bypasses u.s. sanctions they hope to save the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal that president donald trump pulled out of last year the mechanism will allow e.u. companies to trade with iran through a european payment channel created by france germany and britain it's expected to be formally endorsed by all twenty eight e.u. members president trump imposed tough sanctions on iran last year and has more from paris what european media is reporting so far is that it would be called in stakes it would be a transaction channel based in paris

i'm sami's say that with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now at least five people have been killed in an attack on america and kurdish forces in northern syria a car bomb went off near the entrance to the city of us should be in the house countryside last week four u.s. troops were killed in the attack by fighters. as war. this is significant because this is the second entire on u.s. forces and their allies in northern syria in a matter of a week and this is coming on the heels of president donald trump announcing that he will be pulling out his troops from syria and confirming that isis has been defeated a view that has not been shared by many commanders inside the u.s. military at least for syrian soldiers have been killed in israeli airstrikes on iranian targets in syria video posted to social media appears to show missiles intercepted near damascus russia says during those strikes early on monday syrian air defense destroyed more than thirty cruise missiles and guided bombs on sunday israel said it in the sense that a rocket fired at the golan heights from syria israel's

kind of authorization at the most senior levels of the saudi government again all of these a question sami as you know it's complicated there are major political implications to this and certainly for just briefly looking back at which just happened in davos it seems it's business as usual a senior saudi delegation sit down with senior officials from different countries and major. organizations lot of money is at stake when it comes to relations between countries so i think many people tell you there is a reluctance of any kind of accountability be held in saudi arabia so i think this is also why this visit and this decision by agnes to take this upon herself to investigate and also i think again to bring to the forefront of what she calls an extremely gruesome and grave murder. because from stephanie decker in a stumble. claiming responsibility for sunday's bomb attacks on the roman catholic cathedral in the southern philippines for the pain army commandos think fighters who are linked to arms for the two explosions which killed twenty seven people. president of the bigger the target is v

steve ellner, former professor and associate managing editor of the journal latin ameri sami yaffa: israelno older than 70 years, but ththe jewish natition-states been influenced by tribalism, religious conflict, and from one generation to the next, a history of blood and violence. the jews have brought with them their musical traditions from all over the world. meanwhile, the palestinians under israeli occupation are trying to keep their own culture alive. they say powerful art is born out of conflict. let's hear what the locals have to say.

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and a forensic and legal team are in a week long visit to turkey to investigate the murder of sami journalist jim. stefanie dec has more from istanbul. so the u.n. team led by. is just here outside the saudi consulate in istanbul that's part of her investigation into what happened to she has for access to the consulate also access to saudi arabia and this is what she had to say what is your impression after really with the foreign minister nothing. are you related to the saudis and are you when. you have made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate as well as meeting with saudis or years and in saudi arabia we are waiting for their response to be fair. request to them come quite quite late so we need to give them a bit more time to. question or you think you know no no no not at all ok we just want to have a sense of it and we are respectfully calling on the authorities to give us access at some stage while we are here so the u.n. will be meeting with the chief prosecutor these are of course the people who big leading turkey's investigation into what happened inside that

i have no more hope that we will find them but it helps me to cope with my sadness just to be here sami aboard the land in the one nine hundred eighty s. by then many houses had been built she remembers that it was muddy but she says she didn't think anything of it in two thousand and twelve a team of geologists found that seventy percent of bailo and its surrounding are at the high risk of liquefaction. meaning that if an earthquake happens water saturated soil can turn into liquid. we had informed them about the risk but that was all we could do because there are a lot of problems that area in a difficult economic situation also the information had not been spread. who's the movie star who was the paolo mayor at the time says he never received the information he says he only received a report about the high risks of earthquakes and tsunamis which you failed to pass on to his successor that is valuable minister but i do feel guilty even though i passed it on to my deputy but i feel bad that i didn't warn anyone that this could happen i forgot about it because as a politician i'm a busy

i'm sami's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. delegation holds told sing china to end the trade wall that threatens the global economy.

i have no more hope that we will find them but it helps me to cope with my sadness just to be here sami aboard the land in the one nine hundred eighty s. by then many houses had been built she remembers that it was muddy but she says she didn't think anything of it in two thousand and twelve a team of geologists found that seventy percent of palo and its surrounding are at the high risk of liquefaction. meaning that if an earthquake happens water saturated soil can turn into liquid. we had informed them about the risk but that was all we could do because they are a lot of problems that area in a difficult economic situation also our information had not been spread. whose the movie star who was the pollo mayor at the time says he never received the information he says he only received a report about the high risks of earthquakes and tsunamis which you failed to pass on to his successor that is how you will monitor what i do feel guilty even though i passed it on to my deputy but i feel bad that i didn't warn anyone that this could happen i forgot about it because as a politician i'm a bu

difficult to look outside the top four to actually win the saying we're looking a surprise and i mean the samis being the final tarlac the best kind of team full of their incredible form at the moment the building towards that twenty twenty two woke up and it will speak to whether the relief that test this team book in the last international rounds they went to europe and be switzerland true by step so there goes the thought team that and they're ready full of confidence to kind of take on the best an asia. average age of the team about twenty four so they've got a lot of youthful exuberance that i think can test it elsewhere i think you'd look at any kind of teams from the go for a korean up level behind the elite and so you've got that the hosts you wait as you said on the program for they've come into it and quite up or put in hosts of a sort of brochure of the woke up and the thing can happen but also saudi arabia. can often have a very mixed woke up and they are the last of us much five nil but it does recover somewhat from that they do place my coaching football and some very decent attac

today the suspect sami said that thoughts and prayers were with those who were injured.gation to take its course they said. for any assumptions and speculation to be avoided. we also had an update on the couple who were injured that night. the couple in their 50s. the man is due to be released from hospital in the next few days. his partner, who was injured in the face and in the stomach, may be treated in hospitalfor a and in the stomach, may be treated in hospital for a little and in the stomach, may be treated in hospitalfor a little longer. a murder investigation is under way after a woman and two men were found dead following a house fire in lincolnshire on new year's day. it happened in the village of kirton near boston. police are are not looking for anyone else in connection with the blaze. they are appealing for witnesses to the fire to come forward as their investigation continues. a woman has died after falling hundred and 50 metres from a mountain on new year's day. ??new line the british university student was coming with three others on... when she plunged