is took place there was a report from south korea's official yonhap news agency that china and south korea have issued this statement agreeing that there cannot be any war on the korean peninsula their owner agreeing that there has to be peaceful means and dialogue for bringing north korea to. and the table for negotiation by what is china going to do to help this happen and that's a question that many people think they are trying are simply not providing credible reasonable answers to ok two major points there so that i want to give you a chance to address the first one says rather harsh critique from both guests that china is a big bully in the region first of all your response to that. no i think of this is completely inaccurate talking about the korean nuclear situation i think it is for the record that china has been standing very firm for two things one is completed denuclearization on the korean peninsula secondly a no use of arms or war or conflict to achieve that goal and i think it is very important to note that even the united states after after threatening to fire and fur

which traditionally has been a very strong ally of south korea and even within south korea there are many people who express reservations about any kind of closer ties with china for many reasons including what dr foster carter just said that china is a bully it cannot really be trusted let's not forget the very long history of aggression on that korea has suffered in the hands of the chinese can we really trust trying not to have the best interest of south korea anything so hard for example look at what china has done to try and diffuse this situation over the north korean nuclear development many have called on trying not to do something to put more pressure on north korea but south koreans are actually asking as china really done that is china sincere about bringing north korea up to a table for dialogue in fact just before the show. is took place there was a report from south korea's official you're not news agency that china and south korea have issued this statement agreeing that there cannot be any war on the korean peninsula their own were agreeing that there has to be peacef

yemen the north south divide this time. had i read snowed quite substantially in the east and more especially maybe the south of the us if it's snow or down to mexico actually but is to hit for example the south coast of texas and be run through georgia was a bit of a surprise while the fronts that brought us of what's off shore now and there's nothing really as over the contiguous landmass except for that one little cold front sitting through the dakotas behind that's where the cow dance sits so it's going to make progress in his general direction to make it even colder which is likely produce more lake effect snow but nothing else would be like effect snow running eastwards eventually towards new york state the temp has recovered a bit further south eleven atlanta only twenty in miami manji dallas beats you you can see this and that's the next two days and it's like a thick snow only eastern side of counters well further west big blue sky of course the question about the santa ana winds continues they are still strong in

the battle for power in south africa the ruling a.n.c. chooses a new leader who will probably be the next president but can the successor to jacob zuma make a difference and does the a.n.c. still appeal to the aspirations of south africans this is inside story. and welcome to the program the watershed meeting to elect a new leader for south africa's ruling party the african national congress faced legal challenges as it kicked off some delegates were bob from by court orders from attending the a.n.c. leadership contest the african national congress is d.t. divided over who should take over from jacob zuma and. zuma is the south african president's preferred candidate the other main contender. supporters say his business background makes him the best option to turn around south africa's flagging economy or get to our guests in just a moment but first tanya page has more from johannesburg. the african national congress elect of conference is underway and it's going to be unfolding here over the next five days but most of the discussion and

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he has a new vision for his country businessmen activist and politicians to develop a household on south africans to fight corruption with the same intensity of poverty and inequality he was chosen as the new leader of the ruling a.n.c. party and a bitterly fought campaign earlier this week but up also now wishes to put all that behind and give a new direction to his party the african national congress wishes to send a clear message to or some of the friction that we are resolved to be more of a sponsor and long counter leadership and more accountable. to the people off our country we must also act fearless. i gazed alleged corruption and abuse of office within our own brain. brave words from the new leader but it will be difficult for them opposed to walk the talk let's take a closer look at the challenges he faces his plans to wipe out corruption will likely bit him against president zuma supporters who control the highest decision making body of the a.n.c. this would also make him a process called to unite the party a tougher. he could have a hard time getting people from camp on boar

an overture towards south korea to divide south korea from the united states. it doesn't seem like that has happened yet. certainly could be something that he winds up doing. i think that unfortunately jean's right, of course she's right, moon jae-in would prefer to have a different north korea policy than he is currently. his north korea policy in his view unfortunately is aligned with the tougher policy that the united states wants now, whether it's deploying thad or making statements about stronger sanctions. i think he would much prefer opening talks about about the north/south industrial complex. and we can talk about how that violates sanctions but that's for another day. he'd much prefer a trip to pyongyang and a conversation and talking about the olympics and having, you know, ceremonies associated with that, but he can't do any of that. that's what he ran on and he cannot do that. that's what surprises me that kim jong-un has not taken that opportunity having that administration in south korea to really drive a wedge between the united states and south

the populationon for south korea to arm itself. i think it's kind of reflected in what the student is saying. some people are calling to have them reintroduced to the crampton slough which is a really interesting development that i see happening in south korea. >> frank, you have experience in the diplomatic world. we are talking about the potential for military confrontation and how these societies view the threat. you've been around the negotiating table. how does the actual threat of violence in the actual threat of war, if there is such a threat informed these discussions. you were with the six party talks, and the kind of defunct , but how does that inform how talks are received. >> this is really debate over whether we can have policy deterrence. i think the question is a good one, i think frank mention this as well that of course north korea is not suicidal, i don't think any of us think that, i think north korea sees its icbms and nuclear weaponsat iprograms as a way to prevent the united states from coming to south korea's

the last cold day for a few days because a mild south—west wind drives in from the south—west bringing bring rain as well. the weather front will move into the north and west, an increase of cloud as we start the day on sunday, eventually bringing rain. quicker than we first anticipated. it'll bring a different story for some on sunday. we start with rain to the west but as we go through the afternoon potential through central and eastern areas to the wet weather as well. milder double digits for many across the country. looking ahead this will be the story into next week, mainly dry, milder than we've seen of late. rather cloudy at times. this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories... austria becomes the only country in europe for the far right party in power. brexit negotiations are moving on. eu leaders give the green light for talks to proceed to phase two but warn the next stage will be even tougher. we are able to conclude that sufficient progress has been made. now it's up to us to draft the withdrawal agreement together with our british friends. the united stat

so in some ways 9 white south creates this, creates emancipation and white south drives radical reconstruction as well. takes bag to white northern democrats too o, though, the republicans realize what if they don't put these gains in the constitution, that the next term with democrats are in power so much of what has been won in civil war could be taken away. and the 15th amendment comes in the same way so the 14th amendment is -- right on just ask questions out of blue is it? >> most important one but doesn't grow out of the enate goodness of american people it grows out of the profound challenge presented to them. unless we enshrine this in constitution there's no guarantee that the freedom and opportunity and rights that were won this war will endure and, of course, as you know -- it is nullified in in ways for another 100 years by seg reqition and disenfranchise but 14th amendment is there when the great war struck and civil rights movement comes they can draw on that. so without the 14th amendment, we don't really have the completion of these great rights. even though at the time the whi

in south africa with the largest number of membersm holds south africa together.pses, then you will have a big problems in south africa. now there is the introduction of coalition politics and the prospect that if the anc loses and it seems now it is in deep trouble internally, they have squabbles, corruption allegations, factionalism, as president zuma has said in his final address and they may not win the elections and we may end up with a coalition of smaller political parties governing this country. interesting times. thank you for 110w. interesting times. thank you for now. we will talk to milton again as the morning progresses. the white house has confirmed that the cia provided intelligence to russian security services that helped foil a terror attack. russian agents raided a flat allegedly used as a base to plan an attack on the kazan cathedral in st petersburg. seven people were detained on charges of being members of so—called islamic state. president putin has thanked the us for its help. president trump says he has no intention of firing the special co

south africa's ruling african national congress a crossroads party that jacob zuma once internal divisions pose a threat to the a.n.c. in the bible as delegates meet to elect to success. in a gym in saudi arabia where women are testing the boundaries of the arch conservative kingdom stops to give women more rights. i'm edith q money thank you for joining us austria is set to make a shop turn to the right with the new governing coalition taking office on monday now all stressed that one year old political shooting star sebastian could of the conservative people's party will become chancellor making him the youngest head of government in europe now he will govern with the far right euro skeptic freedom party the two parties have promised to tighten the country's asylum and immigration regulations but they also affirmed austria's commitment to the european union. a day after concluding their negotiations the leaders of austria's new governing coalition met the press the best in quotes as people's party will receive eight ministerial positions the far right freedom party will get six including

warring factions in south sudan have agreed to a ceasefire the truce is set to begin on sunday following days of talks of ethiopia the u.n. tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end a ceremony was held in the hague on thursday attended by u.n. secretary general on toy or tears and the dutch king marks the end of nearly twenty five years of investigations and prosecutions over the wars and the former yugoslavia in one thousand nineties and side story is up next. a new leader and hopes of a new era in south africa is expected to clean up the image of the ruling a.n.c. and revive the fortunes of off because biggest economy but can sit on the post live up to those challenges this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. then you need one of africa's oldest political party says he has a new vision for his country businessmen activist and politicians to develop a household on south africans to fight corruption with the same intensity as poverty and inequality he was chosen as the new leader of the ruling a.n.c. party and a bitterly fought campaign earlier this week on up

especially in south jersey. we're all going to be affected by it, pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware. especially new jersey and delaware. i think that's where we'll see our highest amounts. when? now through about 2:00 in the morning we'll see it cranking up across south jersey and delaware. we're already seeing it in southern delawaran

white south african population. under zuma, there has been a strain in this relationship. cyril ramaphosa has been in business, one of south africa's richest men. he is known to negotiate well. he was on the negotiating team back when apartheid was coming to an end. leaving south africa into a democracy, he is trusted. markets would welcome him. many young, black middle class south africans would welcome him. nkosazana dlamini-zuma is the former wife of president jacob zuma. she is astute in her own right. she has held senior cabinet positions and south africa's government, including interior minister. she came back from the african union, where she was chairperson a single term. she is a woman, and a lot of people would like that to happen now, a woman leading the country as the president of the anc, of south africa. the problem is she is closely affiliated with her former husband. people have not been happy with zuma. zuma's time presiding over the country and the anc has taken the party and country to places it h

towards south korea to divide south korea from the united states. it doesn't seem like that has happened yet. certainly could be something that he winds up doing. i think that unfortunately i think jean's right, of course she's right, that president moon would prefer to have a different north korean policy than he has currently. his north korea policy, i think in his view, unfortunately is aligned with the tougher policy that the united states wants now. is deploying to thaad or making statements about stronger sanctions. i think he'd much prefer talks about reopening the industrial complex, the north-south industrial complex and we can talk about how that violates sanctions but that's for another day. i think he'd much prefer a trip to pyongyang and a conversation and talking about the olympics and having ceremonies associated with that. but he can't do any of that. that's what he ran on and he cannot do that. that's what surprises me. that kim jong un has not taken that opportunity, having that administration in south korea, to really drive a wedg

this pushed the north and the south closer together. three years later they keep clear is that the negotiating table were the president of the people's democratic republic of yemen in the south . and the president of the yemen arab republic in the north. and. you know from this hour. a man need. a living a caracal. regulus sham. wow. that has been used to like you know many who are who are a dollar for the right the last well what i want to show. but don't tell that fear down sick. or was. that were. filled. world fanny. can put the rally of her third and fifth really good movie camera after the rat what a little tense it was something tomorrow you know former. master no no what as. well as. withdraw the start of kahneman. really the beauty of a democratic issue. and then. be able. to failure asian massage. lags and never maine and it'll be at the get a national hell of a lot a ten year old been a photo of a fan i love the ending maggie and i had this in a. little. car about why you know i'm in a loop doom. a bit in a lot of the movie.

for south korea. i fully agree that -- the south koreans don't trust president trump so in the short-term they're going to cleave to him as closely as possible in the medium term they're seriously talking not about u.s. nuclear weapons but developing their own nuclear deterrent because they don't trust the united states and they'll actually trade washington for seoul. on that basis they're doing to be looking after their own interests. the one thing we might see out of this is if south korea goes nuclear, japan will follow within 15 minutes and we're going to get a whole new environment there but i think that's the situation, the north koreans realize that the results that -- they have to talk to the united states. nobody else really matters in the end. so that's the solution. there's a bit of proliveral work with the south with the people paying the bills because donald trump was not going to ask congress to pay any bills for north korea and even if he did he wouldn't get it so it's going to be the s

we are dry in south jersey and delaware. that is precipitation falling and the at motion fear is too dry to pick up precipitation. but we are dry but we are tracking an elongated system stretching out from texas with the rare and early soon snow out along the deep south and up through the southeast and the mid-atlantic region as well. we are awaiting an area of low pressure forming just off the atlantic coast than helps to enhance the snowfall across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the winter storm watch is up for south jersey. winter weather advisories for south philadelphia and suburbs north and west. the winter storm watch and the advisories go up late tonight and lasting through saturday night. as far as precipitation future tracker 6 showing you as early as 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have the snow developing along the i-95 corridor and already started for areas south and east. and we have mixing along the immediate coastline. as far as what to expect and the accuweather alert. we see the trend with the storm. it started

headquarters here in doha also coming up north korea and trade relations are on the agenda is the south korean and chinese leaders meet. all sort of the round of syrian peace talks is underway in geneva but the two sides are actually talking. tough fight on home turf why indian prime minister narendra modi has been forced to take the lead in a regional election campaign. good have you with us muslim leaders have rejected u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and called on countries around the world to do the same the fifty seven member organization of islamic cooperation denounce the american action as dangerous and a violation of international law mohammed reports. of the hastily convened meting of the organization of islamic cooperation is to move members at a compromise the palestinian state with occupied is jerusalem was its capital there was strong condemnation is two for both the u.s. and israel the palestinian president mahmoud abbas declared that palestinians called no longer accept the u.s. as a mediator in the middle east peace process in h

in the south—west.g to climb above freezing. rain clearing to showers in northern ireland and scotland, a milder story in nyland, 10 degrees quite likely, some of those showers of rain into the northern isles. the wind will swing around to a northwesterly, a cold night in the far north with a scattering of showers, but a ridge of high pressure will build in for monday, and the winds start to swing round to a south—westerly direction, so set to stay with us over the next few days. a brief cold start on monday into the north, but it looks likely to stay quite quiet and a real contrast, really, into next week, cloudy and mild conditions. that said, the far south and east may have some sunshine on monday before cloudy and mild conditions return on tuesday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the south african president, jacob zuma, has spoken of the enormous challenges facing the country and the governing anc as it chooses his successor. speaking at a gathering to decide the next leader, he said the anc

syrian rebels and their families have begun arriving in the door our region south of damascus after making a deal with the government a convoy of buses carrying around four hundred fighters and their families was allowed to leave the rebel enclave in beit shean and traveled to. the rebels' last page into the government syrian government and its allies after heavy fighting this month so no one has more from beirut. in the last rebel pocket in the southwestern countryside of damascus it is a military gain for the syrian government and its allies they launched a massive military campaign two months ago the rebels were trapped in a small area they had no other choice really but to surrender we've seen this happen before intense bombardment and then program and forces impose a siege for the rebels have no choice but to surrender or die really but this is a portent of this is not just a military game for the government it is again for iran iran expanding its influence in a corner of syria very strategic corner of syria it lies between the syrian israeli and lebanese borders which means iran's al

it's started in south delaware and south jersey. we're pretty much going to be looking at slippery travel from tonight all the way through tomorrow night. anywhere from two to four inches in philly and the suburbs, four to six in south jersey and delaware. there could be pockets of higher amounts, special inland. we're seeing that changeover, but the atmosphere is very dry. it's slow to get to the ground. we're seeing that changeover for sussex county into parts of kent county, also taking a look at what's going on in cape may county. the system is making its way northward. headed northeast, and so the bulk of it is not going to be to us until early tomorrow morning. it stretches all the way back down into the deep south. let's kind of give you an idea of what we're looking at. watch this, the temperatures are still above freezing, but look at this. at 9:30 it's still in south jersey and delaware at 2:00 a.m. it's still in south jersey and delaware. temperatures fall and this starts to climb across the area. we're going to discuss t

, particularly in the south.ong at times, gales in exposed spot outbreaks of rain moving from the south—west of the north—east, may be cold enough for snow in the north. temperatures around 5—13d. if you are out celebrating at midnight on new year's eve, expect clear spells overhead. the chance for one or two showers blowing in on the south—westerly wind. though temperatures don't look particularly low on the face of it, on the strength of the wind it could feel on the chilly side. what about 2018? new year's eve will start off fine and dry and chilly, but will cloud over from the west with outbreaks of wayne. strong winds as well, and u nsettled wayne. strong winds as well, and unsettled new year's day. temperatures for— 10 degrees. out of new year's day into tuesday, south—westerly winds, pressure north—west of the british isles. this could be a deep feature bringing strong winds indeed, gales, possibly severe, in places. bands of rain sweeping erratically north and east, temperatures of 6—12d. weather will be

warned of a possible preemptive war what is being said to that there in south korea. right well what age are macmaster said in washington and has certainly has resignation here in south korea ever since president moon j.n. took office in may he been concerned that the trumpet ministration would launch some sort of preemptive strike he's told the south korean people that if washington were to make any military maneuvers against north korea that seoul would have to be consulted first however there have been concern here that the u.s. will go in alone and south koreans will be caught in the middle chasing these joint exercises are the largest ever should we read anything into that. right well certainly the air power that the u.s. has flown on the korean peninsula this week is. perhaps its largest display of force the south korean government says that these are regular regularly this scheduled exercises they are defensive in nature although local media is reporting that both u.s. and south korean forces are running drills on simulated air strikes against north korean nucl

this is news from south africa's ruling party at the threshold of a new era cooling leaves the african national congress into the next national election corruption and scandal how to please the a.n.c. these current keda south african president jacob zuma is now in the contest to select a successor threatens to split the potty we'll talk to a longtime observer of some african politics also coming up. austrian conservatives form a government with a you a skeptic for you don't talk to incoming chancellor left the bus jim could see promises to crack down on immigration so what does austria has turned to the right mean for the european union. meanwhile europe's other far right hoping to follow the austrian congress into positions of power that's a meeting in prague like marine le pen and pad fill does the save the e.u. is bad for you wrote. thank you for joining us south africa's ruling african national congress is fighting for its. future those were the words of party leader and south african president jacob zuma in a speech to a conference that will elect his successor now the contest to

korea but friendly is not the way many south koreans. view their president's reception here a reminder that the alliance confronting north korea is fragile and sometimes fractured adrian brown al-jazeera beijing a lot more so to come here and al-jazeera including he can still put in the crowd we have reaction has been libya's president seeks a fourth term in office. and a river to father teddy ruge tens of thousands of refugees are taking to get to europe from turkey or not stay with us. hello whilst proper winter has been held back in europe just ahead of its movement this bit of south westerly breeze commutes to the levant so too through turkey and this drive a lot of clout eventually out of africa but the main consequence is temperatures are rising and curves at twelve to twenty one much the same but to be also as baghdad is colder in iran it was cold enough to snow in afghanistan when this old frontal system is just a lot of cloud until it tails off because of the rain in the far south west straits for that was for example so quiet g

that border between north korea and south korea and also through the e.c.by ships so this is a killer a soldier a tried to escape via the d.m.z. it's the most heavily fortified place in the world one of which is at least so how unusual is it that he chose this route well absolutely this is extraordinary but at the same time this year we have seen for them in the orient soldiers descent through the d.m.z. and of course to wonder what happened last moments dollars or quite a dramatic moment because of the shots that were actually fired by north korean soldiers and to stiffen to here and in the south korean soldiers have to cross over trying to drag him into safety it is used in many south koreans will also probably it's an alarm but then again we have seen other cases before including last year and the year before that yet at the same time if you look at the statistics and these have been put out by the by south korean official officials the number of defectors from north korea to the south is down and i'm talking about the first six months of twenty seventee

you can't exit at south street.st another map highlighting some of -- in the red, that's the area that's blocked now. it should lift in the next 10 or 15 minutes. i'll let you know when it does. >> thanks. >>> down to the wire. the sixers and lakers battle it out in philadelphia. >>> and tell joel embiid happy holidays! >> what one father's outspoken player has to say about the sixers. always good stuff. >>> police are looking for people who threw this cat down a garbage chute ten floors. >> a woman is caught carrying it to the chute at the baltic plaza apartments. it turns out the compactor got stuck. and it saved the cat's life. the animal was found monday shaken backup unhurt. -- shaken but unhurt. >> this is just atrocious. someone who does not want their animal needs to take it to the shelter. >> the cat is being cared for in a foster home. >> so easy -- go to a shelter. >>> okafor's no longer a 76er. >> before the game they traded okafor for nick stoskas in a deal with trevor booker. safe to say the 76ers woul

we also met with him in south korea. host: what is the best option right now when it comes to north korea, how close are we to a shooting war? guest: it is hard to gauge, it is a serious, real threat. it is something that we cannot do on our own. we can put sanctions, as the u.n. did, 16 countries came on unanimously saying we need to play sentience on north korea, but we cannot do it alone. china is the big player in this. 90% of the trade with north korea. then you have india and the philippines. it has to be a world community coming together to bring north korea to the diplomacy table. to invite the caller to join the conversation with representative ted yoho. for the next 25 minutes or so. the congressman is a german of the subcommittee on asia and the pacific. talking about north korea this morning as folks are calling in. the idea of a military strike against north korea, in your mind, is that something that is possible, is that a nonstarter? we have had people talk about what the reaction would be from north korea

this pushed the north and the south. three years later to keep clear is that the negotiating table were the president of the people's democratic republic of yemen in the south. and the president of the yemen arab republic in the north. and. you know from this our. man him. regulus sharma. has been used to like you know many who are mature and cope with the loss and there will not i want to. but don't tell that fear that fear dance it. was. within their. filthy. sick world fear of fanny. yanni. for their only welfare thoroughly federally. clan there after the rat what a little tense it was subject to mario you know former. master you know what as. well as. withdraw the start of can mean. a lot about religion politics human democratic issue. and then. be able. to failure in. maine and then be at the get a national hell of a lot a ten year old been a photo of a fan i love the ending maggie and i had this in a. little. car about what you know. a bit in a lot of the movie. new. bill alley. and remember the. i said a little bi

i explore belonging in south africa. as a young person and asa in south africa.t have been plaguing the anc and, you know, that have just become almost normal, the fa ct have just become almost normal, the fact that these things happen at such high levels, but have now become the culture of how people do things, even at lower levels, you canjust things, even at lower levels, you can just see it trickling into everything, almost like a cancer. my message to the anc is to stop the corruption, and put the people first, and not bow down to the needs of big business. i am a social worker, and i am 45 years old. i wa nt worker, and i am 45 years old. i want my daughter to grow up in a south africa where she values her identity. i wanted to understand we are all equal, different as we are, we are all equal. my message to the anc is whoever gets to lead this country, remember, we came a long way separated, but here we are now. the issue we have been speaking of is that our doorstep. it is up to you now to take what actually binds us as you now to take what actually binds

the weather fronts comes off the atlantic, we develop a south—westerly wind.many areas. quite breezy too for a time. we could even see gale force winds across the far north. look at the temperatures — back up to double figures, even in scotland. the extreme still hanging onto around six degrees. that damp weather will last right through the course of sunday but by the time we get to monday it looks like things will be drying out. a little bit of a dip in the temperature. so into next week, it looks like the weather will dry out but it‘s still going to stay relatively on the mild side. this is bbc news. the headlines: south africa‘s governing anc is preparing to pick a new party leader to replace president jacob zuma. there have been allegations of widespread bribery, and warnings that the party could split over the election, as the country faces mounting economic challenges. eu leaders have agreed to move brexit talks on to the second phase but called for "further clarity" from the uk about the future relationship it wants. the first issue to be discussed, ear

operation in south vietnam.his is not an invasion of cambodia. >> nixon's conviction is that what you've got to do is cut off the supplies that the north vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet cong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chi minh trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> you don't quite realize that cambodia is its own country, in fact, a country that always had tenuous relationships with vietnam. and once they destabilize cambodia, you really just have all hell breaking out. >> the cambodian operation will continue during the coming days. american units searching for north vietnamese troops and installations, but what they will find or how long they will be here no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation in the fighting in cambodia has brought a cry of anger from many college campuses. at kent state university in ohio, the protest turned into a riot with thousands of demonstrators facing national guardsmen and polic

south sudan's government in opposition forces have signed a cease fire deal allow humanitarian access to civilians caught in the fighting to deal agreed after talks and ethiopia's capital addis ababa is the latest attempt to end the four year long conflict that aims to revive a two thousand and fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. peru's president petro public regions key has survived an impeachment vote in congress over corruption allegations kaczynski is accused of receiving illegal payments from the brazilian construction giant otoh brecht he denies any wrong doing. those are your headlines of the more news continuing here on al-jazeera after inside story. a new leader and hopes of a new era in south africa is expected to clean up the image of the ruling a.n.c. and revive the fortunes of off because biggest economy must consider all the post live up to those challenges this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. then you need one of off because this political party says he has a new vision for his coun

what we're seeing is the snow to our south. the wet weather will stay to the south during the day today. after midnight and during the day on saturday, we will see that accumulating snow. 8:00 in the evening, the snow will be out of here. accumulating snow during the day. looking for the potential one to four inches of snow on colder surfaces. grass, car tops, less on the roadways. maybe more slushy conditions as the temperatures will be at or above freezing for the event. hazardous travel, slipping and sliding saturday. not today, no. clearing skies for the suburbs and for the lehigh valley. leading to colder temperatures. look at the clouds lingering in delaware and south jersey. the clouds will fill back in during the day. and then the wet weather you see to the south, that's rain in the warmer areas. the cold that we have pushing into alabama, mississippi, and georgia, that will produce snow for them and for us tomorrow. right now if you're heading out, plain-old cold. 29 in the suburbs. 36 degrees in philadelphia. the clou

south africa's ruling african national congress to crossroads. jacob zuma ones internal divisions pose a threat to the a.n.c. and survival as delegates needs to elect a success of. and a gym in saudi arabia where women are testing the boundaries as a conservative kingdom stops to give women more right. i'm welcome to the program all strata is set to make a shop turn to the rights with a new governing coalition taking office on monday now austria's a thirty one year old political rising star sebastian cook of the. seventy of people's party will become chancellor making him the youngest head of government in europe he'll govern with the far right euro skeptic freedom party the two parties have promised to tighten the country's asylum and immigration regulations but they also affirmed austria's commitment to the european union. the day after concluding their negotiations the leaders of austria's new governing coalition met the press the best encodes as people's party will receive eight ministerial positions the far right freedom party will get six i

in south korea, i am on the road to the demilitarised zone.rate south korea from the north. this is the most heavily fortified place on earth. the south has hundreds of artillery pieces pointing north. the north has thousands pointing back. this recent north korean propaganda video shows its massed artillery in action. for south koreans living close to the demilitarised zone, this makes for very uncomfortable viewing. the little town of hwacheon is just six kilometres from the dividing line. in any new conflict, people here would have only minutes to evacuate. this place was built about five years ago. underneath a mountain. and it is absolutely vast. it's 100 metres long, 20 metres wide, and so big it's got its own echo. listen to this. hello! the shelter is designed to take over 2000 people. if they can make it in time. this 86—year—old woman is one of the few still living here who remembers the last korean war. so are you worried there could be war again now? translation: of course i'm worried, but what can i do? it's up to the government.