agenda it's a division the souther is fair could lead to conflict until no hint of the so the once the protests of just continue because we want. to come to the end that a new independent government will come in order to roll the county till the till we have a new elections with the new new decision. so but if a kind of clashes started inside the sequels it will harm too much so we don't like to be a part of this clash is the news that has moved his supporters out of the square is concerning to many who remain inside is this the beginning of the end of the protest movement that's the question on the lips of many of the protesters now they are already very angry because they've had to temper their demands at the beginning of the protest movement in october they wanted a complete overhaul of the political system that actually now tempered that saying they want a new prime minister who can kohl elections and even that hasn't happened. intact risk it seems the future of the protest movement is now at stake imran khan al-jazeera. at least 3 people have been killed during intensive airstrike

military presence in the country the cleric souther opposes all foreign interference in iraq quote has recently shown closer alliance with iran. annabella sure who appeared in the television show the sopranos was accused has accused former producer harvey weinstein of raping her she was the 1st accuser to give evidence of his trial in new york weinstein is pleading not guilty to charges of assaulting 2 women he says all his sexual encounters were consensual . german says that 10 chancellor rather uncle americal is in istanbul for bilateral talks with president bush president. the chancellor began her visit at the opening ceremony of the new campus of a turkish german university drawing from her background as a scientist the chancellor called for freedom and research saying it was a way to maximize achievement the leaders also had talks about this situation in syria and the wider conflict in the middle east. all right i am joined now by yulia hein in istanbul she has been following the chancellor's visit for us in turkey and our political correspondent melinda crane here in berlin all r

baghdad square which have been occupied since october but it comes after the shiite cleric total southersaid that he no longer backed the protests and would withdraw his support of the headlines more from london later now it's the listening post. talk starts now you. see i'm falling across the sky on a change caused by general climate change i'll. talk directly to a history of my cottage there is such a thing as just one quick hello i'm richard gere's bird and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're covering this week australia is where rupert murdoch's media empire was born his news outlets there have got climate change denial down to a science malta and the journalistic legacy of the late daphne kind of want to believe her story is far from complete the balsa not all government in brazil it's corruption exposed by journalism wants to shoot the messenger and. poetic justice on the tory saudi operative clear in the murder of john.

agenda it's a division the souther is fair could lead to conflict until no hint of the so the once the protests of just continue because we want. to come to the end that a new independent government will come in order to roll the county till the till we have a new elections with the new new decision. so but if a kind of a clash is a staunch it inside the sequence it will hum too much so we don't like to be a part of this clash is. the news that has moved his supporters out of the square is concerning to many who remain inside is this the beginning of the end of the protest movement that's the question on the lips of many of the protesters now they are already very angry because they've had to temper their demands at the beginning of the protest movement in october they wanted a complete overhaul of the political system that actually now tempered that saying they want a new prime minister who can kohl elections and even that hasn't happened. in talk risk where it seems the future of the protest movement is now at stake in one corner of his era baghdad. fossella stovall the is director o

more than 90 are killed in severe weather across pakistan, while e souther -- several othes are still missing. wiping out at least one village and blocking roads. i am. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. tonight, the european union is announcing plans to dedicate one quarter of its total budget to tackling climate change. the europe investment plan will direct one trillion euros into climate protection over the next decade. the goal is to reach carbon neutrality across europe withinn 30 years. >> this is what the united states m moon landing looks lik. when i it comomes to o climate prototection, the europopean commission does not shy away from drawing comparisons to that event. >> we do not have all the answers yet. today is the start of a journey. this is europe's man on the moon moment. >> a green deal for the european union is one of the first major policy proposals since she took office. her vision commits the eu to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. until then, greenhouse emissions would have to be reduced, stored or compensated. the eu c

without warning the souther is packed up their tents and left tahrir square the focal point of iraq's anti-government protest movement the book led by influential shia muslim cleric knocked out also that is the largest in parliament and it had been here in solidarity with the protesters since it began in october for some left behind the departure is nothing less than a betrayal. of over to what. it seems our demonstration has been stolen from as they could attack us at any moment we are careful but we will either die or keep the square i won't leave until my demands are met but no i'm disappointed father protected us with his followers. this other is how political power and they offered the protest movement political influence and physical protection that may now have gone. to so the rest say they are disappointed with the reaction of some of the protesters to a rally by tens of thousands of iraqis they organized in baghdad on friday demanding the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the country they say although they support the protests they can no longer be a part of them this other a su

baghdad square which have been occupied since october but it comes after the shiite cleric total souther said that he no longer backed the protests and would withdraw his support those that lies more from london later now it's the listening. the top stars are. probably just the start on a change caused by gender climate change and i'll. talk directly to a history of cottage there is such a thing as just what with hello i'm richard gives birth and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're covering this week australia is where rupert murdoch's media empire was born his news outlets there have got climate change denial down to a science malta and the journalistic legacy of the late that he kind of want to believe her story is far from complete the balsa not all government in brazil it's corruption exposed by journalism wants to shoot the messenger and. poetic justice on the tory saudi operative clear in the murder of john sneers at his critics in australia soaring temperatures extended droughts and persistent winds have resulted in a wildfire season like no other

heaviest of showers and you're seeing some of those heavy showers really drifting further southward souther southern into the peninsula now south bay starting to pick up on some areas of heavy rain by 10:00am and 11:00am you're seeing the heaviest of rain pushing into the south bay noticed during this time north bay peninsula east bay hasn't let up seeing the rainfall some areas have seen intensity diminished, but still looking at heavy rain at times it stays with us through the noon hour and in fact an uptick of rainfall right around 12 30 in areas like san francisco enrichment after that we will see showers clearing out becoming a lot more spotty for the rest of the day by 3.30 intermittent times the sunshine and then also a shower here and there something just to keep your eye close on even though you might see some time to time in the afternoon doesn't mean work free of the showers just yet on into a one friday just around the corner a few spotty showers can be expected but certainly nothing like what we're about to see this morning as conditions this morning will prove to be the most s

heart of the capital baghdad which has been occupied since october it comes off the populace total souther said he no longer endorsed the protests $18000.00 of his followers to the camps osama bin laden is in the capital baghdad forces more on the reaction from protests as to those government efforts to end the sit in. this is when the flashpoint of scroope saturday's protest where protesters have been trying to stop the government forces opening up the offer a ridge this is the bridge that leaves do you square and we've been meeting people and talking to people who feel that they've been betrayed by the sudras who left. they are saying they're going to continue their protests there have been multiple reports of injuries and some are saying that people have been wounded by not just live fire but also by tear gas canisters that the government forces are aiming towards their head. we are protesting against their corrupt government the iranian government so to speak they doesn't represent us we didn't vote for them the militias they are. each they are iranian they are iranian cocked militias

was many times seen alongside the leader of hezbollah hassan nasrallah as well as the other family souther when he is in tehran as well so he has very far reaching influential friends and acquaintances but he is it was his military capabilities that really pushed him to the forefront and he was known to have exceptional skills on the battlefields he fought for many years alongside the assad regime forces in syria and prior to that he was very active in the fight against eisel in iraq at the request of the iraqi government. also thank you and of course you stay there will be coming back to you throughout our rolling coverage dorsett bar joining us live from tehran let's get more analysis now on this and just where this might be heading lawrence korb is a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense and he joins us live via skype from washington d.c. it's good of you to be back with us again a lot's been happening away hearing various assessments here from some saying they see this is an open declaration of war to all the sign this was a targeted terrorist assassination and of course iran thre

where they've been photographed together alongside the supreme leader his relationship with other of souther of other family in. in iraq is also noteworthy he has spent a lot of time in the holy city of najaf. so he is very well known across the region both within the political ground and the military circles of this region he is somebody who is also known to be very kind very humble he was i should say i have heard stories of people who were on. plane ride said he was on and when he spent the entire time speaking to people about his experience because. he comes from very humble background in time and on province and he is somebody who is not new to the danger of his life within his life and have had many approximation accounts carried out and failed and there was also an attack even within iran that there was an attempt on his life just last year. was a the intelligence ministry and the revolutionary guard released a statement saying that they going to talk of the bombing of the mosque which he attended in his hometown that there were people there is a network of people that will be time to

zone for foreign powers of a saloon is in baghdad and offer it supports to iraqi president behind souther as well as prime minister of the mufti he says iran and the united states must respect iraqi sovereignty. he does not wish to see iraq turn into a battle field for foreign powers iraq has its own difficulties and problems iraq is combating terrorism and here is to organize asians like p k k and i saw iraq is also addressing a very critical task which is the rebuilding of the country well cynical so there is in istanbul and explains why the turkish government is so focused on deescalation trick here it has stepped up to play a meditation role between mainly the united states and iran and this is what they have set out loudly and the purpose of the visit by foreign minister job sure that iraq is also again for this meditation let me 1st state that turkey always supports the territorial integrity and sovereignty of neighboring countries mainly iraq syria and iran because also they have some kurdish communities and the output kurdistan workers party are also active in those countries that

clear and govern the protest as the crackdown began on saturday shortly after influential shia cleric souther withdrew his support for the demonstrations rescuers in southeastern turkey are searching for survivors after friday's earthquake in which 35 people were killed and more than a 1000 were injured people are still being pulled alive from the rubble police in lebanon fought with the protesters who tried to storm government headquarters in the capital security forces used tear gas and water cannon to push back the demonstrators people are demanding an end to corruption among the government to tackle an economic crisis a new cabinet was announced on tuesday but protesters have rejected it. flooding and landslides in southeastern brazil have killed at least 30 people but then 2 days of torrential rain in the capital of. states 17 people are missing and more rain is expected in the region as well as in other parts of brazil there's the headlines we'll have more news for you on al-jazeera after inside story next. mohamed bin and jeff pays all steer powerful men now linked by a scandal the sau

but hold the santos souther spoke exclusively to al jazeera she says there's been a lack of to process we have not been summoned we have not received any notices from the court nor i or any of my directors or companies have been issued any notices whatsoever so this was a completely secret procedure we had no recourse of defense so we were never called to show any documents or even to present any witnesses this is a politically motivated attack there's no doubt about that my father was on the former ruler of angola he was president for a very long time chose not to stand for this elections he chose not to stand in 2017 believing that it was important to have a transition it was important for someone new to come and unfortunately the nuclear who came on board have now trying to convey is politically motivated attacks on his family and specially on his children. at least 400 protesters have been arrested in hong kong after a peaceful new year's day marched through the city and it environments the rally had been approved by police but that was revoked after mosques demonstrators broke all

very influential friends as well any high ranking official that visited iran from the lookout all souther to have on a stroll a they all a visit it's awesome so the money as a token of respect for his status not only within the country's military ranks on the police force in the revolutionary guard but his relationship with the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei so iranians are very much taking this personally and you have to remember emotions run very high in iran on a regular basis this specific case is unlike any other because some saw the money as a man whose face is on t.v. shirts on. and janice you see his picture being held up. in various rallies and gatherings with the supreme leader with the president he is one of those iconic figures in iran that we have not really had since the beginning of the islamic revolution aside from the supreme leaders that we've had from khomeini to the current one ayatollah khamenei so this is very indeed yes very personal the people are very emotional any time there was any threat made on iran people had the line saying hadzic all symbol defend us

live bullets and need clashes with protesters the crackdown began after influential shiite cleric souther withdrew his support for the demonstrations on saturday thousands of protesters were injured in baghdad and in the southern city of nasiriyah as police try to clear sit in camps were testers are seeking the removal of what they see as a corrupt ruling elite officials from libya's 2 rival government say fighting has broken out in the western city of misrata forces loyal to have to have advanced on the ton of rain 120 kilometers east and there are clashes taking place on the outskirts misrata is libya's 2nd largest city and it's home to groups which oppose khalifa haftar. 3 people have died in gambia in protests calling for the resignation of president adama barrow people angry at his decision to complete a 5 year presidential term when he took office he promised to stand down after 3 years at least one person has been killed and many others injured in northern syria a truck packed with explosives blew up in the city of aleppo turkish backed syrian rebels opposed to president bashar ass

souther land, everybody was in the loop. >> according to parnas, everybody there including attorney generalill barr. >> did rudy guiliani tell you he had spoken to the attorney general specifically about ukraine? >> not only rudy guiliani, victoria and joe they were all best friend. i mean, barr was attorney general barr was basically on the team. >> well, last night a spokesperson for attorney general barr k5u8d parnas' -- called parnas's allegations 100% false. peter it bothers me when public officials play the role of flax when you have one of these cases. i don't know why somebody in the justice department has the job of putting out something as nonsensical, he was not in the loop. they are covering for somebody in not a criminal case but certainly a scandal. public officials doing this for their living. >> yeah. right. i think what we've seen unfortunately in the last few years is that there is no sense of the justice department being a neutral actor anymore. the president. thinks the justice department ought to be his function on his behalf basically as much as the country's. he's, yo

anti-government protests the crackdown began on saturday shortly after interventional shia cleric souther withdrew his support for the demonstrations al-jazeera cimarron khan has put out the protests in baghdad with tear gas and live rounds of gunfire into the crowds. this is colonial square in central baghdad just over there you can save a tear gas being fired by anti-riot police into the crowd there are hundreds of people here well they're doing is they're coming in from chris square just behind me and they are moving towards where they gathering in their hundreds to make that point now while the iraqi security forces are trying to. clear everybody chromed base area and push them to the risk where where they're trying to contain them will they try to do is open up all of the roads and the bridges leading in to try and. back in to central baghdad but. absolutely determined to make their point they say it's been months these protests began and they did. there is no prime minister there is a new prime minister and there's no new elections and they determined however as you can see that is

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