al-jazeera. libya's backed government are deployed as warlord threatens tripoli. and forces advance on the capital the u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. again to stop funding the saudi war and. investigators say there was no pilot error and last month the airlines crash and the new medical study says for food choices can create more help risks and smoking. even if coming out of libya as we're moved his troops closer to the capital these are scenes in tripoli which is under a state of emergency right now it's just after two o'clock in the morning local time and forces are being deployed across the city in order to in his words liberate tripoli forces or but then about seventy kilometers of the capital overnight on wednesday they took control of the town of iran which is on the main highway south of tripoli and security council has called an emergency meeting for friday but it's uncertain at this point how they can stop what may turn into a major confrontation. reports a display of m

so no matter where you call her and al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. cut. down the bit closer tripoli's only functioning airport which is forces loyal to ward off to advance on the capitol. hill and on jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up saddam's protest as keep up that calls for a change with reports of the arrest of servile top former ruling party members. voting begins an ija. referendum on widening presidential powers the opposition calls for a boycott with the poll won't be free fair. it's just. and grief across the political divide in northern ireland for the journalist to mina held by police. we begin in libya where the capital's only functioning airport has been temporarily closed after intense fighting there by airstrikes were reported in several areas all orderly for have to. retake the capital three weeks ago is fighting against the un recognized government based in tripoli al jazeera. begins our coverage from the capital. under cover of. forces. the government advance and where they will be so east of the capital. they're trying to push forces to world an

tripoli al-jazeera has spoken to the libyan interior minister. the government is backed by the united nations he says some national international and regional parties do not want libya to become a democratic state. look we are used to we've lost our trust in the international community and the united nations or an international if it's we only trust libyans who really want to build this nation according to democratic principles and the rule of law we lost our trust because the international community is powerless and is incapable of bringing any significant results they announce we'll have a u.n. security council meeting on libya comes after france italy the u.a.e. u.k. ammi us released a joint statement warning against any military action there and diplomatic editor james bass has more reaction from the nato summit in washington. libya wasn't on the formal agenda of the meeting here at the state department of nato foreign ministers but it clearly was discussed on the margins of this meeting because we have a statement from some key nato countrie

on wednesday they took control of the town of garonne which is on the main highway south of tripoli al jazeera has spoken to the interior minister says is trying to invade tripoli at a time of unprecedented peace and calm. yeah i mean why use weepin as in force to to rise the people of libya to kill them and to force them to accept one thing only which is to be ruled by a military dictator what makes mr have to be decanted it then the other libyans if he's calling for a state with a strong army and police we are also calling for a state with a strong army and police and for the rule of law we will not be subdued by any use of force by any saw i do any person and if anyone is willing to use force to gives us we are ready to secure for us but we will not give up on democracy which is what we've always wanted from the beginning united states house of representatives has approved a resolution to end u.s. support for the saudi u.a.e. war and yemen bill will now go to the president on a trumpet he's already said though he will veto it and accused of attacking two mosques in new zealand has been orde

al-jazeera. was. fighting in libya close as tripoli is only functioning airport just forces loyal to war more than we thought after our violence on the capital. alone don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also. coming up protesters keep up their call for change with reports that several top members of the former ruling party have been arrested. voting is under way in egypt's referendum on widening presidential powers the opposition calls for a boycott and fears the poll won't be free. it's just a senseless grief across the political divide in northern ireland for a journalist. held by the police. we begin in libya where the capital's only functioning airport has been temporarily closed after intense fighting nearby airstrikes were reported in several areas all orderly for after i began an offensive to retake the capital three weeks ago is fighting against the un recognized government based in tripoli al-jazeera had begins our coverage from tripoli. under cover of forces to libya as you could know as the government advance in what it will be so the east of the capital . they're trying to push fo

to control the country's oil fields is ongoing as the forces of hell if i have to advance on tripoli al jazeera is laura but mentally explains how he's funded after four years of recession improved political and security arrangements have seen the economy bounce back all his underpin that growth but it's also the cause of the ongoing political tussle for control of the country's wealth. while the united nations backs the internationally recognized government in tripoli in the eastern city of al bayda there is a parallel government affiliated with a to break base parliament and the warlords. and it's backed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt both governments have their own central banks the central bank in arbeit a city has sold bonds worth more than twenty three billion dollars to fund its wage bill watterson prints up money for tripoli russia has printed ten billion dinars for the parallel ministration in the east. libya is a wealthy nation it's eighty billion dollars in oil revenues and foreign reserves are managed by tripoli but have to has seized oil fields in the east and the south of th

retake the capital three weeks ago is fighting against the un recognized government based in tripoli al jazeera as much when i go i had begins our coverage from tripoli. under cover of attila the shelling forces to libya as you could know as the government advance in what it would be so the east of the capital. they're trying to push forces louis into world and for have to out over aims are unable. civil military units joined together in a number of flash points to form a defense called on facing hefted as forces of tripoli government warplanes targeted have to his forces locations near the area and city and around eighty kilometers south of tripoli that. your forces providing fire support to our ground operations you know me is trying to flank our forces from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our fighters and the experience of our fighters it has become a war of attrition so the sicht as good as controlled by the. military sources with the u.n. recognized the government say they're preparing to launch an offensive in the next few days to retake the former internation

battle to control the country's oil fields is ongoing as the forces of her after advance on tripoli al-jazeera is laura manley explains how he's funded after four years of recession improved political and security arrangements have seen the economy bounce back or has underpinned that growth but it's also the cause of the ongoing political tussle for control of the country's wealth. while the united nations backs the internationally recognized government in tripoli in the eastern city of al bayda there is a parallel government affiliated with a to break base parliament and the warlords. and it's backed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt both governments have their own central banks the central bank in arbeit a city has sold bonds worth more than twenty three billion dollars to fund its wage bill watterson prints up money for tripoli russia has printed ten billion dinars for the parallel ministration in the east. libya is a wealthy nation it's eighty billion dollars in oil revenues and foreign reserves are managed by tripoli but have to has seized oil fields in the east and the south of the co

wednesday they took control of the town of koran which is on the main highway just south of tripoli al jazeera has spoken to the interior minister. says tars trying to invade tripoli at a time of unprecedented peace and calm. yeah i mean why use weekends in force to tear arise the people of libya to kill them and to force them to accept one thing only which is to be ruled by a military dictator what makes mr have to be a candidate then the other libyans if he's calling for a state with a strong army and police we are also calling for a state with a strong army and police and for the rule of law we will not be subdued by any use of force by any saw i do any person and if anyone is willing to use force that gives us we are ready to secure for us but we will not give up on democracy which is what we have always wanted from the beginning. or is a professor of politics at the university of texas in san antonio is this khalifa haftar is move on tripoli should not be seen as a surprise. the man has been saying it's over the last two years it's a number of people. and he has been building his is tryin

al-jazeera. the head of libya's u.n. backed government accuses wall khalifa haftar of the trail as his troops advance on tripoli. hello i'm adrian for the game this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up thousands surround saddam's military headquarters at least five people were killed in the biggest anti-government protests for months. a quarter century after the genocide will wind up again ceremonies to remember eight hundred thousand people murdered during one hundred days of source. during demonstrations venezuela's president opposition leader rally supporters and the power struggle drags on. the head of libya's un backed government has accused his rival warlord khalifa haftar. betraying him by threatening to attack the capital tripoli is also warned of a war without any windows his forces have slowed in advance by half past men who earlier said that they've taken over the old airport on the outskirts of the southern outskirts of the city from tripoli al jazeera as more hold up the war had reports. of. gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital. forces loyal to world to have to trying to push their way

because of attempts to drive tough times fighters out of the capital let's take you live now to tripoli al jazeera would up the one head is there for a soft us forces mark would have recently intensified s trikes at night how's that affecting the back. well. that's really affecting the forces loyal to the government of national knows the government of national accord and as you know. this has been holding the advancement of the. government forces on the ground but remember have to the forces intensified started intensifying get night air strikes after the the last on the ground the last many locations on the southern part of tripoli as the government forces advance towards the international inactive airport on the southern western part of the city about meanwhile the government forces say that the are currently planning to. face the night air strikes by have to jets they also say that that could be foreign fighter jets because have to did not own night warplanes before but meanwhile the government forces continue with targeting have to as well as locations during the day by airstrikes adrian came

al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera the head of the united nations has told libyan warlord honey for hopped off to stop his advance on tripoli after us forces say they've reached the southern op skirts of the libyan capital in a push against the internationally recognized government. hundreds of thousands of algerians have rallied in the capital for the first time since the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika they want his eyes to go as well and. thousands of protestors have condemned the government saying it's not doing enough to solve ethnic violence the demonstration one of the biggest in recent years follows the killing of almost one hundred sixty villages from the for nonnie group priyanka gupta has the details. anger over the killing feel it is not directed at preston to bring. protesters gathered in the thousands of the captive bamako in one of mali's biggest demonstrations and. protests to say the government and u.n. forces are not doing enough to stop the bloodshed going to increase. mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its e

all the forces aligning themselves with the un government in tripoli al jazeera as mahmoud head is there. under cover of forces to libya's you and it continues the government advance in what it would be so east of the capital. they're trying to push forces new into world and have to how to veins are unable. civil military units joined together in a number of flash points to form a defense called on facing have to his forces south of tripoli government warplanes targeted have to his forces locations near the end city and around eighty kilometers south of troop. that. your forces providing fire support to our ground operations you know me is trying to flank our forces from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our fighters and the experience of our fighters it has become a war of attrition so the city is as good as controlled by the. military sources with the un recognized government they're preparing to launch an offensive in the next few days to retake the former international airport they want to push to disguise has been a shared a strategic supply point for have

now we're getting reports of increased fighting around the libyan capital tripoli al jazeera.joins us live on the phone with the latest just how heavy is the shelling we're seeing now oh it's just it's probably. around one hour ago we heard huge explosions and that random rockets landed and hit it eventually period and landed it killing and wondering is civilians including women and children that's according to minutes from councils in tripoli city center and. she says with a government of national accord say that they have been forced to have been called to. carry a. weapon. media. to flying pictures of many parts of the libyan casualties and victims. the affected neighborhoods are not far from the city simply beyond somehow the events line of the government forces many people here along doing light of the international community is not putting to shoot them half that is to stop the escalation in and around the capital should probably by the way did not the first time have been for some civilian areas as a parade for. launches military offensive to take control of the capital

al-jazeera. the head of libya's un back to. the trial as his troops advance on the capital tripoli. welcome to al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha the thing it is a fraud and also ahead six people were killed in saddam's biggest anti-government protest and moms and you don't demonstrate. venezuela president and opposition leader one why don't their supporters and every wants the u.s. to get its plans to designate its a revolutionary guard as terrorists. the head of libya's un back on the run has accused war lot of the trail over has been the true offensive on the capital promise to fire his forces will confront troops with determination the two sides have been locked in fierce battles about thirty kilometers from the center of tripoli from where i had reports. of gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital. forces loyal to the have to trying to push their way to desist city. they say they have seized some areas south of tripoli these claims have been denied by the tripoli and the recognized government on saturday the you and bag the prime minister. to remain firm against have

al-jazeera. the united nations tells the libyan war on. tripoli. and on welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me and there's a problem also ahead hundreds of thousands of algerians continue to protest saying they want a complete change of heart. this is one of so many people. we meet a woman. still not prepared to forgive. right now there's a lot of negativity. and on the borderline a concern about donald trump's threat to close the mexico border. the united nations security council has told a libyan war to end his offensive to seize tripoli and emergency meeting was called off the honey began advancing south of the capital has been reported around tripoli international airport half says he wants to as he puts it liberate the city of tripoli has the u.n. support and. have captured one hundred of us troops. from tripoli. the prime minister of libya as you and bad to government face meeting the troops thirty kilometers west of tripoli i was in earlier fighters loyal to the warlords twenty four have attempted to enter tripoli but

al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. global pressure builds on the libyan warlords and his fighters as the battle for paris which is the outskirts of the capital tripoli. on how long he had seen this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. algerians are promising another round of protests despite their longtime president's resignation earlier this week. security and trades on the agenda as iraq's prime minister begins a sea day visit to iran. and they may be glorified as kashmir's state mascots but these boil stags the protection. of the libyan government's air force has launched air strikes against fighters loyal to warlord carli for hafta you have advanced into the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli there have been a fierce battle some thirty kilometers from the center of tripoli mainly arrange the former international airports which was destroyed in the fighting back in twenty fourteen forces loyal to the u.n. by government say at least one hundred and forty five of us fighters have surrendered in zawiya to the west of tripoli g. seven foreign ministers meeting in france have issued a statement strongly opposing the violence in libya th

al jazeera. the u.n. chief the libyan warlord to stop advancing on tripoli as his forces reached. watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead. not satisfied yet another round of massive demonstrations in algeria despite the president's resignation. whether it's asylum whether it's anything new on illegal immigration. a warning from the mexico border donald trump says the u.s. . and their fields may be green and productive but. things have never been so bad we'll find out why. thank you for joining us libyan troops commanded by warlords highly for have to say they've advance into the southern outskirts of the capital of libya in a push against the internationally recognized government the u.n. and world powers demanding they halt the offensive fighting has been going on around tripoli is former international airport says he wants to in his words liberate the city but the government in tripoli has the u.n. support and soldiers loyal to it say they've captured more than one hundred of have ties men from turkey fully mahmoud apted one hundred force. the prime minister of libya's you

now fear that the next few months could bring even more in the stability of what i do hate al-jazeera tripoli still to come here on al-jazeera political uncertainty in mali after the prime minister steps to form the next government. also ahead by kosovo is bringing back home people who fought with isis. hello there is they really quite wet for some of us in the southeastern parts of china recently the satellite picture is showing the clouds as they gradually have been working their way towards the east and they have given a sim very very heavy downpours and i think that we more showers here as we head through monday and into tuesday and again they are likely to give us some very lively down post as they gradually make their way towards shanghai i think for us on tuesday they should avoid hong kong so we should have a dry day with a top temperature of around thirty degrees for many of us in india it's also dry at the moment as well just in the fall south of that more in the way of cloud as also over sri lanka as well they should rancor in the southern parts of india likely to see a few more sh

there are likely to be many more commemorations in this main square where that they were hit al-jazeera tripoli. whether it's next still ahead on al-jazeera and. old friends north korea's leader kim jong un meets the russian president for a fast time. and the war on migration. comes to u.s. pressure and cracks down on central americans traveling. however we've got the weather going downhill across southern parts of china over the next couple of days but some places a cloud into those central areas as well links back with some sickening clouds down to southern parts of china so there will be rather more in the way of wetter weather around hong kong lossie dry and settle this we go through friday as a case to down towards the southwest of cool chance of one of two spots of light but they supposedly become a little more widespread as we go on through sas day for back in hong kong to wrap twenty seven degrees celsius bright skies the sunshine there fish and high around nineteen celsius son shot in showers meanwhile across southeast asia philippines basi fine and dry malaysia know the positive indon

al-jazeera. the head of the united nations says he is leaving libya with a heavy heart battles continue south of tripoli. shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up hundreds of thousands of algerians to protest saying they want to complete change to the gold card. of the u.s. is set to call iran's revolutionary guard a terrorist group but we look at why this is such a significant step. this is one of so many churches where people tried in vain to seek sanctuary book in finals and beat the guy. i mean a woman scarred by rwanda's genocide but still prepared to forgive. world leaders are urging libya's warlords to end has offensive to seize the capital and the past few hours clay for a half two hours forces have captured tripoli international airport it's on the outskirts of the city and security council's held a closed door emergency meeting calling on hard to halt his military moves more from new york shirtless shortly first though mohamad abdalla head on the fierce battles. the prime minister of libya as you and back to government face meeting the troops thirty kilometers west of tripo

of detention centers near tripoli that people have come to live in hope of crossing the mediterranean sea and reaching europe the head of the un's refugee agency tells al-jazeera the fighting is making it difficult to move people to safety. or mom or dad then why is live for us in tripoli so what's the state of play there in the capital now modes. the situation is still a very tense in the southern and eastern southern outskirts of the libyan capital and this is after yesterday's clashes between forces loyal to the warlord have to and others loyal to the u.n. back to tripoli government of national accord government military sources say that they have lost mine dead and twenty five will wondered from their forces yesterday . thirty eight were killed have to the last thirty. fighters and thirty five wanted that only yesterday according to government sources have to the forces managed to recapture tripoli international airport while the government forces are treated at island to either have or two kilometers back on the highway which links at the tripoli international airport to the city have to the forces last night and manage it to open and you'll front in the

tripoli. still ahead on al-jazeera farmers in lebanon want syria to low and try terrorists that are putting a squeeze on their livelihoods. and it is still cold in northeast china and siberia knows caus it was but cold enough for a bit as snow and that's the thing that brings it with a cold front that it's not obvious on sunday except the six degrees in vladivostok and it's still warm in beijing at twenty four but bring about a cold down add to it they want in the motion and from the sas newton you get a combination of produce an area of low pressure spinning up here at the sea of japan a city of a whole card a significant rain wind for a time of a home she republique overnight you may just see the snow goes here north korea the high ground at least when you have a sixty degrees in pyongyang so it didn't last long as what we have been a lot of hostile to. now is that line of rain develops we've got the spring rains developing and being quite heavy in china has been flooding in grand dong as you probably know and it's going to be more because this system that i think tends to align itself now

tripoli the u.n. security council is due to hold an emergency meeting on friday to discuss the latest developments al-jazeera spoken to libya's interior minister from the un backed government he says half the artist trying to invade tripoli at a time of unprecedented peace and calm. i mean why use weapons in force to to arise the people of libya to kill them and to force them to accept one thing only which is to be ruled by a military dictator what makes mr have to be a candidate then the other libyans if he's calling for a state with a strong army and police we are also calling for a state with a strong army and police and for the rule of law we will not be subdued by any use of force by any side or any person and if anyone is willing to use force that gives us we are really to secure for us but we will not give up on democracy which is what we've always wanted from the beginning former u.s. assistant secretary of defense lawrence korb says the latest crisis poses a serious challenge for the international community. i think the real question is what do they do if general haftar comes in and you provoke a wa

leaders will apply more pressure to try to pull libya back from the brink and would have to hit al-jazeera tripoli you hours ago the u.n. security council wrapped up an emergency meeting on libya and called for hothouse forces to stop there and fans for more on that let's go to mike hanna who is at the u.n. in new york so mike what do we know about what came out of this emergency meeting well the security council was briefed by the special envoy for libya the special u.n. representative rahsaan salaam a he gave information about the situation as he saw it in libya it's also understood that he reported back on the meetings that the secretary general antonio the terrorists had had with various political figures one of those was with khalifa haftar and it does not appear that that meeting went particularly well diplomats indicating that huffed was described as confident and defiant and indicated that he was not going to back down on this very bad news for the a u.n. diplomats hoping to secure some kind of pause or or end to this ongoing conflict the german ambassador as president of the security coun

tripoli, a negotiated settlement looks more difficult, but the u.n. and other world leaders will apply more pressure to try to pull libya back from the brink. al jazeerai. host: the un security council is holding an hundred session on the crisis. hanna joins us from the united nations. what do we know about the meeting, mike? mike: it is a meeting that is happening behind closed doors. we spoke to some members as they were walking in, all expressing great concern about the situation in libya. the media is being briefed by the special representative for libya, who spoke to the security council via video link from tripoli. we understand he has told the security council that he will be meeting with the libyan prime minister in the course of the day and then will be holding a phone conversation with the rebel leader in benghazi, after speaking with the prime minister. the security council meeting, still underway, it has been underway now for a couple of hours. at stake as well is the national reconciliation conference that was due to take place in just 10 days in tripoli. the m of that conference, put together by the united nations -- the aim at that conf

al-jazeera. forces loyal to the libyan warlord before have targeted by as strikes as they advance into the southern outskirts of tripoli. maryanne demasi in london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program. tens of thousands march in sudan reaching the army headquarters for the first time since anti-government protests began. that is waiting to fill the streets of caracas up to opposition leader and president the duo urged their supporters to rally. and why kashmir's royal stags are now close to extinction with less than two hundred left in the wild. our top story this hour the head of libya's u.n. backed government has accused the warlord who five to of betraying him this is have to as troops advance into the outskirts of the track the capital tripoli now in a speech to the nation prime minister. said that the international community must differentiate between the aggressors and those who want to maintain civilian rule earlier on saturday the government launched as strikes on have to us forces have been locked in fist battles with some thirty could almost as from the center of the capital where libya's conf

al-jazeera. the u.n. chief has a libyan war road to stop advancing on tripoli as his forces reach the southern outskirts. watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead. load not satisfied yet another round of massive demonstrations in algeria despite the president's resignation people a mahdi vent their anger at leaders they blame for ethnic violence that claims nearly one hundred sixty lives last month and their fields may be green and productive but pakistan's farmers say things have never been so bad we'll find out why. thank you for joining is libyan troops commanded by warlords. say they've advance into the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli in a push against the internationally recognized government the u.n. and world powers a demanding they host the offensive fighting has been going on iran the old international airports have to say as he wants to in his words liberate the city but the government in tripoli has a u.n. support and soldiers loyal to it say they've captured at least one hundred four forty five. men from tripoli and one hundred reports. the prime minister of libya has you and ba

al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where every. forces loyal to warlords helicopters launch air strikes at tripoli's only operational airports as the battle for control of the capital intensifies. i'm how he's in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up as a government protesters in sudan call in the army to hold talks on a transitional government to replace president omar al bashir. donald trump's call month security chief resigns amid the president's anger at the flow of refugees across the u.s. southern border. also the face of iraq's youth unemployment problem we meet the political science graduate selling tea on baghdad streets. of tripoli as many airports has been evacuated after it was struck by an air raid launched by warlord khalifa haftar its forces. about strike happens in the last hour airports in tripoli eastern suburbs flights have been suspended as a result previous fighting has been taking place at the former international airports which has been disused since twenty eight fourteen the victoria gate has this reports. strikes on libya's main airport in the east of the city attacked by warplanes on the orders

al-jazeera. fighting for control of tripoli as have to forces try to take the libyan capital he loses ground in the south. hello and welcome i'm peter told me you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. we want the president to be in prison but not only here much sleep but the hoary jean protesters in sudan say the arrest of the president isn't enough they want the entire administration gone and civilian rule right now. it's the moment much of washington has been waiting for the release of special counsel robert muller's report. to north korea test launches what it calls a new technical guided weapon and demands the u.s. secretary of state stays away from further denuclearization talks. in libya fighters loyal to the un recognized government have launched a new campaign against the war lords in the south after us forces are battling government troops for control of the capital tripoli a group aligned to the government has taken advantage of after us forces being tied up in the north to capture one of his bases in the south in southern libya let's talk to our c

al-jazeera. over night fighting on the outskirts of tripoli as warlord heidi five task forces closing in on libya's capital. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to bowl also ahead. gerri ends of promising another round of protesters five their long time presidents resignation earlier this week security and trade on the agenda as iraq's prime minister begins a two day visit to iran. and they may be glorified as kashmir's take mask on stags needs protection. thank you for joining us libyan fighters loyal to the warlord holly for have to say they have advanced into the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli in a push against the internationally recognized government the u.n. and world powers are demanding they halt the offensive victoria gate and he has our report. answering a call to defend tripoli soldiers from misrata arrive in the capital to help push back wall owed her life to have to us forces have tossed suffered a setback on friday when at least one hundred forty five of his fighters were captured during battles near tripoli's old international airport in an audio

al-jazeera. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. the head of libya's u.n. backed government accused. of the trail as his troops advance on tripoli. hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up surround saddam's military headquarters after at least five people were killed in the biggest anti-government protests in months. a quarter of a century after the genocide rwanda remembers eight hundred thousand people murdered during one hundred days of source. and greek lore says that these refugee children must be offered free education we'll take a look at what's keeping them out of class. the head of libya's u.n. backed government has accused his rival warlord khalifa haftar of betraying him by threatening to attack the capital tripoli. also warned of a war without any witness is forces of slowed in advance by men who earlier said that they'd taken over the old airport on the city's southern outskirts from tripoli with up to one had reports of. gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital. after trying to push their way to desist city. they say they have seized some areas south of tripoli these claims have

al jazeera dot com. now time for a reminder of the headlines on al-jazeera clashes have intensified close the libyan capital tripoli as forces loyal to the warlord holly for have to continue their campaign to take control of the city after us forces are battling the un recognized libyan government south of tripoli in the town of casts have been guests here the world health organization says at least two hundred twenty people have now been killed since after us forces launched of their offensive more than two weeks ago. our air force is providing fire support ground operations the enemy is trying to fling call forces from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our thought is and the experience of our forces you just become a war of attrition so districts controlled by the illinois. egyptians are voting in a three day referendum on constitutional amendments that could allow the fattened sisi to stay in power until twenty thirty if approved the cc's current term would be extended by two years any could stand for another six year mandate after that the changes were also given the power to appoint

receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. eastern libyan forces send more fighters to tripoli as clashes there escalate despite calls from the un for a temporary truce. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're with al-jazeera also coming up. and asked right near the yemeni capital damages a school killing at least eleven many of them children also. reveres. from the school is a message of hope as rwanda remembers the genocide which killed more than ten percent of its people twenty five years ago and. still we live among their obvious but we are not robbing our one school is helping child waste because get an education indonesia's biggest landfill. we begin in libya where calls for a temporary truce have been largely ignored by forces loyal to east and warlord holy for half the the un requested a two hour pause to the fighting in southern tripoli to evacuate injured but have to self-styled libyan national army kept up its offensive even deploying more troops from its base in benghazi both sides launched as strikes on each other as the un backed government in the capital tried

al-jazeera. the u.s. president pledges his support to libyan warlord only for half top who is fighting to take control of tripoli from the internationally recognized government. in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren calls for the impeachment of donald trump a day after the public release of the report. caught in the crossfire a journalist a shot dead by a gunman during rioting in northern ireland plus we look at how flooding in iran is draining two and a half billion dollars from its economy. this president donald trump has offered support to the libyan warlord i leave i have to on a phone call he's been leading a military campaign against the un recognized government in the country from praise tough tough fighting what he called terrorism and securing libya's oil all its forces launched an offensive three weeks ago to take the capital tripoli where the un recognized government is based mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . one must remember that two weeks ago the secretary of state or sharply criticizing huffed and his forces for t

al-jazeera. fighting intensifies in the battle for tripoli as the war pushes to capture the libyan capital. joe however when i'm come all santamaria with the world news from al jazeera voters in egypt deciding whether to change the constitution and possibly allow the president to remain in office to the twenty thirty also police in over non-interest two men in connection with the murder of a journalist. columbine was twenty years ago. people who were born after columbine are now voting and that matters and two decades since that high school tragedy in littleton colorado we're looking at what if anything has changed. libya first stop where there is heavy fighting near the capital as the wall as forces continue to attack tripoli battling the un recognized the libyan government south of the city in the town of call sort of a gusher. fighting is happening near the international airport which is under his control government forces are preparing to launch an operation in the coming days to retake the area well the spokesman for. the l a n a force has held a media conference on the battle a short t

tripoli. well still ahead an al-jazeera not an exclusive club china's president reassures the world about his signature foreign policy project. and the war on migration goes south mexico succumbs to u.s. pressure and cracks down on central americans traveling north. welcome to another look at the international for cars some place a vehicle some pass a weather coming into texas over the next as i we have had was supposed flooding to close the eastern side of the state and that's been pushing its way across louisiana mississippi easing of its was alabama sweeps it was to go through friday surprise us guys come back behind tempest in dallas get up to rather more agreeable twenty five degrees celsius the let's see clever around the eastern seaboard middle of the states looking pretty wet that right pushing out through pennsylvania new york arrived into new england eastern parts of canada looks like a pretty wet day on friday coming ladislaw see fought in trying to get to that cloud and rain that we have around the rockies north of the border we could even see some snow there just spilling over to

al-jazeera. head has the latest now from tripoli. forces loyal to the warlord who for have to have been increasing their attacks by opening a new front in the southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli on the other hand forces loyal to the government of national accord say that they have asked civilians living in the early years were there is fighting to leave the areas immediately the health ministry at the government of national called has just wanted civilians there has put all its hospitals and medical centers in the capital on the high alert forces military units and detachment from the city of misrata namely albanian in muscles forces that's the forces that defeated eisel inserted into south in two thousand and sixteen have been joining the front line also fighting in the side of the government of national accord forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar have been using advances weapons including concord missiles that's according to military commanders affiliated with the government of national accord in libya has been u

al-jazeera. libya's governments in tripoli launches counterattacks on forces loyal to the warlord probably for half there as the u.n. calls for a truce in fighting to help the injured. i'm hella mohit in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up putting on the pressure of protesters in sudan want the army to back them and their demands to force the president out of office. a quarter century after the genocide rwanda remembers eight hundred thousand people who were murdered during one hundred days of slaughter. and grieg law says these refugee children must be offered free education we'll look at what's keeping them out of class. but we begin in libya where the united nations has called for an urgent to our troops to start night in southern tripoli to help those who've been injured that comes after warlord how they feel half star launched an air strike on the outskirts of the capital the targets was a camp belonging. so forces loyal to the u.n. backs governments and those forces launched a tenser offensive to recapture areas taken by half stars pfizer's troops allies with the un but its gover

al-jazeera. where ever you are. the battle for tripoli the un recognized government in libya threatens to take the war after the international criminal court. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up protestors in sudan raise their voices against foreign interference as they demand an immediate return to civilian rule. north korea test launches what it calls a new technical guided weapon and demands the u.s. secretary of state stays away for more denuclearization talks. and india's biggest private airline grounds flights employees demand a government bailout to stop a shutdown. a developing story to start this half hour program gunman in the southwest of pakistan have ambushed a bus then kidnapped and killed fourteen passengers and the lines of block separatist groups is claiming responsibility for the attack on the main road between kharaj and the port of water come all lifeless in islam about the reading of this claim of responsibility. well this particular group known as broad. language means broad. gr

al-jazeera. the head of libya's u.n. backed government accuses wall of khalifa haftar of betraying him as his allies slow have to advance into tripoli. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up. tens of thousands march in sudan reaching the army headquarters for the first time since anti-government protests began. venezuelans are filling the streets of caracas all for the opposition. and president maduro urged their supporters to rally. and thousands are evacuated from their homes in southwestern iran where floods have already killed seventy people. the head of libya's u.n. backed government is accused want all twenty five to of betraying him his military offensive against the capital this is have to as troops advance into the outskirts of tripoli in a speech to the nation fire also said the international community must differentiate between the grasses and those who want to maintain civilian rule mahmoud has more now from tripoli. gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital. forces loyal to will have to trying to push did with this city. they say they have seized some areas south of tripoli these cla

tripoli still to come here on al-jazeera political uncertainty in mali after the prime minister steps to form the next government. also ahead by kosovo is bringing back home people who fought with isis. and either.

al-jazeera. santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. fighting intensifies in the battle for tripoli as the warlords khalifa haftar pushes to capture the libyan capital also in the news voters in egypt to decide whether to change the constitution and possibly allow the president to remain in office to lead a twenty third. i'm barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including. let's just to play senseless. struggling to come to terms with the killing of journalist lira mckeen yes police in northern ireland say they have arrested two men. columbine which twenty years ago. people who were born after columbine are now voting and that matters two decades since that high school tragedy in littleton colorado and we're looking at what if anything is actually changed on polar east with the sport as the king of clay loses his crown rafael nadal slips up on his favorite surface to miss out on a twelfth monte-carlo all time. was starting in libya where there was heavy fighting near the capital i was the warlord holly for half his forces continue to attack tripoli battling the un

tripoli. i know you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me back to people and also coming up. a close not satisfied yet another round of massive demonstrations in algeria despite the president's resignation. and new cholera outbreak in yemen kills hundreds of people and it's on track to get even worse class. whether it's asylum with the rich anything you will and illegal immigration. a warning from the mexico border donald trump says the u.s. is full. libyan troops commanded by warlords say they've advance into the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli in a push against the internationally recognized government the u.n. and world powers are demanding they hold the offensive fighting has been going on iran the old international airport says he wants to in his words liberate the city but the government in tripoli has a u.n. support and soldiers loyal to it say they've captured more than one hundred of have ties man's trip from tripoli mom would opt in where hans reports. the prime minister of libya as you and back to government face meeting the troops thirty kilometers west

al-jazeera. the u.s. president pledges his support to libyan warlord. who's fighting to take control of tripoli from the internationally recognized government. hello i'm mr and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren calls for the impeachment of donald trump one day off to the public release of the reporters. caught in the crossfire a journalist is shot dead by a gunman. in northern ireland. and ukraine's president and the comedian challenging him for his job trade blows and a head to head debate on the eve of sunday's election. u.s. president donald trump has offered support to the libyan war. in a phone call the general is the leading a military campaign against the u.n. recognized government in the country have to praised story trump praised huffed up of fighting terrorism and securing libya's oil the warlords forces launched an offensive three weeks ago to take tripoli that's where the un recognized government is based. comes despite comments earlier this month by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei or expressing concern over a half

tripoli. along down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up algeria as intelligence chief is dismissed as activists join mass protests seeking the removal of those still loyal to the former president of the disease but if into. the british prime minister asked the e.u. for yet another brags that delay she wants three more months. on life after i'm just genocide we'll hear from a survivor a man who attacked her on how they're coping twenty five years of. troops loyal to libyan warlord only for have to are edging closer to the capital as fears grow of a major confrontation forces supporting the un backed government have been deployed to defend tripoli while half dollars promising in his words to liberate the city will have troops. have now taken control of the town of god as they close in on tripoli they suffered a setback in the city of zawiya about fifty kilometers west of tripoli one hundred forty of fighters have surrendered that government forces at least thirty military vehicles. well the u.n. security council is to hold an emergency meeting on the crisis secretary antonio guterres

few days on the outskirts of the capital tripoli the un's envoy to maybe a has postponed a national we can't see action conference planned for next week al-jazeera. has more from tripoli. the situation is still a very tense in the southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli following it yesterday's clashes between forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar and others loyal to the baghdad government of national accord have to us forces manager to open a new front in the southern eastern outskirts of tripoli namely in a neighborhood called call that aims are and eyewitnesses that say that hundreds of families would leaving the area because of the clashes and meanwhile the government of national called accuses have to us forces of targeting civilian areas with heavy heavy weapons or random shelling have random shootings have been landing in civilian areas and also have a force has been targeting get the government to forces locations in the outskirts of the libyan capital meanwhile the government of national poll says that its air force has conducted civil air strikes targeting. locations around the city of again around one hundred kilometers