those today in darjeeling west bengal west bengal among 3 states who have passed which have passed resolutions at the state legislature legislature against the north something like 10 states have said that won't implemented so despite the government saying that they are going to go ahead with this there is opposition from around the country and those protests we are expecting them to continue. elizabeth per annum that live for us from new delhi thank you very much for that update as well u.n. secretary general antonio terrorises urging libya's warring sides to join foreign leaders in trying to find a diplomatic solution to the civil war the core follows sunday's summers in berlin when wild leaders pledged to end foreign meddling and help deescalate the conflict message. except finley the conclusions of the bill in summits and assume that the leadership in a situation like these is a leadership for peace is a leadership for a united libya able to be ruled by libyans in peace and security and cooperate with its neighbors in a positive way. now in colombia police and protesters have been injured

record nobody will get to see and understand exactly the strength of feeling here certainly in west bengal a state that he has no control over but that the incumbent government hopes that he will of course at this stand that he's not welcome. a volcano has erupted in southern mexico pople cuts a paddle exploded. thursday's shooting ash and rock 3 kilometers into the air of authority is a ban people going near the volcano but there have been no evacuations and a quarter of a 1000000 people live within 100 kilometer radius of the volcano it's considered one of the most dangerous in the world's. firefighters across australia southeast are facing strong winds in temperature of beyond 40 degrees celsius as they work to save lives and houses on friday more than a quarter for 1000000 people were urged to leave their homes across the victoria and new south wales states as just a washington reports from penrose residents in areas already affected by fire are fearful of what could still come off the season. in australia's south east weary firefighters work swiftly to protect communities this push by

the renderer modi will get to see and understand exactly just like the feeling here certainly in west bengal a state that he has no control over but that the incumbent government hopes that he will of course understand that he's not welcome. the united nations says violence and sexual abuse committed by armed groups in eastern d.-r. c could amount to crimes against humanity and even genocide the attacks by lendu farmers in eternity province of mostly targeted. they've long been in conflict over grazing rights and political representation and 700 people have been killed since december 27th. government officials in sudan have entered a rebel held area for the 1st time in nearly 10 years the visit came on the shifting sand of a story of a peace agreement between the government and one rebel group but the war has left hundreds of thousands displaced and cut off from humanitarian aid al-jazeera to morgan reports from in south kordofan. if the 1st visit of its kind in more than 30 years in sudan's conflict. written history after fighting that sydney's government for more than 8 years leader of the

thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mat like gandhi monument in calcutta in west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship demand that act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than at a general election campaign of the sites of a society in a across community representation regarding the rebel areas religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal and unconstitutional because one doesn't want to meet with the secular nature of india and that's the message they want to get across to rent a movie here arrives here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. than very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across libya that are continuing their demonstrations are continuing their protests and they have the renter modi will get to see and understand exactly the strength of the feeling here certainly in w

here not just in punjab but in places like telling and drop a dash and west bengal if you're trying to get a minimal amount right on that process. but also to try and bring to the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis of suicide as many are still killing themselves each day here in india across the country. and of course the economic woes and social problems they're facing with regards to registration of identity a real concern here they're hoping that their voices of chinese will be heard in new delhi. brightness and render modi's government the listen to those concerns and . that's the end of this portion but just to remind you that in the last half hour u.s. president donald trump has addressed the nation he said that in the iranian missile attack overnight there was minimum that damage no american or iraqi lives were lost in iraq he says appears to. be standing down he then went on to say that for too long nations have tolerated iran's behavior those days are over and he announced further immediate punishing economic sanctions against iran he also wants nato to b

thousands of people have gathered here very close to the mount like gandhi monument in calcutta in west bengal to show their discontent with the citizenship and member act i don't think i've ever seen crowds like this other than at a general election campaign a beside civil society and across community representation regarding the rebel areas of religions where you have a civil society leaders and religious leaders who are making their speeches to the assembled crowd they want the government to understand that the citizenship amendment act is illegal and unconstitutional and doesn't fit in with the secular nature of it and that's the message they want to get across to read from the o.t. here right here on saturday and they want to make sure that their voice. that very intent is heard not just in new delhi but across the country they are joining hundreds of thousands of other people across the view that are continuing their demonstrations against him during their protests and they heard the renderer modi will get to see and understand exactly the strength of the feeling here certainly in west w

the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal department led to the deaths of $63.00 babies these public outcry about why the state health system is in such distress is ongoing debate the health minister. has said that he wants an inquiry or will assist the state of raja start in anything that it needs and of course we wait and see what the outcome of that help will be all of any inquiry into why so many babies have died in southeastern rajastan. at least 4 people have died following attacks on a refugee camp in sudan's west darfur region a u.n. spokesperson says arab tribesmen arrived at the camp and started shooting killing and burning it's the latest incident in a wave of ethnic violence that's left up to 40 people dead in the past few days and many more fleeing their homes by stuff or has been generally conscious 2010 but ethnic tensions have resurfaced in recent years civilians and soldiers from some ethnic regions

it was unclear if any state politicians would meet the prime minister but late in the day west bengal's chief minister the banner g that the red remote to discuss the citizenship law which she and her political party are opposed to she later said this about their beating america. i told the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is staying but the police were in their way after some to go she is. the could they say they're determined to keep going to racial citizenship law it's withdrawing. the whole robin al-jazeera cult. now staying in india and more than 200 families have been made homeless in the state of carolina after the government demolished their homes in the supreme court said 2 towers were violating local building regulations a shortage of affordable housing in indian cities ha

we're not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you are trying to get a minimal amount right on that cross that drive. but also to try and bring you the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis that there is a side as many as far as kill themselves each day here in india across the country they still really don't remember and of course the economic woes and social problems there is there is not a single notebook with regards to registration and i tend to take a real concern here that hoping that their voices the chinese will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government of the listening to those concerns and. but as well as opposition leader has called for a new wave of protests against the government of president nicolas maduro it follows his dramatic entrance into parliament to reclaim his seat as leader of the majority and speaker of the house last america at its end to see a new man reports from caracas. another chaotic chapter in the. right for control of the news wales parliament oh and while a governm

you go there's that sunshine you might catch a cold shower into a dish a maybe over towards the west bengal one of those could see the odd shower but for most we are looking at more in the way of sunshine i shall a slight a little further south which as we go on through friday will be for a few and far between so lots of sunshine for all. over 40 years ago the mysterious killing of the president of north yemen the nation . it's a story of deception and. one that still resonates today. al jazeera world reveals how a banquet for your many dignitaries became the backdrop to a brutal assassination. yemen the last launch. on al-jazeera. lose the. other leg on the top stories on al-jazeera israel's prime minister is on his way to moscow to brief lattimer buton on a proposal to end the palestinian israeli conflict benjamin netanyahu wants to annex large parts of palestinian territory in line with upon put forward by the us president's. hundreds of japanese have been evacuated from the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak in china nearly 6000 people have been infected by the virus while over a 13

order farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal about that big issue is trying to get a minimum hours on that cross a drive. but also to try and break through the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis that. as many as 4 foreigners killed themselves each day here in the across the country there's no real dollar and of course the economic woes and social problems that india is facing a little bit with regards to registration of identity a real concern here they're hoping that their voices a child's will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government will listen to those concerns and. all those lots more on this and the rest of the day's news on our web sites the address of course is al-jazeera dot com. this is al jazeera these are the headlines iran has fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles to iraq air bases that host american forces it's an italian ation for the assassination of a rainy general all the money he was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali kha

concentration is further south in india that's a sign of developing showers in tisha and possibly towards west bengal for she everywhere else with the exception of a few snow showers nepal it's dry. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks without money talk to us without really personal protection not what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more want to see chanson made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms in the 1st of a 5 part series ali rate questions the neutrality of digital deductions trust me i'm an algorithm on a just 0. oh . you're watching on the syria time to recap our headlines now the 1st plane carrying british citizens from the epicenter of the china coronaviruses landed in the u.k. several countries are stepping up evacuations from. people in the united kingdom only hours away from seizing to be citizens of the european union the country's 47 year membership of the bloc officially ends friday night at $2300.00 g.m.t. . the raf celebrations in london and displays of anger as great syd

in india that's a sign of developing showers in order to show possibly up towards west bengal for she everywhere else with the exception of a few snow showers nepal it's drawing. when is the last time you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every leg with your layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on set retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for there are studies that support our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for it join the global conversation on how does iraq. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour the 1st plane caring for addition to your citizens from the epicenter of the china coronavirus has landed in the u.k. several countries are stepping up evacuations from hong ukraine's president is calling for the u.s. to be more active in settling its conflict with russia back separatist a merciless keys been meeting president trying to top diplomat

around the country continuing here in the capital new delhi in calcutta now which is the capital of west bengal among 3 states who have pasta passed resolutions at the state legislature against the north something like 10 states and said that warrant implementing the government saying that they are going to go ahead with this there is opposition from around the country and those protests we are expecting them to continue. the u.n. secretary general has libya's warring sides to join foreign leaders in finding a diplomatic solution to the civil war they call follows sunday's summerson violin when world leaders pledged to end foreign meddling and help stop the fighting. except. finley the conclusions of the bill in summits and assume that the leadership in a situation like these is a leadership for peace is a leadership for united libya able to be ruled by libyans in peace and security and cooperating with its neighbors in a positive way but in a faster as president has declared 2 days of national mourning after 36 people were killed in attacks on 2 northern villages pfizer's 1st on the market ano

the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal departments led to the deaths of $63.00 babies these public outcry about why the state health system is in such distress is ongoing debate the health minister. has said that he wants an inquiry or will assist the state of raja starting anything that it needs and of course we wait and see what the outcome of that help will be all of any inquiry into why so many babies have died in southeastern rajastan. in paris anti-government protesters of targeted the party headquarters of the french president emanuel mark wrong the demonstrators lit slayer's as they continue their campaign against the government's pension reforms police trying to disperse the group it's the 29th day of nationwide strikes against the reforms which a paralyzed train and metro networks across the country. at least 16 inmates have been killed in a prison riot in central mexico which least 5 others were injured

fire back to northern sections of india particularly it will work its way east with wednesday also west bengal up into bangladesh this is where we're going to see the snow up into the mountains or all of it just really lingering on thursday but the fog is back in place in new delhi with a high of 80. when was the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every luggage or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on set free entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your incarceration this is a dialogue everyone has a voice over there are studies that support our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq. by terrorists take a look at the top stories here it out in syria hong kong zita carol lam has announced drastic cuts to cross border travel with mainland china in the hope of stopping the spread of coronavirus all ferry and train services are to be halted flights will be of impersonal

down the city the case across much of in the of tools in the northeast up to world behati will west bengal you might just catch one achieve light showers but essentially the picture is logically that's the case through sunday and going on to monday a very similar picture a little cloud down towards the the far south east was shot was this for lanka. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really wipe them out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping domino trouble float right now critical debate sequel of those 2 school children know what the law is all about this argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. more. orders. here with al-jazeera these are the top stories u.s. president donald trump has unveiled his defense team for the upcoming impeachment trial in the senate ken starr is one of the most high profile lawyers to sign up a fo

sections of india protests particularly it will work its way eastward throughout wednesday also west bengal up into bangladesh this is where we're going to see the snow up into the mountains or all of it just really lingering on thursday but the fog is back in place in new delhi with. a unique perspective on nigeria we have so much. i don't know how to money. that we have. through the eyes of the sun liberated african photographer. to tell me john was not going to be what you see. but 3 is on how has life changed. rewind ga certainty on al-jazeera. foroohar world. you're watching how it is there live from doha and we want to take you to washington d.c. right now we're. giving a news conference about their response to the outbreak of the current virus to seize the u.s. 6 states u.s. nice a secretary of health alongside the center for disease control and prevention director and other u.s. health officials that's the daily tell a briefing as we thought it important to provide the media with a face to face opportunity to ask questions of our top public health experts 1st let me provide a brief

continuing here in the capital new delhi in calcutta now which is the capital of all time for the west bengal among 3 states who have passed which have passed resolutions at the state legislature legislation against the north something like 10 states has said. they want implemented so despite the government saying that they are going to go ahead with this there is opposition from around the country and those protests we are expecting them to continue. still ahead on al-jazeera we look at how cutting off the lifeblood of libya is increasing the suffering of its people. hello significant rain is developing again and a line that's coming out of china stretching across south korea and towards your partner this is all wet stuff this is all rain we've had significant snow recently up in her car and that's where the cold air is and resides for hong schuth in precious little in the way of snow power from the highs and this blue represents rain rather than snow tokyo's nine's but right of the temperature however beijing is 8 is much above where it should be as an average for winter sun and the air is

it was unclear if any state politicians would meet the prime minister but late in the day west bengal's chief. mr bob the banner g that the red remote to discuss the citizenship law which she and her political party are opposed to she later said this about that beating america yeah if i tell the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is stay but the police were in their way after some to go she should the box continued they say they're determined to keep going until the controversial citizenship law is withdrawn. the whole robin al-jazeera calcutta. baltar's governing body has chosen a leader to replace joseph muscat who stepped down a spawn minister over the matter of an investigative journalist robert is seen as representing continuity for the mediterranean island joseph muscat announce

this is the chief minister of west bengal, mamata banerjee. >> we e won't let them kick anye out. this is our promise. who implements the laws? states do. how they implement the law here? if you see in india, 90% of states are in the hands of their opposition parties, not in the hands of that djp. amy: meanwhile, in kashmir, the indian government has released five kashmiri political leaders after nearly five months in detention. but kashmir's three most prominent leaders remain detained, and the indian-occupied territory remains on lockdown. there has been no internet access for nearly y five months, marking ththe longest internet blackout ever imposed in a democracy. in sudan, a court has sentenced 29 intelligence officers to death h for the tortrture and killing of ahmad a al-khair, a teteacher who was arrested for participatating inrorotests against the longtime leader omar al-bashir. sudanese security forces killed at least 170 people in the crackdown against the massive uprising, which ultimately toppled bashir in april. this is a protesterer speaking after monday's sentencin

social role of the farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you are trying to get a minimum hours on that process. but also to try and get exactly the notice of the government to the ongoing crisis that there is as many as far as kill themselves each day here it is across the country. and of course the economic woes and social. 310000 but with regards to registration i tend to take a real here they're hoping that their voices heard in new delhi the. prime minister in a remote government of the sort of concerns and. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines iran has far more than a dozen ballistic missiles and 2 iraqi air bases that host american forces it said this was in retaliation to the assassination of the reigning general saw the money he was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday it prions supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei called it a slap in the face to the u.s. and the defense and foreign ministers say their next move will depend on how washington reacts. said very clearly that if the united states takes any further actio

the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal department led to the deaths of $63.00 babies these public outcry about why the state health system is in such distress is ongoing debate the health minister. has said that he wants an inquiry or will assist the state of raj start in anything that it needs and of course we wait and see what the outcome of that help will be all of any inquiry into why so many babies have died in southeastern rajastan. at least 4 people have died following attacks on a refugee camp in sudan's west darfur region the u.n. spokesperson says arab tribes men arrived at the camp and started shooting killing and burning the latest incident in a wave of ethnic violence that's left up to 40 people dead in the past few days and many more fleeing their homes by stuff or has been generally calm since 2010 but ethnic tensions have resurfaced there in recent years and a military transport plane has crashed i

is seeing some rain this clad is a little unusual for this time of the year we have seen rain in west bengal might be a little bit more but the most part think of it being sherry in sri lanka. the stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean the right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts to western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact on around the globe and so here at al-jazeera we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people then how it affects their everyday that. we are free to put them on air and to really engage those stories because we know that all audience is interested not just in the mainstream news but also the more hidden stories from parts o

andhra pradesh and west bengal. is trying to get a minimal amount on that process. but also to try and bring to the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis of suicide as many as 4 foreigners killed themselves each day here in india across the country. and of course the economic woes and social problems there do associate with regards to registration and i tend to take a real concern here they're hoping that their voices of chinese will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government of listened to those concerns and. i think 4 people have been killed by a car bomb near somalia's presidential palace an explosion at the security checkpoint for the building in the capital mogadishu. claimed responsibility a week after it carried out another bombing in the city that killed 19 people. 4 students have been killed by suspected fighters from the armed group al-shabaab at a school in northern kenya it comes as the united states has increased its military presence in the country it's deployed additional soldiers to man the bay air base af

to look real the farmers we're not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal if you're trying to get to minimise on that cross our week's drives. but also to try and break through the notice of the government to tell of the ongoing crisis the farmer suicides as money was full of farmers killing themselves each day here in the across the country that's already. out of course the economic woes and social problems there in doing so so i don't know but with regards to registration i tend to take a real concern here they're hoping that their voices or their child will be heard in new delhi that brian isn't a relative modi's government will listen to those concerns and going to get older. so to come here on al-jazeera with the sport for you and real madrid's in saudi arabia to the spanish super com but not many of their fans have made the journey and they will be here to explain why. move. for war. it's time now for the sports here sandy thank you so much carol sutter monny house become just the 2nd senegalese player to be named african player of the year at liverpo

the horrific nature of previous medical disasters we've heard about in malda between 20112038 in west bengal where nearly 320 babies died and then also in. 2017 where oxygen tanks were empty leading towards the neonatal department led to the deaths of $63.00 babies these public outcry about why the state health system is in such distress is ongoing debate the health minister. has said that he wants an inquiry or will assist the state of raja start in anything that it needs and of course we wait and see what the outcome of that help will be all of any inquiry into why so many babies have died in southeastern iraq just on. still to come here on al-jazeera there have been more developments in the case of the former listen chairman inflect 11 on from japan where he was on bail charged with financial crimes. i think we should have a debate on health care. top of the agenda for the u.s. presidential hopefuls in a country with the most expensive health care system in the world. and this legendary striker returns to a club where he had some of his best days we'll have all the details in sports let m

social on the other farmers here not just in punjab but in places like telling andhra pradesh and west bengal about that big issue is trying to get a minimal amount on their crops are weak some are drying. but also to try and bring to the notice of the government to new delhi the ongoing crisis of farmer suicides as many as far as killed themselves each day here in the across the country there's no real daryn and of course the economic woes and social problems that india is facing on a bit with regards to registration and i tend to take a real concern here they're hoping that their voices the chinese will be heard in new delhi that prime minister narendra modi's government will listen to those concerns and. venezuela's opposition leader has called for a new wave of protests against the government of president nicolas maduro this follows his dramatic entrance into parliament to reclaim his seat sounds leave off the majority and speaker of the house on latin america and set the scene human reports from caracas. another chaotic chapter in the fight for control of the parliament. while a governme

it was unclear if any state politicians would meet the prime minister but late in the day west bengal's chief minister the banner g that the red remote to discuss the citizenship law which she and her political party are opposed to she later said this about that beating america yeah if i tell the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protests things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is staying but the police were there way after some to go she should the march continued they say they're determined to keep going until the controversial citizenship law is withdrawn. as a whole robin al-jazeera calcutta. the main political parties in northern ireland have met in the regional parliament for the 1st time in 3 years to form a power sharing coalition the democratic unionist parties in foster was sworn in as 1st minister well michelle and neil

it was unclear if any state politicians would meet the prime minister but late in the day west bengal's chief minister the banner g that the red remote to discuss the citizenship law which she and her political party are opposed to she later said this about that meeting i told the prime minister that the national population register and the national register of citizens and not acceptable i asked him to roll back the citizens' register a new law keeping in mind that no man should be left behind or discriminated against. back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is staying but the police were in their way after some to go she is. the box continued they say they're determined to keep diaries until the cold devotional citizenship law is withdrawn. so robin al-jazeera called cutting. thailand's prime and as president assad of writing a landslide election victory after a vote has handed her a 2nd term in office. has won china not to threaten the island with forced high reports from taipei. in a m