we have one in the west village. lemonis: okay. we have one in brooklyn by the barclays center, and one in forest hills on austin street. lemonis: the concept's interesting. is that your mascot? tony: yeah, that's our mascot. that's eddie the yeti. a yeti's like a mythological creature, kind of like a bigfoot that lives in the himalayas in the snow. lemonis: how'd you come up with the idea? tony: it's really kind of based off a more traditional asian dessert. in taiwan, they kind of do it with like a milk-powder base. lemonis: and it's not the hawaiian shave ice? tony: no, it's not. we actually do something called shaved cream. we kind of have our own play on it. it's a dairy base. lemonis: oh, it is? tony: so it comes out and the texture's just very light and fluffy, but it's very creamy in taste. lemonis: and how long have you had this store? tony: so, we're going on our fourth year. lemonis: oh, wow. high-five on that. most people don't make it that long. tony: yeah. lemonis: what i want to do is i actually want to try it. tony:

>> there are some very lovely cops in my neighborhood right in the west village, and they've come tot's kind of embarrassing. whoop! and they go, "edie!" and i go, "i'm sorry." eventually they will have to give me a ticket, but thus far they have been very nice. >> stephen: we have a clip do you know what's happening in this clip? >> i'm the chief of police. ( laughter ). >> stephen: and you're in los angeles. >> and we're in los angeles. >> stephen: but i think you're a new yorker, right? >> i am, that's right. >> stephen: james. >> i don't think it's safe for you to go out there, chief. i'll take this guy. the last thing i need say security detail worried about hurting his drinking hand. >> i'm not border nothing. >> not in that suit. >> what's your name? >> bronx. >> hicksville. >> long island? >> hicksville is not hicksville. >> hicksville is not being able to get a bagel. hixsville is not being able to get a slice. >> you can? >> here. >> i've got a guy. >> a real new york slice? diaz, these are invaluable skills. ( applause ). >> stephen: lovely to see you. you as well. >> step

on 9/11, later in the day, living in the west village walking through the streets, i ran into jim gandolfinill of us sat there watching 9/11 happen on cnn. and seriously, i don't believe i've turned it off since then. >> before we get to what else you like about us, which we will get to, believe me, i do want to ask about the "sopranos." some people, sometimes you get this from the cast of "friends" or something. a show that's so iconic that so many identified with. at some point, some stars say that was the past. i now have a new show and i want to move on. but i personally just missed the sopranos. you were my family. >> i know. >> it was appointment viewing. do you miss it, and what was that moment like for you? >> no. i don't miss it. i don't miss making it. of course, it was great fun and i'd do it again in a heartbeat, but i do go on being an actor. you play lots of different parts but never for one second does it escape me the gratitude i have for having fallen into this experience. it was an audition. i could have easily just said, yeah, i can't go to that thing today. i'm too busy.

he said i opposed it, i live in the west village.ou could smell pot wafting in, and i never saw a person in my neighborhood gstopped. he knew this, he knew this, reverend, but now is the only time we're hearing the apologies, this policy now that he's running for president. >> alexander? >> i think that as terrible as his debate performance was, in that interview, you saw him exude the kind of commonsense practicality, money talks. and he's attempting now to revive his appeal with a broad constituency of the democratic party by giving a little here, giving a little there, and making himself viewed, at least by some, as a constructive solution to racial problems. it's not really that believable, and the problem with the -- >> here's the problem, alex. he talked about, and of course we agree about education, economic opportunity, getting your foot on the first rung of the ladder, but it makes it a whole lot harder if you have a stop and frisk arrest and conviction. that's the problem. >> look, what was frankly repulsive about the debat

the syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west soldiers are advancing in the southern cross over aleppo province to major highways the offensive could open up a direct routes to rebel held areas of western aleppo and. i met going to work you know yourself how truly bastida over the past few days obviously an armed forces have managed to make significant achievements the troops that were coming from east a little above met with the advance forces from southern aleppo and managed to regain control of the geographical area more than 600 square kilometers. has been monitoring the situation from istanbul. syrian government forces have expanded their influence in western and southern outskirts of aleppo in that for a reason by retaking middle villages they want to push all the remaining rebels and their families to move to worse and then they will focus their fight on taken over the city of the last remaining stronghold for the syrian opposition and this explains why are the same time while the syrian army is making those military gays turkey sending more rei

syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways the operation could open up a direct route to rebel held areas of western aleppo and edlin that counting from saturday's general election in ireland is underway and they result expected to cause a major political change exit polls for the republican party and fan level with the 2 center right parties that have dominated irish politics for decades but the ruling in a gale and rivals found a fall are both ruling out a coalition with sion fame and all african union summit is underway any theo pm leaders from 55 african countries are holding 2 days of talks focusing on ways to and regional violence so the cotton can unlock its economic potential the conflict in libya is high on the agenda. more news to come and sad story is that next keep it or. a potential political shake up in opinion polls said the irish a shifting away from the 2 main parties towards shin fein so how might this affect the next government and could it redef

syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways the offensive could open up a direct route to rebel held areas of western aleppo and live. vote counting from saturday's general election in ireland is underway with the result expected to cause a major political change exit polls show the left wing nationalist party should thing in a tie with the 2 center right parties which have dominated irish politics for decades. there's been protests across the globe against the u.s. middle east peace plan was unveiled last month and it allows israel to annex all of its west bank settlements in turkey demonstrators are holding a rally in istanbul some of the scenes of playing out in the moroccan capital robots' protesters there are also condemning the trump administration's plan. as the headlines the news continues here on after the listening posts in japan thousands of men and women vanishing without a trace when i want to investigate why people need their own disappearance and. how

yet again, the towns and villages of calderdale in west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood. swamped, and people are angry. the whole thing, all that, right back as far as you can see, was a lake yesterday. roger barr has now seen his house destroyed twice. no—one has ever knocked my door in seven years, to come and see what's happening. i've had to buy another house, same size but higher up. and i don't know what's going to happen with this. so you just feel abandoned by the authorities? abandoned, yeah! new flood defences are being built here, but they were no good yesterday. nikki morris's house merged with the neighbouring river and canal. she filmed this from her front door. today she's resigned to another lengthy clear—up. i hate it being here now, at this very moment in time, i don't want to be here at all. i've got my house up for sale, i have done for a few months, but that's not going to happen now, is it? further south in hampshire, a 58—year—old man was killed when a tree fell on his car on the a33. many train services were cancelled. this was glasgow central stat

a village in the countryside west of aleppo we asked him about life in a region that has been ravaged by war. in fact these days people are facing one of the most difficult situations you know maybe in the last 9 years because now all people are fleeing from the us and countryside and lead to north to the borders of jerky and in fact just. outside my home a long line of cars maybe 10 kilometer line of cars are just leaving and fleeing a don't know they don't know where to go and all people in fact they are mentally ill psychologically ill and physically ill in fact even i do member just now that it's 2 days my daughter's birthday nevertheless who cares we can't i can't help i can't make a party for hair i mean this is just how people think they can't think anything just where to go what to do and they don't have answers like me in fact it's your region is getting so closer to the borders of turkey and people don't know what do you if they've led now so what's the next step i mean they think they are fleeing from death to death this is in fact the whole situation these days in fact i w

syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west of the country they're focused on taking a key highway linking damascus to aleppo activists say 17 people were killed by airstrikes on sunday hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced since violence intensified in december iran's space program has suffered a setback after a satellite launch failed the rocket carrying the zaphod one communications satellite blasted off from the launch pad as planned according to state t.v. but it didn't reach the speed required to put its cargo successfully into orbit a vigil is being held for victims of a shooting rampage in thailand a soldier opened fire at a military base at a shopping mall where he seized hostages the army trained marksman killed 29 people and wounded dozens of others in court but the prime minister says the soldier's motive was a dispute over a property deal. i can force winds are lashing britain on parts of continental europe a stone cutis said say in major flood warnings have been issued for several areas thousands of homes are without power

at least 22 people have been killed in an attack on a farming village in kenya last west english speaking region the un says that on demand shot at women and children in garble and burned others in their homes english speaking separatists have blamed the army for the violence but it denies any wrongdoing and says its soldiers were attacked during a reconnaissance mission they been speaking to witnesses from back in senegal. graphic images that's being distributed on social media too graphic to broadcast on television these are children babies that were burnt before that they were shot in the head now we spoke to some eyewitnesses that were there when the attack took place that then buried the bodies of these children children ranging from the age of 6 months to 14 years of age there was a woman that was pregnant a disabled man this for the government is just collateral damage they acknowledge that this took place but they call it collateral damage in their fight against the separatists that want their independence from the french speaking majority of cameroon this is one of many attacks t

14 children were killed by an armed group on friday attack happened in the farming village of garbage in the north west there's been fighting between rebels and the government in the area over a push to create a separate english speaking nations now 12 men have been detained in germany suspected of a far right plot to overthrow the political luda they were planning attacks on politicians asylum seekers and muslims the group which calls itself the hard core had been under surveillance with some of its members arrested last september they used whatsapp to plot their attacks earlier in the year pro refugee politician vowed to luka was shot dead by a far right supporter stephan empt look was a member of angela merkel's christian democrats a few weeks later it was revealed that german intelligence spent years tracking another thorat group called the northern cross with reported links to the police and military group plan to target senior political figures or higher funkier is from the free university of berlin he says there are multiple fronts where far right extremism is a problem. we have 2 factors the on

14 children were killed by an armed group on friday if it happened in the farming village of mecarbil in the north west there's been fighting between rebels and the government in the area over a push to carve out a separate english speaking nation. the us or state my campaign has arrived in angola after concluding a trip to senegal its 1st visit to the african continent since he took office more than 2 years ago but pompei as trip comes at a very awkward time as nicholas hawke explains. explaining chum's policy towards africa it's the challenging mission said his secretary of state mike pompei on a 5 day visit to the continent the visit comes after the white house and now and a travel ban on 4 african nations and a withdrawal of troops from west africa plotless terrorism which endangered 350000000 people right here in west africa. threatens americans too. we are counting on setting it is an important ally in this fight now should our friends that the u.s. will give up this fight as well. according to the u.n. attacks by armed groups like the islamic state in the greater end book doubled with 4000 death

west yorkshire. phil — are villagers resigned to the prospect of being flooded for the second time in a week?think they are. last weekend, as you say, storm ciara had a devastating effect in the calder valley, places like mytholmroyd and hebden bridge, hundreds of properties flooded and business owners and that followed the flooding of 2015, boxing day, and last weekend, that was a third time this valley has been affected in eight years. i should say that it is a fairly middling afternoon and we have drizzle and light rain and light showers and it seems the main event has not yet begun but if you look beyond me you can see this temporary flood defence which has been put in about one hour ago, soldiers, around a0 soldiers from four scots based at the local garrison have arrived in the contract is to install temporary defences and they have started already to build the wall. these walls were designed after the 2015 floods and the engineering work started in 2016 but that has not been completed so clearly there is a concern to the properties to my left. that they potentially could be flooded if

west yorkshire. phil — are villagers resigned to the prospect of being flooded for the second time in a week?k they are, with a heavy heart, i think. yes, i think they are, with a heavy heart, ithink. as yes, i think they are, with a heavy heart, i think. as you know, they we re heart, i think. as you know, they were affected by storm ciara last weekend. what we have got at the moment is squally showers. it would appear the moment is squally showers. it would appearthe main moment is squally showers. it would appear the main event has not begun. this below me is the river calder. local people have been telling us today that when the rain does come, they are expecting up to four inches over the next 24—48—hour is and the river will rise very quickly. what you can see our temporary flood defences being put up to protect the burnley road and the houses and properties behind them. about 30 minutes ago, personnel, soldiers from catterick garrison arrived on site to assist the contractors who are building these temporary flood defences on the main road. this is an area which is under an amber rain

any type of coalition which in fame syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west the soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways offensive could open up a direct route to rubble held areas western aleppo and it live. and those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera up next al-jazeera rewind inside me and mar the crackdown. al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind here at their house museum of islamic well the 1st story as we have it was the main ma government's brutal crackdown on peacefully protesting monks news reaching the outside world was guest spots al-jazeera correspondent tony was able to film the unfolding events whilst working undercover as one of the few international journalists on the ground at that time from 2007 here's his news special inside myanmar the crackdown. it started as a protest over a few subsidies it became a popular uprising against the generals and their policy of oppression. throughout me and my hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets calling for freedom and democracy such gat

operation and not happen when i think being puts you through different cities and towns and villages by the west led coalition taking the body out with rubble and power. completely leveled by the coalition forces in comparison the russians and the syrians will be in gentle on pavilion. and it was not the only place we've seen violence we have seen tensions also in the area of commission where appears u.s. troops came under fire at that checkpoint there what does this tell us about the sentiment towards the u.s. presence on the ground in syria and where will this lead to. when the american deluding themselves if they think that there is popular support for the president in northeast area increasingly the main object in this area is the oil trump more or less. admitted both about this. even though the kurdish population are not happy about that and the people in the far north hamish really not seeing any benefit. from lingering presence of u.s. forces in that area on the contrary they are suffering an occupation. the people in the south the oil baron areas they're a little less happy because their

phil bodmer is in the village of mytholmroyd in west yorkshire, where they're bracing for more problemsonight. it is just getting grimmer where you have been throughout the day? it is just getting grimmer where you have been throughout the dawm it is just getting grimmer where you have been throughout the day? it has and tonight the rain is falling and the rivers are still rising. this is the rivers are still rising. this is the colder and you can see how quickly it is moving, you may be can see these big bags of ballast which have been brought in to bolster the flood defences. earlier today we saw the arrival of around 100 soldiers from catterick garrison and they have been here helping to install temporary flood barriers and they are being supported by around 100 part—time soldiers from the yorkshire regiment who have been dispersed between here in the calder valley and up in ilkley where there is great concern about the falling rain. the environment agency says they are expecting peak river levels here in the river colder in the early hours of this morning between 2am and 4am but tha

yet again, the towns and villages of calderdale in west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood.third time in less than a decade that mytholmroyd has been swamped, and people are angry. the whole thing, all that, right back as far as you can see, was a lake yesterday. roger barr has now seen his house destroyed twice. no—one has ever knocked my door in seven years, to come and see what's happening. i've had to buy another house, same size but higher up. and i don't know what's going to happen with this. so you just feel abandoned by the authorities? abandoned, yeah! new flood defences are being built here, but they were no good yesterday. so a decision now has to be made whetherjust to chuck everything out or to try and clean up and salvage. you can see how the water came up to this level... the same family has run this hardware store for 30 years, but this weekend was the final straw. we were on camera in 2015, and we said that, if it ever happened again, we were going to call it a day. and we're going to call it a day. it's notjust a little bit of a mess you've got to clean up.

yet again, the towns and villages of calderdale in west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood.cade that mytholmroyd has been swamped, and people are angry. the whole thing, all that, right back as far as you can see, was a lake yesterday. roger barr has now seen his house destroyed twice. no—one has ever knocked my door in seven years to come and see what's happening. i've had to buy another house, same size but higher up. and i don't know what's going to happen with this. so you just feel abandoned by the authorities? abandoned, yeah! new flood defences are being built here, but they were no good yesterday. so a decision now has to be made whetherjust to check everything out or to try and clean up and salvage. you can see how the water came up to this level... the same family has run this hardware store for 30 years, but this weekend was the final straw. we were on camera in 2015, and we said that if it ever happened again, we were going to call it a day. and we're going to call it a day. it's notjust a little bit of a mess you've got to clean up. it's the walls want drying, e

wounded now in other news the post the israeli army has been reading several towns and villages in the occupied west bank they say they're looking for a palestinian who was injured in israeli soldier in a shooting attack here near ramallah now it's worth mentioning that this tension has been happening more than a week after the u.s. president has unveiled his plan for what he says the mideast. he says that it is a solution for the mideast peace plan and the palestinians and their leadership have strongly condemned it and rejected it right and israel now saying that it's sending a 1000 more troops in the occupied west bank needa just how high is the potential for escalation right now. it's hard to tell because as we've seen from the 1st days after that announcement of the plan some palestinian factions have called for people to go out on the streets and fruit does but we've seen really really little turnout by palestinians and it's worth mentioning that we never the israeli army goes into palestinian villages confrontations erupt and we see some incidents of. injuries and in some other cases palestin

in east yorkshire more than 60 homes were evacuated in the town of snaith and in the village of west last "for days". meanwhile river levels in shropshire and worcestershire could rise again following heavy rain upstream in wales. the source of intelligence on that, in wales, simon, and here he is. more rain in at the forecast, all because of storm jorge making his way in. tree when strengthen as we go into the weekend. already this morning, heavy rain spreading love and east, also is now, particularly over higher ground in scotland. a lot more snow to, this afternoon, the rain continues for many of us, temperatures getting to 10—12dc. it is initially the rain, we are keeping a close eye on things, could see 80 millimetres of rain over higher ground of wales. that ramo cleared away saturday, we will be left with sunny spells and showers. but then storm jorge will give some pretty strong gusts of wind, up to 75 mph in many parts. this hello, this is bbc newsroom live — with carrie gracie. the headlines: the number of people with coronavirus in the uk rises to 19 — as the first case in

children were killed by armed groups on friday the attack happened in the farming village of garbage in the north west there's been fighting with you know rebels and the government in the area over a push to create a separate english speaking nations well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after growing pains station that's a watching. what . they view growth as something positive. it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grow. it we always aware that all growth must come to an end. there's a limit nature knows no such thing as infinite growth this rule seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economic growth is somehow supposed to continue indefinitely. we believe them and now there are no limits to growth and human progress when men and women are free to follow their dreams and we were right . if that growth fails to materialize we panic but why. does one person recognize the 150 years ago growth is the fundamental principle of our economic system. capitalism only works when the economy grows but calm mocks recognize something else as well it is this gro

palestinians who are protesting this morning and they came from different cities towns villages in the occupied west bank to voice their support for the president's speech and to also protest against the trum plan they say that they've been promised for years they've hard united nations security council resolutions condemning for example the illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank among other things and then not any one resolution they say has been implemented on the ground so you see palestinians hoping that the world will pay attention to what's going on the expansion of settlements in particular as well as the moving of the u.s. embassy and acknowledging jerusalem as a capital for israel but in the on the ground they don't seem to be holding so much hope ok a speech here a speech there is good for a diplomatic on a diplomatic level but if you ask palestinians on the street they would tell you that they're not really hopeful that their reality on the ground is going to change and we've seen the president point to freeze we've been hearing a lot lately the swiss cheese which is talkin

and syrian regime forces have taken control of the several villages in the north west soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province alone in a major highways defensive could open up a direct routes to rebel held areas in western aleppo and it led. the u.s. ambassador to israel has warned israel against taking any unilateral actions and exports of the occupied west bank ahead of the completion of the trump administration's middle east peace proposal david friedman added that such a move couldn't danger the plan last month the long awaited middle east plan was unveiled as allies israel to annex all of its west bank settlements which is illegal under international law as well as the jordan valley which accounts for roughly a quarter of the occupied west bank where the palestinian government says rejects its the american proposal meanwhile has been processed across the globe against that so-called peace proposal in turkey demonstrators are also holding a rally in istanbul there condemning the decision and calling on people to see. stand up for jerusalem similar scenes happening

syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north west of the country they'refocused on taking a key highway linking damascus to aleppo activists say 17 people have been killed by airstrikes on sunday egypt's military says at least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinai region sources tell all jazeera that up to 8 soldiers have died in egypt struggled to contain on the groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 . iran space program has suffered a setback after a satellite launch failed the rocket carrying this off one communications satellite blasted off as planned according to state t.v. but didn't reach the speed required to put its call go into orbit you know those are the headlines coming up next an al-jazeera it's inside story by fanaa. africa's leaders weigh the conflicts in libya and the so held a meeting in ethiopia's capital for the annual summit and said they want to find out how they can violence increased the spurs thoughts on the african

yet again, the towns and villages of calderdale, in west yorkshire, are clearing up after a flood.rd time in less than a decade that mytholmroyd has been swamped and people are angry. the whole thing, all that, right back as far as you can see, was a lake yesterday. roger barr has now seen his house destroyed twice. no—one's ever knocked on my door in seven years, to come and see what's happening. i had to buy another house, same size, but higher up. and i don't know what's going to happen with this. so you just feel abandoned by the authorities? abandoned, yeah. new flood defences are being built here, but they were no good yesterday. so, a decision now has to be made whetherjust to check everything out or to try and clean up and salvage. you've seen how the water came up to this level... the same family has run this hardware store for 30 years. but this weekend was the final straw. we were on camera in 2015. we said if it ever happened again, we were going to call it a day. and we're going to call it a day. it'sjust not a little bit of a mess you've got to clean up. the walls wan

yet again, the towns and villages of calderdale in west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood.lmroyd has been swamped, and people are angry. the whole thing, all that, right back as far as you can see, was a lake yesterday. roger barr has now seen his house destroyed twice. no—one has ever knocked my door in seven years, to come and see what's happening. i've had to buy another house, same size but higher up. and i don't know what's going to happen with this. so you just feel abandoned by the authorities? abandoned, yeah! new flood defences are being built here, but they were no good yesterday. so a decision now has to be made whetherjust to check everything out so a decision now has to be made whetherjust to chuck everything out or to try and clean up and salvage. you can see how the water came up to this level... the same family has run this hardware store for 30 years, but this weekend was the final straw. we were on camera in 2015, and we said that, if it ever happened again, we were going to call it a day. and we're going to call it a day. it's notjust a little bit of a me

wounded now in other news the post but it's really army has been reading several towns and villages in the occupied west bank they say they are looking for a palestinian who was injured in israeli soldier in a shooting attack here near ramallah. on the palestinian leadership is blaming trump's middle east plan harry fossett is in west jerusalem with more on that as far as the the reason a lot of people are pointing to the fact that it is just 9 days after the revelation or the unveiling of the u.s. peace plan there had been talk about possible violent reaction to it or an escalation of tensions at least of course it's difficult to draw a direct line but that's certainly the message coming from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas his office saying that the trump plan has created this escalation in tensions we've seen a couple of incidents in jerusalem in occupied east jerusalem earlier in the afternoon there was a palestinian citizen of israel from haifa in the north of israel he got very close to an army checkpoint israeli security forces checkpoint just outside the locks a mosque compound are known

any type of coalition which in fame syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in the north westthe soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways offensive that opened up a direct route to rubble held areas western aleppo and it led. those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera up next al-jazeera rewind inside myanmar the crackdown. al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind here at the halls museum of islamic well the 1st story as we covered it was the main mall government's brutal crackdown on peacefully protesting monks news reaching the outside world was guest spots al-jazeera correspondent tony was able to.

in the farming village of garble in the north west has been fighting between rebels and the government over a push to carve out a separate english speaking nation at least one person has died a storm dennis wreaks havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there are at least $500.00 flood warnings issued across the u.k. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a statement that so much about americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the trump parts of america are getting trump there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies a matter of fact on the world. hello and welcome to rewind we're back here at comic museum of islamic jihad for another look back at some of the best documentaries we've brought you over the past 10 years. this week we're returning to the united states and 2013 at th

syrian forces have taken control of several villages in the north west the soldiers are advancing in the southern part of aleppo province along 2 major highways. the annual african union summit is underway in ethiopia where the focus is on ending regional wars and unlocking economic potential leaders from $55.00 african countries to set the 2 days of talks in addis ababa as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera world of the simon shaheen a musical journey. of the. yeah. yeah. yeah i am doing and. yes. this is our believe of them so last year. they're. going to look to see you and me are off and you. see mancini musician performer vision week from his place on the east coast of the united states shane shares traditional arabic music with performers searching to create a different sound. it's a style that has attracted followers across the world. cut it to see how fusion really should marry he build it and the only trick let me know hot but i really mean for many in a way that much in where the can either for or want more of the way in wallace thought i couldn't and most

in east yorkshire more than 60 homes were evacuated in the town of snaith and in the village of westk. people there have been warned the disruption could last "for days". meanwhile river levels in shropshire and worcestershire could rise again following heavy rain upstream in wales. astronomers detect what they're describing as the biggest known explosion in the universe since the big bang. the blast came from a supermassive black hole some 390 million light years from earth. it was detected by telescopes in western australia. the light from the explosion has been travelling for about 400 million years. that's something to get our heads around. back to you, joanna. studio: thank you. the impact of the spread of coronavirus is being felt across the world. stock markets are suffering their worst week since the global financial crisis of 2008, several countries have confirmed their first case, including new zealand and nigeria — which is the first case in sub—saharan africa. the number of infected people in south korea has risen to more than 2,300 and in japan, schools have been ordered

because of the bombing and west of aleppo and other villages and cities.cale of the devastation has not been witnessed in syria for of the past nine years, since the beginning of the crisis. local committees, the local ngos that are providing humanitarian assistance to the people who are displaced and the families who are displaced are overwhelmed. they feel that the world has forgotten them. and there's not enough assistance and there's not enough protection for the simplians and the families and children who are fleeing from the bombing. and there's nowhere for them to go. we're talking about a situation where you have 3 million people in the province of idlib, half of them are displaced from places like aleppo. now, they are squeezed from the turkish border and there's nowhere to go. we haven't seen that in syria, despite the large scale humanitarian capacity over of the past nine years. >> right. our arwa damon talked to that same mother about that. and she was like, where do you want to go? and her answer was, we have no idea where do go or how to get

killed at least $22.00 people including 14 children but his attack was in the farming village of garbo in the north west the opposition is accusing the military of involvement with the un says its assistant tens of thousands affected by secessionist fighting in cameroon a suicide bomber has killed at least 7 people and injured 50 others in pakistan police and courts are the provincial capital of stan say a teenager detonated the bomb when they stop so i'm heading towards a religious rally. so they come here on al-jazeera lifesize is of candidates to be disqualified from standing in iran's parliamentary election. this was an agonizing decision for us and one that we didn't like lightly or easily and how one of the world's biggest car manufacturers is putting the brakes on in australasia and. we've had a good scattering of snow showers across parts of the korean peninsula easing over towards japan recently and in fact in some say the dusting of snow i think the snow we're weather the heaviest snow will make its way into that western side of. it as we go on through were choose day maybe 3040 centimeters of

killed at least 22 people including 14 children fight his attackers in the farming village on guard who in the north west opposition is accusing the military over involvement spoil the u.n. says it's assisting tens of thousands of people affected by secessionist fighting in cameroon. as we understand it from the bible witnesses between 40 and 50 armed men wearing military fatigues attacked the village at around 5 am in the morning and what we have verified is that we have 22 civilian casualties there could be more but at the moment we've confirmed 22 this is in the context of the i'm with a crisis which has been going on for almost 4 years between independent seeking. and there's only they call themselves fighters and the current government. because hawke is in dakar and has been speaking with witnesses in cameroon the bytes this attack. graphic images that's being distributed on social media too graphic to broadcast on television these are children babies that were burnt before that they were shot in the head now we spoke to some eyewitnesses that were there when the attack took place that then buried t

government attacks on towns in aleppo is countryside they've taken a troll of dozens of villages in all 4 in the north westof the country as the campaign continues to seize the last rebel stronghold but taki has also sent in major reinforcements to the region and says all options are on the table to stop the government's advance. has more now from istanbul. the moment the syrian army seize control of the hilltop village on the southern outskirts of aleppo will give the army the height advantage to monitor and shelled rebel positions the army has also recaptured other rebel held territory in northwestern aleppo that's seen as another major setback days after the rebels lost control of the city of. the government insists it's fine it will continue to defeat what he describes as terrorist organizations syria's leaders in damascus also brushed aside warnings from turkey to halt its offensive or face bitter repercussions. over the past few days are barely an armed forces have managed to make significant achievements it troops were coming from eastern little met with the advance forces from southern aleppo and m

and west nine people in hawick and in the surrounding villages were affected by this flooding, many hadeir homes and either go and stay with friends or somewhere else. we heard of one man who had to pack up his house and his belongings and take his ten—week—old baby i to a friend's house because his house was beginning to flood. the council has set up an emergency bunker here and they have been helping people today who have been affected by the flooding. water levels have pt here, so we are not expecting to see any new flooding but the problem here is going to be wind. —— levels have peaked here. the wind is not too bad at the moment but there is a yellow wind warning across the whole of scotland tonight and into tomorrow until about 11am. so it could be a tricky commute for many in the morning. alexandra mackenzie in the scottish borders and fiona trott in york. thank you very much. and for the latest information on storm dennis in your area, just go to your local bbc 0nline pages, or tune into your bbc local radio. and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tom

wounded now in other news the post but its really army has been grieving several towns and villages in the occupied west bank they say they are looking for a palestinian who was injured in israeli soldier in a shooting attack here near ramallah well al jazeera high force it is in west resentments as the palestinian leadership is blaming trumps plan for the middle east for this recent unrest. as far as the the reason a lot of people are pointing to the fact that it is just 9 days after the revelation or the unveiling of the u.s. peace plan there had been talk about possible violent reaction to it or an escalation of tensions at least of course it's difficult to draw a direct line but that's certainly the message coming from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas his office saying that the trump plan has created this escalation in tensions we've seen a couple of incidents in jerusalem in occupied east jerusalem earlier in the afternoon there was a palestinian citizen of israel from haifa in the north of israel he got very close to an army checkpoint as risky forces checkpoint just outside the luxor mosqu

yet again, the towns and villages of coaldale and west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood.as a lake yesterday! roger has seen his house is destroyed twice. no 1's ever knocked my door in seven years to come and see what's happening. i don't know what's gonna happen with this. ijust don't know what's gonna happen with this. i just feel abandoned by don't know what's gonna happen with this. ijust feel abandoned by the authority. new flood defences are being built here but they were no good yesterday. a decision now has to be made to chuck everything out or try and clean up and salvage. the same family has run this hard way store for 30 years. this weekend, it was the final straw. we were tiered to —— we said if it ever happened again, we would leave. is notjust a mess you have to clean up, the laws won't dry —— walls. i'm just so mad, it's annoying. nikki morris's house merged with the neighbouring river. she filmed this from her front door. today she is resigned to another lengthy clear up. i have to be here. i don't want to be here at all. i got my house for sale and i have