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your country difficult period which is what my 1st question is about your recent absence during the will cain eruption and people have been worried has been widespread concern about that absence and about your health are you still feat to be president. you know. we stood up believe media special lead up there. and the u.s. . before they made the announcement did they did not go. then i went. when it came back last night i went directly again. so do not believe that. kind of got to be being. we. see a. bin. well they have not paid their taxes and. we are questioning them because media must be 100 percent owned by the country philippines. 4 on its own by american and so it does violate because it sees the media. bursts should be owned by 100 percent of the people well while you were there when you went back to the volcano you promised to repeal in the volcano and take eat it's actually is not part of a new government policy perhaps a war on volcanoes one that this one but this one aspect of life which we going to really fight. in this says that we might need to. just of the big. be necessary st

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philippines are fleeing their homes as scientists warn of volcano could erupt within hours or days tell will cain no integrity about 66 kilometers south of manila started spewing ash and lava on sunday or to live pictures of that now 6000 people have already been evacuated from one island with thousands more leaving coastal towns the ash grounded all flights in manila airport on sunday night and haitians have been paying tribute to victims of the earthquake 10 years ago which killed at least $300000.00 people president haven't always attended the official memorial service he left after a small group of protesters arrived a decade after that quake rebuilding has been frustratingly slow a problem most blame on government corruption well those are the headlines more on that last story now in rewind haiti in the time of cholera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see al-jazeera will bring you the needs and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. and well come again to rewind today we rewind to 2013 when after the earthquake of 20

fled the priority according to the government is to secure those within the 14 kilometer range of i will cain know. by lease a problem funding that will buy your funding acquire no i you know for the. for this this tri sickle. is an entire family. from police side they have been trying to evacuated since sunday afternoon we're seeing vehicles cars full of family members those who have tried their very best to bring whatever they can of their belongings. still ahead on al-jazeera jan an engineering giant seen in stakes with a controversial coal mine project in australia despite a backlash from environmental activists and saddam's journalists' sound the alarm as the government shuts down several media outlets to status. how would you like to see a big atlantic storm forming this one here has been named brendan and it's convened it's approaching arland it was named by the irish match office so it's wind and rain extensively was possible storm damage on the coast as this thing rolls in during monday and tuesday now that the center of it moves northwards of the effect of course dragsters british i

country difficult period which is what my 1st question is about your recent absence during that will cain eruption and people have been worried this has been widespread concern about that absence and about your health are you still feet to be president. you know. we stood up believe media specially did up there. and the us i you us before they made the announcement they did they did not go i was 2 days earlier then i went. when it came back last night i went directly again to the evacuation areas so i do not believe that. kind of got to be being. dished. up which is an american see a fund the. news agency and we've just been. where they have not paid their taxes and. we have questioning them because media must be 100 percent owned by the country philippines. for on its own by american and so it doesn't violate because it sees the media oh depress should be owned by 100 percent of the people. while you were there when you went back to the volcano you promised to repeal in the volcano and take edith's ashes is that part of a new government policy perhaps a war in volcanoes. but this one but

hours to get here i'm going to step aside to show you where we are and what we're seeing this is will cain oh now on alert level 4 it sits on an island surrounded by a lake which is known to be a very popular tourist destination not just for filipinos but those coming from abroad when the when the initial eruption happened basically it happened on a sunday afternoon just when a lot of people are driving through we've seen the pictures come in just you know within hours of that initial eruption but what we saw today was even more devastating because we've seen families residents struggling to flee we were on the road we've seen roads covered with ash making it very difficult and a difficult and perilous journeys for vehicles we've we've spoken to people who are marching on foot with their families really hoping to say that they're just going to make their way downtown hoping to bump into those who can give them a vehicle to pass through or to stay in an evacuation center now you know in manila the airport has been partially opened some of those planes that have been stranded have been deeme

fled the priority according to the government is to secure those within the 14 kilometer range of i will cain no i'm for you guys. police a problem for me there for your own funny little boy you know the behavior you know . for this this try sicko. is an entire family. from police site they have been trying to evacuated since sunday afternoon we're seeing vehicles cars full of family members those who have tried their very best to bring whatever they can of their belongings. still ahead on the program the german firm pushing ahead with a controversial mining project in australia despite opposition from environmental activist and searching for answers we follow one survivors fight for justice inside decade on from a massacre in getting. hello from the point of view of whether it's the windows maybe the most telling thing in the member of the volcano clune it's going north with that massive cloud as for rain showers well there are some in the southern philippines quite a few in borneo that's orange top in the forecast and reflects what's happened recently and yet again big shouts of for me and

her husband is sick and your home has been destroyed like many others here luis so grew up around will cain know the loved and did mired now they wonder how something so beautiful can be so terrifying . dog and al-jazeera but this province northern philippines fuses are increasing in nepal for 7 people missing after an avalanche on friday for weather conditions are hampering the search for 4 south korean tories and their 3 in a party guides other trackers on the popular route around bound on a corner were led to safety. thailand's constitutional court has acquitted leaders of an opposition party for attempting to overthrow the monarchy but the future for party faces other legal threats exists and says victoria. at ficci food party headquarters in the capital bangkok supporters were relieved when the johns delivered his verdict. but there is not enough evidence to prove the party acted to overthrow the constitutional monarchy under a democratic system with the king as head of state. but the celebrations were short lived teacher who would faces more legal challenges and the threat of being di

airports have been suspended as authorities warn a large volcanic eruption could be imminent they tell will cain a speed massive cloud of ash that drifted over the philippine capital on sunday thousands have been forced to leave their homes australia's prime minister has expressed regret over his handling of the bushfire crisis ravaging the nation scott morrison also said the unprecedented 5 may become the new normal for his country talk to al-jazeera is coming up next with a conversation about the ideas that are shaping our times that's just in a minute. is all. the goodness in. the middle east peace process is a term spin used by world leaders time and time again he refers to efforts made by the international community to end the israeli palestinian conflict. one of the most significant events of the past 50 years is the oslo accords a set of agreements that were 1st signed in 1993 by the governments of israel and the palestine liberation organization to put in place a series of procedures based on un resolutions for the eventual goal of an independent palestinian state and to oversee this agr

all that will cain no sound for you guys. police a problem for me there for your own funny little boy and all of the behavior you know of on my list. ok so this this try sicko. is an entire family from police. they have been trying to evacuating since sunday afternoon we're seeing cars full of family members those who have tried their very best to bring whatever they can of their belongings. still ahead on al-jazeera we're going to take a look at what's at stake just freds prepares to host african leaders grappling with a dramatic surge in violence in the seo region plus we take a closer look at the toll the australian fires ahead on the country's most vulnerable inhabitants. howler air quality in beijing is good middle of winter and is good across his it's not true everywhere in northeastern china where there's big quiete but there's a bit of movement as you can see and some like clouds developing to bring rain eventually i think to shanghai but mostly it's a cloudy picture than back to where lyn and unanimous were the rains

fled the priority according to the government is to secure those within the 14 kilometer range of i will cain no i'm for you guys. police a problem for me to pay for your funny little boy you know. for this this try sicko. is an entire family. from police side they have been trying to evacuated since sunday afternoon we're seeing vehicles cars full of family members those who have tried their very best to bring whatever they can of their belongings. 3 teachers have been killed in kenya in a suspected a time by al-shabaab fighters a primary school was attacked in a nearby police station set on fire in greece a county near the border with somalia al-shabaab which is linked to al qaida has killed hundreds of people in both somalia and kenya in is attacks aimed at imposing his version of islamic law. nees air has declared 3 days of mourning after the deaths of 89 soldiers in an attack on their base it happened on thursday near the border with mali latest incident in africa saya region which is becoming increasingly violent as will meet france's president a man in mccoy in the southwest and city o

fled the priority according to the government is to secure those within the 14 kilometer range of i will cain no i'm for you guys. police a problem for me the boy oh. boy oh boy you know for the violence. for this this try sicko. is an entire family. from police. they have been trying to evacuated since sunday afternoon we're seeing vehicles cars full of family members those who have tried their very best to bring whatever they can of their belongings. still ahead on al-jazeera we'll look at what's at stake as france prepares to host west african leaders grappling with a dramatic surge in violence in asylum reaching the last we talked to new council members in hong kong who hope to rise through the run send bring about a political change. header that produced across more eastern areas of europe and you can stream in and some more snow on the cars that really we won't see out tools west for the next very big storm system to head in there but as a say finally since they are pushing into western russia it is looking as it should in moscow remember as being very very mild as really the whole of d

but you know being jerry danger will cain had said in a speech that we did indeed belong to the working class. we were delighted and thrilled to hear that he meant that we were no longer capitalist intellectuals but true members of the working class kids of winter up here you know. took a pragmatic approach to communist ideology and introduced what became known as the socialist market economy he said of a series of special economic zones to encourage investment by western companies. summarized his policies by quoting a proverb it doesn't matter whether a cat is black or white it catches mice it's a good cat. his reforms mark the rise of china in a kind of limited test of capitalism as an extended production site for the west. or war with marisha when i came to shan zen in 1904 i quickly realized that i simply could not deal with a new market economy system that kids hardly a working in military production. and then had to switch to a market based system. i was still stuck in the past but it was difficult for me to understand why i should now try to make a profit and a large profit at th

>>will cain icy attendance. that's right now at 72,211 and of those numbers stand that would be a record crowd for the niners. i want to know did it feel le a record crowd that it feel like it was paked there. >>yeah, absolutelyusually from you you're always hear that it's a sold-out game right but usually from i see in the press box i try to look up into those upper reaches the far corners of the stadium and see ifthere really are people sitting in those seats. they're not they're not always there tonight every scene the house is pacd and most of the time the seats actually were kled because the peoe are standing up tearing throughout the game so the 49 ers stilcelebrating right now or do you think they're already like getting their game faces on when they face the chiefs. i think they're going to give themselves 24 hours the bill will pobably just have a press conference practiced men, they usually ta tuesday off and then they'll get back to the grind on wednday, but knowing these guys they've already t theiri

corruption in the philippines is forcing the emergency evacuation of tens of thousands of people tell will cain know about 70 kilometers south of the capital manila started spewing ash and lava on sunday 8000 people have already been evacuated and 3 teachers have been killed and one kidnapped in an attack by al-shabaab fighters in east in kenya the right happened to come of primary school in congress a county which borders somalia untac is the latest in a string of assaults off the cross border raids and kidnappings led to kenya sending troops into somalia and 2011 last week for schoolchildren were killed in a gunfight between al-shabaab fighters and police in county face to face is the program coming up next taking a look at the strikingly different voices of america's malcolm x. and martin luther king at the more news after that in about 25 minutes i'll see that by financial. or. freedom is not free. every day people die for freedom freedom is not free and in these 2 guys these 2 men died just so would we could have basic rights just so i could walk down a street. and not be harassed and be a

husband is sick and your home has been destroyed like many others here lou we so grew up around will cain know they loved and admired now they wonder how something so beautiful can be so terrifying. al-jazeera but this province northern philippines 7 people are still missing after an avalanche on friday in nepal poor weather conditions are hampering the search for 4 south korean tourists and their 3 in a paddy guides other trekkers on the popular route around mount on a poor now were led to safety. by european union foreign ministers have agreed to look at ways to support a long term ceasefire in libya but only if warring parties stick to a tentative truce says tony brooklier reports from tripoli after years of conflict many young people there now see their future away from their homeland. they signal v for victory but these 5 year olds don't really know what it means it was a common gesture in the revolution 9 years ago now it's being used as libya is mired in conflict once again this school in tripoli has been hit 3 times by rockets these children are caught in the middle of a fight bet

husband is sick and your home has been destroyed like many others here lou we so grew up around will cain know they loved and did mired now they wonder how something so beautiful can be so terrifying. al-jazeera. al-jazeera dot com that's our dress for websites and plenty of comment and analysis right there of course as well as all the stories that we're covering. so this is our deserve these are the top stories and the u.s. senate is voting on rules that will govern the impeachment trial of president donald trump democrats have put forward several amendments 3 of them including a bid to subpoena white house and state department documents have already been voted down by senate republicans the debate has just begun on whether to subpoena the acting white house chief of staff that's mick mulvaney majority leader mitch mcconnell says the democrats request to add new evidence as proof that the impeachment case is floor. protesters in lebanon have returned to the streets after it was announced a new government had been formed a water cannon that people who had been gathering outside the parlia

husband is sick and her home has been destroyed like many others here who we saw grew up around will cain know they loved and did mired now they wonder how something so beautiful can be so terrifying. dogon al-jazeera but this province northern philippines. supreme court judges in india are preparing to hear the 1st appeals against a new citizenship law it gives persecuted minorities from 3 neighboring countries the right to apply for citizenship but not if they're muslim and that provoked weeks of protests calling the legislation discriminator and unconstitutional so how rahman has more now from new delhi. from east to west from north to south india has seen protests big and small many extremely noisy. indians have come out in large numbers angry at the law passed last month granting citizenship to people from persecuted religious minorities from neighboring countries but not if they're muslim opposition politicians civil society activists young and old and many students have been at the forefront of the peaceful demonstrations of turned violent in states mainly controlled by the ruling

will do a darn thing. >> well, it's interesting. there's going to be a vehicle for it. kim cain, one of my senators from the great state of commonwealth of virginia is introducing essentially a resolution, piece of legislation that would say he can't do this without congress's -- >> that's from bernie sanders. >> and tim kaine, tim kaine, right. and, listen, if rand paul wants to prove -- he can sign up and get other people as well. >> that won't -- >> in terms of the press, there's still the clinging to this naivety about. trump. so, yes, we're seeing more skepticism now in terms of the

herman cain and leo terrell, oh, my goodness, i cannot wait for this, they will debate.his new "wall street journal" piece making a lot of waves. and it's friday, so you know raymond arroyo is here. the oscars, apparently they are two white and too male. and hypocrisy, completely out of control. prince harry's embarrassing groveling to the disney boss, all caught on tape. we will get to all of that. but first, as of the senate jockeys over the rules for next week's impeachment trial, the president today announced his defense team, and is stacked with some serious legal minds where there is white house counsel pat cipollone, trump's personal attorney jay sekulow, and just today, frequent guest on this show, on one of our legal panels, ken starr, alan dershowitz, and robert ray. all added in various capacities. also jamie raskin and pam bondi, both formidable female attorneys, just great attorneys, forget whether they're female or not. you compare that all-star lineup, serious legal people, astute legal minds, to the partisan hacks that nancy pelosi tapped for the prosecut

powers resolution to limit the president's military actions in iran and soon the senate will be taking up senator caine's version of that. then we reversed an administration rule denying debt relief to students defrauded by predatory institutions. it just it's just a stunning thing. these kids, they incurred debt. the institutions have disappeared. their degrees are not worth what they had borrowed money to obtain, and this administration wants to protect not the students but the predatory lenders. so with that, happy to take any questions you may have. you were last question yesterday. nancy. >> reporter: madam speaker, what's your response to senate republicans who say they shouldn't have to hear new evidence because it wasn't included in the house investigation? >> no, it's -- they're afraid of the truth. the american people have seen the allegio ahey're allegations we need to see more evidence that would be contained in the documentation. so this is just another avoiding of the facts and the truth on their part. they don't want to see doub documents. they don't want to hear from eyewitnesses. they wa

additional combat capacities $220.00 soldiers to initiate the steiner mick will be added to the troops already present on the ground about cain operation the leaders said the g. 5 forces underfunded it is struggling because it is ill equipped in the face of the threat from armed groups so they called on the international community for more support financially and militarily while the french president had initially convening this summit because he wanted the g 5 leaders to clarify whether or not they wanted french troops in the style whether or not they will welcome and that is because it also says that there has been growing anti french sentiment in the. well we spoke to some protesters in poll who gathered just before the summit began and they said that they believed the french troops should withdraw and france is there to protect french interests not to protect africans or their interests and this was also for model marco a note about responding to french public pressure because more people in france have been questioning exactly why france is involved in a region that is so dangerous well ahead of a summit in france the pr

will stand. and a censure is a serious matter. we read in the bible about the mark of cain. the same mark of a censure would be translated through any generations of the person who was censured. it is a very solemn thing when the congress censures of president or a member of his own. brian: would you be in favor of a fine? sen. byrd: i would not. that would amount to a bill of attainder. we have no business trying to levy a fine on the president. brian: what is a bill of attainder? sen. byrd: one might say there was a fine on the speaker of the house -- he doesn't have to be a member of the house. but he was a member of the house of residence. in that case he was a member of the senate. elected by the people of his district. is --use center that house can do that with its own membership, put censure on him. i suppose it could work out a thesebut not, can't cross , the departmental device, the executive branch, the legislative and the judicial. they cannot levy a fine on the president. a bill of attainder was used in england and the colonies to some extent and even thomas jef

caine. i have a broken water main at fifth and howard. yes, i will hold. simmons: it's bad, h. i got a female victim here. she's a goner. looks like she got shot, then hit the hydrant. male victim, 40s. gunshot to the head. walter, we've got about two minutes before this crime scene washes away. we have to do whatever we can to protect the evidence. simmons: i'm on it.

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cain about. even though there is no "there" there. tomorrow's going to be a great day. questions will be asked of the house managers and even though the senators agreed they can't object to the content of an answer, if schiff doesn't answer a question, they need to submit it again. if john roberts is going to actually preside as he is supposed to, he should direct the witness to answer the question. i'm hoping we are going to see some good answers tomorrow. >> sean: okay. moving forward, jim jordan. you have four week senate republicans to give into the schumer-schiff sham show and go down this road to take on the constitutional role of the house, they than i guess want to hear from the congenital liar, the congenital liar staff. i want to hear from quid pro quo quote joe, zero experienced hunter and the hearsay nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower who was reported last week that it was actually plotting getting rid of trump on weak two with another obama holdover in the trump white house. >> you go down the road, you've got to go all the way down it and they're going to be witnesses, the

will hinge early in the fight on two individuals. one is this man right here. this is lieutenant colonel thomas cain of the bucktails and he is going to go on the command the union forces at coateshill, and the other person is captain hezikiah eastfield. y -- easton. and so you can see him coming to dranesville, and this is a turkey shoot, because they are firing straight down the hill after the confederate forces come out of the pine trees. thomas kaine leading his forces to fight says they will open fire against bucktails. so you have the union forces firing out of the positions on the roadwork, and this fighting will continue. and they write that the canno cannoniev fell like autumn leaves before hurricanes. remember that only three years earlier, ward had gone to artillery school in fort monroe and he is in the thick of it. as a brigade commander he is leading the battery to tell them where to put their pieces, and he is playing a pivotal role in the engagement, and the opposite is not true for confederates. in the smoke cloud here it would have been located the cutt's battery. and so they don't

if you would like to be dean cain's nanny and personal assistant. rachel: there willlian: i googled moon pie. the google tells me two pieces of like gram cracker cookie that have marshmallow in between coated with chocolate. rachel: that sounds great. jillian: sounds amazing to me. like a s'mores pie. jillian: we should get some and try it. this is a parent's worse nightmare and this one was all caught on camera as 10-year-old gray lynn runs up to utah home as two men try luring him into a vehicle as he walked home from basketball practice. see the boy looking. tries to get into his house. realizes the door is locked. realizepicks up rocks to throw t the car. >> mom, go away. that is he eventually ran to a neighbor's house for safety. the police have not found the attempted cirpts. incredible rescue caught on camera. four people saved after crashing into a jetty in fort lauderdale, florida. one person thrown from the boat and landed on rocks. saved the people on board. everyone is expected to be okay. look at that. of ththe crash isunder investig. >> we are going to p

cain is live from uncle john's pancake house. >> reporter: i'm standing outside uncle john's pancake house in a little bit of rain in toledo, ohio. we willk to some voters but had a chance to be outside the arena in huntington, 8000 people inside, thousands on the outside, talked to a lot of voters in this is what they had to say. >> this is a huge deal, this is huge. he will be elected hands-down. >> the first rally donald trump has had since the iran strike. >> we need to back our president, he let the world know we are not afraid of anyone. >> how was support inside the arena? >> astronomical, he loves the american people, brutally honest guy and that is why i love him. >> tells democrats like it is and does what he says and says what he does. >> he has been voted by the house to be impeached. >> they were so quick to impeach him and he had to be removed but now it is urgent and they won't handle it. >> about time people of congress do their job. the impeachment stuff, they need to work for the american people. >> our most wonderful president we ever had ever ever ever ever. i'm so proud of my country and my president. >> reporter: a

cain all of them all coming up in part 2 of going underground. welcome back this week scotland's highest court ruled boris johnson unlawfully shut down britain's parliament on tuesday the u.k. supreme court will scrutinize whether the new prime minister misled the queen will arguably johnson has previous when it comes to preventing scrutiny over nothing less than global catastrophe johnson's former advisor and u.k. special representative for climate change so david king joins me now so david welcome to going underground so i'm going to say surely to sell with i mean you've got a center for climate repair in cambridge operating time to sell it. great britain is the 1st country in the world to declare a climate emergency. does britain have reason to be proud about itself well i think britain has been playing a leadership role on action on climate change since the year 2000 and believe it's fair to say without britain's actions the paris agreement in 2015 wouldn't have happened just to back that up. i was chief scientific adviser with blair from 2000 for 8 years and subsequently i was brought back into government by cameron during the coalition government period i was given 165 climate it has be

will have an opportunity for introduction of bills and to deal with some committee hearings. so that's already been determined. so we can do other things. we know we have a privilege resolution by senator cain dealing with the authorization of the use of military force in iran. i am hopeful that we'll be able to take that up during the impeachment process because of the urgency of that issue. so we can do other business, but clearly the impeachment trial will be our primary focus. we will not be in session from early morning to late at night. i don't think that's going to be the case. i think we will have some time in the morning. we do need prep time. we'll need time to go over the information as it's been presented. so i think we'll get some time to deal with that. and, of course, we have other issues for certain that require our attention. jason: one thing that is going to be a little different is that the restrictions that were instituted by the senate, particularly in regard to the press, will be in effect throughout the duration of the trial. so are you concerned that just simply getting information about, you know, your priorities, say you do want to discuss the war powers resolution

will do a darn thing. >> well, it's interesting. there's going to be a vehicle for it. kim cainate of commonwealth of virginia is introducing essentially a resolution, piece of legislation that would say he can't do this without congress's -- >> that's from bernie sanders. >> and tim kaine, tim kaine, right. and, listen, if rand paul wants to prove -- he can sign up and get other people as well. >> that won't -- >> in terms of the press, there's still the clinging to this naivety about. trump. so, yes, we're seeing more skepticism now in terms of the reason for this attack than we did in 2003. but he lies about everything, right? there's still this idea, well, he wouldn't lie about that, fill in the blank, immigration, taxes, everything. well, he'll lie about an inauguration crowd but he would never lie about national security. he lies about everything. that's why i've been harping on this for three years. this ridiculous semantics game the press plays not calling him a liar. that could be the headline, trump lies for premise of attack. you'll never see it but that's where we ar

will trump blink? >> our founding fathers had an answer for this. our founding fathers said no president should have this power. no single individual should ever have this power so i'm looking very carefully at senator cain's resolution on war powers because i do believe that the congress should be the ones making decisions on whether or not we declare a war. i think killing a major general for another country is an act of war and so i think that there is a possibility if congress were to come together, republican and democrat, and say this is a power too ominous for one person to have. unfortunately, it's partisan. not many democrats wanted to rein in the killing and targeted killing of obama and not many republicans did either. now we're at a point where democrats are a little bit more open to restraining a republican president but i don't know that we still have the votes. we're going to look at it. we've tried in the past with regard to saudi arabia, and hopefully if more -- more voices are included in this debate, maybe we'll be able to stop the escalation. >> how do you get the president of the united states to sign such a document? >> you'd only get it accomplished with a veto prudent majority. we'r

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