massing troops such as florida and has put its allies the free syrian army on a wall forty. still ahead in this half hour a war of words between china and taiwan is easing things says if we unification is inevitable and the day after his inauguration brazil's new president gets straight to work in making the agricultural ministry responsible for indigenous people's land rights. heiler the push of cold which represents proper winter is making a very obvious progress through central europe now as a circulation in temperatures around low single figures notion is cloud carries snow for the alps in particular but also of a low agronomy was three degrees in berlin the snow right there on the road surface is not true for poland it's true for the west or at least it was just cold in there and weather's cold meats a circulation in the gin got a massive snow potential in the high ground north and trees and beyond all rain for greece and turkey increasingly of the next two days is a very active area as weather of weather is this cools down and calms down and looks more like winter with yet more sn

investigation into possible russian collusion and. stone was taken into custody in florida after a grand jury indictment. as well an opposition leader has vowed to continue his campaign against. american nations and claims he's venezuela's rightful leader in a similar television address my. position was attempting a coup suggested the u.s. was. greece's parliament has voted to ratify a landmark agreement with its northern neighbor to change its name to north macedonia greek politicians voted one hundred fifty three to one hundred forty six for the un brokered deal signed last june it was approved following days if he did debates protesters against the deal have been braving the rain outside parliament just hours after they were dispersed by riot police. has more from athens. there are a lot of positive reactions from europe particularly from nato and the european union . which the republic of. we are now in syria at least stands to join the lifting of the greek veto. again stolzenberg secretary general of nato saying it's an important contribution to the stability and prosperity of

security race and rights and professor of law at rutgers university from temper in florida joining us on skype david ward who is a former u.s. immigration enforcement agent and currently the director of the national association of former border patrol agents and also in new york lincoln mitchell political analyst and professor at columbia university welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story sa in new york the president described the situation at the us mexico border as a humanitarian and security crisis but he didn't declare the state of emergency yet many people were expecting him to declare what do you make of that and do illegal border crossings represent a crisis for america. well the numbers show that illegal border cross crossings are not a crisis if you've gone down to four hundred thousand in two thousand and eighteen based on one point six million in two thousand and clearly the numbers are going down and the problems that he cited such as the drug trade human smuggling many of these problems are for example the drug trade is coming through port of entry the s

due to demand that means increased prices for auto makers so florida in general motors each say that that trade war is costing them about a billion dollars into anything teen and that is likely to continue so there is a lot of the laurie about what's going to happen the next year but it's been a good series of years for the auto industry what happens in these interesting times is that companies want to spread out that risk so that is why ford invokes reagan have joined together going to be building ford branded products in europe that will include electric vehicles and eventually autonomous vehicles so interesting times in the auto industry that a lot of crossed fingers for twenty nine t. era hits there and misses it must be interesting to see what. new cars are being unveiled at a show what about the new technologies that have been seen. where this prop behind me actually has a purpose this is a good example of a new technology going on right now.

that part of florida are those are not counted that is really actually what parents here had come across one of them ago has been is that so their system of the just give me a man that's coming to have seems to me scrutiny is impossible whether so much corruption when illegal immigrant crosses from the bangladeshi border for as little as fifty dollars he pays he gets a passage into india he comes into india and for as little as you know less than fifty dollars he's able to make a voter card which is necessary as a citizen in india for you to vote you know he even gets in certain extreme cases a passport a government passport and that's the level of corruption if that is the level of corruption how do you verify these countries are stressed we do have more and more people coming in so the idea that only those who are persecuted would be allowed in that that's an ideal situation and i don't see any luck at all there and that's certainly is a little event that's also not concerned that is very much the people of the north east so these are purely that this will open for. or really wa

the twenty sixteen election stone was arrested in florida following a grand jury indictment has been charged with obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering. you know the news the united nations special rapporteur on myanmar young he is calling on bangladesh to allow the un to make an assessment before when your refugees are moved to a remote island this week leave a big bash on china a low lying island in the bay of bengal on the alley five hundred kilometers from conses bazaar about one hundred thousand new hampshire are to be moved to live in newly built barracks human rights groups have criticized upon saying living there will be like living in a prison that speaking in bangladesh is capital for us so what does the un special rapporteur tour make of these plans to relocate the refugees to the sign and tosh. fully she did commend the bangladeshi government for the construction of the buildings and the ongoing development of the infrastructure on this uninhabited island but she didn't say that she wants to see more needs to be more information fr

expect are the new york is above freezing freezing cold down towards really florida on the pacific seaboard the rains come back again and it's no level right so it's not up in the mountains to talk about rain disappointing you if you live in san francisco or possibly even a not useful stuff just annoying stuff it's quiet there through much of central america little bits of grey cloud the prevailing breeze means it's going to be the coasts of nicaragua or honduras and belize where frequent showers show themselves occasional bigger ones in cuba or jamaica if you're lucky and then in south america . big showers they reached a long way west in both peru and chilling but i think we're going to see the heavy rains once again jones i was not until you know more flooding. on counting the cost blame it on bragg's it one trillion dollars worth of assets shifted out of the u.k. change is in the aviation plus smarter and creepy the latest consumer gadgets connected to the internet on show in las vegas counting the cost on al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures

back in florida i'm wondering this is essentially the militarization of space could this be the start of a new arms race. you know obviously president trump has increased the u.s. department of defense budget and this is a part of his interest in creating a legacy for himself as being strong on defense yes of course there's going to be concerns about a militarization of space but the u.s. has operated in space for many years and u.s. is obviously needed to compete with powers like russia and china which have their own space programs so in many ways this in terms of a focus is overdue but i think one of the things that's questionable is the wisdom of president trumps desire for a separate space force a separate military department which is still not a foreign inclusion which he does not have support from the congress and he also has significant detractors in his own administration to include the department of defense of the wisdom of a separate military force like as you say china and russia already have space to try is a show about this but they're just not as vocal about that a

thursday. florida was mission but our sources there at the funeral said they haven't had any gunshots of this type but that our session is still going on now they are taking the body of the sixty year old mario bashir who likened to his wound today in a hospital to his final burial place and they are chanting of course you know a hundred or two of people are chanting for session against the government and we had but they have been. challenging some of the security. teams in cars that have been surrounding the place but if there is if there is a. fish to think that about four session we haven't yet got any confirmation of if this is just a set casualty or who died so far since the fresh start of the forces yesterday because honey the doctor who was killed yesterday was barely buried an earlier today and a child a fourteen year old mohammed ali was also killed in those protests and today friday we're expecting more anger to be shown after the friday prayers ok and if these are shots all concerned want to give us an idea of what sort of violence we can expect those processes to be met with

time of the year streak of green to go through florida like give a decent shower to in mexico probably sundries well that's the wettest place otherwise it spot shows there aren't that many. look the arrival of refugees is debated in european parliament. but the journey itself is little understood. to syrians document the route that is claimed so many lives searching for sanctuary to people in power on al-jazeera. again you're watching it is in our mind of our top stories this hour the new u.s. house of representatives now controlled by the democrats as possible a package of bills to end the partial government shutdown but the republican majority senate is expected to block. a joint investigation by al-jazeera and the intercept is revealed the u.s. military stepped up its bombing campaign against isis that's after president trump's decision to withdraw troops reports say eleven people were killed in u.s. led strikes in the in northern syria an eyesore controlled territory. presumes a new president has held his first full cabinet meeting since he was sworn in as chief of staff a

forward more than a million x. felons are expected to regain their voting rights in florida on tuesday amendment four as it's known was on the ballot during november as a mentor in elections almost two thirds of voters supported the measure passed with an overwhelming majority of sixty four percent x. felons were previously disenfranchised under state law those convicted of murder or sexual offenses will still be unable to register to vote. designate as president of the florida rights restoration coalition he says the change represents and they have towards a more inclusive democracy. what we were thinking about was that we wanted to place people alex excess number one but number two i think what we looked at was that people from all walks of life can look at persuasiveness impact and so what took on a great the president was not how he was going to a party but rather how i was going to impact the person because what we were talking about here and what we're still talking my people you know well every day since it's up the state of this country you know people who made mistakes and wer

horsley al-jazeera in south florida. union leaders in hungary are calling for a national strike and more protests over controversial labor reforms now last month the government introduced what's being called the slave law it increases the amount of extra hours employers can demand while delaying overtime payments in neighboring serbia thousands of anti-government protesters around it for a fifth week that demanding media freedom and an end to attacks on journalists and opposition figures the rallies were triggered by an assault on an opposition politician by unknown attackers in november. french ministers have held an emergency meeting after the first yellow first protest of the new year turned violent that. the police fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators in central paris on saturday about fifty thousand people rallied in cities nationwide that's well below the numbers first seen when the movement began two months ago. turkey's introduced a charge on single use plastic bags in an attempt to clean up the mediterranean its waters are polluted with thousands of tonn

activity. would have been sammy in fact you know florida never going to even this good look back and positively for us because i don't know. a lot of what's that but i'm forwarding to more than five people in india still out there were cases reported when a lot of political parties were using non indian will buy them not. to continue sending you know you know at a ski button now does the world then how it will. be able to have companies won't be able to do that also so so that's something that it wanted it. or i could speak with you it's a question joining us live from delhi thanks so much to be. the nominations for the ninety first annual academy awards have just been announced so far golden globe winner rami malik has been nominated for best actor for but he and rhapsody and lady ga ga is one of the names for a star is born and the ceremony on is the very best in the film industry and for more reaction let's go now to berkeley and speak with daniel smith rousey professor of media communications as to mary's college in california thanks very much for being with us now i know these n

out of the federal courthouse in florida roger stone seems to be channeling his first political boss former president richard nixon the gesture of a disgraced man who when faced with impeachment was forced to resign the presidency for stone his legal challenges are just beginning but he's vowing he won't testify against his longtime friend us president donald trump as i have said previously there is no circumstances whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president nor will i make that rice to ease the pressure on myself i look forward to her calling and vindicated special counsel robert muller says stone was talking to both the trunk campaign and julian assange founder of wiki leaks about hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign when asked about it by a congressional committee still allegedly lie we had a very frank exchange and then when a person promised to tell the committee the truth the indictment says stone sent an e-mail to him saying he should prepare to die and his dog would be killed as well it's very interesting to see the kind of people th

was arrested at his home in the state of florida following a grand jury indictment he's been charged with obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering stone is due to appear in court later on friday so who is roger stone while a self described dirty tricks the sixty six year old began his career as a campaign aide for the former president richard nixon he worked as an informal advisor to donald trump and was a driving force in his presidential campaign before quitting in twenty fifteen questions have been raised about stones communications with the russian hacker and his alleged contacts with wiki leaks but stone has long maintained that he's had no connection to russia's attempts to meddle in the twenty sixteen presidential election. a white house correspondent joins me now from washington d.c. is quite early in the morning where you are when this arrest actually happened what more do we know about stone and when will he appear in court. right this was roger stone has for a long time been a target of investigators he has been anticipating this could

strengthen its ties with germany over the next five years for me now via skype from jacksonville florida eleanor hall president of transfer of soul consulting we appreciate your time very much so this. if you will to push back against russia qatar has a significant stake in rosneft would this be seen as qatar antagonizing russia would they be hesitant to do this. well couldn't see to you the interesting position here because they have definitely indicated that they are interested in profiting off of the european natural gas market qatar is apparently looking to invest along with the russian for nova tech in an l n g facility and there certainly you know have some contacts to sell and g.e. to europe the issue here is i think not so much qatar stake in rosneft but the competition that gazprom offers and gazprom is really the one that supplies europe with so much gas and qatar really can't compete price who eyes with the nord stream to pipeline it's much cheaper to transport natural gas by a pipeline that it is to liquefy it and transport it by ship and then read gasify it but they're defin

troops such as florida and has put its allies the free syrian army on a wall footing in other world news the head of apple has partly blamed a u.s. presidents trade war with china for missing out on billions of dollars worth of business ten coke warned of lower than expected earnings for the first quarter of this year also citing. we could demand from china last year washington and beijing impose a series of tit for tat tat on each other's goods sean nichols is a reporter at the register a technology news and opinion website he says it's not just a trade war affecting apple think what apple would like to do is really kind of as much as possible site china site the trade we're saying is issues as the cause of this but as you noted the over the last couple years apple has significant lee increased the price of the i phone with jim cook special explanation of this is you're seeing kind of a combination of the trade wars kind of causing the problems in china kind of worries over the economy and that's making people less likely to go in and purchase apple products so it's so you're seeing bot

called on president trump to dial back the rhetoric this after a trump supporter from florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press to me i think that nationally for new year's eve to celebrate things if you've got a lovely sleep times here is named after a newspaper and i think this is a tie to say like the importance of freedom in the present what is it journalism and celebrate when writing for new years and say that's had twenty nine even be a year when respect in journalism in a free press. as a ball dropped in times square celebration but also remembering all the journalists killed or imprisoned who would. get the chance to see it because of their truth telling reporting which made the target gabriel's sandow. you're. never sorry you coalition and who the rebels are being accused of stealing and selling food aid meant for millions of starving yemenis the un food agency is threatening to suspend aid shipments unless the thefts stop the world food program says

know when the offensive is going to happen but turkey has been massing troops such as florida and has put its allies the free syrian army on a wall forty. plenty more ahead on this news hour including. we'll look at what effect from his yellow vest protesters could have on this year's european elections . and we'll tell you why millions of people in africa's most populous nation are steering clear of banks plus novak djokovic has put to the test at the cost of open beer will be here with that match and more in schools. brazil's new government has announced a major policy overhaul including a move expected to open up the amazon rain forest to increased commercial exploitation the country's new far right president. issued an executive order giving the agriculture ministry responsibility for demarcating indigenous lands the decree strips the indigenous affairs agency of their power which has angered rights groups the government has also promised to introduce an anti crime bill next month john coleman has more from the capital brasilia. president but also not overt only just been sworn in

this after a trump supporter from florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press to me i think that nationally for new year's eve to celebrate things and you got a lovely sleep times here is named after a newspaper and i think this is a tie to say like the importance of freedom in the present what is it journalism and celebrate when writing for new years and say that's had twenty nine in the year when we were selecting journalism in the free press. as a ball dropped in times square celebration but also remembering all the journalists killed or imprisoned who would. get the chance to see it because of their truth telling reporting which target gabriel's sandow. your. now there are allegations of attacks on journalists is election. veteran journalist who says he was beaten by several men while trying to cover sunday's polls. is a senior political reporter who works for a big language newspaper. says he was attacked while trying to fill near a polling station on ele

need to have told the americans to reassess their policy which is florida according to pakistan the americans are looking forward to meeting the pakistani leadership in the near future perhaps within the next few months but did important to note that pakistani military had several operations in their tribal areas their fencing the border raid of one a stand and they are saying that if the americans have any tangible evidence to suggest that there is a sanctuary that are using stand as a launching pad that they should give that information to the pakistanis they did understood now that the taliban are able to launch their campaign there not run it down as far where the north and started. where there. can just less than forty eight hours to go it so that taliban are controlling most of the of and do not need to stand as they may have needed in the beginning when the u.s. launched its invasion against afghanistan come on live in the pakistan capital islamabad thank you. we've got a lot more to come on this ounces in the news hour including these protests public on the north and the blo

rhetoric this after a trump supporter from florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press to me i think that my challenge for new york city to celebrate the things that we've got a closely time square is named after a newspaper and i think this is a tie to say like the importance of freedom the president is a journalist and that's celebrate when writing for new years and say that's had twenty nine hundred b.n. a year. back in journalism and everywhere. as a ball drop the times square celebration but also remember all the journalists killed or imprisoned wouldn't get the chance to see it because of their truth telling reporting which made the target people do how does either york rescuers have found a ten month old child alive in the rubble of a russian apartment block the partially collapsed in a gas explosion east of moscow on new year's eve the infant is in critical condition and has been taken to hospital rescue crews are braving subzero temperatures to t

president trump to dial back the rhetoric this after a trump supporter from florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press here nationally for new year's eve to celebrate the things of this little time. here for a newspaper and i think this is a time like the importance of freedom the president. celebrate new year's and say that's had twenty nine with. three breath. as the ball drop the times square celebration but also remember all the journalists killed or imprisoned who wouldn't get the chance to see it because of their truth telling reporting which made the target. your. provisional results of the democratic republic of congo's contentious election a jew in a few days and in an apparent bid to stop speculation about the outcome internet access has been cut several candidates had claimed to be in the lead but they're not quiet sunday's vote was hampered by violence complaints of rigging and delays more now from our correspondent in kinshasa catherine soy. we

meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. franks controls a massive area from africa to asia and leads the war in afghanistan but rumsfeld has something else in mind iraq. he orders general franks to prepare a plan of attack. since his invasion of kuwait in the gulf war in one nine hundred ninety one large parts of iraq had been under an international no fly zone. despite iraq's defeat and the terrible sanctions that were decimating his people saddam remained in power . in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he drove out u.n. inspectors sent to disarm him saddam was a dangerous man dangerous first to his own citizens and dangerous to the rest of the world. joe wilson knows iraq well in one thousand nine hundred ninety one in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a third rate dictator. just over one hundred days after the attacks of nine eleven still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes wha

rhetoric this after a trump supporter from florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press to me you think that nationally for new year's eve to celebrate things if you got a low sleep times here is named after a newspaper and i think this is a tie they say like the importance of freedom in the present what is it journalism that's celebrate when writing for new years and say that's had twenty nine hundred eighty a year when you first. like in journalism. as a ball dropped in times square so the pressure but also remember all the journalists present wouldn't get a chance to see it because of the truth telling reporters in which the target peoples are go to see. their doctors in gaza and in the occupied west bank say they're fighting antibiotic resistant superbugs at an alarming rate they say israel's blockade has hurt an already disadvantaged health care system that lacks equipment and sees severe overcrowding adding shortages of basic candy about it will mean many pati

fire would stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida last february killing seventeen people the conspiracy theory going to currency even as events were unfolding the shooting was faked and witnesses were in fact crisis actors while journalists attempted to debunk the theory they may inadvertently have been spreading it. so i watch a news report that debunks this idea of crisis actors but i've never heard of this term before i'm not an actor in any sense way shape or form so i get out my phone and i google the term crisis actors those search results bring up more conspiracy theories the goal of conspiracy theorists and the people who want to spread these ideas around is that these conspiracy theories enter the mainstream of lexicons the tree of life shooting the alleged killer was a conspiracy theorist he bought into this narrative that jews were trying to control the us by eating immigrants and for that reason he allegedly massacred eleven. people so i want to start by trying to scare you ok ready george soros and even as we cover this conspiracy we can watch the real time r

stretches all the way up through florida and into the bahamas heavy downpours for the north here and then as that system gradually hits its way southwards as we head into monday we'll see that rain ten a little bit like to say still graham wet for us across the rest of the bahamas and into cuba on monday just quite as wet as it will be for other places today ever further towards the north it always gray on the satellite picture it's just really the cold weather that we're seeing over north america at the moment really quite cold and it will get worse as we head through the week as well for the time being there minus twelve will be the best we can hope for in chicago so still very cold for us there was some wintry weather making its way in from canada that gave some of us heavy snow. there with sponsored by count time riis. p. twenty. eight has brought us peace of mind importance and now we can go all the invest. money and do many things. that we could do previously feel what could have been the war. time is coming we really believe. put the seal on the back to reality was. the theme because

collusion in the two thousand and sixteen election stone was taken into custody in florida after a grand jury indictment he is facing seven charges including obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering stone says he will fight the charges i will not give to these charges i will defeat them in what i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. troubled by the political motivations of the question. and as i have said previously there is no circumstances whatsoever under which i will bear witness against the president nor will i make that rise to ease the pressure on myself to call hayne is on this story for us from washington. tell us more about this indictment what is stone alleged to have done well according to the special counsel office robert muller who by the way since stone just said it was politically motivated mohler is a lifetime republican the same as the president. but he weighed the night and basically says that stone was acting as a conduit between wiki leaks which we know to basically dump thousands of hacked d.n.c. democrat

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from florida. for almost thirty years from shows mission has been a simple one takes up less food and feed the hungry soup kitchens churches and homeless shelters all the biggest customers for the last few weeks that's changed were just unloaded and loading all day long these vehicles are headed to locations across florida where the dealing with a new demand we are receiving more and more cars have hungry people throughout the state on because of the government shutdown so yes we are really responding two thousand and bedrolls as we do any other and that's a lot for all just one paycheck to paycheck so away from being hungry stuff here say the situation is unprecedented under normal circumstances this part of the warehouse would normally be empty but as you can see there are a boxes of things like spaghetti with label saying disaster assistance on the side and the demand is increased so much over the last few weeks the staff here now are working seven days a week just to keep up people going to treat them like we might if you are among those working. without pay or a traffic controlle

into custody in florida after a grand jury indictments he's facing seven charges including obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering mother's investigation has so far netted more than thirty people who've either been indicted or pleaded guilty to with least one hundred charges. takes a look at the long and sordid history of roger stone and american politics. roger stone is a man who really likes the camera it is better to be infamous they'll never be famous at all that is from a netflix documentary that profiled a political operative who thinks of himself more as an agent provocateur known for his particular kind of fashion political dirty tricks and his unusual tattoo yes that is a permanent tattoo of richard nixon's face on his back stones' time in politics began with the nixon campaign he became a mainstay of conservative politics after helping elect ronald reagan he and his partner paul mann a fourth became the first in washington to use their access to the powerful to lobby for some of the most brutal dictators in the world stone pu

damage this is in florida just outside orlando citrus county to be quite precise as you see that wind damage is further north as well we sorted that resort in maine and sinister time is not tornado damage is just very strong gusts bringing down mature trees she of course also sometimes brings out the power as it did in this case and that front's gone through to have say the cold air was tucking in behind it so there is a cold front of sorts if you like but look at the temperatures within you down to minus fourteen in chicago today max which is currently minus five and snowing in buffalo which is effectively. niagara falls a monastery in toronto this is a cold mass here and it is for these woods we're above freezing in new york at the moment or take you forward to actually get slightly warmer here the cold doesn't really want to leave the midwest or in particular the upper midwest so despite what you hear this is tomorrow but i think niagara falls will stay partly frozen so thanks rob well there's optimism in the democratic republic of congo people welcomed the new leader despite the e

f.b.i. doing this pre-dawn arrest at his home in florida and they do they have full body armor is on guns drawn and it was an early morning search and the reason the f.b.i. does this is they have a credible belief that the person behind the door could possibly destroy evidence it's also common for the f.b.i. when serving warrants are specially arrest boards to go in armed with body armor because you never know what's behind the door it's standard practice but the president making a little bit of hay on that and for his part of it will probably talk about it if he does take questions at the event that we're waiting to hear from him so we might hear more from him on that but her his staff's part they're saying the same thing they always say when someone close to the president gets indicted has nothing to do with the president there's no collusion at this time serious handor said it was ridiculous and insulting that they were even asked about it all right thank you very much with all the latest on this story from washington patty calling. the political tensions are mounting now in venez

florida man a trump supporter has been charged with sending thirteen devices one target says the president isn't blameless in all of this his rhetoric too frequently i think fuels these feelings and sentiments that well or bleeding over into potentially acts of violence don't most recent target speaker of the house democrat nancy pelosi it's too bad with your policy which is that it's radical democrats they've become a radical as part of they really have they've become a radicalized party. i actually think they've become a very dangerous party for this country but he's not the first president to speak frankly or attack opponents lyndon b. johnson frequently used profanity to push politicians to support him richard nixon despite its black people and jews in oval office recordings released after his death and how do you truman called a political opponent the equivalent of hitler the difference no according to one political expert is modern media creates a stronger connection with the audience what makes it so extraordinary is not really the language but the presentation of the lang

florida more like in the bahamas tsukuba and telling off through honduras and the breeze to the east standard breeze daily light showers maybe. on counting the cost plenty as another shows in damage but lots of talk from leaders there about an economic slowdown what the chinese president said about gray rhinos and black swans the cost of holding the u.s. budget to ransom. counting the cost. i'm going to watch the odds are a reminder of our top stories this venezuela has rejected an ultimatum by spain germany france and britain the nicolas maduro kohl elections within eight days old el recognize opposition leader. as president the u.s. has been urging world leaders to isolate the madeira government at a special session of the u.n. security council. thirty four people have now been confirmed dead in brazil after the collapse of a holding waste from an on all mine rescue workers is searching for hundreds still missing. and six days of talks between the united states and the afghan taliban have ended with a promise of further if to further discussions washington's envoy is now headi

otherwise it's a fine time of the year that streak of greengrocery florida like give a decent shower in mexico probably sundries well that's the wettest place otherwise it spots show us there aren't that many. president discusses his hopes for the country and the region. and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assange. lenin merino talks to zero zero. zero i'm. value. some of the like. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in price since the program was filmed rewind begins with mohammed at the time i was in. i was the global and no. and the other student i was very fortunate to be awarded a scholarship rewind on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm the star and this is the news hour live from our headquarters and coming up in the next sixty minutes the newly sworn in u.s. house of representatives is set to vote on legislation to reopen the federal government. evidence the announced pullout of u.s. troops from syria.

florida sent more than a dozen bombs to critics of the president two of which went to the c.n.n. offices here in new york there's been a lot of hostility towards the press to me i think that nationally for new year's eve to celebrate things and we've got a lovely sleep times here is named after a newspaper and i think this is a tie to say like the importance of freedom the president is a journalism and celebrate when writing for new years and say that's had twenty nine he'd be a year when respecting journalism in a free press. has a poll dropped in times square celebration but also remembering all the journalists killed or imprisoned who would. get the chance to see it because of the reporting. target. to our second party has withdrawn from the ruling coalition putting more pressure on president omar al bashir and the nationwide protests of the living conditions twenty two opposition parties want to push it to step down but he's rejecting that demand on monday. and to the police response to the demonstrations at least nineteen people have been killed him or morgan has more from

secretary of defense rumsfeld meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. franks controls a massive area from africa to asia and leads the war in afghanistan but rumsfeld has something else in mind iraq. he orders general franks to prepare a plan of attack. since its invasion of kuwait in the gulf war and nine hundred ninety one large.

and what became known as the battle of. marks florida is the founder and found off markets africa and he says the attack is an attempt by al-shabaab to restore its prominence in the region. al-shabaab conducted this operation in nairobi in order to restore credibility and prominence to that as long as a militant group that had been on serious defensive operations inside somalia due to aggressive foreign african union military operations degrading them over the last several years and remember that kenyan defense forces have been operating in somalia since two thousand and eleven so here we are eight years later and al shabaab is only now trying to persuade kenyan defense forces to withdraw but on the other hand the african union mission in somalia has tried to press for a drawdown in military operations in small area and some have even gone so far as saying that there should be a drawdown by july of this year kenyan defense forces on the other hand have said let's hold on a little bit let's not make a premature withdraw from smally until we're certain that that the country's securi

planning to meet up florida if they can't get outside to see if there are entrenched there and meet up florida's policy the presidential balance is america you can look at it you can see their faces there. and comparing their faces with your faces throughout the country what color to me they are a face told me to take a look and see if. officials also. were trying to make this country feasible and to reach out to everywhere next actions we will day. which have to do with everyone not only the parliamentary and exercising our legitimate authority but this has to do with everybody not just the members of our parliament the questions will be asked later in this press conference might my dear . let's say next steps. we have true measures. actions which which relate to everybody has to do with showing not only shall we but exercise that strength struggle. so that is the opposite opposition leader who has declared himself president speaking right now and trying to rally his supporters at the same time you see on the screen the president about as well. as well let's listen in to the. building

another one a lot of rain on that if you're lucky in florida more like in the bahamas tsukuba and telling off through honduras and the breeze to the east stand a breeze daily light showers maybe. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of medicine. science tend to be a good subject to bring different people from all over the world together. to such a magical good the more i learn about the more i respect science in a golden age with professor jim miller on a just. the latest news as it breaks the difference is that in the last bottles ossified was that authentic in the roots with the this time both with truth does not come up with detailed coverage why though has already said that he's ready to take over as interim president and call for you elections. from around the world volunteers are doing what they can that's not the point behind the government's decision to criminalize homelessness it hundred. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stor

down here in florida we're going to see some better weather but in terms of the temperatures those are coming down from many locations take a look at the two of minus thirteen new york at zero toronto at minus nine and you factor in the winds with that and it's going to feel much colder in minneapolis minus fourteen but your wind chill is going to feel more like minus twenty degrees there down towards dallas it will be chilly for you as well we expect to see about sixteen degrees in your forecast well same follow boundary is causing some problems down here across parts of the caribbean you can see the rain showers across parts of havana up here towards nasa and that is going to continue because that front is going to go stationary bring some very heavy rain showers across much of that area over the next few days out here towards the west where you can see in the gulf heavy rain showers associate this area circulation is going to be some coastal rain across parts of mexico but down towards got amala it is going to be twenty four degrees and a partly cloudy day for you there well across