african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repatch rate anyone who's trapped. there are women and children living in inhuman conditions we have agreed along with the e.u. and the u.n. to set up a task force for repatriating at least three thousand eight hundred people. leaders say there are more than forty refugee camps in libya where people are bought and sold by those with a little respect for human life who are leaders here have committed to helping refugees in libya there were very few details as to exactly how and when they will work out create them and they were also very frank about the new task force they say they'll put in place to combat people smuggling so. there was also no mention of the french president's remarks to reporters that military action against traffickers is a possibility the u.n. secretary general told summit leaders on wednesday that new ideas a needed to deal with migration including more legal ways to enter europe is that something that

libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in his detention camps the plan's been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in the ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced though but bygones are expected to be sent back to their home countries with reports from. well the theme of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from the host of the summit the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something when at the end of the summit what leaders decided is that they would try and repatch reate those migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya that they had also launched a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. for. african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade

they have been divided over the issue of the arab spring and the conflict in syria in yemen in libya in iraq almost everywhere but palestine actually to bring all of them together i think. will be using this on one hand and order to unite lebanese on something that. is really i mean easy to unite on the other hand he's trying to regain credibility he he lost actually in syria because you know i mean the intervention the military intervention of hezbollah in the syrian civil war over the past few years has cost him a lot and terms of. his standing as the leader of resistance towards is about in the arab world so he will be trying to regain some of that and his speech still going as well my one couple on thank you so much again absolutely thank you now israel's prime minister has urged europe to follow washington's laid down recognize jerusalem as its country's capital benjamin netanyahu was speaking ahead of a meeting with the u. foreign ministers in brussels where he is under pressure to restart middle east peace efforts have been widespread criticism of the decision by u.s. presiden

is aware of corruption within libya's coastguard accusing it of working with human smugglers. let's speak to cruz over saudi who's a visiting senior scholar at the national university of singapore joins us via skype. so this is a very distressing report one would imagine the e.u. are aware of these suggestions these allegations. yes and i'm sure they are. they have been migrants and been crossed into europe for the last many years since the war and it is possibly europe's most difficult problem today and so the report that is international i think comes out of a very opportune time for the european union to seriously address these problems once and for all now is not to me seen as to whether they are willing and able to do that well exactly and the fact that these refugees are sent to detention centers where it's very clear that they suffer abuse and exploitation and the coast guard seem to be complicit in the smuggling of these refugees these migrants what can the e.u. do about. well one way is to. craft better and i will aid governance we do know based on the report that the

india thousand migrants and refugees know in overcrowded and on senator reid detention centers across libya mahmud up to a jazeera tripoli european commission spokesman said the e.u. is aware of the inhumane and terrible conditions that some are facing was working to save lives in the statement it said quote we do so by stopping people drowning in the mediterranean evacuating them from disastrous conditions in libby libya and offering them safe and legal pathways to come to europe situation is is not bad because of the e.u. it's like better because of the. still to come this half hour. i'm thirty five war in one side of i'm going to tell you the story of the laboratory that is working to find the babies that were born two women held in columbus time detention centers during the dictatorship in argentina in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's. and how one canadian community is managing the lethal combination of climate change and some very hungry polar bears all that more when we come back. hello there all storm is now moving away from europe you can see it on the satellite picture

turns a blind eye to alleged brutal tactics of libya's coast guard and detention facilities . tens of thousands of african asylum seekers are facing deportation from israel or imprisonment of the parliament approved a bill allowing the government to force them out of the country. and that's vaccination campaign is about to get underway to stop that theory of from spreading among the hinge of refugees living in caucasus bizarre and bangladesh the world health organization says more than four hundred suspected cases including six deaths have been reported since december the sick many refugees live in crowded and unhygienic conditions spirit tree tracked viruses spread through droplets from coffins coughs and sneezes over six hundred forty six thousand range have fled men on since a military crackdown in rakhine state began in august charles stratford joining us has more from the highly at refugee camp invited. the u.n. aid agencies and indeed the bangladesh government describing this vaccination campaign against it as their top priority right now from new figures have been relea

of european governments stand accused of being complicit in the abuse of thousands of refugees in libya. i do on the clock this is a lie from joe also coming up in the program sealing the deal turkey says it will buy a defense system from russia the spot being in may to. leave the country will go to prison the choice no facing tens of thousands of african asylum seekers in israel. and world leaders are gathered at a climate change summit in paris will be live in the french capital for the. so i'm a senior national is accusing european governments of being complicit in the abuse of thousands of refugees in the efforts to curb migration in the reports the human rights group says the e.u. used to. in a sea of containment shows little care for the consequences for those trapped in libya one example given is the funding by e.u. governments of the libyan coast guard to intercept migrants see these refugees are then sent to detention centers where they suffer abuse and exploitation there are nearly twenty thousand people and they have a crowd of buildings the report also says that the u. is aw

policy of containment shows little care for those trapped in libya. this report. these images sparked outrage around the world african migrants at risk of being sold at auction in libya the accusation of modern day slavery triggered international concern and e.u. pledges to address the issue. but in a report by the human rights group amnesty international european governments are accused of not only being aware of these abuses but also actively supporting the libyan authorities in stopping sea crossings and preventing refugees and migrants from leaving what we have in libya is india headed. for it's a lawless country to start with and if it isn't migrants are treated like a commodity we heard about. slave auction just a week or two ago and here we are so essentially any migrant a refugee is pretty much criminalized you know italy has been singled out for criticism it's accused of beating efforts to fund libyan detention camps train libyan coast guards to intercept ships carrying refugees and migrants as well as encouraging libyan tribes in armed groups to work as

is aware of libya's coast guard working with human smugglers. president trump has reiterated his call for urgent immigration reform after an attack on one of new york's busiest commuter hubs misfired a bangladeshi national was arrested after a pipe bomb strapped to his body went off in a subway near times square twenty seven year old was injured three other people suffered minor injuries those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost of a season of the world's largest humanitarian crisis millions caught up in civil war al-jazeera world examines the roots of the conflict in yemen and the complex history that drew our country into perpetual time. plenty of the old that separation of. the north and the south these dualisms are a part of history. yemen the north south divide at this time.

amnesty international says the european union is complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya it says european governments ignore rights violations and violent tactics used by the libyan coast guard so will this report help refugees this is inside story.

this really the winds the opposite direction we've been seeing cloud drawn out throughout syria and libya and some about cloud has produced the old spotted right either actually as far west as mauritania in the forecast the chances are we'll see rain developing in southern algeria for the breeze coming out of the interior says quite warm in tunis. the weather sponsored by qatar and nice. you are making. when they're on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminal or if you join us. in the morning and says i want to cover the world of darkness this is a dialogue that could be what leading to some of the confusion online about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the police. at this time on al jazeera. again you're watching. the top stories this hour in south korea's president. is in beijing to hold talks with his chinese counterpart she paying the threat from north korea is high on the agenda moon is also looking to improve bilateral relations after the u.s. deployment of an anti missile defense system china.

back home that lost the sierra leone migrants returning off to terrible treatment in libya. aloha top story this hour the u.s. ambassador to the united nations saying washington plans to build an international coalition to push back against iran they held a news conference in which she accused iran of quote fanning the flames of conflict in the region she says to her hands applied to the rebels in yemen with a missile that the group fired into saudi arabia this is a blatant violation of what they are not supposed to be doing and what we are saying is everybody has to total around iran in fear of them getting out of the nuclear deal and they are allowing missiles like this to be fired over to innocent civilians and hurt and that is what has to stop and so we will continue to raise and build the international community support to say this is not about the nuclear deal this is about all other actions and the president will work with congress on how do we go forward in dealing with iran at this one in this way but the nuclear deal is not something that we're focused on now it's

mediterranean and the weather is more or less has come out of the central so harra mass a cloud over libya and western egypt you see rain to the west as that and showers are still likely in algeria keeping the chamfer analogies about twelve or thirteen degrees not much better in tunisia it's a bit warmer in morocco with sixty in river it. after fifty years of occupation and un condemnation of illegal israeli settlements . i'm from cutting out and i want to preserve the safety of the village i've clashed several times with us on the. al-jazeera world tells the story of a palestinian village that's struggling to survive and the growing threats to the residents desperate to preserve their homes village under occupation at this time. and they're going to one of the top stories here now to syria intense scenes in johannesburg where south africa's a ruling african national congress is meeting to select its new leadership a party is deeply divided as it chooses between jacob zuma ex-wife or his deputy. to mass graves containing the remains of dozens of iraq's years e.g. minority have been found i

mediterranean and the weather is more or less has come out of the central so harra mass a cloud of a libya and western egypt you see rain to the west as that and showers are still likely in algeria keep in the chamfer analogy is about twelve or thirteen degrees not much better in tunisia it's a bit warmer in morocco with sixty in redact. you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories this hour protests around the world against the u.s. decision to recognize true since israel's capital are gaining new momentum tens of thousands rallied outside the u.s. embassy in indonesia earlier to miss fighters march on washington d.c. and major cities in europe and the middle east placed in australia have charged a man with acting as an agent for north korea by trying to sell missile components and coal on the global back market plaque market choy channel is arrested in sydney after allegedly trying to make sales on behalf of pyongyang worth millions of dollars south africa's ruling party is just hours away from choosing a new leader or not will leave the a.n.c. into general elections and two thou

otherwise it's all looking dry but on the cool side on the coast or in is here and indeed into wards libya too but warming karo twenty four showers for at leederville there and gabon and across the congo but much of west africa weather conditions are looking dr fine sunshine in akron ghana with highs of thirty across more southern areas but some heavy rain across more southeastern parts of south africa the weather sponsored by qatar piece. facing the reality is a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a chain of litigation through which we can bring a legal system to bear getting to the heart of the matter. i don't think we needed the ball but some of my producers just to hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. last. rushing out to syria let's take a look at the top stories this hour protests around the world against the u.s. decision to recognize troops in this israel's capital are gaining new momentum tens of thousands rallied outside the u.s. embassy in indonesia earlier demonstrators marched in washington d.c. and major cities in europe and the middle east place australia

could be swept to power by voters dissatisfied by the performance of the center left government the libya's president ever mahler's has shrugged off claims he's a dictator after announcing he'll run for a fourth term tens of thousands of his supporters turned out in the city of culture to back his twenty nineteen bid but it's triggered protests in several cities. and u.s. president donald trump is over the staff of the top public health agency not to use words and phrases like evidence based vulnerable and fetus in their budget reports the directive follows previous steps in pursuit of its conservative social agenda. and police are investigating the death of one of canada's richest men billionaire barry sherman and his wife were found dead in their home in toronto police say the circumstances are suspicious but the deaths are not being treated as homicides sherman found the upper texas one of the world's largest generic drug makers well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after upfront a statement that sort. where and. when the right to free speech conflicts with p

more so to come here and al-jazeera including he can still put in the crowd we have reaction has been libya's president seeks a fourth term in office. and a river to father teddy ruge tens of thousands of refugees are taking to get to europe from turkey or not stay with us. hello whilst proper winter has been held back in europe just ahead of its movement this bit of south westerly breeze commutes to the levant so too through turkey and this drive a lot of clout eventually out of africa but the main consequence is temperatures are rising and curves at twelve to twenty one much the same but to be also as baghdad is colder in iran it was cold enough to snow in afghanistan when this old frontal system is just a lot of cloud until it tails off because of the rain in the far south west straits for that was for example so quiet general picture but increasingly cloudy and increasingly warm in lebanon twenty three degrees by the time we get to monday it is drop south inspect that right a bit although i think for those saturday sunday possibly monday this cloud has been generating and will generate a

and life and limb there we meet the refugees trying to scrape together a living in libya. welcome back as we look at the weather across europe it remains pretty cold in many areas you can see this circulation of low pressure giving some heavy snowfall across ukraine and into western parts of russia further south because of the leaf flows attempt it's not too bad for athens but we've got more snow over the alpine region and as we move on through into to say still snow sign of it warming up across germany or poland those are my some time which of course and they've also got snow pushing down in towards the balkans but the weather really i suppose across the iberian peninsula we've got high pressure sitting over the top of the region for the north temperatures nothing special for london and paris at eight and seven degrees respectively on the other side of the mediterranean sea it's quite a bit of cloud around and it's not particularly warm algiers cina struck in that temperature thirteen further towards the east we've got quite a bit of cloud but it should it jerry stay dry

give us the odd shower but the one behind it if you get some heavier rain that's for many of us in libya and then for the northern parts of algeria expect some heavy showers. there with sponsored by qatar everybody's. got something to talk about all the. people are not. try to shoot them show and then all the countries of managed to solve this problem are you worried that this conflict could erupt into a right open war that's the sort of security issue where the people who paid the price clearly the right top can produce setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera and these are the top stories this hour an attack is under way at a military training center in afghanistan's capital kabul gunmen stormed a partially constructed building near an intelligence training center in the west of the city chili has elected conservative billionaire sebastian pinera assets president headed defeated his center left opponent at a runoff vote and that shifts the country towards the right it's the second time he's been elected to the highest office

i got this job through a friend before that i used to work in a farm in the south of libya it didn't help me so i came to tripoli to work in this car wash shop here i make around three hundred sixty five dollars a week it depends on the number of cars he washed we they say working here is better than being in and the long journey north crossed the border into southern libya as the value of the libyan dinar has fallen these migrants face three choices to stay in libya and deal with financial insecurity or go back home and face uncertainty and the third a choice is to risk their lives and try to reach europe by being smuggled in boats across the mediterranean sea. thousands of migrant workers out of victims of exploitation extortion and discrimination some of them having to go through as it in c. documents so they accept any kind of work including farming gun construction. minister he's doing his best to protect workers' rights. those casual workers are under just so they don't have proper paperwork and therefore they work outside off honestly asians they represent a small percentage a

the bride's friends and relatives to this court her to the wedding ceremony typically is waiting to libya with sons of people have taken part in rallies across the country in support of renegade general hurley from huff's are calling on him to take charge after a two year un backed mandate expired on sunday but the u.n. maintains that its mandate for the libyan government remains in effect until a new one is introduced. the seventeenth of december has arrived and go through it with the end of what is the so-called shook your agreement therefore all institutions created by this agreement of void these institutions have not obtained through legitimacy since the first day they started working and as of today libyans feel that they have lost patience and that the promised period of peace and stability has become a dream of sixty million people in western india waiting to hear who their leaders will be results from thursday's legislative assembly election and good to be announced on monday the opposition congress party is making a comeback with a strong challenge to the ruling. party its been

says it hasn't expired and remains in effect until a new one is introduced libya has remained divided between the internationally recognized government in tripoli and a rival administration backed by hafter in the east. south africa's governing party the a.n.c. has just begun voting for a new leader to succeed president jacob zuma the two front runners the deputy president several rama posa and zoom as ex-wife and cosas. zuma being formally nominated as candidates not whoever wins could become the country's next president after elections in twenty nineteen a power cuts at the world's busiest airport has left thousands of passengers stranded struck atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport on there have been severe disruptions to flights what caused the power failure is still on the. last one use on the web site for you it's always there al jazeera dot com tweet me i'll tweet you back i'm at peace a w one quick news summary for you top of the hour between now and then inside story season. spain's prime minister calls for a return to normality in catalonia as the region prepares is getting d

supporters of the renegade general rallied in libya calling for him to take charge of the country the protests came as a u.n. mandate backing the national government in tripoli expired on sunday the u.n. says the agreement remains in force until a new ones adopted but that's been rejected by a rival administration in the east. i mean. the seventeenth of december has arrived at the end of what is the so-called shook your agreement therefore all institutions created by this agreement. these institutions have not obtained the just a must see since the first day they started working and as of today libyans feel that they have all lost patience and that the promised period of peace and stability has become a dream. police in saudi arabia. a palestinian billionaire who's the head of one of the biggest banks in the middle east he was detained earlier this week as part of an anti corruption drive by the crown prince mohammed bin sound man of mastery is a saudi and jordanian citizen and chairman of arab bank the largest lender in jordan at least eleven afghan police officers have been killed b

supporters of the renegade general heading for have to have rallied in libya calling for him to take charge of the country the protests came as a u.n. mandate backing the national government in tripoli expired on sunday the u.n. says the agreement remains in force until a new one is adopted but that's been rejected by have to go back to rival administration in the east. the seventeenth of december has arrived at the end of what is the so-called shook your agreement therefore all institutions created by this agreement void. these institutions have not obtained full of just them a c since the first day they started working and as of today libyans feel that they have all lost patience and that the promised period of peace and stability has become a dream of. so africa's ruling party the african national congress has begun voting for a new leader to replace the president jacob zuma the two front runners the current deputy president cyril ramaphosa and soon as ex-wife of course as an adult i mean assume or have been formally nominated as candidates in the vote whoever wins could become th

trying to make a good clean living we need migrants seeking a better life in libya or in the stay with us. with. hello again as we look at the weather in the levant and western parts of asia pretty quiet at the moment temperatures much of this should be eight there in kabul twelve in toronto eighteen for baghdad and on the eastern side of the mediterranean to germany where the conditions are looking fine let's move the forecast through into choose so we have got some showers across parts of turkey and perhaps more the way of cloud i think across the eastern side of the mad but otherwise still temperatures looking pretty good for beirut so let's head down into the arabian region and here through the gulf we've got quite a few showers just flirted with castle for a time pushing away but still for abu dhabi muscat the could be some big storms around these twenty four to forty eight hours so be aware of those otherwise is fine across the peninsula thirty three the high in mecca and through into choose they really not much change those showers heading away into the arabian sea so let's push

slips its way towards the southeast sort of joins up with what's going on here say for many of us in libya does look pretty with over the next couple of days a bit further south for many of us here across the central belt of africa it's dry except for. parts. you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has outlined a new national security strategy and singled out china and russia as america's greatest threats to our promise to put america's interests first and called russia and china rival powers that threaten us prosperity and security. palestinian leadership has condemned the u.s. veto a united nations draft resolution on jerusalem that would have required president onil trump to withdraw his recognition of truth as israel's capital the fourteen other security council members voted in favor of the resolution and us president vice president that is mike pence has postponed a trip to the middle east alison it's already president mahmoud abbas and one of egypt's top religious leaders have refused to meet him following the uproar over the u.s. d

colors come down through the central med there's a good two days of significant right now thing for libya and something to his ear. forced to flee from syria to lebanon many refugee mothers risked childbirth in terrible conditions delivery is very difficult here and there been and it's ghostly i can't go back to syria now because of the war but one lebanese woman is committed to helping them. become friends with everyone in the attorney and. she is important to me. there are a few g.'s midwife at this time on al-jazeera world. and one of the top stories here now to syria saudi arabia says it is unsettling the ballistic missile targeting its capital riyadh it was the third such attack by the who sees since the beginning of november. at least forty three people are dead and dozens more remain missing in the philippines for an landslides caused by tropical storm cuttack. and five people are being killed and more than eighty wounded in protests in iraqi kurdistan demonstrators angry about years of austerity that unpaid public sector salaries. trump ministration is blaming north korea for a cy

how to feed it from the south we've got a rain forecast now have a tunisia or maybe more especially libya through when same program today. the weather sponsored by qatar and these. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminalized or if you join us on say no evil person just wakes up a over the morning and says i want to color the world in darkness and this is a dialogue and that could be what leading to some of the confusion the lie was about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera these are the top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has outlined a new national security strategy and singled out china and russia as america's greatest threats from promise but his country's interests first are called russia and china rival power separate us but prosperity and security the palestinian leadership has condemned the u.s. veto of a united nations strafford solution on choice it would require p

colors come down through the central med there's a good two days of significant right now i think for libya and something to his ear . victory the bill will be sent back to the house of representatives for a final vote. over the. iran denies the allegations. are expected to attend. a new round of talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war began. wednesday but today meeting will focus on implementing a cease fire deal brokered by russia turkey and iran the foreign ministry says the talks will also address issues including the clearing up. of hostages in syria. people displaced from. so they're being pressured into returning to their destroyed homes parents worried about their young children unexploded bombs. reports. with the. choice. it home and rocco was hit by a near strike as i still was driven out they've been living in displacement camps but life was so tough there they have to move back home with some fear the children could step on a mine on an unexploded munition. chasms i'm from the el mission that neighborhood i'm constantly worried about the young children it's difficult to live

line developing drawing warm out here every chipped then tucking the cold back over sudden tunisia and libya this area of rain falling steadily twenty or thirty millimeters per hour and got no two days still to go. the weather sponsored by cattle and place. you are making remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug. the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminal or if you join us. in the morning. is a dialogue could be some of the confusion about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the conversation at this time on al-jazeera. has a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. senate has passed a contentious one point five trillion dollars tax reform bill this brings president one step closer to his first victory the bill will now be sent back to the house of representatives for a final vote on wednesday. the white house is against. iran denies the allegations that the third attack. a new round of talks aimed at ending the syrian civil war begins. wednesday a two day meeting will focus on implementing a ceasefire brokered by russia and iran the f

place in the in that greed is right in this of the circulation we've had significant rain in western libya is just in slow east was for the gulf as it was maybe concentrating more in southern greece and western turkey by the time we get to saturday much of that will be rather less obvious except in turkey but the cool is still there. term begins with but it does not in no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein this is a regime that has something to heart they have here a significant property. and guess what not one. word from iraq since the one nine hundred ninety one iraq deception at this time on al jazeera. they look at the stories making headlines for you now the un general assembly has adopted a resolution that rejects u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital over a one hundred twenty eight countries voted for the measure that calls the american move and void a spokesman for the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has welcomed the vote calling it a victory for palestine and our other top story this h

difficult here in lebanon and it's costly i can't go back to syria now because of the war but when libya needs women is committed to helping them. become friends. she is important to me. there are a few g.'s midwife at this time an al-jazeera world. good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that watch and favor of a draw the united nations resolution opposing has decision to recognize as israel's capital. the white house in the republican controlled congress has celebrated america's biggest tax reform bill in thirty years the controversial legislation means big cuts to corporate tax cuts but critics say it will mainly benefit the wealthy at the expense of ordinary americans and the new head of south africa's ruling a.n.c. has promised to pursue what he calls radical economic transformation and his first address as party leader. is expected to become president often actions in two thousand and nineteen. now it's been a thousand days since the conflict and yemen began the palace stru

djibouti ecuador egypt gambia indonesia iraq jordan kuwait lebanon libya malaysia motives mauritania morocco oman pakistan qatar saudi arabia senegal sudan syrian arab republic tunisia united arab emirates uzbekistan bolivarian republic of venezuela and state of palestine i would also like to inform delegations that afghanistan and mali have withdrawn their sponsorship if any other countries wish to co-sponsor a smash slash ten slash l twenty two please signify now by pressing the microphone button south africa. and somalia have also joined the list of delegations co-sponsoring the resolution and democratic democratic republic of korea. and others thank you mr president thank you i recorded vote has been requested we shall now begin the voting process those in favor of draft resolution a sledge dash time flesh l. twenty two police signifying those against abstentions. the general assembly is now voting on draft resolution a slash nashton slash l twenty two intitled status of jerusalem will all delegations confirm that their votes are accurately reflected on the screen the voting has

place and i would that great is right in this of the circulation we've had significant rain in western libya is just in the east or to the gulf as if this may be concentrating more in southern greece and western turkey by the time we get to saturday much of that will be rather less obvious except in turkey but the cool is still there. well again you're watching out of our top stories this hour the u.n. general assembly is overwhelmingly back to resolution rejecting the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel one hundred twenty eight states voted for the non-binding resolution with just nine against and thirty five. peru's president. vives an impeachment vote in congress over corruption allegations . of receiving illegal payments from the brazilian construction giant he denies any wrongdoing. and in catalonia regional elections separatist parties have won a majority. there wasn't a resoundingly victory as a pro unity party emerged as the single largest group. here and special envoy for syria. is joining ongoing talks in kazakstan the eighth round of the so-called stand up proce

the action is it is possible right time corner which translates to rain having started in the west of libya gone through to the east and really into western egypt the wind is quite cold a normal day so trip reason brought a weather at sixteen benghazi's in the rain the warmth that was ahead of that in cairo for example at thirty degrees is slowly dropping down to twenty by sunday. in two thousand and one. rides around the. arab australians accused of being enemies within. and attacking the way of life. to block. we would persist struggling to adapt to their new found home. al-jazeera expose the history of the lebanese community in australia. once upon a time in punchbowl at this time on al-jazeera. back let's update the stories making headlines palestine is president mahmoud abbas says his country will not accept any u.s. backed peace plan after the u.n. rejected president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel spanish prime minister mariano rajoy has rejected an offer to me as a carlist pushed along to discuss catalonia as political crisis region again backed inde

northwest of europe now obviously it could be what has been feeling cold around the coast to tunisia libya and western egypt in the last few days because the onshore breeze but the rain is of giving up to some degree seven six in tripoli wet in benghazi is much warmer underneath this cloud by where the winds could be coming out from the south that warmth in carter is pushed away but not till sunday. there with sponsored boycotts on race. you are making a great point where their online the main us response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been the criminal mind or if you join us on sat . in the morning and says i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue that could be worth leading to some of the confusion online about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. and again you're watching al-jazeera as reminder of our top stories this hour you gotta learn his regional elections separatist policies have won a majority dealing a blow to spanish and. there wasn't a resoundingly victory

libya's biggest department has picked it's a choice to lead the country since. he's supposed to ripley's govern. closed term has ended after five years and faces accusations of mismanagement the libyan d.n.r. has lost much of its value over the past few years but the decision to elect a new governor has been rejected by the head of the high state council which is based in the capital tripoli in a comment on his twitter account abdurrahman swiftly rejected what he considers the parliament's you need at or a decision and called on the current governor to stay in office. the high state council is keen to carry out the spirit of the libyan political agreement which is based on balance and partnership i personally believe that it's better if we support the current presidency council to reshuffle its cabinet and solve the financial and economic problems in the country. the united nations support the mission in libya has urged the parliament to de freyne for making decisions on its own that's because according to the so-called agreement which was signed in morrocco two

the action is in his bottom right hand corner which translates to rain having stopped in the west of libya gone through to the east and running into western egypt the wind is quite cold a normal day so trip reason brought a weather at sixteen benghazi's in the rain the waltz that was ahead of that in cairo for example at thirty degrees is slowly dropping down to twenty by something . arts. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera ninety percent in pyongyang special product imports and workers abroad to be sent home these are the highlights of the latest u.n. sanctions aimed at forcing north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and missile programs the u.s. says it will give you crane what it calls enhanced defensive capabilities in its fight against progress to separatists u.s. media reports that the new arms include antitank missiles in the philippines nearly fifty people have died in landslides and flooding caused by tropical storm tembin most of the casualties are on the southern island of mindanao dozens of people are still missing. the spanish prime minister mariano jorge has rejecte

says it plans to move between five and ten thousand refugees out of libya and a space x. rocket lifted off on a mission to upgrade world's largest satellite network a full k'naan craft was launched from california's vandenberg air base on friday carrying ten new satellites assigned to the rocket over california and arizona nets some people to speculate on social media that they'd seen an alien spaceship or even a missile from north korea this thing posted up next i'll have more news for you after that thanks very much for watching by fire. again i felt like a mass of it fell out of my life thanks to jim i thought i am going to come back i'll have to.

has flown around one hundred sixty african refugees stranded in libya to italy the group includes many women and children they were evacuated after rights groups condemn libyan detention centers is inhumane and other flight is expected to bring more people later. reporters without borders amnesty international and human rights watch are all calling for the immediate release of al jazeera journalist mahmoud has saying it's now been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt human rights watch says the tension shows egypt's deep rooted intolerance for free expression he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny saying has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail in honduras street protests are continuing despite opposition candidate salvador dropping his call for a rerun of the disputed presidential election opposition demonstrators faced off against police in riot gear. electoral fraud against incumbent official winner one orlando hernandez but conceded after the us recognize the results. president pedre public thing

libya tries to get its finances in order but rival leaders say they still come on each other's trust. and i looks like real active weather that we've seen from really south australia right through to queensland is now dying done that's the front the brought it and drop the temperatures brought thunderstorms is a rather weaker effect doesn't mean there won't be any showers it's old all sandstorms they seem rather less likely temperatures are rising again now we're up to near the thirty more from brisbane down to melbourne and westwards about perth well a little bit lower but the wind here is a bit of a breeze from the south it's slowly warming up here but it's forty in fact forty two by sunday inland by this time it's cold and for adelaide melbourne and the camera just a wind direction is big difference and look at this thirty five in sydney i smell trouble brewing here and our old frontal system is very obvious is it disappears across the tasman sea but it's really just cloud i think it will bring a shower or two to new zealand but more clouds than showers twenty to twenty degrees fai

has flown around one hundred sixty african refugees stranded in libya to italy the group includes many women and children they were evacuated after rights groups condemned libyan detention centers as inhumane another flight is expected to bring more people later. they feel think capital manila has some of the worst traffic congestion in asia but its public rail system is also under serious strain despite hundreds of millions of dollars of government investment and as general allen's all reports commuters have had enough. every morning see a cruise lines up for over an hour just to get a train ride to work she says this has been her life since she graduated from school three years ago love love it takes me three to four hours to get to work going home it takes me around five hours. we took the train ourselves and the experience is overwhelming. more than half a million filipinos take this train every day that's more than doubled the allowed capacity we've spoken to passengers to say the situation is the greeting i the trains the engine died twice they tell us that everything is all righ

now the un has flown one hundred sixty african refugees stranded in libya to italy the group includes many women and children they were evacuated after rights groups condemned the libya detention centers as inhumane and the flight is expected to bring more people they to. the new art installation dedicated to the plight of refugees has gone on display at a london church titled suspended the artwork features hundreds of items that belonged to refugees who made it to the greek island of lands boss the clothing shoes and other personal items for a giant chandelier the exhibition is raising money for a charity that helps refugees i picked up some of these clothes and was struck by the hidden presence of the way. flecked is on the power of clarence to tell a story to that press. the space x. rocket has lifted off for a mission to upgrade the world's largest satellite network the falcon nine craft was launched from california's vandenberg air base on friday carrying ten new satellites space x. says it's one of the biggest tech upgrades in history but it was this side to the skies over calif

well our plan for the next year is to resettle to third country or two of our great from libya between five thousand and ten thousand refugees well it depends on the countries which will be generous enough like italy now to offer places where we can sell direct. when i was twenty seventeen is approaching it's and will be looking back at some of the biggest stories through the eyes of five families course up in them in the first episode we talk to a family of refugees waiting to reunite with their relatives in germany aren't seeing reports from now apollonia camp in northern greece compared to the squalor of the camps on the greek islands refugee life on the edge of this lake in the increase looks bearable because all is desperate with worry she lives here with her youngest son and her husband her oldest boy mahmoud is in germany with his nine year old brother. hasn't seen them for two years and the best she can do is see their faces on her phone my son every time he get away with the with foreign war when he talked with me he got a mom when did you come to germany but it's very difficu