the world's number one in men's tennis, novak joke of each. the demonstration is led by his father, who says, australia is playing politics with his sons career. after they got a call in, they want to throw him on his knees. this would happen. they never managed to throw sir, be on its knees. we never attacked any one. we only defended ourselves. a novak is defending himself, now. brothers and sisters, our heart, our soul applied to some awful sir brian early. this is the moment when jock of each is about to realize his entry into australia is blocked. his visa revoked it isn't a tennis court, he's going to instead, he's waiting for a court hearing on monday that will rule on his deportation. for now he's in a government quarantine hotel. his mother is outraged. they are keeping him, is it really is just not very human. i just called if you will be down as we are child to do to be a joke of each had a medical exemption to let him play at the australian open tournament later this month. otherwise, the tournament is only open to the fully vaccin

ah, australia cancels novak joker, which is visa again, the unvaccinated tennis superstar will be detained and may face deportation. ah, you're watching on, is there a light from a headquarters in cell? hi, i'm getting obligated also, a heads intensive care units across the u. s. filled to capacity after a wave of army corn infections pushes hospitals to a breaking point on protests or is in tennessee. i defy covered 19 restrictions to voice their anger against the president, the british prime minister boars. johnson's office apologizes to queen elizabeth for partying the night before her husband's funeral. ah. hello novak jokers, which was 3 days away from trying to make tennis history in the australian open. but instead, the tennis rural number one will now face detention from saturday after the australian government canceled his visa again. drug coverage has refused to be vaccinated against co, with 19. the australian government says he should not be in the country on health grounds. sarah clark reports from brisbin with just days until he astride in open novak geography, which was in t

his alum, novak joke of it? she is back in immigration detention after his visa was canceled for a 2nd time. the tennis di will appeal the decision and a hearing on sunday. a day before these trailing opened, he said to begin. and mo, revelations, if you had government parties during locked down our emerging, the daily mirror says weekly drinks gatherings took place later, of the opposition is called again on the prime minister to resign. following this story, let's bring in a dame baba whose life for us in london, the hilary that the dame, how much trouble is to pay him in while he's in considerable trouble, because not only did he appear on the back foot on wednesday in parliament, admitting that he was a garden policy, attend downing street in the spring of 2020 and then apologizing. but saying that he didn't realize it was a party. he thought it was a work event. even though there were dozens of colleagues that enjoying alcoholic drinks laid out on tables since then there have been more revelations piling on

well, number 110, stall, novak jock of inches to face a deportation court. hearing in australia after his visa is cancelled again. of a covert, 15 concerns and warnings over humanitarian crisis and northwestern. nigeria, after a decade of fighting leaves thousands without food or shelter. ah, the u. s. has accused russia of planning a so called false flag operation at east and ukraine. great, a pretext for an invasion. according to washington, there's evidence that washing agents might already be in the country to carry out acts of sabotage and blame ukraine. a kremlin spokesman dismissed the reports as unfounded out as there is my cana reports. after a week of negotiation in 3 european cities, there are no signs of any diplomatic breakthrough. and a warning from the white house at the ukraine crisis could escalate even further. with a claim that russia is planning to create a pretext for an invasion. we've information that indicates rash has already pre positioned a group of oper, dance to conduct a false flag operation in eastern ukraine. the operatives are trained and urban warfare

a court in australia is dizzy here, a tennis star, novak joker ventures appeal against deportation. following a route over his covered 19 medical exemption. iraq's new parliament meets for the 1st time after general elections picking a speaker of the tense moments that included an altercation. ah the. now there wasn't the u. s. has been dramatic here for the last couple of weeks here and there. the drum was about to end, i think, for the east coast, with the snow having gone, but it's still fairly cold, not far away, west coast. so storm coming in, but mainly in the far west or maybe north west of canada. but the real code you see minneapolis at minus 16 is still there and he's going to drift slowly eastwards as a movement this way replaced by rather mild weather. it's all relative of course. which means if you are in boston, it's gotta feel really cold. same is true in ottawa, with windshield to add to it. that will be snowy, but it will be really cold. net eventually reached d. c as well. you'll certainly feel it in the strength of wind and that code it has gone that the gulf coas

the main news, the south novak joke of it is facing deportation from australia. the government says the fail to provide enough proof for a medical exemption from coven 19 vaccination. upon his arrival, he was to, to play in the australian open. the u. s. president's top medical advice researching people to continue taking precautions against the corona virus until he found she warned against complacency, despite indications that the omicron varied may not be a severe. as previous ones, a russian lead alliance says they will send peacekeepers to context on of the president asked for help to quote protests. several security officers have been killed in 4 days of unrest. it was settled, fire, rise in the price of fuel. ah . on the eve of the 1st anniversary of the u. s. capital attack, the new head of the capitol hill police force has told congress that his team is dramatically improved and ready to protect them. thomas manga was a retired police chief in maryland when the assault concert occurred, and was hired to refresh that apartment so that it could withstand t

a novak is defending himself, now brothers and sisters, our heart, our soul. i'll find some awful said brian early. this is the moment when jock of each is about to realize his entry into australia is blocked, his visa revoked. it isn't a tennis court, he's going to instead, he's waiting for a court hearing on monday that will ruin his deportation. for now, he's in a government quarantine hotel. his mother is outraged. they are keeping him as a president. he's just not very human. i just called if you will be don as we are trying to do to be a joke of each had a medical exemption to let him play at the australian open tournament later this month. otherwise, the tournament is only open to the fully vaccinated exemption caused a wave of anger among australians who still faced some of the toughest travel restrictions in the world joker, which is well known as being against vaccinations. another big name in the sport lead joker, which has himself to play in some way. i, i feel sorry for him. but at the same time, he know he knew the conditions sings or a lot of mo

a melbourne caught his tennis door. novak docket, which is appeal against deportation. ah, seni u. s. and russian officials will meet in geneva in the coming hours in the 1st leg of high stakes talks in 3 european cities. the diplomats met in an informal dinner before discussions began relations between the 2 countries or the lowest since the cold war ended 3 decades ago. president joe biden and vladimir putin exchange warnings over the crisis in ukraine and a phone call last month. we're going to listen to their concerns. they'll listen to our concerns and we'll see if there grounds for progress, but to make actual progress. it's very hard to see that happening when there's an ongoing escalation. when russia has a gun to the head of ukraine with a 100000 troops near its borders, the possibility of doubling that on very short order. so if we're seeing, ah, de escalation, if we're seeing a reduction tensions that is the kind of environment in which we could make real progress. and again, address concerns reasonable concerns on both sides. i mean some both mcguffey, the semi gov, it'

rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles, kenneth star novak the judge has won a court battle to stain a strategy of following his visa cancellation in the past hour. he's tweeted a picture of himself back on the court and said he's grateful. the judge overturned his removal from australia. he went on to say, he's focused on playing at the open despite everything that's happened early. a large crowds of support has gathered outside his lawyers office, celebrating his release from detention. but the immigration minister could still intervene with a decision expected on the same truck, which was talk to the border on wednesday night and told he didn't qualify for medical exemption to answer astronomy, because he's not vaccinated. that despite paperwork saying he'd race. and that was habit from cove at 19, some of the fam say the court's decision doesn't rectify the government's handling of the situation in every way the human being shouldn't be the no one of the countries bill by the way you see fit comes this is didn't come here to kill the hippa, freedom and joker, which is family, have

tom novak joke of it's gets a controversial curve at vaccine exemption. on the eve of the australian open, the 1st criminal charges related to the assassination of haiti's president ronald moiz. a former military officer from columbia appears in court. and police fire tear gas again has protest is demonstrating against the military take to the streets in pseudo. ah, the u. s. has become the 1st country to report a 1000000 corona virus cases in a single day, a combination of the delta and all that con variance a driving record infection numbers. u. s. president joe biden says the keys are beating the outbreak is for the unvaccinated to get bad jobs. al jazeera john hendrick begins, are coverage from washington dc with the latest coven variance, soaring to record highs. president joe biden began with a warning, and i'll give it to you straight as i promised you. i always would. we're going to say, as you all have been hearing continued rise in cases. then in his address to the nation, he offered reassurance. if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly

ah well, number one tennis don novak joke, vetch has been told to leave australia. botched bes application is to blame. ah, have our money inside. this is out there, alive from dough or so. coming up. russian peacekeepers could soon arrive in catholic storm to help bring protests on the control. as public buildings, a stormed and national state of emergency imposed coping with covered as cases rise across the globe. government seek to find a balance between keeping economies open and ensuring public safety and the year wrong from an attack on america seat of power. the u. s. capital police chief testifies the senate and pledges to strengthen security with the wells. number one tennis players facing deportation from australia. novak joker, which was taken from melbourne's airport to a government detention hotel in the city, pending his removal from australia because of a visa issue. as lawyers are appealing the decision, the prime minister scott morrison says joker, which failed to provide enough proof for medical exemption from coven 19 vaccination. as per the rules. ruesch ah rose, and th

1000 people die from covered in the united states, where hospitalizations of young children, a rising novak jokers which his lawyer say had a vaccine exemption. because he had coven in december, though it doesn't appear to have stopped him from attending a number of events. ah! hello, welcome to the program with situation in kazakhstan is reported to be tense, but relatively quiet. after a week of anti government violence, thousands of russian troops are guarding strategic sites, including government buildings. after being deployed there as part of a regional security alliance. but behind the scenes, the former intelligence chief carry mass him of has been arrested on suspicion of treason. and this is fueling speculation of a power struggle in the country. massimo was a 2 time former prime minister who work closely with the previous president, nor so tanya's or by of, in a telephone call. the current president, casem jermarta chi of told russia's, let him abuse in the situation is stabilizing. but quote, hotbeds of terrorist attacks persists. the unrest began on new year's day initially as

and will he play the australian open and melbourne court hears tennis star novak joker, which is appeal against deportation after a row over his coven 19 vaccine exemption. ah! hello, senior us and russian officials will meet in geneva becoming ours. and the 1st leg of high stake talks in 3 european cities. the diplomats met in an informal dinner before discussions begin relations between the 2 countries are at their lowest since the covered war. cold war, excuse me, ended 3 decades ago, presidents joe biden, and vladimir putin exchange warnings over the crisis in ukraine and a phone call. last month. we're going to listen to their concerns. they'll listen to our concerns and we'll see if there grounds for progress. but to make actual progress, it's very hard to see that happening when there's an ongoing escalation. when russia has a gun to the head of ukraine with a 100000 troops near its borders, the possibility of doubling that on very short order. so if we're seeing the escalation, if we're seeing a reduction tensions that is the kind of environment in which we could make real progr

date that i made this ruling in record time and now we have the potential deportation this evening of novak joke of which he was hoping to play the 1st round of the strain open on monday. and he was also hoping to win his 10th australian open at tournament. now the immigration minister alex hoke, as you mentioned, made the decision to deport him on friday based on what he said i was public interest and health. brown's. he said that due to jock of inches high profile status and his opposition to mandatory vaccination, he could whip up out that sentiment. now the judge also stated that this is a final decision and therefore, a joke of inches team. his legal team cannot respond at another job which has just responded in the last little while actual statement, he says he's extremely disappointed, is now taking time to recuperate. he also noted that he respects the court's ruling and will cooperate with authorities. he said he's uncomfortable, that the focus has been on him for the last week and he wants to return to the main game. and i should note that this ruling from the federal court could

now on hold because of violations by russian forces fighting was meant to stop and maria pull unvil novak ought to allow safe passage of civilians out of harm's way. maria pole has been under siege for days and has come under a constant shelling woman without any humanitarian car doors must work to day and maria pole and val nava. cut to save people. women, children, the elderly, to give food and medicine to those who remain mirabelle more so we're doing everything on our part to make the agreement work. this is one of the main tasks for today. let's see, we can go further in the negotiation process. let's take a closer look at the humanitarian corridor that had been set up. a route had been established from maria pole, which is home to more than 400000 to the city of the upper reaches. it would have allowed civilians to drive along the corridor in their own cars or by taking a municipal bus. charles stratford has more. we are south of the town of the city of zach parisha. the road behind me, we were expecting to see buses and college of people coming out from the area of mariel to the ca

capital, one of several cities to lockdown in response to rising cases. lawyers for tennis number one, novak joker, which planned to appeal the australian government decision to revoke his visa for a 2nd time. the diplomatic push to avert all our conflicts negotiators will had to ukraine as rusher is accused of building a case for war. ah, a powerful soon army has hit the pacific nation of tonga. after an undersea volcano erupted. and with many telephone lines down the extent of the damage is still unclear, or k no, also triggered soon. army warnings across the pacific. there was a mandatory evacuation order for people living in the marina area of berkeley, california as well. and then in the last hour there was confirmation that large waves had reached the coast of japan. there are also warnings in place for australia, pacific territories. and parts of new zealand eruption was felt in fiji, which is about 800 kilometers north west of tonga. and van new are to a further 1000 kilometers west 60 centimeter waves also hit the american samoa capital pay go pay go under chappelle as more now to w

and glory yet again world number one novak djokovic strikes up another major tennis star. it's time for the perfect jenny. went sponsored point qatar airways because something of a mixing of the seasons that you had over the next couple of days some pleasant warmth around at the moment but we just not quite done with us just yet 23 celsius there for tokyo on monday 20 celsius in the saca want to see when she flies a little further north you can see sapporo at around 3 degrees pleasant won't there cross the korean peninsula into northern china but temperatures in beijing and so i around 12 celsius and here comes that cool weather well down into single figures it is cool to in a western parts of honshu and up into hokkaido will be some snow coming through for a time sheltered by the mountains not too bad in tokyo but not quite as mild as it has been recently but the seventy's not that may well we got some wetter weather moving across the philippines in the form of a tropical storm did weaken to the tropical depression briefly but it's picked up in strength once again winds o

oh travel to north korea to finalize plans for a summit between trump and korea's kim jong un kathy novak has more from seoul. the release of the americans is another sign of the thawing relationship between pyongyang and washington and improves the climate for the proposed summit between donald trump and kim jong un the us president has pushed the case for months saying there's been constant pressure likewise fighting very diligently to get the three american citizens back reports that the three had been moved from a labor camp to a hotel in the capital was followed closely in south korea there they received better food and medical treatment this is what we know about the three men kim jong il is a south korean born u.s. citizen who worked as a religious minister in his early sixty's he was detained in twenty fifteen on spying charges a year later he was sentenced to ten years hard labor at a government arranged news conference he apparently confessed to stealing military secrets while working with south korea a claim rejected by seoul two of the men have been detained since donald trump

concrete action kathy novak reports from seoul. north korea regularly tested increasingly threatening ballistic missiles last year including weapons that could have the range to hit the united states in september it conducted its most powerful nuclear bomb test now north korea says those tests are over so it should chip pitch we will discontinue nuclear testing an intercontinental ballistic rocket test firing from april twenty fifth. the north and you could test ground at the d.p. r. k. one also be dismantled to transparently the discontinuance of the new quick test. it's welcome news for the us president who's planning to meet north korea's leader kim jong un within weeks donald trump tweeted north korea has agreed to suspend all nuclear tests and close up a major test site this is very good news for north korea and the world big progress look forward to our summit state media says kim jong un made the announcement as he chaired a meeting of the workers' party central committee a gathering to rubberstamp the supreme leader's decis

in the southern city of marry young managed to rescue dozens of others trapped by the flames kathy novak reports now from seoul. i the fire started in the emergency ward at about seven thirty in the morning it quickly spread to other parts of said john hospital and took firefighters more than an hour to bring under control and another two hours to extinguish. all or should we stop the fire from spreading from the first floor to the second floor during the initial phase and therefore also prevent a difference spreading to the rest of the building. despite the rescue effort patients and medical staff were killed most were suffocated by inhaling toxic fumes about one hundred patients were being treated in the hospital when the blaze broke out about ninety other people in an adjacent nursing unit were safely evacuated president in ordered an investigation into the cause of the fire and that the president moving expresses regret and sadness over the situation of the fire that broke out a safe hospital which led to a high number of casualties not long after the fire in that fire in the souther

power bribery and coercion for her part in an influence peddling scandal that shocked the nation kathy novak has more from seoul. this is a scandal that has gripped south korea since twenty sixteen and the nation watched the climax live on television but park in haiti boycotted the trial and wasn't in court to learn her fate but the court sentences the defendant puck and head to twenty four years in prison and fines her sixteen point eight million u.s. dollars. park was found guilty of sixteen of the eighteen charges including abuse of power coercion and of bribery and said to have taken millions of dollars from the country's vegas conglomerates in exchange for favors the corruption scandal sparked months of protests in central seoul culminating in parks impeachment was also found guilty of leaking sensitive information to her longtime friend chess and she'll as president park allowed to dictate policy even though she had no official government role the pair was found to have conspired to extort millions of dollars from major companies including samsung in february chair was sentenced to twe

have been conducting military drills designed to enhance combat readiness in freezing conditions kathy novak reports from czech. at first glance portions of this training drill appear to be just a lot of grown men playing in the snow the objective of this challenge to steal their opponent's hats rendering the other side even more exposed to the elements than they already were. but there is a very serious side to these games protecting against the increasing threat from north korea even in temperatures that can dip below minus twenty degrees celsius. both the u.s. marines and the rock marines have covered over the snow ability reconnaissance skills as well as critical contest skills in a cold weather mountainous environment two hundred twenty marines from the republic of korea or rock the preferred military term and two hundred twenty okinawa based u.s. marines have been conducting these drills over three weeks a chance to brush up on lesser used marine skills such as downhill skiing in. north korea often responds angrily when the u.s. and south korea stage any war games there's been speculat

for the first sancho proceedings will be broadcast live we'll go live now to our correspondent kathy novak who's outside the courthouse in seoul. hey the picture of them what is the scene kathy while martin poc and he actually tried to get an injunction against the court proceedings being broadcast live that was rejected because it was deemed it was in the national public interest for the proceedings to be broadcast just outside the gate where i am standing small groups of her supporters are gathered and no doubt many south koreans will be watching on as the verdict is read park herself has been boycotting the trial since late last year she's been refusing to turn up for the hearings so she is not expected to be in the room when the verdict is read out today judgment day for the woman who made history as south korea's first female president and then as the first leader of the country to be impeached and removed from office she was indicted on eighteen criminal charges relating to bribery and corruption the culmination of months of unprecedented protests in central sort of. public outrage h

lifting sanctions to facilitate that visit but the meeting isn't just focusing on sporting ties as kathy novak explained some soul. until recently the north koreans have refused to even pick up the phone when the south koreans tried to place calls at the border hotline so it was significant to see recently one the man in charge of into korean relations for the government in the north stepping over the border into the southern side of what's known as the truce village at pun one job leading a five member team of high ranking officials into a meeting with his south korean counterpart. in our talks resume after north and south korean ties have been severed for a long time but i believe the first step is have to journey on what is number one we came to this meeting today with a serious and sincere attitude and with the thought of giving our brethren who have high hopes for this dialogue in valuable results as the first presents of the here . the meeting did produce results and agreement for north korean representatives to attend next month's winter olympics in pyongyang chung south korean presiden

later one because parents have lodged a wrongful death suit against the north korean government kathy novak al jazeera sole diplomatic editor james bays is at the u.n. headquarters in new york james do we know the state of the hostages well obviously the families will be deeply concerned given as you heard cathy mention there the case of auto warm beer a year ago who died less than a month after being released from north korean custody and they'll be relieved by the news that's coming through from the white house because it appears to be good news a statement a short time ago the three americans appeared to be in good condition and was all able to walk on the plane without assistance that is confirmed not just by the white house but by the two reporters who are traveling with secretary of state pompei o from the so seated press and the washington post one of those also reporting that the three that were released the three prisoners actually had less than an hour after their release before they were on board a plane and a free showing us i think that this was the last thing that the north ko

president donald trump of declaring war after days of escalating tension kathy novak reports from seoul. as he left his hotel heading out of new york north korea's foreign minister read young ho addressed reporters. last weekend trump claimed that leadership wouldn't be around much longer and hence at last he declared a war no country order given the fact this comes from someone who is currently holding the seat of the united states presidency this is clearly a declaration of war his latest comments go further than his address to the u.n. general assembly just two days earlier and he was clearly responding to president trump's tweet after that speech in which he referred to little rocket men and warned they may not be around much longer but the white house dismissed his suggestion it was a declaration of war. we've not declared war on north korea and frankly the suggestion of that is absurd real also referred to a u.s. show of force which took place just before he spoke on saturday u.s. fighter jets and b. one bombers flying close to north korea's eastern coast but still over internatio

then of course a potential meeting between jiang and washington in may or in early june well kathy novak joins us live now from seoul and i know there's not much information at this point kathy but what are you hearing about the decision in pyongyang about these myside a nuclear tests. yes that seems to be a major development coming out of the north korea and out of its announcement through its state media the korean central news agency take the anything that's on april twenty first which is today local time north korea will stop nuclear tests and launches an intercontinental ballistic missile and that it intends to shut down a nuclear test site inside north korea and that in the country's north to prove that it is the valley to suspend nuclear tests the humans on the run five years ago launched his signature policy which was basically a dual track to pursue both the development of the nuclear weapons program and economic policy and what it appears now is that north korea is announcing that as far as it is concerned its nuclear weapons program incomplete that is announcement that north k

myung bak says he hopes to be the last south korean president to face this kind of prosecution kathy novak al jazeera saw aid workers are scrambling to protect more than half a million revenger refugees at a bangladeshi count for the upcoming monsoon weather workers that we could have are sandbagging digging trenches and relocating families before the early summer rains arrive there are expected to cause flooding and landslides in the camp refugees are living in temporary structures having fled ethnic violence in neighboring me and. it's really a race against time to try to mitigate the risks that are there and if we don't do that we'll be facing what we call an emergency with an emergency more than one hundred thousand people potentially could be impacted by heavy floods and monsoon rains which will cause landslides so there is a risk an extreme risk to them all as more and everything we're covering right here the latest top stories and of course analysis that takes you behind the headlines. but look at the top stories now u.s. president donald trump assigned new trade measures against ch

then it's enjoyed an incredible recovery and is touted as a success story among asian economies kathy novak has more now on the challenges facing the economy today. for those who lived it this was an unforgettable display of sacrifice and patriotism hit hard by the asian financial crisis south korea's government asked the i.m.f. for a fifty eight billion dollar bailout and the country wasted no time getting to work on paying it back millions donated precious family heirlooms to be melted into gold bars parchin he was one of them. i didn't hesitate to donate gold rings i got for my children's first birthdays and gold bands i got for my wedding i was ready to give those up if it was going to help my country overcome the crisis. as a financial crisis swept the region it became clear south korea had built up crippling foreign debt imports exceeded exports by more than twenty billion dollars it was a shock for a population that had been enjoying a booming economy just the year before news people who were fired had been fired and lot of expression in the financial area number of small you know ba

presidential term limits which need parliamentary approval before being put to a popular vote kathy novak al-jazeera sole. ministry of health in gaza are saying that one palestinian has been killed by israeli soldiers near the border another has died of injuries resulting from friday's violence this brings the total number of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the border unrest to twenty since friday and stephanie decker reports from west jerusalem violence has put the israeli army's rules of engagement on to scrutiny. these are unprecedented scenes along gaza's border with israel it's the biggest protest since a tiny strip was sealed off after hamas took power over ten years ago israeli army has been widely criticized for using excessive force charge it rejects the olders were strict i mean nobody should cross. the fence but i think there was restraint there high offices were on the ground all the time so it wasn't just the women of the if of a private you know the un and the e.u. have condemned israel's excessive use of force eighteen people were killed over eight hundred injured

sir clark has minus with just days until the astronomy an open novak joke of each was in training to win his 21st major tournament. but hours after he was seen on court in the rod laver arena. the federal government canceled his visa for a 2nd time scuttling his attempt to defend his title. immigration minister alex hawk used his discretionary powers to make the decision in a statement he said the ruling was made in the interest of public health and good order. the prime minister scott marson stated, australians had made many sacrifices during his pandemic, and they expect those sacrifices to be protected. a point he made when the federal government cancelled docket, which is visa for the 1st time. last week. rules are rules where i said yesterday, that's the policy the government, and has been our government strong, border protection policies, and particularly in relation to the pandemic. there is unsure the destroyer has one of the lowest death rights from cove it anywhere in the world. on monday, a federal court overturned the government's visa cancellation only now to have it rev

strode over to poland got support nic thank you very much roger federer's hopes of facing novak djokovic and the season ending a.t.p. tour final have come to an end he's been beaten by alexander's vera in the semifinals there in london but as so hell mark reports the twenty one year old german's victory didn't come without controversy a shot to a one hundred singles title was on the line for roger federer in his tall final semi against a very game alexander's very the german himself was looking to win his biggest title and he started well winning a close first seven five. and while the second was even closer it will likely be remembered for a moment of controversy. out for three down in a tie break vera stopped the rally because the ball boy dropped a ball and despite the london crowd not being impressed with the umpire ordered the point to be replayed. that the federal ultimately paid the price for an unforced error made by somebody else. the german would win three pay point and go on to seal the match and a spot in the final with thank the but the founds would not let him enjoy his mom

fruitful would come out of a meeting with kim jong un that he would be prepared to walk away ok got the novak and so thanks very much and have more now from washington d.c. . reports. very soon after north korea made its announcement president donald trump took to twitter saying north korea has agreed to suspend all nuclear tests and close up a major test site this is very good news for north korea and the world big progress exclamation point look forward to our summit and this summit that trump mentions it would be the first face to face meeting between the u.s. head of state and the president of north korea and it is scheduled to take place either next month or in early june and trump's optimistic tone comes on the second day of what seemingly is good news coming out of north korea for the u.s. negotiators it was just thursday that south korea indicated north korea had made some indications that it no longer would demand the u.s. to withdraw troops from the korean peninsula as part of these negotiations now trump has surrounded himself with some hard line advisers namely john bolton the nat

myung bak says he hopes to be the last south korean president to face this kind of prosecution kathy novak al-jazeera saw. bruce vice president martin visit car as arrived in labor to be inaugurated as the new president is due to replace president petro public kocinski who stepped on a wednesday following corruption allegations prove his congress is still debating whether to accept the resignation people protested in lima on thursday to call for new elections and the removal of corrupt politicians twenty three british diplomats expelled from russia are on their way to the airport as the deadline for them to leave moscow approaches they were asked to leave in retaliation for the u.k.'s expulsion of the same number of russians diplomats over a spy dispute britain has accused the kremlin of being behind a nerve toxin attack on a former russian double agent and his daughter in england earlier this month of the year appear in the union has recalled its ambassador to russia e.u. leaders backed britain's assessment that russia was likely beyond the poisoning of surrogate scripts to be phillips jo

having improved diplomatic relations with north korea is now enjoying record approval ratings as kathy novak reports from seoul. monday and came to power following months of angry public protests his predecessor pocketing hay was impeached and ultimately imprisoned over a corruption scandal campaigned on a liberal platform promising change after a year in the job with an approval rating of more than eighty percent moon is the most popular president since public polling began when the country transition to democracy in the one nine hundred eighty s. polls show many south koreans even those who consider themselves conservatives like moon personally we're going to get to the two groups pulling a moon's approval rating on that people who are satisfied by his unconventional openness and the people who believe moon is doing a great job to us with enter korean relations. someone to long to an exhibition celebrating the highlights of moon's first year. long as i really like his way of openly communicating with the public in many ways especially compared to how disconnected other presidents were i ha

weapons development it will likely take much more than this summit to find agreement on that kathy novak al jazeera sole. u.k. prime minister to resign may have suffered a major blow to her authority after m.p.'s halted in favor of the banks it measures she strongly opposed a doesn't a dozen government m.p. sided with the opposition to require the economy enter a vote on the u.k.'s final breaths it deal with the european union may have promised parliament what she called a meaningful vote on frank said but oppose moves to make that vote finding the amendment passed by four votes and is likely to complicate may's efforts to negotiate britain's departure from the e.u. our u.k. correspondent bobby philips took the road east out of london to gauge the mood in what could be a pivotal week for the back seat negotiations. winter on the essex riviera east of london this is brics it country so do they feel everything is stuck or flowing smoothly in the right direction like many fisherman jack smith wanted breck's it so that he would be allowed to catch more of a bigger quota of feel as if it coul