james up mrs al-jazeera live from doha it was a coming up at least nine hundred migrants drowned almost three hundred rescued in separate incidents off the libyan coast. it's janda later freight train coming down the. mudslides floods and a deadly rainstorm in southern california claims lives and homes. anger over austerity sparks protests in tunis the birthplace of the arab spring but the government warns it will crack down on rioting. south korea's president says he is open to meeting north korean leader kim jong un if certain conditions are met smain jane's comments follow to choose days official talks between the two sides the first in more than two years from seoul kathy novak reports. the first official talks between north and south korea in more than two years ended with an agreement that could make president vision of a peace a limb fix a reality says domestic support for his policy of dialogue with north korea helped bring about the rare meeting and he had someone else to think as well. there will be accomplished mint of south korean dialogue was largely credited to president t

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al-jazeera washington. a fire in a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty seven people including patients and nurses in an intensive care unit firefight is in the southern city of medicare and managed to rescue dozens of others trapped by the flames kathy novak reports now from saw 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 different 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 investi

this is al-jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news shut down the u.s. government is officially closed the senate is couldn't reach a compromise over a short term funding deal we will tell you how it's all happened who is affected and about the furious reaction from the white house which puts the blame squarely at the door of the democrats it's all overshadowing what president donald trump it would be a day of celebration as he months one year in office for now he is staying in washington instead of heading to florida while the crowds are gathering across the country for a replay of the massive women's march almost one year ago and did other news well that's just it facebook wants to know what you think i. amongst all the news you see on your feet of snow other attempts to we down so-called flight you question is will the public's help in a world of such varying opinions. and i'm lee harvey a hospital in kenya is under investigation after women went on facebook say may been abused while they were patients there the

talks to al-jazeera at this time. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera sustained attacks by government forces aided by russian air strikes are continuing on the rebel held areas in syria these are magic pictures were captured by an al-jazeera team one a makeshift camp was a time they show a missile falling directly near civilians would fled the bombing of their homes in nearby how much your country side and. at least eighty three countries have been affected by a salmonella outbreak at one of the world's largest terry firms french dairy giants like to lease a twelve million boxes of pollard baby milk and being recalled more than thirty children have been poisoned in france alone and hawaii's governor has apologized for an accidental message sent to residents warning them of an imminent missile strike triggered panic among many hawaiians will scramble to find shelter the emergency management agency later confirmed it was a false alarm. to the democratic republic of congo where the military has launched an operati

counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. america's controversial president continues to polarize opinions. do solemnly swear marking one year since he was sworn into office al-jazeera brings you a special program about the impact president trump has had at home and around the globe trump's first year on al jazeera. turkey's military begins firing into syria's african region that target kurdish fighters. i know i'm marianna mozzie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up is the gulf crisis a pretext to seize cattles wealth that's the claim of a country royal who was seen as a saudi ally. the time is running out in the u.s. as the government towards a shutdown of a key funding. and the giant light festival helping london as the wind to pollute. a low out top story turkey has fired artillery into a kurdish controlled on klav in northwest syria a cross border bombardment of a freend cons of the days of threats by present. against the syrian kurdish fighters known as the white peachy anchor of fears the establishment o

this is al-jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news another twist in the gulf crisis and recording from a concert family member accuses saudi arabia and the u.a.e. of fabricating the crisis to seize his wealth. threatens to kill themselves because of the pressure from. these ones portrayed by saudi arabia allies as an opposition figure to the contrary latest. on the grid no turning back turkey says it has started shelling positions in turkish areas in northwestern syria areas it says the held by terrorists despite the pleas from washington to hold back turkey is vowing to carry on and the u.s. decides to cut more aid to the un's relief agencies the palestinian refugees this time it is a forty five million dollars payment to the food i ate on top of the sixty five dollars in the week. i'm leah harding new zealand prime minister is pregnant she's also unmarried and said her partner will be a stay at home dad three actions some simply said welcome to twenty eight we have the full conversation including people still so.

this is al-jazeera. global come to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha on martine dennis coming up in the next sixty minutes dozens of political and religious groups join a protest in. as pakistan faces pressure from the u.s. to crack down on radical groups. thirty two crew members are missing after an oil tanker collided with a cargo ship in the east china sea. optimism in germany chancellor angela merkel says she's confident of finding common ground during coalition tilt but the social democrats plus. so the point is that entire treasury was rocked. the billions of dollars still to have been stolen by the deposed president of ukraine victoriana cuz it an al-jazeera investigation reveals a secret plot by the powerful rich to profit from the proceeds. but first dozens of religious and political groups who are facing government pressure in pakistan are holding a demonstration in pressure our seeking see. pulled for palestine and the cash miss separatists movement that led by jamaat ud dawa that's the

burnet smith al-jazeera. border checks introduced in parts of europe's shang during the height of the refugee crisis are still in place and that's the spy the calling for them to end but as paul recently ports some countries are reluctant to give up their controls. from an open border for refugees to a closed border for anyone not carrying a passport or a swedish identity card sweden's policy on opening its gates to asylum seekers during the crisis of twenty fifteen is long gone. but police checks on the train from denmark don't seem to be going anywhere soon the bridge between copenhagen. was the main entry point for more than a hundred sixty thousand people who applied for asylum in sweden in twenty fifteen twenty nine of the schengen borders code but article twenty five allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public order or internal security. gains and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly branded a resend region as a place in which they could fre

al-jazeera. this is zero. and i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. a rare admission and morris military accepts that its soldiers killed ten row hench his bias for found in a mass grave last month a. setback for peace colombia pulls out of talks with the country's second largest rebel group. is jandali get rid train coming down the hill survivors recall moments of horace mudslides kill over a dozen people in california. and hundreds are arrested in tunisia as protests against rising prices carry on for a fourth day. when morris military has admitted that its soldiers killed ten by henschel muslims captured by buddhist villagers the remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief made the statements on his facebook page and posted a picture of the grave he says action will be taken against the members of the security forces found to have carried out the killings it's thought to be the the military

al jazeera dot com. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera at three day u.s. government shutdown has ended after president donald trump signed off a bail extending federal funding until february eighth democrats agreed to the temporary measure after republicans space they will be a vote on immigration in the coming weeks. all our important work for the american people had to be put on hold while this manufactured crisis was dealt with we made no substantive progress and i want to add on the serious bipartisan negotiations that will. solve issues such as immigration and border security health care defense spending and many other matters so i'm glad we're going to get back to work here. the opening date for the u.s. embassy moving from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of twenty nineteen u.s. vice president mike pence made the announcement in the israeli parliament but was briefly interrupted by protesting israeli palestinian politicians meanwhile the eu

al-jazeera. time for a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. government's on the verge of shutting down a procedural vote on funding for federal agencies has failed that means that unless the senate agree on a deal on our own essential offices and services will remain open particle again has more from washington d.c. doesn't think democrats are willing to cave republicans pretty much saying the same thing so it is a standoff they are holding the government hostage but just to keep this in perspective again this simply means that nonessential federal employees will not be able to come into work the basic functions of the federal government are expected to work if this doesn't go for a very long time if it does go for a very long time then it impacts the economy then it's a much bigger story right now the story is on the year anniversary of president. the government that he promised to fix is broken it qatari royal who was a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis has been manufactured and an audio recording obtained by al-jaze

jazeera new york times a short break here and al-jazeera when we come back. oh my god captured on video of the terrifying moment a torrent of modern day break came rushing down a street in california plus. one hundred thomas floating through a jungle in papua new guinea but i'll be explaining how rainforest like this had been decimated i mean just the last seven years on the profits from the have been so much debris. from cool brisk knows and few routes. to the woman trying to move to this of southeast asia. how i we've got a little bit of unsettled weather making its way across western parts of the middle east over the next day also just sliding in across the levant the amounts of cloud just coming in here possibility of some low wintry florist once again over the high ground of the turkish mountains maybe to the black sea and the caspian sea could see a little bit of a snow just coming in here and will continue to be the case as we go on through saturday elsewhere it does stay a losey try not just brightening up quite nicely quite a brisk breeze for the lev

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and al-jazeera. there are more carlon doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera afghan special forces have taken control of a hotel twelve hours after gunmen stormed it on saturday night at least five people were killed and six injured in the attack on the end.

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al-jazeera brussels. president trump has confirmed he's cancelled his state visit to london there were calls from some politicians for his invitation to be withdrawn and opponents were planning protests if the visit went ahead but on twitter chum put it down to this not wanting to officially open the new u.s. embassy in london next month he tweeted reason i cancel my trip to london is that i'm not a big fan of the obama administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest embassy in london for peanuts only to build a new one in the off location for one point two billion dollars bad deal wanted me to cut ribbon no dinners in demonstrators have burned down a security base near the algerian boarded follows days of violent protests against planned price and tax hikes the government has deployed troops across the country more than three hundred twenty people have been arrested since the unrest began on sunday demonstrations have now spread to several cities david mack is a scholar from the middle eas

al jazeera. with them for you on. al-jazeera. and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters. welcome to the news grid of airstrikes in the a free in turkey pushes into northern syria france calls for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council we'll tell you why operation all of brown says pounding the area and explain who the players are in the complex landscape of syria's war coalition is the word of the day in germany a vote is taking place that could unite some of the country's largest political parties could this bring stability to the government and what's at stake if a deal is not reached and defending his bosses decision to recognize drucilla as the capital of israel the u.s. vice president mike pence visits the middle east with stops in jordan and israel the women's march continues in cities around the world amplified by the me to move the will be able to change policies in washington i mean a lot of snow to thank you it's a new spirit. deal with the news good we're live on. there were streaming onl

counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better marketer when. apple is going to reinvent stuff all the old made software what deserves to change the world to high tech visionaries breakthroughs inspired the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face at this time on al-jazeera now he's here with me because he is going to keep thinking about kind of on i still in afghanistan to some taliban fighters a new call to arms for taliban leaders a threat to their authority the head of the just seen the also chose to enslave all through that neighborhood subtle call for a islam they were only let's not unprecedented access i still and the taliban at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. government to shut down after a failed senate vote to fund federal agencies until next month only essential offices and services wi

at this time on al jazeera. and al jazeera crew captures the moment a suspected russian airstrike hit some makeshift refugee camp and all that. and this is al jazeera a long way from london also coming up. hundreds of people protest any changes in capital to mark seventy years since the revolution that spawned the arab spring. twelve million tens of baby milk in eighty three countries the true scale of a salmonella scandal begins to emerge. and the catholic pope speaks out in defense of migrants he says fair and doubt should not determine our response to new arrivals. a new wave of attacks by syrian government forces on their russian allies is forcing thousands of syrians to leave their homes around one hundred twenty thousand civilians have been displaced in rebel held province in recent weeks but instead of finding safety many continue to face danger. the whole lot lot lot of up i don't really know what's real but there are no the. there are very few you know law. but look at what we're broke this al-jazeera c

on maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. thousands protest in the tunisian capital to mark seven years since the revolution that spot the arab spring. homes destroyed by flooding and now a new threat emerges for the people of the democratic republic of congo. and the pope speaks out in defense of migrants saying fear and doubt should not determine how you respond to new arrivals. in syria a new wave of attacks by government forces in that russian allies is forcing thousands of syrians to flee their homes around one hundred twenty thousand civilians have been displaced in rebel held and live province in recent weeks but instead of finding safety many continue to face danger. no love no love up i don't really know what to do but i know the people. there are very few you know a lot. but well that will be an al-jazeera crew was filming in a makeshift camp and when this attack happened they tell us the missile hit very close to civilians it escaped earlier bombing attacks in the nearby hama countryside al jazeera correspondent ca

burnet smith al-jazeera. was a strain as embassador in seoul he says washington's attitude may hinder talks between north and south korea. i think it's a very positive thing it's very good that they've gotten the line again it's very good the president more has has agreed to it it's also a prospect now that the north koreans will send a delegation sporting team to the solomon cell winter olympics and that's good too i think the only or one of the problems is of course the united states attitude nikki haley from the united nations the u.n. u.s. representative the u.n. has has poured scorn on this and said what we want is for north korea to destroy disarm before we'll talk to them she's also said that nothing will drive a wedge between the relations we have with south korea and are quite frankly it's it's it's i think it's a reinforcing united states mindset of having having some sort of colonial feeling about south korea which doesn't really exist and should they should welcome the fact that north korea and so

this is al-jazeera. logs the whole robin this is the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes mass evacuation nigerians trapped in slave like conditions in libya begin their journey home we have an exclusive report twenty five people killed in a car bomb blast in the syrian city of it clip it comes as government forces step up their offensive in the province. and making amends former trump strategist steve bannon backs off from explosive comments made about the u.s. president's son. and saving of the great whale scientists in california developed a warning system to protect the mammals from passing ships. good to have you with us welcome to the news hour about five hundred nigerian migrants stranded in libya have returned home the nigerian government ordered the immediate evacuation of about five and a half thousand one gerry and from libya after reports of abuse slavery and torture and the dresser traveled with some of them here's his exclusive report a c

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. and push the wrong but a false alarm over an incoming missile strike on hawaii frightens residents and it's put down to human error the tunisian government offers new aid to poor families and then attempt to stop public protests. but. you know. why the legend of johnny cash lives on in some of america's toughest prisons. first so why is governor has apologized for an accidental message sent by the state's warning of an imminent missile strike the mistaken alert target panic among many hawaiians a scramble to find shelter the emergency management agency laser confirmed it was a false alarm and look at how the mistake happened. u.s. president donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong un have been trading claims about who has the bigger nuclear button so you might expect the u.s. state of hawaii in the middle of the pacific would be on edge i was the first place they're going to drop a bomb it's crazy you know living here it's awesome but the same time you know killing going on like

al-jazeera. the arab ileum. far from threatens the cut off millions of dollars of aid to the palestinians and says jerusalem is no longer up for negotiation. barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program after days of unrest the tens of thousands of iranians rally in support of the government it spent years cracking down on the opposition it now ethiopia's government says it would release all political prisoners and the more than two hundred works of the italian renascence artist michelangelo go on display in new york looting what is believed to be his first paid. hello welcome to the program palestinian leaders are condemning u.s. president donald trump's right to cut aid to the palestinian authority the president made the statement on twitter where he also said jerusalem is off the negotiating table trump angered palestinians last month by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and that he tweeted asking why the u.s. should make any future aid payments to pa

up front at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha for the back to gold welcome to these great kuantan a mole back in the spotlight donald trump announces keep the controversial u.s. military prison in cuba open a major reversal of his predecessor's policy it is first state of the union address the president raised the prospect of prisoners being sent to guantanamo so could we soon see a return of the old practices of human life so he's also on the grid the orphans of mogadishu and multiple bombings in somalia's capital have left thousands of children without parents and nowhere to go and explore what's being done to help them and the security challenges somalia's government continues to face and who's on the move and for how much rumors abound on the final day of europe's transfer window it's one of the biggest days of the year of a football fan to find out which top player their favorite team will have a live report from london. for the war be considered a public

at this time on al-jazeera. the syrian civilians flee towards turkey in freezing temperatures as government forces of violence on rebel held it live province. go on the clock this is out zero live from london also coming up in the pro.

al-jazeera. well momma damer is founder and editor of pride dot com that's an independent news website about ethiopia he says the release is a direct result of the rumor protests i think you know. a year ago i said i'm jailed fighting for my people my people were let me for free in does essentially what happened today i think what gives a lot of people of him is him is this the young population that is demanding it is right that he's asking for more in ethiopia faces a challenge where the purposes are not going away in it has pushed the ruling party to a corner where now there are divisions even within the governing coalition where. members of the ruling ethiopian people's democratic front essentially embracing the protesters demands and calling for reforms i think they charge power struggle within the party and the fact that there is an assertive younger generation of leaders within the ruling party in the in the fact that the protesters and the young people who are taking to the streets in the

this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha fully back to bowl welcome to the news greats in discriminates as strikes arbitrary arrests and possible war crimes a damning u.n. report obtained by al-jazeera shows the extent of human rights violations in yemen many committed by the saudi led coalition will this prompt the u.n. security council into action. also on the grades we want an apology african leaders demand u.s. president donald trump take the vulgar comment he reportedly made about their countries and others the controversy has cast a spotlight on how western media portray africa we'll hear from sudanese cartoonist . and she's become a new symbol of honesty and resists a sixteen year old i had to meet is behind bars for slapping an israeli soldier dozens of her supporters have gathered in the occupied west bank to demand her release and now an irish artist famous for his image of che guevara has added his talent to the cause egyptian rockers cairo key became famous during the revolution these these days though their music has fallen o

this time on al jazeera. on counting the cost of oil hit seventy dollars a barrel and the drivers behind the rise one of the economic reasons behind the rest in tunisia we look a little closer at the whole straight being between us i'm. counting the cost at this time on al jazeera. and al jazeera crew captures the moment a suspected russian ass strike hits a makeshift refugee camp. and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. hundreds of people protest in the chin is in capital to mark seven years since the revolution that sparked the arab spring. twelve million tins of baby milk in eighty three countries the true scale of a salmonella scandal begins to him. i will tell you why the traditional craft of cockpit weaving is unraveling in gaza. a new wave of attacks by syrian government forces and their russian allies is forcing fountains of syrians to leave their homes around one hundred twenty thousand civilians have been displaced in rebel held province in recent weeks but instead of finding safety

this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha santa maria welcome to the news are we witnessing to news is seven year itch protests against austerity and the cost of living is still happening on water is the seventh anniversary of the revolution which overthrew president ben ali tonight we're looking at where the tune is here really is the success story of the arab spring also on the grid a new twist in the gulf diplomatic crisis a member of the qatari royal family says he's been detained while visiting the united arab emirates is. tiny living in saudi arabia since the start of the blockade and had been presented by the saudis as a potential to cut as a mere gold a new check on the summa electronics show in las vegas do we need to think a little more about the risks connected time. but it might just be leaving us more open to a sign that. imagine if you lived in hawaii and you got a text message that said there's a missile heading towards your state well that's exactly what happened causing widespread panic but it wasn't true. with us using.

this is al-jazeera. the news hour live from coming up in the next sixty minutes south korea's president says he's open to meeting is north korean counterpart with conditions. at least ninety migrants drowned almost three hundred rescued separate incidents off the libyan coast. small protests in tunisia as the government crackdown. is gentle a freight train coming down the hill. lives floods and the deadly rainstorm in southern california claimed lives and homes. south korea's president says he's open to meeting north korean leader kim jong un if certain conditions are met and when jane's comments follow tuesday's official talks between the two sides the first in more than two years from sol kathy novak reports. the first official talks between north and south korea in more than two years ended with an agreement that could make president vision of a piece of lympics a reality says domestic support for his policy of dialogue with north korea helped bring about the rare meeting and he had some one else to t

on al-jazeera. welcome back our mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera least fourteen people and a policeman are reported to have died as anti-government protests in iran turn increasingly violent four hundred people have also been arrested goofy rebel finds in yemen. people have been killed or injured in saudi coalition and strikes in a data province. north korea's leader has warned the united states that his nuclear capability is now a reality not a threat but also says he's open to dialogue with south korea. u.n. secretary general essentially president joseph kabila to step down from power in the democratic republic of congo in accordance with the dale signed a year ago it comes off to his security forces killed at least seven protesters on sunday during rallies against his rule shelob reports. in the democratic republic of congo are catholic worshipers pray this sunday they pray with a political purpose they want president joseph kabila goal i think it was last week was a very good day these

al jazeera. welcome to talk to al-jazeera in the field with me barnaby phillips in the kenyan capital nairobi now this is a city that has played a big part in my life i spent some very happy childhood years here i have vivid memories of although i left when i was only ten years old way back in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight.

this is al jazeera. and this is the al-jazeera news our live one headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. in syria captures the moment a suspected russian ass strike hits a camp where families are sheltering. they sound another scandal which began in a dairy factory in france spreads to more than eighty countries. also marking seven years since the arab spring into this year we look at why the same issues are still getting people out onto the streets. the good old. times you know and why the legend of johnny cash lives on in some of america's toughest prisons. welcome to the news i could have your company sustained attacks by syrian government forces helped by russian air strikes are continuing against rebel held areas pushed into the provinces causing a new wave of people to flee the violence about one hundred twenty thousand people have been forced from their homes in recent weeks but rather than finding places of sanctuary many continue to face danger. no law. well i don't know w

al-jazeera. president has a military assault on a kurdish enclave in soviet as eminent. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha with me in the wrong i'm also ahead. accused of using vulgar language to describe african nations u.s. president donald trump says he's not a racist. liberia's outgoing president as expelled from her own party accused of backing an opposition candidate plus. outside in this church in southern chile a protest against pope francis. coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country. as the pope makes its way to. the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syria and could set up a border force containing thirty thousand personnel the troops will patrol the borders of territory carved out of northern syria by the syrian democratic forces which are mainly composed of why p.g. find his and that's angered nato member turkey what it considers the group of terrorists and has evolved to retaliate balance reports. turkish president rigid type on using a posse

al-jazeera london. storm which has wreaked havoc across western europe has dumped several centimeters of snow in poland overnight treacherous road conditions led to a number of accidents and fifty five thousand people were affected by power outages on thursday the storm's gale force winds cause travel chaos in the netherlands and germany at least eleven people have been killed or now the russian president vladimir putin is brave subzero temperatures for his traditional january did a sixty five year old stripped off his thick coats and boots for the icy plunge in a hole cut in the frozen lake in the northwest of russia with temperatures hitting six below zero it was all part of a ceremony marking a major holiday in orthodox christianity remembering the baptism of jesus christ. so a quick look at the top stories for you now turkey has fired artillery into a kurdish controlled on clay the northwest syria across the border bombardment of our freedom comes after days of threats by president russia type two o

at this time when al-jazeera. al jazeera. where every. rio has big plans to turn its largest favelas into spectacles. but inside of avila's because of it has big plans of his own. building since the age of twelve listen trained yet skilled architect has as good a chance as any at seeing his vision come to light. the federal role and the master plan are the concluding part of rebel architecture at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour republican and democrat senators have postponed a vote to reach a compromise to end the government shutdown later on monday they're expected to vote again on the trumps administration's funding bill money for federal agencies was cut elph after it failed to pass on saturday. the u.s. is urging turkey to use restraint in its operation against kurdish fighters in northern syria turkish soldiers offensive the own claim about freeing to drive out fighters from kurdish peoples protection units known as the white b.g. . pope francis has concluded his tour of sou

al-jazeera. you. say two thousand and seventeen has been an important year for news and world events would be a huge understatement it's been a year filled with consequential stories that have changed and shaped the political landscape around the world from indigenous rights in the amazon to the station battle in spain's catalonia region kenya is not one but two controversial press.

how they're actually with with the current headlines when al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has decided to waive sanctions against iran one last time the waiver is part of the twenty fifth in a new cleared.

rewind pencils and bullets at this time on al-jazeera. al jazeera. has a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president is claiming a big win for the republicans off of congress approved a bill ending a three day government shutdown the temporary measure extends funding onto the eighth of february democrats agree to the compromise on to republicans pledge to hold a vote on immigration in the coming weeks all our important work for the american people had to be put on hold while this manufactured crisis was dealt with we made no subject to progress and i want to add on the serious bipartisan negotiation that will take to solve issues such as immigration and border security health care defense spending and many other matters so i'm glad we can finally get back to work here. the opening date for the u.s. embassy and as well moving from tel aviv to jerusalem has been brought forward to the end of two thousand and nineteen u.s. wise president mike pence made the announcement in the israeli parliament but was briefly interrupted by pro

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al-jazeera. all that is of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al-jazeera. time for a quick recap of the top stories here the o.p.'s freedom opposition leader as part of an amnesty of prisoners jailed of anti-government protests in twenty fifteen that had a good dino was released with more than four hundred others always denied violating the law in his release as part of a government drive for national reconciliation the white house chief of staff has opposed said president trump's campaign promises on immigration were uninformed u.s. media is reporting that john kelly made the comments while discussing immigration reforms with democratic politicians they want guarantees to protect undocumented migrants before backing a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown is adjusted the way he's looked at the south asia strategy afghanistan he's a very definitely changed his attitude towards the darker issue and even the war once we briefed him when i was at the h.s. he has evolved in the way he's looked at things campaign to governing are two different things and

al jazeera. where ever you. violent protests in tunisia hundreds of arrests there's anger over price rises and tax hikes but the government says there's no other way to cut a ballooning deficit so how will tunisia resolve its deep rooted economic problems this is inside story.

largely al-jazeera so. there have been some diplomatic breakthroughs on the korean peninsula in the past with the riding results the first enter korean summit was held in two thousand the two sides signed a declaration allowing separated families to have reunion meetings seven years later there were renewed calls for international mediation the second summit and with a declaration to continue working towards a permanent peace treaty but diplomacy has fizzled since then the last round of talks happened in december two thousand and fifteen and that in failure north korea stopped answering communication lines inside the demilitarized zone in february two thousand and sixteen let's bring in our guests install in bomb chum a retired lefton general with the south korean army and joining us on skype from tokyo michael pan president of the chains twenty years agency thank you for joining us let me start by asking mr chairman this is the mitten purely about winter olympics or there's more to the story. we're hoping

al-jazeera to follow refugee camp and with their fish. the un's aid coordinator for gammon says that he's leaving the role jamie mcgoldrick has served in the position for two years he announced his resignation just two days off the un's top negotiator given also step down its own who'll take over the position the un has made a record appeal for nearly three billion dollars to combat imminent famine as well as outbreaks of cholera and diptheria in yemen we get a weather update next here on al-jazeera then brazil's lula da silva insists he's not out of the presidential race despite losing a court appeal over his corruption conviction. beijing's controversial plan to clean up the city that's leaving thousands homeless. hello we've got some more snow in the forecast for japan over the next couple of days the winds coming in from the northwest direction so there's that crowd drifting into the western side of honshu in particular and the lake effect snow will be coming down once again then on the other side of the mound since sheltered in tokyo

at this time on al-jazeera. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's prime minister has accused the separatists of an attempted coup after they attacked the exiled government buildings in the interim capital. turkey has taken control of a key mountain in northern syria as it steps up its offensive against kurdish fighters in the afridi region and russian opposition leader has been released after he was arrested at one of the rallies he called for across the country. residents of the afghan capital kabul say they feel angry and helpless says the city mourns the one hundred three people killed in the least suicide bombing tensions are high after saturday's attack which targeted one of kabul's most heavily fortified areas many blame the government for failing to solve the deteriorating security situation jennifer glass reports from kabul. on a couple who side policeman munir ahmed is being laid to rest he's one of the many victims of saturday's attack in the afghan capital the grief is etched on the